1941-07-24 — Page 2

PACE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

Unbeaten Mindanaoans Lose To Mohawks

Nip Lum & Mack Wong Bring Off Only Double-Killing

BY "R.O.Y."

THE FEATURE OF THE WEEK-END BASEBALL SCHEDULE WAS THE DEFEAT OF THE HITHERTO UNBEATEN MINDANAO SQUAD by the Hongkong Baseballers who, in downing the current champions, created the biggest upset of the season.

Far from being dull, as was generally expected, the South China- Royal Engineers clash on Saturday provided the fans with a spine- tingling list inning rally by the Sappers who failed by the narrowest margin possible.

The Mindanaoans started off promisingly enough against the Mohawks and ran into an early three-run lead after blanking the opposition for the first two frames but erratic hurling coupled with several bad bobbles allowed the Club to take the lead in the third stanza

goner

also

Elder walked and

SCORELESS ENDING

Neither squad could score over

A.R.P. ORDERS

JULY 23, 1941

AR.P. Order by Wing Commande. A H 6. Steels-Perkins, OBE., Direc- tor of Air Raid Precautions.

MOBILIZATION

All members of the Corps with the exception of these employed on spe otal duties are placed on leave with but pay as from 0700 hours on July

23.

1DENTITY CARDS

It is fult destrable to Issue every member of the Corps with an identity card and for this purpose two photo-

SPORTS & GENERAL

BLACK-OUT SUMMONSES:

Used Same Means In L'pool

But Summoned In H.K.!

Nite persons in Mongkok district appeared before Mr, D. J. N. Anderson at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday when they were charged with breach of the Lighting Regulations during the black- out exercises held on Tuesday and fines ranging from $1 to $5 were imposed.

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941.

GUILTY ON ONE COUNT

INDIAN GAOLED FOR 15 MONTHS

CHINESE MAY

ENTER N.E.I.

The Dutch authorities in the Netherlands East Indies have ap- proved that Chinese returning to China from abroad via the NEL

"You may consider yourself may enter the country with a Chi- very fortunate that the Jury have nese official certificate according found you guilty of only the minor to word received here from the charge", said the Chief Justice. NEL Sir Atholl MacGregor, yesterday.

However, this applies to Chinese at the conclusion of the trial of who must pass through the Indies Amar Singh on the charge of on their way back home as a re- wounding with intent to cause suit of communication difficulties grievous bodily harm and, alterarising from the war only.

Seven persons in Yaumati district and one in Shamshulpo dis- trict were similarly charged and fines ranging from $5 to $10 were imposed by Mr. H. C. Macnamara.

Chu Kwok-fu, 38, unemployed, Į Defendants were Cheung Tal, 48, graphs about 2 by 14 inches in siz: appeared before Mr. Macnamera Lo Eze-so, 35 and Kong Shing are required. Divisional Wardens charged with using bis cigarette chen, 29, charged with having natively, of wounding Adjit Singh

on June 8,

should encourage their men to subiult lighter in Saigon Street during falled to extinguish or obscure the

It is understood that the Chi- these photographs and send them in the black-out exercises held on external lights on board their to HQ with Warden's name and Monday. He was fined $25

funks at Mr Wo at 8:45 pm. on

After his Lordship had summed nese Consular Invoice Office in Bub.-Insp. T. Collins, Sets. J. G. Tuesday, Lo To, 28, and Lo Wong, ap the Jury, comprised of Messrs Hongkong has been authorised by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Cyrt Blake (Foreman). C. C. Whitcroft and Byrne were the pro-33, charged with a similar offence Ham, M. T. Tye, Tu Tze-ying. Aftaire to Issue such certificates. secuting officers.

number on the back.

DRESS

Offcers of the Corps who may be attending the gala premiere of Forty Thousand Horsemen al the King's Theatre on Thursday, July 24, in an

STRENGTH DECREASK

FITTER DISCHARGED Lau Pang. 27, fitter, was dis-

made a a

at Man Kok Tsui at 10 p.m., Leung Hing-wong, 62, charged with a Ven Kuo-pao, A. T. Chiba and U Klu-yin, returned a unanimous imilar offence at Kal T Chau al 10.30 p.m.. Chan Muk-yau, 28, verdict of "Not guilty" on the first official capacity, will wear Mess Ki charged by Mr. Macnamara when charged with a similar offence at count, and "Gulity" on the second that subsequent to fight between he was charged with failing to put Ping at 11.30p.m., Cheung Muk Accused was sentenced to 15 accused and Adjit Singh at No. 471. Reclamation Street, on June a suitable screen on his torchlight 28, charged with being underway months hard labour. during the black-out on Tuesday.in Victoria Harbour at 10.15 pm. Mr. M. J. Abbott. Crown Coun- 8, the accused went into the kit

A. Echon and obtained therefrom Fung Ching. 32, charged with be- sel, assisted by Inspector og underway at 11.49 p.m., and Carey, prosecuted.

chopper with which he attacked Cheung Ka-50, 37, charged with At Tuesday's hearing of the complainant who was, at the time. having fatted to extinguish his case, it was alleged by the Crown outside the door of the dat.

The following Wardens have been

Defendant stated that when

he was in Liverpool, he used the same sort of torchlight dur- ing the black-out. Ku Ste-chung, A.R.P. Warden,

ghts 11) Victoria Harbour at 3

, on July 23.

UNSCREENED TORCHES

Mack Wong started off by gei- assignment and promptly passed thg a life on Rapid Robert Strahi's Chuck Waggoner. Nip Lum pil-

The following Wardens are permit fumble of Tony Mascavage's pegi fered third and came home with Wie-breaker when Kennurd

ted 10 resign Yaumat 2433 T to the nial sack, stole second the and advanced to third when Oliver muffed Crary's lazy fly to right. Niels H. O. Lonborg. 2232 Lau Hini. Shaukiwon 1325 Miss Wong Yin- was tossed out by R. Wilson. Nip Lawrence nied out to Kennard for tag. 1827 Miss Yuen Yee-ching-1328 Lun drew a pass and Chuck Wag the first out. Waggoner scoring Miss Yuen Yee-fong, 1934 Miss Mow

walked 1.0 load the alter the catch,

Fang-sin, 1338 Law Chulg-tin, h sucks. Denham Crary came stole second and Pinky Higgins Cho Hung-see. Eastern Deputysald that the torchlight was through with a double bagger to was tossed out R. Wilson to Strahl, District. Warden Chan Ping-shu of screened with two layers of a drive home Wong and Lunn after Crary tallying on the play, to end District "D". Kowloon City - 3452 handkerchief on the outside and which Larry Lawrence singled to the scoring.

Weng Lee. Shanshulpo 3107 Miss some paper beneath the glass.

Four Chinese were charged be right to push Waggoner and Crary

Ching Wai-yun, 8/W 1892 Misa Yan

Fore Mr. G. T. Lowry yesterday JUNK FOLK FINED across the pan "Bad-news" Pow-

Kwan-fung

with breach of the black-out re- lawski then ghtened up to fan

Fines of $15 and $10 were im-gulations by falling to screen their er and Pinky Higgins to end the last few innings although the struck off the strength of the Corps. posed at the Marine Court by torches properly in the street dur-

Mindanao again threatened in the Shamsbuloo - 3658 Miss D Lam Cmdr. T. C. Suff yesterday on no lng the black-out exercises O Coming to bat for the Mindanao, sixth when with Moore and Willie Western-1126 D. S/W Tau Fax-pin

fewer than uine Junk people Tuesday night. The following Warden has been discharged with Tony Mascavage singied and stroll- Wilson on first and second, and

breaches of the Three were fined $3 each and ed to second when R. M. Wilson, Ruel and "Ski" away, Larry Law-missed from the Corps: --Eastern-black-out regulations.

one. $5. worked Larry Lawrence for a walk, rence intentionally passed Tony 3068 Cheung Stck-fun. Bowersox came to the plate and Mascavage to get at R. W. Wilson slashed a liner that was headed who fanned the breeze for the Kowloon City--3662 Tang Shun-che

(C to 13 Po Kong Road, 1st floor places when Nip Lum miraculously third out. speared the apple and tossed to The winners were outhit 4-9 but Shamshuipo Divisional Warden E. 158 The Peak el. Mack Wong to nail Tony Masca-sound hurling by Larry Lawrence Hunsworth to vage for the game's only double- and two circus catches by Nip Lum killing Kennard led to Oliver to held the champs well in check. end the session without any dam-“Ski" age having been done.

the session

PRESSURE RELIEVED

Powławsk!

sustained

his first defeat of the season and may have to nurse his turnus arm

The Baseballers were out in 1-2-get into shape gam

3 urder in the fourth, but the Min- danau boys threatened as Robert

QUICK-FIRE START

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CHANGE OF ADDRESS

2007). Tsimshatsu-50 (T) D. B/W Miss P. F. Elarte (B.V.) to 3 Minder: 2019 Miss Mek Avenue. Mungtok ... Hing-chun la 184 Tung Chol Street.

11TH DEATH SENTENCE AT SESSIONS THIS YEAR

The eleventh death sentence, in the twelfth capital trial since the beginning of this year, was passed on CHAN MUK, alias Tai Luk- LEAVE OF ABSENCE

muk, by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal Bay View D G/W Miss Chan Pui-Sessions yesterday for the murder of Kong Wong at Ah Rung Ngam, yuen sick leave till August 22. Eastern Shaukiwan, on April 25. -3225 Miss Wong Sze-lin till October The South China gang started 19. Central--434 Miss Wan Chou-fun sel, assisted by Det.-Inspector L. R. those inflicted by an axe, struck Mr. E. H. Williams, Crown Coun- The wounds were consistent with Strahl singled and Moore beat out like a house aftre against the 611 August 15. 1005 Kwong Yin-hang a bunt. Wille Wilson slashed a Royal Engineers and ran up six till August 18. Kowloon City 3629 Whant, prosecuted. Mr. Lo Tung- at great force.. hard 'un to Nip tum for the first tailles in the first three frames, to Wan Shun-zing extension til August fan, instructed by Mr. F. H. Lose- No evidence was called by the

defence. erasure and Bank Ruel fanned to lead 6-1, and increased their lead 10. 2332 Miss Au Wai-king till October by, appeared for the defence. relieve the pressure "Sk!" Pow with markers by Kwan and Pane In till August 24

10. Mongkok-D. S/W Miss Ho Yuk- The following Jury wus em- Mr. Lo submitted that the sign!-

Central-271 Miss panelled: Messes J. E. M. Barnes ficance of the circumstances under a life as Nip Lum fumbled his Suppers scored once in the fifth, 21.

Wene Welford's Liw Yat-hin sick teave til September (Foreman), Au Chiu-ting, A. H. W. which accused was arrested—in à daisy-cutter, Strahi scoring. R

Shamshulpo-3744 D. S/W Lung Ashue, Chan Ping kuen, Ip Ping-hut in the hillside at 3 am-was to reduce the margin slightly, but Sheng-lim til September 18. 910 1chup, Thomas Wong and B. S. minimised by the fact that it was Wilson grounded out to Waggoner Hal Wing Lee's cellar contenders Hing til August 16. Gough H-D. with the count knotted at four all.

Vieira

drizzling at that time and that Starting off in the fifth, Nip cousted into the final frame with S/W 1525 Mrs. I. J Dupuy sick leave

Mr. Williams said that both ac- accused could have gone into the cused and deceased were employees hut to seek shelter.

lawski walked and Tony was given in the

Lum singled to left and at this stage "Sk Powlawski forsook the mound, suffering from a sore arm. Hank Ruel took over the hurling

SPORTING

FIXTURES

TODAY

LAWN BOWLS. Open Pairs, M.

R. Abbas and A. R. Dailah v. J.

fifth.

a buge-looking six-run lead.

Opening the frantic seventh. Paul Lau erred to give Cork a life,

|th August 12.

APPOINTMENTS

appointments The following

are of the Tung Yee Hing boat- The discovery of the deceased

and a wild throw by Texaco Ng notified with effect from July 23 building yard, and prior to april was allegedly made at about 1.20 put Honest Tom Fox on the bases. Eny View-GW 2541 P. Chak, L.A.R Bob Foley followed with a bingle P to be Deputy District Warden. to left before Taylor filed to Cecil Wing Lee for the first erasure. Welford

"P"

25 there were no signs of enmity am and the doctor had stated between them. They had a slight that the wounds were inflicted disagreement about a year ago about 1 a.m. At that time, sald jover the alleged; unequal distribu- Counsel, accused was at Lo Tam's The following promotions are notition of a $1.20 tp received by the place.

PROMOTIONS

drew a pass, pilfered hed with effect from July 23. Kow-deceased.

taken over mound duties.

SHORT-LIVED HOPES

With the Enginects but a single

Jim Chun-wah.

REVERSION

The incident went on M. Will

to

The Jury retired før 25 minutes.

FORGED BANKNOTE

second and tallied as Paul Lau union City - To he Senior Warden, leashed a wild peg to the plate 2013 E. Bon Tharra. Yaumati-To be from Brst. Shorty Pau having Deput Senior Wardens, 24 Tong lams, seemed to have weighed on Lun-sng, 2102 Ying See-choy. 3807 accused's mind as, on the night of

the murder, he was alleged have stated to Lo Tam, an opium Yaunati-Deputy District Warde divan keeper, "Wong Tsal (decens- 220 Kwok Kin-shing reverts to ranked) was unfair to me and because ed out Nelson Ma to Lau for the of Warden at his own request as from of this I had struck him on the MEETING. --- Annual, of the Hong-second out, but the Sappers hopes June 26, D. G/W 2186 Tamn Yu-hong head with an axe. I do not know

kong Rifle Association, Jacobean were given a flip as Cecil Wing reverts to rank of Warden at his own whether he is dead or dying. The was returned by the Jury against Room, Hongkong Hotel, 5.30 p.m. Lee miscued on Jones' grounder request as from July 17. TENNIS. Fourth Division; C.B.Athrough short.

McCutcheon and C Gowland. marker behind, Sarsfield was toss

Hongkong FC

v, A.T.C., L.R.C. v. P.O.R.C. (1), These hopes KIT.C. v. J.R.C., O.R.C.,

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C. PO.R.C. (2) V, S.CAA

INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE were short-lived Wardens' Class in Chinese (8vllabs:

Three Years For Uttering

A uzianimous vedictor Guilty

earthern ware pillow was broken LEUNG. SANG when he was ar- into pieces."

raigned before Mr. Justice Cres- MULTIPLE INJURIES

all, at the Criminal Bessions-yes- F. though, as Jones attempt to pilfer "A")-O, 388. Yow Yeung School, Ma

second falled with Hal Wing Lee's Tau Wel Road Kowloon, Tuesdays Dr. Chen Weng-cheung, of the iterday, on a charge of uttering a peg to Nelson Ma finishing the and Saturdays at 830 p.m. com- Queen Mary Hospital. testified forged banknote. A 5-2 majority game with South China in proud mencing on July 16. Lecturer, Mt. that the cause of death was mul- erdict of Guilty was returned on possession

Kwan Yew-kwen, L.A.R.P.S. first league

tiple injuries and haemorrhage. a second count of possession. H.K.BC Points.

SATURDAY, JULY 26

BASEBALL -- South China Athle-,

tic Association v. Chung Hwa

2.15 p.m. H.B.BC V. 4.30 p.m

LAWN BOWLS - First

Division:

Recreio "A" Recreto "B", Cral-

of their

BASEBALL MTG,

MEETING

Shamshuipo-There will be a meet. ing of District Wardens on Friday, August 1, at 7 pm. in the Yee Yuk Street Dispensary.

COMPETITION

BASKETBALL

The note was uttered at the Lee On shop in Tam Kung' Road, for the purchase of a milk.

The Jury comprised Mesare, K. A. Nerkelman Foreman), U. Ting-| TOO SPEEDY doo, C. A. d'Assumpcao, Chan Kin- chuen, L. C. F. Curtis, G. Piry and "Basketball has developed into a Wu Woon-kin.

gengower v. Police R.C., Kow- A meeting of the Hongkong loon Docks RC. v. Kowloon CC.. Baseball League will be held to- Shamshuipo Inter-District Competi Civil Service v. Kowloon B.G.C. morrow to consider the withdraw-, tion for Efficiency Cup-wil be held "A" Indian R.C. v. Kowloon. B.G.Gal from the League of the H.B. on Sunday, July 27, commencing at game so speedy and exhausting Recreio nine and to re-arrange the fix- Dress, uniform, respirator and steel M. Charles Mileham, University of

8.30 a.m. "B". Second Division:

Poats to be manned at 8.20.) that it ought to be slowed down,” v. Hongkong F.C., Hongkong C.C.tures for the rest of the season,

Cincinnati athletic director, de- clared recently.

v. Prison O.C.. Kowloon CC. v, Talkoo R.C., Kowloon FC. v. Craigengower. Third Division:

Craigengewer v. Recreto, Kowloon WAR FOOTBALL

B.G.C. v Indian R.C., Hongkong | F.C. v. Hongkong Electric, Police R.C. v. Hongkong CO.

SUNDAY, JULY

BASEBALL U.S.8, Mindanao V

U86 Tulsi to ti

LEAGUE

helmet.

+

!

Mr. J. P. Murphy, Assistam Crown Bolicitor, prosecuted.

Accused pleaded that he did not. know the bamisnote was a forgery. Remarking that the "offence of

Wardens but are not available for dent of the Ohio Physical Educattering forged banknotes is a

Forthcoming Marriages

EXAMINATION RESULTS The following qualified as Air Raid Following his election as prest-

A.R., Service Chow Kan-ing, Chan tion Association, Mileham said he meat serious offence and must be Pan-lap, Chan Blu-hung, LA Eo-kan, would give thorough consideration stopped," his Lordship passed sen- Liu Kin-fon.

ito the question of promoting terice of three years hard labour. STRENGTH INCREASE LONDON, July 23 (Renter)—The

changes in the present cage rules, The following qualified 'as Wardens London Football League Clubs, arr

"At the end of a game, coaches posted to Divisions as here often find the players completely unable to accept the Football under:--Kowloon Headquarters.-15.46

Worn out.' Mileham declared. League fixtures list which peces. Prata Yaumat-3219 J Belard Sometimes the boys especially LAWN BOWLB, Colony Open stated long distance travelling, 2253 R. Remedios Telpo Market those of high school age-are so

Rinks Championship. Third have decided to form'a London (2070 Chung Bel-cheung, 2501 Chume Round.

War/Football League.

Yi-kwong, 2712 Ip Kam-sbul. 2713; The Football Association will be Francis Kong, 2716 Ma Sui-nain, 418? ahked to sanction the formation Tang Hib-bong, 4208 The Hing-long. of the London League, in which 11 London clubs and five nearby clubs members will be given a progfaihae of 30 matches,

H.K.E.R.C. RINKS The following will represent the H. KR. O. in the Lawn Bowls League on Saturday!...

MEETING OF H.K.C.A.A.F.

exhausted

breathe.""

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they can scarcely The following forthcoming wed-

dings were announced yesterday: He offered as a possible solution "Mr. Ma King-Iam, merchant, a mandatory rule lowing a play residing at No. 893, Hennessy er, in participate in only half of a Road, and Miss Chan Blu-hing of game,

No. 69. Lee Tung a

atreet "It would be ensler on the boya 47 any five players were allowed to Mr. Ronald Ghee chủng Ng. play only half a game. Then the clerk, residing at No. 25, Jordan coach would have to develop two Road, and Mises Kwok Pun-hel of The Hongkong Chinese Amathur teama." An

No. 11, Wat Ching Street, Athletic Federation win höld te Miléham, however, pointed nut annual representatives meeting on thist with the present "high pres. Ms. Hong Ong Chao, Chinese The soccer kaction of the Hong- Thursday, July 31, when, the new sure demands on coaches the vice lawyer, /bf Tuck, Lin - Apartimente, J. R.king Football Club will hold ita pommittee for the coming year tories" it was frillicely that such and Miss Josephine Huahr, artist,

annual meeting on Aug. 30.

rule-could ever be adopted,

W. T. Macfarlane, R. F. Gregory, A O. Gardner, L. de Rome (skip);} "A. P. Tarbuck, E. L. Groome, J, K, Sloan, A. Paui (akip); B. A Uvmi, C, E, Gahagan, R. O. Bütler,! J. F. Lanny takip), jaun

Mowerves W. other.

Way, W. Stonehouse,

H.K.F.C. SOCCER SECTION MTC.

will be elected.

of No, 200, Prince Edward Road.

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