1934-05-18 — Page 9

THE OLYMPIC DISPUTE

THE HONGKONG

LOCAL CORRESPONDENT'S EXPLANATION

CHINESE WERE JUSTIFIED IN

The Editor,

MAKING PROTEST

Hongkong Telegraph,

Conditions are equal only for both teams before the match starts Sir-In your Editorial column but when your opposing team lend of the 17th. Inst. re. the Far by 14 points and with pouring rain and water soaked turf, to order a Eastern Olympic Basket Ball dis-team out to finish the game is to pute the following appenra: "It appeared so painfully obvious that China protested because they were In a losing position".

接

award the match to the team who happen to get a lead in the first half under proper conditions. It is also a well-known fact that abnormal conditions alightly favour

inferior team. Therefore This I think reflects badly to the an

contest

For Ruchi ng

Eastern Chinese Sportsmanship of the

Olymples should be carried Athletes if the protest was made unde. proper conditions, failing Pas stated above. Personally I think that the championship if won, does that there was an understanding) not justify the skill of the team,

between the

Contest Committee

On

I believed that the Chinese team

order the

TELEGRAPH. · FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1934.

BASKETBALL ||~THREE

Regimental team of the 2nd Batt. The East Lancashire Regimaat, runners-up in the Command Inter

Unit hockey champtonship for 1934. (Photo Mee Cheung).

To-morrow's Racing

(Continuod from Page 5.)

position and provide the Hall and Shenton Stable with their first win and the Ometals of the Chinese was justified in not continuing and this reason. I do not think he if in the Australian pony class, Lucy Olympic delegation regarding the protest lodged against the resulficiently tuned up to win, but Glitters is in fins fottle and should Basket Ball. That is when the feree in defaulting the match is in expect to see him run well. High run well but I fear that,

notwith- standing

place, is her gameness, game la interrupted by weather proper order and there is nothing Speed I fancy, and expect him to

their conten give a good account of himself. all that she unsportsmanlike in

can hope for. Aus- conditions, the match must be re-tion...The referee con

Valorous-has been demoted from tralian Boy is much fancied but played from the start. The fact match to bo played In

Class. He will run well but I n "B" that the Contest Committee ordered xymnasium na

нее в great improvement in St. the match to be replayed supports Shanghai and In Tokyo in the past

Joan and I rather fancy her when rain Interrupted a basketball

chances for a place. match,

IA there must

be 23 gymnasium near at hund ta the La minutes' walk from the Stadium. Salle College which is only few

my contention

Then again it

was Mc. W. Z. Sung, the Hon. Secretary of the Chinese National Amateur Athletic Association who did not permit the Chinese team to continue the game when ordered to do RO by the referee. Mr. Sung will not do auch thing as to reflect on the good name of Chinese Sportsmanship

even in the hent of the moment.

ret

Inter Service Golf

FIGHTERS AFTER

HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

CARNERA'S THRONE IS

THREATENED

former had been four up with only five holes to be played, but then lost three holes in succession.

"A" MATCH. Foursomea

R.N. and .. Heval. . 13. {ly#1,

Bhg. Comin C... Mackenzio (1 up) 1 Linde ILC.

Audio Lt. Camide. 1. Geramil 11 opt t

Lt. Tonkinson.

LAH.. Bargain 13/1

1. M. J. Evnus and Testr. Comdr. A.V. Akhurst

Ilyas

Ainslie (pu) Turk Int

Bernall

Mackenale (5/4)

it was done in Cannot see him finishing ahead of here again I cannot see à win. UROYAL NAVY'S WIN Erba 14/83

either King's Fancy or High Speed unless he has all the luck at the start and In the runalng of the race.

Tillicum will shew to advantage up to a point but the distance, at

OVER R.A.F.

Shatin Handicap "D" Class,

London, Apr, 22. The Royal Navy and Royal One mile.

On form the issue should be be- Marines were successful in two

extra effort re-ing fancy for the former. Colombo

RAF.

1.0. RO.V, Aab.

10. G. P.

brie

Ft. Hope Pi

1.4.3, Muer pherion

FO, W. F.

Phenon, Wing

Comdr. i M.

New York, May 17. Pugilism's Heavyweight Divis- Ion, which seems to modulate luster to confirm with gonorni financial and economic conditions, is definitely on the upswing. For the Brat time in many moons there are three fighting contendere,

They are Maxle Baer, Steve Hamas and Waltor Nounol. Junt how Hood any one of this trio actually la, no one knows,

liqwever, it's a safe bet that Did Drummond.customers would flock out to see

Wing-Comdr.

Singles

Akhurst (2/1)

4

Mt. Letr. C.

J. C. M Lowe,, any one of the thres thrown into Boumphrey (2

the ring that Primo Carnora In whom experts and fans have lost confidence because of his question- able showings against Moth-enten Paulino Decratun and Woo. Tom- my Loughrau.

Ash, 1 Jule

1 'harryn

Hupe.7 and Macpherson it up) 2 Humphries Drummond Lowe Thimphrey

"D" MATCH.

Foursomex

B.N. and JM.

B.A.F.

Quinn, Comar, Wing Corndr, Siekier

Rebel (1

Capt. K. Wronger | Capt. 8, Basher, 1...Come. N.W.. Works

14

Arlekin, '67 Itation ..... 4 Rear-Am. A. C.

the fast pace I expect the race to tween Burgomaster and National matches against the Royal AirBurs. Comdr, A. W. Committee be run in, may find his staminu | Day, and of the two I have a sneak-1 Force at Wentworth yesterday, } When the Contest overruled the referee's declaion, wanting for the they must have found out that the quired at the finish.

is shaping well and, I think, should winning the "A" team game by B Chinese were not taking any ad Pineapple Handleap. 11⁄2 miles, not be entirely ignored. Morning points to 4 and that between "B" Comir, A. each, vantage upon this protest for the

A small but select field of this Sun ran second to Glad Eyes in a teams by 7 points to 5. sake of replay; further more they Year's "Suba" will face the starter Novice race not so long ago but

Flying Meer R. C. V. Ash, the ordered the nates to be replayed here. Although allotted

top weight, was disqualified. s prospects new R. AF. serving officers champ from the start instead of continuing Copper Idol (168 lbs.) is my cholce are good and it will not surprise pion, won the top singles in the i

the score na is usually done, and and his most dangerous rival will me to see him returned the winner. team match by defeating thes Fudge is somewhat a favourite Rev. E. 5. Ulyat, the Navy cham that shows the Chinese had every be Cavalende, who has the pull in reason in their protest and it is not the weights but, somehow, I feel of mine and I fully expect him to plon, by the first fifteen holes, and I have led by two holes after that alretch. BECAUSE THEY WERE IN the distance is just a shade too go very LOSING POSITION.

for him to win. Chow Fan or seen Racing Triumphs put up some but Ulyat won the 16th and 17th leng Surprise should fill the third posi-excellent training gallops and have before losing the 18th and the dewa 74 and 23..... tion,

ΣΠΟΡ than once fancled him. Victoria Park Handicap. "C" There appears to be an "if" about match. Clans. From 2 mile post.

him and he has completely shaken The Gouse has been knocking at my confidence in him. He is good the door in her last two races but enough and may win here but he to-morrow she should experience is I consider too unreliable to have no difficulty in staying off the op-even a.modest wager,

According to Chinese

reports, the referee was not aware of the understanding obtained from the Contest Committee beforehand 80 he awarded the match to the home team. It there is such under- Thank you very much for the standing, no matter whether the space in inserting this letter.

Chinese team is winning or losing,

it is justifled in refusing to con- tinue the play. In Basketball, a 26-12 lend is not a sure victory after the first 20 minutes.

EX-CAPTAIN,

China Olympic Basket Ball

Teum,

Enjoy The Full Season

CORRECT

FORM

APPAREL

PRICE

$7.75

SWIM SUITS

"POWELL'S" Bathing Costumes' need no introduction to the patrons of this store. They havo always slood for everything that is correct in swimming apparel. So when we announce a special low price of $7.75 for a fine worsted-wool knit, with skirt, ($6.75 without skirt) it marks an era in Bathing Suit value, Many models, many fine colours and colour combinations

and all sizes; of course.

Cotton Bathing Costumes

Wool Bathing Drawers (Elastic Tops

WE allow 10% Discount for Cash.

WM. POWELL, LTD.

THE GENTLEMEN'S HOUSE Now Stock Exchange Building.

10, Ica House Stroot.

$1.75 $5.75

near winning.

SPORT ADVTS.

den and P70. Nealan "El Barelow

and 2)

dr. Coke,

B-Tide. Stew

Solar, Tall, 11. EL Chicenter (2 <p>

0

STIMULATING FACTOR. The most stimulating factor. about the three contenders la that all are fighters-not boxora. All aro young, devil-may-caro smash- ing sluggors. This Indicates that the next title bout will be a good old waterfront braw, unscientific perhaps, but battering and bloody. When heavyweight title engage- ments reach the brawl

atagr: when they resemble somewhat the Dempsey-Firpo encounter, it l very healthy sign.

Maxie Baer, the handsome 14 young Californian, got to Max Schmeling frat. Since then the publicity he received from hin movica, Vaudeville turns and love

2 kita built him into the greatest

attrnction

contender. A

14. Singles

Rhakleton Rebbeck and 11. Nilson

Brunkor

and 1) ..

*** 1⁄4 Bigelow

Cookie Hall

1

Ulyat and Eng. Comdr. C. J, G. er 14 and 1). 1 Mackenzie won the top foursome Werkait and 11 for the T.N. and B.M. with none hole victory over Ash and Flying anion Officer G. F. Humphries after the

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The FIFTII EXTRA RACE MEET- ING will be held (Weather Por- mitting) nt,HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 15th May, 1934, at 2.00 p.m..

(First anddling bell at 1.30 p.m.) and on Monday, 21st May, 1934, nt 12.30 pm. (First "Baddling "bell"at 12.00 Noon).

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclo-

surc.

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle- men and $3.00 per day, for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal application of a Member, such Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &c.

The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27704), will close at 12 o'clock Noon on Saturday and 10.30 am. on Monday. Endres admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course,

bo

On No Pretext will Children permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tiffins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance, Telephone 21020.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission to the Pubile Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax. for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payablo at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform aro admitted Half Price.

Tiling will bo obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure on Monday, 21st May. 1934.

Bookmakers, Tie The Men, &c. | will not be permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hong- kong Jockey Club during the Reco Meeting.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN, Yongkong, 14th May, 1934.

Secretary.

KASHMIR

SILK

Insurance Requirements Includar

Protection

Savings Family Income

Old Age Inooms

Education for Children Business Protection

Lamp Sam Payment Disability Provision

B

Oklchester ( aud

姓

Carnera-Baer match would be A "nutural.”—United Press,

one

Throg cases of typhoid, two cosen of small-pex (imported), and razo of meningitis were reported to

local health authorities Wednesday,

Among the Varied Plane

dre:

Ordinary Life Limited Payment Life Family Income Endowment

Retirement Income Double Indemnity Amaltics-Deferred or Immediate

Are You Buying Insurance BLINDFOLDED?

THERE are many types of life insurance policies,

each intended to meet a particular need. Which best suits you depends on circumstances. Profit by the advice of Manufacturers Life representative —-- a man competent to act as your insurance counsellor; 10 explain the merits of the various plans. He will study your needs and recommend a policy designed to meet your particular requirements. Let him talk to you.

Established 1997

THE

MANUFACTURERS LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY

STORE

HEAD OFFICE

GIVING-AWAY

PRICES

THEATRE

OPPOSITE QUEEN'S

TORONTO, CANADA CHIEF OFFICE FOR SOUTH CHINA Anlatte Building, Hong Kong. Tel. 20001. E. J. R. MITCHELL, Branch Manager. CANTON, 187, The Band, Tel. 16372. 8. V. Glitīns, District Mamger. SHAMEEN, 2, French Concession, V. E. Fertler, Representative. MACAO, A. A. T. Borges, Agent.. SWATOW, F. Murar, Agent.

4APD8.

од