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INTERPORT BOWLS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHANGHAI'S VISIT.

DAVIS CUP.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

-SELECTION OF AMERICAN

TEAM.

Mr. R. Sutherland presided over a

Forest Hills, Aug. 16. mmittee meeting of the Hongkong In the Davis Cup trials for the wn Bowls Association yesterday, selection of the fourth player of the ich was convened for the purpose Davis Cup team, Lott, the conqueror making preparations for the forth of Lacoste, was, boaten by Hunter, ming visit of the Shanghal team Tilden's doables partnerRenter's

lawn bowlers and for deciding American Service. atters relating to the Spey Royni

p competition.

Besides the Chairman, there were;

The Venue.

are

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osent, Messrs. D. Templeton, (Vice occur. If necessary they em esident), A. O. Brawn, (1pm. powered to enrol further assistance tonsurer), G. Morrison (Taikoo), without obtaining the consent of the

Overy (K.C.C.), H. G. Cooper General Committee. owloon Dock, R. C.), G. Hender- (K.D.R.C.), B. A. Smith (Civil rvice), R. Basa (Cralgengower),| a c. J. Tacchi (Hon. Secretary), Applications for entrance to the were re- by Royal competition ved from the Hongkong Electric mpany, the Hongkong & China Dockyard Company and the Creation Club. After discussing eligibility of these clubs, it was tided to write to them refusing an entry the competition on the bund that only clubs affiliated to

Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associa

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n are entitled to enter.

Spey Royal Draw.

NOT GUILTY OF MURDER,

CASTLE PEAK TRIAL ENDS.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1927.

LAWN TENNIS.

MR. S. G. LUM TO APPEAR LOCALLY.

Following a retirement of one

Local tonnis fans will be Interest- aro being and a half hours the jury in the ed to learn that efforts Castle Peak murder trial brought made for Mr. S. G. Lum, the Austro- in a verdict of not guilty at 7.30am player, who will be passing last evening and the prisoner was

through the Colony on his way to discharged.

Shanghai during the next two days, As abon ns he left to meet some of the best local players. the dock he was followed by a large crowd of Chinese some of irhom had watched the whole of the proceedings since they started over a week ago,

Final speeches by counsel were made yesterday morning, Mr. F. C. Jenkin's address to the jury An interesting discussion took occupying an hour before the tiffin place as to the best venue for the interval and two hours afterwards, interport match. Mr. II. M. MeHis Lordship, Mr. Justice, Wood, Tavish proposed that the Interport summed up in an hour and a quar- proper be played on the Craigengowerter, the jury retiring at 5.55 and Club's green, but Mr. Overy thought

returning at 7.25. it would be batter to have the match. played on the K. C. C's green. Mr. Cooper proposed that the claims of the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club that the match should be played on their green, should be given priority on the ground that they possessed the finest green in the Colony,

Continuing his address in the afternoon Mr. Jenkin said that on the evidence of the ropes alone there was abundant material on which any tribunal could say that the woman hanged herself.

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The Secretary of the Chinese Rc- creation Club is making arrange ments for a series of matches to bo played at Causeway Bay, during the short time that Mr. Lum will be in the Colony. Mr. Lun, who, arrives to-morrow, will most probably leave for the northern part on Monday by the same boat, the Tenyo Maru, as the other Chinese athletes, as the Tango Maru on which he will arrivo from Australia will not call at Shang- hai.

According to the tentativo pro- Krammo arranged, Mr. Lum will have some practice with the Chinese R. C. players on Thursday afternoon and on the following day it is hoped to match the Australian against Honda or some other noted local player. There being a tea dance in

on the

his honour on Saturday, Mr. Lum will not be able to appear courts on that day, but on Sunday

The drawing for the Spey Royal Brawn. Addressing the meeting, Mr. the two ropes could' at one time another match will be arranged.

mpetition was then made.

There

re ten clubs entered, and the re-

t is as follows:-

Kowloon C. C-Bye.

Taikoo C. C., Bye.

Civil Servicc,-Bye.

bir. McTavish's proposal was sup-

Mr. Jenkin dwelt exhaustively ported by Mr. Smith and Mr. Overy's with the ropes and showed what proposal was supported by Mr. the effect of cutting was and how Brawn said that last year when the have been joined. His comments committee decided to hold the match

un the ropes alone occupied half an on the Taikoo green, the K. C. Chour.. were heaten by one vote. In

only fairness to the Kowloor Club, the

their green. He

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Dealing with the knot on the Kowloon Dock v. Club de Recreio match should be played this year on rope round the neck he said the among Chinese pirates, in the bio-

said that speaking woman could easily have made it as a bowler, he could say with cer-while the rope, was round her neck. tainty that the K.C.C. possessed the He was prepared to take off his best green in the Colony. Mr. Brown

Kowloon Bowling Green v. Police

C.

East Point R. C.,-Bye. Craigengower C. C..-Bye. Royal H.K. Yacht Club-Bye.

The Interport.

The secretary then read the cer

pondence which had taken place ween the local Association and the anghai Lawn Bowls Association, e Northern

added that it would be only just to collar if necessary and demons-Albert Hastings Markham; Cam-

the K. C. C. and remarked that they would be a source of great assistance in the matter of hospitality.

Mr. Smith remarked that he felt sure that in the matter of hospitality, Craigengower could not be excelled by the K. C. C.

that port indiested

Mr. Tacchi mentioned

that he y wore able to send a team by the thought that the Craigengower Club of September to play in Hong- could not make the necessary seating ng during the first week in Octo-accommodation, beside, with base- The longsong Association re-ball and cricket going on at other ed that they would be delighted to parts of the Valley, the venue would not be ns suitable as the K. C. C. Mr. Sutherland, explained that the where it was quiet and peaceful. ngkong team was chosen last year Į

commodate them.

Selection Committee of three, including the Chairman or the cretary, He suggested a similar bcedure might be adopted this

ar.

After Mr. Overy had proposed that Committee of three be formed, the airman indicated that he would be very helpful as a member of

Sélection Committee and sted that four members be chosen. C. J. Tacchi's presence in the ection Committee would bring the mber to five, which would be the me as last year.

Craigengower Selected.

Mr. Basa mentioned that a few SOLES ge the Bowling Interport Committee decided to hold the match on different greens every year. The match had been held in Kowloon und Taikoo and it was Happy Valley's turn this year.

Continuing Mr. Basa said that many of the league players who had visited Craigengower, remarked that the green was one of the best in Hongkong and of course they knew what they were talking about. The The following were then elected chief-point was that the venue should mbers of the Selection Committee: be in rotation, and therefore the sars, A. O. Brawn, W. Russell, G.match should be played at the Valley. rrison, R. Lapsley and C. J.I the K. C. C had the best green, no cchi. The meeting decided that doubt the match would be played s Committee be empowered to fill there next year,

Mr. Smith said that had the Civil Service green been in good playing

y vacancies that might occur,

Trial Matches.

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conlition, he would have elaimed that Mr. Smith proposed that several the match be played on their green. al matches be played before then any case, he supported the idea erport match. He said that last that the match should be played at ar, it was regrettable that only one Happy Valley.

al was carried out. A sub-committee for the arrange int of matches, accommodation of

and the Interport din visitors, was next appointed. They were ef Inspector W. Kens (II. K. P.), . C. Bond and Mr. D. Harvey. As

The motion of Mr. Cooper that the match should be played at the Kow- toon Dock R. C. was not seconded, and the proposal was accordingly withdrawn. A vote was taken as to whether the match should take place

trate this.

If prisoner had been an astute and cunning man he would have denied that he had been to | Canada. But an being asked about his journeys he had volun- teered the information that he had been to Canada twice, and therefore had double opportunities of acquiring knowledge of nauti- sal knots. There was no evidence to show that if a man travelled third class to Vancouver learned. anything about knots.

Evidence Discredited.

he

With reference, to the trousers which had figured in the case, Mr. Jenkin asked why the prisoner should have taken them off. There

to the question of was no reason for it. With regard suicide the woman did not dress up although it was customary to do so. But. because it was customary did not mean that there were no excep- | tions.

With regard to the mui tsui, her evidence must be discredited on the question of the quarrel at Idast. Mr. Jenkin said that she had been invited to show how the prisoner used the broom in the quarrel with his wife. But the witness had refused to show how

it

Was

handled.

She had been contradicted by every other independent witness with regard to the quarrel. Ee thought the jury was more that warranted in saying that her evid ence in regard to this left such a lavour of untruthfulness that

they could not return the verdict they were invited to by the CrowEL,,

on Craigengower of Kowloon C. C.), The prisoner had been in the

the case of the Selection Committee, green and resulted in the selection

s Committee was also empowered of the Happy Valley Club by five

fill any vacancies which might votes to four.

WOMEN WORLD'S RECORDS BEATEN.

Three world's, records were broken at the championship meeting of the Women's A. A. A. at Reading. Miss P. Green. (London Olympiades) set up a world's record in the high jump with 5ft. 24in., and Miss M. F. Hegarty (London Olympiades) won the half mile walk in the world's record time of 3min. 64 1--6secs., which beat the previous best by 11 4-5aces. The other world's record was broken when the Middlesex Ladies' Club won the 600 yards relay race in 1min. 18 2-5secs. Photo: Mias P. Green wins high jump.

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witness box undergoing a most gruelling and searching cross- examination for a day and il quarter. Everything was put to him that the ingenuity of the Crown could bring up, but it was never suggested to him that there. was a motive. The Crown had now found a motive but it har not been put to the prisone

The Jealous Wife.

Dealing with the theory of suicide Mr. Jenkin said that the prisoner's wife had not been able to give him a son when he had reached the age of 50 and she sug gested that he should take a con cubine. The latter bore'a son and therefore there was rivalry in that, sense. The wife found her husband's affections slipping away from low, and complained that they had gone to the concubine. The wife must therefore have felt jealous. To cap it all she was Found out giving a ring to an- other man,

Mr. Jenkin referred to the con cubinu systèm and said it was commonly stated that it frequently lend to the taking of life.

strangled

If the prisoner hud his wife and then strung her up, why did he cut the body down?

"Nothing in Eternity."

In conclusion Mr. Jenkin said I can only thank you most pro- fusely for the extreme attention you have paid to the evidence and to what I have had to say. The time I have taken is nothing in eternity but I should be failing in my duty if I did not put all that waa'in me for the defence of any man. Before I take my seat 1 should also like to thank His Lord- ship. I say in confidence that I think you will entertain sufficient doubt that death was not due to strangulation that you will furn a verdict of not guilty."

His Lordship then reviewed the evidence, the jury retiring nt

5.55 p.m.

re-

After they had returned and the prisoner had been discharge the mui laai burst into tears and was taken out of Court still weeping.

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