BOWLS FULL PROGRAMME OF KOWLOON TONG ARMY REJECTS
TEAMS
Following clubs have selected their lawn bowls teams for to-morrow :-
K.F.C.
FOURTH DIV. MATCHES
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Following arc the results of T. V. Liang and T. L. JumC.R.C.). games played yesterday in the bent Au and Lec Fourth Division of the Lawn beat Leung and Lat Tennis League,
P. Y. Kwok and K. C. Wong (S.C.).
S A M Sepher Rnd
Second Division (V C.C.C. Away) A Lapsley Attenza, V Chittenden beat
V and W. C. Field (Skip)
Singh Kein and brat S Itumchand W. Melind
beat A. H Mebal and S. Singh
K. C. Siet and K. T. Chan (5.C.). Just to Sepher and Sigh
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N. Niet. A Eastman, E Younghusband (Skip).
A Dan C Dowman. T und W Simpson (Skipa Friendly Match
lost to Woo and Yu
Army Win
BADMINTON
FINALS
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The remaining matches of 3-6 badminton finals of the Kowloon Tong Garden City Association were played at the clubhouse last night when badminton of a fairly high standard was witnesserl.
The results were as follows:
At Sookunpoo, Army Tennis Club beat Pust Office R.C "A" oight sets to one
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beat Ramchand and Mehaf
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beat Mehal and Singh
7
3
Cheat C 1 Chan and Y
bent S S Chin and S K
Fitches and K W S
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C. M. Tsang and $. S. Yau (5.C.). beat Sepher and Saugh
L Cpl.
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beat Ramchand and Mehal
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Albas at beat Melant nut Singh
beat Fitches and Wong
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W Thons in, Fuller andt 13 E E Cross, A G eck, and R
HK.C.C.
Second Division (v Prison
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Jewish Club Lose
A R Polak and S. Ramier (J.R.C.) Jest to Tomasheveski and 1) T
beat Chi and Chan
Lt. Trapman
(Army),
and S/Sgt.
heat Fitches and Wong
beat Chan and Fung
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Indians Defeated
South
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beat N Whitley and V beat Bull and Glaubert
Hend 6
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Morrison S1. Lloyd, J
E Costello (Skip)
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M. Talan and A, Odell. (JR.C). losd to Tomasheveski and South
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lost to Whitley and Bord
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C G Aitkenhend, TR Rowell I AR Hunter and F Comels in Skip
E2 13 L. Dowbiggin, E Hoespess 1!
A Edwards and
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Haigh. G A Nissin (Skapat
1 Morrisont W It Lambet A Mitchell and R S Abraham (skipp
{?1 D) 1 Valentine, 1. E N Ryan.
# J Bacon and P S Cassody (Skipt
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C.R.C. Beaten
At Sookupno. Indian H Jos! 1.1 Lite Filipino Chub by seven sels To
MEN'S SINGLES
Hunk Greenberg, who gets $50,- 000 a year for swatting a baseball, recommended for deferred stutus by a Forida draft board because of flat feet.
John Dungan Rigney, top pitcher, It is found that the hearing of
is impaired by a chronic perfora- tion of the eardrum.
They wouldn't even let Marrie Arnovich volunteer because nost
Joseph Tsung beat David Kwok, of his teeth were knocked out in
12. 150.
basketball.
LADIES' SINGLES
(HANDICAP)
The examination of young Phil Rizutto revealed a diabetic con- dition.
It used to be that nobody came
Mrs. N. Castro beat Miss Mabel close to a ball player for rounding U. 15 6, 15 6.
MEN'S DOUBLES
up imaginary allments, but that was in the pre-modern draft board
era.
It would seem that if a lot of 14, supposedly robust cilizes want
D. Kwok and K. M. Lee bent E. Kwok and Y. H. Tang, 21 21 14.
EXHIBITION MATCHES: MEN'S DOUBLES
M. H. Hassan and G. Singh (L.R.C.). P. A. Yvanovich and A. E. Nor- lost to B. Poon and P J'ool
2-6onha drew with P. Fletcher and ¡beat Po Gonzales and Lec
J. Chen, 15--10, 5- 15. Just lost to TS Hsu and 1. F set bal M. S. Hassan and
(U.R.C.).
A Chuseway Bay, Chinese HG
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lost to Poon and Poon beat Gonzales and bee lost to Hsu and Souza
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MEN'S SINGLES
a deflated opinion of their health, all they have to do is visit a draft board.
THE NEW FRENOH REMEDY. THERAPION NO.1
R. M. Lavalle beat A. L. Fisher, THERAPION NⱭ2
14.
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4 prizes,
K. M. Wong and C. C. Luk (CRC).
THERAPION NⱭ3
At the conclusion of the matches!o. 1. Oress Discharges.
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