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ANOTHER SOCCER STORM BREWING

H.K.F.A. COUNCIL ELECTION

CHINESE CLUBS DISSATISFIED

THE OFFICIAL VOTING BLOC

By "Wanderer,"

The futility of attempting the

BRITISH TENNIS WIN.

France Well heaten in Womens' International Match.

Le Touquet, July 14. Grent Britain's wonten tennis representatives assert- ed n dente superiority fu the internationni match with France, and won by the hand- some margin of eight matches to four-cuter.

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ACHILLES

"Ranji's" Very Young Nephew

*MAY BE BETTER THAN

DULEEPSINHJI

The cricket world may before long be hearing of another cricket-j ling nephew of "Ranji"-a boy, 16 years of age, now being coached at Guidford, Surrey, for examina- tions for Cumbridge University.

"Ranji" thinks that this boy..

THRILLING WIN Individay Singh, will be even a

better ericketer than Dulcepsinhji.i

"I think," he said, "that the bay will be a greater batsman than¦ Duleepsinhji."

"The boy," he went on. "is ́al- ready wonderful

with ex-

BLARIMIZNINAZOITOST JENYATATINIZEJVIGATELJESEABIROJA STANKO INTERNATIONAL ́ROWIS,

Further Wins for Scotland and England.

Glasgow, July 14. Further successes were gained by England and Scot- land in the International Bowls Cup contest to-day.

Scotland defeated Wales by 113 shots to 82, and England overcame Ireland by 123 shots to 7.-Renter.

“Aussie" Tennis Players For Singapore

bat, but, of INTERNATIONAL TEAM

role of reformer in this Colony Single Point Secures is axiomatic. Active minds

resist may persistently

International Cup the spirit of laissez faire within the

Antwerp, June 20. course, will improve [sphere of their particular in-

The Achilles Club won a thrilling | perience. 1 have never seen terests but invariably they are victory by a single point before boy cricketer so good at his age. compelled to give way under a crowd of 20,000 people here to He is heller now than I sheer dead-weight of numbers, day, and thus retained the Thornton 21. The slumber-brained majority | Cup. is not to be roused or gouded. In some circles suggestion for change are actually resented.

The

|

TO VISIT INDIA

It is now definite that a United State lawn tennis team will not AGAINST "SWELLED HEAD."

visit fi in the cold weather, "I have been conching him for

The Cafentta South Club, who Normi's world record for the three

or four years, and I am have 30 successfully arranged for 3,000 metres was beaten by the sure that, if he proves to have visits from French, British and famous Polish runner, Kusocinski. the right temperament, he may Japanese teams in the past three I ran hardly be regarded

who won an easy race from J. W. become 24

a very Kreat batsman,) years, had been hoping to get out a surprising, therefore, that at last Flows by 20 yards in 8min. 18 Still, there is no royal rond to any team of at least four young Ameri- week's annual meeting of the 4-5sec., which leat Narmi's recordgame. Success comes from down-us; and had entrusted Mr. L Hongkong Football Association, y 1 3-face.

right hard work.

Brooke Edwards with the arrange- every one of the eligible Officers

Achilles Chiched with

"The boy is good all round--aments for the visit, but informa- and all members of the Council, points, the Warstw Club coming

fine field and a useful bowler. But, lion has now been received that the with one exception, who served and with 31 points, and the head.

I do not want him to get swelled V.S.1.T.A. believe that it will be in the organisation laat Benson, Dutch Club third with 16.

14221 trying to guned too xrmat a strain on young players were elected again. Bitterly

against that."

like Ellsworth Vins, Sydney Wood, criticised as were the Council for Lord Barghley scored a popular "Runji" laughed as he said this, ¦ P. X. Shields and Gregory Mangin their handing of affairs, giving | victory in the 400 metres hurdles "Frank Tarrant,” he added, "has to ask them to undertake a tour of rise to the highly damaging dis- in 55 4-5see, while 4. E. Lovelock, been coaching him this year in India at the conclusion of their pute with the Chinese clubs, rule who recently broke the British re- Jaranagar, and has an even higher visit to Europe,, where they are of thumb methods still prevailed cord for the mile, won the 1,600) opinion of him than I have."

Now, to be followed by their own and although several new person mttres rave by 20 yards in 5min.! "Ranji's" young nephew is with¦ American championships later in alities were nominated, the only 67 4-5sec.

his elder brother, Samar Singh, the year. member of the old school 13203

and both are working for Cam- failed to secure re-election.

With one event to en

The South Club is now negotiat- WILD

the 1,690 ridge. Their Lutor is Colonel J..ng with the International Club of the representative of St. Joseph's, metres relay the Achilles and the¦ C. Courtice,

Polish club were all square with 31

Great Britain with a view to their Apart from their studies cricket sending out CHANGE FOR WORSE. points, but althengh securing only is their chief interest.

Combined Anglo- They fol- French team in December next second place to the Dutchmen, the low the county games, and know Achillea seened the necessary point the performances of all the county are members

All the leading French players of the International players.

And that was a change for The result of the the worse. ballot was that only two out of seven senior civilian clubs secured fully accredited per Sons, the Kowloon Football Club and the Hongkong Fool

ball Club,

and the Chinese clubs really represented at all.

are

for victory.

•

i

| Club, and Cochet has already ex- This was mainly due to some

pressed a desire to visit India brilliant running by the A.A.A. LONG THAMES SWIM again, so that there

is the pro- jalf-mile champion. T Hampion.

bability that such a visit will

leg of 400 metres.

who was timed 48 4-5sec. for his MILTON TAKES EARLY materialise,

It is being hoped that a team LEAD AND RETAINS IT made up of Cochet, Perry and two other players of the Davis Cup F. G. M. Milton (Otter S.C.) won standard will be Bearing against the A.S.A. long-distance race (Mort Details: lake to Putney) in 5min, 975e. India's leading players in Calcutta.

The Policy. Recreio, St. Joseph's. | J. D. Widefini-hed third in thei

not 900 metres race, which was the A few weeks ago, a, colleague when the A hilles won the con- position he occupied in last year's

drew attention to thes unsatis-

test from the Warsaw club day 38| factory state of affairs arising from the method of eleting mem- joints to 23.

1 P. G. M. Milton, Otter

8.C.

Min. Ser.

63 97 2-6

|bers to the H.K.F.A. Council and suggested, as I have 'done on many occasions, a new

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S.C.

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under which each senior club, at least, would be given the right |

to nominate its own member, no TWO MORE GAMES PLAYED election being entled for.

THE VOTING BLOC.

of

and

YESTERDAY

The following are the results of the two matches in the Bowls cham- pionship played yesterday afternoon: Police Recreation Club.-W. II. B. Muskett beat W. Ward, 21-11.

Kowloon Bowling Green Club

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AUSTRALIAN VISIT.

Meanwhile an opportunity has arison for India to make an effort to bring an Australian team there in the near future.

Japan, who recently visited Australia, has asked for a return of tie compliment, and Australia lave asked whether Japan will be satisfied with her second beat team 6 W. A. Knights, Metro

in September next, when the Japan- Police "Y" Division 58 4 ese National Championship will be On the surface, the result

Milton soon showed in front and played (Australia's first team being the balint at Friday's meeting

was never headed. At Barnes Bridge away in Europe and the United misht appear to represent a vote

he led E. W. II. Pascoe (Plaistow States) or whether Japan voulà of confidence in the id Council.

United S.C.) Jack Hatfield did not prefer to wait until next year when No-one seriously believes that, J. Basto beat W. McLeod, 21-15.

compete.

the Davis Cup team would be sent however. It in. instead, remem-i

to the Land of the Cherry Blossums. bered that the old Oficers

Of special interest to sports-

In either case the Australiuns Council, nt meeting. are able. To marshal and the

"With Dog and Gin in the Now that an extension of the visit to fifteen or sixteen votes between amicably settled before the end of Territories" which is being dis-India is well within the bounds of them, a minority support from the financial year."

tributed free by the enterprising possibility; provided that Australia club d bgates being sufficient tod But feeling is again strong and firm The Outdoor Sports Equip-is communiented with in time.

Bare their return en bloc. there is a very grave danger of ment Company. We are informed) If the visit takes place in Scp- tension showing itself in a new by sportsmen of experience that tember next Australia's team will It might easily be that the deform. Members of Council, who, the places mentioned in the book probably be made up of Vivian Me- legates sent by the clubs would were compelled to report a loss where good sport can be hud re- Grath, the boy wonder who bent all form an opposition majority if left to themselves, but

last year of nearly $3,400, will main the same to-day, except that the Japanese players who recently majority becomes ineffective when scarcely need to be reminded that they are more accessible on ne-visited that country, except Jirch tae powerful group in

no effort should be spared to pre-count of the motor roads that now Satoh, D. Turnbull and R. Dunlop,

encircle the Territories. vent a recurrence of that fiasco,

Fall of New South Wales. exercises its votes to secure ita GWIL re-election. It is a moot point whether retiring Councillors j submitting themselves for re-elec-| tion should be permitted to votej either for themselves or for col- leagues.

auntan general dispute between the Association men in Hongkong is the booklet are to play at Singare or Java so

this

control

no

The ballot could also be chal lenged on the ground that steps were taken to check the eligibility of each person pre- sent to record a vote.

CHINESE REPRESENTATION

To return to a point carlier touched upon, it is possible that exception will be taken to the statement that the Chinese clubs are not represented on the Council and the antes of Mr. 11, K. Lee and Mr. Wong Ka-tsun may be cited as an obvious refutution. I am not so sure that it is. A fow days before the annual meeting of the II.K.F.A. Chinese soccer leaders held a meeting to nominate candidates for the Council, or so I am given to understand, and two names were agreed upon.) Neither of the Chinese gentlemen actually elected to Council was included. The other names were submitted by the Chinese at Fri- day's meeting but both gentlemen, Mr. Mok Iling and Mr. Y. K. Mok, failed to securo election. I have good reason to belleve that as a rosult there is considerable dis- satisfaction in Chineso soccer circles.

At the end of the II.K.F.A, an- nual report for 1931-32 it is stated: "The Council are plena- ed to report that the unfortunate

Chinese

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