MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929.

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CANTON TENNIS

CITIZENS A.A. MEET SHAMEEN CLUB

AMERICAN TOURNAMENT ·

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Canton,, Yesterday.

· In a friendly match on their

ton Citizens' Athletic Association

in the Men's Doubles, but won the Ladies Doubles.

HOME FOOTBALL

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RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES

ALL LEAGUES

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London, Saturday. The following are the results of

BNGLISH LEAGUE

Scottish

THE CHINA MAIL,

LEAGUE BASEBALL

KIAORA SWAMPS HONG KONG YANKEES

A BID FOR THE CELLAR

BILLIARDS

STEEL COULSON'S LEAGUE MATCHES

ST. PATRICK'S STILL LEADING

TUESDAY

{By "Bingle"]

Matches played last week re- Saturday's ball game at Caro-sulted as follow:- line Hill was a wash-out in every. sense of the word. The teams at play were the new-comer--the Kiaora and the Hong Kong Americans.

Right from the start, it became

R.A.O.D. v. St. Patrick's

own courts on Shameen this after-matches in the English League obvious that the whole shooting Earnshaw noon, the. Shameen Lawn Tennis (three Divisions) and

match would be one of the dead Howells Club lost rather badly to the Can League (First Division) to-day-liest and slowest affair in the his-acy

Grieve tury of baseball in this Colony. Vallis

It was pretty tough luck that Oxenham both gangs could not trot out a

Total pitcher. Russakoff of the Yankee outfit has not found his pitching arm yet, and the only guy that ean beat hiri for wild pitching is C. C. Lee of the Kiaora crew.

The weather WAS ideal for tennis, sunny and cool, and a great many spectators from the City as well as of Shameen, at- tended. Tea was very kindly pro- Arsenal vided by the ladies of the Com: the Courts took on 'mitice and

quite a gala aspect.

The match for the men took the

Aston Villa Blackburn Derby Everton

2 Birmingham

3 West Ham

3 Sunderland

3 Bolton

form of an American Tournament Huddersfield 3 Leicester of seven games for each individual Manchester C. 2 Burnley match. There were six pairs re- Middlesbro 5 Liverpool presenting each Club, making a Newcastle total of 252 games, of which the Portsmouth

37

HOCKEY

FEATURES OF THE ANNUAL-

REPORT

LEASE OF GROUND

The annual meeting of the Hong Kong Hockey Club will be held on Wednesday, when the annual report will be presented:-

The ground "HI" at King's Park was again allotted to the Club and the Y.M.C.A., but in order to encourage the growth of civilian hockey in the Colony the use of the ground was granted to the Club de Recreio and the Ladies' Hockey Clubs on numerous oc- casions. Considering that the ground was used so extensively it is in fairly good condition after the summer's rest. A five years' lease was again request- ed from the Government but owing to the present shortage of sports grounds in the Colony this request was not. granted. A further request has been made, however, to the Committee ap-. pointed by the Government to enquire. into the recreational needs of the Colony and your Committee has, in ad- dition to a five years' sole lease, asked the Recreation Committee to provide further hockey grounds.

The Committee has under eonsidera- tion the erection of a club house and

B89 Total 793 protective fencing around the ground

150 Remedios

143 F. M. Cruz

150

40 S. . Cruz

90- Barros

121 Vas

1.

134 Baptista 687 Total

150 150 150 1001

787

Division I

Garrison v. C. & P.O.'s Club

4 Leeds

0

1

The Kizera is a Chinese outfit

Jordan

147 Fairburn,

150

3

Hodson

150 Scarle

77.

and this is their first season in

Benzevai

150 Dean

142

0

the big League. They started in

Ward

150 Ryder

133

3

2

The

to bat and got away runs.

with two

Sharpe

142 Newcombe

160

Americans

replied

Ashman

150 Hamlyn

141

2 with four

Total

0

The game

was slow

4 Manchester U

0 Wednesday

4

Somersets v. R.E. Sergt. Mess

2 Grimsby,

3

Jakeman Leigh

150 Lockyer

115

130 Pycock

150

Wisher

Division II.

112 Peachey

150

O'Hare

108 Bevan

150

Trickey Harbour

130 Royal'

110

106 Pearce

150

3 Southampton

1

4 Millwall

Total....

166

Total

225

a full fixture list.

3

1

2

1

Chelsea

2 Notts Forest

The Americans certainly have a better team. They have soggers that none of the other teams

and among them possess,

The results were as follows:-

H.K. Police Ree. v. D.A. Sergts. Mess

all

Hul

1 Swansea

Đ

Notts C.

3. Bristol C.

Burrell is the biggest bat. sogged one right over

He

the left

Mowfung Cheah Loung Kwok

124 Hill

150.

150 Scoular

105

First Second 24 "A" Team 20

29

14 6 69 52 58.6

143 Glazebrook

150

150 Grimes

98

Reading Stoke

2 Preston

0

2 Bradford C.

Charles Sinn 160 Fisher Pong

103

150 Leagh

72

4

Total

967 Total

FRIDAY

..... 678

S.LT.C. won 89 and the C.C.A.A. Sheffield U.

163, nearly double as many. . It

was unforlunale for the home

team that Mr. C. E. Watson was

away, as he is, this season, the Arst player of the Club; several

others of the better players were Barnsley. also unable to play. The visitors Blackpool were at full strength, including Bradford such players as Mr. Wong Po- Bury

keung and Mr. Ho Chun-man, and Charlton There was no question as to their superiority in most departments of the game.

Ladies Doubles

The Ladies' Doubles was for or

dinary match play and the Club Wolves

pair, Mrs. Moes and Miss Hogg

won easily in straight sets, 6-3,

6-2. Mrs. Moss was for five years

2 Tottenham

0 Oldham

4 Cardiff

2 West Brom.

Division III (Northern)

Carlisle

the Ladies Hard Courts Cham-

pion of Shanghai and is a beauti-Burrow ful player.

Admiral Chan Chak, who is a Chesterheld

keen member of the Canton Citi-Doncaster zens' Athletic Association. was Halifax unfortunately unable to play for Hartlepools his Club as was intended, owing Lincoln to Government business. General | Nelson Wong So. however, was among the Tranmere visitors; be is a very powerful Wigan player.

Wrexham

RESULTS

Ladies' Doubles

Mrs. Moss und Miss Louise Hogg beat Miss Tang Chi-ho and Miss Lee Choy-ying 6-3, 6-2,

2 Darlington

0 Rochdale

2 Southport

and the Yankee bunch was 80 punk at fielding that the Chinese had all the opportunities they wanted. Base-stealing was the only bright spot in the whole game. The Yanks contributed flock of errors and when the game ended, the Kiaora had 16 rung to the Yanks' 7.

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field in the fourth canto, and to anyone possessing a little speed. that wallop was good for a home. circuit and with time to apare for lunch. But not with Mr. Burrell. He is built for comfort and not for speed, and all he made out of that hit was a mere two bag-

ger..

Lee who chucked them out for the Kiaora cannot be called a 1 pitcher even by a long imagina-

2tion. It was simply hard to tally of men he walked

that geven janing Total

St. Patrick's v. L.A.0.B.

which it considers desirable, but it does not feel justified in committing the Club to such an expense while the present ground allotment is a yearly one only.

Successful Season

The Club had a very successful season, having placed three teams in the field ench of which had practically

P. W. D. L. F. A. Fer.

9 4 11. 60 62 45.8 12 1 7 64 41 62.5 Colours were awarded to five addi- tional players: W. K. Tait, L. A. R. Duncan, G. E. R. Divett, E. D. Lawrence and C. C. Francis.

The Sim Shield was won by the Array for the second season. The Club sent teams to Macao and Shameen, the former match being won 4-1 and the later drawn 2-2.

The Committee regrets the resigna- tion and retirement from the Colony of the Club's President, Mr. E. L. Sim. He was one of the Club's oldest mem- bers and also donor of the shield bear- ing his name.

The accounts show a satisfactory state of affairs, the credit balance of $281, brought, forward from last year,

increased having been

$441. Twenty-one new members joined the Club during the season.

to

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3 New Brighton

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2 Crewe

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Remedios

150 Dowman

70

1 South Shields

F. M. Cruz

159 Howells

122

2

3 Accrington

Vas Burros

150 Earnshaw

117

150 Grieve

132

I Port Vale

5 the number

S. M. Cruz. Baptista

150 Lacy

41

78 Oxenham

150

0

throughout

828 Total

682

2

game.

5 Rotherham

◊ York

1 Stockport

2 these two Leams are

1

4 On the whole, it appears that making a dash for the cellar, and I am in- clined to think that the Kiaora

R.E. Sgts. Mess v. Somerset Sets. Mem

Royal

150 Hayward

97

Pearce

150 Harbour

190

GOLF

Division III. (Southern)

will get there before the Yanks, notwithstanding their big victory of Saturday.

Peachy

150 Wisher

134

Bevan

Pycock

121 Trickey

150

134 O'Hare

Lockyer

Brentford

3 Swindon

2

Bristol R.

1 Brighton

0

The line-up and scores follow: Kiaora

Americans

Total

139 Jakeman

844

Total

150 150

811

SHEK O COUNTRY CLUB COMPETITION

Men's Doubles

Shameen Lawn Tennis Club:

Clapton Coventry

Plymouth

2 Merthyr

2

C. C. Lee

p.

Russakoff

P. Wong

E.

Proulx

R.A. Sergt. Mess vụ H.K. Police Res.

2

Games.

C. C. Leung

1b

Burrell

Crystal P.

1 Queen's P.R.

1 K. K. Leung

25

Harris

The result of the competition for the best 9 holes held during August is as under:

Messrs. Baker-Carr and Eales

14

Gandossi and Mareschall

13

Exeter

2 Luton

2 T. Chinn

.8.8.

Bowker

Fisher Hill

116 C. Sian

150

113 Mowfang

150

Gherardi and Wood ...

9

Gillingham

Z Walsall

1

G. D. NE

3b

Howard

Grimes

143 Cheah

150

Wong

r.f.

Lammert

Greene and Hill

23

Northants

2 Bournemouth

C. K. Leung c.f.

Owen-Hughes

Krable and Wolcott

Donelan Scoular

77 Pong

150

12

48 Kwok

150

Norwich

0 Fulham

4 T. S. Fung

1.f..

Skinner

Moss and Tuson

18

Glazebrook

150 Leung

117

A. H. Ferguson..34 less 1-33 R. Hanecek......36 loan 3-38 A. P. Bungey....38 less 5-33 The above members will play off over 18 holes.

Tota!

89

Southend Watford

2 Newport

1

Score by Inning

2 Torquay

0

Total .....

645

Canton Citizens' Athletic Association:

Games.

Messrs. Lau Tak-kwong and

Lau Foot-ling

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

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33

General Wong Se and Mr. Bo

Chun-man

21

Messrs. Chan Yin and Chan

Division I.

Wing-on

27

Messrs. Li Kit-ling and Lee

Folg

28

Airdrie

0 Aberdeen

2

Messrs. Chu Chi-wo and Wong

Ayr United

3 Hibernians

2

Po-keung ..

50

Clyde

1 Motherwell

2

Metors. Si To-pik and Fung Wai

20

Cowdenbeath 2 St. Johnstone

1

Total

163

Dundee

1 Dundee U.

be so punk.]

0

Hamilton

2 Celtic

3

5 St. Mirren

2

MOTOR BOAT RACE Hearts

AMERICAN GIRL CREATES SPEED RECORD

BRITAIN RULED OUT

Detroit, Sunday.

Before a quarter million spec-

tators, the 1929

r&ce

Morton 2 Partick Queen's Park 1 Kilmarnock Rangers

4 Falkirk

-Reuter.

Scottish League Table

for the Rangers Harmsworth motor boat trophy, Kilmarnock on a thirty mile course on the Cowdenbeath Detroit River, ended in a victory | Celtic for the boat Miss America VIII., Aberdeen

St. Mirren piloted by Garwood, at an average Motherwell speed of 67.932 miles an hour, Dundee Partick The sole British challenger, the Hamilton

Hearts Estelle IV., piloted by Miss Betty Ayr Carstairs, was unable to finish the Dundee U. first heat owing to engine trouble, Queen's Park and was automatically ruled out.

Falkirk

which is a record.

Goala.

1 2 3 4 5 6-7 Kiaoza

.2 1 3 5 3 0 2-16 Americans ........4 0 11 010-7 the [Note. A description of game play by play-was given in this write-up, but unfortunate- ly an irate Editor who says he knows all about the old ball game blue-pencilled it saying that it will break the heart of any ball player to know that two outfits call-

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9

4 0 1 3

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To-morrow at 4.15 p.m. at Caro- line Hill they will play the South China team, and the day after they will play the Japanese.

On Thursday the sailors will clash with the Filipinos.

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C. & P.0's Club v. Garrison

Total..... 809 Total

Highest Break: Mr. Kwok 44 the mountain of Meije, near of the Hong Kong Police Reserves.

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LEAGUE TABLE

Results of teams up to and Теат

Matchee

Win on

played. Wins

games

Drawn polata

Including August 30 are:-

Drawn on games

13

11

Total

38

12

9

27

DENTIST.

11

23

14

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13%

13

114

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