THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 3, 1940
YESTERDAY'S ARMY LAWN BOWLS
TENNIS MATCHES CHAMPIONSHIP
Reed and Norrell ........
R.S. V R.A.O.C.
Royal Scots Regiment beat
Three Army League beat Carden and Stone ..... tennis matches were play- ed yesterday, one in First Division and the other two in Second Division.
In a First Division Army
0-3
Royal
Army Ordnance Corps by 6 sein to 3 League at Sookumpoo yesterday.
in a Second Division Army
Alsty and Downing (A.E.). beat Peters and Harding Termis bent Pitt and Hunter
League match at Sookcunpoo yesterday, beat. Pennington and Hewittson 8th Heavy Regiment. Royal Artillery..Gilroy and Jenkins (R.5.). bent Royal Army Pay Corps by Glost to Peters and Harding sets to three.
Hook and Skipworth (R.A.). lost to Adlam and Murray beat Reed and Norrell beat Carden and Stone
Skinner and Osborne (R.A.). lost to Adlam and Murray beat Reed and Norrell beat Carden and Stone
McConnell and Shirlaw (R.A.). lost to Adlam and Murray
AQUATICS
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beat Pitt and Hunter **** beat Pennington and Hewittson. 6-8 Hate and Sharrock (R.S.). 6-0 lost to Peters and Harding b-2 lost to Pitt and Hunter
1-0
RESULTS
of
ARMY TENNIS PAIRINGS
Following aro loading League tennis records to date-
"A" Division
tennis Following are the results
matches in the Open Lawn Bowls Championships played yesterday: Grose and Wilkinson (R. E.) 27.
OPEN SINGLES
and Duffield
6-1
6-1
-Emberson
Army
"B" Division
P. L. W. Rivett and Quinnell (R.E.) 24 ° 0.24.
24 2 22 Spencer and Shaw (A.E.) (P. L W. Jenkins and Gilroy. (R.S.) .. 21 6. 15
324 Freeman and Bird (R.E.)
Bowditch and Maynard (8th 21 R.A.) 4 20 Peters
21 0
G-1A. R. Minu bent. E. F. Pope 21-7 Megson and Denyer (R.E.) 24
(R.A.0.C.)
J. S. Landolt beat A. K. 40 Minu 6--2A, Hyde-Lay beat W. Mc- 6-3 Neill
Alsey and Willis (R.E.). 20,20 21-16 Mitchell and Eisley. (H.E.) 27
Smith and Harrin 21-11 (R.A.M.C.)
W. J. Howard beat J. Pau 21-20 ridge 2-0
(R.A.0.C.) W. V. Field beat E. de Souza 21-13 0-01 ?-?
beat Pennington and Hewlitson
R.A.O.C. v RA. 6-0 Another, match in the Second Divi 64sion Army Tennis League was decid ed, when Royn Army Ordnance Corp: 1-6, beat 36th Heavy Battery, Royal Ar
llery, by 7 sets to 2.
right-back position, will be unable to turn up owing to business reasons, and Kwok Kai-chlu will probably take his place. South China will field the fol lowing: Choo Stew-hong, Lee Ke-yeung. Ho Yuk-kwan, Kwok Kai-chiu, Harold, Winglee, Henry Sa and Lionel Lowe.
V.R.C. have not yet decided on their line-up. but will fleld their best,
It is learned that Lawrence har signified his intention of turning ou'
be
for the home team, which will considerably strengthened with him at centre-half.
A good game is promised, whichever side wins.
EASTERN'S SHEDS RE-ERECTED
The Eastern Athletic Association. have re-erected thefr bamboo shed at North Point, and have announced that they will meet Lai Tsun Union in a return contest at their pool.
The events will be identical to those they competed for at their last tourna ment, with the possible exception of an) addition to the programme. the 400 'metres free-style.
ex-
This event, if added should be won by Chan Chun-nam of La! Tsun, but, Eastern are hoping that the contest will give their swimmers some perience in a race over this distance, as there have not been many chances during the year for them to swim in a race of, this distance.
At the last Royal, Scots Regimental] Gala, Chan won the 400 yards free-style easily. in 5 mins. 6-2/5 secs., leaving his nearest rival G. T. May of the YM.C.A, far behind. Unfortunately the race was not over the recognised) distance of 440 yards, otherwise there. would have been an opportunity, comparing his time with the standing records.
CHUNG SHING VISIT MACAO
of
During the holidays, the Chung Shing Swimming team went over to Macau to take part in a two-day swimming exhibition. The first day they compet- ed. against the Macau Chinese Swim- ming Club, and on the second day they were entertained by an All-Macau team. Members of the team were asi follows:-Ng Chi-man (Manager), Kong Chun-wa (Captain), Chan Sek-pul, Ng Nin, So Tim-mo, Kong Cheuk chat, Tong Shiu-fal, Chung Shui-chi, Cheung Che-heung, Poon Ping-man, Ng Chun- man and Cheung Wal-kwong.
HOME CRICKET
NORTH AND SOUTH TEAMS FOR CHARITY
A cricket writer deplores the poor effort made by M.C.C. to help to swell the War Fünd. "Hel writes:
I am putting it up to M,C/C, to stage a two-day match for War Funds. Make It North v. South -the old rivalry still bubbles in the blood-stream-and just to show the dazzling bʊx office possi- bilitles here's two elevens, both good enough to carry an England Test label!
NORTH-H. Sutcliffe (captain), H. Verity, M. Leyland, L. Hutton, W. Bowes, J. Hardstaff, E. Payn- ter, M. Oldfield, A. Wood, W. Phil- lipson, and W. Copson.
SOUTH-W. R. Hammond (cap- tain), D. Compton, L. Ames, H. T. Bartlett, E. Davies (Glam.), E. R. Conradi, Tom Goddard, ́ ́I. Farnes, M. S: Nichols, P. Smith and A. W; Wellard.
And still plenty of good ones over to fill possible emps.
Such as Perics, Pollard, Mitchell Heane and Keeton (North), Jim Langridge, Robertson, Sims, Edrich and Paul Brooks (South).
Peters and Harding (R.A.O.C.). beat Thompson and Davis lost to Hickle and Mills
beat James and Godfrey
Jack and Hunter (R.A.0.C.). beat Thompson and Davis lost to Hickie and Mills beat James and Godfrey
Pitt and Pinder (R.A.0.C.). beat Thompson and Davis beat Hickle and Mills beat James and Godfrey
6--1
L. F. Xavier
Meyer
beat
C. W. Lam beat J. E. Hen-
son
M. R. Abbas beat R. Dun-
can
OPEN PAIRS
And Harding (R.A.0.C.)
16
1 14
15
5 10
15
10
B
2
7
4 BON - O
8 18 Taylor and Downing (R.S.). 18 10
Mille and Simpson (5th R.A.) 9 18 Wadridge and Goodenough
(36th .R.A.)
18 0
2N GARN 28 2
16 6 13 Whittaker and Coughlin (5th
R.A.)
W. J. Burling and M. N. Raku- 2-6en beat A. Steven and S. Ec-Taylor and James (R.A.P.C.) 8 64leshall by 17 shots to 16.
Mackie and Garrow (Sea-
forth)
C. S. Rosselet and A. A. Razack; 108 beat E. W. C. Simmonds and
2-6 Goodwin 23-19.
215, McMillan and Simons (24th
R.A.) 0.14 Freer and Parnell (8th R.A.) Cooper and Hunter (R.A.O.C.) 3 12 Bird and Martin (A.E.).... Brakenberry and Langley 7 11 (Signals)
Hannan (24th
Warder and
15
B
0
0
9 3
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10
4
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and Seully (Signala) 9 6 4
Ingleby and Read (R.A.P.C.) 15
NOIN
J. G.
21-13
21-20
and Boocock
Taverner and Morgan (6th
R.A.) Adlam
and (R.A.O.C.) 21-20 Skipworth and R.A.) Gardner and
Murray
Hook
(8th
15
Stonor
(R.A.0.C.)
18
Moon and Waller.
R.A.)
(12th
18
7 11 R.A.)
0
& Love
11
12
4
8 Pitt and Pinder (R.A.O.C.) G 2 4
is to-day pro-
Ingram and Mew (5th R.A.) 12 Webb and Milne (R.A.M.C.) 12 Glasgow and Fowler (R.S.) 18 11 Meckings and Louis (6th
R.A.)
12 0 Pinkney and Cardon
(R.A.P.C.) McMurthy and Scorey (12th
R.A.)
5
5
7
7 Bearson and McMillan (24th
R.A.)
3 0 3
7 Roche
and
Maynard
(8th
R.A.)
3 0
3
(Lamb and Bird (R.E.)
Kennedy and
3 0 $
Savage (6th
20 14
€ R.A.)
+3 0 3
18 12
€ R.A.)
3
OPEN SINGLES
Powell and Webster. (Sea.
forth)
3
€ 0
Milne and Musson (R.A.M.C.) 9.
3
€
6 Hamman and Thompson
(24th R.A.)
6
3 3
At Kowloon F.C.
their F. X. Soares
Warder and Pidgeon (24th
R.A.)
6 3
3
Thompson and Denton (24th
R.A.)
€
3
Fiddy and Barraclough (6th
R.A.).
6 3
3
Green (R.S.) 15 12
3
8
5
3
Pennington and Adams
3 0 3
7-5
6--1
6-3 6-2
duties
TO-DAY'S BOWLS Following gramme:-
TO-DAY'S TENNIS
Owing to Volunteer K.C.C. are unable to play League match against 1.R.C. to-J. C. Gill jay and it has been postponed, probably until Friday.
V E. C. Fincher v A. W. Grimmitt At Kowloon B.G.C. J. F. McGowan v R. Morrison Following is to-day's "B" Divi- A. Jillott y C. E. Marques sion Tennis League programme:-
.At Craigengower S.C.A.A.. V C.R.C.
E. V. Searle A.T.C.
'J. C. Aitken
V
C.S.C.C:
UNION
v C. Gowland V C. Dowman
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LIMITED
At Recreio A. Brooksbank v J. M. Jack A. Bower
V M. N. Rakusen At Kowloon C.C.
Freer and .Robertson (8th
Casey and Stone (8th R.A.) 3
Iggledon and Bannister V A. J. Coelho
Graham and W. C. Simpson (R.A.S.C.) A. M. Holland
A. Morton D. W. Waterton v J. E. Noronha v
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