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HONGKONG POLICE FORCE ANNUAL INSPECTION BY H.E. THE GOVERNOR..

PRESENTATION OF MEDALS.

The autonal inspection of the Hongkong Fulice Force and the presentation of medals to the members was held yesterday afternoon in be compound of the Central Police Station. The force was under the command of the Hon, Mr. . D. C. Wolfe, Captain-Superintendent, of Policć. assist- ed by Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse, CLE D.S.P., Mr. T. f. King. A. 8. P. and Mr. Burlingham, A.S. P. A His Excel· lency the Governor (Sir Reginald Stubbs) arrived, attended by Captain McGrath, A:D,C.. be

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The

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRE68, SATURDAY, APRIL 24cm, 1920.

Metal Medal Medal Class Class Class, LS. 100 W. Woolford (Deceased). 4th.

HONGKONG SCHOOLS'

'ATHLETIC SPORTS

Rank and Name,

100 Yaung (Handieup, British_girls),-1, D. Dillou, 3, D. Baker.

Quakes Mila (Elli- Kadoorio Challenge Cups-1, G. A. Hydor 19.,C0; 2, D. "Laings

For zeal and energy displayed by him in YESTERDAY'S CROWDED MEETING. 3. Loung Tit Song, icons.

3rd. 3rd.

4th.

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3rd.

3rd.

4th. 4th 4th.

For good work done and bravery shown by thers in connection with the case known as the Motor Bandit case at Wast Point on the 26.11.19 in which three persons including the late Chinese Con- stable 603 Ling Pin lost their lives and three out of the five robbers, armed, were eaptured and sentenced to death at the Criminal Sessions on the 27th January, 1980.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE WINS THE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

ST. JOSEPIT'S COLLEGE CARRIES OF JUNIOR

HONOURS,

*

The annual sports for the Himgkong Schools, which took place on the Race course yesterday, attracted a crowd of nearly 2,000 boys and girls, to say nothing of a large number of the older folk. Thanks to the fine weather which pre- vailed, the events were worked off without a hitch; some of the officials having an It is not exceedingly strenuous time. possible to enthuse over the arrangements. No attempt was made to keep order in the earlier part of the afternoon. and hundreds of boys strayed about the course when they should have been well out of it. Later on, when His Excellency and Lady Stubbs arrived, an attempt was made to remedy the situation and some of the officials got unnecessarily heated.

Two incidents evoked much comment violent Chow Kam Woon. St. assault on

Szyka Pralongs" Racr, (Old Boys), -L, E. Haroon: 2. B. A. Hyder, 9, 6, Jark,

Two MILK Breveia Ract (Fast and pr sent papili, -1, F. El, Games; 2.4. Gomes, TEAM RAC (Senior),—), Queen's College #Tsai The Yin, Mek Ying Kwan, Yueng Wing Pàï. G. A. Hyder, S. &. I. Ismail, Ko King Fan, 7. Laing, Hung Kam Sang); 2, St. Paul's College.

Tex Riew (Jupiars)-1, St. Joseph's College: 2. Sai Ying Pun School.

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP TO Tse Yu Queen's College).

"

JESTOR CHAMPIONSHIP.Chow Kam" Woon (St. Joseph's College).

the

*** THE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. At the conclusion of the "sports. prizes were given away by H.E. the Governor amidst scenes of great enthusiasm in which the boys took a prominen, part.

The Rev. G. E. 8. UTSDELL, the Secre sary, said that, on behalf of the Com- pittee, he had great pleasure in welcom ing H.E. and Lady Stubbs to their athletic meeting, the first held sincs, their arrival in the Colony. His Excellency's the matter of the keen interest which he took' reputation had preceded him-in in sport, especially among the school- hence their welcome was all the morn sin- er The Hongkong Schools' athletic sports were the only sports held in the Colony in which the boys of all the schools could take part. He thought these com- Joseph's College boy and the junior bined sports meetings were very beneficial and a similar exhibition of temper by boys the meaning of esprit de corps, and champion of the meeting, by an official in promoting bealthy rivalry, teaching the Indian Constable No. 80, his victim being helping to develop their bodies, a service Portuguese boy who was witnessing the which would do, good to them in after life. Faces. Incidentally, it has to be regretted He had great pleasure is asking. H. E. to that with no less than forty-four gentle-say a few words. Recommended for the King's Police Medal men acting as officials or scattered in the H.E. THE GOVERNOR said he could "only

in connection with the above."

different Committees, it was necessary to

express, on behalf of his wife and him. call on Police assistance to keep örder, self the pleasure they felt in having an and those in charge of the sports an opportunity of seeing so many school assure themselves that bad the arrange chiaren of Hoagkeng together. It was, ments been taken well in hand when the as Mr. Upsdell had said, an excellent sports commenced, much dissatisfied comthing that the boys of the different schools ment would have been avoided. The fietshould meet on the athletic feld in this is nearly everything was left in the hands manner.

Is not only taught them ermit

the capture of five men off Shek O (B.T.) after a long chase on No. 1, Police Launch, who had robbed a fish- ing boat. wounded a boatwoman with a gunshot and kidnapped 6 persons at Lamma Island on the right of the oth. July, 1910. At the Criminal Sessions on the 29th October before His Honour the Puisne Judge they were convicted on the abcve" three charges and sentenced to 7 years ILL, and to receive "10 strokes of the Cat each.

P. S. 3 J. Hedge. revived L. S. 2 E. J. Field by the Royal Salute, following upon which L. S. 113 A. E. Clark." the force was inspected. A square was P.S. Ce Lui Iu.

P. C. B82 Khair Deen. then formed and His EXCELLENCY, address. C. Cs Li Kang Yau, ing the men said:-ME Wolfe. Officers, P. C. C330 Cheng Wa Non-commissioned Officers and Men of P. C. C633. Yau Chung. the Hongkick Police Force, I am gind to have this opportunity of meeting so many of you on parade, and of distribut ing the medals which, have been won by good service during the past your. Hongkong Police have had a diffent work since. it was last reviewed by the Govertor and it has come through the year extremely well. The epidemic of violent crime which raged in this Colony w short while ago, being due no doubt, very largely, to the disturbed con- ditions ner the frontier, has now, we are glad to know, been refüerd to man- ageable proportions, and is is greatly to the credit of the Police Furce that it has been so well handled. I am very pleused to ser back those of the Force who served ́in His Majesty's Forces, and to welcome those who have joined the Force alter serving with His Majesty's Forces. trust the good work dece during last year will continue during this and the coming years. It is a pleasure to me to. think that the Force has had something done for its comfort, during the last year. The magnificent new building which has now been completed will, I am sure, adet much to the amenities of life in this parti of the town, and the minor changes, such

year of:

1

Principal Chinese Deter-

tive Han. Hang.

Insp. R. McDonald, 2nd.

4th.

For long and valuable service and for zeal and courage in the performance of his duties in a difficult District and for bravery in following up armed robbers (34 Western Street)."

P. S. A35 T. Murphy, 2nd,

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For skill and untiring energy in search for and tracing criminals in a danger ous locality.

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3rd.

of four or five men-Messrs. & de corps, but they also learnt that there Fletcher. W. L Handyside, Wwere other schools in the Colony, which Doherty A. H. Crook and the Bey were proud of their record and of their G. E. S. Upsdell--and they had too mitch boys doings. He was very glad to see that to do.

tean races had been included in the pro- gramme, The only objection one could and to track athletics was that it pro mated too much individuality.

P. S. AT J. Ingham, Fur hard work and perseverance in cer forming the duties of supervising officer of pawnshops leading to valuable re-third in the high jump. He is an athlete in the Colony showing their keen interest mults.

Queen's College has every reason to be satisfied with the result of the sports, for Queen's boys carried off the majority of senior championship, was first in the long large assembly of boys from all the schools the prizes. Taci Tae Yui, who won the

The prizes were then given away, the jump and the hundred yards dash, and

P. S. A31 W. Pincott...

3rd.

For hard and skilful work daring the War, particularly in connection with the supervision of passenger steamers.

as alteration of uniform, will also, I feel Inspt. 3 Earner. Y sure, have added to the comfort of the meuspt. F. Appleton.

P. S. A30 R. Moore..

bers of the force. Then I am glad to know. S. AD J. Davis, that it has been found possible to relax

the rules about marriage so as to make

Act. Inspt. A. Floyd.

P. S. A97C. Aris.

P. S. A109 J. Caygill.

P. S. A102 G. Jackson.

it possible for almost any man who in- tends to remain permanently in"the"force For long and faithful service.

to be married 'at a reissunalile age. 'I had hoped to be able, before now, to publish

W. "Kerr."

red to Golf Club December, 1913),

P. S. Aps W. Blackwan.

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4th. 4th. 4th.

4th.

4th.

4th. 4th.

#4th.

4th.

4th.

with a promising future. Hung Kam in the awards When the prize giving way Sang, why was only three points behindover, Mr. Upadell once again expressed the champion, won the 300 yards race. His Exceliency the appreciation of the Committee. H.E. bowed his thanks. and was third in three other events. Another Queen's boy who deserves special Lady Stubbe with a beautiful bouquet of Lattle Edith Glendinning then presented mention is G. A." Hyder, who specialises

The proceedingy came to a in the longer distances, He won the half pink roses. mile with comparative

ease in 2min. close with the National Anthem, rendered 14 1-85ecs, from D. Laing, gaining thus be the Wiltshire Band, who had been i the Challenge Cup presented by the attendance all the afternoon. Canton-Nanyang Bros. to be held by the

THE OFFICIALS., Collège for one year. Hyder also romped

The officials were as follows home an easy winner of the quarter mile

PATRONKH.E. the Governor, H.E. race, in the splendid time of 54 seconds, winning vatright the Ellis Kadoorie Cup. Major-General F. Ventris, Rt. Rev. Bishop He has won this race three times in succes aader, H. Rev. Bishop Pozzoni, His Hon- sion, for the first two years when he "Gampertz), the Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher, our the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. E. H:

a student of St. Joseph's College. Queen's also won the coveted, team race, the cu

C.B.E., the Hot, Mr. D. W. Trakman, the H. Str. E. R. Hallifax. the Hon. Mr.

years. St. Joseph's had hopes of winning St. Joseph College for the past eight rving the Hon. Mr. W. Chatham. the race again, but, in the race, H. Brag the first runner, collapsed with a stitch in the side.

the decision from the Secretary of State For long and faithful service. Transfer. for which has been in the possession of with regard to the pay of the Police. Force, a matter that I need hardly say is of great interest and importance to us, but I am"unfortunately unable to do so at the moment. i trust, however, that the Secretary of State's decision will not be long delayed and I hope that the mem- bers of the Police Force will find their Sgt. Maj. Fatteh Singh.

For long and faithful service."

Indian,

Robert He Tung, the Hon. Mr. Lau Chu C.M.G., Sir Paul Chater, CMIG., Mie, Pak. Commodore V. G. Gurner, 31essrs. P. V. D, Parr, N. „J. Stabb, R. E. O. Bird, and B. Tanner

[STEWARDS :----Rev. Bro. Ainune, Rev, W.„„H,

The junior championship. went to St. Joseph's College, who are fortunate in the Hewitt. Hev. A. D. Stewart, Hev. C. B. possession of an excellent all round

4th, athlete: The manner in which Chow Kambhana, Rev. A. J. Steard, Mr. A. H. Crouk.

condition materially improved. There is A hard working and energetic officer who has done very good work in the New only one other matter I would like to men- tion for the information of the European

Territory. members of the fored The so-called Euro-

pean Constables have, for years past, P. S. 91 Kishen Singh.

being doing work which is scarcely that

4th,

Woon won the 100 yards flat race, the higher. T. W. Pearce, and Mr. J. L. Mac-

Pherson; hurdles stamped him as a runner of much honsus, Messrs. R. E. O. Bird, H. H. Chatt,

the 220 yards flat race, and the juippe .

GENERAL COMMITTEE: Rev. Br. Alp more than ordinary promise. Thanks to the fine start which Chow Kam Woon gave: Chin, A. H. Crook, F. J. De Rome, his team, St. Joseph's College won the L. Forster, G., Nightingale, A. Hughes, J. Ralston, J; C. Fletcher, W. L. Handy-

of a constable, and I think Mr. Wolfe Shot by C. C. 165 Hoa San Xin whom he junior team race without..much difficulty.vide, Y. P. Law, S. 8. Leung, H. Sykes,

agrees with me that the time has come

when we should make a change in the title |

reported for sleeping on duty. He has 22 year's service..

of the Force. Is is proposed, therefore. P. S. 27 Aili' Bahadar Khan. that the rank of Police constable no P. S. 250 Fazal Ahmed longer exists for the European members P. S. 83 Chanda Singh... of the force who will be classed either P. 8. 398 Jaggat Singh Inspectors, "Sub-Inspectors, Sergeants of

various, grades or Lance Sergeants, these S. 5 Dhanna Singh.. corresponding more nearly to the duties PS. 200 Iman Din.

than the title of Police constable. I will now proged to distribute the medals.

His Excellency next pinned medals on

to the following:-

MEDAL LIST.

Rank and Name.

A L. S. 10s Lannon.

C C. 170 Chan Hung.

Modal Medai Medal Class Class. Class,

4th.

The girls' race excited Freas enthusiasm W. V. Doherty, and Rer. Bro. Paul; among the little ones. The daughters of Mr. F. H. Dillon won nearly everything, HON. SECRETARY: The Rer, G. E. S. 4tb.thanks to the liberal handicaps which they

received.

4th. 4th. 4th,

Upsdell,

WORKING COMMITTEE:-Rev. Bro. Alp The handicapping was at fault in the bonus, Messrs. F. J. De Rome, J. Č. Old Boys seven furlong race, in which Fletcher, J. Forster, J. Ralston, W. V. 4th. Harcon got a start of 60 yards and was Doherty, &, Hughes, and G. F. Nightingale; RECEPTION COMMITTEE:-Mr. K. E. 0. never caught, and in the two miles bicycle Bird, Mr. B. Tanner, Rev. W. H. Hewitt, 4th.

race, in which the winner of the cycle race Mr. A. H. Crook, Rev. A. J. Stearn, Jr. in the Lusitana Club sports was given a big lead over many others who have Pak To. Leung Shie On. Lo Yuk Jun. Tse A. O. Hrawa, 3fears, Ng. Fung Chin, Lam neither won or been placed in cycle Ching Fong, and Liu Chis Po

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For long and faithful service.

P. S. 130 Kirpa Singh:

4th.

Very good reaard-19 years' service.

P. S: 322 Ram Singh.

4th.

For long and faithful service.

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Excellent work=17'years' service.

4th.

For long and faithful service.

4th

P. 5. 23 and Singh.

P. S. 987. Tara Singh.

For promptness und courage shown" by"| them in affecting the arrest of three bad characters in Shanghai Street on the night of the 18th. "April, 1919. The then were caught after a hard struggle and chase and that was found to be in possession of Special good work in connection

on being searched, one of

two daggers and a number of wooden

Kags The Police also picked up a

while being pursued.

P. S. 2is Nabbi Bux...

traffic.

revolver dropped by one of the men. S. 210 Wadawa Singh.

One of the men L. 3. 20 Ali Mohamed. named Fung Leung was convicted on a L. S. 290 Jelal Deen. charge of being in possession of offensive L. S. 234 Ahmed Khan. weapon and sentenced to 12 months L. S. 208. Abday Khan

L. S: 281 Kecury Khan.. H.L.

J

-L-E. 22 E. 3. Field.

4th..

For zeal and diligence displayed by him

in the arresting of two"Chinese servants

who severely assaulted two Parseq.

4th.

racea

..

THE RESULTS. LONG JUMP (Senior Championship)-1, Tsoi The Tin (Q.C.); 2, Chin" Hon Chun; 3, Hang Kam Sang.

100 YARDS FLAT (Junior Championship). 1, Chow Kim Woon (8.J.C.); 2, Mak Tin Kan 3, K. Ishimatan.

100 YARDS FLAT (Senior Championship)

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COMPETITOа' COMMITTEE:Mr. W. L Handyside; HANDICAPPER-Mosers. H. Sykes, and J. C. Fletcher: STARTERS: Messrs. J. Ralston, J. C. Fletcher, and C. Myrock; "CLES OF THE COURSE: -Meuses,

TIMEKEEVERA-s. F. A. Britton, "and,

Forster, and W. V. 'Doherty: OFFICIAL

F. S. Cuckow; "Scorers: --Messrs. Wong Shiu Poon, Two Chi Ou, and Ke Kin Fan. 1 Taoi Tax Yui (QC); 2, H. Braga; 3, Hing Kam Sang.

JUDGES:-Ror."Bro, Alphonsus, Mr. F. J. HIGH JUMP Junior Championship)),Mortin; Rev. Bro. Paul, Mr. Y. P. Lay. De Rome. Mr. A." Hughes, Rev. E. W. L. Chow Kagi Woon (S.J.C.); 2, A. Gosano; Mr. A. 0.. Drawn, Mr. G. F. Sightingale, 3, Lim Lan Chang,

Kev, C.-B. Shaan. Meisar, A. R. Sutherland,"

with Hung Kam Sang (QC.); 2, 8bek Wing Singh, Chan Po Shang. San Ting Cheung 300 YARDS (Senior), Championship).---LA, T. Hamilton, W. L. Handyside. Bishen Kwan, 3, Châu Hòa Chun,

4th

4th.

4th

ONE MILE BICYCLE RACE (Handicap)-1,

A Botelho (S.J.C.); (40 yards), A., R. Tavares (10 yards); 3, Erio W. Tape (190

4th. Fards)

4th.

4th.

For long and faithful service. L. S. 384 Lal Khan.

4th.

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Special good work-10 years' servico,

4th. 4th.

4tb.

For long and faithful service.

Chinese.

Gentlemen (their Masters) with intent L. 6. 264 Bayad Mahomed..

to murder on the 1st floor of No. 22. L. S: 948 Sultan Baxsh.

Peel Street in the early morning of the P. C. 240 Buty Khan

2nd May, 1919. The two assailants were

found guilty at the Criminal Sessions on the 18th June and sentenced to 7 3ears hard labour with 18 strokea of the Cat each.

L. S. 34 C. Pain.

<127

P. & 70 Ho Tim

4th. P. S. 39 Li Yec.

P.S. 83 Lam Ki.

PS, 157 Lo Hoi

For his real and pluck in securing the P. 8. 128 Kwong Keung. arrest of an armed robber named Lo p... 73 Wong Kui.. Cheung in 50 Bonham Road under dangerous circumstances on 22nd. Jan Engineer Yong Wing Chun ary, 1919, who with another man attack and robbed a hawker at Lyttleton Path. The two robbers were charged nad sentenced to 6 years hard labour at the March Sessions.

Stoker Lai Fuk... Stoker. Chan, Sai. Coxswain 475 Cheung Toug

1 For long and faithful service.

4th

4th.

HAL ML (Challenge Cup).-1, G. A. Hyder (0.0); 2, D. Laing; 3, Ng Lean. Cheung, 2uin. 14 1-secs.

100 YARDS FLAT (Handicap-British boys under 10)-1, John Dillon (Garrison School); 2, L. Glendinning; 3, T. Edwards,

220 YARDS FLAT (Junior Championship),-- 1, Chow Kam Woon (SJ.C.); 2, Mok, Yuen Tsoi; 3, K. Ishimatau.

Hita Juar (Senior Championship)+1, Li Woon Chi (Diocesan} } 2, Shak Wing Ewan, 3, Tsoi Taz Yui.

100 YARDS FLAT (Handicap, girls under 10)-1, D. Baker (Victoria B.8.); 2, Maud Dillon; 8, Kathleen Spall,

100 YARDS FLAT (Handicap, girli over 10). -1, A Dillon (Garrison School); 2, P Woolley; 3, D. Dillon..

120 YARDS HURDLES (Junior Champion 4th ship)-1, Chow Kam Woon; 2, Lam Chak 4th. Man: 3, Chung Kwok Ping. 4th:

120 Yakus Hurpura (Senior Champion 4th ship)-1, Hung Hua Chong (St. Paul's); 4th, 2, Ko King Fan; 3, Hang Kam Sang,

220 YARDS FLAT (Handicap, British boys over 10 and under 19).1, E. T. Simmon; 2, Sogal; 3.L. Cropley..

4th.

4th

Rer. A. f. Stearn. Leng Shui Bang, Sze To Wing Hon, and

SPORT.

TENNIS.

HONGKONG C.C. TOURNAMENT.

In the open doubles, J.-Stalker and E. Abraham did well in defeating v. Yvano- vich and CE Marques after a very close struggle. The Portuguese pair won the first set; but Stalker and Abraham took the next three and the match, 4-6, 8-6, 7-5, 6-5. They now meet the brothers Lo against whom they stand little or no chance

Two matches were played in the semi- final round of the Handicap Singles "A" Olliver defeating Greenaway after losing the first set. The second set provided very oual tennis, both men playing for safety, Olliver finally won 2-6. 9-7, 6-3. Redmond defented Sowell 1-0, 6-2. 6-4, and is gen- érally expected to win this competition by herting Olliver in the final round,

To the surprise of many. Murrgy and Jennings went down to Monteith and Timmis in the handicap doubics, 6-4, 6-2

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