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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, · 1929.

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THE WORLD SPORT

THE INTERPORT" TRIAL.

MOST UNSATISFACTORY DISPLAY.

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

LEAGUE.

"THE

FETTERS OF 'FREEDOM."

(Continued from Paga 7.).

WORLD'S SHIPPING.

BRITISH YARDS HAVE

MAJOR BILARE.

London, Feb. 6.

elther I do not wish or am not

The world's shipbuilding re- able to discover for myself. The relations between parents and turns for last your, now issued by. children, pupil and teacher, Lloyd's Register, show that Great patient and doctor, cilent and Britain and Ireland together con- lawyer, cook and his masterat tinue to produce more than all the All the million and one points other countries in the world com- where human lives meet and bined.

mingle-prove that there is only The output of the British and one foundation for society and Irish shipyards was 1,446.020 that is the persuasion that I can tons, which was an increase of Accept truth on the authority of 220,000 tone on the precoding SPORTS CLUB DEFEATS THE another. Our daw-courts live by year, compared with 1,253,319 tons,"

an increase of 194,000 tons, built elsewhere. Thus British" and Irish shipyards produce 63.6 per cent of the world's output which is precisely the same percentage

LUSITANO.

The Shameen Sports Club gained

faith; our booke and newspapera thrive on it; conversation would be impossible without it; it is the

of the past.

[TEAMWORK REQUIRED, a decisive victory over the Lust-beginning and the end of all study

[By "Wanderer."]

tano Recreation - Association on Tuesday afternoon when they won by four goals to nil in their match

It is hardly the time to com- in the Shameen Football League. nience criticlan of Hongkong's in-It must not be imagined from the terport team, but I think it will be heavy score that Shameon had the agreed by all who witnessed yes-

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as in 1927.

Among the British yards, the Clyde alone launched 672,000 tona of shipping under construction in The production of other prin- British yards for owners abroad, cipal shipbuilding countries was дя follows:-Germany 377,000 tons, Holland 177,000 tone, Don- mark 139,000 tons, Sweden 107,000 States 92,000 tons.

Nearly 44 por cent. of the

terday's match against the Army,game all in their favour; on the that the display of the Probables, contrary, they were several times with Lam Yuk-ying absent, was pressing very close on the Sha- rejecting the results of our own tons, Japan 104,000 tons, United

most unsatisfactory.

con-

the

What does it all mean? It means that day in, day out, I am accepting truths as truths, not because I see their truth, not even because I understand them (which often do not,) but simply because have them on a reliable authority (and note that the reliable authority in certain matters may be my cook or my coolfe.)

Furthermore, we are constantly They managed to win by four meen goal, but were rather slow reasoning in deference to informa- tlon got by faith. Every man who goals to two, and should they en- joy the same amount of good for- in their shooting. The first score consults an expert is prepared to world's tonnage launched

Mr. John Barr, former president tune on Monday, may possibly win came about ten minutes after the do so, if he can get an opinionsisted of motor vessels. again. It is, however, unsafe to start when Arnold netted the ball better than his own. Is he a slave rely upon the whims of chance for beautifully in the top left band for doing so? Is he a third-rate of the Shipping Employers Fedora-

a splendid corner intellect? Yet, in spite of all tion, yesterday expressed an Interport match, and this ac corner from

by Shekury This was that newspaper correspondents opinion that the British ship- cepted, a decided Improvement in kick

only score in the

first have written to the contrary, that building altuntion. is better than teamwork is necessary between now the

half, though the Lusitano is the charge which Rationalism it had been for years.-British

Wireless, and Monday.

distinguished I understand that the side is custodian

him- brings against religious belief.

A What is the foundation of paying a visit to Happy Valley, to-self with two brillant saves. morrow evening for light training, slight drizzle was falling and the authority or faith? It is this-- but I seriously suggest that their ground was extremely slippery. that I will accept truth on the time would be better taken up by a Soon after resuming, Lammert word of another if I am satisfied that he has the knowledge which long lecture on tactics.

scored from a brillant centre by 1 week, and that he is speaking the The chief fault yesterday was Shekury; then about ten minutes truth. If I have such

An I the failure of the inside-forwards later two more goals were added reckon myself fortunate. It is u to drop back to assist the defence. to the Shameen score, the first by short-cut to truth. Suen Kam-shun dropped back twice Hachfeld and the second by Lam- Furthermore, the more difficult

second

the matter and the leas I know Fung King-cheong did not sup-mert, in quick succession.

This win puts Shameen Sports about it, the more ready am 1 to port his half at any period throughout the match. The result Club in the second position in the consult a man who knows. Two

by Japanese police, were League table, with nine points for conditions and two only do I care that the half-backs sadly over worked, and that when nine matches against Lusitano's about:(a) las he got the know- ledge I am seeking? (b) Will he the defence was pressed they had nine points for eleven matches.

give it truthfully? grent difficulty in getting the for- wards on the move again.

in

was

the

half,

but

An example of this against n strong line of half-bucks like that certainly possessed by Shanghai would inevitably lead to defeat. As it was, had the Army taken half their chances the Interport team would have been badly defeated yesterday.

When the forward lino was on the move it proved a dangerous combination, and the full-blooded shots of Suen, Gosana and Fang that produced goals are a good augury for their prospect in front of goal. But if they lie up the field waiting for the ball to come to them instead of foraging when the game is going against their side, they will see very little of the Shanghai goal.

Clark played a brilliant game in goal, and Wynue, though on the slow alde, made few mistakes. His greatest error was that of kick ing the ball from the line into the middle of the field when it would have rolled out for a goal-kick. Safer tactics are essential...

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The half-back line was not well

did together. McKelvie

well, though he was obviously taking no chances of an injury on the ove of the great game. Remedios wale efficient. He hovered between Barclay and Caldicutt not know ing which to tackle and there fore tackling nelther. An ad- was that he ditional fault noted allowed his man to secure con- trol of the ball before venturing a Lackle, when intelligent anti- cipation would have given him possession. Everést gave a dis- play for the Army which enhanced his claims to the right-half post- tion.

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LOCAL CHESS.

FIRST MATCHES PROVIDE TWO

SURPRISING RESULTS.

Sir Henry Pollock, tho, holder of the Open Chess Championship, on Tuesday lost his first match in this year's tournament against O. Hassan, Another unexpected result was that between D. E. Carvalho and A. E Milne, the latter gaining the decision.

Both Hassan and Milne are now- comers to the competition, and little was known of their prowess, although the latter player has been seen, nt

If you grant me that a religion which can prove its claim to be the mouth-piece of the Living God, can justly claim assent to those teachings which it has on God's authority, you have granted mo all I ask for. In this lecture. Whether there is any religion in the world to day that possesses these credentials is a further question and outside the ambit of this lecture.

MUSIGAL JOTTINGS. (Continuca from Page T.)

the Kowloon Chess Club on several Comyn will be held. The latter occasions. Hassan is an absolute concert has been well-advertised

The match between Hassan and Sir

PICKETS FLOGGED?

JAPANESE POLICE ACCUSED

IN HANKOW!

Hankow, Feb. 6. Indignation is again prevalent in Chinese circles fallowing the alleged flogging of three pickets

The Chinese version of the story is that the pickets were rounded up by Japanese marines outside the Concession area, while the Japan- esa story claims that they were trespassing in Japanese territory and denies the alleged whipping.

Afterwards several Japanese civiliana wors manhandled outside the concession, resulting in one having to be sent to hospital with a broken rib.-Reuter.

BARRED FROM MAILS.

"NORTH CHINA STAR" DENIED POSTAL TRANSMISSION.

Tientsin, Feb. 6.

The North China Stor was yes-

that instructions had been receiv cd from the Ministry of Com- munications that the newspaper.. through the posis. was to be refused transmission

"dark horse." Both have shows that and should be a success: it is interday informed by the Post Office they are players to be reckoned with, the nature of a variety entertain- Henry Pullock was played at Lane ment and apparently includes every Crawford's Restaurant, the holder thing from band selections and having the advantage of the first operatic arias down to Highland move, but through a slight weakness dances and "funny men." វ៉ង the opening Hassan gained a valu- able plece during the middle. stages of the game and eventually forced a win,

This

A recent Chinese message from The other artistes performing at this afternoon's Musicale are Ara. Nanking stated that the Executive Sanger, who makes a welcome re- Xuan had decided on this measure appearance after several months' owing to the propagation of detrimental to the holiday, Mrs. Carnegie and Mias rumours

National Government, but the Dunbar. The accompanists aro

Misa North China Star states that yoster- Mrs. Hargreaves-Browne,

day's action was the first intima- tion of complaint-Reuter.

Carvalho, in his match with Milne, apparently underestimated the skill of his opponent.

The third match played wAR between S. G. Hayes and I, W. Braga and Mr. Mason,

Only three more concerts will be Randall, the Club champion. was their third meeting in a tourna given in the Winter series at the mont game this season, Randall win. Helena May Institute. On Feb. ning one and a half points in the 21st, there will be a vocal and plano AFGHAN SITUATION. Brst two matches. Hayes, however, recital by Mr. and Mrs. Bowes- had his revenge on Tuesday, scoring Smith; on March 7th an operatic his first point in the open tourney. and costumo concert arranged by The match between N. 1. Brower Mrs. Womack; and on March 25th a and C. M. Sequeira was postponed final concert at which as many as on account of the former being in-possible of the artistes who have disposed,

LEAGUE CRICKET.

appeared this season will contri- bute to the programme,

AEROPLANES CONTINUE THE EVACUATIONS,

Peshawar, Feb. 6.

Two Royal Air Force aeroplanes have brought back to Risalpur from The Theatre Royal is very nearly Kabul twenty-eight persons, most- booked up for La Argentina's an- ly Indian women and children, the pearance on Feb. 15th, but the only European being Mr. Wilson, The following have been select-booking-plan for Galll-Curci on Residency Engineer at the British Forward, Barkham, Gosane and Suen were outstanding. Funged to represent the I.R.C. 2nd XI March 25th has so far not been fill-Legation-Reuter. was off colour, and Chan Kwong against the H.K.C.C. 2nd XI on ed-up at all well. The prices are Saturday on the IR.C. ground at $6 for La Argentina and $0 for qui found progress against Everest

Khan Galli-Curel and there has been some p.m. sharp-Sirdar and Hooper extremely difficult.

(Capt.), M. P. Madar, A. B. Suffind, comment as to the latter being too N. B. Kitchell, A. M. Rumjahn, high a price, but there does not

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Some of the individual play was A. R. Suflad, M. R. Abbas, D. seem to be any difficulty elsewhere pretty to witness, but there must Mohomed J. M. A. Rumjan, R. in getting full houses on these bo a much different conception of Nazarin, and A. Butt. team-work if Hongkong le hoping

to avenge that 7-0 defeat in Shanghai last year.

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The Secretary Shanghai F.A. advises by cable that the follow- ing players have been selected to represent Shanghal on Monday next against Hongkong:-

Goal, David..

KOWLOON TEAM.

Aspirant Itepuined.

New Delhi, Feb. 6. All Ahmed Khan has been re- pulsed sixteen miles from Kabul.

Reuter.

A NEW BANK.

lerts. La Argentina's prices in New York were a minimum of Hongkong $4 and a maximum of Hongkong $11; Hongkong is seeing, her at half the cost. I have mis-

AMERICAN INSTITUTION givings as to the lighting arrange-

WITH HUGE CAPITAL. · monta for La Argentina, her re-

New York, Feb. 8. The following will represent quirements in that direction being

A new Wall Street bank, known the Kowloon FC. 2nd XI against more than the City Hall and A.D.C. Chinese Athletic Reserves on the combined may be able to fulfil. The as the National Union Bank and Queen's Theatre would have been a Trust Company, with a capital of Kowloon ground on Saturday; much better building for a dancing $55,000,000, will be opened in the kick-off at 2.30 p.m.:-Angus exhibition. I hope the difficulties Moore, Eastman (capt.); Hast, will overcome to a certain extent near future, according to the New Campbell, Nicholls; Hannan, Mc- and that La Argentina will be

The board of directors will in- Intyre, Moss or Kinf, Morgan and able to put on a show under conclude Colonel Stewart, of Standard Blacklock, Reserves: Seddon,ditions that do her full justice. Mr. Herbert will come as man-Waddington and White. ager Instead of Mr. J. A. Quayle.

Backs, Palmer and Wilson, Halfbacks, Poto-Hunt, Gash and Conta.

Forwards, Favacho, Sinclair, Wright, Turner and Stokes.

NORTH WINDS,

A Chinese who had previously served a term of ten years hanlsh- ment was convicted by Mr. E. W.

The Observatory reports that a Hamilton, at the Kowloon Magi-

anticyclono remains atracy this morning, on a charge of moderate picking the pocket of a woman pas-stationary over China. Fresh te senger in the third-cinas compart moderate monsoon will continue ment of the Kowloon train yester-along the S.E. coast of China and

defendant WAA

Sea, The local day. The

sen-over the China tenced to three month's hard la-weather forecast is: N. Winds, bour and 15 strokes of the birch. moderate; overcast.

COLOMBO RIOTS. FIVE KILLED AND 25 INJURED.

Colombo, Feb. 6, Five persons were killed and 25, including three policemen, were sent to hospital as a result of yes torday's. rioting.

Stone-throwing at police head quarters was renowed this morn Ing.-Reuter.

York Times,

Öll fame, Mr. David Houston and Mr. John Raskob, the motor magnate. The last-named will probably be chairman-Reuter's American Service,

The following appointments were recently made to the Colonial Service for Hongkong:---Mr. K. C. Yeo, M.B.;. BE, D.T.M., and H., D.P.H., to be Assistant Medical Officer of Health; Mr. J. H. B. Lo and Mr. W. M. Thomson, to be Cadets; Miss M. A. Karsiake, to be Assistant Mistress.

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