C.R.C.
beat Maj. Kerrich and S/M
Atkinson
Trumper
B
4 15
16
12
13
15
16
18
22
25
26
18
14
19
110
G. W. Sewell and A. D. Humphreys (H.K.C.C.):- klost to M. W. Lo and M. K.
Lo
$34.
4- 6
beat Ho Ka-lau and Yew
Man-kit beat Ng Sze-kwong and C.
Choa
6- 4
20
21
On their own ground, the Club 6- 4 de Recreio defeated the Kowloon C.C. by seven sets to
124
16-14 Seores:-
27
J. G. Lawrie and Armstrong (H.K.C.C.):-
A.
J.
29
lost to M. W. Lo and M. K.
Lo
beat L. Jack and Mackintosh
30 31
34 35
32
beat Ho Ka-lau and Yow
Man-kit
0-6 beat W. M. Gittins and A. E.
Quest
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LAWN TENNIS ·
SENSATION IN THE FIRST- LEAGUE
C.R.C. GO UNDER
THE CHINA MAIL,
The Chinese Recreation Club
who have figured most conspicuously in the Hong Kong Tennis League for the past decade, and were triple champions for the last three seasons, lost to the Hong Kong C.C. in the "A" division on Saturday, by the odd set in nine, under the new sys- tem of scoring. This unexpected re- sult will cause a mild sensation in local tennis circles.
The "B" team of the severely trounced their compatriots, the South China A.A., the latter
HONG KONG C.C. v. R.E. & R.S.
On their own ground, the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of Signala by six sets to three. Scores:
O. E. C. Marton and C. E. Holmes (H.K.C.C.)
beat Col. Skinner and Capt.
de Linde
beat Maj. Kerrich and S/M
Atkinson
beat Maj. Tosh and Sgt.
Trumper
"C" Division
RECREIO V. R.A.0.C.
At King's Park, the Club de Recreio defeated the Royal Army Ordnance Corps by seven sets to two. Scores ---
.
J. L. Xavier and M. Remedios 60 (C. de R.):--
C. C. Stark and W. A. Nowers (E.K.C.C) -
beat Col. Skinner and Capt.
de Linde
being runners-up in this division beat Maj. Tosh and Sgt.
a year ago.
All the home teams, with one exception, secured victories in the nine fixtures which were decided..
"A" Division
HONG KONG C.C. 7. C.R.C.
On their own ground, the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the Chinese R.C. by five sets to four. Scores:-
lost to Col. Skinner and Capt.
de Linde
lost to Mai Kerrich and S/M
Atkinson
lost to Maj. Tosh and Sgt.
Trumper
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C.B.C.C. v. RE & R.S.
At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser two. vice C.C. defeated the Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of
nine sets to nil L. A. Rocha and G. A. Noronha, Signals by (C. de R.)
Scores -
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6- 2
18-4
beat Maj. White and S/Sgt.
Runny beat S Comdr. -Pavor and L/Cpl. Morgan ......... beat S/Sgt. Hardy and Cpl.
Thomson
6- 4
6- 1
7.5
19-10
M. 6- 2 (C. de R.):-
6- 3
7- 5
19-10
Oliviera and A. Ribeiro
beat Maj, White and S/Sgt.
Runny beat S. Comdr. Pavor and
L/Cpl. Morgan lost to S/Sgt. IIardy and Cpl.
Thomson
8. 8
6; 2
3- 6
G. de Man and C. Stigter (H.K.C.C.):
17-14
H. A. Noronha and C. A. Basto, 4-6 (C. de R.):-
beat Maj. White and S/Sgt. 6-8
Riny lost to S. Comdr. Pavor and 2- 6 L/Cpl. Morgan
63
7-9
12-20
beat S/Sgt. Hardy and Cpl.
Thomson
Total: H.K.C.C. 49, R.E. & R.S.
14-12-
27-24
Total: Recreio 63, R.A.0.C. 48.
RECREIO v. K.C.C.
Cables: Adelphi,
6- 2
8- 6 beat G. Lee and Hambly
6- 4
36
beat Ng Sze-kwong and C.
Choa
6- 1
18- 8
37 138
141
14-13
L. A. Ribeiro and A. V. Remedios (C. de R.)-
6- 2 beat Q.M.S. Guinan and
Q.M.S. McCulloch beat Lt. Martin and Q.M.S.
Goddard beat Sgt. Palmer and Sig.
Atwood
6- 4
6. 4
.6. 0
12
43
44
E. D. Lawrence and H. Hughes (H.K.0.0.):— *
Owen
lost to L. Jack and Mac-
kintosh..
4- 8
18- 8
45
146
547
lost to M. W. Lo and M. K.
La
0-6
48
150
151
last to Ho Ka-lau and Yew
lost to W. M. Gitting and
A. E. Guest beat G. Lee and Hambly
Man-kit
3- 6
$52.
153
54
55
356
beat Ng Sze-kwong and C.
Choa
6- 4
A. A. Remedios and R. Robarts (C. de R.):-
THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.
HORIZONTAL (VBR)
47-Bird resembling
21-Pronoun
3-Country
39-Variety of ca of
substance
+
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JABI
HORIZONTAL
1-Any place of misery 43-Wary B-To reproduce
44-Afaction 12-Hewing Implement [45-Knack
13-Donated
14-City official
15-Verse devold of
sense or rhythm 17-Baby's plaything
18-Parched
19-Mature
22-Jungle King
23-Sedate
24-Fit
25-incalculable perlod
of time
26-Feat of aklil
27-Inferior slate 28-Separated
29-Reckon time
30-Uncivilized
32-Misfortune
35-Rate of progress
36-Harvests
37-Those now mentioned
39-Time period (pl.) 40-Musical term.
moderate (abbr.)
46-Wearied
wild canary -48-Surly
80 In prosperous
circumstances
52-Employs
#3-Surface
-Fixed 65-Famous garden 156-In another place
VERTICAL
1-Spank 2-Extravagantly
devoted to one's wife
In advanced years 5-Olly, viscous
6-Proposal
7-Having confidence -Chew and swallow 9-Name given Venus
because she arons from the sea
14-Human race 16-Military title
(abbr) 13-Extreme radical 20-Deep hole
23-Fleld of action 24-Insect which eats
cloth (pl) |26-Distance
27-Stinging insect
(pl.)
23-Stopi
29-Book for daily
memoranda
31-Orifice
132-Wanders nimicaly 23-One who procureș.
supplies
31-Member of ambassy
etat
36-Renovation
38-Dreadful
Asia
40-Gloomy 41-Betoken |43-Proclaim
44-Permit 48-Pronoun 47-Slized cabbag 49-Japanese G 11-Son of Agamemnon (51-Calm sign
42-A private wrong, as 10-Sanctuarles
by trespas
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ATHLETIC SPORTS
(Continued from Page 10.)
Messrs. J. A. de Almeida, J. M. Alves, A. C. Botelho, A. H. Basto, British American Tobacco Co., Bank of East Asia, M. F. Baptista, J. J. Basto, N. Braga, P. M. ho, Chosen & Co., Commer- cial Presa, F. X. D'Almada e Castro, Chartered Bank (Old Boya), Choa Po-sien H. Dixon,
Flastern Extension Telegraph Co. (Old Boys), M. A. Figueirdo,
SATURDAY'S SOLUTION.
CAD
BED PEREL WAGES CENTREO BARGAIN ANT TAILORS LEE WARP PROWJ DIVE LARS ELL PANE LEAF L GANG
ISTAB TANG
REND MO
HOST TO DMP LOUE SPINACH, GE
STORK END
EMS
Total: CR.C. 39, H.K.C.C. 43.
CRAIGENGOWER C.C. ▼ M.B.K.
At Happy Valley, the Craigen-
lost to gower C.C.
the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha by two sets to seven. Scores:-
J. W. Leonard and G. Lia (C.C.C.):——
lost to.T. Honda and T.
Akiyama
lost to T. Yamada and
Nimura
lost to H. Yoshida and U.
Kawaguchi
0. Ismail and E. (0.0.0.) :-
lost to T. Honda and T.
Akiyama...
beat T. Yamada and Nimura beat H. Yoshida and U.
Kawaguchi
UNIVERSITY ¥. L.R.C.
At Pokfulam, the University de- 0-6 feated the Indian R.C. by seven sets
to two. Scores:
Total: C.C.C. 39, M.B.K. 54. The match between the South Kitchell China Athletic Association and the Indian Recreation Club was post- poned.
"B" Division
CHINESE RC. v. S.C.A.A.
At Causeway Bay, the Chinese Graca & Co., T. Gaolamabbas, Gibb Barnes, R. Choa, A. Tse, J. G. R.C. defeated the South China Livingston & Co. (Old Boys), Hong Ozorio, F. L. Marques, C. Dragon, A.A. by nine sėta to Kong and Shanghai Bank (Old and the Rev. Brothers of St. Scores: Boys), Hong Kong Electric (Old Joseph's College: Boys), Ho Iu, Ho Ki, O. Kitchell, Lai Wah & Co., Little Adams and Wood, Mak Kon-sang, Mercantile
DON'T WASTE
Total: University 55, 1.B.C. 42.
M.B.K. v. NIPPON
Tu Tak-cheuk and H. Lo M. Kitajima and T.
9-16 beat L. Jack and Mackintosh beat W. M. Gictins and A, E,
Guest
9. 7
D. Valentine and C. Spittey 5-7 (C.S.0.C.):-- 6- 3 beat Q.M.S. Guinan and
Q.M.S. McCulloch 15-16 beat Lt. Martin and Q.M.S.
Guddard beat Sgt. Palmer and Sig.
Atwood
--6- 3
6- 2
.6- 1
K
9. 7
18- A
beat G. Lee and Hambly
6.3
J. Bendall and K. (C.S.C.C.) :-
Jones
COGNAC
Total: Recreio 57, K.C.C. 41.
24-17 beat Q.M.S. Guinan and Q.M.S. McCulloch
€ 1
beat Lt. Martin and Q.M.S.
Goddard
6- 2
beat Sgt. Palmer and Sig.
Atwood
.6- 0
18-3
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Total: C.S.C.C. 54, R.E. & R.S. 17.
9-11
P. C. Lim and T. K. Lien (University)—
14-24 Zimmern
lost to T. Honda and T.
Akiyama
5-7 beat S. A. Ismail and A. H.
Madar beat S. A. R. Bux and N. B.
Kitchell lost to S. S. Hussain and D.
Mohamed
6- 4
6- 3
5- 7
1- 6
lost to T. Yamada and
Nimura
17-14
4-6
lost to H. Yoshida and U-
Kawaguchi
8-18
H. D. Rumjahn and G: Bodiker (C.C.C.):-
T. W. Chong and T. K. Tan (University) :- 3-6 beat S. A. Ismail and A. E.
Madar beat S. A. B. Bux and N. B.
Kitchell
6- 4
6- 2
beat S. 5. Hussain and D.
Mohamed
+4
4- 6
6- 1
18-10
G. de Sousa. and H. T. Lee 7-5 (University):-
17-12
beat S. A. Ismail and A, H.
Madar lost to S. A. R. Bux and N. B.
64
57
beat S. S. Hussain and D.
Mohamed
9- 7
20-18
nil.
On their own ground, the Mitsuf Bussan Kaisha defeated the Nippon Club by six sets to three. Scores:
Edo
Judges. Rev. Bro. Joseph, and (C.R.C.) 1
(M.B.K.):
Messrs. M. F. Baptista, Ed. beat Ng Ehau-kwan and Cheung, A. V. Cosano, T. A.
Tsang Choon-nin .... Leonard, F. L. Marques, J. Smith, beat Tso Choon-yau and Li H. Braga, C. Dragon, C. A. Yu-wing Goldenberg, D. Galaher, S. Abeat Leung Ki-chlo and Ko Marcal, R. M. Omar, and L.
6- 4
beat N. Nomura and K.
Suyenaga
+4
-7-5
beat Y. Sajiki and K.
Yoshikawa
6-.4
Tso-wang
61
beat K Nakura and · T:
Fujieda
63
Skinner.,
WATER !
Timekeepers.-Messrs. T. A.
19-10
18-11
Leonard, H. Braga, and S. A. Lai Kwong-tsun an Lau Fook-ki
Marcal.
Handicappers.
.
Patron. His Lordahip Bishop H. Valtorta, D.D.
President. The Rev. Bro. Direc-
tör.
General Committed. The Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Mesera. F. H.
A. M. Omar, L. Silva, F. Lopes, A.
F. H. Barnes, J. C. Qzorio, Cheung beat Ng Shau kwan and The following were the off-Shin-ling, H. Noronha, R. Choa, Tsang Choong-nin *cials:
and R. Pereira.
Hon. Secretaries-Rev. Bro. Cassian, and Mr. C. Gaingain. - beat Leung Ki-chiu and Ko
Working Committee.-Messrs. Tao-wang
Bank (Old Boys). J, M., Noronha, Cheung, A. V: Gosane, C. Dragon C. H. Osmund, A. Reed, J. M. and A. E. Carvalho. Rocha, J. M. d'Almads Remedios, Starters-Messrs. R. M. Omar Dr. Sam Stephen, Messrs Sousa, and C. A. Goldenberg. F. E. Silva, Tyeb & Co., J. Vietor, Woo Hay tong Wing On & Coi Simon Tse Tan, South China Ath- letic Association, A. Kitchell, A. Chanatong, and A. F. Osmund,
Officials
Clerk of the Course-Mr. J.
Passmore,
Cheng Chi-wing and Lau Man- Reception Committee. Messrs.ching (C.R.C.) :—
(C.R:C.);— Messrs. Ed. bent Ny Shau-kwan and
Tsang Choon-nin beat Tso Choon-yau, and Li
Yu-wing
6- 2
S. Fukushima (M.B.K.) beat, N. Nomura and K.
Suyenaga
and T. Ema
6-2
6-1
lost to Y. Sajiki and K.
Yoshikawa
4.6
Scorers. Messrs., V. Chan; and Trien.Xuống.
beat Leung Ki-chiu and Ko
Tso-wang
6:0
18-3
beat K. Nakura and T. .⠀
Fujieda
63
1611
M. Tahchi and J. Nakamura (M.B.K.)
A
61
beat N. Nomura and K.
Suyenaga
B 3
beat. Tao Choon-yau and Li
Yu-wing
6-3
60 Fujieda
lost to Y. Sajiki and K.
Yoshikawa lost to K.Nakura and T.
57
26
Sheer
Enjoyment
SMOKE
CAPSTAN
For
Güterres, L. Lazama and Toga Soon.
18
18-16
Total C.R.C. 55, 8.C.A.A. 17.
Total: M.BK, 47, Nippon 83.