TENNIS LEAGUE.
CHINESE R.C. DO WELL AGAIN.
SOUTH CHINA "B" NO MATCH
FOR CHAMPIONS.
In a match that evoked a great deal of interest among local tennis enthusiasts, especially the Chinese, the Chinese Recreation Club beat the South Chins Athletic Associa- | tion in the "B" Division. The match was regarded as of great | importance, as neither team” had hitherto been defeated, and a win for either would, in all prob- ability, secure the Shield for the surrent season. The Chinese B.C. started favourites, and while South, China had quite a good hope of winning they proved, as the game proceeded no match for their com patriots, who, on their own courts won by a margin af. 91 games. The Anal score suggests the strength of the winners Bouth China failed ŝto make an impression, and lost by a greater margin than was generally expected. At no time daring the match did they appear to have a look in and a summary of the de-
tailed scores show that they only
secured 2 out of the 9 sets.
LAWN TENNIS.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 2nd, 1928.
LAWN BOWLS,
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
PROGRESS AT WIMBLEDON.| BIG MATCH STOPPED BY
RAIN.
SOUTH AFRICA'S GOOD FORM.
BRITAIN'S LAST HOPE.
{THROUGH RAUTER'S. "AGENCY"]"
CRAIGENGOWER LEAD DOCKS.
A large crowd of holiday makera braved the showers on Saturday POLICE BEATEN BY TAIKOO, morning, and saw some fine tennis. at Wimbledon. Miss Helen Wille is the first player to enter the semi- finals, which she did at the expense of the British international, Mr. Watson.
ALL BLACKS BEATEN,
(TXKODOH KRUTRE'S AGENCY.]
DUEBAY, June 30th. In the fret Rugby Test Match, South Africa beat the All Blacks
In the lawn bowls league on Saturday, the match between the Kowloon Dock R.C. and Craigen-by 17 points to mil. The last British hope, the Cam- bridge captain, Bunny Austin, over C.C. seniors had to be stop- was defonted by Lacoste, who now ¿ped owing to rain." The junior meets Morpurgo. Others in the division fixture between "Reargio Inst eight are Tilden and Borotra,B" and the Kowloon Bowling who meet in the next round.
Men's Singles
FOURTH. ZOUND.
H. Cochet (France) beat Boyd (Argentine) 6-4, 61, 63.
J. Brugnon (France) defeated L. Patterson (Australia) 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, R
Hennessey (U.S.A.) defeated Frenz (Germany) 6-4, 6-1, 6-3
Lacoste (France) beat Auetin (Britain) 6-4, 6-4, 68, 16, 69, (France) 6-4, 9-5, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4.
Tides (U.S.A) beat Landry Borstra (France) beat Crawford (Australia) 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, 7-0, 6-3
Ladies' Singles. THIRD ROUND.
As a result of this match the Chinese Recreation Club hars con-- solidated their position sa leaders in the "B" Division. By thair
Senorita D'Alvarez (Spain) de- convincing display on Saturday, and, indeed, by their consistent feated Miss Colyer (Britain) 6-4, successos sitiće the League started, 6-4. they have upheld their reputation Miss Eileen Bennett (Britain) ⚫ and proved beyond doubt that they defeated Mrs. Colegate (Britain)
are the best combination in this 6-3, 6-2 division
South China and the other team's must, therefore, be content to struggle for what is left, and the Bght for the runners-up', position appears to be keener than that for the lead. The South China, Recreio and Hong Kong C.C, are on the same footing. Each has suffered a reverss so far, and the Hong Kong Cricket Club have beaten the Be creio, while the South China will have to meet both of these teams.
Despite the supremacy of the -Chinese Becreation Club in all) three divisions the League matches') ere attracting a large following and everyone is keen as mustard. Rain interfered in two thatches, and put a stop to play on both, but as in one match, one of the sides had Already reached the 50 mark, the decision- was. not affected. The matches in question were between University and Bearcio." B," and Recreio I, and R.A.M.O, “C.” In the first instance Recreio qualified for a win.
The details of Saturday's play followtal"
DIVISION B."
C.E.C... South China. Playing on their own, ground at Causeway Bay Chinese Recreation Club defeated South China Athletic Association by 21 games,
Boores: 0.R.C. 60; S.C.A.A, 39, C.R.C.-H. Lo and Iu Tak Cheuk; Kwok Po Kan and Tau Fook Ki; Lau Man Ching and Ma Wei Butt.
S.C.A.A.-Chan So and Ho Wai Rings Luk King Cheung and Lak Ding Cheung; Li Wai Tsoi and Li Woon Tool
Hong Kong 0.0. v. Royal Engineers,
On their own ground the Hong Kong C.C. defeated Royal Engine- "ers by 27 games.
Scores: ILK.C.C. 63; R.È. 30.0 *H,K/C,C. --~--Q. Miskin and W. B. "Cornaby; R. M. Henderson and J. G. Lawrie R. K. Valentine and W. A. Nowers, in
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R.E. Col. R. B. Skinner and Lt. Col. F. J. D. Wystt; Capt. E. H. L. Jacobs-Larkcom and Sergt. Trumper; Big Durand and Sig. White.
"Varsity v. Recreio, University met Club de Recreio at Fokfulam, but it came on to tain as Recreio were leading by 50 games to 27 during the third of the three of series. The play was stop- ped but the match counts as Recreio had reached the 30′ mark.
Scores: University 27; Recreio
50.
His Trentham (Britain) defeat ed Miss Anderson (U.S.A.) 36, 6-4, 6-4
- FOURTH ROUND,
Miss Helen Wills (U.S.A.) de- feated Mies Harvey (Britain) 6-3, 6-3.
Miss Ryan beat Miss Boyd (Aus- tralia) 6-0, 0-8.
Senorita D'Alvarez (Spain), bent Mine Bickerton (Australia) 9-7, 6-2.
FIFTH ROUND,"
Miss Helen Wills (U.S.A.) beat Mrs. Watson (Britain) 6-3, 6-0,
Men's Doubles,
· FIRST · ROUND.
C. H. Kingsley and J. Gregory (Britain) defeated P. D. Spence and R. Lycett 3-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4.
SECOND- ROUND.
Jean Borotra "and R. Lacoste (France) beat Boussus and Landry (France) 7-3, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.
W. T. Tilden and F. T. Hunter (USA) defeated Scroope and O'Callaghan (Ireland) 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Cumming and Moon (Australia) beat L. A. Godfree and Wing Commander Grieg (Britain) 6, -3-5, 7-5, 84'
Patterson and Hawken (Austra lis) beat Higgs and Wheatley (Britain) 7-5, 7-0, 6-3, 6-4.
Crole Hees and Eames (Britain) beat de Kehrling and Kozeluh 6-3,
-9, 7-5, 4-4, 7-5.
Lott and Hennessey (USA) beat Gregory and Kingsley (Bri tsia) 63, 40, 60, 63. ̧
Dan Mizód: Doubles,
FIRST HOVED. Mrs. Strawson and Wackett (Britain)-best Miss Anderson and Cota (U.8.A) 46, 64, 6-1.
Recreio I. v. H.A.M.C..
|
I
Green Club was postponed. The Yacht Club were unable to fulfil their engagement and gave": the points to Recreio "A.**
A fairly large number of specta- bors, including a moving picturë man with his camera, were present on the Kawloon Dock RC. ground to watch the return patch with the Craigengower C.C. In the previous meeting Graigengawer defeated last senson's champions by 10 shots. In terest was keen as Ortigengower | have won all the five matches they played so far and are making strenuous efforts to win the dag.
Spectators who expected to-ace the finish were disappointed as, with a few baada to go on each rink, the rain put a stop to the game. | However, they witnessed a fine game with the Docks fighting hard against their confident rivals.- It is understood that by mutual agree ment the remaining eighteen heads wit be played on another day. Craigengower having at present the advantage of a lead of 13 shots. Two of the visitors' rink, had good credit balances, while Bradbury's | rink showed a deficit of three shots, but he has by far the larger aum- bor of heads still to go.
With a_Band on all rinks, the | Kowloos Bowling Green Club gave. the Civil Servios their fifth defeat. The Civil Service played all they. knew, but ware beaten in a close game by nine shots. They have yet to score a win. -
FINE HURDLING.
OLYMPIC CHAMPION'S
RECORD.
[RKÜTER ́EAMKERICAN BALTICI!
NEW YORK, July 1st In the Olympic Games trials, Morgan Taylor, the 1921 Olympic Games Hurdling Champion, did the 100 metre hurdled in 53.1-10 secs. This is claimed to be a world's record.
Laing Chapman Russall Wallace
Oram McLeod
West
Moss
(5.).................. 19 ~ (8.)....
Wiltshire
Marks
Chalmers Grimshaw Matthew Drummond
Total... 71
20
Maiz J. Olark
(S.)............
Total 4
DIVISION IL
FOOTBALL IN HONG KONG.
LESS MISCONDUCT "ON THE FIELD WANTED.
ASSOCIATION'S REPORT FOR
LAST SEASON,
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
BUSINESS.
The Annual Report of the Hong Kong Football Association for last season gives the informa tion that the accounts show
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
ON THURSDAY, 17 The Annual General meeting takes place on Thursday July 5th, at 3:30.
THE
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proaching nearer meeting may be called at the dis cretion of the Council or at the request of not Jơm than six Cluba, The purpose for which the meating is called must be stated, and no other business shall be transacted. Each affiliated League or Club' shall
a satisfactory balance on the credit send two representatives to this | side. After meeting liabilities there | meeting.”
states that the playing season in the Colony shall be as laid down by the Football Association of
will be a balance of 83,911 to carry A proposed new rule, No. 11, forward compared with 84,979 brought forward from June ist of last year. contains other matter that makes
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Unsporting Flay: More Cases Reported.
More serious are the complaints with regard to unsporting play.
The Emergency Committee met on 13 occasions and amongst other business had to deal with is cases of misconduct on the field of play, against 30 for the previous season. The following were the offences and
punishments inflicted.
A case of kicking an oppon ent—-2 weeks suspension.
Thres cases of deliberately kick Craigengowar 0,0. v. Kowloon 0.0.|ing opponenta-2 months suspen- Playing at home, the Craigen-sion, suspended for the rest of the gower C.O. lost to the Kowloon season from 17.1227 and suspended D.C. by 14 shots.", C.C.O., 32; for 12 months from 1.2.28. K.O.C., 68.
C.C.C. Coates Dixon Lewis Knatt
(S.).. Kharas Abbas
Nicholson Fritz-
(8.) nang Modi
The Polica team who went to Tai- kos confident of another victory disappoifited their mrpporters and were badly beaten on two rinks, and though 3 up on Moss's rink, they were 20 shots to the bad. The visitors could not adapt themselves to. the ground but the home team Reed were in their element. Taikoo thus Lunny" made amends for their previous de- | Collin feat on the Police ground by 18 shots.
In the junior section the Kow- Loon 0.0. won very creditably from Craigengower who were expected to win: Civil Service -strengthened their position at the head of the tahle by defeating Taikoo in an evenly contested game.
DIVISION I. Kowloon Bowling 0.0, și Civit Service 0.6. Playing at home, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat the Civil
Rahmin; M. P. Madar and M, Y. Service C.C. by 9 shota. K.B.G.C., Adal.
64; C.8.C.C. 55.
K.B.G.C. Rain interrupted the game as the Duncan Recreio I. were leading by 43 Gow games to 23 against the E.A.M.C. | Holland The match was played at King's Macfarlane Park
1
(5.)...
X.C.C. Lany
Harrison
Нога
Herridge
10
(D.).........
21
Sittins
Raven
*Wragge
Petheram
19
(5.)....
Dobbio
*Shank
Hirst.
Total.............. 69
Three cases of ungentlemanly con- duct towards Referee suspended for 8 week, suspended for rest of' season from 13.3.99 and severe reprimand.
Three cases of fighting on the field weeks suspension, sus pended for rest of season, from 28.11.17 and one exonerated"
The duties of the Emergency list, Paychist and Decallist either per- Commite are to meet wheneverally or by ourrespondence. the Council with any matter which arcossary aid to deal on behalf of Consultation Fee $20
-NB-We demonstrate Item No. 1. decisions shall be accepted as those of the Council subject to confitina- tion at the next Council meeting.
Club Membership Rules, A new rule is proposed with re- gard to Club membership. It
states:-
charge.
Visiting hours from 10 àm, to 1 p.m and from puri to 7 pm.
3
THE SECRETARY,
Perchio Lep93, SAVOY HOTEL, Hong Kong.
Rooms No. 38 and 39.
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Players must be bona fide mem- bors of their Club. Honarary mem bers shall not be considered Bond fde toembers. No member of His Majesty's Forces shall play for a civilian club in this competition without the written consent of his AMERICAN LEAGUE Commanding Officer, and the ap proval of the Council. Not more than four Service players shall play for a civilian team in any match in this competition.
BASEBALL
RÉSULTS OF THE WEEK'S GAMES.
Í KHUTER'S AMERICAN BERTICR.]
FOR CHARITY. The Sunday Herald Charity Cup Competition was again a huge anécess, says the Report which adds: — Thanks to the extra seating sccommodation од the Hong Kong Football Club ground the catt total available for die the League Baseball games, played
The following are the results of" tribution amongst Charities this
National League.
23rd:
Philadelphia 3, New York 1. Philadelphia 4, New York s
(double-header).
year is $7,509.23 This is easily s in the United States last week--- Four cases of striking an oppon- record shủ wà are sure that the ent on the field weeks suspen-appreciation of those benefitting by sion, 3 months suspended, suspend this Competition will be extended, June 24ed rest of mason from 8.1.2 and to the H.K.F.C. for the use of their suspended 12 months from 14.9.99. ground and stands for these games, One case of attempting to strike and to all Officiala Chubs and an opponent. Sevara esution. ..... Players for their generous' and
It is not surprising that the gratuitous assistance: 21 Council adde:-
Total...... 06
Civil Service 0.0. v. Talkoo R:0. Playing at home, the Civil Ser- vice C.C. defeated the Taikoo R.C. by 8 shots. C.S.C.C., 65; TRC
57.
T.E.C.
Young Cameron John Sloan
Munro
(8.).. Kcown Hopa Craig
18
0.8.0.0. Gill
Luck Taylor
Longbottom
(3.). 19 Eccleshali
0.5.0.0. Whant Westlake Deakin Grimmitt
Jones
Archibald
Massey
(5.).... Lockhart
(S.)............ 20
(S.)........... 19 Bickford
Booker
Haynes
Alderman
Murphy Allan
(8.).
Moore Walmsley
(S).......... 17
Pendered
19
(B).......
13
Total...
Simmonds
LEAGUE TABLES.
Scores at the time of stopping Farrell were: Club de Recreio 143;
Craig R.A.M.C. 23.
Hall Guy
(S.).... Nish
Club de Recreio I.-H. Noronha and A. Hemedios; M. Oliveira and A. Ribeiro; L Carvalho and J. Xavier.
Royal Army Medical Corps- Harvey Major B. T. Cox and Staff-Bergt. Magill Sims; Tiernan and Maguire; Smith | Russell and Barnes.
(5.)...
LEAGUE TABLÉS. Positions in the League are:- AAA Division,
*P. W. L. PL.
3. I a 』་བྷྲ
Chinese B.C. Hong Kong C.C. M.B.K. Craigengower
University.T. L. In and W. M. Cheung; T. K. Tas and Y. B. Ng G. de Souza and F. Hoshimi. **
Club de Recreio.-V. Ivanovich and F. Remedios; L. Ribeiro and University A Remedios E. Noronha and E Kowloon C.C. de Souza.
DIVISION" C
- OLD II v. HK.0.0...
Playing on their own ground, the Chinese Recreation Club II defeat ed Hong Kong Cricket Club by 43
games.ap
Scores C.R.C. IL 71; RK.C.C.
C.R.C. IL-Ng Kam Chuen and Choi Ping Fat; Chah Hip Wo and WC. Hung; Lau Ting Wai dad Hoa Lan Fung. RAGNA
HKU.CA, Piórey and N. LIL Railton E. J. K. Mitchell and C. D. Wales; C. B. Hugh Jones and LA. R. Duncan. • ..
Kennedy Edad 1.4. 2. LE.C. Kennedy Road Married Quarters met and defeated, the Indian Be- creation Club by 13 games.
3 1 2 1
413-1
4. I 31
Indian R.C...
B" Division,
LPts.
Chinese RC. Bouth China. 6 Hong Kong C.C... 6 5 15 Recreio Indian R.C. Nippon Club University M.B.K Royal Engineers Kowloon C.C. Craigongowor
Gregory Oswick
Jas. Sloan
(S.)...... Spiers "Maxwell'
Total...... 67
The attention of players is drawn to the increasing number of cases of misconduct on the field, and the Council look for an improvement in the future..
The Council.
The Council met one occasions during the season for the transae tion of Association business. On March 31st, the Chairman, Mr. A. T. Hamilton, left for home leave. Mr. F. Smith was co-opted on the Council for the remainder of the year, Mr. H. McTavish acting Chairman, Mera H. M. McTavish, J. W. Baldwin and E. J. Quinn, all members of the Council last year, äfe learing for home votý
восп
An Appeals Board consisting of Mesata. T. Hamilton, E. J. Quina and J. Lawrence met an January 5th. to consider an appes! by the Kowloon Football Club against a decision of the Manage ment Committee of the Hong Kong Amateur Football League.
Challenge shisida. Both divisions of the Challenge Shields Competition attracted the usual number of entries. "Kowloon won the Senior and the Chineso.
.
In addition to the above Com- petition "a game was played on Armistic Day in aid of Earl Haig's Pappy Day Fund and realised 81,814. The proceeds from the final in the Lai Wah Cup Competi tions amounting to 81,137.70, W4 donated to the Widow of the late Telegraphist Jackson. This makes grand total donated to Charities this season of £10,50,96.
300.00 1,000.00
Boston 3, Brookin 0.
Bolton 0, Brooklyn 7 (double.
header).
Pittsburg 6, Cincinnati 3. Chicago 8; St. Louis 4.
June 24th
Brooklyn New York 0. Chicago 8, Pittsburg 1. Cincinnatti 4,-St. Louis 7. June 26th:
Philadelphia 4, New York 12. Philadelphia 2, New York,
(double header)
Boston 3, Brooklyn 9. Cincinnatti 2, St. Louis 6.
June 26th:50
Philadelphia 6, New York 7.
Boston 1, Brooklyn 8.
Boston 5, Brooklyn 6 (double-
header)
Chicago b, Pittsburg 1.
500,00
$19.25
500.00
750.00
header).
June 27th
The allocations from the receipts of the Sunday Herald Charity Cup Competition were as follow: Chinese Leper Mission St. Dunstan's Home H.K. Benevolent Society..... Alice Memorial & Affiliated
Hospitals Industrial Home for the
Blind Chap Shing Hospital Donation to G.C.H. Xinas-
Fund for patients. Little Sisters of the Poor.. St. Vincent de Paul Society Seamens Institute. Chinese Protestant Alms-
houses, Kowloon City Protestant Orphanage for Chinese Children ................ Earl Haig's Memorial
Home Fund
100.00 500.00
Chicago 7, Pittsburg
(double-
New York 11, Philadelphia
300.00 June 28th: 500,00
300.00
500,00
630.00
900:00
New York, Philadelphia St Louis 4, Pittsburg June 29th:
Cincinnatti 4, Chicago 3
St. Louis 2, Pittsburg 4.
American League.
The positions in the Leagues Athletic the Junior, and the oon London Hospital 900.00 June 23rd:
D
Hollidge (S.)..
to date are:-
Total... 64
Total... 55
0' 10
Division 1.
P. W. D. L. Pta." Bowleen Dock B.G. v. Oralgengower | Craigengower 35
Taikoo B.C....... 4 3 0 1 6 Kowloon B.G.O. 8 20 Kowloon 0.0....20 Police R.C.: 590 Kowloon Dock... 60 Civil Service
0.0. Playing at home, the Kowloon Dock R.C. Acorell 27 shots against 40 by the Craigengower C.O with 13 heads still to be played: Gray Omar,6 heads; Lapaley-Basa, 4 heads; Brown-Bradbury, 8 heads. The match will be continued on an other afternoon.
K.D.R.C. We 0.0.0. Funcheon
Brightman Greig
Beer MeLaggan
Arcalli Gray (S.)...... Omar (S.) Buchanan Rosselet Bennett Bass (9.). Neves Harack Rumjahn
Goodman McKelvie
5. I
33 2 3 41
3. 1
Hedley
I
5
Lapsley (8.).
0
Atkinson
B: 0
Lindsay
80
Cullen
Brown
(8.).)
Total
Division. Chinese BC. II: 80
CASAP. W. L Pts.
Chinèso R.C. LA 06 Kowloon C.C05 18 Recreio II, 5 41 Kennedy Road M.Q.7 South China A.A.... 33 Civil Service. Hong Kong C.C.....
Scores K.R.M.Q. 50 LB.C. 43. KR.MQ-W. E. Waterson and R.AM.C
CE Hayes W. Hardy and H. RA.Ú.O...........
Mocock; W. Quinas. and C.-Me- Nippon Club Culloch,
Indian B.C
LB.C.-M. Hassin and Y. J. YILCA Khan MAO. Hoosen and A Recreio I. .
(Continued on next Column). Kowloon LT.C.
Bradbury
(8)
Total
13
8
2
.4
.4
34
0
44
0
28.
ព
0
6
850
BEOTS YOB AND AGAINST.
For Agst Up Dh. Craigengover 314 286 48 Kowloon B.G.O. 399 338 Taikoo B.O... 308236 Kowloon DRC. 304 310; Police R.C. 873 300. 16-Kowloos C.C.... 819 251 Civil Service...265 319
Division I
PW. D. L. Pts Civil Service 5 4 0 18. East Point R.O, 6410 Kowloon B.G.C. 640 Craigengower
Recreio A
Taikoo B.C
Recrels ''B"
40 Kowloon C.C... Yacht Club
Talkoo B.O.. Polles R.C. Playing at home,
methe
Taikoo Recreation Club beat the Police Recreation Club by 29 shots. TRC 71: P.R.C.; de
TEOR PROM
Whyte Stalker McLeod
Ferguson
Hargreaves Glendinning.
Hollands** A. Clark
ta
0 54
€
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
Kowloon B,G.C. 407.
For Agst. Up Da 110.0 Civil Service 328 903-55 Recreio A 326 97848 East Point R.C. 337-348 Taikõo" R.C. 231 237 Recreio "B" 222233 Craigengawer
Yacht Club
là Lawloon C
gratulations of the Andeiation are extended to both these Clubs
The Interport Account, The statement of the Interport Account, says that the accounts show a favourable balance in hand, principally due to the receipts from the "Lai Wan Cup Competition."
It adds:--
During the year your Council
Glasgow Royal Infirmary....
Army Chaplains Hut Fund
Total
150.00
87,660.25
· SUMMER FOOTBALL
LEAGUE,
SERVICE.
sent a team to Shanghai to compete HONG KONG CHINESE CIVIL for the Telegraph Interport Cup. We were decisively beaten by Shanghai, no less than seven goals being scored without reply. Clima Under the auspices of the Hong tical conditions to which our men Kong Chinese Civil Service Club a were not used, played an important Football league has been organized part in the number of goals scored and a competition Shield and Cup against us, but this does not in any have been provided. The matches way detract from the fine teamwork will be played inter-departmentally shown by our opponents who fully during the summer months between deserved to win, they being far the 5 teams drawn from the Chinese superior in all departments of the staffs of the following Government game. It is to be hoped that when Departments: -0.5.0., PW.D. they come down here next season.P.0, Sanitary Department and we can give then as good a game, K.C.R.MAR and with hopes of reversing that
The first match was played at
New York 4, Boston 8.
New York 1, Boston 7 (double-
header).
Washington 8, Philadelphia e. Washington, Philadelphia
(double-beader).
Detroit, Chicago 6.
St. Louis 10, Cleveland a June 24th my curtain
Now York 4, Boston 0. Washington 6, Philadelphia St. Louis 3, Cleveland:42: Detroit 6, Chicago 0 June 25th:
Washington 3, Philadelphia 24 Washington 7, Philadelphia
(double-header).
Detroit 6 Chicago 8. 8t. Loun 4, Cleveland 7. - June 20th:
Washington 4, Philadelphia L.. Detroit S, Chicago 5. St. Louie 6, Cleveland 3. June 27th
year's result. The thanks of all The Flist Match. members of the team go to the Members of the Shanghai Eootball EC.R. ground Kowloon yesterday Association who made our day so between the GP.0. (Captain, Mr. comfortable and whose hospitality J Castello) v K.C.R.(Captain, növer seemed at an end. The play Mr. Lai Hin Cho). The referee June ths who sander, the journey were was Mr. Ap Kau Ko. The result W. Clark, Ng Kam Chuen and Lai was a draw the more being cus all. Yük Tai, (1⁄2 T. Remedios, J. Sim,In spite of the weather, there was|| Lam Yuk Ling, Tao Kwai Shing, a gathering of nearly 900 membera MeNivern, Cosano, Buen Kam of the Service on the ground. Mr. Shur and Rev. Alerander (Capf.), | ip Kam Kwong, vce President of Reserves Messrs. McBride, Zerler the Hong Kong Chinese Civil Ber- and Rocha, Messrs. A 1. Handiton vice Club, kicked off, a photograph and H. M. McTavish accompanied was taken by Messrs. Mce Cheung the team as Managers
and light refreshments were served.
Philadelphia 4, New York 7. Boston Washington 1 Baston 11,Washington
(double-header), 28th
Philadelphia 6, New York 10. Boston 3 Washington (4. Boaton 8, Washington.
(double-header)
Detroit St Louis 5.7 Chicago. 3, Clevolädd 2.
June 20th:
Philadelphia 0, New York 4.7 Chicago 8, Cleveland a