THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930.
Sport Columns
SIX F. A. CUP - TIES REPLAYED
CORINTHIANS DRAW AFTER EXTRA TIME
TWO CLUBS SUCCEED AWAY
THE
BOXING
Crichton to Fight in Shanghai
BOWDEN'S INJURY
The Corinthians and Millwall
Always a warm favourite with have to play again. Other out-
Shanghai boxing "fans," Seaman standing ties are:-
Doncaster v.. Stoke, the winners of Crichton of H.M.S. Cornwall has which meet the Corinthiana or Mill-signed articles for two fights in wall, and
Charlton v. Queen's Park Rangers, the Northern port..
RAM.C. & UNIVERSITY DRAW
Mr. White, representative of the Shanghai International Boxing Only one of the scheduled Club, came down specially to con- matches in the Second Division of clude arrangements with Crichton. London, Yesterday. the League was played yesterday. Tho first fight in which he will
The R.A.M.C. and the Univer-feature will be on Replays to-day in the third
the opening round proper of the Football As-alty gave a poor display and the
game ended with one goal ench.
night of the new "Atoríum Hall." sociation Cup resulted as followi
R.A. v. Navy
Crichton will clash with a reput their (Clubs playing on
own The game was scheduled for the able American over a 12-three
Navy ground at Happy Valley, minute round in the main event. ground mentioned first):-
Crichton is the Middleweight and Welterweight Champions of the Calony. His last fight was against A.B. Ewin. Не also fought A.B. Bowden here some
Bournemouth
Manchester City
Huddersfiel
Middlesbrough
York
- Millwall
2
Hotspur
1
Tottenham
© Puthum
3 Bury
4 Chesterfield
Newcastle
1 Corinthians after extra time.
--Reuter.
Six of the eight outstanding tics were down for decision and five of these came to a definite conclusion. There was no "giant
SCOTTISH CUP
Glasgow, Yesterday. In the first round of the Scottish FA Cup to-day, In- verness Citadel defeated Ar- madale by the only goal of the maich-Reuter.
at
killing"-us by Brighton Grimsby on Tuesday-but the re- sults are interesting nevertheless. Fulham's Feat
. Each side having scored two goals on Saturday, the famous amateurs, the Corinthians, visited Millwall and held the Division II League Club of London to another draw in spite of extra time.
Rivals in the Southern section of-Division-III-in-Bournemouth. and Fulham clashed. At the first Falham's time of asking. ground, the score W#5 one-all
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but the R.A. were unable to 'field a team.
GOLF
Tungshan
Captain's Cup Play at time ago and the bout had an un- fortunate sequel. Bowden after _his_bout_developed_car_trouble and has now been invalided from the Service.
TFrom Our Own Correspondent.] Canton, Yesterday,
Of the 12 qualiters for the
Captain's Cup during the past Crichton made attempts to get yeur three have left the port leav-up a charity bout on behalf of Ing nine to compete. In the pre- Bowden, but as the Cornwall is liminary round M.-A. Annett beat, leaving for the North this after W. Seiffert by 4 and 3, and, last noon, he is unable to do anything. Sunday the eight players left in He has appealed to the Hong played off with the following reKong Boxing Association to give sults:-
Rowden some assistance. Morning Round
B. B. Anthony (14) beat M. A. Annett (16) by 5 and 4.
A. E. Quinn (10) beat R. K. Batchelor (11) on the 19th green. J. M. Walker (1) beat E. R. Hill (16) by 4 and 2.
G. C. Kitching"(12) had a walk over from.D. Raker-Carr.
Afternoon Round
B. B. Anthony beat A. F. Quinn by 6 and 4.
G. C. Kitching beat J. M. Walker on the last green.
The final which is over 36 holes will take place on Sunday.
RIFLE SHOOTING
+
Playing away yesterday, the Lon Revival of League Now
don team penetrated the Bourne- mouth's goal twice without reply and thereby qualified to .visit Notts Forest in the fourth round on January 25.
Division I Winners The Spurs are only a shadow of their former greatness. On Saturday they hold their visitors from Manchester, the City, who
are in the top circle in Division second time of asking the Spura
I., to
two goals each.
At the
fell badly. Manchester City have not had the luck of the draw. however. After being away last Saturday, they will be on foreign soil again on Saturday week, their hosts at the next hurdle being Swindon Town.
Huddersfield and Bury both be- long to Division 1. No goal was scored on the latter's ground on Saturday.
Accomplished ·
A meeting of local rifle enthu- sinsts was held at the Volunteer Headquarters. last evening to dis- cuss the revival of the Hong Kong Rifle League.
It was unanimously agreed to revive the League, and Mr. R. M. Mr. F. Young was appointed Hon. Dyer was appointed President.
Secretary and Mr. F. Lakey, Hon.
Treasurer.
An Executive Committee was i appointed
Messre. comprising F. C. Goodman, T. Swan, A. W. Ritchie, C. H. Summers, and E. R.
Dovey.
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HOCKEY
The Club de Recreio hockey team defeated the University yea terday at King's Park by 6 goals
to 1.
CHINA
MAIL.
RUGBY FOOTBALL
First Round of Triangular Match
The last match of the first round of the triangular tournament will be played on Saturday, January 18, at 4.15 p.m., when the Club meet the Army,
Teams will appear In Saturday morning's paper.
MIMIC BATTLE
Successful Invasion
of Kowloon
Manoeuvres in which both the Navy and Army took part were held at Kow. loon yesterday.
The following units were represent ed: Royal Navy, 2nd K.O.S.B., 8/15th Punjabis, supplementary units of the | R.A.M.C., Royal Corps of Signals, etc., and the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corns which included the Armoured, Cor Section,
Although the manoeuvres were on a smaller scale than those carried out
on
the Island recently, they were nevertheless interesting and inâtrue. tive in that valuable knowledge must have been gained by the General Staff of the Command.
Again the objective was the invasion of the Colony and a successful landing was made by the invaders from picket boats. They had to jump into the water a little distance off skøre in one
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TWENTY WEALS
Brutality to A Mui Tsai
$100 FINE IMPOSED
WHE
A Chinese married woman charged at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday before Mr. T. S Whyte- Smith for B-treating her mui tsai. According to the prosecution, which was conducted by Mr. H. R. Butters, of the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, the woman was most heartless and brutal in her treatment of the unfor tunate girl.
Mr. J. M. Remedios appeared for the defondant and entered a plea of not guilty.
Home
The evidence showed that the girl, who was only 12 years of age, was taken to the Shamshuipo Police Sta tion by a constable who had found har hiding herself in the stairway of a house. The girl alleged that she had often been beaten by her mistress and that she was afraid to go home because she had delayed in carrying water. A Chinese detective was sent to interrogate the defendant' who ad- mitted that she had eaned the girl. Defendant refused to go to the Pollco Station to claim the girl and ́she was accordingly sent to the Po Leung Kuk, Later she was sent to the Government Civil Hospital to be medically examined by Dr. Thomas, who found that the girl bore no fewer than twenty weala caused by a carte Around her wrists" were marks which were consistent of her having been bound with a rope.
Mr. Butters emphasised the fact that the marks were still visible yes-
of the little boys in Kowloon and wade | terday-fifteen days after they had in. The exact spot was, of course, been inßicted. unknown to the defenders, who had quite an extensive coast line to guard.
Girl's Story
The girl related how she had been The warships carried out the landing tied up with a repe and beaten with a system and communication of the de- back and attached to the wall. She under beavy fire from shore, the guard cane. Her hands were tied behind her
fenders being good. The landing com- I denied that she had been beaten for menced in the morning and the stealing amat articles from a neigh manoeuvres wore concluded in the bour. early afternoon.
The work of the H.K.V.D.C., among the defenders was favourably comment ed upon by H.E. the G.0.0.
WATER RETURN
Defendant admitted that she had boaten the mui tsai but that was bo cause she had stolen some porridge from a neighbour. She added that she would havo chastised hor own child in like manner had she been guilty of theft,
His Worship said that the case was not one where the defendant should be sent to prison without the option of a tine. He would not say that defendant did not deserve to go to jail, but be | thought that a fine would be sufficient.
Ladies' Competition Through the generosity of Mr. Caer Clark, a silver cup has been presented to the ladies' hockey CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER He confessed that the case was a very
clubs to be played for annually in a series of matches, on the sume lines as the Sim Shield, counting two-points for a win-and one point for a draw.
Three teams are competing this year, the Club de Recreio, the Kowloon Ladies' Hockey Club and
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Level and Storage of water in Re- servoirs on January 1, 1930-
WORKS.
1929
1030
bad one. He did not believe a word that the defendant said about the child Tytam
15' 0" 11' 9" having pilfered things from a neigh Tytam-Byewash ..246B-18 "bour Even if that were true, the Tytam Intermediate 2' "B '7"B child did not deserve such a severe Tytam Tuk...............
"B 31'11" beating. The fact that she was tied Wong Nei Chung 24' 4" 19" 1"B up showed that she was being tortured. Poktulum
23' 2" 10'11"B
A Heartless Woman [Note: B. denotes "Below Over-
47'
His Worship added that when the
the Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey flow": A. denotes "Above Overflow"; state of the girl was considered it ho-
Club. The games have been ar ranged as follows:
Jan. 18.-Club 蝼蚁 Recreio
K.L.H.C.
Jan. 26H.K.L.H.C. v. Club
Recreio.
Fob. 8.-K.L.I.C. v. H.KL.H.C. Feb. 15,-Club de Recreto
L. denotes "Level with Overflow."1 Storage in million and demicals of gallons.
Y
Tytam
1929. 266.14
de
Tytam Byewash
Tytam Intermediate Tytam Tuk
v. Wong Nei Chung
Pokfulum
K.L.H.C. Feb. 22. H.K.L.H.C.. v. Club do Recreio.
March 8-K.LH.C. v. H.K.L.H.C.
SHAMEEN SPORTS CLUB
(From Our Own Correspondent.]
Canton, Yesterday.
In an uninteresting game yes- terday the Shameen Sports Club beat a team comprising H.M.S. Cicala and the Municipal Police by goals to 0.
The entrance fee to the Longue was raised from $20 to $30.
Empire Contests From the Colonial Secretary the
The Club's forwards showed Having earned the China Mail has received
better combination than they had right to a replay in the presence of reports of the Junior Kolapore of their own supporters, Hudders and the Junior Mackinnon (The heretofore, but this may have field clinched the issue yesterday "Barnett") matches fired at Bis-
been partly due to a weakness in by 3-1. The winners are at home ley during the Imperial Meeting the defence of the opposing side. in July, 1929, which has been re- ceived through the Secretary of goal with a cross shot, and E. R. State for the Colonies from thell scored the next two-
to Sheffield United next time.
Chesterfield-and-York
Visiting Chesterfield (of Divi- National Rifle Association.. sion i Northern section) on Saturday, Middlesbrough (of Divi- slon I) could only draw 1-1. The ⚫latter then proceeded yesterday to win by only a surprisingly small margin-the odd goal in
seven,
CRICKET
R. T. O. Lammert scored the first
The Navy and Police were not
often dangerous.
G.
The Club team comprised: Duncan; W. Galloway, B. Ras mussen; V. Ferrier, F. Lammert (Captain), M. Gaving A. N. Other, A Tuson, E. R. Hill, T. O.
came more serioas, because there was the poor little girl reduced to a state of 1930
common misery hiding herself in a 295.00 stairway where she was found by the 3.03 constable. She must have had a very 183.90-102,66 | hard life. There were other features 522,00 787,42 which convinced him that the defendant 7.03 10.55 was a heartless woman. There were 18.60 42,38 ten children in the house and the poor mui taai was beaten now and then Total.. 998.53 1,301.03 in addition to the hard work she must Consumption of water in the City
perform in such a large family. and Hill District in millions and de- cimals of gallons during the month of December.
Consumption
192B 196.41
Estimated population 428.260 Consumption per
Addressing the interpreter, his Wor ship instructed him to tell the defen- 1029
dant that he considered she was heart. 210,64 lees-thoroughly heartless-and asked 438,580 if she would like one of her own chil- dren to be treated in a almilar way. She had sald that she beat her, own children that way, but his Worship ald not believe it.
head per day .. *14.8 15.5 Services to houses in the Riler Main Districts were disconnected, and a supply was given by public sizect fountains only during December, 1829. From December 1 to 31, 1929, a 12- hour's supply (6 a.m.—6 p.m.), was given to all Rider Main Districts. Principal Mains closed (6 p.m 6 u.m.).
KOWLOON WATER WORKS
1029
22
1930 'D' "A
8' 0"B 0′11′′B
Kowloon Reservoir ("B Shek Lai-Pul→→
Reservoir
Reception Reservoir 18" 18
Defendant: Don't you bollave it? * His Worship: If you do I would say you were very cruel to your own' children, that's all.
The defendant was Aned $100,
$2.50 MONTHLY
Instalment on Loan from Indian
heard a case in the Summary Court
Yesterday Mr. Justice J. R. Wood
Storage In mfilion and decimals of galions.
in which a Sikh watchman named 1920 1930 | Bhaggat Singh, employed at the Kas Kowloon Reservoir 200.74
854.24 Yue Fong Theatre, sued a licensed Bhak Lal Pui
Chinese hawker named Chan Ming-kee, Reservoir......... 104.10
for the sum of $40 principal and $7.20 28.75 Interest for nine months under a pro-
missory note dated March 1, 1929,
Judgment was entered for plaintif for $48.40 and costs.
Reception Reservoir The following will represent But they have earned the right to the R.K.C.C. at cricket on SaturLammert, and E. H. Shekury..
another home match in the fourth, day-
Park Rangers.
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round, when their visitors will First eleven against University- either be Charlton ΟΣ Queen's (away), frlond-T. E. Pearce (Cap- ,tain), H. Owen Hughes, E. R. Dacklit, H.. V. Parker, A. C. I. Bowker, A. Reld, A. C. Beck, J. R. Collis, J. R. Hinton, E. J. R. Mitchell, and
Wade. R. H. D.
On Saturday, Newcastle (of Division I.) falled to dispose of the humble York of the Northern section, so they replayad yeater day at York. And here Newcastle won by the odd goal in three. On Saturday week, Newcastle re ceive Clapton Orient.
ISUTIT TERRIBLE DADDY THE WAY, MOTHER WORRIES ABOUT HER BROTHER? 19 WONDER PHE EVER THINKS OF THE TROUBLE HE HAS CAUSED"
FANLING HUNT
Total
79.28
28.76
898.59 462,27 Consumption of water in Kowloon In millions and decimals of gallons during the month of December.
1928 1929 Consumption
109.76 116.86 Estimated population 168,220 178,260 Censumption
21.7
раг. The Fanling Hunt and Race Club have arranged a Point-to-
Second eleven against R.E. and & (home), league.-W. W. Mckenize, Point at Potts Bungalow H. J. Armstrong, G. E. B. Divett, Saturday at 3.45 p.m.
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J. H. Ashworth, R. H. Dowler, R. Kwill meet at Potts' Bungalow on Hepburn, W. Harris Walker, R. Sunday at 8 p.m. instead of Satur Wood, JR Way, C. E. Gahagan, and G. D. Mead.
day.
HE CAN'T THINK THAT'S WHAT'S THE. MATTER WITH HIM
BRINGING UP. FATHER,
HE MADN'T BEEN' MOME IN FOUR NIGHTS-"LL BET HAS IN JAIL: 10/ WOULDNT WANT TO TELL,
MAGGIE THAT I WISH ME WUZ
HOME SO THAT
| MAGGJE WON'T.
WORRY!
head per day. 21.0 Constant Supply in all districts daring December 1928 and 1929, 1
The Government Analyst's reports show that the quality of the water is satisfactory.
Total rainfall: December 81, 1928, 71.18; December 31, 1929, 69,88.
An earlier case between the parties in which judgment had already been entered for plaintif for $40 principal and $4.80 interest for six months was mentioned. Previously his Lordship had reserved decision on the question of instalments until the conclusion of the latter case. An order was eventually made that defendant pay $2.50 monthly on each of the two judgments against him first payments to be made on February 10,
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