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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929.
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MATCHES IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
POINTS FOR BURY
London, Yesterday. The following League matches were decided to-day:- ".
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division .1.
Bury 3 Birmingham 1. Southern League
Exeter 6, Newport 1. Bournemouth 2, Northampton 0.
Scottish League Quech's Park 2, Kilmarnock 0.
Nicholls, Seddon, Campbell, Davies; Hannan, McIntyre, Moss, Waddington, and King.
Rosarve:-White.
Football Association A meeting of the Council will be held on Tuesday to draw the Shield semi-finals, and arrange for the presentation of Shields and medals.
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LAWN BOWLS
PROCEEDINGS AT ANNUAL MEETING
LEAGUE DIVISIONS EQUAL
At the annual meeting of the Lawn Bowls Association yesterday the President (Mr. B. Wylie), in reviewing the events of the past year, said in part:-
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occupied official positions in the Association and were always to the fore in promoting the best interests of the game. Mr. Gerrard endeared himself to all by his charming gentality, while in Mr. Harvey we had one who gave of his best and was ever ready to serve the best interests of the Association and his Club. They were personalities we
shall much miss; men who were among the pioneers of lawn bowls in this Colony:
I beg to propose the adoption of the statement of accounts and shall be glad if someone will second
same.
The accounts adopted.
1
Perhaps the most noteworthy happening of the year was the visit of our Interport team to Shanghai, where we succeeded, for the first time, in beating Shanghai on their Lown ground, thus bringing back the Hong Kong. Football Club The following players have been trophy to this Colony. This victory
were unanimously selected to represent the Club was fittingly celebrated when the bawlers of the Colony entertained versus R.A. on the Club ground
League Divisions (kick off at 4.45 p.m.) on Satur-
the Interport team to dinner-an The meeting agreed that entries occasion on which they deservedly for the first and second Divisions day-
should close on the last day of Edwards; Holt, Bishop; Walling-received the congratulations of all.
At the last annual general meet-March, and that the season should Stewart, Watson; Reid, McBride, Goldman, Trambitzky and ing it was decided to Institute the commence on May 4.
Aitkenhead Shield competition for Buchanan,
Mr. Wylie said that this year Reserves: Coppin and Walker. play between Hong Kong and Kow- they should try to equalise the divi- loon. During the year your Gen- | alons, better than last year. It had P. W. D. L. F.
eral Committee drew up rules been suggested it might be better Wednesday 4 19 9 7 70 17 4G
governing this competition and the if the Civil Service remained in the Sunderland 18 6 10 81 54 42
first match was played on January first division. Leicester 32 15.7 10 73 55 $7 26 by the s.s. "Shidzuoka Maru"1 of this year, when Kowloon had Derby34 16 7 11 68 56 39 for Shanghai to play the fourth the honour of winning the shield Aston Villa 32 16 4 12 71 62 36 Interport match with the Portugu- for the first time. This match will Leeds .....32 15 6 11 61 69 30ese Sporting Association on March become an annual fixture, thus Arsenal 32 12 to 10 56 55 84 30. Newcastle 34 14 5 14 58 67 33
perpetuating to Hong Kong bowlers Everton 31 15 3 13. 53 49 31
Mr. R.-A. da Silva, the Manager the memory of a generous Interport Birmingham 83 12 8 13 59 03 and Sceretary of the Football Sec-opponent. Huddersfield.31 13 n
0 12
60 48 32 tion of the Club, will take the fol 9.12 50 5G 31lowing to represent Hong Kong
Division I.
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A. Pts.
Blackburn 32 18 8 9 63 47 38
Bolton ....32 11
Liverpool
32 11
Manch City 33 12 Burnley ...53
22 12 West Ham .33 11
912
69 64
5 16 64 0 10 04 7 15 9
Portuguese Tour
The football team of the Club de Recreio will be sailing on March
7 14 78 75 31 Portuguese:-N. Beltrao, E. Brown, 34 29 C. Figueiredo, A. Cason, B. Gosano, 79 29 R. Silva. Netto, C. Roza Pereira, Sheffield U. 33 10 9 14 08 72 20
29 A.A. dos Remedios, C. dos Bury32 10 G10 47 74 26 Manch. Un. 23 7 12 14 15 65 26 Remedios, L. A. da Rocha, S. Souza, Cardif....34 8 9 17 38 47 26A. Ward, and P. M. Xavier. Portsmouth 32 10 3 19 42 73 23
Luton
'Division III. (South)
40 50 40
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. .....% 16 9 7 67 53 41 17 8 7 60 47 40 17 @ 8 68 17 15 10 7 64 18 8 9 80 9 80
32 16 410 6 10 14 ...32 19 9 9 87
Crystal P: 30 Charlton ..21 Queen's P.R. 32 N'thumpton 33 Fulham... B'mouth Plymouth.31
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LAWN TENNIS
RESULTS OF TIES IN HK.C.C. TOURNAMENT
Championship Winners
The Shield in the first Division was won by Craigengower Cricket Club, with 11 wins out of 12 matches; Kowloon Dock being run- Bers-up with seven matches won, four lost and one drawn.
In the Second Division, the Club de Recreio "A" team finished at the head of the table.
The Open Singles Championship was won by Mr. J. Ferguson, of Taikoo, his opponent in the final being Mr. A. Clark of the Police.
The Civil Service Cricket Club won the Spey Royal Cup, the run- Yesterday's ties at the H.K.C.C.ners-up being Craigengower Cricket
Club.
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Coventry
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Southend
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Swindon
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Watford 30 15 5 10
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Open Singles.-E. C. Fincher 32beat H. Lo 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3.
This course was agreed to and the following entries were accepted: Division 1-Taikos, Civil Ser- vice, Craigengower, Police, Club de Recreio, Kowloon Bowling Green Club, Kowloon Dock and the Kow- loon Cricket Club.
Division I-Taikoo, Civil Ser- vice, Craigengower, Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Club de Recreio, Kowloon Bowling Green Club, Kow- loon Cricket Club, and the Horg Kong Electric.
The entrance fee was agreed at $50 each Club.
It was decided that the closing date for entries for the Open Cham- plonship should be May 1.
Election of Officers
On the proposition of the chair- man, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G., was elected to the Presi- dency of the Association. Mr. Wylie said Southern had taken a very great that the Hon. Mr.
interest in the game of lawn bowls. Loss of Two Old Bowlers
He had played with most of the It has been our sad experience Cluba and had shown himself to be Open Doubles.-J. S. McEachran during the year under review to a fine sportsman as well as a bowler 31 and L. Goldman beat Ng Sze-kwong suffer the loss. of two of Hong of no mean ability. 11 5 15 44 57 27 and Ho Ka-lau 6-2, 256, 6-4, 6-4, Bristo! R.382
10 $17
Kong's oldest and best-known bowl- 45 63 25
Handicap Singles "A" Jers, I refer to the demise of Mr. President; Mr.
Mr. B. Wylie was elected Vice- Torquay 31
11 2 18 52 06 24
Barrow beat D. S. Green 6-2, 11-9; W. G. Gerrard and Mr. David secretary; Mr. Norwich 31 10 3 1
318
49 61
J. Massey hon. 8 7 17 37 62 23 S. E. Green beat A. Pierey 6-3, 6-4; Harvey. Both were members of treasurer; and Mr. A. Ritchie hon. A. O. Brawn hon. 70 22 L. Forster received a walk over the first team to go to Shanghai-auditor.
from W. A. Nowers; H. J. visit which established the custom Armstrong beat J. A. Summers, 6-1, of annual matches between the two ports. Both had in the past
Brentford Walsall ....82
Brighton .31
Gillingham 32
Merthyr
10 11 11 58 63
Newport 185 99
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Exeter
31
7 7 17 50 71 21
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Scottish League-Division 1.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. Rangers .80 27 3 0 94
57 Hearts ....34 19 0 9 86 49 44 Motherwell .32 17 8 7 70 Celtic .29 16 6 7 50
Partick Aberdeen ..32 14
31 15 5 11
7. 10
Queen's Pk. 30 14 5
30 14 11 St. J
J'stone .33 12
Kilmarnock 32 13
613
St. Mirren 32 18 6 13
Falkirk
Handicap Doubles.-G. W. Sewell and G. C. Grove heat R. K. 42 Valentine and A. D. Humphreys
6-4, 6-3.
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To-day's Matches Open Double-M. K. and M. W. Lo v. G. W. Sewell and J. G.
Handicap Doubles.-H. V. Parker
G-A
G5 32 Lawrie. 77 31
58 30
40 21
32 12 7 13 Cowdenb'th.38 4 16 50
Hibernians 12:12 5 15 44 48 Hamilton..32 10 7 15 46 70 27
Clyile ...32 11
Airdrie .33 11
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3rd Lanark 33 Dundee...31
Raith R ...31
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FOOTBALL SHIELD
Club de Recreio Beat the Police
The replay between the Club de Recreio and Hong Kong Police in the second round of the Challenge Shield took place yesterday on the Kowloon F.C. ground. Wynne of; the Police had to be carried off the field befure, the final whistle sounded as the result of a collision with A. Gosano. The Club de Re- ereio enters the semi-final round by three goals to two.
KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB
Teams for League Matches on Saturday
The following teams have been selected to represent the Kowloon Football Club on Saturday:--
Kowloon 1st XI. v, Somerset L.I. (Kowloon ground; kick off 5 pm): -Angus; Guest, Pile; Dowman, Easterbrook, Hast; Eastman, Hedley, Morgan, McKelvie ond Miles.
Reserve:- Spary.
Kowloon Reserves v. Club de Re- creio (Recreio ground: kick off 3 p.m.): Angus, jun.; Moore,
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Amended Rules
Amended rules for the Associa tion, the League, the Aitkenhead Trophy, and the Spey Royal Cup were adopted.
Mr. Wylle asked Mr. Tacchi to and LA. R. Duncan v. O. E. C. accept, on behalf of the Association, Marton and H. Owen Hughes; S. E. a. watch as a mark of appreciation and D. S. Green v. Very Rev. of the work he had done for the Swann and Rev. H. V. Koop; C. Association during the past six Stigter and G. N. De Man v. J. Hyears as hon, secretary. Ashworth and H. A. Mills.
Mr. Taceh suitably responded.
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