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HONGKONG

LOCAL CRICKET.

TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. 1932.

DIOCESAN SCHOOL DEFEATED

BY UNIVERSITY.

SIM SHIELD MATCH.

CIVILIANS DEFEAT ARMY YESTERDAY.

Playing at Pokfulum yesterday. On the U.S.R.C. ground yesterday the University defeated the Dive.aan the Civilians defeated the Army by Boys School by 35 runs in an Interest-four goals to two in the dist of th ing ericket match. Seores:

University.

D. J. N. Anderson, b Reod

P. L, Tan, b Whitley

II. Nomanbhoy, e Reed. b Hulse

R. E. G. Leong, run out

B. K Ng, b Prata

W. K. Chon. b Brondhridge

A. A. Aziz, c Frith, b Hulo

M. Yayabhoy, not cut

S. B. Tata, b Broadbridge

P. D. Tota, not out

Extras

Total (for 8 wkta.)

FORGED TRADEMARKS,

LOCAL PRINTERS SUMMONED.

Prosecuting in a summons takon at against the Kwong An Prin- .ers of Snauklwan for laying Slm Shield hockey matchien,

The game was very Interesting foods on which were applied a throughout, and a high standard orged trade mark resembling hockey was attained. The Civilians. nut of the Chou Kwong Laa arm 45 though the winners, did not havf 101, Winglok Street, Mr. M. K. 20things their own way, for their goat Lo, before Mr. Schofield

at the

8, was bombarded on many occasions Central Police Court yesterday,

R

E.

nformed his Worship that the de- cence, conducted by Mr. F. H. 1.oseby. hnd undertaken to have all labels, blocks etc. to be des troyed

14 koeping of Gregory that the Army 18 were not able to add to their score.

0 In a forwards did a cons.dier- Blabie amount of attacking but were 13 rather poor in ialahing up, and con

Mr. Lo and that the complain- sequently many good move WAS

ant firm was a well-known and 103 spoilt Moreover, they had a stead,

pair of backs to pass through established manufacturing Arm of Woodward and Rolger, and whenever tobacconist and in connexion with w.they get through Gregory was there their business they had certain Lo spoll their scoring. Willams, Capt. trado marks. Recently it had Alorgan and Johnson were about come to their knowledge that nt- beat of the Army forwards, but 14 tempts had been made to imitate MacFarlan bungled many fine mover.

the marks. Extra precautions Owen Hughes was the plek of the

were taken by labels being put Civilian alde, and he had a hand side the boxes of tobacco call- obtaining all the goals the Civilians |

Bowling Analysis.

0. M.

R.

N. Whitley

10

1

30

10

44

1

35

18

A. Prate

R. Reed

A. J. Hulse

A, da Roza

Broadridge

I

12

Dioreson Bays School,

A. Prata, b Yayobhuy

N. Brondbridge. Tan

N. Whitley, at. Ng, b Namanbhoy

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H. J. Reed. e P. B. Tata, b

Nomanbhoy

4 trasing backa, Divett also lent him tached to the outside of the box. The particular kind of HOR! 17 admirable support. Gregory, at goal.

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12 They were not, however, destined to received that although the extra maintain this leml Jong for Capt. precaution was introduced labels Morgan put the finishing touch to a identical with those used by the With one complainants were being printed. W. Red Army Movernent.

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Boxing Analysis.

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CHILDREN'S SPORTS.

HAPPY GATHERING ON H.K.F.C. GROUND,

goal all, both sides tried their utment. The printera informed the com- to score, and the ball was repeatedly lainants that they had received taken up and down the field, but the instructions from the Kwong Ah defence held out. MacFarlan had an firm (the defendants) to print the opportunity to score a few minutes labels, which were not only simi- before the whistle sounded, but last far but identical.

the opportunity by dallying too long A warrant was issued but the

ver the hit.

Second Half.

neces-

CHINA STATION.

DESTROYERS' ARRIVAL AT

printers nurrendered all Inbeis ele. to the complainants. The recond half was Even more His Worship made the exciting than the first. The Army bssumed the aggressive and stayed Sary order, on the defence giving with it for about ten minutes, though an undertaking that all inhels and all their effort to score proved fruit blocks would be destroyed. Children of members of the United leas. Mackarlan, in fact, did not the Servier Lodge, No. 1881 E.C. and ball once, and the referee allowed a their parents, spent a happy afternoon goal, but very sportingly MacFarlan

the Hoarkong Pootball club maid that be hind kicked the ball in ground at Happy Valley yesterday The goal was disallowed and a free when a cumlined aports meeting was hit awarded the Civilians. hed. A Christmas tree, from which presents and prizes were distributed Civilians resulted in Owen Hughes The four new destroyers, Winbart, by Mrs. J. Cheen flughes, was a happy getting possession of the bull, and Verity. Wild Swan and Whitehall, accompaniment to the function. At running fast into the Army territory which arrived in Hongkong on Tues- the conclusion cheers were given for he centered when tackled by one of dy tv replace ther destroyers Men Owen Hughes and for Father the bucks. D. B. Evans getting Thracian, Sepoy, Soming and Storm- Christmas, impersonnt d by Mr. H. E. possession banged the bull into the cloud of the 8th. Fiotila, Chloo Badelen. Appreciation also went to nrt.

Station, are all built on more modern

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banged over 7. 1st, Terdy Bamskill; came 2nd, Buster Hollanda.

ing

order: Mrs. McTomb, Me Heper, Mrs. Medina, Mrs. Cusw Mee, Farlow, and Mrs. Wadmore

Avdden

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Whe

HONGKONG

Mr. G. Baysting, whine get-up as a The Army then muile a desperate tips thơm their predecessors, golliwog was excellent and afforded bid, and Williams tried the goale The Wild Swan and Wishart have in end of amusement, The results with a hard shot which was kicked a tonunge of 1,325 and LH.P. of of the races follow;

back. The goalle fell in trying to 27,000, witile the Wishart has a ten- Girls under ist, Pouliar Ewing: do so, und Willinins sent in another nage of 1.350 with an L.-P. of 30,000, 2nd. Betty Wadmore,

from close range which

ul. The Verity has a tonnage of 1,300 and Girls over 1 d121, Natey Kerrison; saved though the ball was deflected in LH1, of 27.000. All are incunted.

f 1 Me Farlane

away, and Capi. Morgan rushed in with four 4.7 inch runs each. boys under 5---196, Guy Hollands; and antcked it into the net.

The II. M. S. Keppel, the Jader of End, Duncan McTavish.

With two goals all, the game be-lhe new 8th- Destroyer Flotillo, in due from eyen

exciting. Divet.] to arrive in Pert fn-morrow mort dribbled the ball up from the middl

Vognport, She has a tonnage of Ladies' Ruce, finished in the follow-of the field, and when tackled by 150 und je mounted with five 4.7 inch

back and the Army Koalie, the ball and one 3-inch guns. rolled out to Owen

Hughen, wh

Three other destroyers have just with an open gond in front made no ft Eneland on their way to Hong- mistake. A few minutes before the tong. They are the Wren, Whitshed final whistle, Owen Hughes again rd the Veteran. dribbled up and centered to Tetley The Keppel, Wild Swan, Verity and who shot giving the gunlio absolutely Wishart have been in the China ehanee whatever, When thindren in 1927. Since leaving they whistle rounded the Civilians were he served in the Mediterranean left winners by four goals to two.

The teams were in follow; Vivilians,C, L. Gregory; W. Wonde ward, J. Rodger; W. A. Reed, A. A |Band (Capt.), E. V. Reed; IL Owen Hughes, G. F. R. Divetų, C. G Francis, D. B. Evans, and J. L. Tetley.

FANLING GOLF.

FIRST ROUND RESULTS OF CAPTAIN'S CUP.

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C. W. F. Hooker (5) bent F. Black (16) (1 up).

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