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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930.

WORLD SPORT

LOCAL TENNIS.

INTERESTING MATCHES

YESTERDAY.

Chief interest in the tennis cham. plonship which was continued yes terday was centred in the appear ance of Paul Kong (Kong Too cheung), the Shanghai Interport player, who met T. Akiyama in the second round of the Open Singles.

As was expected, Kong won very easily, the match going only to three Bets, and Kong conceding but five

CANTON GOLF.

· RESULT OF THE HONG FOURSOMES.

Canton, Feb. 17. For the third time since 1922, Deacon and Co., Ltd., won the Hong Foursomea over 36 holes on the Tung Shan Recreation Club's course at Tung Shan. Playing yesterday 18 holes in the morning and 18 holes in the afternoon the following was the order at the end of play:

Winners. Deacon and Co., Ltd HOCKEY KNOCK-OUT FINAL (Messrs. R. K. Batchelor and A. E

MATCH.

Quin) 144,

GARRISON NEWS.

The final of the Small Units knock out hockey competition was played on the U.6.R.C. ground on Sunday after noon, when "D" (M.G.) Company K.0.5.B. defeated "B" "Company S.L.I., by the odd goxl in five

Jardine, Matheson and Co., Ltd. (Messrs. Wm. Galloway and F. Gandessi) 149,

The National City Bank of New York (Mesars. J. Mannine and K. L. Dugar) 15

games. The Interporter's form, Clive. Barham.O.S.B.-Beattie; and Wm. Stratton) 100

however, could not be regarded as

his best, although the production of his strokes were extremely In- teresting, particularly his forchand drive, which is reminiscent of the style so effectively adopted by Gör don Lum. Akiyama played a purely defensive game and not once did he attempt to force the exchangea, Thus, from a purely tennis point of view the encounter lost much of its interest.

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C.A.L. Rumjahn and J.A.E. Cas. sumbhoy, by defeating T.C. Monag. han and B.G. Grigor in straight sets with the loss of bat four games, gave An Indication of what a usc ful pair they are, and there is little doubt that they will have quite a big way in the ultimate result of the doubles championship. A

This afternoon, S.A. Rumjahn and F.A. Redmond will conclude their first round bout, which was left unfinished at the first time of meeting, and the olur open Singles match is between E.C. Fincher and Mok Hing-nung.

The full results of yesterday's matchen were as follow:

Shears, Capt. Mac Lennan Charlton: Alexander, Twyn-

COLONY'S FISCAL

POLICY.

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MISCHIEF-MAKERS AT WORK.

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nations, and it would and with ur then each of the five Fowers 'will' the markets best fitted to develop have submitted a memorandum on all its resources.

In a broadcast spooch welayed to

"The imports of merchandise of its policy. this Colonial Empire amounted already in 1927 to £232,000,000 (making no allowance for re Amorica from London yesterday, exports), and their progressive Senator Reed, one of the American rate of increase leads to the delegates, said that the whole" legitimate conclusion that by 1940 conference is moving a rapidly at latest they will not be less than as possible, working long hours £750,000,000 or more than the every day, and often far into the total exports of Great Britain, night. When the results begin to But of their present imports only come, they will come fa about one-quarter comes from this| British Wireless.

French Insistenca country. There is here evidently An immense field for the export trade both of Great Britain and of The Press Association states. such of the Dominions as wish to that the rigid French insistence on the high figures submitted on share it with her.

"We assert that the Free Trade February 14 in seriously embar Empire, by giving the Crown rassing, and is retarding progress, Colonies and Dependencies an compelling the other Pawers to assured market for their raw reconsider the whole position. It materials and tropical and semi- Instances the fact that the reduc tropical agricultural products and tion in the British cruiser unde by establishing the widest possible gramme to fifty was based on area of co-operation in the work of assumptions which evidently may development, will increase their not be realised for a while, not demand for manufactures "us ng implying necessarily that Britain' will raise the figúres; but she certainly must seriously reconsider Dominions to Enter.

the whole subject. "We propose further that such!

The British of the Dominions as may desire it

- apokesman · · told. shall be free to enter into this foreign pressmen that the British fruitful union unconditionally or Government is in bowise associated under auch limitations of their with any British newspaper or membership as they themselves news agency. This disclaimer is may think necessary, Canada, due to resentful comments in the for example, will probably think French press on the attitude of it to her interest to make a treaty certain London newspapers to- for protection in the British Wards France, notably the Daily market against the competition of Herald, which published a leader: subsidised American and Argen- declaring that M. Tardieu's memo- tinian wheat, This we could randum was a heavy blow at the readily concede in return for a prospects and very Conception of the protected Canadian market for conference-Reuter, British coal, structural steel and

The Standard Oil Company of Teamst

"B" Coy, B.LI-West; Davies, New York (Messra. C. E. Sand Huish; Rendell, Capt. Strachey strom and B. B. Anthony 150,

Richardson, Canton-Kowloon Railways. Chi- Murphy; Veirler, Porkins, Denmead, Lovell

nese Section (Messrs. J. T. Smith "p"

T. E. Griffith, Lid. (Messrs. M. A. Aanett and Wm. Seiffert), 163. The British American Tobacco Messrs. S. M. Mayen and A. N. Spencer) 167..

The Chinese Maritime Customs Inter-Platoon Football Final.

(Captain R. O. Rutherford and Mr. thing else could do,

Owne The anal of the K.0.9.B. Inter E. H. Hunter).. 107-OUT Platoon football cup competition was Correspondent. played

Barracks on the Murray ground yesterday afternoon, No. 9 Platoon winning against No. 14 Pla- toon by two goals to all. Teams?

holme, Stock, Walker, LL. Richardson, Umpirex, Caft. Nicholson, 3/15 Punjab Regt, and L/Cpl. Hill, K.O.S.B.

9 Platoon. Dougan; Garrian, Conrshaw; Belni, Hume, Marshall; Bunting Crial, King, Docherty, Weatherall.

14 Pintoon.-Wilson; Batchelor, Feast; Clasper, Miller, Linders; Hille, Twynholme, 'Kilbride, « McKenny, Kinsella,

After end-to-end play, in which 14 Platoan made good ground by long passes, a corner was given against; them, but Bunting's kick was cleared, Good chances were missed on, both sides, and play was sent from one end the other with almost bewildering

No,

to

14 were in good poultion from a free-kick, and got to within four yards of the goal, but could not pas Dougun. No, made ground from the clearance, and King look the ball, pasued several men, and beat Wilson with a fast ground shot.

Open Singles, Luk Ding-cheang bent D. Mohamed 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, 75; F. Fincher beat H. Owen Hughes 6-3, 0-0, 7-b.5. E. Green beat Weng Fuk-nam 6-1, 6-1, 6-2;n Kong Too-cheung beal T. Akiyama (-1, 0–2, 6–2.

Open Daubles.-F. A. Redmond and A. L. Sullivan beat H. J. Armstrong and O. E. C. Marion 0,4-0, 6-4, 7-6; C. A. L. Rumjahn and J. A. E. Cassumihhey beat T. C. Monaghan and 15. G. Grigor, 0-0, 6-1,"03.

Club Championship-Dr. D. J. Valentine beat W. II. le Sueur, 6-4, 6-2,

Matches For To-day.

The matches for this afternoon are: Open Singles.-E. C. Fincher v. Mole Hing-sung: F A. Redmond

H. D. Rumjahn.

Open Doublen.-II. Yoshida and T. Yamada v. Dr. D. J. Valentine and A. IF, Crook; J. S. McEachran and G. W. Sewell v. Feroz Ali and Firdos Khan.

Club Championship.-Dr. L. T. Ride . H. J. Armstrong.

Handicap Doublen.-R. G. Mondle and M. D. Scott (rec, 1/8) v. G. E. R. Divett and E. J. R Mitchell (rec, 2/6).

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

EIGHTH FLOTILLA DEFEAT

THE CLUB SECONDS.

It could hardly be termed a goodi rame at Happy Valley yesterday af ternoon, when the Club 2nd, XV lost to the 8th Flotilla by a goal and a try (8 points) toʻnil. The ground was in widely varied, condition, gummy and greasy in patches, some putches water-logged, whilst other parts of the pitch were almost bono. dry. Consequently, the ball soon be almost impossible to control with any accuracy, and the giving and taking of passes was not of a high standard

cume

The state of the ground also militat- ed against good running and serum- ming, for players were packing down to the ball on hard ground one minute, the next scrum being perhaps in a small quagmire,, Runners, too, slip ped often when swerving, some pro- mising movements coming to grief in this way. The teams turned out be fore Major Caddell as follow:

Navy-Surg. Lt. Bolton; Steveni, North, Chambers, Rawnsley; Lt. Cdr Surtees, Wood; Bub. Lt. Stilgod, Fennell, Padden, Shute, Smith, Wel hum. Paul. Francis.

Woodman, Club-Fox; Sidoner, Kilby, Copping Black, Mills; Cherrill, Sutti, Vidal, Beaumont, Cox, Burnell.. Buttress, Stock

The Club v Army match, in the, Triangular Tournament, which was originally arranged for to-morraw,. will be played to-day, and a fine struggle will be seen,

To-day's Tesma.

CAR TROUBLE? quarters, G. E. P. Dirett, C. 5. D.

PHONE U. (821

AND YOUR" TRQUBLIS WILL QUICKLY VANISH

The Club will play the Army to-day at 5.10 pm. The teams are an underi Club Back, O. Skinner; Three-

Law, G. C. W. Churchill, G. P. Lammert, Halfbacks, M. D, Scott, J. L. Bonnar; Ferwards, W. E. Peers, A. D. Suttill, D. L. Mine Day, F. Burch, E. B. West, E. 1. Gammell, 0, Rees, B., Massey, Bascombe; Army--Buck, Pto Threoquarters, Lt. Hughes, Lt. Tre gear. Lt. Evans, L/Cpl. Champloni Halfbacks. Major Philby, Lt. Mat-

Be

FIAT GARAGE ingley: Forwards, 14. Swayne, Li

67. Des Voeux Road C.

Maxwell, Lt., Burton, LA McFarlan, L/Cpl. · Mogg, · Bgt. Bruno, Sgt. Richardson, Pte. Bristowe

Referee: Major Caddell,

From a corner, Bunting's kick want well-placed, and Docherty headed in]

nice goal.

Pressure by No. 9 brought them] genr to scoring en several occasions after the interval, but Wilson was t forin in goal. Attacks by. No. 11 followed, but their combination did not stem to come off, and Hume broke up several rules.

SETTLING

THE POINT IN

GOLF

Covered Hall.

At the other end, continued pres sure by No. 0. RAVO Wilson further chances to show his skill, both from

If a bull be completely covered corner-kicks headed towards goal and from good drives, No. 0 scored from by sand, only so much of it may Bunting's forward pase, but the goal be removed as will enable the was disallowed for off-side. End-to- players to see the top of the ball. and play, with No. 9 definitely the The ball may be touched, without

etter team, was the order for the penalty, in removing the sand. remainder of the game.

After the match, in the absence of the Commanding Ofeer. (Major R.j II. Crake), Captain G. II. R. Abbott presented the Cun to No. 0 Platoon, together with a silver medal for each player on the winning slda,

Navy Match.

Stormcloud were lucky to draw with Petersfield at Happy Válley yesterday

being one goal

afternoon, the score each. Teams;

Petersfield. Cook; Genge, Laslett; Phillips, Walker Lowe: Pearce, Car- roll, Mayne, Wells, Blbbings,

Stormcloud. Bogle: Harvey, Watts; Onions, Wood, Hudzon; Mor- gan, Tree, Carter, Evans, Morrison.

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"Silch a restricted membership), House, Tunbridge Wells, referred could without difficulty carry with to Lord Beaverbrook's Empire Frea it unrestricted Free Trade between) Trado campaign, and said: Canada and the whole of the "If the Crusaders have a sword' Colonial Empire:

In one hand to fight the battle of Free Trade they have a trowel in the other to build a tariff wall against it.

"For the first time for 80 years

"I say that this could be arrang. ed without difficulty because the component parts of the Colonial Empire while thus obtaining an assured market in the Dominionsį for their own products, would Great Britain will have to submit compete with no Industry that the to a general tariff on all foreign Dominions are anxious to protect, goods. In spite of the splendid and because the Dominions would growth of Empire production in thus obtain an assured and in-recent years, we sifli draw on creasing market in the non-self foreign countries for most of our governing Colonies for the In-supplies of foodstuffs £310.000,- dustries which they are anxious to 900 out of £503,000,000 and for most of our supplies of raw see flourishing.

out of "These, then, are the first stepa materials-£107,000,000 which we desire to take towards $268,000,000: All these would be the eventual catablishment of the inxed. Free Trade Empire of the British peoples and the lands under their governance and we believe that they would immediately result in such a promption of trade, such a stimulation of the demand und by every part, as would lead with- out delay to the realisation of our ultimate ideal,"

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“How long will it be before the hundreds of millions of pounds worth of products which we im- part from foreign countries can be derived from Empire sources? Meantime, the effects of the protec tive duties must be to raise the prices of these commodities ail

round."

Sir H, Samuel's Criticisms." "You cannot build an Empire Sir Herbert Samuel, addressing patriotism on ‚ taxed "food," he a Liberal meeting at the Opera sald Inter.

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