1926-09-29 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WORLD SPORT

HOW TUNNEY WON.

ROUND BY ROUND ACCOUNT OF FIGHT.

A FIERCE BATTLE.

The following detailed account of the great fight, between Demp- sey and Tunney at Philadelphia la reported by the Associated Press, round by round, as follows:

Round One..

Tunney shot out with his left,' a clinch followed, then Tunney drove his right to the champion's head. Dempsey drove both his fists to the body and then hooked a left to Tunnoy's head. They clinched and Tunney landed a right to the jaw and then another clinch occurred. Dempsey crowded into Tunney and landed two light lefts on his head.. Tunney, rocked Dempsey with a right to the jaw and also pounded him furiously on the body.

Round Two,

Tunney ran away with Dempsey In a clinch. Dempsey then hooked a left to the head and two rights to the body as Tunney retired. Dempsey chased" Tunney to his corner. Tunney's mouth was bleed- ing. Tunney landed a light"left to the hond and a clinch followed. Dempsey sang right into the body and Tunney backed away. They engaged in a furious body attack when the bell rang.

Round Three. ·

Rain was beginning to fall heavier as the, fight progressed. Both boxed enutiously. Tunney after several misses malled his right into the jaw and the blow staggered Dempsey. Dempsey planted a blow on the head and then a clinch followed." Tunney planted a right to the body, back- ing Dempsey to the ropes... They elinched and Tunney ripped a right to the head. Dempsey chur ed Tunney to his corner where they were exchanging punches when the bell rang.

Round Four. Dempsey's left to the jaw knock ed. Tunney to the ropes. Tunney was enraged as Dempsey drove his fists to his body. Dempsey's left eye at this point began to bleed. There was a clinch. Tunney dodge ed then nailed Dempsey's dome with a right. Tunney backed then landed three punches on the head. They countered and Dempsey was. seeking an opening when the bell closed the round.

Round Five,

and

LAWN BOWLS..

ONE VIEW OF HONGKONG

DEFEAT."

A correspondent writing from. Shanghai on September 22 says, regarding the recent interport with the Northern port "The one and only opinion of everyone con cerned is that Hongkong has hon- oured this port with petent team of bowls experts.

HOME SPORTS ITEMS,

COLLINS AS ENGLISH TEST TEAM SELECTOR.

London, Sept. 18. Collins, the Austrálian cricket captain, in a broadcast speech suggested that the team which England will send to Australia in 1928 should include Franklin (Bucks) or Lilley, Lyon, Parsons, Duleepsinghi, Enthoven, Larwood, | Hammond, Geary, Hallows, Sut- -cliffe, Stevens and Chapman, Hobbs is supposedly superannuat- ed..

ALL BLACKS. IN ENGLAND.

London, Sept. 18.

At Dijon Burgundy beat the Maori touring side by 27 pts, to 3. On Sept. 16th the All Blacks most com-beat Lelgh by 23 pts. to 15.) -

dard.

On Saturday Halifax beat the "It would be invidious to single "All Blacks by 13 pts, to 18. out any player as being better

The visitors are not up to atan-" than the others in the Hongkong team in the big match just played --a wonderful game, in which it was impossible until the last head to name the winners,

Mr.

"In a conversation with Gavin, Campbell, the Shanghai akip, laet evening, he told me he such strain, as Omar's play as No. never wants to undergo,, another 1 kept him on tenterhooks from the 'start until the finish. And I as a looker-on must acknowledge that his statement was correct.

"The cause of Hongkong's down- fall was the 'Shanghai skip'a' won- derful delivery of his last wood. Hongkong were laying four, and believe me, everyone thought that Hongkong had surely won. But such is fate, and Shanghai won a splendid match.'

HOME FOOTBALL.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

London, Sept. 28. The following were the results of matches played to-day in the Third (Northern),Division of the English Longue- Accrington Southport

1 Lincoln

2 Crewe

-Rontor.

FOOTBALL

KOWLOON, F. C. TEAMS. ·

FF

BETTING TAX' TO KILL'

RACING...

London, Sept. 18. Northern trainers and owners,

sidered that it would kill racing condemning the betting tax, con-

in three years.

AUSTIN INVALIDED.

London, Sept. 18. Austin, the brilliant young ten- nia player, has strained his heart and is an invalid..

|

RUGBY UNION RESULTS,

London, Sept. 18. The weather was really too liot Tor Rugby to-day but matches were played with the following re- 'sults: Blackheath beat Bedford by 13 pta, to 8; Leicester.' beat Plymouth 81-9; Cardiff beat Bristol 21-13; Rosslyn Park bent Blackheath 16-14; Coventry beat Devonport Services 3-0; Glouces- ter beat Northampton G-3.

· LOCAL CRICKET.

VOLUNTEERS V. "PHOENIX.”

The following will represent the Volunteers on Sunday, 3rd Octo- ber, against the "Phoenix" at 11:30 a.m. sharp on the Hongkong 'Uni- versity C.C. ground:-E. J. R. Mit- The Kowloon 1st XI are playing|chell (capt.), Capt. N. C. D. Brown- H.M.S. Carlisle at 6 p.m. this even john, A. C. I. Bowker, J. C. Lyal, ing. The following team had been C. D. Wales, S. Jex, E. C. Finchor, selected to represent Kowloon: H. V. Parker, H. C. Burges, Wood Wheeler and Young; Tur-J. H. M. Andrews and J. A. Sum- ner, Caveille and MacKelyie; Pilc, mers. Spary, Sims, Mason and Hayes,

Bus leaves the Cricket Club at To-morrow, the Kowloon 2nd 11 am. Sharp. XI meet H.M.S. Ambrose, and will be represented as follows:-Ras- mussen; Guest and Knight; Ollier. Hedley and Hugh Jones; Taylor, Millard, Pasco, Miles and Eastman. Kick-off 5 p.m.

London, Sept. 18. At Brooklands the Motor-Cycl- ing Championship was won from scratch by Staniland on a Norton.

ÁT THE QUEEN'S,

TO-DAY'S ATTRACTION.

"The story which holds the screen, to-day at the Queen's Theatre, is one that is known to everybody and needs no re-telling. For the past decade "Seven Keys to Baldpate" has been a stage They circled

'clinched."

favourite of audiences the world. Neither was able to land. Demp- sey was boxing cautiously and right to the jaw and Dempsey over, and has in addition to its Tunney was retiring. Dempsey drove both fists to the body. Tun- New York triumphs, a record for soaked a left to the body and got ney complained that the blows performances in every town large two lefts to the head. Tunney Followed it up with three rights to the head, backing Dempsey to his corner Dempsey missed and Tunney landed a short right to the

Dempsey body.

зая spitting blood as he went to his corner...

• Round Six.

Dempsey crowded into Tunney and missed a left hook. Tunney peppered him with lefts and rights on the head, then slugged with Dempsey having the advantage. A clinch followed and Tunney drove, right and left to the body. Demp- sey hooked a left to the head and Tunney countered with left and right to the head. Dempsey was feeling for an opening

Round Seven.

were too low and then they clinch- ed. Tunney poked a long left to Dempsey's face as the round closed..

Round Nine:

Round Ten

enough to support a theatre.

with

In bringing the Cohi story to the screen, MacLean has adhered to the original faithfully, adding only what fresh material film demanded. comedy technique, Exchanges of blows to the body Love-interest, substituted for the at close quarters were followed by Wager angle, and a surprise a clinch. Tunney landed two light climax, are features of the screen lefts to the head. Dempsey land play by Frank Griffin and Wade ed. a right to the jaw.

Tunney Boteler.

Fred Newmeyer, who made all hooked a right to the jaw and an" other clinch followed. Dempsey's recent Harold Lloyd comedies, left eye was beginning to close directed, "Seven Keys To Bald-| and, apparently he was very tired. pate." Edith Roberts, leading wo Tunney planted a hard right on man, heads the cast playing in the jaw and Dempsey dropped in support of the star.. Other big his chair as the bell ring. His names include Betty Francisco, second worked frantically over Mayn Kelso, Anders Randolf, Him.

Craufurd Kent, William Orla monde and Edwin Sturgis.. It is generally the case Dempsey crouched as he mowed They shook hands, exchanged screen adaptions of famous.plays into Tunney. They clinched. punches and then clinched. Demp-to compare the pictures with the Tunney landed a light left and sey drove two rights and lefts to legitimate productions. Not to be then backed away. Tunney drove the body and Tunney backed away that "Seven Keys to Baldpate" is an exception to the rule, it is said a right to the chin, a clinch follow- Dempsey pursued him, punishing bigger and better than the original ed and Dempsey ripped right him with body blows. Tunney hook to Tunney's eye and opened landed two lefts and rights to the Cohan version of the piece. "And"

gosh. Tunney landed two rights chin, staggering Dempsey Tun- that is saying something! to Dempsey's head without a re-ney hooked a right to the chin and

The Criminal Sessions case, in turn. They traded punches to the then clinched. Dempsey's left head in a savage exchange Juet øye was closed. Tunney stagger-which two Chinese were charged hofore the ball,

ed Dempsey with a right to they with attacking an Indian con- hoad, backing him to the ropes. stable and stealing his revolver Tunney, drove right and left to the and holster at Yaumati, was con- Tunney ducked and hooked a jaw, driving him to the ropes cluded before Mr. Justice Wood left to the side. A clinch follow Dempsey was groggy as he was yesterday afternoon. The jury ed. Dempsey ducked a right to led to his corner.

found the men "guilty" by a majority of five to two, and both were sentenced to two years hard Iabour,

Round Eight.

the head and Tunney kept Demp-Tho judges' gave the decision to

sey away with five straight lefts Tunney, making him champion of to the face. Tunney drove his the world.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926.

PING-PONG

SAND OTHER GAMES:

PING-PONG

$5,50

TEMA

SETS:

$8.00

PING PONG BALLS

$1.60 per dozen.

MINORU

$5.50 $6.50 $9.50

and $14.50.

ROULETTE $19.50 & $28.50

WITH CLOTH

MANIFESTO

$7.50 per set..

CHES

from $4.75

SPORTS DEPT.

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAI'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local sharo quotations issuad to-day

.Banks.

il

b.

Hongkong, $1,092 Chartered, £21 Mercantile A and B., £30 n Mercantile C., £13 n

P. and O., £91, b. East Asia, $84

..

Marine Ins,

Canton Ins., $625 th

China Underwriters, 61.50 n North China, Tls. 125 n. Unions, 290 b. Yangteza. $35 b

Fire ina. China Fires, $200 Hongkong Fire, $600 b

Shipping Douglases, $27 Steamboats, $281 Tugs, $11 D. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.) $30 b. Shell Trans., 90/- Star Ferries, $68 Waterboats, $15

b.

b

Refineries. China Sugars, $221 Malabons, $36

Mining.

n:

THE HO HONG BANK LTD.

(Extablished 117.)

Capital

Authorised Capital Inund

Labilities

holders

Pald-up

erva Barplus

$20,000,000 8,000,000

4,000,000

4,000,000

.. 1227.000

HEAD OFFICE SINGAPORE, Branekoa,,, Agentales, and. Correspondent in the principal cities of the world.

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Kuala Lumpur

Doll

Madras

Galle

Suantan

Hongkong

New York

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HONGKONG BRANCHES,' Every description of Banking and Exchange Binas transucted.

Interest allowed on Current Accounts to 2 per cent per annum on Daily Balance and on Fixed Deposits at Rates that may be ao- detained on application.

E

C. L C. BANDES,

"Manager.

II.

5. Queen's Road, Central,

Hongkong, April 17th, 1925,

Benguets, $1.50 b.

5 n..

Kailana, 40/- n.- Langkats, Tls, 231, b. S'hai Exploration, Tls. Shanghai Loans, Tis. 7 n. Raubs, $47 Tronohs, 60-b Ural Caspians, 8/- n.

Docks, etc.

D.

MEN'S UNDERWEAR.

A REFORM IN SIZES.

A long-overdue reform is being gradually effected in the men's un- derwear industry. Hitherto man kind has been divided, according Kowloon Wharves, $124 b. to chest and waist measurements, Whampoa Dooks, $581 b.

into four categories-namely." b. Hongkews, Tis, 170

slender, men's, pope's, and out- Now Enginoorings, Tla. 6.10 b.size. These terms might have Shanghai Docks Tis. 1153 b.

served their purpose if every buy- er knew what size he would obtain when he ordered, but different manufacturers had their own ideas as to what constituted, a men's or an outsize.

Lands, Hotels, etc,

H. and S. Hotels, $10.50 sa. 'H.K. Lands, $64 b.

Realtys, $7.50 n. Territorials, $4 n. Developments, Humphreys, $13. Princes Bldgs, $89 Rural Lands, $1; n.

Cottons.

Ewos Cottons, Tis. 8.75 Orientals, Tla, 2,50 b Shai Cottons, Tls. 52 b

Buses, Trams..

China Buses, $104. m." Tramways, $261 ̈b. Peak Trams, old) $15 S'pore Tractions 15/6 Taxia $3 8.

b

b.

Miscellaneout;

Amusomonts, $12 b. Cunton Ices, $71 n Comenta. (Comb.) $137 sai China Lights; $194 - b. China Prov, $5:50. 80. Constructions, $2 n

Dairy Farms, $181 b Der A. Wing,

H'kong Electrica, 867 b. Macao Electrics, 635|| Romas (Comb) $26 Lane Crawfords: 39" Mackintosh, $19) no Sinceres, $11

United Asbostos, 2D s Watsons $13 n Pawells. $61

BANKS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorized, Caplet

*000,000,000

„Issued" and · Pully Paid-up vit1940, $20,000,000

Atarting ATM 2,200,000.

· Bliver last...##7,000,000

Hanarva Liability of Proprietors. ........$20,000,000.

·HEAD - OFFICE, HÖNGKONG.. COURT OF DIRECTORS ---

Hon. Mr. DG M-Bennað, Chairman.

Hon Mr. AO. LANE, Deputy Chairman,

W. H. Dall, Eng J.Thunagar, Bhai

A. IL Compton Eis. T. G/Vaall, Eks

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M.Youur. E

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BANGKOK BATAVIA BOMBAY

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·TSINGTAO

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Current Accounts opened in Local Currency and Fixed Deposita received for me, your or abortar, periods in Losal. Currenty And Sterling on terms which will be quoted on application.

Hongkong, 27th Mar. 1924.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

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Foreign Exchange and General :: Banking, Tusindiraosanted.

Current Account opened and "FrExchdi: Khagen received for 1' year, or shorter periods'aà@xmas which will be quoted on application.

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CORPORATION.

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Bingapore

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THE BANK OF CANTON LTD.

Harbin

Kobe

Trentain Yokohama

cit, Bills of Exchange and Cable Tribad Commorial and Travellam Láttam

| bought" and, sold Current BLOGONNÉS • ZOR Saving Bank accounts opend and Bed D posite in focal and foreign currénelm an at te thus may be ascertained on applian .41,200,000-{tion to the Bank

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Every description of Banking balnea transacted.

Safe Deposit Boxes in varioca alam to że lek from $0.00 to $49.00 yearly”

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NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL

MAATSCHAPPIJ. (Netherlands Trading Society,). BANK.

Eatablished 1824 Hongkong Branch established 1900.. Authorized Capital Guilders .... Paid-up Capital. Guilders Reserve Fund Gullar

Special Reservca Galdame

150,000,000 (812,500,000

80,000,000

(8 4,566,6701 .....21,117.240 (4.1,759,776)

1,886,820)

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Commerce et L'indpatrie.

Houzkons, March 11th, 1928.

(Incorporated in France.)

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34, as St. Lazara, Faria,

Capita?"

Special Working Capital .............FI. 49,000,000

W BRANCHES Paris, Lyon, Marselim, Safran, Haiboks. luci Pazing. Sbangbal, Tintain, Dantum and Hongkong.

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Kowloon Fabe

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Sometimes garments varied by two or three inches in chest or

Batavia' Malbourne Shanghai Bombay,

Nagnaski San-Franciaco valat iheasurement, though hear-onieusta New York

Bata Chaton

Semerang ing the same trade term, and it did London

Saigon

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Tisaisto Talvek be classified as an outsize. Now,

Bourabaya Eingapore after much persuasion, a number of manufacturers have decided for Correspondents in all principal elties of the the future to mark their products world. with the measurements in tnches. Buyers can ask for a 40-inch chest, lustead of ordering “pope's" and taking their chance of receiving, anything from 38 to 41 inches,

Every description of Banking and Exchange. business transacted. Loans granted pa a provod securities.

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Chiat Manager. Hongkons, 2nd May, 1025.

"THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE

·BANK LTD. -

-(Established 1285.)) Capital (fully paid up)

Such adoption of modern and common-sense methods of marking. is to be commended, but retailers are not over-confident that gar- ments will always conform to the Reserve fund measurements marked on thevi. They already experience hapha- zard sizing in other articles, such

Batavia

as cape, which the wise distribu- Bombay

100,000,000 Y: 89,800,000

HEAD OFFICE TOKOHAMA, Branches 'aud· Agenzia at

Balzon

Karsch! Hobe

Calcutta Canton

Changchun

Delen

tor measures before putting them Lendes into stock. The next step in un- derwear is to arrange for uniform. alteve and leg lengths, according

to chest and waist measures.

Iron Los Angala Maulis **Mukčen. Festion ·Naganaki ' Hamburg, Newchung Hankow

Harbin

Honolulu

Kal. Xuan

Ban Francisco

Battle/ Semarang Blumot

Bydser.

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Paking

Palestino, 15. Kangoon Vindivinink

Rio de Janeiro Interest allowed on Current Acconte

The 8.8. Kucichow from the North reporta extremely bad wea-Depuella caled för fand perioda mb Tata

ther. Her master was forced to is be obtained on KPyles Lionesse anchor in the Halten Straits for twenty hours

CARIKA Hongkong, Iith Bobtember, 1926.

Manager.

New York-Irving Bank, Columbia, Trust

Co.

Every description of Banking and Banhangs Basins Trapsasted Correspondents throm

at the world.

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THE BANK OF CHINA.

SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED BY PRESIUNE « „TIÄL HANDATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF

OMINA ON THE SAND. OF.

NOVEMBER 1977.

Authorized Capital

|$50,000,000.00

Paid-up Capital ...........$18,378,099.00 Beserva Funde.....

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Every descripLon of Banking "kontamin transacked..

Losha 'granted on approved becuetties, Special farūžties for Home Exchange.

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99, Bouleurs Hannamann, Parik yan Subscribed Capital Fald - Copital Reserve Fund.

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