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VISITORS KNOCK UP A HUGE
SCORE YESTERDAY,·
The Shanghai Interport cricketer were seen in their best scoring mood yesterday when they met a combined terun drawn from the United Services
n the Hongkong C.C. ground in a match that started after tiffin and will he continued this morning, the extra bulf day being possible on account of the Interport match being con eluied on Monday.
Shanghai went Lo the wicket for first knock and opened with Kermani und Simpson. Without taking unnecessary rinks the pair punished the bowling and gradually And the Services' attack well mastorel, Kerman was playing pretty cricket and was scoring more freely, thun in the Intergurt match. The opening pair took the score to 86 before they were separated, Simpson bụing daught by Moir of Burnett with 20 to his credit.
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FIVE MEN APPEAR AT SESSIONS.
ARRESTED ON ROOF. The tragic night of September 26-27, at Teung Foo Villa when
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Appearing
members of a Japanese family M. K. Shirazi, Mr. S. T. Butlin of were done to death by mob
wan Mesara. Linstead and Davia was recalled at the Criminal Sessions
Üner $10 by Mr. Schofield at the this morning. before the Chief Justice (Sir Joseph Komp) and a Central Police Court this morning jury, when the trial commenced of on a summons taken out by the Alve prisoners, charged with mur- Sanitary Department for falling der.
to have an adequate supply of
At tiffin time, the ease was a dashing water at 455-475 Queen's) journed. The members of the
Road, West. Court will visit the scene this afternoon.
Mr. Butlin, who said that he The following jurymen were em- hold a power of attorney from Mr. phanelled. Mr. G. A. Pentreath
(foreman), Mr. R. C. Log, Mr. Li Shirazi, who was now in India,) Tinssit, Mr. Lam Chong-chung, Mr. said that Messrs. Dodwell & Co.) M. A. de Sousa, Mr. A. G. Pile, were instructed to carry out the and Mr. L. 11. Ruffin.
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Inter Shanghai fost Another wleket, Kermaal being beaten by n ball from Mirehouse and sent back to the pavilion, after having scored brilliant 54. Booth and Haran lume associated and were Prisoners are defended by Mr. engaged in another lage purinership, W. N. Thomas Tam, instructed by Both were playing with care but
Mr. J. T. Prior, of Messrs. Wilkin mcted out just joonishment to all do. liveries that were not on the wicket.
son and Grist, while the Attorney a hippier mood than
General Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster. he partner and brought off
K.C.), together with Mr. T. S. Some hefty hits. The pair put ca 18 rupa-
Whyte Smith, is for the Grown. when fouth was caucht. by Harlow in attemuting to lift iuenti over the Elliott and Barson after Cook
Signalman Morris, of H. M. 5. Suffolk, who meets A. B. Warnes at the City Hall on the 28th instant, for the wolter. weight championship of the Colony.
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had been dismissed put on another 27 runs when the latter was smartly taken by Shrow, the wieket keeper. who had to run around to leg to cúich the bal
Leach and Madar later made merry
at the expense of the Service bowlers, the former adding 46 to the total before being dismissed by a catch behind the wicket while the latter was 'undefeated at the close with 20 against his name. The innings come to n close just on five o'clrek,
The full scores of yesterday's play ure given below:
Shanghai.-1st Innlags.
S. R. Kermani, b Mirehouse....
P. V. Simpson, e Mair, b Burnett 29
A. J. Barson, Shaw, b Anstruther
R. Booth, c Barlow, b Burnett
II. J. M. Cook, e Mirchouse, b
Anstruther
R. S. Elliott, e Barlow, b Burnett 26
T. W. R. Wilson, b Hamilton ..
D. W. Lench, e Shaw, b Anstruther 16
P. Madar, not out
I. A. Coward,
Burnett
e Barlow, b
B. V. W. Murray, b Anstruther
J. A. Inace, Younger, b
Anstruther
Extram
Total
Bowling Analysis.
M.
Hamilton Mirehouse Hunting Barlow Burnelf Anstruther
20 1
11
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presumed that it had been i done. When he bad received thei summons he communicated withị Messrs. Doswell and was informed i that The work was finished <21
All Somere entered plents of Sovember 7, but they had had to) not guilty.
wait for the Hongkong Electric! Mr. Alabaster outlined the case Company to put on the current. for the Crown at considerable I was stated that the person who!
th ile told how the mob, had charge of the job had been 111) numbering about 1,000, attacked for some dinya and did not return Tsang Fan Vilta, where Japanese to work until the November. The wurk Wan completed, on The following day.
A. B. Warnos, of H. M. 5. Hermas, a Bewcomer to local boxing circles, who is meeting Morria for the, welter Title next week.
were living, wrecked the place and murdered six members of a family. Two Japanese earpenters, one son, Hiroshi, aged six, and a Jady friend, Miss Fujiko Yoshii, escap- ed, but Mr. Alabaster explained they escaped by luck and not by the lenience of the mob.
All the prisoners were arrested on the roof where the murders were committed.
Evidence was given by Dr. J. T. Smalley of the arrival at Kowloon Hospital of the two boys, Shiro and Niyoji, the amah, Sumiko and the old lady. He described their many injuries and and
that nothing could be done for them. They died soon after admission.
Incised wounds on the boya could have been done by a sharp instrument, such as ♫ sword, while in the women blunt in- struments, such as poles, could havo caused the infuries.
Replying to Mr. Tam, witness emiri ita perited a Chino, Chan Yau-kun, being admitted at mid- night for Inluries received through falling from a height. He is brought in an ambulance by a European missionary. His in- Juries were consistent with hav-i In fallen from a top storey,
The case was adjourned until to- W. morrow morning.
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Miss Thomas entered the final of the Open Ladies' Singles Cham- pionship of the Colony when she beat Mrs. Chiu by two sela to one on the United Services Recreation Clab courts yesterday.
Mrs. Chiu won the first set nt 7-6 and it was generally consider- ed that she would claim the next one and the match, but Mine Thomas asserted horself in the second set which she took after conceding only one game.
The final set was very ovenly contested and it was not till twelve games were played that Miss Thomas claimed it and the match. The game on the whole was very Interesting, a high standard of play being maintained throughout.
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ADAMSON GOLF CUP,
QUALIFYING COMPETITION WON BY W. JENKINS. The November qualifying com- petition for the Adamson Cup, played off Toy by members of the Hongkong Golf Club, resulted in W. Jenkins returning the best card and qualifying with a score of no- 18-72.
Other scores were: R. Wallnes, 85-9-74 A. MacIndoe 96--18-78.
STAMAK HOCKEY.
TOURNAMENT.
The following will represent the R.A.S.C. v. Hongkong Pollee in the Mamak Hockey Tournament at the Police Training School Ground, Kowloon, on Saturday, 21st November, 1931. Bally-off 4 pm. Pte. Andrews: S/Sgt. Marahall; 1/Cpl. Reynolds: Pte. Craggs, St. Hurat, et. McCulloch: Dvr. Cole, L/Cpl. Spain, S/Sgt. Sklop. L/Cpl. Fry, Dvr. Bronnan, Raorvos:- Pto. O'Connor, L/Cpl. Cadman.
Sanitary Inspector Poster said that the work had been condered
hen he visited the premises godterday. He last saw the Job Ian Nuvember 5 when nothing had bren done. The pump had been installed but not connected. it had previously been connerted, } but, later became defretive, and [ bad been anneled with the Goverment Water mains.
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