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INTER-SECTION
HOCKEY TOURNEY
POLICE AND RECREIO
AGAIN DRAW
When the Police and the Club de Rectelo met in the first round of the Civilian Section of the Hong Kong Hockey Association Inter- Section Tournament a week ago the match resulted in a goalless draw.
The teams met again at King's Park yesterday and after a strenu- ous tussle no decision was reached the final score being a draw of one goal all
L. G. Gosano netted for the Re- crelo and C. Parker was responsible
for the Police goal.
LOCAL YACHTING RESULTS
Ladies' First Series
Results of the 1st Ladies' First ruces of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club'salled yesterday after- Koon are as follows:-
Gull
"A" ClassStarted at 14.45
Finished Corr. Pts. 18.48.12 16.48.12 10
(Mrs. L. Stanton). True Blue 18.49.33 16.49.33 3
(Mrs. G. D. Adams), Jean
་
18.56.51 15.56.51 7 (Mrs. E. R. Edwards). Redsbank 17.00.08 17.00.08 6-
(Mrs. M. J. Hopkinson). Eve
(Mrs. J. Bader). Artemis
17.01.49 17.01.49 5
17.08.10 17.06.10 4
(Miss M. Whithin).
The result will cause somewhat | Kittiwake
of an upset in the semi-final pro-
As
gramme
the winners were scheduled to meet the Hong Kong Hockey Club to-morrow-afternoon. CLUB TEAM
The following will represent the 1st XI of the Hong Kong Hockey Club in the semi-nal of the Civilian Section
the Inter- of Section Knock-Out Tournament. to-morrow on the Marina ground at 5.15 p.m. (Match to be played against the winner of the Police and the Club de Recreio match):— V. M. Benwell: J, E. Potter, E. V. Reed R. A. Bates, W. A. Reed. G. Sommer: S. Fowler, T. 3. D. Whit- ley, G. E. R. Divett (Capt.), B. 1. Bickford and V. Bond.
· HOCKEY
LECTURES
Captain G. W. F. 'Kifum.. A.E.C., will commerce a short series of lectures on Hockey Umpiring in the Arca Educational Centre, A and B Blocks. Queen's Road, every Wednesday at,,6.30 p.m., commun- cing Wednesday October 40. Civilians desirous of attending these, lectures will be heartily wel- comed.
RECORD GOLF "SCORE
Mrs. Opal S. Hill, Kansas City veteran, registered a hole in one, an eagle and two birdies us she shot the par 78 Indian Hills golf course. Kansas City, in a brilliant 66.
Her score, made as she defended her title in the Misscurt women's golf meet, bettered women's par by 12, lowered the competitive wo men's record seven" strokes. and came within one of matching the competitive record for men held Jointly by Ky Laffoon, Al Collina and Hank Decker. Men's par ou the course is 70.
17.08.12 17.06.12 3
(Miss P. M. King).
"T" Class-Started at 14.55
Finished Cort. Pts. 17.18.04 17.16.42 10
Zephyr
(Mrs. J. Pattullo). Winkle ..... 17.19.40 17.19.10 3
(Mrs. G. M. McClatchie). Widgeon
17.30.03 17.20.03 7 (Miss H: Crawhall Wilson).
17.20.00 17.20.08 (Mrs. B. M, Hodgkinson), Nannette ....... 17.37.25 17.37.25 5
(Mias O. Patchett).
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SHEK-O GOLF
The 13th Annual Shek-O Golt Championship took place on the 17th instant and the result is as follows:-
1-O. E. C. Marten, 77 plus 74–151, 2.-Major E. J. R. Mitchell, 74 plus
73-152.
19, 1937.
Acting Chief Petty
Officer Disrated
· (Continued from Page 8)
"I made a serious mistake in not reporting in the Arst instance when I discovered that taree jars had been empted. As I was responsible both for the keys of the store and the keys of the spirit locker"in- side, any loss of the stores for which I was responsibie would have appeared directly due to me.
"In actual fact, the manhole door to the caxswain's store, could not te made secure with the existing attings; it was possible to unscrew and slide out the door with the security bar in position and pad- locked. I was not aware of the fact, and apparently it had escaped the notice of those in authority during the seven years Rover, has ¡been in commission
"At the preliminary Investigation, this method of opening the store was demonstrated by an Officer of the Court of Enquiry.". A signal was "made on August 28, 1937 from the Commodore, Hong Kong, ordering
submarines to take steps to ensure the safety of their spirit rooms; a copy of this signal is attached.
"When I discovered the first loss of spirit, I realised the seriousness of my position. and I decided not to report the loss. Although I am not prepared to call any medical evidence, I am of the opinion that I could not have been in my normal state of health and alertness. I had nearly completed my time on the station; H.M.S. Rover returned to Hong Kong at short notice, and the sudden change. of programme threw extra work on my shoulders; this I found particularly trying during the hot Hong Kong, summer.
"VERY GOOD" CHARACTER "The initial loss of rum was fol- lowed by further losses, and I then felt it was too late to attempt to clear myself. I had already passed through a period of mental 4-Major A S. Johnstone, 80 plus distress after the first incident, and in consequence my accountancy of
3.-H. R. B. Hancock. 78 plus, 78-
158.
78-158.
The morning Bogey Pool resulted other stores became inaccurate. as follows:-
1.-D. B. Evadis, 80 minus 8–72.
Major E. J. R. Mitchell, 74 se.
74.
2.-H.. R. B. Hancock. 78 minus. 4--
74.
R. M. Henderson, 80 minus 6-
74.
The afternoon Bogey Pool re- sulted as follows:-
1. Dr. C. H. Burton, 78 minus 7----
69...
2.-R.. K. Valentine, 77 minus 4-73.
LOCAL" GOLF
For the Bogey (Par) Pool, Fan- ling Old Course, October 16 and 17. There were twenty-two entries. No "cards were returned.
LOCAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
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The starting times for the Amateur Championship, of the Golf Clubs of Hong Kong, to be played at Fanling on Sunday,
as follows:-
are,
Old Course
il
9.30 a.m. D. S. Robb
T. D. Paton
L. R. Andrewes
Col. H. H. Blake...
New CourseE 1.00 p.m: 1.05
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V.
W. A. Stewart
9.35
G. B. G. Hull
7. A. A. Lopes
9.40
V.
**
TA. Pearce
1.10
9.45
V.
J. J. Barto
1.15
9.50
v. A. J. Denis
1.20
节目
9.55
K. S. Robertson ...
V. E. Sadick
1.25
"
:10.00
v. D. J. Gilmore
1.30
New Course
D. S. Edward
9.35 a.m. J. B. Mackie
0.40
A. T. Braley
Y.-W. Taylor
v. O. E. C. Marton
Old Course
·1.00 p.m.
1.05
1.10
v. L. Goldman
v. E. T. McMullen. 1.15
9.45
F. Groves
"
9.50
**
1. Newton
9.55 10.00 10.05
E. D. da Roza
V. E. J. R. Mitchell..... 1.20
*
P. H. Scocnes
A W..da Roza......
7. F. E. A. Remedios 1.25 Y. A. E. Lissaman
1.30
+
NOTE: There was an error in the conditions published. The prizes for the "best rounds" will be for the Old and New Course respectively and not for the best morning and afternoon Tounds.
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
Golf-Bogey Competition Ladies Section, the R.HK Golf Club (New Course. Fanling), -
Hockey-Army Navy (Chat ham Road ground), 4.30 p.m.
Meeting Craigenzower Cricket Club Annual General Meeting at Club House, 5.30 p.m.
TO-MORROW
Hockey. Intersection Tourna- ment. Semi-final.
Shooting.-Hong Kong Rifle Assn. Weekly Spoon and Practice Shoot, Army Range, Kowloon City, 2 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 Bridge. Cheero Club Contract Bridge, 8.p.zn.
Football-Military League: D/Middlesex, v 1/Kumaon R. (Chatham Road, 3.15 p.m. Referee Sigm. Payne).
"With regard to the fourth charge, "I wish to state that only one key of the spirit locker was turned over to me. I do not wish to dispute my guilt in not reporting the absence of a second key, but would point out that the padlock is very small and of a pattern which is in general use. As I had both keys to the big padlock of the store, the absence of the duplicate key for the small lock did not cause me any misgivings.
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"I wish to take the opportunity of bringing before the Court the re- cord'oi my past service in the Royal Navy. I volunteered for service during the war at the age of 151, and after surviving the explosion In H.M.S. Clatton I was rated an Able Scaman in 1919. Two years later I was rated Leading Seaman, and within a year had passed for Petty Officer, "but ̈did not rɛách this rate until some years later owing to the stagnation in advance- ment to higher rating at that period:
"In 1928 I passed educationally and professionally for Warrant Rank, but in 1933 talled in one sub- ject during the final test and did not achieve my ambition. Includ- ing boy's time. I have served 21 years in the service, and have borne a "Very Good" character through- out. I am due to complete my time- for pension in 1941.
"I do not intend to call any wit- nesses as to character. The former Commanding Officer and two First Lieutenants of Rover with whom I served have returned to England.
"I feel that, when considering zentence, the Court will take into account my long, fecord of con- tinuous "Very Good" character and of endeavour. Further, I would ap- peal to the Court to give every consideration to the effect of the sentence on my future. I have only a short time to serve in which to attempt to restore my former character, and the consequences of my lapse can affect the whole of my future life.".
Alter accused's Service Certia- cate had been read, the Court con- sidered its sentence and Imposed It as above,
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Badminton—Y.M.C.A. Badmin- ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m.
Football-Military League:
7th A.A. Batty., RA. v 8/Bea- HQ/Middlesex, VB/Middlesex,forths, (Miltary, Happy Valley, (Chatham Road, 448 p.m. Referee
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A/Seaforths, y 9th AA. Batty.. RA. (Military, Happy Valley, 445 $768. pm. Referee Sapper Sharpe). . C/Beaforths, v. RAMC. (St. Joseph's Happy Valley, 3.15 p.m. p.m. Referee Bergt. Whittle),
12th (H) Batty., RA. v. B Seaforths. (Sookunpoo, 4.45 m. Reforce Sergt. Alcock).
RAS.C. V. R.A.M.C. (Mitary. Happy Valley, 3.15. pm. Referee B. M. Baker).
9th A.A. Batty., RA. v RA.O.C. (Military, Happy Valley, 4.45 p.m. Referee Bergt. Thompson).
Bridge Cheero Club Duplicate and Contract Bridge, 8 p.m.
BATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
Racing. Hong Kong Jockey Badminton, Y.M.C.A. Badmin-Club's N'ath Extra Race Meeting. ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 p.m. Happy Valley, 2 p.m.
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MARINA HOUSE .
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ESCAPED, CAUGHT!
Gambler Who Made Bid For Liberty
A sequel to the escape of a pri- soner during a gambling-raid_car- ried out at the Hong Kong Electric- Company's grounds on August 12, was the appearance of the man, Tsang TEG, 47, bricklayer, before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday, when he was charged with gambling and, with escaping from custody while hand- -
cuffed.
A fine of $3 was imposed on the gambling charge, and sentence, of two months hard labour was pass- ed on the more serious count
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