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LAWN TENNIS.

C.A.A, TOURNAMENT,

KEEN GAMES YESTERDAY.

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WATER POLO.

V.R.C. "B" DEFEAT K.O.S.B. "A."

KOWLOON SENIORS STILL WINNING,

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 12, 1929.

MINDANAO DEFEATS

GUAM.

BIG LAST-INNING RALLY.

KIAORA-JAPANESE GAME CALLED.

GRAND CHARITY MATCH.

SOUTH CHINA. ». SERVICES.

H.E. THE GOVERNOR TO

KICK OFF.

A grand charity football match "Home, Meyers, Bone yelled between the South China Athletic. the rooters for the Mindanao when Association and the United Services Meyers, who opened the game for has been arranged to take place 4.45 p.m., at the "Mine" banged a beauty way next Saturday, at

The net gate re- over left field. He was making a Caroline Hill. frantic effort to get home, but na ceipts will be wholly devoted to The K.O.S.B. "A" after putting lack would have it the ball beat the Tung Wah Eastern Hospital ap a determined fight went under him by about a second, and he was Building and Endowment Fund. to the V.R.C. "R" last night by put out just as he made a slide at H.E. the Governor has kindly con- the plate! The side was then reeeated to be present and to "kick goals to 1. The bome team, though a much lighter side; under-tired for no runs and in their first off." H. W. Lo bez S. E. Green,7-0, stood the game better and in ad-inning, the Guam met with no Lim Bong So beat E. C. Flacherdition to this, they had the advan-

tage of speed over the soldiers.

On the clay courts of the Chinese, -Athletic

North Association. ht Point, the surviving competitors enot to decide who should quality for the semi-finals of the Open Singles. Keen competition prevail- ed throughout and all the matchen produced good struggles and fine play. The results follow:-

G-4, 6-4.

T. Honda bent John Lim 8-6, 6-4. S. A. Rumjahn beat 11. D. Rum jahh 2-6, 6-4, 6-3.

The successful semi-finalists will meet on Saturday, play commenc ing at 4.13 p.. Lim Bang So will it opposed to S. A. Rumjahn and MW. Lo to T. Honda. It is worthy of note that all the three Ineal players remaining have at one time or another been champion of the Colony, while Lim Bang So the runner-up of the Malayan Championship.

M. W. Lo Beats 5. E, Green. In the first match decided yester- day, M. W. Go met and delested 3. E. Green in straight sets," but he had a great deal of difficulty is winning the opening set. The local champion started well and gained A lead of 4-1 by dint of accurat: placements, but Green, kept him at hay afterwards, keeping him on the ah by some very fine drives, even really drawing level.

The K.0.3. B. "A had much the

better of the argument in the first half and were practically all the time in the "V.R.C. section of the bath, but Remedios and Foraita, for the Club, put up a good game at centre half and back respectively and stopped many a combination by the soldier's forward line.

When the whistle, for half time sounded neither side had scored,

In the second half, the aspect of the game changed and for a long time the V.R.C., monopolised play,

but the soldiers' backs were sound

better' fate.

Then the Mindanao men collected trio in the second and added another three in the fourth. In the meantime the lads from the Guam were kept pretty quiet, and al though they had everal openings to score they could not do so.

A Splendid Rally; The Mindanao crew brought their score to 80 in the fifth, which hap pened to be the last too, as the

rate

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team:

The United Services will no doubt field a strong team, for with the Garrison and the warships in port to draw upon it can be safely team will "said that a firet

South China is turn out, selecting

1. very strong strong enough to prove a formid- able opponent to any other com- bination. Its forward line is easily the best the Chinese bave ever put on the field and consists of as many players. In four "interport"

RIVER OFFICER'S "GROSS MISCON- DUCT."

ed to get his wallet and that cost him about ten minutes.

Although the Act of missing a ship was repréhensible, he would ask the Court to find it did not amount to auch misconduct or rather such gross misconduct as would justify taking away Mr. MARINE COURT'S FINDING. Becks' corticate or suspending it.

Through missing his ship Mr. Bocks lost his employment on that RE-HEARING OF MR. BECK'S ship which was a certain "amaant

of punishment.

CASE.

A Marine Court of Enquiry was held at the Harbour Office yester day morning to re-hear the circum. stances under which Mr. W. G. C. Beck, formerly Chief Officer of the river steamer Kwong Fook Cheong, missed his ship on the evening of August when it sailed for Kong moor.

Mr. J. T. Prior was for the defence and Captain W. Perritt, master of the 3.5. Kwong Fook Cheong, appeared. as complainant.

The Court WAS as follows:- President, the Hon. Commander G. F. Hole: Lt.Comdr. L. G. Adding ton, D.S.C. (H.M.S. Tamar), Capt, G. Mathews (Mau Sang), Capt. A Campbell (Sa On), and Capt. A. H. Brown (Kwong Tung),

The re-bearing was granted on a point of law on the previous Court's finding which adjudged the act to be misconduct. The law misconduct requires that "gross

be found before a certifiente can be suspended.

Captain Perritt, master of the Kwong Fook Cheung stated that after the vessel left Hong Kong at 6.45 on the evening of August 2,

Defendant in the Box, Defelidant said that he received his wages from the Captain about 3.30 p.m. on the afternoon of receiving the August 2. Alter money he went ashore and visited He a ship in Pottinger Street. then went to the Elite Styles in A.P.C. building and was the measured for two coats. He left the shop at about 6.30 pm, and

was walking towards the ship when found that he had left his wallet at the shop.

He started to walk back at about 0.10 p.m. to the ship and ar- rived at about 4.55 p.m. only to find that the Kwong Book Cheung had left. He rejoined the ship when it returned on August 4 be- Witness said he had had several tween 1 p.m. and p.m. drinks before he rejoined the ship but did not consider that he was druck.

In reply the President, defen- dant said that when the previous proceedings were held he had not troubled to check the times he was at various places just before he missed his ship but he had since enquired from the shops and now know the times more definitely.

Lee Ping." Chinese employed at

and although the Club forwards Japanese and Kinoras were waiting deed the team not only includes Friday), he discovered that Mr. the Elite Styles said that he was

a defeit of eight, the Guam fel.

looked as if they were going to tie the score as they had a man on second and one at third when their last batter struck out,

The Line Ups.

Mindanao. A good

struggle followed for the set, which eventually went to Lo at 7-8. The pace and heat began to tell on Green, who fell off, allowing Lo to via the other set without much exertion.

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Guam. Rossman Cathcart Jacobs Campbell Smith Richardson Harta Jameyson Foster

Tko Scores,

were unable to shoot. A good pass from Lawrence to Zimmern enabled the latter to put the Club ahead,lows actually collected six and it but almost immediately the soldiers replied through Finlayson.

A hard aght then ensued for the winning goal and Reza Pereirs settled the issue when he scored just before the final whistle. There were only eight seconds left to equalise and needless to add, the V.R.C. managed to look after them salves during this short period.

Kowloon "A" r. Kowloon "B."

These two teams met in a farcienl game, the "A" winning by five goals to nil. The two sides were so Visitor's Fine Impression. unconcerned about the result of the

game, that at one stage, the re Lim Bong So gave a very favour-

ferre, Mr. May, had to warn players alle impression against E. C. Fincher whom he beat by 6-4, 6-4. that unless they took things serious- He played a consistent gely he would call the game. throughout, kept a good length, placed accurately, and sent over side line toth cross court and drives, occasionally sending a sting ing shot which surprised Fincher. Above all, he did not appear to feel the strain of the match. "He operat- id mostly from the baseline, seldom visiting the net where he showed Kowloon A6 0 1 2 3 12 himself obviously weak. Still he Chinese B... 6 5 0 1 17 6 10 took the aggressive and timed his V.R.C. "B" 502 28 12 10 shots with good judgment,

K.O.S.B. "A".. 7 3 0 4 0 11 3 73 0 4 9 20 6 Royal Navy Somerset L.I... 7 2 0 3 11-19 4 Kowloon "B"... 7 1 1 5 0 27 3 ... 0.1 0 6 0 13 2 Chinese "A". K.O.S.B. "B7 0 18 3 25 I

Fincher, had only just recover- ed from A recent illness and did not appear as strong as usual. The clay court took a lot of sting out of his cuts, which are his chief asset and most effective strokes.

The match was a good one, how- ever, and Fincher showed himself to be his opponent's equal in the begianning. He even led at 4-3, but Lin asserting himself at this eritical stage won the next three games to capture the first set. Fincher made another effort in the second set and again had the lead until 4-2 in favour when he again failed to make good his advantage, his oponent foreing the pace to

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Japanese Champion Wins,

As expected T. Honda beat John Lim, but he had to work exception ally hard in doing so. The visitor put up an extraordinary good de fence which frequently puzzled the Japanese, who appeared to become reckless when fallies becaine long. Honda, however, had the lead all the way in both sets and eventually won by 8-0, 6-4."

Tie Between Cousins.

seen

The best match of the day was between the andoubtedly cousins H. D. and S. A. Rumjahn. It was generally expected that 8. A. would wis, but those present held a different view shortly after be start. H. D. produced very fne form, and got in his shots with reinarkable accuracy. Opening with a lead of 1-love, he lost it at 1-2; but began to upset his cousin's game by brilliant all-round play which drew forth repeated applause from the gallery. In this manner, he won five consecutive games, to claim the first set.

The real struggle took place in the second set. S. A. serving, took the lead, but H. D. equalised, and so it went on till 4 all. Each know. ing the other's weak points, maneuvring became the feature. In this, of course, S. A. had the better by dint of a better know" Judge of tactics, and made H. D. fail at many an apparent casy shot, but H. D. returned most of S.A.'s diffoult shots, especially, those fast running drives which he (H.D.) dealt with severely at the net. At 54, in his favour, S.A. broke through this cousin's service to

draw levél.

6. A. showed up strongly in the final set and by dint of determina

tion and hard hitting, kept the lead 3-1, 3-3, 4-2, 4-3,5-3, and eventually

won at 6-3,

(Continued at font of next column).

Four goals were scored in the first half, Simpson netting twice and Logan and Kerr, once each. In the second half Franks obtained one goal for the seniors..

The League Tables.

V.R.C. "A.

TRIGO

P. W.. D. L. F. A. P. 7 7 0 0 28 2 14

DOES "THE DOUBLE."

FAVOURITE VICTORIOUS IN ST. LEGER

BOSWORTH'S GREAT EFFORT. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Sept. 11. The St. Leger, rua at Doncaster to day, resulted as follows:-

1. Trigo (Beary).

2. Bosworth (Weston). Horus (Elliot).

3.

Won by a short head; 2 of a length. There were 14 runners.

Betting:-3/1 Trigo," 9/1 Bos. worth. 25/1 Hórus.

Beary rode Trigo, in place of Marshall. Otherwise the starters and jockeys were as shown below:

Earlier "Probables."

Losnos, Sept. 10. Lord Astor's Cavendo was with- drawn from the list of probables to-day, and the probable runners and jockeys are:-

Trigo..... Hotweed Bosworth Totalisator

Posterity Haste Away Mr. Jinks Tom Peartree En Garde Horus

Brienz Cuttlefish

Defoe

Peanyconequick

Marshall.

Garmer Weston.

-Perryman. Taylor.

J. Childs. H. Beasley.

Dines., Richards, Elliott. R. Jones. P. Beasley.

F. Fox Jellies

TODAY'S MATCHES.

OPEN DOUBLER. 3 p.m. W. Bray and H. Owen Hughes v. H, Lo and C. Choa.

W. Hardy and Richardson v. M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo.

The score, inaing by

was:-

Mindanao Guam Hita:

inning,

1 2 3 4 5 0 3 0 3 2 8 0 0 0 0 6= 0 3lindanao Guam .... Errors: Mindanao

Guam

JAPANESE-KIAORAS,

11

7

0..

3

After two innings the above game had to he called on account of fail ing light. Neither side turned out at full strength.

Today at the Navy. Field, the U.S.8. Guam will cross bats with

many of the best local players but also several "stars" From Shang- Hai and Singapore.

The South China team will be:- Chow In In; Li Tin Sang and Ng Kam Chuen Leung Wing Chiu, Wa: Ip Pak Wa, Lee Wai Teag, Leung Wing Tak aud Yee Cheuk Fung King Cheung. Suen Kam Shun and Tso Kwai Shing,

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returned to Hong Kong shortly after midnight on the following Sunday. During the voyage wit neas had to do Mr. Becks' work

and he was afterwards summoned before the Marine Magistrate and full complement of officers' on fined $15 for leaving pert without board.

defendant was there. The defen- dant arrived at 6 pm and "left

about 8.35.

An Indian guard employed on the Poo Tak Wharf said that he saw Mr. Beck at 7. p.m. on August.

the 8.5. Paul Beau which was 2, when he jumped the wharl unto

moored alongside. He stayed on minutes. In reply to Mr. Prior who said board for about three that Beck rejoined his ship as soon! He could not say what happened The Services line up will he:- A.B. Speers (Seraphis); Gnr. Oliveras it arrived back in Hong Kong, after that as he had to attend to (R.A.), Sergt. Reeves (K.0.S.B.): witness denied this and said that his duties.

he found Mr. Beck lying dend Cpl. Everest (K.0.S.B.), Cpl. Westdenk on the deck of the LA. On (Somerset), Gar. Joyce (R.A.); Pre. Sergt. Skeggs (K.O.S.B.), Stock (K.O.S.B.), Kernick (Sub. L.18). Serzt Bewley Bull (Somes act), Pte, Butcher (Somerset).

Reservca: Knapp, Stoker Deakin, Ransom, Glinsky. Alexander.

Referee: Lieut. G. W. Seal, M.C., R.A.

The entrance fees to the stands are 83, 83, 82, and 30 cents. Bookings have been very brisk and those who desire to see this repre- sentative match are advised to book carly, at The South China Athletic Association, Sincere's. The Sun, The Wing On or The Lai Wah Companies.

BURNLEY WINS.

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.).

LONDON, Sept. 10. In Division I of the "Football the Phillies. The game is sche. League to-day, Burnley defeated

Sunderland by two goals to sil.

duled to start at 4.30 p.m.

PHILIP MEAD'S BIG SCORE.

SCARBRO FESTIVAL GAME.

THROUGH BETTER'S AGENCY.).

LONDON, Sept. 10. AL

cricket the Scarborough festival, a gume between Lord Hawkes XI, and a team chosen From last winter's "Ashes win- ders, ended in a draw.

The scores were:- Australian Tour XI., 553 for 5, declared. (Mead 233, Hendren, 158). Lord Hawke's XI., 318 (Wyatt 106, Staples, S.J. 6 for 113), and 271 for B (Staples 6 for 78).

AMERICANS PRAISE BRITISH JUSTICE.

CELERITY, CERTAINTY, AND COMMONSENSE."

WRESTLING POPULAR.

BIG MATCHES DECIDED IN

AUSTRALIA.

There has been a great tevival of interest in wrestling in Austra lia, and the sport is almost eclips ing boxing at the Sydney Stadium. An important match was staged when George Walker, of Canada, described as the British Empire champion, made Joe Banasks, of Poland, quit in the eighth round. When this session opened, the score Was even a fall cach-but the Canadian attacked with great fury, and threw the Pole out of the ring with a flying tackle. He was dragged out with him, but Walker returned to the ring im- mediately, and it was some time before Banaska slowly and reine tantly followed him back.

Witness also denied that he gaid

more.

Before the Court adjourned to consider its finding, Mr Pricr naked the Court to consider that Mr. Beck had had his certificate suspended for the past 20 days and

that the harm done could not be un done. He lost his position 40 days ago and he would ask the Court to appreciate that to miss a ship was a very easy thing to do and that it has been done many times before. The finding of the Court previously was a very severe one indeed and Mr. Beck had been

Court's Decision,

Lee. He did not find Mr. Beck a competent officer. anything to Mr. Streller, who do fended him when he was summoned and fined $15, about Mr. Beck be He ing a fully qualified officer. only depended on him because he had the certificate and was given the job. Witness said that he did 11ot dismiss the defendant, he merely told him that he would have nothing to do with him any over-punished already for his con-

Juct Defendant received his wages From witness at 3.30

ход p..

"After adjourning for half an August 2.

hour, the Court returned the fol In reply to the President, wit-lowing verdict: nese said that a bell was rang We find that at 6.45 pm on every 15 minutes during the three August 2, 1920, British ship 5.5. quarters of an hour before the Kwong Fook Cheong, Official No, sbip sailed and the whistle was 189.108 of Hong Kong, of which blown about five minutes before Mr. William Perritt (Certificate of Bailing time.

Competency as Master No. 001, 820 of Glasgow was Master) left Hong Kong on a voyage to Kongmoon.

William "That Mr.

Claude Cyril Becks, who was on the Arti cles of the said ship as Chief Off- cer and who holds Certiñcate of Competency as 1st Mate (River Trade only) No. 3801 of Hong Kong, did miss the ship without sufficient cause, not having previ- ously obtained leave from the Mas-

Mr. Hochstadt the Chief Engi- neer, was called and said that when he saw defendant at 8 a.m. on the morning of August 4, the latter looked sober.

Partly Misfortune and Carelessness, The Captain's case having clos ed, Mr. Prior submitted that the defendant had missed his ship partly through carelessness and partly through misfortune. He was careless inasmuch as he left a small margin of time for getting back to his ship. That margin was shortened considerably by the fact that the last visit he paid be- a tailor's fore returning was to shop where he was measured for coats from which place he came away leaving his wallet behind. He discovered his loss and return-

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