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THE PROPOSED

STADIUM.

THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923.

that there should be no interference with existing interests...

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Mr. F. T. James, Hen. Secretary of the Hongkong Fastball Assooje (Continued from Page 2)

tion speaking in favour of s scheme had laid out large areas alium, mentioned that no leux'] in, Kowloon, for football and than 10,000 spectators watched foot cricket and other forms of sport ball matches every Saturday. There Before the meeting discussed fur were 10,000 people at the Interport ther the question of the actual match and as any had to be tarn site he thought they ought to coned away because there was no room sider the type of structure, its for them. He regretted that there cost and ways and means of pro-had been no definite expression of viding it. Before the Government

opinion from the representativos. moved in the måtter he was sure

it would ask the opinion of the of the various clubs in support of Recreation Grounds. Committee, the scheme and thought that unless enthusiastic All these open spaces, gardens they became and so on in Hongkong were pro about it the proposal must fall vided for under an Ordinance and through.

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the Government had set up a very Representativen of the American strong representative Committee Baseball Club, the Lusitano Recrea of some nine or ten clubs. Pro tion Club and Dt. Wang for the posals were always referred to Chinese Recreation Club spoke in that Committee and their recom-support of the scheme. "Dr. Lim mendations were almost always Boon-keng once described the Hong ndopted.

kong University as the lighthouse The Chairman said his Idea of of the East," Dr. Wang declared. what was wanted was a ground Why not make this atadium & | approximately half a mile round, lighthouse for Chias ?” -

with a stand capable of accom- modating 1,500 people, which should be on one side of the ground, the other portions of the ground being banked in order to provide the spectators with a better view of the matches than they had now. They very badly needed an enclosed ground.

A Misleading Term The Hon. Mr. Fletcher thought the idea as defined by Mr. Wilton was a good one, but it took the

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He thought it would be better to chaininau, Dr. C. C. Wang, Mr. E. & ris because they fill the starved submit a definite scheme before

Chembatore Cock, Mr. W. Logan, Dr. Urquhart going further into The Colonial Secretary referred to and the members of the Council the proposed Aberdeen race- course scheme, and thought that asked to serve. something upon. that line was what the Chairman wanted. fore the Government could take any action it must have more concrete proposals before it, and an expression of opinion both! from the people who were partici- pating in the scheme and others interested,

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"We do not expect to go so far as to get the ground allotted to us to-night," the Chairman ob- served. He thought it would be as well if they appointed a repre-i sentative Committee to draw up la scheme in order that they could' place something definite before the Government.

Mr. Logan assured the meeting of the support of the Victoria Recreation Club.

The Hon. Mr. Fletcher thought the term "stadiun" was a rather misleading one. What he under- stood was now proposed was a large recreation ground with suit- able buildings.

Capt. Neville opposed the idea of taking over the pelo ground. If n stadium, in the generally accepted sense of the word, were placed) there, it would considerably reduce the playing area. Besides, it was quite impossible for polo to he played on any ground on which other games

were played For

Icotball it would be necessary to have fixed goalposts with the result that the grass would be worn round about, which would make it slip- pery for the ponies to turn on, in addition to which they could not satisfactorily fill up the holes.] The Chairman had said that if they had a stadium there they would not have people running about the polo ground as at the present time. The Palo Club, Capt. Neville said, did not want to keep the Chinese off the ground. They did not do jany harm running about in their bare fect and it would be a hard-

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Mr. C. Tacchi, Hoo., Scoretary. of the Lawn Bowls Association, said that personally he felt that if they. wore to have a stadium they would require all the pitches for the How various game fenced in. could bowls and cricket be played next to a football match? He cer- tainly thought that bowlers would prefer to play on their own greens. The stadium scheme would obtain support from footballers, but he did not think it was going to interest other branches of spari, "We have cricket and bowls clubs in the Colony who have their own grounds and they would not be likely to play at the stadium. It seems to

ma it would be of no use to them," Mr. Tacchi added.

Mr. E. Cook thought, the question was too much in the crysalis stage to put it before the Government yet. He suggested the pop intment of n small committee,He was opposed to any interference with existing clube,

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