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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

MONDAY, DECEMBER

CARTLIDGE GREAT Morris's ungunr.fed_chin_Cart-

VETERAN TRIUMPHS IN

DOUR STRUGGLE.

MORRIS DISQUALIFIED" IN

14TH ROUND.

HOWARD'S DEBÜT.

[DY "WANDERER"]

Deprived of the full sweats of victory by a refereo who made up his mind at the wrong time, never theless, Jim Cartlidge, in his last appearance before the Hongkong public, put up one of the most magnificent fights of his career, decisively defeated an opponent Afteen years his junior, and gay, the younger generation an object lesson in the sense that he showed that one can never be too old tou learn.

Cartlidge remembered his pre vious meeting with Morris and knew how to turn his opponent'a boring-in to his advantage. Mor- ris had learned nothing, "and he had no reserves when Cartlidge brought out a now weapon of de- fonce.

An outburst of booing succeed- ed the disqualification of Morris' in the fourteenth round, but it was not directed at the winner of the contest, nor at the loser. Strictly speaking the referee, Lt. Commdr. Bell, was perfectly justified. He

Hdge won all throu

Cartlidge sent Morria's hood work in the 11th round, Morris back with Jerk in some brisk

failing back on more in-flighting to avoid further punishment.

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLES,

The twelfth was Morris's best

Areenal round. He made Cartlidgo-misa Aston Villa badly twice in quick successi Boltón. and darted in to land beautifully Burnley

Cardi with both hands.

Cardia

Division

1 Bury

5 Everton

6. Blackburn

1 The Wednesday

0 Leicester

4 Sunderland

1 Tottenham

2.Birmingham

Cartlidge was more or less on Lenda the defensive in the thirteenth Liverpool but he retaliated in the last few Manchester U. 0 Huddersfield Beconds and there was little in It Nowenatio at the close.

Morris bored-in in the four- teanth and forced Cartlidge to the ropes. The referee intervened after the dour struggle had coa tinued for thirty seconds or so, and disqualified Morris. Morris took the decision in good spirit. and hastened to shake hands with his opponent,

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The disqualification, as indicat

EWIN TO MEET HOWARD.

The Next Big Fight,

The main event at the Hong- kong Boxing Association's tournament on December 21st, will be A fifteen rounde contest.for the middleweight. championship of the Colony between A. B. Evin (H.M.S. Hermes) and Stoker "Taff” - Howard (H.M.S. Herald.)

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is entitled any time to disqualify ed, met with a very mixed recep-

a man for holding, or remaining Intion, the general feeling being that

Sheffield

2, West Ham 2 West Brom.

Nowcastle.18 10 4 4 46 27 24 Sunderland. 20.10 46 40 30 24 Huddersfid.18 611 1 37 27.23 Burnley, 19 9 5 5 44 34 23 Bolton 17 9 4 4 38 22 22 Tottenham...18 8.55 41 33 21 Laicostor.... 18 8 5 5 46 38.21 Birmingham18 92 7 23 26 20 Wednesday..19 2 6 6 34 37.20 Arsenal 18 675 35 36 19 Locds Un....18 7 4 7 36.3418. West Ham...17 73 7 31 26 17 Bury.....19 5.7.7.32 37 17 Manch. Un...17 6 5 6 25 30 17 Sheffield Un.18 6 5 7 29 37 17 Blackburn...18 64 8 34 49 16 Liverpool.17 7 1.9 28 27 15 Cardiff. 0.18 5 4 9 25-32.14 Aston Villa.18 5 4 9 31 4214 Everton....20 4 610 92:45 14 Derby G......17 6 1 10 33 32 13 West BromA.18 3.3 12 26 45 9

Bradford Cheisca...

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'ན་མ- Division II,

1 Nottingham

4 Barnsley

Grimaby Portsmouth

4 Blackpool Fulbom Reading Manchester 0.

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1 Swansea

1 Darlington 1 Oldham

South Shields

Whampton

a clinch unnecessarily, but the the referee, having allowed the Southampton fact remains that he had issued sight to go on after the experiencea his final warning to Morris in the of the middle rounds, made a mis- fifth round and allowed the bout take in ending it so near to the to continue with no variation of inel session method for nine further rounds.

Ignoring the remote possibili of a knock-out, Cartlidge "would have won the fight had it gone tɔ) the full distance. It opened in a promisingly spirited manner, but the boxers soon roverted to

the close stuff, and milled away in a manner typical of American methods.

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HUME FORCES FIGHT,

Pte Hume. (K.O.S.B.) carried too many guns for Signalman Crush in the first fight of the even- ing, and only by sheer determina-

It was anything but pretty work,tion did the Carlisle man maintain but it was heavy and tiring, and perpendicularity throughout the echoduled six,rounds.. The weight was surprising that the men

disparity appeared to be more than the five pounds announced, though Crush fought with rare pluck an used his left with considerable

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often gave ground before his rival's persistency, dhd some jumped to the conclusion that he was feeling the power of Morris's blows, but usually he was merely leaping clear in order to make room for his most, effective punch, a right to the chin.

Morris appeared to be working the harder at close quarters, but most of his blows were too far round the body to count for any thing in the matter of point scor-

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sounded.

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Hume was aggressive from start to finish, but woul have been more effective had he exercised a little restraint.

Hull...18 12 2 4 29 12 26 Swansea:18-10-6-2-3418-26, Middlesbro ..18 11 2-5, 50 32 24 Manch City.18.10 3 5 44 26 23 Portsmouth.18 10 3 5 35 24 23 Preston.179 5 3, 36 29.23 Notts For....18 8 6 4 35 29 22 South'pton....18 8 6.4 34 29.22 Chelsea 18 8 5 5.29 29 21 Oldham 18 9 3 6 27 23 21 Port Vale....19 6 7 6 37 37 19 Fulham18 6 5 7 26 36-17 Reading 18 5 5 8 28 29 15 Notts County18. 7 110 33 4515 Sth. Shields. 16 6 2 8 92 26-14 Blackpool 18 5 4 9 31 36 14 Darlington 19 6 211 34 41 14 Wolves.18 1 6 9 26 29 12 Grimsby...17 3 6 8 20-28 12 Clapton 17 4 4-9 23 38 12 Barnsley..16 3 310 21 50 9 Bradford 0.19 1 6 12 17 35 8

Division III (South).

1 Aberdare

0 Watford

8 Coventry

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2 Gillingham

1 Nowport

4 B'mouth & B.A.

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TÁST AND FURIOUS ROUNDS. Nelther P.O. Meen nor Stoker Brentford. Reynolds had the least, idea of Brighton &H.A.1 Plymouth

Bristol R. shirking punishment with the re- Exeter sult that they provided the most Luton

of the Merthyr interesting encounter night's sport. Meen sailed in from Millwall

Northampton the beginning asking for fight, and Norwich Reynolds obliged, the first two Southend Cartlidge is reaching the end of sounds being fought at a, pace Swindon his career in the roped square, but which obviously could hot last. he has never fought with better Meen's long reach served him in judgement.

good stead in the early stages, but found way of The first round was lively, both Reynolds soon men taking it in the opening ex-getting inside to use both hands to changes. The round was pretty good purpose. When Meen con

was considerable even, and Morris began his bor. nected there. ing tactics when next the gong power behind his punch, and at Morris went to it the end of the third round the con- strongly, towards the close of the testants were so exhausted that 30ssion, but Cartlidge replied the meat they could do was to rest spiritedly and there was little one on the other to give a remark able semblatice of a slow motion to choose.

Cartlidge missed badly at the picture. Naturally the next two pening of the third, but he soon rounds had not the same spirit as found a billet for a hard right characterised the first two, but in and he followed up to good pur- the fifth Meen walked into a hard pose forcing Morris into a clinch. right to the point, and failed to When Cartlidge broke away he the respective enactments concern-landed with a delightful straight left, but Morris bored in agaie under which any employer and a caution was administered, The only cleverness shown in who is compelled to suspend pay.

Cartlidge uppereut his opponent the six round contest involving ment, and who has paid insu- frequently in the close work, while Corpl. McManus and Ldg. Sign. the referee. Several times in the rance for his hands for two or Morris was concentrating on the Hansen, was to be found in carly stages Francis was warned. Sometimes Howard more years, shall receive from body. Cartlidge took. Morris by evasion and not in agression. for holding. a central fund set up for this surprise in the fourth by pulling McManus did just enough to war-was equally culpable, and Francis purpose, a weekly grant of himself clear and jolting the for himself, 15s. for his wife younger man with a stiff right to and 78. Gd. for each child under the face. Morris was again cau- the age of 15, which grant shall tioned, but later in the round land, a resolution! be free from all process for the ed left and right to the face.

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When the delegates to the autumn copforence of the Nation- al Chamber of Trade held their! concluding session recently, under the presidency of Sir William Per- ring, M. P., Mr. Dale, of Hull, brought forward

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Morris hored in throughout the fifth round and the referee an- nounced that he was giving his 9nal warning,

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CLEVER EVASIONS.

Accrington Barrow Crewo Durbain Halifax. Hartlepools'. Lincoln 1 Southport Stockport

1 Rochdale

Tranmere

0 Wrexham 3 New Brighton 0 Rotheram 0 Wigan

Ashington 0 Doncaster 8 Nelson 4 Chesterfield',

A Walsall

1 Bradford

BRITISH CYCLES.

A-WORLD-WIDE SUPREMACY.

"It is evident that we can make

a cycle for the world's use that la

4 unbeatable in quality," said Mr. A.; 0 M. Samuel, M. P. Minister for

Overseas Trade, at the British" Cycle and Motor Cycle. Manufac turers' and Traders' Union annual banquet in London.

Brightor....1611 3 2 40 1825 Bristol C.....17 10 4 3 43 2424 Stoke..... .18 13 3 2 48 12 29 Swindon....16 10 4 2 43 28 24 Nelson...16 10 3 3 47 23 23

One single British firm (he con- Millwall...16 0 4 5 38 25 22 Chesterfield 17 10 3 4 45 24-23 Newport 17 10 2 5 22 26 22 Rochdale 17 10 3 4 36 27 23 tinued) sells in one year more. Southend. 17 9 26 38 26 20 Stockport...16 9 3 4 34 2121 cycles than are turned out by Luton.16 8 4 4 26 22 20 N. Brighton.17 773 37 24 21 the whole of the American motor- Crystal Pal.16 7 5 5 32, 26 19 Halifax 16 8:53 27 19.21 cycle industry notwithstanding

...17 8 4 5 30 22.20 the fact that the Americans ara, Plymouth....17 7 5 5 31 27 19 Bradford Exeter. 16 7 4 5 38 25 18 Tranmere. 17 7 37 27 24 17 copying our patterns.

Imports of foreign, motor-cycles Brentford....16 7 45 37 28 18 Walsall 17 5 7 5 27 3317 Watford, 17 8 1 8 24 26 17 Wroxham 18 6 4 8 27 26-16 Merthyr 17 7 2 8 26 27 16 Rotherham; 17 6 4 7 32 36 16 for some years past have been Norwich...18 5 5 8 33 42 15 Ashington...17 5 6 6 25 40 16 negligible, and the motor-cycles in P. 17 5 39 30 37 13 Lincoln.18 3.9 G 33 33 15 use in Britain, with their sidecars Bournem'th..16 4 5 7 26 33 13 Durhum.17 5 3.8 20 21 15 and pillions, can carry about a Gillingham..17 5 5 9 23 29 13 Crowe....... 175 4.8 27.32 14 million persons, Bristol Rov.17 4 5 8 20 30 13 Southport... 17 5 4 8 20 37 14 Notwithstanding the coal dis Charlton.,15 4 3 8 19 28 11 Doncaster...16 4 5 7 23 33 13 pute and the general strike, we Northants....18 3 312 26 43 9Hartlepools. 17 5 210 24 3412 had exported almost as many Coventry, 174 112 22 46 9 Accrington...18 4 311 24 3211 cycles and motor-cycles this year Aberdaro...17 3 2 12 19 40 8 Wigan 18 3 312 20 42-9 as for about the same period last Barrow 1616 9 1342 8 year. The export trade was worth

over £6,000,000 last year.

Scottish League.

2 Aberdeen

Airdrieonians

,

24 Dundee

3 Falkirk

6 Hearts

Kumarnock

2 Queen's Park,

0 Celtic

rant the points decision over an felt that there should have been an Clyde

Cowdenbeath Dundee

U. elusive opponent, but considering admonishment, which, however, Cowder

was not forthcoming. I। :

Hibernians biopreputation, failed to impress.

Like the main event, there was Marton too piuch fighting-in for the con- Motherwell test to bo pretty Howard In-Rangers pressed by his, speedy punching St. Johnstone 1 Dunfermlind at close quarters, and, his heavy punching with both hands caused his opponent'somo without reason.

Partick

1 Hamilton

6. St. Mirren

-Router.

"I suppose the real secret of our supremacy in this branch of the export trade," said Mr. Samuel, is that the cycle we turn out de like the old English lever watch. You can send it anywhere, knock It about, and it will do accurato work in every climate." As But-high-as the quality of our goods was, they would not sell without skilled salesmanship. I know," added Mr. Samuel, "be cause I earned my living in trade as a salesman.?

HOWARD DISAPPOINTS. Stoker "Taff Howard did his which was defeated, dealing with State Insurance benefit for neces Mr. Walker Clark Chairman of

best to keep the gallery in good aitous employers.

the Board of Management, said

humour, but his first fight in Hongkong was a disappointing af This proposal, Introduced on be such a proposition would mean the

concern, not Motherwell..17 11 3340 1825 half of the West Yorkshire Feder. entire remodelling of actuarial Cartlidge was fighting superbly, fair. He fights on his heels! At

Rangors.1611 2 3 47 22 24 ated Chambers, stated that having statistics in relation to National using the ring, when able, and least he did against P.0. Francis elose on Saturday. He carried fourteen

Aberdeen18 9,5 445.34 23 PLUCKY YOUNGSTER. in inind the enormous sums com- Health and Unemployment insu-always uppercutting

Celtic... 15 9 42 44, 1922 pounds over and above his fight. pulsorily exacted from employers rance..

Morris brightened up in the ing weight and lumbered round the Stoker Evans, who was 16 lbs Dundee 17 9 4 4 44-22 22 generally in payment of their In a reference to the question of share of the premium for em- international debt, Sir William early stages of the seventh round, ring like a chorus girl with gout. the lighter man, was no match for Partick17 8 3 5. 50 27 21 Rangoon, Nov. 11-An Ameri ployees' health and pensions and Perring contended that a clean using his left to good effect, but This may appear to be severe Stoker Morrell, yet he put up one St. Mirror...17 9 2 6 40 29.20 can driller, Wiggins, of the B.0.0.

man with

"seve of the gamest fights seen in a StJohnstono.17 8.4 5 29 20 20 oil-fields at Chauk, near Yenang unemployment insurance and that, cancellation of the debt would in- he was not able to restrain him-criticism of a after meeting all claims in the crease, without doubt, the credit self from boring in with hend championships to back him up, but Hongkong ring for a long time. Airdrie...17 7 4 6 36 33 18 Young, is being prosented before. In the first and second rounds Cdonbeath...17 8.2 7 32-32 18 the District Magistrate for the health and pensions section sub and prestige of many of the pa- down, and the remainder of the frankly I was very disappointed, atantial sume were left in the tions and their purchasing capa- round was poor stuff, with Car and can only conclude that the he took a knock-down punch but Falkirk 17 656 28 25 17 offence of shooting dead two Indian" hands of certain approved aocle-elty, and by so doing would pro-idge continuing to pile up points extra poundage did not allow him got up again to survive the round Hiberniane 177 3 7 20-36 17 greasers. Wiggina has filed a and eventually the distance. Hearts17 6 47.35, 36 16 counter-case alleging the offence. ties, they recommended that steps cure for the great commercial The eighth ninth and tenth to do himself justice:

were boring to watch, though. The end was just as disappoint- Morrell loft himself wide open in Queon'aPark17 6 2 9 26 39.14 of theft against and Indian who be taken at once to have a necas-countries a larger opportunity for there was no doubt about the ing. Francis threw his hands up playing for a ko. and Evans sälled Hamilton 17 4 6 8 24 37 13 was accompanied by the deceased, aitous employers' clause, added to international trade.

intensity of the struggle. The in tokea of defeat in the seventh in with both hands bustling, his Morton 17 5 210 22 52 12 and who is alleged to have brøken men were heads together practical the official eighth-round, not hopponent and forcing him out of Kilmarnock 18 4 311 18 36 11 into Wiggins bungalow. Both ly without a moment's reapite, cause he was feeling the effects of his stride. In the Inst round Clyde.17 3 410 23 39 10 cases have been transferred hore though Cartlidge once or twice wear and tear, but because he con Morrell showed to better advant Dunfermlino.18 4 1 13 15 449 from Yenang Yaung. Wiggins has jerked himself free to got home on Leldered he had a grievance against Inge and he was given the verdict. Dundee Un..17 2 2 11 23 17 81 been granted bail.

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