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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG. JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL HACE MEETING, 1935. 10th 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 20th, February, 1918.

On Baturday 18th, Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd February, the first bell will be rung at 11 am, and the first race will bo run at 11.30 am. On Saturday, 20th February, the first bell will be rung at 2.30 p.m. and the first race will bo run as 2.00 p.m.

The tiffin interval will be after the Afth race on the first four days of

the Meeling,

MEMBERS' BADGES AND...”

ENCLOSURES.

Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

No one without a badge will bo admitted to the Members' Enclosure. Badges admitting non-members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax-or $40.00 including tax for the Meeting (ladies $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) are obtainable through the Secretary upon introduction by a member, such member to be reapon- sible for all chits, etc.

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

SAILOR'S ASSAULT APPEAL DISMISSED

Sentence To Start From Day Of Appeal

Sentenced to 12 weeks' hard labour by the Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, Harbour Master, for as- saulting A. Sanuki, Third Officer of the sa. Silksworth, H. Waki- siba, Japanese quartermaster of the ship, brought an appeal against the penalty before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Mac- Gregor this morning.

Appearing for the appellant, who was not present in Court, Mr. W. A. Mackinlay, of Deacons, said his client was convicted on February 2 last before the Marino Magistrate on a charge of assault and given the maximum sentence of 12 weeks' im- prisonment.

Appellant originally

pleaded not guilty but after evidence for the prosecution had been given he made a statement admitting the assault.

Continuing, Mr. Mackinlay sald the appeal was against sentence only, The Secretary's Omce, 1st floor, on the ground that in the circum- EXCHANGE BUILDING, (Tel.stances it was too severe. In the 27701) WILL CLOSE AT 10.00 a.m.fest place, the maximum sentence ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and was passed on a mon who had no at 12.00 NOON ON THE FIFTH previous

conviction whatsoever. DAY.

Secondly, the nature of the assault did not justify the sentence, and Anally it was clear from the remarks of the Marine Magistrate that he was Influenced by the evidence as to the conduct of the remainder of the crew.

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable each day at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tel- 21020.

On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the Meeting. No amahs will be allowed on the Fifth Day,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day including tax for all persons Includ ing ladies, and is payable at the Gate,

"TWO PHASES" OF A59AULT The assault could be divided into two phases, namely, that appellant first struck the Third Oficer with his the depositions

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ICE HOCKEY MATCHES

Canada Defeats England

Prahara, Czechoslovakia, Feb, 20. In the finals of the world ice hockey championships, Canada beat England by three goals to one. All the scoring was done by the bett Germany by three goals to nil in a United Pres2.

Czechoslovakia

MAPLE LEAFS LOSE

Washington, Feb. 20. The following are the results of Saturday:

lee

SOCCER PLAYED IN RAIN

Ships' Sporting

Rivalry

FEBRUARY 21, 1988,

COLONY TENNIS DRAW

First

Round Matches

· The following is the draw for the

Colony Open Tennis Championships which start next Monday:

SINGLES

Eyes: Taul Wal-pul v. A. Chan; |J. A. H. Douglass v. W. Sander.

1st, Round:-E. C. Fincher v. Ma Nal-kwong; F. V. Harrison v. P. S. Leong, Marsland v. C. Crawford; B. Szelo v. Luk Ding-cheong, 3. A. Rumjahn v. Major F. T. Baines, F. A. Broadbridge v. W. A. Land, Leong Ping-chlu v. H, Y. Ho; A. V. Gosano B. W. Liang: Leo Wal-tong v. S. A. Gray: B. Agaturoff v.

A Warr v. Wong Shlu-wing; Pay Lt. Cdr. R. H. Rump v. J. C. Pool; Taul Yon Pul v. W. J. Skinner: N. Drysdale v. Pang Ol-lam; S. 9. Hussain บ. H. Owen Hughes; M. W. v. Firdos Khan; Paul Kong v, Y. Wong Fook-nom.v. J. W. v, H. Chan;

C.

Leonard; F. H. Kwok

Wei Chung

v. T. E. Wheble; J. F. L.

D. Yeng v. Tennie Wongi

BARI. M. A. Razack; W..

C.

v. Tonnie Wapg; G. W. Sewell

v. George Chon,

Eyes:T. A. Pearce V. Monaghan; S. A. Hussain v. H. D. Rumjahn.

DOUBLES

Byes: Luk Ding-cheung and Wong

fists and later aliacked him with a hockey league matches played on Canada and MacDust (penalty) and Kong and Major F. T. Baines: 1

steel poker. From

it was clear that the Best incident was a very minor one, and although the second was more serious there was a certain amount of provocation appellant having been given a good Soldiers and Sailors in form shaking by complainant after they admitted to the Public Enclosure at

If this had not been separated. $1.00 per day including tax,

Counsel

the submitted, happened, second assault would not have arisen for li was not until after he had been returned with a steel poker. shaken that appellant went away and

will

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc., not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong

Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

Tins, will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure.

SERVANTS' PASSES Passes for Servants will be issued en application to the Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange Building,

Any persons found loltering with Servants passes in their possession will forfelt the same and will be

removed from the Enclosure.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 14th February, 1838.

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Referring to the third ground that the Magistrale was influenced by the evidence as to the conduct of the remainder of the crew, Mr. Mackin- report of the proceedings Iny quoted

the S S. C. M. Post,

in which from Comdr. Hole was reported to have sald

Discipline on board the ship seemed just before ho pussed sentence; to be practically nit. It may be all right under some lags but not under British dag. It looks to be a very near mutiny and accused seems to have carried that into actual fact

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Americans

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(at Montreal)

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G. W. Sewell and T. C.

Braving the rain a side from Shiu-wing y A. Warr and W. A. RMS Empress of Asia, met the Land; F. H. Kwols and S. W. Liang "Canada" in the last football game R. B. Bulpin and F. A. Fowler; play-off for the Thornycroft Cup yesterday on S. A. and H. D. Rumjahn v Ip Cho- the Kowloon Football Club ground.. pong and Llu Kwal-fan: I. Agafuros After allowing the Asia to gain a two and J. Pengelly v D. K. Leung and goal lend in the first half the Canada B. Szeto; A. V. Gogano and A. V. came back strongly in the second Remedios Leisen Lew and Peter U; half and shared points with their Ng Kam-chuen and P. F. Choy opponents. McGinlay scored for the J. W. Leonard and George Chon; Paul I and Lee Wal-tong v Major L. A. Sinclair for the Asia.

Newnham Leung Ping-chiu and Marsland. The Japan which defeated the Asla by a score of three goals to twn, p. 5 Round:-N, W. Dimsey and has won the trophy, which is now Monaghan C. Fincher and W. C. being kept in the offices of tho Bycs:-E. Canadian Pacific SS. Co., and will be presented to the Empress of Japanung v M. W. Lo and M. K. Lo; Ma Nai-kwong and Li Kwan-ming v team when the vessel arrives in port A, C. I. Bowker and W. M. Barton; an March 25.

H. Owen Hughes and T. A. Pearce v A. Chan and H. Chan; H. A. Barros and J. Gonsalves v Wong Fuk-nam R.M.S. Empress of Asia met the and Cheng Ping-yeung; Tsul Wal- Canada in a billard match at the pui and Taul Yan-pul y T. E. Wheble Engineers Club yesterday and won and J. A. H. Douglass: Wel Chung by 600 points to 383. The games and Pang Ol-lam. v Pay. Lt. Car. were 150 points up. Barry (Asia) R. H. Rump and F. L. Watt: A. beat Ferry, 150 to 79 points. The Crawford and G. C. Burnett v S. A. remaining scores were Welsman Hussain and S. S. Hussain; F. V. defeated Le May 150 to 100, McGinlay Harrison and W. Sander v Capt. beat Lawrence 150 to 112 and Drum-] L. J. C. Loch and J. M. Tomlinson. mond bent McDonald by 150 to DJ.

The game was decided after over- me had been played.-United Press.

Drop In

Tennis

Entries

(Continued from Page 8.)

Marsland, Paul Kong, Luk Ding- cheung, Les Wal-tong, H. Y. Ho, A. Chan, H. Chen, Tonnie Wang, George Choo, Wong Fook-nam, Cheung Ping- D. K. Leung, B. Szeto, Ma Notekwong, Wong :

Shiu-wing,

wing major F. T. Baines, F.

Broadbridge, A.

H. Owen Hughes. There are 33 entries. CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES

BILLIARDS .

Services Extend Corinthians

(By "Abo")

NO CONNECTION WITH CHARGE Judging from the remarks quoted, Mr. Mackinlay went on, it was clear.

M. W. and M. K. Lo, H. Owen that the Magistrate was influenced by the evidence that the remainder of Hughes and T. A. Pearce, I. Agafuroff and J. Pengelly, F. V. Harrison and the crew went to the bridge after the

was over. The incident to Hung,

be W. Sander, E. C.

C. Fincher and W. C. ed had

L. J. C. Lech and J. M. Capt nothing whatever to do with the assault, and no doubt Tomlinson, A. C. I. Bowker and W. presented M. Barton, Wei Chung and Pang Ol- had the

been represented at the

Es, a strenuous ob- lam. A. Crawford and G, C. Burnett, breaking through to beat Church Jection as to the admissibility of this G. W. Sewell and

In the second period, the. Services plece of evidence would have been H. A. Barros and I Consalve Just as he was tackled.

made. The assault

C.

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(Continued from Page 8.)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP,

Byc:-T. A. Pearce v J. F. L. Smal- ley; W. M. Barton v F. V. Harrison; W. Sander v T. E. Nave; A..T. Dow. 1st Round:-H. Owen Hughes v |B. O'M. Deane; H. D. Bidwell v II.

J. Armstrong.

Byes:-L. Goldman, E. E. Story v R. L. D. Wodehouse; G. W. Sewell v |J. C-Pool:~T~C. Monaghan-v-N.~W.~

Dimsey,

KOWLOON GOLF

RESULTS

The High Handicap Competition

must be looked E. Wheble and J. A. H. Douglass, F. had almost as much of the game as

uothing H. Kwek and S. W. Liang, Taul Wal- the tourists. Fine defensive play by played at Kowloon yesterday under at entirely as an assault and afted pul and Tsui Yan-pul, Pay. Lt. Cdr. the backs and halves kept out Tar-very trying conditions resulted in the clsc. "It the Magistrate allowed

R. H.

and the forwards following four competitors returning to be influenced into thinking | W. Le R.N. and F. Lt. Watt, J, rant and Co.,

himself to that it duct of the rest of the crew then bo was proceeding on a wrong prin- ciple, Mr. Mackininy concluded.

Replying for the Crown, Mr. J. Whyatt, Assistant Attorney-General, sald that while the first ground for the appeal was well to be urged, It nevertheless did not affect the prin- ciples which a Magistrate was en- titled to follow. It could be done, and had often been done, by a Magistrate to impose the maximum sentence on a first offender,

team, and play became more

and George Choa, Leong moved up the field several times in net scores of 75:-T. Henderson, W. was connected with the con- Ping-chlu and Marsland, A. V. a business-like manner. Pearson's Stoker, M. A. Cairns, and W. Ker-

"shaw. Rumjahn and H. D. Ruminhn, S. A. the Gosano and A. V. Remedios, S. A. goal was a great encouragement to T. Henderson won by virtue of the and S. 5. Hussain, A Warr and W. A. brisk as the Services settled down best score over the second nine holes, Land, N. W, Dimsey and P. Delane, In. Ding-cheong and Won Shlu-wing, A. in not doing sim and Wingfeld, he Wright; Bradbury, Miller, Torrant, Paul Kong and Lee Wal-tong, Lukn an attempt to reduce the lead. W. Stoker being runner up.

McGuigan once had atrocious luck rate for the Chan and H. Chan, Leisen Lew and ball between Peler U, Wong Fook-nam and Cheng got there first and lobbed it over Avery and Pearce, Ping-yeung, D. K. Leung and B. the

the advancing goal-keeper's head, United Services Church (Navy); Szela, Ma Nal-kwong and Li Kwan- only to be chagrined to see it drop Watson (Middlesex), Shechan (Mid- hing, R. B. Bulpin and F. A. Fowler,

the bar and go outside. On dlesex);" Williamson (Seaforths), Mator L. A. Newnham and Major Fanother occasion, he actually scored Bright (Middlesex), Ferris (Navy); T. Baines, O. E. C. Morton and D. B. but was ruled off-sidef

Grogan (Middlesex), McGulgan (Seo- Evans. There are 31 pairs entered. Islington Corinthians-Wingfleld; forths), Calvert (RA.). Saw (Mid-

Clark, Buchanan; Dance, Whittaker, dlesex) and. Pearson (Middlesex),

I

NOT A PROVOCATION The shaking up of appellant was far from being a provocation. should have served him as a warning that he was dealing with a superior officer. Be that as it may, there was interval, between that anaking and the second assault, long enough for him to cool his temper. Instead his temper became more hot and but for. the timely assistance of certain mem- bers of the crew a grievous assault might have been inflicted on com- plainant. 1

Dealing with 'the 'third ground, Counsel said that although neither he nor Mr. Mackinlay was present at The hearing of the case, he had been instructed that the report of the re- marks made by the Magistrate Just before he passed sentence was uc- burato. With due respect to Mr. Mackinlay, however, he doubted very much whether the Maglatrate would exclude the evidence, as to the con duct of the rest of the crew, even

grave

FANLING GOLF RESULTS

Results of golf matches played af Fanling yesterday were as follows:

The Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Corporation (holdern) bent the Union Inäurance Society of Can- fon in the final of the G.M. Young

In the final of the Stubbs Shield the P.W.D., represented by W. J. S Key and C. W. E. Dishop, beat H.M.S; Cornflower (Surg-LA. Mackle and Cadet Mark) at the 10th hole,

N. K., Littlejohn will play W. W. C. Shewan in the final of the Junior

REPORTS THEFT OF CAR

it representations were made. The Championship. Yesterday hobeat Moulsirate was perfectly entitled to, R. B. Hancock by 4 and 3, take into consideration the consequences of the offence the adoption of a threatening attitude by the crew and the turning back of thehilp after some ten houra' steaming from Hongkong dan NOT A DAY TOO LONG W Counsel concluded by saying that In his humble, submisica" the btn- tence of 13 works hard labour was tot a day too.

Dr. Yip Kam-wah, of 5 ilomuntin # Road, reported.. to the polleg hug yesterday that his motor-car. been stolen from the Gascoigne Rond car-park where he had loft 11,

the master felt It Incumbent upon Hla Lord him to arm himself with a revolver

ship salds- it in elour that the assault - and order the ship to return to Was A serious and deliberate one, Hongkong OLEVAA VANGUA which might, have had very serious His Lordship siso ordered that the consequences. Indeed, the seagull anterion be dated from the day of Idid have consequences "disulöhint, the appeal.

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