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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934.

AMERICA'S UNPRECEDENTED STAND IN OLYMPICS

LOCAL SOCCER PROGRAMME

SATURDAY.

FIRST DIVISION.

(KO. 4.15 p.m.)

Club y South Ching “A”--- ('Tub

Police Y. Lincoins--Kow-

loon.

St. Joseph's v

Caroline Hill,

Kowloon-

Royal Artillery v Recreio- Chatham Rond.

East Lancashires Royal Navy-King's Park.

SECOND DIVISION. (K.O. 2.45 p.m.)

Kowloon

1

Royal Navy Caroline HT.

Royal Engineers v Lincolns Chatham Rond.

Club

Eastern-Club.

Royal Artillery v University —St. Joseph's (4.15 p.m.)

THIRD DIVISION.

(K.O. 2.45 p.m.)

R.A.M.C. v Radio-Military. #.V.

Borderers

*

Lincolns-St.

Joseph's,

Police V RAO,C,~~Kon- joon.

Royal Engineers v Hnilway

-Railway.

RASC.

ham Road.

Rerrel-(1-

SUNDAY.

Armistice Day Match-C'on- bined Services

V

THIRD DIVISION. (K.O. 2.45 p.m.)

CHARITY FOOTBALL.

SERVICES TO MEET CIVILIANS

TO-MORROW'S · GAME

To-morrow, Sunday, Armistico Day, a Charity match will be play ed for the Poppy Day Fund, on the Hongkong Football Club ground (by kind" permission),

H.E. The Governor and Lady Peel have notified the Hongkong Football Association that they will be pre ment.

HE. The General Ofçer Coin-

han kindly consented manding

to kick off at .45 p.m.

Thirty minuten before the kick oil, the hand of the 2nd Bn. East Lan cashire Regt., by kind permission of the Officers, will play selections on the field.

ANTI-JEWISH TACTICE MUST NOT BE CARRIED ON

CONDITION OF UNITED

STATES' ACCEPTANCE

GERMAN ASSURANCES

New York, Nor. §.

An unprecedented stand has been taken by Olympic officials of the United States in Accepting Germany's invitation to com- peto in the Olympic games at Berlin in 1936.

Heretofore the Americani Olympic.committee, governing body of American participation, has accepted invitations unqualifiedly us a matter of routine.

The following players have been (selected to take part in the match

10 determining On this occasion, however, there itself

whether which between H.M. Services

was a determined drive by Jews in sports In Germany, the Olympic In and the Rest of the Colony,

H.M. Services--Cond (R.C. of America and others to have this particular, were conducted necord- Signals); Cpl. Mullane (8.W. Bor. country either not participate ating to rules and regulations recog- derers) A. West (H.M.S. Rain-all or at least warn Germany that nised everywhere by sportsmen, w); A.B. Pratt (11.M.S. Suffolk), its anti-Jewlab tactics must not be These are, chiefly, that there shall Gr. Pardoe (Royal Artillery). E.B.A. carried on in the Olympics,

be no discrimination because of McGuire (H.M.S. Suffolk), Captain; That resulted in the United | race, creed or colour. Pte. Mathias (9.W. Borderere). Pay States acceptance being worded; Midshpn. Smith (HMS. Suffolk), Tel. A. Glass (L.M.S. Rainbow), Cpl Ralley (Lincolnshire Regt.) L/Cpl. Baidrs (Lincolnshire Regt. the committee who made a two-mittee decided that it would huse

Reserves.Ste. Pepper (HMS months trip of investigation In

and

(Avery S. Brundage, president of "In the light of Mr. Bruncage's

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COMMITTEE'S DECISION,

After some discussion the con-

MIXED DOUBLES

HOCKEY

NOTES

LAST WEEK'S TWO TIT-BITS

Ladies' jumble Sale

Hockey Programme

MAMAK TOURNEY,

TO-MORROW. K.I.T.C. 12th Heavy Battery, Marina, 4.16 p.m.

University v St. Andrew's, Marian. 1.0.4 p.in.

United * Police, Mongkok, biol

4.30 p.m.

R.E.

4.15 ..

(By "Bully-Off") THE defeat of the Police, last

year's Mamak champions, at p.m. the hands of the R.A.3.C., and the creditable performance of the: Keppel in forcing the latter team to share eight goals with them the following day were the tit-4 pan. bits of last wook's hockey. The victory of the Service Corps camO as rather a surprise to me, al- though they are playing much [better hockey this year than they

did Inst.

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MONDAY. R.A.S.C., Bookunpoo, b.v.

ILM.S. Keppel v United, b.6. 4.15

TUESDAY. Whitehall v R.E., Sookunpoo, b.0. 4.30 p.nl.

WEDNESDAY. University v H.M.S. Koppel, b.n.

THURSDAY, Whitshed v Poilee, Mongkok. 4.o. 4:30 pm.

CAER CLARK CUP. TO-DAY.

V

H.K. _Ladies Club de Recreio, Happy Valley, L.o. 3 p.m.

II.K. Ladies B. Hance; E.M. Gray, THE Police are now lying third J. Smalley; E. O'Hagan, B.M. Pope, Tate in the table, baving lost 3.

V. Blackburn, H. Hance. three points out of a possible eight. P. M. Harron, C. Ferguson, A. Jacks.

FRIENDLIES. Above them are the Royal Corps

TO DAY. of Signals, who are only at the head by virtue of the number of games they have played, and St. Andrew's, who have lost one game in the four league games they have played. The R.AS.C. follow the Police in the 'table with two draws

Suffolk) and A. 11. Rycroft (.M.S. Germany) report and the attitude its decision on whether or not to CHAMPIONSHIP me in three games played.

Rest

necept the invitation solely on a and assurances of representatives basin of conditions surrounding

sport.

"Two Jewish members of the com |mittee heatedly pointed out that Įdespite promises made by Ger- many, that all athletes would be treated fairly and impartially there

| Suffolke). Rest of

of Colony,--Wong Wing of the German Government, we ar- Calny, Club, (3.34 p.m.)

(South Chinn A.A.; Lee Tin-aangcept the invitation of the German (South China A.A.), 9. Strange Olympic committed to the 1984 (Hongkong FC.), Captning L. G. Olymple Games.” Robertson Hongkong CC). Chue Ah-hul (Chinese Athletic Assn.), Lat Kwok-wel (South Chin A.AJ; Tes Kwal-shing (South China A.A.), Tam

East Lanenshires Royal Air Force.King's Park,

MONDAY.

FIRST DIVISION,

(K.0, 4.15 p.m.)

Athletic v South Ching "B" -Club,

Speedway Champion

FARNDON RETAINS

HIS TITLE

Tom Farndon (New Cross has retained his speedway open cham- plonship title by beating Max (Belle Vue) 461. Grosskreutz

| Kong-pak (South China A.A.). Fung King-cheong (South China A.A.), Lad Shul-wing (South China A.A.) amd Lee Sik-yau (South China A.A.)

Team to play in white. Reserves.--Silva-Netto Recreto), Wong Mee-shun

(Club de

NO DISCRIMINATION.

CLOSING DATE

H. K. Ladies 2nd. XI v Club de

Recreio 2nd. XI, C.B.A., bo. 3.10 p.m.

H.K. Ladies: S. Bankett; P. Thorpe, M. King: 1. Butler, A.N. Other, N. Cooper: D. Davies, V. Handyside, N.

Dennitt, M. Rattey and J. Flox.

MONDAY, Punjab Regiment v R. A. Officers, Morina, b.o. 4.30 p.m.

TUESDAY,

G

THE Hongkong Ladies Hockey Association have already turn- ed to raising funds in preparation for the visit of Shanghal to the Colony early next year. They are holding a jumble sale at the Union 4.30 pm.

Inext at 2.30

p.m.

no. 6.15 pm. EXTENDED

this afternoon's Cher Clark

IK. Club 2nd.

XI v -Club de

China A.A.} anul 1. Gosano (Club last year passed a resolution call- the United States, moved for Im-up has been put forward to This will be the Hongkong Ladies Recreio, King's Park, b.o. 5 p.m.

de Recreio).

(South

Referee: 2.0. Holding. Linesmen: C42.M.S. Hyde and Cpl.

W. Twaites.

Programmes will bent players'

nismkur,

FRIENDLY CRICKET

Two-Day Matches Arranged

is being

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Radin v R. E., Caroline Hill, b.. p.in. Y.M.C.A. Lincoln, King's Park,

H.K.S.R.A. y Borderers, Marina, bo,

WEDNESDAY, This action was taken at a meet was no assurance they would be NOW NOVEMBER 20 Church. Kennedy Itond, on Friday

H.K. Club v 8th, Destroyer Flotilla, ing recently of the committee call-kept. They listed broken promises

R.N.O.S.C., b.o. 6 p.m. ed together here to receive Mr. of the Nazis and argued for a delay In view of the fact that only

THURSDAY, Brundage's report after he return in a vote on the acceptance. ed from a tour of Germany. Mr.

ten entries have as yet been re- MUCH interest is centred round

Y.M.C.A. 2nd. XI v Combined Mr. Gustavus Town Kirby, tren- ceived, the closing date for the Cup game between the Hongkong Hospitals, King's Park, bo. 6.16 p.. Brundage was sent to Germany Aurer of the committee and long Mixed Doubles tennis champion- Ladies and the Club de Recreio.

FRIDAY. after the Amateur Athletic Union Įidentißed with amateur aporta in

Tuesday, November 20,

second tourney match this year and they should be good for a couple The championship "We have no cause to accent with an implied threat or insult organised by the Chinese Recren-of goals more than their opponents. Ave Ferry but I think they might because we have no research to be- tion Club, and the original closing

make, a special effort to catch the lieve that Germany's promised will date was scheduled for yesterday. CE their surprising defeat by five minutes to five boat at least. not be kept. Germany la coming have been received, and more are B, Hance will again be between the teams have been opposed to Service So far the following entries made several changes in their team. ocensions recently when Civilian the C.B.A. last week they have mention this because on several to her senses and realising that the demnerney of sport must be pre- expected.

Miss O. Dalziel and E. C. Smalley at full back. E. Ollagen scheduled for 5 pm, or 5.15 p.m.

Laticks with E. M. Gray and J. served," he said,

sidios

the games have been Fincher.

has been brought in at right half Mrs. Conder and C. Ravenhill. in place of A. Jacks who is playing and have not actually commenced

until sometimes a quarter on the left wing, and hour after that time. I think I'ea to-morrow Mrs. Kaylt and D. A. Kayl. 1. M. Pope will play at centre half safely say that Service aides are Mrs. Chiu Chun-chiu

The left half position is unchanged. always ready to start at the ap- H. D. Rumjnhn.

P. M. Harrop will again lead the pointed hour and it is rather hard attack but there la Miss A. Mackenzie and S. A. change in the right flank. Varound after that time waiting for a complete that they should have to hang Gray.

Blackburn will be outside to the their opponents to make an appear exclusion of W. Marsh and H. ance. Miss R. Hancock and 1., Gold-Hance will

play inside C. Ferguson will again fill the left. Mrs. E. Grimble and Capt. E. inner position and A. Jacks will

ing for proof that Germany would mediate, unqualified acceptance. not discriminate against Jews in the Olymple games.

This resolution was referred to e American Olympic committee and in turn to the executive com- mittee which delegated Brundage to go to Germany.

ASSURANCE WANTED.

Mr. Brundage returned to report that he had talked to leaders of the two Jewish sport organisations in Germany, the Maccabi and the Then Miss Charlotte Epstein, Front Soldiers. These leaders, he one of the Jewish members, said maid, were satisfied with regulations there should be some aesurance made by the German government, Germany would keep its promise, that any Jew who was more pro- "If we accept this invitation and ! ficient than other German athletes Germany does not carry out its Club Each won a race and in the de- the

Club have would be allowed

to compete for promises." Mr. Kirby said, "then I # couple of eller Granskreutz appeared a cer-arranged

two-day Germany.

will do all that is in my power to Mr. Brundage brought a state-reassemble this committee, say to tain winner when, having won the matches, for this afternoon and Mon-

Herr from

Hana Loss for the deciding race, he drew day, between the senior and Junior ment

von Germany in effect that we have Tschummer Osten, Belchsports-been deceived and that the United Away by four lengths at the

thin The more important of frat bend and was ten lengthsixtures is being played on the long-no discrimination against Jews.

two fuehrer, signed ami guaranteeing States team will be withdrawn." abend with less than half a lap long C. C. ground. The match in to

Then Miss Epstein and the other Then, however, he touched commence at £ p.m. to-day and at to go.

Wembley.

The Hongkong Cricket

Kowloon Cricket

teams.

Mr. Brundage also told the com- Jewish member, Mr. Charles L.

the fence, and, cleverly avoiding a 11 a., on Monday. The following mittee that it must concern itself Orasteln, wanted this declaration crash, was brought almost to a a will represent the fiongkong G. C. with two problems; first, whether made a part of the resolution ac few seconds A. W. Hayward, T. E. Pearce, A. C. 1. the Olymple committee, a sports cepting the invitation. Mr. Bran- standstill. In the Farndon roared up level with him Bowker, G. 9. Dunkley, T. A Pearce, body, should concern itself with the dage and Mr. Kirby said this would and in the chase for home reached H. Owen Hughes, G. R. M. Ricketts, political and economic status of not be "parliamentary, polite nor the line a few inches to the root E. R. Duckitt. L. T. Ride. T. M. L. civilisation in Germany or confine

Farndon had the insile borth for the first rave and won comfortably in 75sec., benting the record of 76.2 cc., held by Itan Johnson, Grosskreutz eclipsed the new figures in the second heat when, leading all the way, he finished in 74.6 sec. Farndon's winning time in the deeiding heat was 74.8ser,

AJAKO

BREWERS

Redmond and 13. W. Baines.

The Junior match will also start at 2 p.m. to-day and at 11a.m. on Monday. The Hongkong C. . will field the following eleven: E. H. J. Patter (Capt), J. E. Jupp, Armstrong, E. McMahon, G. A. Milbank, P. II. Scoones, G. D. II. Kibee. W. Keith Robinson and R. H. | Flowerdow, D. Hope Gill, L. D.

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Miss H. Hancock and T. Ascason for the Club against the favour the Punjable for a win. ably make his first appearance this game will be no exception. I would Pearce.

8th. Destroyer Flotilla on Wednca- The H.K.S.R.A and the Borderers Mrs. Ho Ka-inu and Ho Ka-day. His presence in the team clash on Tuesday and this should

ngain will be welcomed.

also be worth watching. would have like to strike a rather THE Club should have little dif

different note and appeal to Civilian teams to make every pos- Destroyer Flotilla on Wednesday, ficulty in accounting for the sible effort to be on the field on and, if the Y.M. field a full team time. I know it is not an easy on Wednesday they should be able matter to get away from work into kold the Lincolna, if not win by time to catch say the quarter ton narrow margin.

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