PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
SPORTS
CYCLE MEETING WHICH International TENNIS LEAGUE Govt. House
DID NOT TAKE PLACE
False Pretences Hearing
At Kowloon Court
Hearing was commenced before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at Kow- loon Court yesterday of the case in which' ANTHONY, BARTHOLO- MEW YAP, allas YAP SIU-FAT, 27,・ advertising agent of Seramban, Malaya, is charged on eight counts of obtaining money or goods by false pretences.
MAK SHU, 40, master of the Morrison Store, of No. 11, Tin Lok Lane, appeared on five counts of receiving good, unlawfully obtain- od.
Yap pleaded guilty to all the charges, while Mak, represented by Mr. F. Zimmern, pleaded not gulity.
:
On the evening of June 9, Yan visited the Morrison Store at No. 11, Tin Lok Lane, where no sug- gested to second defendant that he Det. Sgt, N. B. Fraser, prosecut- could get three or four cases of ing, sald that before December Grant's Whisky If he was prepared last year Yap inserted an adverto buy it. tisement in the South China Morn- The following day Yap obtained of whisky ing Post" offering a situation as a further four cases Secretary to a certain club to an applicant who would be able to produce a cash security. It was ans- wered by Charlie Dang who was told that he was to look after the bar and premises of the Kowloon Cycling Club.
Dang found that the Kowloon Cycling Club was non-existent, but he paid over to Yap the security of $300.
:
which he sent to No. 21. Canal Road West ground floor in the afternoon.
Continued on Pare 12 Col. 5
*
DAVIS CUPPERS FOR MALAYA An-announcement in the Straits Times states that Kho Sin-kle and
Baseball Series On August 4
"D" DIVISION
C.R.C. "A" WINTM EASILY
and Y. Y. LANS
Team Win At. Bowls
A.S.C. COMPANY DEFEATED
FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS 1. Concen- trate"
5 Plunders
* Courage
In a "D" Division Tennis Lea- gue match. played at Causeway Bay yesterday, C.R.C. "A" defeat LEAGUE TO PRESENT Indian RC. by 7 sets, to I.
C. Y. Tse
$ Willow CHARITY CUP (C.R.C.) beat J." Kitchell and M.
In a friendly hwn bowls game at 10 Perfect The International baseball series1 Razack 6-3; beat M. A. Watab will beglu on August 4 according and K M. Rumjahn 6-1; beat M. Government House on Wednesday. 11 Fluid to a decision reached at a meeting Hassan and M. Mohanderie 6-4. the Government House team beat 12 Captured
K. M. Wong and J. W. Chung the Army Service Corps Company: 14 Service of the Hongkorig Baseball League
(CRC) beat Kischelf and Razack of the HK.V.D.C., by the narrow 17 Strip Committee yesterday evening.
19 Vegetables Entries close on Thursday, July 6-4; lost to Wahab, and Famjahn margin of eight shots
skipped by J. Deakin, in which His 25 Deer 25, and the following teams are 3-6; beat Hassan and Monanderie The Government Bouse rink 22 Briskly.
CY. Tso and Y. Chan (CRC) Excellency played at No. 2, was seen 28. Chart expected to enter:--United States, China, Portugal, India and Great
beat Kitchell and Rasack 6-1; in a closely contested game, finally 29 Forcibly Britain.
The following are the team or beat Wahab and Rumjahn 6-3; losing by one shot to Set Hyde's 30 French
drew with Hassan and Mohanderis four. zanisers:
F. J. Molthen and Chase (U.S.A.); Abe Liu and “Granpop." Leung (China); Henry Barres and Arculli and K. Nazarin (India) and ping Club by nine sets to nil Johnny Alvares (Portugal); M. el Dave Walker and J. Welford (Britain)...
CHARITY CUP
It was also decided that, the League should sponsor a five-game series between the United States Navy and the League in ald of charity...
L
AN OBJECTION"
6-3.
6-6.
NO. 659
2 Sound of
coln
3 Issues
31
civer Hoard An adhe- rive
4 Fastener
5. Garment
6 Obvious
7 Tarnish
13 Obvious.
I Scene of
WAT
truth
Results follow SOUTH CHINA : WIN-
HOUSE: w. 32 GOVERNMENT China At King's Park," South
L Newton, J. Deákin' (skip) 17; J. 33 Lald out.
DOWN Athletic Association beat the Fill-Walker. HE Mr. N. L. Smith, Dr. Gonzales, Fraser, J. Smith, S. H. Dodwell, Ribelm and F. (Filipino" Club) lost to K. C. Ip A. L Shields (skip) 15: W. A. Cor- Atholl MacGregor. E and K. C. Wong 0-6; lost to 3. Ynell. Sir.
L and C. G. Wong 2-6; lost to K. Searle, H. H. Pegg (skip, 25. Total I Chan and W. H. Mok 1-8.
57.
P. Chinn and G. Sien (FI- A.S.C.C. 8. M Baskett, Capt. pino Club) lost to Ip and Wong F. Flippance, Pte. Tuck. Sgt. Hyde 1-6; lost to "and Wong 0-6; lost (skip) 18: Pte. Leonard, Sgt. Law - rence. Pte. Kern. Fte. Rosselet to Chan and Mok 4-6.
(skip) 20; Sgt. Cuthill, Pte. Gow,
A. Banker and L. Bouza (Fill
1-6: lost to Li and Wong 1-6: lost 11. Total 49. to Chan and Mok 2-6.
The League is to present a From the East Astatic Company, G. P. Hughes, the Davis Cup trophy which will be known as the Yap ordered several cases of Carls-players, will compete in the Ma- Charity Cup for annual competi-pino Cluby lost to Ip and Wong Fte, Pearce, L/Cpl Callen (skip)
Champion- tion. berz Beer which were sent to No. layar. Lawn Tennis
ships for 1940, to be held on the 11. Nanking Steet.
Cricket Club courts On June 8. Yap sent a circular Singapore report to the Press stating that the from Aug. 2 to 5. 2nd All-Hongkong Cycle meeting was to be held at Caroline Hill on June 29 and July 1.
6. C. A. A. LETTER
►
On a letter from the Secretary of the South China A. A. being received by the police, Sgt. Fraser continued, Yap was visited by Sgt. Wilcox who informed him that the cycle meeting could not be held at Caroline Hil.*
Entries
The Royal Engineers objected to umpires giving them a "break"
for the championship when opposition teams are well in TENNIS LEAGUE
close tomorrow while the entire the lead. They did not consider it proceeds will be donated to the fair to "the teams they were play- War Fund and the Malaya Pat-ing although they appreciated the riotic Fund.
umpires were helping them out.
LAWSON LITTLE
DEFEATED DETROIT, July 18 (Reuter) The American Ryder Cup Team defeat-
The Secretary was instructed to point this out to umpires for future
games.
2.
4
REARRANGED FIXTURES July 27-8.CA.A. v. H.K.B.C. July 28-8.C.AA. 7. RE; H.B. V. Mindanao.
2
Aug. 3 S.C.A‚A, V, HE.
THOSE PRESENT Notable wins on the official side Present at the meeting were:- who beat B. C.. Lawrence (in the chair); Roy were Henry Piccard Sarazer 8 and 7 and Horton Smith Lau, W. A. Smith, D. Walker, who defeated the Open champion, Chase, A. L. Lau, C. S. Chung, C. B.
Wong and J. Welford. Lawson Little, 4 and 3.
On June 6, Yap visited L Ron-ed the Challengers, captained by
Gene Sarazen, by seven to five. don and Co. where he asked Mr. Heinrich Corra for a case of Hen- nessy Brandy and a case of Grant's whisky.
The liquor, he told Mr. Corra, was to be resold at the cycle meeting...
WITHDRAWALS
The following withdrawals from the various divisions of the Hong- kong Tennis League are announ
ced:-
"A. Division: HK Cricket Club. B. Division: HK. Cricket Club D. Division: Central British Assn. Mixed Doubles: H.K. Cricket Club and United Services R.C.
SPORTS FOR EVACUEES
Hospital treatment being ac- corded to Hongkong's evacuees to Marila is exemplified in the fol lowing from the Manila Bulletin:
W
"The Perez Field adjoining Ban Marcelino and Isaac Peral has been thrown open to Hongkong visitors and their children, by the Nomad Sports Club.
"Readers are asked to send any In the final of the Happy Valley sports equipment they can spare First Summer Singles, K. & Robert-to the Manila Club to enable the son (5) beat T. B. Low (11), one Nomad Sports Club to collect. It and arrange for its "distribution."
tup.
VALLEY GOLF
15 Employ
SOLUTION TOMORROW -
16: Species'
18 Attention
20 Wrinkles'
21 Emblem
22 Moruss
23 Accomu-
late
24 Tight
26
Consider ·
27 Incident
US. BASEBALL SPORTING
RESULTS
NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuter)-- The following are the results of matches in the major. Baseball Leagues played yesterday.
.י
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R. H. E Cleveland
327 3 Trosky and Heath homered. New York
5 € Thirteen Innings were played.
3 E 2
Detroit
Boston
Detroit
Boston
FIXTURES
TODAY
TENNIS-Mixed Doubles, Hong- kong University v. Ladies'. R.C., Kowloon C.C. A. v. Kowloon C.C. B.
WATER-POLO, European Y. M
C. A Seniors v. Royal Corps of Signals ("Y" Pool, 7.30 p.m.).
813
2
5 12
8 12
Doerr homered.
2 8
5
Louis
Chicago
- Chicago
1. 3. 1
The game between: New York and Pittsburgh was postponed as were also the night caps Boston-
and Cincinnati
Philadelphia-St-
Kuhel made a home run. Washingtonian..... 5. 9 1- The game between St. Louis and Boston. Philadelphia was postponed. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Philadelphis
R. E 2 8
1st: Louis
(Mulcahy pitched).
8
1
4
0
3
b
DIRECTORY &
CHINA,
JAPAN,
MALAYA,
BORNEO,
SIAM,
$1200
PER COPY
of
1940
EDITION NOW
ON
SALE
CHRONICLE
THE PHILIPPINES,
KOREA,
INDO - CHINA,
NETHERLANDS INDIES,
ETC.
$1200
PER COPY
PUBLISHED SINCE 1862
AN ESSENTIAL
REFERENCE
REVISED AND ENLARGED ANNUALLY
BOOK FOR ALL BUSINESSMEN
ORDER
FORM
TO THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, LTD.
MARINA HOUSE, 18-19, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL, HONG KONG
DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE OF CHINA, JAPAN, MALAYA, 1840 EDITION-$12.00 PER COPY (PACKING & POSTAGE EXTRA). PLEASE SEND USZ
COPIES OF THE 1940 EDITION.
NAME