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THE WORLD SPORT
SHAMEEN CRICKET.
SEAMEW WINS IN BAD WEATHER.
Canton, July 20. HM.S. Seamew, defeated the Shameen Sports Cup by 34 runs. on the Fati ground this afternoon. The game was played in appalling weather. Winning the toss, the Seamew batted first, their innings being Interrupted by a heavy storm after which the ground was practi enlly Blooded, Duncan took 5 wickets' for the Club, getting a hat trick, as he took two wickets with the Inst two balls of one over and one with the Grst ball of the next. all dismissed The Seamew were for 75.
Benvy rain was, falling during the whole inainge of the Club besides which the light was failing badly. Curbly took six wickets for the Seamew, also getting the hat trick. Seores:
1. M. S. Seantew,
Muhondy, It Duncan
Barrey, run aut
Cardy, b Dute
Lent, Hill Walker, Duncan
Goodman, Till, 1 Duncan
Metill, Dunean
Larson,
Lammert
lient, Camm. Lhughum, ↳ Dujem
Robson, Bi, b Duncan
Wash, e and b Linaker
Keder, not unt
SOUTH CHINA `A.A.
OFFICIALS ELECTED, FOR
NEXT YEAR.
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The following are the newly elected officials for the ensuing year:
President-Li Yau-tsun, C.B.E. Vice-Presidents-T. N. Chau and D. W. Luke.
Chairman-Tsol Kin-yung, Vice-Chairmen-Ho lu and Ng Szo-
kwong.
Hon. Treasurer-Li Tze-chung. General Secretary-J. 8. Bhak. Assistants-Leung lu-wing, and K. F. June,
Educational: (Manager) Soo Pel- abno; (Assistants) Lal Dai-po and Chan Til-yat.
Intelligence: (Mannger) Taol Wat- yat; (Assistants) Wang Yin-nin and Yu Kul-yin
Social: (Manager) Sham Hip-Long; (Assistant) Kwok An-po.
Boy Scouts: (Manager) Leung Cho-yue; (Assistant) Leung
Sui-sang.
|MORE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST POLICE.
THREE LONDON OFFICERS SUSPENDED.
AN INQUIRY BOARD.
Police Ordera, the official docu- ment which circulates throughout the Metropolitan Police Force, contains an announcement to the effact that three officers have been suspended from duty following allegations made against them, and that they will in due coursa- appear before a disciplinary board at Scotland Yard.
The officers are. Chief Inspector Mears, Station-Sergeant Edwards. and Police Constable Milla.
Chief Inspector Meara has serve ed for 28 years in the Force, and has been sub-divisional inspector:
"C" Division and Chief Inspec-
tor at Bow-street, which is in the "E Division. Last January he was transferred to Devonport. Dockyard.
Station-Sergeant Edwards has for some time been employed at elerical work af Scotland Yard. Polles Constable Mills is in the "X" Division.
Cho- Boxing (Manager) Sun
This year seven officers have wing: (Assistants) Wong Shiu-heen dismissed the Force, and one cheung, 14 Kam-fuk and, Wei Man-asked to resign. Detective-Ins-- wel.
pector Ginhoven and Detective Track and Field: (Manager) Li Sergeant Jones, Special Branch, 20 Wni-chi (Ansistunt) Li Shlu-lun.
Fastball: (Manager) Wong Ka-Police Constable Farman
Police Sergeants Pullard and Hail, faun; (Assistants) Tong Shuk-pui, Police Constable Scotchbrook, "" Lau Pak-wut and Jo Yun-kwong. *
and
Baseball: (Manager) Wong Kut- Division, and Police Constable Kiu; (Assistants) R. Shim and Kwong Smith, "T" Division, have been 16 fan-t
damissed the Force. Police Can- Basket-ball: Manager) Li Woon-stable Watson, "M" Division, hed chei; (Assistant) La Min-fun.
Billiards: (Manager) Leung Pan- Eun; (Assistant) Trang Chung nh
Temis: (Manager) Ho Wei-hing; (Assistants) Chan So and Mok Hing 75 chiu
Extras
Total
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BASEBALL MATCH.
EASY WIN FOR MELI UNIVERSITY.
Volley-hall: (Manager) Fung. Iv- kun; (Assistants) Lam Shin-wa and Chan Sik-ping.
fai;
Swimming: (Manager) Yuen Chan- (Assistania). Li Kam-fok, Loung Tit-sang and
and Cheung Ming. Amusements: (Manager) Ko Yau- Cheung (Axsistant) Leung Wing-tak. Music: (Manager) Pun Yin-tat} (Asistant) Sau Cho yêu anh Fung
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LOCAL BILLIARDS.
CHEF AND PETTY OFFICERS
BEAT PRISON STAFF.
The Meiji University team had a runaway victory over the All- Hongkong baseball side at Caro- line Hill yesterday, afterngan, winning by 19 to 0.. The visitors were superior in every department of the game; and their play was such admired by the large crowił } Ch. & 1,0%. Prison Officers, present.
Played in the Prison Ofeers Mess Friday night, a kernly contested game between the Prison Ofivers and the chief and Petty Officers Heren-
The umpires were Mrasts. Fur- bush and Parter, and the line-up was as follows:
Meiji
Tezuka Leonard ib. Washio
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been railed upon to resign.
These cases are in addition to Dant of Sergeant Goddard, who was sentenced to 18 months' hard. labour, and ordered to pay a fine of £2,000 at the Old Bailey in January for accepting bribes.
THE CHINESE R.C.
EXTENSION OF CAUSEWAY BAY GROUND PROPOSED.
The annual general meeting of the Chinese Recreation Club was held yes terday in the Club Pavilion.
Mr.
Sze-kwong presided, and was supported by Mr. Li Ching-fang Home Secretary). Mr. Cheung U pul (Hon, Treasurer) and other Com- mittee membres,
The notice convening the meethu having been read by the, Bon. Secre fary, the minutes of the last annual meeting were passed.
The Chairman referred to the an nual report and accounts, which had already been circulated and published, De invited comments
ents thereon, and added that the Club was now
1929.
They're great
Says the Hon. Bob
Sarony
SILK CUT VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
KOWLOON FACTORY
CONDITIONS.
DENOUNCED BY MEDICAL
OFFICER,
SWATOW STREET
BATTLE.
(Continued from Page 1.1
New Development,
LAST NIGHT'S RAIN STORM.
(Continued from Page 1.)
of the restriction, or to the 4th, 5th or Bth stages 38
The case in which a Chinese: It is now proposed to develop circumstance may dietate, should widow is charged with ill-treatment the mine selontifically, Modernit be found that the state and failing to provide for her mi machinery has been imported, an of the reservoirs would not justify
for her tai as she would
own electric plant is to be put up, andļa continuation of the third stage. daughter, was continued before Mr. some 600 men employed the year It is therefore imperative that the T. S. Whyte Smith at the Kowloon round to mine the two metals. If strictest economy should be ex- Magistracy on Saturday.
the enterprise succeeds, and there ercised by all, particularly by the Giving evidence, Dr. H. A. seems no reason why it should tenants of metered houses which" Fawcett denounced the conditious not, a quiet spot in the hills about will also get a 12-hour supply by under which young girls are 2,000 feet above sea-level will be reason of the fact that the street allowed to work at a Kowloon knit-come a busy centre of industry.fountains, and the metered houses ing factory. He said that the Another ten miles further west get their supply from the same night, work, 10 hours a night is another mine where a few years general" main," seven days a week, was most in- ago silver was extracted. It was jurious to complainant, a mui taai under a stream of water, not far of about 15, that it must re-act on her system and would also, if con- tinued, affect any children she might have later in life.
The work that this child was de- ing, the Medical Officer said, would knock my any European girl and many men.
that
Tanks System.
to the Goverment for a Tuesday morning at 11.30 a.mmine has been since disused. It them a supply through tanks for
piece
ndjoining of
their grounds to enable further extension of the Club's activities,
No questions were asked, and after daly areunded by Mr. Wong
tion Room resulted in a win for the Ram-ying, the Report and Accounts
latter by 9 points. Scores;
were passed:
The meeting proceeded with the 150 election of the new Committee. The 169 principal office-holders will be elect. 31ed at a meeting of the new Committe
this week.
Pavey Down Purches Petherick Mandy
101 Pile
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139 Cowland
150 Jillett
160 Franks
95
150 Burgess
114
Fairburn
156 Hodge
10!
840
716
Steel and Coulson League, The results of matches played last week were as follows:
Hongkong
Rubia
p.
M. Chang
J'air
2b.
Sumida
Kwok
Bl.
Manu
Hachiuma
S.
Tanabe
Zafra
K
Masu
Birrell
E. Chang
Youezawa 'Sakurai
Tursday.
B.K. P. Res.
900 R.A. Sgts.
300 Garrison Sets, 641
10
874 R.E. Sgt.
50
45 C. & P.O.
701
Friday.
R.A. Sgts. Garrison Sgts. R.E. Sgt.
C. & P. O.
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SL.I. Sgis.
After the 5th frnings Nakamuen, 22.6. Washio and Matsuki took over the St. Patrick's positions of pitcher, catcher and HK. Police 1st bustan respectively, whiteBuffalo Club Ed.- Chang relieved Ruflia on the mound for Hongkong.
Following the ball game a Chin ese dinner was given in honnur
of the visitors at the Ka Ping Res-
| taurant, which was attended by
quite a number of fans,
THE TEST TEAM,
A. W. CARN CAPTAIN FOR
MANCHESTER MATCH.
London, July 20.
The English team for the fourth Test match against South Afrien, which starts at Manchester on Satur: day next, has been chosen follows!
A. W. Carr (Notts) captain.
I. E. S. Wyatt (Warwickshire),
H. Sutcliffe (Yorkshire),
E. H. Dowley (Sureox).
W. Rt. Hammond (Gloucester).
FE.
F. F. Woolley (fent).
M. W. Tate
A. P. Freeman
Duckworth
6. Geary (Leicestershire).
E. Hendren (Middlesex) 12th pian.
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J. B. Halbe (Surrey) was selected but he informed the Committee that
and asked to be allowed to down-Reuter,
¡B, Des Vœux Road, Central. | he did not feel justified in accepting
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FANLING GOLF.
aland
The Bogey. Pool at Fanling for 20th and 21st July was cancelled owing to insufficient entrles.
VALLEY GOLF.
MEMBERS OF KOWLOON CLUB ENTERTAINED.
The case was adjourned till
when his Worship will deliver his decision.
RYE LIFEBOAT DISASTER.
NEW PROPOSALS FOR ADMINISTERING FUNDS.
London, June 22.
from a water-fall, and to work it "The residents in the Central it had been necessary to dam and District from Queen's Rond divert the stream. Unfortunately northward who do not at present one day the force of water broke get any water from the street-· the dam and a number of workmen fountains but have to rely un- were drowned. The folk of the tirely upon the tanks which are. the comparatively near to them, will countryside thought spirits of the stream had taken have to be satisfied with the vengeance on the workers and the present arrangement which gives seems unlikely that such a place the whole 24 hours. should remain long undeveloped,
**The residents at Wanchal also if the administration of the cou from Queen's Road northward who try becomes firm enough to protect at present get a 4-hour supply a company, and were willing to through the street-fountains as grant mining rights.
well as a constant supply from the tanks, will as from to-morrow have the street-fou itains shut off,
the tanks, for the same reason that applies to the case of the Inhabitants in the Central District on the same level.
PORTUGUESE SENT TO and will have to rely entirely upon
GAOL.
(Continued from Page 1)
"No Unnecessary Hardship.
"The Waler Authority will, how-
Sir William
tho Jowitt.
"You are a very young man and Attorney-General, yesterday re- I am always loath to send young ceived the trustees of the Rye people to prison, but I don't see Lifeboat Disaster Fund. Mr. how I can, avoid doing so in your ever. open stree-fountains for 12 Perry Idle, solicitor, of Hastings, case, because your conduct was de-hours in streets within the area who represented the dependents liberate. It is not a case of having mentioned where it is found neces- caused to any. A team representing the Kowloon of those who lost their lives in seen the money and being suddenly sary to do so, so that real hard. 7:40 S.L.I. Sergis. 707 Golf Club was entertained the the disaster, was also present attempted and going off with it.ship may not be
The facts show that not only did The Government finds this ar Happy Valley players yesterday, the conference. singles being played in the morning The trustees brought forward you steal these packets but you rangement the best it can make for and foursomes in the afternoon. The the new plans they have just commost deliberately altered docu- the present, and hopes that the matches resulted in a win for tho pleted for the distribution of the ments. That goes to show you people will co-operate with a view home players, the Kowloon players be- £35.000 subscribed from all parts must have thought it out preto conserving our water supply to
viously. Ing more successful in the foursomes of the country for the dependents.
"We shall be pleased to receive 829 C.C.C. 640 St. Patrick's 900 than in the singles. Details follow:
The discussion continued for
The Sentence.
representations from the residents about two hours, after which the
"You had a chance of making of any streets which find that the following statement was issued:-good when you took the packets to collection of water from tanks A frank interchange of views your rooms, Instead of thinking solely is of distinct hardship. Wo took place, and very satisfactory what you had done, you take the will then most willingly take up only letter which had cash in It the matter with the Government Attorney-General, after and burn the rest.
"I am going to give you con alressing the desirability, of pre- venting any further delay and of sideration for your age. The acri-lenst sentence I can pass on you allaying
TUL
7 H.K. Police' 839 824 Buffalo Club 744. D. de Berna
Kowluen, 826 H.K. P. Res, 726. G. Howard The highest break for the week A. T. Braley was £ made by Mr. Blakey, of the
II. Overy Hongkong Police,
LAWN TENNIS.
POSTPONED MATCHES PLAYED OFF,
progress was made.
Bingtea.
Happy Valley.
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I
0
K. Morrison
ย
R. Campbell
11. Black'
J. McKoluba
1 F. E. Booker
0
A. Laps
0
A. 2. W. Dorling
1
3. 11. Austin
0
C. Mycuck
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H. W. Jak
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K. Clarke
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J. Hampton
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W. Groves
14 A. Brooksbank
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44,
Fearsomer,
Happy Valley.
W. 2. Ber
Kowloon.
da Ross Howard
Fraley, & Overy Mekali & James Austin & I'ga
Although the oMelal League season closea un August 3, there are yet several outstanding matches in the ler & Hampton three Divisions. On Saturday, when Eastman & Grave only one game was down, several postponeil natélies were played off.
The results had little effect on the Leading positions in Uns threu divisions, the Club de Recreio in the "C" being the only top team. to be
the somewhat
monious feeling which had arisen, is 18 months imprisonment with 6 made the following suggestions as hard labour."
2 Brawn & Morglaon 9.
to a solution of the difficulties.
A capital grant to be made? forthwith as follows: £1,000 to each of the five widows: ̈£250 to) z Bosker & Horlog the parent or parents of each un-
5 Campbell & Cook 2
Mrvork & Clarke
24 married son lost in the disaster.
The balance of the fund, which]
Teater, 2 Matthews and Hroykalank
0
7
will then amount to about £25,000,) is.to be handed over to the Publie
Trustee for administration by him.
MEETING IN COURT AFTER 28 YEARS.
COUNSEL AND MARINE WHO .PASSED AT SEA.
Two men who passed each other
He will be assisted., by a local at sea 28 years ago met in the Law committee consisting of seven Courts recently.
ongaged. They had no difficulty in AMERICAN ATHLETICS. persons whose names have been
taking the point from the II.E & R.S. winning all nine sots, In the same division the Chinose R.C. met the Hongkong C.C. and won by seven sela to two.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
"I" Division.
LE. & R.S. South China Nippon
9. Recreio
Indian R.C. @Y.M.C.A.
8
2
Recreio Chinese RC. Craigengower
'ORE, & RS
"C" Division, s
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BEATEN,
88
t
Ono was in the witness-box and provisionally agreed, so to the other was the barrister cross- secure the maximum benefits to
examining him. the dependente.
The witness was a former Mar- A trust deed will be prepared defining the powers of the Publieno, who was serving on the Ophir when the King and Queen were on administration,
Lo DA
Travers Jobands (New York) July 20, Trustee
In the Inter-Varsity athletics involving the power to make fur board in 1901, and the barrister Princeton and Cornell defeated Ox-ther capital grants and to settle was Mr. R. A. Willes, who was a ford and Cambridge by nine events the question of who are depen-when the two vessels met at Malta. miahipman In H.M.S. Undaunted to three,~~--Reiter's American Service, denta.
British Victory.
The Mayor of Rye expressed
When Mr. Willes roso to cross-
Newport, Rhode Is., July 21, himself as fully in favour of the examine the witness he asked him The Oxford and Cambridge lawn suggestions which the Attorney if the Ophir passed the Undaunted. tennis players beat Harvard and General had made so far as he coming home. The witness re- Yale, by 16 matches to 8, thus win-persorially was concerned, and he membered the incident, and Mr. 2 Hongkong CC.ning the custody of the Prentice Cup was supported in this by all the Willes remarked: "Then we have 6 R.A.0.C,
a second time--Reuters American
trustees who were present. met before."
the utmost.
with a view to obtaining a re- opening of the treat fountains.
"It may be interesting to the public to know that in connexion with the purely temporary mea- aurea adopted by the Government in bringing water to the leland $500,000 has already been spent, and that the Finance Committed will soon be asked to vote another half a million dollars for the same purpose."
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