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THE SPORTING SPIRIT

ON THE PENINSULA

LORRY'S BAD BRAKES

Serious Evidence in

How The "United" Hockey Manslaughter Case

Team Started

(By Our Special Correspondent)

Another hockey team has been formed, and as if to show how keen Kowloonites are on that game, this is another team where practically all the players live in the peninsula. Known as the "United" this team was formed only a few months ago, although the membership is by no means a large one, this "infant "does not lack the first essential for the success of any team-keoness and co-operation.

The formation of the teain came about in this way. Last winter & number of young

fellows-- most of them out of school - found their way into some of the hockey teams in Kowloon, but they soon feel a little out of place, mixing with the much older players. The result was they decided to get together a side, and thanks to the hard work put in by E. C. Gubby and R. J: Reed, the United" soon came into existence.

For a start, these stalwarts found it hard to keep a regular side going and it was really due to their keeness that a full team could be pasuaded to turn out for practise gaines. They per-

MR. E. C. FUNCK FINED

Failure To Report Accident

SALLEH RADIO SERVICEarly hours of October 10 was recalled A traffic accident in Kowloon in the at Kowloon Magistracy Testerday when E. C. Funck was summoned before Mr. Wynne-Jones for failing to report it. It was stated by Inspector Saunders, who "prosecuted, that the defendant knocked down two traffic posta at the junction of Argyle Street and Nathan Road and failed to make a report until he discovered that he was wanted by the Police

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After the accident, a Police con- stable and a number of coolies helped defendant to right his car. Defendant said he would see if the car was still in working order and he did not

return.

Defendant-I was slightly injured at the time, and intended to make a report the next morning. I was vory

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wake a report until in the afternoon,

Inspector Saunders. It wa until he found that we were looking for him that he made a report,

The Magistrate (to defendant)-A telephone message would be sufficient. You should have done so right away. Fined $10

HOCKEY

Radio Draw with R.A.

Yesterday's friendly hockey match between the Radio Sports Club and the University was cancelled owing to the inablity of the latter to field a full team.

severed and soon recruits began to join till now the Club can almost run two teams. Thanks in this happy state of affairs, the United" were able to join the "Mamak" tourna ment and though they do not, for a moment, nurse any hope of getting anywhere near the top of the league table, they are determined to give a good account of themselves in all their matches and one feels that so far as playing the game in every sense of the word is concerned, the." United" need never fear comparison with the older Clubs.

The United bave so far played only one league match-against the sth beat by + goala to nil. "Their next Heavy Battery, R.A. Whom they

Mule Corps, on Sunday, November 5, game will be against Hong Kong on the Marina ground, and it is felt that a very good game will result.

Like a good many other Clubs, the United are unfortunate in that they do not have a ground of their own, For the present, it would be futile for them to expect to have a plot given them as there must be several clubs who have a prior claim to that right.

Following a motor accident in Kweilin Street, Kowloon, when a young Chinese girl named Siu Yuk Kyong was killed by a lorry driven by Kong Sau, a charge of man- slaughter was brought against the latter before Mr. Wynne-Jones at Sub-Inspector Saunders was Kowloon Magistracy yesterday. charge of the case,

Medical evidence was given by Dr. J. B. Machs of the Kowloon Mortuary who found that death was due to a fractured skall and hae- morrhage..

Tam Sin Wai (mother of the deceased), gave evidence of identifi- cation and said her daughter was in good health before the accident.

THE SISTER'S EVIDENCE.

deceased, said she saw the accident, Siu Yau Kwong, sister of the Her sister was returning home and fendant's lorry was coming along was walking across the street. De-.

the road at a knocked down deceased She did great speed and not see the actual impact but she Baw the body, after the car had passed over it.

The lorry went on and turned in to Cheung Sha Wan Road. As far. as witness knew it never stopped. She noted the number, which was

1805.

Defendant. You never saw the

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tell this story. A man on the first flour of the house saw the accident. and he reported to the police-aot you, you know, nothing about it,

Witness; I was not told," I saw

Times At Fanling it, how could I remember all that

OLD COURSE 925 1.m. A. W. da Roza, F. A Redmond.

9.30 a 1.

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9.35 m. E. Sakura, K. Robertson.

9.40 a.m. D. G. Wilson, 8. Dodwell.

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9.45 am. T. Takei, A. E. Lissa-

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Asked whether there was a man who saw the accident, witness ad- mitted there was but she did not know him.

Inspector Saunders then asked her, if it was a street coolie wham the police already knew as a witness and who had recently gone to Macao.

Witness answered in the negative but said she could guide the police -to find the man.

9.50 a.m. A. E. Charman, A. T. At this point Sergeant Brittain Lay,

was sent with the girl to look for 9.35 a.m. A. Urquhart, L. R.this" person..... Andrewes.

10.00 m. A. T. Braley, A. B.. Raworth.

10.03 am. W. J. Buller, F. E. Booker.

10.10a.m. H. Clark, N. L. Smith. 10.15 a.m. W. R. Groves, K. S. Morrison.

10.90 a.m. H. Mori, J. B. Rosa.. 10.25 am. F. E. A Remedios, F. D. Hunter

10,30 sm. W. C. Chalmers, R. Young.

M.35 am. E. D. da, Roza, I. Newton.

10.40 4.m. A. A. Lopes, J. M. Walker.....

10.43 a.m. H. Shimokawa, O. E. C. Marton.

10.48 8. D. L. Prophet, D. J. Mackie,

10.58 . R A. Jardine, I. Bradford.

10.50 4.1

1. H. Geare H. L Schultz.

11.00 a. A. Piercy, P. Tod. 11.04 ani. C. Thwaites, H. N. Williamson.

DEFECTIVE BRAKES.

tor in Kowloon said he examined Sergeant Scrim, Vehicle Inspec-

brakes aa defective. the lorry on 11th and found the On 13th he again examined the brakes and found them in a similar condition. Sergeant Brittain that a fatal so On the 14th he was notified by

was at Tsim Sha Tsui Station. He cident had occurred and the lorry

as the one be had examined provi- went there and identified the lorry

ously.

The brakes were still in exactly grease had been applied. He took the same condition, although some

out the drums and found the lining was polished in parte and worn. the application of the brakes would With the lorry going at, fair speed

be ineffective but when it had slowed down to 5 or 6 miles per. hour the brakes would suddenly look. This was due to the polished surface of the lining. Und

The hearing was adjourned until Sergeant Brittain returned with the Oister of deceased to report their inability to find the man, they were K. sont after

If, when at home, they will call or telephone to the above

The Redio team was however en- address, they will receive the tertained by a team from the H. K. &

NEW COURSE. utmost assistance and the Brigade R. A. on the Marina Ground

9.32 4.m.

H. C. Hopkins, latest available information on and the game resulted in a draw of Eager. all subjects of enquiry will be The following members will repre- Littlejohn.

10a.m. A. B. Purves, N. placed at their disposal,

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They had gone to the house where the girl stated he lived but the

tenants sail he was out and did not

know when he would return.

Mr. Wynne-Jones adjourned the case till Wednesday.

10.19 m. E. des Voeux, A. O. Humphreys.

In their friendly match against the | Brawn,

10.48 m.

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Man Singh, P

10.32 a... WH. E. Thomas, 8.

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10.56 0.m. G Greene, W. Wright V

11:00 am R I. Cherrill, LA R. Duncan

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