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Sports News

INTERPORT PING-PONG.

MATCHES TO TAKE PLACE. NEXT MONTH,

The

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL.

"SEAMEW" HEADS LEAGUE.

opponents.

TABLES.

ping pong. tournament The Lusitano Club figured in two matches, run under the auspices of League over the wook-ond when matches in the Shameen Football

the Hong Kong Ping Pong League,ther played a drawn match with have now been brought to a close HM.S. Senmow but were beaten. and the prizes won during the rom-when they had the "Moth" as their petition will be given away by Mr. Ho Iu, the President of the League, at the Y.M.C.A gymansium on Thursday evening when a number of exhibition games will be play-the points.. ed.

The prize winners are as follows:

Senior League, -

Keung Wah Athletic Associa

In their match with H.MB. Moth, they drow firat blood and after the ahead again only to see the blue sailors had drawn level, they forged jackets score two more goals to take The league tables, up-to-date, uro in follows:-

P: W..D, L. F. A. Pt/

Senmew 4 2 2 2 1 11 0 Shamoen S.C. 2007 2 Moth

9 9 0 0 5 3 Tarantula tion.

Cleala South Chinh "Athletir Associa-Lusitanon

tion.

Moorhen"

4

4

2

1 0 2 2 682 2011 34 2011.1 3.1

1

Confucius Association, · ·

Junior League,

Confucius Association. South Chinn Athletic Associa

tion "B"

Fukien. Athletic Association..

Men's Open Singles..

Chan Ying Ding:

Lee Tat Hung.

Loo Chun Kai and Siu Sin

Кли

Ladies' Open' Singles.

1. Mise Young Wui Ban.

4. Ko Lai Ngor."..

Chu Knu Sun.

Regarding the Triangular Inter- port contest, arrangements are now being made for this to take place 'some timo next month. It is re- ported that Canton will not be able to send a term to Hong Kong. While hoping that this interport erent will be a triangular one, the Longue Committee have decided to make the contest between Hong Kong and Macno successful even the visit of the Canton.team cannot be arranged.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

CLUB SECONDS, LOSE TO RECREIO.

GOLF.

RED CROSS COMPETITION

RESULTS.

dr. P. Morrinon won the trophy presented by the Order of St. John of Jerusalem and tho British Red Cross Society for the best retura over the Fanling golf course dur ing the weak-end.

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11.

There were 89 entries, and the winner, with a' handicap of ̈ ̈ 14, finished I up..

Other scores were :----

"R. K. Hepburn (0) all square.. J. L. Dheilshear (9) ditto. "7 H. H. Pethick (18), ditto. Col. Skinner (0) 1 down.

LADIES' TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIP.

FIRST ROUND RESULTS, OF

OPEN SINGLES.

The first round matches of the Ladies Singles Championship have een concluded. The full results in- cluding those published previously are given balon

Mr, K. M. Wood beat Miss L. Hutcheson 0-3, 6-21 Mrs. B. M. Kenry heat Mrs. Dook 6-2, 6-2;"Mra 1. M. James beat Miss D. Graham 6-3, 6-0, Miss Enid Lo beat Mrs. It,

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931.

ESCAPED CONVICT TODAY'S WIRELESS

RECAPTURED.

TRACED TO MACAO BY THE AUTHORITIES:

MAN WHO. BROKE GAOL

TWICE

Having evaded arrest for a little more than two and a half months, Lo Luk Chong, who together with companion oren pod from Victorin Gaol on August 13, has been recap

the Portuguese Colony. His com tured in "Macao by the police of

panion, it will be remembered, was re-arrested by the police sa far back

September 5 lost.

Ever since the escape the local police authorities have left no

PROGRAMME.

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W. ON

356 METRES.W

il to 11.00 a.m.-Stock quotations 11.30 am-Chiness programme. 12.30 p.m.--European programme

of Columbin records. 1 p..Local time and weather

"ropartikular

PA 1.30 pm-Rugby Fress nowa, mail

notice, oth Relay of speed from Rotary Club tilin-Mr. A. L. Shields p-Close down

on Yachting in Hong Kong

CHIMA

OPENING ON THURSDAY AT

THE CITY, HALL,

Thursday is the first day of the China Exhibition which, will be opened by His Excelleney the Goverrar and Sir Shouson Chow, The opening ceremony will tako place at 3 pm in the Theatre. Royal, His Excellency making tit opening speech in English and Sir Shou-son Chow in Chines

The Exhibition offers a very tempting bait both to those who are already interested in Things. Chines" and to thone who are not

to 8 p.m.-European programinear intercated at present but whe

of Columbia records,

3 to 5.14 p.m.—

Band Selections, The Voice of the Guns (AKord). Triana (Lopez). The Reg. Band of HM. Grenadier Guarde3840 Second to None" (Ord Hume). atane unturned to effect the recnp.El Abanico (Javeloves).The Reg. Band of H. Grenadier ture of the prisoner; and, "all the

Guards, 4069. neighbouring oltics were warned of the possibility of a visit by the fugitivo criminal. With the co- operation of the Macao polica the prisoner's hiding place was ferratted out and he will in all probability be returned to Hong Kong to-day

Lo Lak Cheong had twice escaped from Victorin Ghol. In October, 1930, he escaped but was re-arrest ed on the following day in Belcher Street. His scconi escape on August 13 with another man named Mak Kwai was not known until a report was made to the Police by Mr. P. Y. Lo, of the Bank of China. Mr. Lo was on his way to the Bank from his house in Shelley Street. Mr. Lo was walking down Old Bailey when he saw a rope, thrown over the prison wall in Chancery Lane and then saw two men slide down the rope to gain the street.

"

Mr. Lo at first assumed that they were masons engaged in some work, but a red arrow which he observed on the Khaks trousers of the men convinced him that they were pri soners. He gave chase at the time, but both men oscaped. The pri soners in the course. of their fight shed their chki trousers, when it was noticed that they wore blue trousers underneath.

Mr. Lo then reported his experi- ence at the Charge Room of the Central Police Station, when a message was at once sent to the näol, where the escape was con- Armod..

Ona of the prisoners was recap: tured on September 5 and the pro

E.. Tottenham 44, 44, Mrs. Menent capture brings Lo Lak Cheong Tavish beat Mrs. M. Majendie 3-0, 80, 6-3, Mrs. Chiu Chun Chin beat Miss G. Lo 4, 6-1, Miu Thomas bout Miss R Perry 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. Mrs. Lockner, having drawn a bye meet Miss Thomas in the

Fin a fast and interesting game on the Y.M,C,A; ground last even-will ing, Club de Recreio beat tha' second round. Hong Kong Hockey Club 2nd XI by four goals to two,

The Portuguese lads were the faster of the two teams and thus heid & decided advantage over. their opponents. 'Scores in the frst half, road 2-0 în favour of the winners and after the interval endlï · sido, found the net twice.

Radio Sports Police.

The Following will represent the Radio Sports Club in a friendly hockey match against the Police Hockey Club on the latter's ground. at 5 p.m. 'to-day:-A Spary, A E. P. Quest, Parchaman Singh: Chahan Singh, Atma Singh, Sur iin Singh: Y. Hanib, Kalwant Singh, Gurbachan Singh, Attar Singh, and F. A. Kemp. Reserves': Jaggeet Singh, B. S. Gill. He free Karnail Singh..

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back to the gaol for the third time. He was sentenced originally to: n. term of ve years imprisonment. having been convicted in 1925 in the Supreme Court. At the time of the escape in August, a reward of $100 was offered by the police for the re-arrest of each of the fugitives.

FALSE PRETENCES.

HARD LABOUR FOR SANITARY BOARD CLERK,

Mok Sui Chi, a clerk in the em ploy of the Sanitary Board Office, was convicted by Mr. E. H. Wil liams at Central Magistracy yes. terday on two counts of obtaining money by false pretences" und was sentenced to forms totalling three months' hard labour.

It will be recalled that this prog secution, in the course of the ear lier hearings of the case,' stated. that the deferidant had asked a pawnbroker for 800 when the lat ter called at the Sanitary Board office in connection with having an illegal kitchen. It was further stated that the defendant called on the pawnbroker the following day and obtained a further. $10, alleging that the money was in- tended as a present for a European- Inspector.

5.14 to 5.99 pm,

Hawaiian Music.. Isle of Oahu." Waters of Waikiki. - Frank

Ferera (Steel Guitar)-3745 Drewny Nights in Honolulu" The Farmer's Dream Friak Ferera (Steel Guitar) —-3744, 3.28 in 5.42 p.m.-

Cotaties.

** Cavatinin (Raf arr. Sear).

Melody in T" (Rubinstein .or. Sear) The H Squre Colesto Octette, -$164. Baby's Sweetheart" (Corri). Chasson" (Friml). The J. H.

A

Squiro Celeste Octolte.-2907. 6.42 to 60 p.m.-

Varloty.

will be after they have visited the Exhibition. To those who are al ready lovers of Chinese Art, the centre of attraction will bo St. Andrew's Hall, where, a representa- tive collection of Chinese porenlaan, bronzes and paintings will be shown. These exhibits are all lent by local collectors and the oppor tunity of seeing them is absolute ly unique,

"

Those who are interested in Chine osa Art, but who do not consider themselves experts, will And the lectures to be delivered by Høv. H. noon at 8.30 pm, and by Mr. Li du T Pyner on Thursday after-

Hon on Friday afternoon at 6.00 p.m. most helpful. Mr. Pyner, will speak on porcelain and Mr. 14 King Hon on Chinese picturen: both lectures will be illustrated referenco to the nétual' exhibits. ·

Tn the craits section, mon will be seen at work, misking fireworks, carving ivory, making lanterns and paper decorations, roeling silk, turning jade, carving black- wood, werking in silver and brass.. and making such everyday articles as rattan mats, father dusters, bambino bats, palm-lent raincoats, and grass sandals.

Band- The Good Companions-Ab various times during the day,

Going Home,"

Band" The Good Companions

Slipping Round the Conner, Debroy Somers Bend.-CB300 Vocal Duet-"Waiting for the

Meon.""

Vocal Duet-"Every Sunday

"Afternoon/"—Layton and John

stanc.-3850.

there will lectures, demonstrations and tableaux in the Theatre Royal Fairler School will present a series of tableaux illustrating the ceremonies attendant upon the cele- bration of the 60th birthday on Thursday at 6.30 p.m. and on Friday at 5.30 p.m. A similar series of tableaux portraying the Piano Solo-' Wagneria " (Airs" corentonien connected with n Chin

from Wagner).

es Wedding will be presented by, Piano Solo-" Chopinata" (Aire St. Stephen's Girl's College at 0.15 from Chopin)-Clement Doucat, pm on Thursday and at 5:45 p.m. -4036

on Saturday, The Xeung Cheung Descriptive Duel The Laugh- Girl's School will present & Chin ing Policeman Up-to-date ese historical play The Story of Charles Penrose and Kaye Con- King Tai Shun. on Friday and *Dor-5532:

Saturday at 6.30 p.m.' On Satur- Instramental Past" A Bluesday at 5.00 p.m. Mr. Pun In Tat Serenade. Le Fillis and Bidwill deliver a lecture on Chineer Bright."

music illusŭrated with selections from various piecos.

Bajo Solo-Butterfingers."—

Lau Fillis.-4020. Song- Come to the Cook-house

Door."

Song-" The Skipper of the Mary Jane Harold Williams (Bari- tone).-4386.3 p.m.--Stock quotations, notice, etc.

0.24 to 7,19. p.m.-

·A· Concert,

In the evening, the principal at- traction will be the firework dis play on the Murray Parado Ground. On Friday and Saturday, this is timed to commerce at 9,00 p.m., but on Thursday the display mailį will commence at 7.09 p.m. in or- "der that children may have a bat-

tor chance of seeing, the show.

Admission to the Exhibition, Crafts, Stalls, etc., is 81 (Bervice men and childred under 12—30 cts.) Admission to any lecture or display, 20 cts, to fireworks, 50 cts.

Piano Solo-" Country. Gardens”

(Grainger), Piano Solo Shepherd's Hey

(Grainger)Percy Grainger.

- 1004. SongSoftly Awakes My

Heart" (Saint-Saens). Song" Homing" (Salmon and del Riogo)-Muriel Brunskill Violin Solo-The Phantom

(Contralto) 3325R

Melody" (Ketalbey).

A pairon's ticket almits to hit parts if the Exhibit on all thre days..

NO SLANDER IN SLEEP.

The Court of Chemnitz, in

Violin Bolo-Algerian Scene" || Saxony, has decided that a man

(Kotelbey)-Albert Bandler

9803.

Chorus-" Peaceful Night"

(German). Chorus-O Hush Thee My Babia (Sullivan).—The Salis- bury Singers-1299,"

cannot utter slander in his sleep, thus acquitting Communist work- man, who, according to his Social Democrat accuser, was heard to make unpleasant romarks about the fate Chancellor, Herr Muller.

The workman west to sleep at a Piano Solo La Campanella" | Communist meeting, but just as the..

(Liszt). — Mischa · Levitzki-speaker mentioned the death of 2030-Dr.

Horr Muller he roused himself Song" Till 1 Wake" (Wold- sufficiently to let out a stream of oaths. The Social Democrata consi- dered the Republic insulted.

forde-Finden).

Song The Kashmiri Song" (Woodforde Finden). - Edgar

Coyla (Baritona) —–1665-R.

'Cello Solo Songta. in G 8.3 to 11.30 p.m.-Relay from Ko

Major-Vivace " Sammartinl arr. Moffat).

Celle SoloAllegretto: (Boc- cherini-Kreisler)-Antoni Bula.

7.18 to 7.5 p.m.

Orchestral, Paysage (Hahn),

Heure" Exquise (Hahn) Jenn Jensen, and his Orchestra.

Thé defendzhit in the course of his evidence yesterday bsohstory denied having take the money, alleging that the pawnbroker had never onlled at the office but that only, an assistant had called.He said the first time he saw the com- plainant was after his arrest....

In convicting the defendant, his Worship said: I have not the slightest hesitation. in saying that defondant is tolling lies. The ocm- plainante, considering the habit of Chinese witnesses in contradicting themselves, has given his evidence. very well indeed. The defendant is guilty on both counts of pos odiving money by false pretences, 7.32 to 8 p.m.-Selections from the Addressing the defendant, "his" Operas played on the organ and Worship added :—I think you have ⠀ ⠀⠀ pínno. **** boch very foolish in doing what you have done since it was bound to come out

"Nolling was known about de- fendant's" past character, Benior Improtor Woods being unable to Bay anything on the point. Tho defendant had been in Opvara." ment service for five years.

⠀⠀ After bis Worship had passed": sentendo. Mr. F.C.E. Bendaöll, för the defendant, gaked his Worshin to warn complainant about paying bribes in future. His Worship re- plied that he could not do that. but advised complainant not to

Jing any money to any person in

the hope of having an illegal kit

ohen or any other thing that might

be illegal, legalised:

8

Second Serenado (Tosolli arr.

Gachly. "Chanson Findouse (Bong of

India) (Rimsky-Kossakow afr. Kreisfer),Jean Lensen and bis Orchestra 2019,-

Shing Theatre.

10.30 p.m.-Rugby mid-day, Fress

ncwb.

11.30 pim.Close down..

·· ́All records in the above European programnies are supplied by Messrs. Anderson Music Co

THIS WEEK

CHINA" EXHIBITION.

IN WILD

CITY HALL

SATURDAY

DAILY FROM 3. Tо ́9.

Organ Solo-Frederica Mai-THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND huden, My Maiden " (Lchar),"

Orgali Bulo=""Trederica Way| side Rose" (Lebar)-Quentin M. Maclean-DES77-BA Piano Solo-.'” Résenkavallora Fantasy on Love Themes"! (Strauss nr. Grainger)-Pofoy Grainger.DB..

Organ”: Solo-" Cavalleria - Nus- ticana-Intermezzo” (Muscogni). Organ Solo="" Tales of Hollman

Barcarolle" (Offenbach), Tarance CaseyDB130. Piano Bolo Rigoletto-Para- phrase (Verdi arr List) Irene Scharrer DBYG. pm-Local time and weather re-

(Continued on uezt: Column.)

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THURSDAY AT 7 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

AT. 9 PM. ADMISSION

RECLUSE'S ESTATE

NAVINQUIRY.

£78,000

poor baxes,

When

the

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