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1929.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.

WORLD SPORT.

CHARITY SOCCER.

CHINESE EASILY DEFEAT

UNITED SERVICES.

With a brillant forward, line, probably the best the whole of China could muster, doing duty for the Chinese, it was not surprising | that the United Services were heavily defented in Saturday's charity match on behalf of the Tung Wah Eastern Hospital.'

As a matter of fact, it took the Chinese forwards some little time to get the measure of the opposi tion, but when they had goals came

• monotonous with almost gularity, and they won by seven goals to two, after an interval lead of 1.0.

re-

The Services were prominent in the early stages and Stock was pre- Bented by Kernick with a good scoring opportunity. Chow In-in was tested, but made an easy clear- ance. Suen Kam-shun opened the scoring about twenty-five minutes from the start.

In the second half, Reeves and Oliver, the Services backs, found themselves out-paced and outman- inside- oeuvred by the Chinese forwards, who were continuously dangerous as a result of clever close passing. Suen scored again, and further goals came from Li Wai-tong (2), Fung King-cheong, Rayson and Tso Kwai-sing (2). and Stock netted for the Services, the former getting the third goal and the latter the last of the match.

The Services put up a better score exhibition than the final would suggest, but the hard work of a sound half-back line could not compensate for certain obvious de- ficiencies in the rear division.

The forwards were good in pat- ches, the approach work being well. considered and the shooting, on the whole, poor. Kernick's unor- thodox methods kept the 'Chinese and defenders tenterhooks Stock also did well. The wingers were not middling, the bali with their usual accuracy.

on

样

The Chinese forwards played nicely combining brilliantly, throughout and wasting few-op- The half-back line portunities.

was not of such a high standard; but they were splendidly covered by Li Tin-sang and Ng Kam chuen.

1.E. The Governor and Lady Clementi were among those present and H.E. performed the kicking-off ceremony.

"

H.K.F.A. League.

The H.K.F.A. Council has decided to admit to Division II of the League, the two Chinese teams entered for the Midweek League, The, R.A.M.C. have also been admitted to Division II, making the number of teams in th division up to 16..

The draw for these teams in the opening games" of the league resulted as under.-

Saturday, October.5.

H. K. Club

v S. China "B"

P. A. M. C. "y Athletic:

Saturday, October 12.

K.0.8.B.

v Athletic "B"

R.A.M.C.

v S. China "B"

The grounds for these games will

be allocated later.

THE WEEK-END BALL GAMES.

BALL CLUB GETS ITS TAIL DOWN.

U.S. BASEBALL.

ATHLETIC MEET.

"I. E. THE GOVERNOR DISTRIBUTES TROPHIES.

other Infiences far more potest and HOME FOOTBALL

desirable which athletics can exert. Athletics can play a great part in the development of

of character

"and 24

moral uplift. It is through playing games that we learn team work, characteristic sadly wanting in Chin rules, what is done and not done,

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

The results of Saturday's Home

At the close of the first athletic life; that we learn to cheerve meet held under the auspices of the it is through playing games that we football, as cabled by Reuter are: Chinese Athletic Association at its learn the spirit of give and take and stadium, at North Point, the prizes the art of winning and losing were yesterday given away by H.E the Governor (Sir Cecil Clementi,

We may well emulato

graci

FIRST DIVISION. our Arsenal ** Aston Villa

His Excellency, who was friends who have reving! Blackburn K.C.M.G.) his Privato Secretary, the game," "sportamaz" "not cricket," Derby

such expressions as

was famous such

fine distine Huddersfield

Captain Whyte, was received, upon have amatoriddlesbro

arrival at the stadium shortly after tions between the

P

by

official of the meet and

persistence, & Tare

And the

conducted to a seat from where el "proteasional" Then, too, the i viewed exhibitions of kung-fu by amongst us Chinese, is the members of the Ching Woo Associa brought to tion.

in athletics. the force

Nowcastle Portsmouth

BABE RUTH STILL MAKES HOME RUNS.

We as a race are noted for our Sheffield U. New York, Sept. 10,

"A formidable array of cups and quality of patience, but persistence is SECOND

different thing. Fatience is waiting Two home runs to-day brought other trophies was placed on view. Babe Ruth's total for the season to ber and making the task of distribu- passive in character; persistence is Blackpool

us, essentially Barnsley Impressing the beholder, by their num- for Heaven to help date to 44 as the Detroit Tigers tion one to be approached with difid-halping ourselves, a matter demand- Bradford and the New York Yankees dividence. His Excellency, at the conclu-ing exertion. Fersistence

Bury ed the honours in a doubleheader at aton, was thanked and cheered by the hapa bordering on the Yankee Stadium here. Today's gathering.

of "the results were as follows:

Mr. Wong

Nations League,

Brooklyn

R. H. E

6 20

HONND

even

In a speech profacing the ceremony, the do, ertinacity,hariton

Kwong-tin, President of the | battle Chinese Athicile. Association, unid:

Excellency, ladies and

help any

wo tasks have been assige We Chinese have thus need of sport; Stoko

2

quite so pleasant

is to extend, to

bahalf of the mo

task

6 Burnley

1 Wednesday

4 Grimsby Everton Loeda

3. West Ham Bolton

2 Manchester U.

2 Leicester

Sunderland' Birmingham

DIVISION.

2 West Brom

8 Tottenham

0 Bradford C..

Southampton 8 Bristol C 3. Millwall

1

labam

NE

Notts County,

1 Cardiff

4 Swanson

DIVISIÓN (SOUTH).

and fighting Chelsea when fighting a-losing Hull. be qualities which would Notts. Forest nation

to stand on its feet. Reading

and I hope that the love of aport Wolves me, a very pleasant one and one net will contiane, to grow, among our

THIRD on People Excellency, I have great ples- Brentford Athletic Asso- sure in asking you kindly to distribute Brighton

Bristol R. ciation a hearty welcome and to thank the prizes. (Applause). you for the honour you have done us

Important Events.

Clapton 6.0. by

give The results of the various events Coventry E.

Out the

thanks away

are also were published at the time of the Crystal Pal. due to 0

Aw Boon Haw for the sports held last week, and it is now Exeter handsome and valuable prizes, and only

In the more important Northampton also for all the implements used dur- the winners to give the names of Gillingham Ing the meet; to Mr. Kwik Choon Eng races, which are as follow:

Southend the

Pittsburgh

7 10

New York

5. 7

Cincinnati

American League.

R. H.

6 12 1. 4

2

St. Louis Boston

St. Louis Boston

(First game)

(Second game)'

Cloveland

5

124 60 2

2

0

සපු

Philadelphia...... 6 12 3 (First game) Cleveland-Philadelphia second game called at the end of the third inning on account of rain. Detroit

རྞཱ་ ཱཿ་་་, ་་་་ New York....... 4 10 1 (First game)

Detroit New York

8 9

9 14 .10 11 (Second game)

HÒ

1

0

No others. The League standings are now as under:

National League,

Chicago.. Pittsburgh

New York, St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston

Mprizes

coming this afternoon to ge

for the use of grounds at North Champion of the Point and to Messrs. Butterfield and Kwok-wah (C.A.A.). Swire, Nan Yang Brothers, Wong So, Champion Swimmer-Wong Maa-

Sino Chan Chak, Chan lling yin

of the Pentathlon.-Lam| Carlisle Sin-chau (Fulcian).

Au Young Kak Ming for extra} Winner "Pora)"

Wan And Sura prizes for events. ·

The task which is not so pleasant and which I have been asked to per- form, is to say a few words on ath letics.

I doubt whether I could say much that would be of value on this subject.

Chinese and Sport.

The very fact that a Chinese Ath- letic contest can be brought into be- ing indicates how far the "Chinese have taken up sport. If one would only look back twenty years po doubt not many of our friends here this afternoon could do that, in which case they will have to take my word for it; the older ones can endorse remarks-one realises what great

1,600 Matres Swimming Contest Doncaster. -Wong Mau-yin (Singapore).

6 Merthyr

& Swindon

Plymouth Torquay

A Newport

3 Norwich

0 Walsall

O'Fulham

* 2' Queen's P.R.

4 Bournemouth.

O Luton

DIVISION (NORTH),`·

5 Rotherham

Meet-Fung Watford

THIRD Barrow

1 Stockport

Chesterfield

4' Darlington

0 Hartlepools

Halifax

Nelson

Valley Ball-To Hongkong,

Water Polo-Singapore.

Open Events.

Keung

Club, Southport

Sth. Shields

Wigan Wroxham

Basket Ball-Ching Woo Club, Lincoln Canton.

1,600 Metres Team Race-Club.doj Regrain.

800 Metres Team Race.-K.0.8. Borderors.

200 Metres Relay.-V.R.C. Water Polo.V.R.C.

י. -

STRAITS PLAYERS WIN.

**

0

2 Rochdale

3 Accrington

8 York

Crewe

1 Tranmere

5 New Brighton

0. Port Vale

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Airdrie Ayr Clyda Cowdenbeath Dundee Hamilton Hearts.

• Celtic

3 Motherwell

1 Aberdeen

0 Partick T

St. Johnstone

0 Falkirk

3 Dundee U.

4 Kilmarnock

Queen's Park

2 Hibernians

Rangers

changes have taken place in the Green and Bodiker Outplayed Morton method of living among the youths of China. I am not referring solely

W. L. Pet. .90 43 .676 78 66 .582

70 61 534

.63 67 .484

to those who inhabit the treaty ports

.64 72 .470 451 .60 73 .56 77 416 .51 80 .389

American League.

Philadelphill

New York - Cleveland St. Louis Detroit

Washington Chicago Boston

W. L.. Pct.

527 518

.92 42 ..696. .77 66 .578 .68 61 .69 64

62 72 .462 .454 6072

.68 78.404 .49 87 860

BILLIARDS LEAGUE.

STEEL COULSON COMPETI-

TION RESULTS.

The following are the week's results in the Steel Coulson Billiards League. TUESDAY. RE. Palica Bapat

St. Patrick's

Cheah

How Fung

100 Va

.120 Remedios

..148 153

at the Stadium.

Only one match was played in the

or coastal towns but also to those in Chinese Athletic Association teamis

2 St. Mirren

CHAMPIONSHIP.

the interior, although what I say will tournament yesterday, Lim Bong So POLO perforce be more appropriate as re- and John Lim meeting S. E. Green

and gards those living in the maritime G. Bodiker. Last week the provinces, as it is there that greater Straits pair defeated K. L. Ho and facilities for obtaining modern educa- Yow Man-kit, while Green and Bodi- SANDS POINT DEFEATED BY tion exlat and modern, education ker eliminated T. Honda and H.

THE HURRICANES,

means a cultivation of the love Yesterday's game was exciting to

sport. To the last generation of Chi-

New York, Sept. 18. nese, sport in the form it takes to-day watch and Bnished all too quickly. In the final of the United States.

was, except in a few cases, unknown Green and Bodiker were no match for

sport

had our wrestling contests and the Straits players in the Brst set open polo championship, the Harri our exhibitions of sword play and and they failed to win a single game. canes best Sands Point by 11 goals to while gangsters and country yokels Showing extremely good combination. The holders, Meadow Brooks, did took to those forms of s

with Lim Bong So and John Lim carried not compete. zest, there was nothing for the multi- everything before them, the former The Hurricanes team was "com" tude. There was too,, kite-flying. or side line shots scoring many points shuttlecock played by the feet, but Both Green and Bodiker attempted posed of Stephen Sanford, Capt. sport in the mildest of forms, was to put up stout resistance but their Roark (the only non-American), Wat shots had not the sting of their or whilst Sands Foint were represented son Webb and Robert Strawbridge never regarded with any great

Heavy dignity, incidentally ponents, who hit hard and accurately by W. A. Harriman, Earl Hopping

of the last generation It came as rather a surprise when Thomas Eltchcock and the criterion of Green and Bodiker won the first two

of

good

vice.

FUTURITY STAKES.

FAVOURITE FOURTH IN FIELD

OF SEVENTEEN.

and for a potential games in the second set, but they Schwartz-Beuter's American Ser Mandarin to display himself in a pair could not hold the lead and the of shorts and to exhibit an unseemly Stralis pair went on to win the next viciousness towards a fellow being games. similarly clad.. in order. to Result-Lim Bong So and John

of possession

anavil Lim beat S. E. Green and G. Bodiker obtala smelling piece of leather would have 6-0, 6-2.

Sewell and Holmes Win. meant the instant opprobium of

The open doubles match between society. Times have changed. value of sport as a health-giving G. W. Sewall and C. E. Holmes and 160 factor la

Choi Ping fan and Ng Kam-chuen, now known. Girls have their classes of physical culture; basi was played off on Saturday afternoon noss men are encouraged to spend and resulted in a win for the Eure their evenings in the gymnasium; and pean pair by 2-6, 10-8, 17 clabs for the promotion of sport have This event was commenced on the been widely founded. We hope thus previous day but was left unfinished without aspiring to be the most athle- with the score 4-2 in favour of Sewell 160 tie nation in the world to be able and Holmes,

Ho To-day's

Matches. Boon to class onreelves among the

:| healthy nations.

Tbe following

doubles matches will be played this afternoon.'

49

150 Crus

G. Sina

.150 Barron

E. Pong

Total

130 F. M. Crus

Total

Somerita Bergte.- Wisher

Cruizangower

O'Hare

Trickey

.146 Kew

150 Kelley 150 Ribeiro

Grut

150) Medina

Jakamar

120

Zimmern

150

Leigh

150 Lim

65

Total

Total

Carries Sergia.

I. E. Berets.

Jordan Sharpe Denseral WANI Hodson Aakran

Total

110 Royal

.150

140 Feather

.108 Proock

350

150 Pearce

150 Lockye

148

Bevin.

Craigangawer

Zimmern

Some remarkable baseball was seen at the Caroline Hill diamond Bibel over the week-end. Saturday's Kitchell game resulted in a win by the Kewne Japanese over the Hongkong B.C. Kelly by 20 to 1. Sunday's match was exciting,

Total

Cear

Total

809 Total

PRIDAY,

Bemersata Bergia. 160 Tricker 150 Jakeman 150 Leigh

71 Wisher. W4.159.' Grunt

94 O'Hare

7765 **Total

R. E. Berria.

Nothing went right for the Bt. Patrick's "Americans" on Saturday, and Remedios

F. Crus they got more flustered and fur-V ried with every innings. The Bartes Japanese crossed the plate three Baptista times in the first frame, were shut out in the second, but marked themselves out for a convincing win by scoring four in the third. Royal From that stage, it was merely a Penchay question of the extent of their Frenc victory. They knocked the Club's Lockyer pitchers all over the surrounding country, and held the opposition down to a single solitary lonesome marker, thanks to a timely two- bagger from Hannaford.

Yesterday, however, saw a great

Beren

Bulter

Total

H.K. Palies Ram ..150 Wong ..180 Peng

..144 Binn

160 Chanh

143 Kwok

180 How ng

Total

Garrison Bergts. 191 Askman

150* Sharpe 150 Benseval ·

*187 Hodson

180, Jordan

4200-Ward

860 Total

160

Highest break, Mr. Elbetro, Craigendower, '40.

pitching duel between Ed. Chang, Lee also did well on the mound, of South China, and Lec, of the Kiaoras, which the former won by but he had a bad break in the a superb display. Before time third innings, which cost him four was called, Chang had sent ten runs and the game, men back to the benches by the

South China scored their fifth strike-out route, the stars of the and last run in the seventh frame, Klaoras being flummoxed

com- while the Klaoras collected one in pletely by his expresses.

the fourth.

Influences of Athletics,

"O-1.

FI

New York, Sept. 14

The Belmont Park Futurity Stakes,

the richest horse race in the world, the winning owner of which receives £21,400, was won by Mr. Harry PAYDO Whitney's Which One, Mr. George Widener's Hijack being second and Gallant Fox third.

Seventoen ran and Which Ones won

Mr. Whitney' by three lengths. Boojam, the favourite, was fourth---

E. C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher The Chinese people have so far v Lim Bong So and John Lim.. realised the influence which athletica M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo In Tak-Reuter's American Services.

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