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Sports News
ARMY TENNIS LEAGUE.
HONG KONG SECTION.
The following are the results of the tennis match played at Sopkunpoo on Tuesday between 10th Coy. Royal Engineers and
"B" Coy. 8.W.B.
Totol seta
Total sets
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932.
TENNIS LEAGUE.
CRAIGENGOWER WIN IN "B."
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR C.R.C. INC."
[BY "SALADIN."]
matches
werd
Three mid-week decided yesterday, the results of which follow:-
"B" DIVISION.
K.C.C. v. C.C.C.
Craigengower Cricket Club won a comfortable victory over the Kow- loon Cricket Club on the latter's
courts.
40th Coy. R. E.
"B" Coy. S.W.B.
Major Mousley and
Licut, Cresswell and
L/Cpl. Fretwell
D
L/Cpl. Whelan
11
Cpl. Mechan and
Sgt. Brown and
Spr. Waldran
1
L/Cpl. Purcell
&
Spr. Whiting and
L/Cpl. Watts and
-Spir. Bloane
3
1/Cpl. Smith.....
Major Blousley and'
Sgt. Brown and
Cpl. Fretwell
€
L/Cpl. Purcell
4
Cpl. Mechan and
L/Cpl. Watts and
Spr. Waldran
0
L/Cpl. Smith
2
Spr. Whiting and
Licut, Cresswell und
Spr. Sloane
1
L/Cpl. Whelan
4
Scores!
Major Mousley and
L/Cpl. Watts and
L/C. Fretwell
k
L/Opl. Smith
Epl. Mechan and
Lieut. Cresswell and
Apr. Waldran
2
L/Cpl. Whelan
Dunne and Keaglebacker (K.C.C.)
lost to Reed and G. Lia..... 40 lost to E. Zimmern and R.
Choo
5-7
Spr. Whiting and
Sgt. Brown and
Spr. Sloane
/Cpl. Purcell
lost to W, J. Howard and Y. Hachiuma
3.0
D. 8. Green and James (K.C.C.)
lost to Reed and G. Lia .....
10
lost to E, Zimmern and R.
New York Giants Pittsburg Pirates
0
Chen
1-0
4
1
Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds
lost to W. J. Howard and Y.
Hachiuma
1-0
*
8 0
4
9 1
Lee and Jack (K.C.C.)
Herman and Durocher hit home
ruus.
beat Reod and G. Lia
3-4
lost to E. Zimmern and R.
Choa
2-6
American League.
lost to W. J. Ifoward and Y.
Hachiuma
*1-0
R. H. E.
K.C.C.
National League.
Chiengo White Sox ... 5 Boston Red Sox
4
0 18
I'set
C.C.C............. 8 sets
S.C.A.A. . I.R.C.
R. H. E.
Cleveland Indians......
2 0
1
Boston Braves ......
#
1
Vosmik hit a home run.
Chisago Cubs
1
1 New York Yankees
}
4
ដី
only half a set.
Boston Braves
'12
2Detroit Tigers
8
10
Scores:-
Chicago Cubs
4 11
0
Wyatt hit a home run.
I
D
15
0
Philadelphia Athletics O
17
01.
St. Louis Cardinals
1 10
Detroit Tigers
*
01
bent A. H. Madar and S. A,
Ismail
8 3
3 Philadelphin
Athletics 4
10
0
beat F. D. Pereira and M. 0.
Hoosen
6-2
2 3
Senators
18
▸
bent A. R. Minu and 0.
Ismail
Kuhel hit a home run.
U.S. BASEBALL
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
[RECTER'S AMERICAN DERVICE]
New Yong, July 27. THE following were the results of
to-day's baseball games:
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Bil Terry, Lindstrom and Moore;
Pittsburg Pirates
Vaughan and Piet hit home, runs.
St. Louis Browns...... Washington
hit home runk
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CA
ST
LAWN BOWLS.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
On the Kowloon Cricket Club greens yesterday, two matches were decided in the Lawn Bowls Cham- pionship of the Colony.
RUSSIA IS LIKE ́ D'ARTMOOR.
ני
VISCOUNT SNOWDEN'S
RETORT.
Lord Marley: There is no uu
A. ~H~ Oswick beat A.-K. Taylor. employment in Russia.
21-14 shota, Ozorio beat Rapley 21-10 shots.
K.B.G.C. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.
Viscount Snowden: Nor is there in Dartmoor, and for the same
reason.
This somewhat illuminating pass age occurred when the House of Lords continued its economy `d» bate.
Viscount Snowden had intervened The following teams have been to say that plans were ready for selected to represent the Kowloon
a conversion scheme when the mo Bowling Green Club in their leaguement was favourable. matches to-morrow:-
After the passage quoted, Vis lat team v. Civil Servico Cricket count Snowden said that he had i Clitb at Happy Valley
been preaching Socialism all his
R. S. Nichol, R.. Dänean, R. life but he had not thought that Hail, A. M. Holland.
it would come in his time although
C. S. Boat, H. F. Stoneham, H. he believed that economic evolution Nish, W. Russell.
G. N. Mitchell, A. MacIntyre, A. K. Taylor, E. W. L. Hogbin.
2nd team. Civil Service Cricket Club ab Kowloon :-
F. V. Whitta, V. C. Labrum, J. G. Meyer, F. L. Bapley.
C. Hatt, T. Hard, J. S. Logan, D. Gow.
BADMINTON:
was working in that direction.
"But," he said, "may God save England from such Socialism as they have in Russia to-day,"
Lord Referring to
Rending's
C. L. Farmer, W. Venables, W. speech in the provious debate, in which he asked if the Government E. Hale, W. S. Draket
could rest merely upon the con. version of the 3 per cent. War Luan, saying that it might very well be that as time proceeded they would find it necessary
to deal with the remaining £4,300,000,000 of the National Debt, Viscount Snowden said that there was not much in that argument at present because ever £2,000,000 of the total of £6,000,000,000 of internal debt was either on a four per cont. basis or below and there was not a large block which could be redeemed for
few years to come.
YESTERDAY'S DEMON- STRATION GAME.
Quite a number of members of the Indian Recreation Club turned up at Sookunpoo yesterday to watch Receiving the Indian Recreation Mr. Hazell and Mr. Gray in Club, the South China concededd demonstration game, which prov
K. H. Chau and C. L. Luk
(S.C.A.A.)
(Continued on next column.)
AN
For Quality
•DONOTHY
+
ed interesting. Despite the strong breeze blowing at the time of play, the players gave a good exhibition.
Ir. Hazell executed some fine wrist
Cbilversion of 5 per cent, War Loan, he said, must be voluntary
and the terms acceptable to the
present holders. There had never
been a moment when this question had been out of the mind of the Chancellor of the Exchequar since
work with good results, while 1029, the date when it first became 0-2 r. Gray indulged in spectacular possible to redeem them.
hitting which impressed the gallery.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Those present evinced apprecia-would miss no favourable oppor tion of the game, which no doubt
tunity of trying to effect this very
0-0 will be adopted by the club as a substantial reduction in the volume
permanent form of sport.
HOME RACING
GOODWOOD CUP
(THROUGH MEUTEX'R AGENCY.]
LONDON, July 23, THE rice for the Goodwood Cup
resulted as follows:--
Brilette
Brown Jack
Ut Majeur
1
2 3
of interest upon national debt.
CANADA URGED TO FIGHT CANCER.
ONTARIO COMMISSION ADVISES TREATMENT. AND
EDUCATION,
Toronto.-After ten months of study in eight countries the Ontario Cancer Commission, a body of four appointed by the Provincial Gov- ornment, has presented a report which recommends a broad pro- Browngramme, of cancer treatment and
Five ran, the winner winning by four lengths, Ut Majeur being ten lengths behind Brown Jack
Betting: Bralette 6/2; Jack 9/4 Ut Majeur 0/4.
D. C. Lak and S. W. Wong
(S.C.A.A.)
beat A. H. Madar and S. A.
Ismail
4-3
bent F. D. Pereira and M. 0.
Hoosen
0-3
beat A. R. Mina and O.
Ismail
6-3
E. Les and S. Chau (S.C.A.A.) · beat A. H. Madar and S. A.
Ismail
beat F. D. Pereira and M. 0.
Hoosen
drew with A. 'R. Minu and 0.
Ismail
"C" DIVISION.
C.R.C.. C.C.0.
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prevention through education. The report is being given careful con- sideration, and action on it is like.. ly to be taken as soon as fitonces permit
The Commission recommende that the Government appoint a commis- sioner or commission with wido power and many duties in connec tion with cancer trentincnt. This
6-4 individual of body would have cus- 7-6 tady and control of Government- owned radium, would inaugurate and supervise treatment centres and diagnostic clinics and would secure close co-operation of all treatment centres. The Commission agreed that the use of radium and X-rays was of high value in cancer treat-
On the Chinese Recreation Club ment. It advised also that the courts, Craigengower proved 10 Clovernment, through its research match for their hosts, failing to win dopartment, investigate also ex- a set.
Scores:
K. T. Lai and Y. E. Mow
(C.R.C.)
4
boat. Y C. Mok and_Broad-
bridge
beat A Kitchell and N. B.
Kitchell
0-0
beat E. Howard and Lock * 6-0 M. K. Lau and L. F Hon
(C.R.C.)
-beas-X. C. Mok_and_Broad-
bridge
beat A Kitcial and. N. B.
Kitchell
beat E. Howard and Lock ... S. W. Liang and H. S. Kwok
(C.R.O.).
beat Y. C. Mok and Broid-
bridgeticians
brat A. Kitchell and N. 3.
Kitchell
Lent E. Howard and Lock:
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periments along the lines of serums, tissues and biochemical extracts, and said there was ample basis for the-hope-that-in-these-experiments- acure ultimately might be found.
Creation is advised of a cancer institute for the purpose of secur- ing skilled personnel and for shimu. Jasion-and-guidance-of-research; organization of a limited number
6-1 of diagnostic centres; purchase of 0-1 Lan: edequate supply of radium; in, stitution of an active campaign of
0-2
public education in the matter, and provision for short post-graduata 0-0, medical courses in cancer treat 6-2ment.
UNDER-WATER LIGHTS.
IN CLACTION'S NEW 250,000 SWIMMING POOL.
On a level with Clacton Pier, 1,000 bathers will be able to enjoy themselves in from three to nine feet of water, as they choose. There will be a continuous supply of sen Clacton-A swimming poul, water, pumped up, 'altered, and which is fitted beneath the water | aerated by means of a huge foun with electric lights of 100,000 tain. candle-power, and is the only one
of its kind in Britain, will
Clacton-on-Sea thia opened at
There is also a new idea in cubiole accommodation. After undressing the bather will take his clothes to an attendant, and they will be, locked up until required.
mouth by Mr. P. J. Pybus, Minis ter of Transport.
The pool is made entirely of con Work on the bath began last Crete, .00 concrete piles 24 foot | September, and has cost about above the bed of the sea, and re- £50,000, The under-water lights presents a remarkable engineering will shine out through thirty "port-
holes" at night-time.
feat.
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