MONDAY,
JULY 5, 1926.
SECTION.
SPORTS
BASEBALL LEAGUE.
SOUTH CHINA'S WINNING SEQUENCE.
VOLUNTEERS' BLANK. Following on their severe de- feat by the Japanese the previous weck, the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps team showed very little improvement in their meet- ing on Saturday with the South China A.A. They had eight hits. but failed to obtain a run in all 'sevon innings in the league base- ball match...
With fourteen hits and a number of beautiful errors, South China in their first inning made nine runs, followed up with three in the next and single in the fourth, making a total of 18 runs
In the fifth inning Lammert had safely stolen to third on a hit with two of his side down, but the next man was struck out. This was as far as they could get" and their dismissal in the other innings was speedy. Good double play by the South China men at the two nearest bases marked the close of the last inning.
The line-up was as under:-
South China "Defence Corps
Lammert
Jordan
Owen Hughes
If Loung
p. S. L. Lee"
A. K. Mackenzie "2b
Eager
Bowker
Wheeler
Ramsay
Logat
cf
Shimm Sling
3b
T. Chin
86
Choy
1b
K. Chinn
#
C
S. S. Lee rf H. Chinn
S. L. Lee pitched for South. China throughout the game. The Defence Corps changed their pitcher by putting on (wen Hughes in the third inning and Rowker in the sixth.
Score by inning:-
H.K.V.D.C.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0 6 0 0 U0 South Ching 9 3 10 @ 0-3
Baseball Club v. Filipinos. This game was abandoned owing train at the end of two innings, Me score at this stage being three rns to two in favour of the Hong- Rong Baseball Club.
SUNDAY MATCHES.: Filipinos v. Club de Recreio. Yesterday, the Filipinos beat the Club de Recreio in the league, by six runs to four.
were
The Filipino players showed general slackness in the field and were fortunate in winning. They their without Angeles,
A number of hits gave pitcher. them four runs in the fourth inning, which sent them three ahead. They added another in the sixth inning.
The Club de Recreio with four singles were two runs behind at With one man down the close.
fourth inning and full in the bases, the Recreio boys seemed good for a number of runs, but Zafra smartly put, Barros out in trying to steal to the plate and D. Xavier was out to a fly at centro field.
score by inning
Line-up and
were
Filipinos
Recreio.
Kitchell
rf M. Barros
Francisco
P
D. Xavier
Cruz
85
Alves
Leonard
13
Rocha
Zaíra
CH. Barros
Bull
2b A. M. Xavier
If Pereira
3b Gosano
cf
Guterres
Delgado
Tecson Bautista
Filipinos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0014010-6 Recreio 1 1 0 1 0 0,04 Bachelors v. Benedicts,
A large number of spectators watched the "friendly" match, be fween the members of the Ameri- can community on the occasion of Independence Day:
The game, representing single and married men, was evenly con- tested with a fair division of league players, and went the length of six innings.
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After blanking out the single
U.S. BASEBALL
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LEAGUES.
The
WEEK'S RESULTS.
"
Now York, Jaly 8. reaulty of last
weak's matches played in the National and American Baseball Leagues were: NATIONAL..
Saturday, June 26:
Philadelphia 5, Boston 4, Philadelphia 7, Boston 5. Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati, 9. St. Louis 8, Chicago"7.
AMERICAN, Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 Detroit 5, Cleveland 0, Detroit 7, Cleveland 2, Chicago 4. St. Louis 5. Chicago 6, St. Louis B.
Sunday
NATIONAL
Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati 15, Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis 3, Chicago 2. St. Louis 0, Chleage 3.
AMERICAN.
New York 7. Boston 1, Washington 6, Philadelphia 2. Detroit, Cleveland 4. Chicago 6, St. Louis 3.
NATIONAL
Monday:
New York 3. Boston 2. Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 9. Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 1.
St. Louis 3, Chicago 11.
AMERICAN.
Philadelphia 7, New York 1." Detroit 4. Cleveland 8. Boston 6, Washington-2. Chiengo, St. Louis 0.
NATIONAL.
Tuesday: "
New York 6, Boston 5. New York 3, Boston 7. Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 2.
AMERICAN."
Philadelphia 5, New York 7. Boston, 2, Washington 1. Cleveland 4, Chicago 3. St. Louis 1. Detroit 3.
NATIONAL.
Wednesday:
New York 7, Boston 6. Brooklyn 11. Philadelphia 9. Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 6. Chicago 2 Cincinnati. 3.. Chiengo 9, Cincinnati 4...
AMERICAN. Philadelphia 5, New York 4. Boston 5, Washington 8. Cleveland 11, Chicago St. Louis 1, Detroit 4.
NATIONAL.
Thursday:
Brooklyn 3, New York 5, Boston 3, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 3. Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1.
AMERICAN
New York 3, Washington 2. New York 5, Washington 12, Philadelphia 6, Boston 10. St. Louis 4, Chicago 3. Cleveland 11, Detroit 6.
NATIONAL..
Friday:
Brooklyn 2, Nw York b Boston 4, Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 3,, St. Louie 2. Chicago 1, Cincinnat! &.
AMERICAN. Washington 6, New York 5. Philadelphia 4, Boston 3.
St. Louis 3, Chicago 2. Detroit 9, Cleveland 3. ·
-Reuter's American Service.
PALÁCE HOTEL BILLIARDS. The third round of the Palace Hotel billiards handicap starts to- night. Following are the matches and the dates on which they are to be played:-
G. Moore (-200) v. W. Fish
(-150), Monday.
J. W. Henderson (scratch) %
S. F. Ribeiro (-200), Tues-
day.
LAWN BOWLS..
THE CHINA MAIL.
SATURDAY'S FORTUNES IN Flogg
THE LEAGUE.
EAST POINT WIN,
Scores :---- C.SIC.C
Carr
Luz Razack
Haynes
́Rodrigues
Massey
Alves
(Škip)...20
(Skip)
..18
Knott Westlake
Van der Lily-
Kitchell.
Sellwood
Arculli
(Skip).12.
Saturday's league bewis games Archibald were more or less spoiled by the Alderman sudden downpour. of rain about! halfway through the games and", Beattie "form" may not have been quite Davies
Lamble true,
OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. THE AUSTRALIANS.
The following are the results to date in the open championship of the Colony:
W. Macfarlane beat J. Multhead by 21 points to 10,
J. C. Brown beat D. Fritz by 21 points to 13.
1
D. Hazel beat J Whyte by 21 (Skip) ..19 points to 6...
U. M. Omar beat C.. J. Tacchi by Barrett
21 points to 6. Kharas Gillard Spink
"
(Skip)..22 (Skip)..13 Total..50
Total..54
At Talkoo the home team gain-Allen ed a. victory by a narrow margin; although at the seventeenth head the Civil Service were leading. However, Deakin's rink spoiled a good chance of victory by losing RH.K. Yacht Club v. Indian R.C. a five and a two on the last two heads.
After being several shots down Craigengower enhanced their at the latter and of the game, the chances of winning the Senior Yacht Club recovered and won by Championship by defeating the the comfortable margin of 20 Police, whilst the Dock Club dis-shots. posed of the Bowling Green Club by a substantial margin.
Scores:- R.H.K.Y.C.
I.R.C.
Haroon
Espina
Harteam
In the Second Division the East Vaux Point Club have-barring acci-Ramsay dents-assured themselves of Brayfield securing top honours, being now Russell
two points ahead of their nearest :(Skip) ..31 rivals with a game in hand. Civil Dixon Service, snatched a victory from Wood the Craigengower; and the Yacht Carpenter Club, after being down at the Edwards halfway line, went on to win by
(Skip)..26
Taikoo Lang a comfortable margin. secured a win over the Club del Coucher Recreio by 16 shots.
FIRST DIVISION.
Anderson Shields
(Skip)..24
Total..81
Nazarin
(Skip)
3. Bux
..20
B. B. Kitchell
$. Ismail
S.. E. Jamall
(Skip)..24
Madar
S. Q. Bux O. B. Kitchell" B. A. Hyder
(Skip) ..17
Total.. 81
Taikoo R.C. v. Civil Service C.C. East Point R.C. v. Kowloon CC.
This game was played at Taikoo and resulted in a win for the Home team by ning shots. The result was in doubt until the end. for two rinks were completed and the Civil Service were down two shots, Brawn failed to hold the game, but mention must be made of Deakin's rink, who leading by a substantial margin at the nine- teenth head lost a five and a two on the two remaining ones.
Scores:
T.R.C.
Peoples
Duncan
3. Sloan
Bell
By defeating the K.C.C. the East Point Club now stand a very good chance of securing the Second Division championship. The home team won on two rinks out of three und McTavish's team has the honour of inflicting the first defeat of the season on W.
Hill's team.
Scores:- E.P.R.C.
Williamson
Craigengower C.C. v. Police RC. Scores
Played on the ground of the first named and resulted in a win for the home team by 14 shots.
11
K.C.C.
Lammert Goodwin Fraser
Goldenberg Tacchi
... 22
.26 (Skip) 1.14
Club de Rec. A. Barros C. Marquis
H. Sequeria
A. O: Brawn beat C. E. Roylance by 21 points to 4.
J. Fraser beat H. M. McTavish by 21 polata to 10.
H. Nish beat H. Overy by 21 points to 20.
B. W. Bradbury bent A. H. A. M. Holland beat H. Dennis, by 21 points to 9...
Owick by 21 points to 14.
J. McLachlan beat A. T. Hamilton
W. Wotherspoon beat G. att by by 21 points to 19,
21 points to 9.
A. M. Gourlay best R. Basa by
2 points to 16.
D. Rumjahn beat A. M. Simpson
!
by 21 points to 14.
First and second rounds must be played off before July 15,
Open Doubles Championship. Entry forma for this competi- tion have now been sent to all the Clubs, and entries will close to the Hon, Secretary H.K.L.B.A. (M. C. J. Tacchi) on July 15. The game will be of twenty-one heads, and each player will have two woods only.
LEAGUE TENNIS.
ONLY ONE MATCH PLAYED TO-FINISH.
UNEXPECTED DOWNPOUR.
1ST DAY'S PLAY AGAINST NOTTS:
VISITORS AHEAD.
London, July 3,
The home county scored 193 runs. Flint making 79 not out. Mailey took 7 wickets for 110
runs.
ASCOT RACES.
DETAILS "AHEAD OF THE MAIL."
HÒME TURF RESULTS,
London, Jr. 15. A. W. Carr (the England and Ascot. Bright sunshine greet- Notts skipper) won the tossed Their Majesties the King and against the Australians at Not-Queen, the Prince of Wales, tingham and elected to bat. The Prince Henry, Princess Mary and weather was fine and the wicket Viscount Lascelles as they drove the course at Ascot.. There was a good.
crescendo of cheering as the open coaches, accompanied by outriders and postilions in their royal red uniforms, passed by. However, a cool wind, with patches of heavy cloud, which showed that the wea ther was still in an uncertain mood, deprived the opening day of much gaiety and there were more Wraps, coats and mackintoshes than priceless toilettes.
Disappointment was caused at Mr. Lambton's announcement that Colorado would not renew his Epsom rivalry with Coronach in the St. James Palace, Stakes, but, nevertheless, a galaxy of cham piona on the programme invested the rating with tremendous in terest.
The Australians had compiled 202 for the loss of two wickets when stumps were drawn, Bards- ley scored 87 not out and Marcart ney 81.
The Aussie Skipper.
19
London, July 3,
H. L. Collins (the Australian skipper), who has neuritis in the right shoulder, hopes to play in the Third Test Match on July 10,
-Reuter.
TENNIS FINALS.
HOW WIMBLEDON HONOURS
WERE SHARED...
BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIPS.
London, July 8
All the "lawn tennis" finals at
The chief race of the day, the. Ascots Stakes, was marred by an accident to Vionnett, which fell, seriously injuring Sirett
Following are the results:-
COVENTRY' STAKES,
Knight of the Grair
Gay Gordon ..
Mowbrayagers
8
Nine ran. Won by 6 lengths,
Wimbledon to-day were decided in one langth between second and
glorious weather: The courts..were. packed.
In the ladies' singles, Mrs. Godfree beat Senorita d'Alvarez (Spain), 6-2, 4-6, B-8.
third.
The betting:-
10 to 1 against Knight of the
Grail.
100 to 7 against Gay Gordon. 100 to 12 against Mowbray,
Birthright started favourite at 2 to 1 on.
THE GOLD VASE.
Highart Mistley Bongrace Fourteen rAB. length," two lengths
Mrs. Godfree opened by winning the first game on her opponent's A commencement was made with service, and then went on to load. several matches in the Tennis Len-3-0: After a Ane tally from the gue on Saturday in bright weather, baseline, Senorita d'Alvarez found but with the exception of a match her length and placed "cunningly. at Pokfulam all other games on both out Mrs. Godfree showed fino de- sides of the harbour had to be fence and the scores went to 4-2 abandoned owing to a sharp shower and then 6-2, the Senorita over-
hitting and serving a double fault. of rain which fell for fifteen
In the second set the Spanish minutes at about 5 o'clock and
player continued to snerifice ac-second and third. flooded the courts.
curacy for severity, but her placing was better and she took the lead at 4-2. She volleyed finely and won the set 6-4.
An important match at the Chinese Recreation Club ground with the Kowloon C.C. "A" team as visitors went the length of 25 games before it had to be abandoned..
Playing at home, the University "B" team just managed to complete their game with the Indians whom they defeated by, five games. The final scores were:-University 52; (Skip).131.R.C. 47.
Total.49
LEAGUE TABLES.
Division A.
•
Senorita d'Alvarez established a lead of 9-1 in the final set, but Mrs. Godfree won a great rally and drew level, 3-8. The latter thereafter stayed at the baseline and won the match. At the conclusion she was accorded a terrific ovation.
Men's Doubles.
The betting:-
8
Won by one between
20 to 1 against Highart. 100 to 7 against Mistley.
9 to 1 against Bongrace. QUEEN MARY'S STAKES. Booklaw ¿Potentilla
Mardoman
.. 2 3 Twenty-nine ran. Won by a head; neck between second and third.
The batting:
7 to 2 against Booklaw.
In the men's doubles, the French10 to 1 against Potentilla.
10% to 1 against Mardoman.
players. Cochet and Brugnon, beat Howard Kinsey and Vincent
P. W. L. Pta. Richards (America), 7-6, 4,6, 6-3,
ST. JAMES' PALACE STAKES.
Coronach.
Lex
Indus
2
2 head, but reckoned without his vol
leying strength, which beat them;
Three ran. Won by 20 lengths,
8 lengths, between second and third.
The betting
6 to 1 on Coronach.
6 to 1 against Lex..
30 to 1 against Indus.
PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.
Caissot
Cimiez
CS.C.C
Shaw Glen. Whiteford Hamilton
Gibson
Booker
(Skip)..12
Knight
Morrison
Oswick
Drummond
Deakin
(Skip)..17
Whyte
Laing
Grimshaw
Smith
Baker Glover Henderson 23 McTavish (Skip)
(Skip) Samways"
J
(Skip) Abraham
Hill
Wragge
Roylance
Labrum
Wotherspoon
Brawn
McKellar
(Skip) ..21
(Skip)
.13 R.-W. Lee"
Robinson Overy
Chapman
Maughan
(Skip) ..24
Muirhead Ferguson
Hollidge Gregory Pendered
Total.
61:
(Skip)..22
Total.,60
(Skip)..15
Total ..51
Club de Recreio v. Taikoo R.C.
Taikoo visiting the Recreio green were successful in defeating the homesters by 6 shots."
Indian R.C. Chinese F.C.
1 1
&
6-2.
3
3
6
Kowloon C.C.
4
1
Brugnon was the star player, whilst Richards was the main
M.B.K....
8
2
1
4
strength of the Americans, whe
11
T.R.C. Warnock Boyle Chalmers McKechnie (Skip)
United Services
2
4.
played to Brugnon's weakness over
University
6
1
4
ро
Hongkong C.C.
5
B
0
Division B.
M.B.K.
8
16
Mixed Doubles.
26
Chinese R.C.
Ø
12
University...
5
weru
The English pair, Mr. and Mrs. 3. 10 Godfree,
successful over
C.C.C.
Neves
31
Souza
Omar Bradbury
(Skip)..26 Fritz Rosselet... Fisher Dennis
Muskett Road Rumjahni Base
P.R.C. Dick W. Clark
Taylor McLeod
Hongkong C.C.
5.
4. 10 Kinsey and Miss Browne in the.
3
C. Silva.
L.. Souza
Z
5
2
G. V. Souza
Craig
2
(Skip)
13 A. Ribeiro
Speira
1 &
5
Reid
J. Britto
Waid
"
Field
J. Ribeiro
Sloan
Moss
(Skip)..23
(Skip)
Division
.18
A. R. Clarke
Chinese R.C.
14
(Skip)..15
(Skip) Tallon-
Club de Recreio
8
6
1
..19
Total. .54
Total
.59
Kowloon C.C.
"6
3..
3
Condon
The na.
62
4
Sword
(Skip)...28
Total...64
J. Clark
(Skip)
Craigengower Taikoo
2
A
B
-
8.
.18
Total 50
Taikoo R.C.
Kowloon Dock
Civil Service Police R.C. Kowloon B.G.
Scores:-
Philip Tai (150) v. L. A. Kowloon Dock R.C. v. Kowloon
Osmund (-200), Wednesday.
S. A. Luz (150) v, F. M. da
Cruz (-200), Thursday. [Matches begin at 9 p.m.)
CHINESE BATHING CLUB
The South China Athletic Asso-
ciation...
B.G.C.
Playing at home the Dock team beat the Bowling Green by 22 shots
Scores:
K.D.R.C.
K.B.G.C.
Hazel
Dobbie
(Skip)..32
McLachlan Whibley
(Skip): Nish
men in the first two innings, the ciation's Bathing Club at North Gourlay married men held the lead with Point, was formally opened yester Brown four runs. The single men scored two runs in the third and follow-day afternoon by Mr. Choy Kin- Hedley ed up with five runs secured yung, the chairman of the Asso Lapsley through Harrell, Cockey, Major,
Greig The programme of the after- Muccio and Blakesley, adding an noon included Chinese orchestral McLaggan Dixon
Holland other in the last inning, which music, dancing to Chinese music, Henderson
The married men went in for and a swimming exhibition. Gray
gave them a lead of two
Many, Chinese ladies were pre- (Skip).17. (Skip). their last inning determined to sent, and a large number took Goodman. win. Hines got a three-bagger and came home on a hit by Ran-part in the swimming.
sam, who in turn came home to
tie the score. Davis get away on
P. A. Rozario
(Skip) -.13
F. X. Silva
J. G. Ozorio
- Maxwell
Richmond
Stolker Grimes
(Skip)..18 (Skip).17
'LEAGUE TABLES.
The following are the positiona
in the Lengue to date:-
Division I
P. W. D. L. P. Craigengower C. C..8 6.0, 2.12
Indian R.C.
Cruigengower
United Services
Kowloon C.C.
Civil Service
Club de Recreio ... Netherlands T.C... 7
3 8 final of the mixed doubles by win.
2 8 ning in two sets, 6-3, 6-4.
VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE.
The American pair led 2-4 in the
4 first set but the Godfroes, hoth of
4 whom were serving brilliantly and 2 exhibiting perfect courtcraft, won Dthe next four games, taking the
first set 6-4.
In the first six games of the 10 second set each player won on his
6 or her. service (8-8) when the
4 Godfrees broke through
Miss
4 Browne's service; but the Ameri
0 cana, by fine driving, drew level (4-4). Kinsey lost his service and Mrs. Godfree won hers, giving the They English pair the match.
The 1926 season, of the Hong- 7 6 0 2 10 7.50 2.10 kong Volleyball League closed on 73187 Friday, at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. An exhibition game 8 11 6 31 grounds. 7 1 0 6 2 was played and the shield pre- sented to the Saiyingpun School Division II.
team, the champions in the senior P. W. D. L. P. league."
660 12 The presentation was made by
·7 5 0 2 10 Mr. Richard Shim, headmaster of 7.502 10, Ying Wa College, and president of 73 1 37 the League... 7:30 4 6
East Point R.C.. Kowloon C.C.
Talkoo R.C.
Civil Service
Yacht Club
Club de Recreio
Craigengower
Indian R.C.
7 2.1
48
7 2:0 5 4
6 0 0 6.0.
"SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
Macfarlane
Simpson
Purichean McKelvie
00 25.0 1-8
Benedicts...
22 0203-9.
LEAGUE TABLE.
Nicholls Guy Johnstan Farrell (Skip)..17 (Skip).
Total'.68
SECOND DIVISION.
Division 1,
For Agst Up Dn Craigengower C. C. 512 429 89 Taikoo R.C.NL, 441 870 Ti' Kowloon D.R.C. 417 370,47✪ Civil Service.
398 1900
0.
D
Tota
errors and game home with the Bachelors winning run...
Line up and spore by inning
Benedleta.
were
Bachelors
Munroe
p: Bender
2b Hines
Helpin Harrell
Cockey Major Duggan
3b Villas
e Daley rf Gibson
The league table now stands
WL. Pot. Chill Service C.C. v. Craigengower
C.C
"...
lb Davis
South China.
Japanese
8-0-1.000)
81 750 H.K. Baseball Club 2 2 500 Filipinos
Muccio Blakesley Morris
Ransom
ef Rogera
Club de Rostels
Pyburni
Defence. Corps.
Kowloon B.G.
849 440 0 91 888 501 0 118. Division II.
Police R.C...
WORLD MILE RECORD,
London, July 8. In the amateur athletic cham- pionships held at Stamford [Bridge, Dr. Peltzer of Stettin, one of a team of twelve German en- trants, won the half mile in the world's record time of 1 minute, 51.3/5 seconds.
D. G.. Lowe, the Olympic cham plon, was second Router.
BOBBY JONES.
Bassoon
Nine
ran,
Won by
four
lengths, 2 lengths between second- and third.
The betting:
8 to 1 against Caissot. 2 to 1 against Cimiez
100 to 8 against Bassoon.
THE ASCOT STAKES. Miss Sport
Catalin Tournesol
The betting:-
10 to 1 against Miss Sport, 10 to 1 against Catalin.
were ovated on their victory.100 to 14 against Tournesol. Router.
J.
5
Sixteen ran. Won by a neck,
34 length between second and third.
Warning to Jockeys. Vionnett succumbed to the in- jurića. »
Sirett shows signs of recovering consciousness.
The respective winners and runners-up therefore were:-
Borotra Men's singles:--Jenn (France), Howard Kinsey (U.S.A.)
Men's doubles: H. Cochet and
Brugnon (France), Vincent
The Stewards, after inquiry inte Howard Kinsey Richards and
the accident to Vionnett, did, not (USA)
Ladies singles:-Mrs. LA attach the blame to any jockey Godfree(Britain), Senorita. but ordered that a notice should d'Alvarez (Spain).
be posted to the effect that should a repetition of reckless riding occur, they would punish the offender.
Ladies doubles-Miss E. Ryan and Miss Mary Browne (U.S.A.), Mrs. L. A. Godfree and Miss Colyer (Britain):
Mixed doubles: A. and Mra. Godfree (Britain), Howard Kinsey and Miss Mary Browne (USA).
CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING. --
Chicago, July 4,
In the world's lightweight box- ing championship fought here to day, Sammy Mandell beat Rockey Kansas.
For Agat Up Do
Mandell, won on points, the fist New York, July 3 going the full distance of ten East Point R.C... 338 289 1090
Bobby Jones had an enthusiastic rounds, without either man being Kowloon C.C. 447 387 60 Talkoo R.C. 401 896" 850 reception at the harbour side on knocked down. Mandell was ser- Dhis return from Britain with the lously damaged, but was decidedly Yacht Club LAT, 440.
9British open golf championship. superior throughout the contest, The Mayor and Corporation extend- which was fought in drizzling rain, od him an official welcome in the before 15,000 spectators-Reuter's
American-Service. 0-150 city hall-Reuter.
A very close game was seen on Civil Services 1400 the Civil Service green, the ultim- Cralgengower. 892 408- 3250 ate result being a win for the Club de Recreio.. 381 426-
Indian R.G.. 000 home team by 4-shots:
285:485
London, June 16. Sirett was still unconscious this morning.
Later
Sirett has recovered conscious- neas and hores are entertained of his recovery,
HUSBANDSI Take Your Wives To See
MB
AGAIN