1922-10-23 — Page 7

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

RIFLE SHOOTING.

Saturday's Results.

1

(BY "QUIZ").

Saturday's games in the 1st. Division of the League resulted as -under

H'kong Club, 3 R. G. A... Kowloon .... 1 South Coins... H.M.S. Tamar H.M.S. Ambrose1 King's Regt. 6 H'kong Police

All the gamas except the King's Police wera erouly con- tested, and the results were in doubt until the Egal whistle sounded.

Americans Defeat the

Defence Corps.

per men

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

{THE “SUI YIK” PIRACY.

Alleged High-Sex Robbers on Trial.

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The trial of four man alleged to have taker part in the Sui Yik Piracy on Aug. Ist commenced at What was voted as one of the the Criminal Sessions, before the most enjoyable matches avar ex-Chiet Justice (Sir Wm. Rees- perienced at Taikoo Range took Davies) this morning.

The jury were Messrs. W, G. place yesterday (Sunday) after- noon, when the H..V. Defence Lawson (foreman), E. J. de Corps were at home to a team Figueiredo, F. C. Todd, D. de B. from the U.S.S. "Rainbow." The Newcomb, J. Evans, J. WV, Brown conditions were according to and Ip Pun.

At the outset the Attorney. this year's H.K. League viz King's Prize 1st. stage. Two General (Hon. Mr. J. H. Kemp), practice shots

were who conducted the case for the allowed at each range, vide para Crown, explained to the jury that 291 N.R.A. condition. The weathe charge of piracy was a very Club v. R.G.A. At Sookunpoo, each team made her was fair, a nisty shower unusual one and changes in its sides: Henwood during the 200 yards shoot un-could ascertain there bad got doubtedly making 3 light been a case for over a hundred and Gilding of the RG.A, being

Mr. years. He, personally, could not difference in the ROOTED. replaced by Harris and

Swan of Taikoa scored recall a case here. The penalty Woodhouse, while Bishop was

bulls with exch of bis for this offence, he thought, was absent *from the Club

practice shots, and although commonly supposed to be death. leam, letting in Moore at left half and McPhail dropping back the conditions generally are much They would be relieved to hear

better than last year.

Mr. that this was not so Piracy, as to partner Israel. The play open-

Swan's score

Sinea matter of fact, was robbery on 19 A very ed very even, and Valentire gave

one. Mr Thomas of U.S.S.the high seas within the jurisdic the Club the lead by beating Rainbow, put up an extremely tion exercised in the olden days Phillips from close range. The

good score of 16, Lisbulls" at by the Lord Eigh Admiral of R.G.A.

ever, amid laughter, that if a ship then Look up the

600 yards being almost central. England, who had jurisdiction attack and Rodger was called will be seen from the scores, but only on the sea but even.

int the dockyard there there was de rensua to fear that upan to clear from Couzens.

the American marksmen won the up the rivers of foreign coun

the men would act likewise, but The R.G.A. returned to the stack.

British Season Opens on Friday. that they woull at once cease their and Dogrell made the scores match by one point, and they are tries where there were

He had power to try to be heartily congratulated upon ships. equal by turning & well-placed their success.

As will be seen from our play and only resume after the offences on British ships and also advertising columns, the New work had been finished. He then centre from Couzens out of the

At the conclusion of the match, the ships of other nations English Farcical Company opens concluded by asking Mrs. Dyer to reach of Rodger. After Berg had had a solo run and sent Mr. C. A. Grimes, who officiated Piracy was looked upon with such its season bere on Friday next, plant the tree, which they hart for

umire, distributed small horror by civilised nations that it when "Tons of Money will be, the occasion. the trophies to the members of the was tryable in the Courts of any produced. This is one of the the lead by sending the ball past winning team, which had been country.no matter to what nation funniest farces London has ever presented Mrs. Dyer with an wory kindly presented by Mr. W. E. L. the ship belonged. In this case ser and was produced by Leslie jack, which that inds threw along Phillips. Rodger was called upon to save at the other end and the Sheaton, and conveyed, on behalf the ship in which the piracy Henson himself for Bandman's the bowling green, thus formally Chinese-owned. Eastern Circuit, Ltd. Plans open opening the ground for play. The{ Club getting AWAY enabled of the H. K. League in general occurred Forsyth to store No. 3 for the and the Defence Corps in perring the Chinese flag. Had it at Moutrie's to-morrow,

"Jack" bare silver plate. upon British ship accused

We have not the space to which was inscribed the words Pre- He also might have been charged simply indicate the whole of the mem-sented to Mrs. R. M. Dyer at the with armed robbery, but as it was bers of the Company, but Mr. opening of the Kawben. Dork)

Ross informa us that Bowling Green, 21 Chinese vessel their only juris-alec diction was in respect of piracy, the players have been carefully 11029

the ball hard to the crossbar, Valentine gave the Chub

As

ticular, their sincerest congratula- tions to the winners. remarked that the match was one of the most sporty events seen here for some time, and hoped that, io

Club. Give and take play follow- ed and the interval arrised with the Club leading by 3 goals to 1. Early in the second half Forsyth bad a good opening, but sent the ball hard at Phillips, player, who returned it over the warning. whet

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Alter this ceremony Mr. D. Keith

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the event of the winners travelling which was an offence sasinst the selected for individual and collec- The bowling green is full-sized

The ball came out to the Club this way again, to give him due laws of all civilised nations. The tive ability.

team from particular statute under wbich)

a

Froin the story put forward by the Crown it appears that the pirates came aboard as passengers. On the day on which the outrage

bar. The RG.A. pressed for a the whole of Hongkong would be the Court had jurisdiction to try time, but their forwards were pleased to challenge a team from the case was the Admiralty slow in front of gal, and Rodger the whole of the American ships Colonisi Offences Act, 1849. cleared. Berg tried a solo effort, here, making it an international but finished by sending the ball match As there are several other outside the pasts. McHugh re-extremely good shots ir the flee: duced the Club lead at the second at present here, the match would attempt, for, receiving from undoubtedly prove to be a good Pascoe close in, a seat the ball one. Mr. Thomas suitably replied hard at Rodger and it rebounded and cheers were exchanged, thus to the R.G.A. centre who placed terminating a very close and it in the net, with Rodger beater enjoyable rasch

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RAINBOW”.

Play now favoured the R.G.A | The scores were as follow:- Bad several corners fell to them, but they could not finish and the j game ended with the Club victorai by 3 goals to 2.

The R.G.A. did not dessive to lose, for at the end of the game they were pressing and hal Har ris of the field.

Kowloon v. South China..

Mr. Thomas Mr. IX Mr. Knowles Mr. Nystrom

Kowloon opened their new Mr. Gladden ground on Saturday and beati

South China by a

goal to nili

The homesters went off with a dash

and for * time put thei

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and consists of seven rich al together. In addition to this splendid green, two miniature clock golf courses bave been isid but, and

The leading lady is Miss Jane Comfort. a young and charming actress who has lately been fully engaged with leading parts in three tennis courts. severa Landan productions and During the afternoon the band of hex latterly been playing Lady the red tirenadiers played musi Forbes Robertson's parts on tour. cal selections. The ratering was

The leading man is

Mr. done by Messrs. Wiseman's.

ocurred, Aus. Is the Chinese Winnington Barnes, a first class PAINFUL JOINTS. capisio was on the bridge, with actor of the Arthur Bourchier type.

and the chief He was leading man with Olga | In no disease does the blood |

the boatswain

officer. The officers were terri-Nethersole in England

and

fied into keeping quiet and offer-America. Sir Charles Hawtrey ing 20 resistence by a man and Robert Couraeidge. brandishing a revolver. The

NEW BOWLS GREEN.

chief engineer was on watch below. Al he knew WIS that the muzzle of a revolver was pointed at him and a voice told him to carry on and keep the Opened at Kowloon Dock. bal engines running, with which order

Employees of Kowloos Dock She deemed it wisest to comply. now have a hoe, new bowling The compradore upon hearing green, which was officially opened 85 shots fired was so scared that he on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. R

become thin so rapidly as in rheomatism. Not only does it be- come thin but it is loaded with im- purities-the rheumatic poisans. Without proper treatment these poisons increase, the joints in- Qame and swell and the patient/ becomes a cripple.

There are a number of methods of treating rheumatism, rest of them alming to keep down the thematic poisons until nature can build up the blood sufficiently to overcome them. But unfavour- able conditions of cold or damp-

6 straightaway dived over the side, M. Dyer in the presence of a The Sui Yik was towing a junk large_gathering of those interest

the time and the frightened ed. The green, which has beenness may give the disease the compradoremanaged to catch hold provided by the Dock Company advantage and a relapse or renew-

20

24

Total 4

DEFENCE CORPS

31

93

34 23

2

Chinese on the defensive. After Mr. Swan

1:2

13

the

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of it as it passed and so get is situate close to the new stated attack follows. aboard again. The second com. quarters. Before

official five minutes play South China M. Sumers

A opening ceremony was perform pradore was in his office. took up the attack and Townsend Mr. Railton

pirate appeared and, after firing aed, Mrs. Dyer planted a tree in had a warm time in the Kowloon Mr. Shaw #4 20 27

shot to intimidate him, ordered commemoration of the event. goal. It was left to Duncan to Mr.R Goodman 25

him to open the sale. Two Mr. 1. Keth. Chairman of the have the honour of scoring the i

pirates, whose faces were masked, Kowloon Dæk Recreation. Club. first goal on the new ground, for.!

one Total 11ized

of the sailors, introdused Mrs. Dyer to those pre- after 25 minutes' play. Coombes

One of the four Chinese guards seat. in the custre of bus retdarks worked through the defence, and,

attempted to put up fight, but he be referred to the lace that during seeing Duncan nicely placed.

came out second best. Three the war it was thought that by gave him the hall, the latter The Tamar banks were not sound, men tackled him. The guard creating the hours to 15 player beating Lau ing-cheone and, with the Ambrose full for attempted to draw his revolver. a day in the dockyards a greater and scoring the only goal of the ward line, the position may have but the pirates were too quick output would be assured. It was match. In turn the teams set up a been reversed.

for him. One slashed off the found to be a fallacion theory, bombardment of their opponents'

holster of his revolver with a however, to deprive men wholly of Koals.

but the goalkeepers.

knife, whilst another snatched recreation. They had to thank Mr. especially Townsend, brought oft. On the South Chins ground, the weapon away before he could Dyer for his sporting instinct in some marvellous saves, and with the King's had an easy win over bring it into play. ALother recommending the Company to lay the final whistle sounding South the Police by six clear goals. pirate aimed his revolver straight out this ground for them Mr. China retired defeated by a goal The Police middle lice was not at the unfortunate guard's head Keith then referred to the famous to nil,

success, for the King's forwards and fired point-blank. It was story of Sir Francis Drake and bis Cooth China tried out had much their own way and only marvel he was not killed.reful to fight the Spanish Armada practically

forward the splendid goalkeeping of Swan The guard dropped to the deck before he und finished his game of lice, while Kowloon made kept the score from going to unconscious and was treated upon bowls. He hastened to add, how- a couple of changes. Townsend double figures. For the opening the ship's arrival in port. The turning out in the goal while 20 minutes, Swan was stopping | pirates secured or frightened the Pascoe turned out in the middle shots from all the forwards and remainder of the guards and line.

Tamar

&

ле

Ambrose,

obe.

King's v. Police.

men in the dock were subsequent- ly arrested and charged with being concerned in the outrage.

The case is proceeding. "INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE FOR

made a good target until he failed sailors and then looted the ship. to stop one from Jones who turn-taking four hundred odd dollars On the Navy" ground, into the net. This success en- etc.

ed a centre from Burnett safely in Chinese money, arms, clothing. When the vessel reached last game was seen between the couraged the younger players of Sam Kok the ship was stopped. Tamar and Ambrose, the former the King's, for. in the next 12 Three bosts came alongside and winning after a struggle by the minutes, they were four goals up. the pirates boarded these and odd goal in three. Routley re- Hart having scored two and Dyer made their getaway. The four placed Booth in goal for the Tarar, and Hudson led the attack. Ambrose turned

Crossing over four goals down, out their usual side, but disaster over the Police took up the attack came them early in the game, but the King's middle line kept Boulter having to leave the field. them from becoming dangerous. He took no further part in the The Police tried the one-back game. The Tamar took the lead game and for a time were suc- through Carroll, and the Ambrose cessful until Jones received and equalised before the interval. during a 'scramble in the goal After the change of ends, the mouth, managed to work the ball Ambrose pressed and looked to P1st Swan. Jones again racei Mission in Shanghai, and Mrs. have the game well in band, but,ed well out and, beating all playing only four forwards, they opposition, scared the best goal could not finish and the Tamer of the match. With the final Tsai Ting-kan, for the best essay took the lead through Hill whistle sounding, the King's were following good work by Hudson victors of a very one-sided game and Brazendale. The Ambrose by six goals to nil.

tried hard to tével up but could

not get through and retired de-

feated by two goals to one."

You don't need to be rich in z D

A VOTROLA.

CHINA. Word has reached Shanghai to

the effect that Mr. Downing E. Proctor, son of Dr. T. T. Proctor, treasurer of the Northern Baptist Proctor, his been given the G.$200 prize, offered by Admiral

on *International Justice for

student to be published in the Asia Magazine. Mr. Proctor, JB., isa graduate of the Shanghai American Sobool and is now....8.

sity, Granville Chic.

Chins by an American college

Coyah played well in goal and Ax Montric's about their easy payment student in the Deninson Univer- Bolnesves did well on the wing.

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