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The Lengué sentian, opens, to-day, when the following watches and down for alecision: →
| HONGKONG LEJOTE
Division. I.
"Kick-off. 4.30 p.m. Kowloon . H.K.F.C., Kowloon F.C.
ground. Referee: Mr. Sinyĉa. A. r. South Chinn, Sockenpoo "A" ground. Referee: Mr. F. Smith
Kick-off, 550 pw HMS more. Hongkong Police, Hongkong Club groan Beferee: Mn. F. R. Smith.
Division II.
Kick-off, p. Kowloon le r. St. Joseph's, Kowloon
F.C. ground. Refer: Mr. Spen diff,
R.A. Reserves. Clab de Recreio “ A.” Sookoopos A ground. Refer Mr. Omar, P
South China A". East Surrey
Reserves, Sokunpes" ground. Referee: Mr. Baldwin.
Kick-off, 4.39 pm H.K.F.C. Reserves 2. East Surreye ground. Drums, Seokunpoo B Before: Mr. Winden
The game between plus Fast Surreys and to the Club de Recreio in Division I. is suitable reason of no estuoard by ground being "available"
To meet the wishes of the Hongkong Jockey Club there will be no official game withi's the Happy "Valley raccourse, to day.
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FIXTURES
SÖNIGIET.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10rn, 1925 .....
FOR TODAY AND MON DAY.
The crickes fixtures ärranged for, to-day are as follows:-
BOWLS,
SHANGHAI .. KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN CLUB.
NARROW DEFEAT UNENSITORS,
It is somewhat unusual for tomto Civil Service CC, Kowloon C.C. on win a match by Fand a five as the Bowling the Kowloon ground at 9.p.m.
Green did yesterday in their match with the interport visitors. It was a good game to watch and there was a goal and appreciative audience.'
Craigengower CC. e. Rogal Engineers, un the C,C.C. ground at 3.p.me
Hongkong CC. Rev. E. K. Quick's Shanghai Interport XI on the Club ground at $ p.m.
Hongkong C.C. (second XL.) 2. Univer sily (second XL) on the Pokfulam ground; canveyance will leave the Club pavilion 1:45 p.m.
The match between the Hongkong C.C. and Hex E. K. Quick's steam will be continged on Monday on the Club ground, play commencing at:19.30 am,
Other fixtures for Monday.aze 1- Indian E.C. ». Civil Service C.C. on. the IRC. ground at 1.30 pm.
Kowloon CC.. Hongkong CC on the K.C.C. ground at 10.30-
League matches will not commence until October 24th, and the programme this week as well as the next will be in the nature of practies games.
The teams will be as follows
CCC T. RE
The green was, as it always is, in tri (faster than tip-top condition & yesterday's green but not so fast as Taikoo on Wednesday. The visitors played the same team that accounted for the K.C.C. and they started off in win- ning fashion.
GAREISON TENNIS LEAGUE. MAJOR-GEN LUARD PRESENTS PRIZES.
The Garrison Tennis Tournament con- cluded yesterday when the final of the doubles was played.
In the semi-finals on Tuesday Q.M.§. Karo and Q.M. Hewitt (R. E.'») defeated Sergts. Cockall and Blondin (RE.'s), 04, 6 and Staff Sergt. Curzon and Pte. Lake (RA.MO.) defeated Sergt. Johnson and Corpl. Hawkins (R.A.S.C.), &I,
But
In the final yesterday the game was very one-aided, Q.M.S. Faro and Q.M.S. Hewitt (RE) defeating Staff-Surgi Curzon and Pte. Lake (RA:O.C.), 844, 6-3, 6-1.
The shield for the League Champion-- ship was won by "B" of the RE.'s. The players were Lieut. Col. Trevelyan, Quarter-Master-Sergeants Hewitt, Faro, Turner, Brown, and Staff Sergeant Higgs. The RA.O.C. wore the runners- up-Staff Sergeants Davies, Curzon, Morris and Privates Lake Pain and Olliver.
McLeod as No. 1 found the greca and the strength right away and laid the foundation for the first four scores. Phillips at No. 3 was prominent and the visitors at this stage led 7-0. The Hazel, the fifth head was senational. K.B.C. No. 1, inid, his first weed on the jack, covered it with his next and the!
Amongst those present at yesterday's No. 1 and No. 2 of the horae side cover-gathering were: Major-General C Luard, Colonel Russell Brown, Colonel Shanghai were short and ragged and when the skipa Lieut. Whyte and Capt. Alfree (President and Mrs Stephens, Colonel Trevelyan, went to the other end Kowloon lay
of the tenuis league committee). Main drew to save with his first wood, just missed the jack and went too for through Earrell laid another shot and Main disappointed practically his only fall from grace in the series of matches.
Craigengawer C.C.-E. Mowfung, Sed him inches away Abbas (vice.capt.). E. C. Reed (capt) A. Kitchell, E. Fincher, H. Hamson, F. Schnepel, 11 Fritz, Abbas and f Pion Reserve: F. K. Modi.
Itoyal Engineers.-Capt. Bridgeland (ept.), Major Hyland, Q.M.S. Jacob, Staff Sergt Higgs, Sergt. Cockell, L/Berg. Blondin (via cap); C.S.M Smith, L/Sergt. Jones, Corp. Hollands, Reserve: Sapr. Play Sape. Goodman. forti Scorer: Q.M.S. Gillan. Umpire: Q.3.5. Jaan KG",
LEGO. V. Lc.c.
FLAXY, GU, TEAMS,,
A ding-dong struggle ensued and each side scored alternately until at the lath hend, they were avail. Now Shanghai began to assert themselves again and Pratt was beating Duncan with Phillips, leaving Hollands far behind. At the The gaze of the week will be that.nt
Civil Service CC.-B. D. Evans 17th bead it was 13-15 in favour of the Kowloon between the two leading civilian
(cant. II. G. Wallington, E. C. Fincher, visitors, but though they played a teams in Colony. Kowloon have shown J, Ling, W. H. Edmonds, C. Hsplendid game they never scored again -The better forin in the practice games and Bearda!!, F. E. Lawrence, F. Baker, F. The home side scared a single in each H. Haldmas, F. L. Squibbe, H. E of the art heats and drew level at The last have taken thein more seriously than the Strange and E. A. Bastin. Reserves: H. head will live in bowls history in the
the penultimate head 18 all. JL.K.FL. The latter have not yet settled.E. Harper and H. Westlake.
Colony. "Hazel put down two good woods and Duncan followed him. Shanghai --down. To-day they will have to take the Geld without Johnstone, their centre for
first and second were short and narrow. Phillips had bad luck. (Luck seems to ward, who met with an accident in a
leave him at the critical moment) and practice pane in mid-werk. Watson, the
it was left to Main. He tried to cut out with his first and his second got wood. utility man of the team, it is Guderstood
Farrell was a trife lucky, but played the right game and the home team got will lead the attick in the opening gune,
In the ELK.C.C. 2nd XI. University not only the 1 they required, but 6. It Meride taking the left taff position match, the flub will be represented by is only fair to our visitors to remember For Kowloon, Caseille comes from the S. A. Arthur, C. T. Howle. . Grip, that it was only the fact that 1 shot A K. Mackenzie, W W. Mackenzie, D. made the difference and that it was the Riserves to lead, the senior attack and H. Mellaster, L. D. McNicoll (capt.)inst head, that made the Shanghai No. grnurally speaking Kowloon have got together a very strong side for their opening game
The Jollowing will represent "the H.K.C.C in the two-day match: Bancock (capt.), A. W. Hayward. E. V. Hamilton. H. Owen Hughes, T.E. Pearce, IB Powell, L. P. Balph, F... de Bome, G. B. Sayer, G. R. Vallack. and R. EA. Webster.
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At the conclusion of the doubles game, Capt. Alfree, before calling upon Major- General C. C. Luard to present the prizes said that this year ten tents had entered for the tennis league and the games had brought out some excellent tennis. This year's tennis had shown a
considerable improvement on that of last f year. The winners of the league RE. (8) bad gone through the league without losing a match. (Cheers) The runners up.were the RAO.C. who won the league last year. In fact there was very little difference between them and the winners. Twenty-one trains had entered for the United Doubles and the games were play ed off in a week. Concluding Lapt Alfree said that he would like thank Mr. May, the Secretary, for the fine way in which he had organised the tengus and the tennis doubles, since everything had gone extraordinarily smoothly, this year owing mainly to his efforts. (Cheers)
Major-General G. C. Luard, after presenting the prizes, said that it was a great pleasure for him to be present. He congratulated the winners of the doubles on their success. Continuing, he said
He
that he had been many years in the service but be had never seen lawn tennis take on anywhere as it did in Hong- kong He considered lawn tennis to be a very good game, and it was somewhat easy to get the opportunity of playing it and particularly in Hongkong. regretted that he had missed the pre- vious matches int it seemed to him that he hoped that next year other teams would share in winning prizes. Conclud ing. he said he would like to thank Mr. May and Capt. Alfree for the work they had done. He was not surprised at the R. E.'s success, because they had a rele brated player in Col. Russell Brown to coach them (Cheers.),
The crowd will travel to the Garrison rounds at Sokunpoo where a full pro-Nicoll (capt). D. E. G. Nicholsan, Hplayed a heady game. Main played it was.a B.E. and Ordinance show, and
gramow has been arranged, both grounds being occupied from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m.
On the "A" ground the R.A. will be theme to South China and the Garrison, Phare de preparations for a record attendanợ. They have enlarged their stands, but they will praliably find that further necommodation is required to pravide confort for the crowds' that Follow the South Chian players.
South China will make a couple of changes in their team froin last season, while the RA. have agme new arrivals. The game should be well contested and Bonours even.
Thus PolicTumor match has been rought over from the Navy ground to he H.K.F.C. but the time of the kick-off has been advanced to 3.30 p.m. to make room for the "Bugby game which com- Fences at b p.m.
Both teams has done well, in práctic ames The police have the assistance an their opening game of a couple of -military players fu Cornwall and Randall, while the Tumar hive prac tically a new side. The Sports Secre Lary, H.M.S. Zamar, announces that the following team will be fielded against the
to-day:-Wavish Hongkong Police" Gutter and Leim: Carter, Sindys, and Reagen; Chadwick, Summers, Blake, Clay, and Roskits. Reserves: Hanwell and Brown.
The Police team will be: Clark; Wynne, Tarla: Brittain Orem. Post; Cornwall, McEwen, Johnson, Noahan, Handle.
E G. Nicholson, U. F. Parker, T. Ia and skip zake the chances they did. E. Brudered, and D. A. Rushton
McLeod for the visitors played well but was held by Hazel. Praft was better than Dice before tea, but after that The following will play for the long-there was nothing in it Phillips was kong C.C.-H. G. B. Burns, H. Griffin better than Hollands all the time and 1. W. Lee, W. W. Mackenzie, L. D. Me
brilliantly at times and deserves all the y. Parker, T. E. Pendered, D. Beid, good things that have been said of him II. J. Stevenson, and Q Skinner.
Baring the week. However, Farrell was consistent and played his usual game. It would take an earthquake to unnerve hits in the tightest situatio
D.B.S.. BOVING FIFTH.
The Diocesan Boys' School met the loving Fifth Troop of Scouts at the University ground on Wednesday, when a win for the the match resulted in
School
Scores:-
D.3.S. Inainge W. A. Hunt, run out
N. Mackay, b Gittins
F. Samy, b J. Hunt
.... 3
13
W. T. Featherstone, b Youngsayc 11.
A. Lee, e Shen, b.J. Hänt. .........
E. R. Lee, b J. Hunt
LDixon, Youngsaye, b Cittins I
J. Fisher, Gittios
The borr side were slightly bettor, but wa cantot belp sympathising with the visitors.
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TODAY'S GAME
Today the visitors meet the Civil Service Cricket Club at Happy Valley and the writer ventures to forecast that they will win.
Scores:
THE SCORE CARD.
K.B.G.C Shanghai.
1. D. Hazel
2. A. M. Holland (5.) B. Farredi
Head, Shots Total.
LJ. Gutteres, b Youngsaye.......
7
B
1. A. MeLeod ..
2. C. A. Pratt
2. R. Duncan.
3. R. P. Phillips
(S.) T. G. Main
Head, Shots. Total.
1
2
2
1
2
1
3
តូ.
G. 8. Ladd, st, Lee, b J. Hunt
E. Goddard, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
⇓,
"I'
68
W.
+
D
90
B ទូ
14 16
F. 1. Zimmera ....... 6 2 Gittins ....... ........ D Youngsaye
J. Huat........... 0.9 9
ROVING FIFTH-ist Innings,
W W, Gitting, c Guterres, b A,
Leo
F. L. Zimmern, b A. Leo
E. Zimmeru, run out
J. L Youngsaye, b Goddard
E. Lee, ben
י 43
17
18.
D. J. Anderson, e A. Lee, b E.
19
L
Y. Fenton, Guterres, b Mackay.
20 21
at
E. Shea, b Mackay
dard
In the junior games, that at Sookunpoo between the Surreys Reserves and South China "A" should be well worth watch- ing and will be the.eurtain raiser the Garrison ground to-day,
The R.A.. Mccond team will End the Cab de Recreio Beserves a nippy lot, sad the Club expect to secure the pointa
B. Cunningham, & Fisher, b God-
A Hunt, b Mackay
J. Hunt, not out
DERRERABR
10
10
12
12
12
3
15
15
15.
16.
D.5.4.-2ad Innings,
N. Mackay, e Cunningham, b J
Capt. Alfree then called for cheers for the General, and they were heartily given.
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The league table is as follows:--
P W L RE. "B"
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Ptx
17
17
13
13
17
11
11
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Goddard' East Surreys 1st XI, will not be out this week neither will the Club do. Becrgie This match was due to be play- ed on the South China ground, but owing to its proximity to the racecourse the management have cancelled the game for jo-day.
LAWN TENNIS.
INDIAN R.C. TOURNAMENT.
The third round of the Indian Recrea tion Club's singles championship, be tween C Casumbhoy and 1. A. Razack resulted in a win for the former.
The match went to four acts before Makumbhuy won by 6-1, 6-2, 2-0, 0-2
E: Lee
Mackay
***MOVING FIFTH-2nd Innings,
W. M. Gittins, b A. Leo ......... E. Zimmern, & Goddard ..........
E. Lee, E. Leo, z Fisher.....
F. 1. Zimmern, e Samy, bTM God-
J. Youngsaye, not out
D. J. Anderson, b Mackay ... L. Fenton, e W. Hunt, b Mackay E. Shes, l.b.w., b E. B. Loe ve
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts.; dec.)... 79
(Continued on next Column)."".
A. Loc, et. Loo, b Zimmern
E. R. Lee, e E. Lee, b F. Zimmern 10
L. Dixon, hw, b J. Hunt
J. Fisher, not cat.
Extrus
Total (for 7 wickets). Bowling Analysis,
F. L Zimmern J. Hunt (MC E. Zimmern
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