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K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1932.
FULL RESULTS.
MID-WEEK RESULTS
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]`
LONDON, Aug. 31. MATCHES played on Wednesday
in the English and Scottish Leagues resuited as follows:-
ENGLISH LEAGUE
HOME RACING
ST. LEGER - PROBABLES AND JOCKEYS
GUNNERS AT PLAY.
AQUATIC SPORTS AT V.R.C.
HOME FOOTBALL
LAWN BOWLS.
{THROUGH REUTER'S `AGENOT.]
MORE PROGRESS MADE.
TAIKOO TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.
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ST.
The
following will representi Taikoo in their lawn bowls league matches to-morrow :---
1st Tea Home:-
v. Kowloon Dock R.C.--
LEGER jockeys follow: Beneficial. Sam Wragg. Celebrator
Burns. Charancon
Roseu.
Dastur
Beary.
LONDON, Gept. I
probables and
Firdaussi Faghorn Gainsław
Gavelkind
Bouillon. Lowry. Perryman. Elliott. Dick. Joe Childs.
Jones.
Nevett.
FINCHERS WIN HANDICAP TIE.
mado in Further progress was the Kowloon Cricket Club tennis tournament, yesterday, when the Third Series of matches were play- ed qff. In the Handicap Doubles, the Fincher Brothers althought carrying a handicap of 40 bent their opponente. who started -scratch, with ease. Gray and Guest featured among the winners,
The results follow:-
Handicap Doubles.
F. E. Skinner and Phillipens (rec. 3/0) heat Tacchi and Hirst (ser.) 7-5, 8-8,
White and Capoli (ser.) beat F. S. W. Smith and Stewart (rec. 3/0), 6-0, 6-1.
E. C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher (owo 10) beat Gittins and J. M.
Jack (scr.) 0-0, 6-1.
Singles Handicap "A"
S. A. Gray (owo 35) hent Mackay
Howe 3/0) 7-5, 6-3.
A. E. R. Guest (owo 30) beat E.
Zimmern (owe 15) 6-4, 7-5.
F. Kongelbacker led over E. R.
Price 7-8, 4-1.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES,
FOURTH SERIES.
Singles Handicap "A."
Dante
.F. Fincher.
Burnett r. Gittins.
E. C. Finuher v. G. A. White.
Singles Handicap "B,"
Tacchie. Old.
F. S. W. Smith . Lubeseder
Philippens 1. J. 8. Smith,
Lawrence . Skinner. Capeli v. Haase,
J. Russell, D. Bone, J. Polson,
J. Chalmers (Skip).
J. Watson, A. Stalker, R. Keown,
W. Wotherspoon (Skip),
W. Weir, R. Wright, J. Chap-
man, D Muaro (Skip). 2nd Team v. K.C.C.-Away:— C. Summers, T. Currie, A. Mac-
Indoe, S. Hope (Skip).
E. Greenwood, J. Waid, D.
Peoples, J. Sloan (Skip).
W. Brown, T. Swan, G. Stewart,
G, McLeod (Skip). Games to start at 3.30 p.m. Launch will · leave Dock at 2.30 p.m. and Refinery at 2.35 p.m.
Hesperus Leighon Loaningdale Orwell
Royal Dancer
Silvermere
Tajkaara Totaig
Udaipur
Violator
Lane. Sirott,
Carslake,
Harry Wrogg. Gordon Richards.
Will o' the Wisp
Steve Donoghue. April V. is a doubtful atarter.
ARMY TENNIS LEAGUE.
KOWLOON SECTION.
The following are, the results of the tonnis match played between "A" Company and "C" Company of the Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders on Wednesday:
**A" Doy. A, and 8.3.
First Division.
1 West Brom.
9
↑ Blackburn
1
2 Wednesday-
1
Manchester C. Newcastle Portsmouth
1 Birmingham
5 Middlesbro'
1
The 20th Heavy Battery of Royal Artillery hold a very successful programme of aquatio sports at the Victoria Recreation Club swim ming bath yesterday afternoon.
A large number of officers and men were present together with their wives, Lt. Col. K. F. Du Arsenal sterville, D.S.O., R.A., who inha
Derby well-known sportsman, was present,
Everton also Major and Mrs. Barry. The long programme of events went off without a hitch and many exciting finishes were witnessed..
Both the yards sprint and the 30 yards were.
won by L/Bdr. Dolmas. Dolinete a swimmer of no mean ability, and of all the names called, both as starters and finishers, Dolman seemed the most popular.
2 Chelson
Second Division,
1 Oldhaih 4 Grimsby
Third Division (South).
Bradford Plymouth
Bristol C
Torquay
Crystal Pal Gillingham Swindon Watford
5 Brighton
◊ Norwich
9 Newport
1. Reading
Of all the events on the pro-
" gramme, the "Egg and Spoon race proved the most popular and exciting. In this race the com- petitors started from one end of the bath, swam under a beam at the half way mark-and so to the other end, There they procured Halitas"
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an
egg
Third Division (North).
Chester Darlington
"' (tannia kall) and a wire New Brighton spoon and started swimming back York C.. again. At the half way, they throw
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the "egg" over the beam and them- selves swam under. The "egg was then picked up in the "spoon and a final spurt made for "home."
High Dive.
1 Southport
1, Gateshead
4. Hartlepools
1 Mansfield.
9 Stockport C.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
BRITISH SHIP
CONFISCATED.
CUSTOMS TO AUCTION STR. BALLSHEAD
THE GREYHOUND MYSTERY.
A sequel to the mysterious ar- rival of a cargo of greyhounds in Chipa, has occurred in the con fiscation of the str. Ballshead by the Chiness Maritime Customs,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sals by Fublic Auction to be held on TUESDAY, the Gra DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1993, -at-3 1,3, at the Offices of the Public Works
·Orlar
บ of Department, by EXCELLANCY THE GOVERNOR, Al One
Lot of OROWN LAND at To. Kwa War, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Grown Bent MAJET THE Kine, for one further term to be fred by the Surveyor of His
who, as will be seen from an ad- | of 75 years, vertisement in 10-day's issuo, are
offering the vessel for sale by pub- fio auction.
As is known the import of grey- hounds into China is strictly pro hibited. So, is would appear that the prospective consignees' had 3 made elaborate arrangements for
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the landing and transport of the contraband animals. It is alleged
that closely interested in this has beon ni resident of the Fronch
Concession. It is even alleged that assistance had been obtained at
the point of landing from Chinese
1 soldiers, apparently without the cominanders. knowledge of their
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The order of confiscation can be the subject of a protest from the
3 Consular authorities concerned, in this case British. It is thought to be highly improbable that any O protest will be made, in view of g the clarity of the facts established. The first lauding seems to have been successfully made without arousing the suspicions of the authorities. Later on a revenus cruiser is reported to have detoot- * Third Labark oed floating kennels (discarded by the smugglers). This put the cruiser on the track and lod to detection.
First Division.
U.S. BASEBALL
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
{THROUGH REUTER'N' AGENCY."]
U.S.M. Docherty and
"C" Qoy. A, and S.H,
C.S.M. Lochie and
Rangers
L/Sgt. Lumont
7
Pte. Hastie
L/Cpl. Richford and
Pte. Fisher and
L/Cpl. MeQween
4
Pte. Flynn
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Cpl. Hunter and
Cpl. Stewart and
Pte. Gavin
3
Pte Campholl
В
.S.M. Docherty and
Pte Fisher and
L/Sgt. Lamont
7
Pte. Flynn
The high diving was won by Gnr. Hyde, popularly known as "Tich." L/Bdr. Dolman and Gng. Connor were close seconds. The two seconds had to dive again and Dolman made the neater dive.
L/Cpl. Richford and
Cpl. Stewart and
L. Cpl. McQween
Pte. Campbell..........
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Cpl. Hunter and.
C.S.M. Lochie and
Pte. Gavin
1
Pte. Hastie
6
G.S.M. Docherty and
Cpl. Stewart and
L Sgt. Lamont
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Pte. Campbell
1/Cpl. Richford and
C.R.M. Lochie and
L/Cpl MeQween
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Plo. Hastio
B
Cpl. Hunter and
Pte. Fisher and
Pte. Gavin
3
Pte. Flynn
1
Total games
2
Total games
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FROM EVERY POINT OF VIEW-
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ARE WONDERFUL CIGARETTES
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The Broast, Back and Free Style" was alen an exciting event. This was won by Gnr. Selley al- though Hydo was coming up very THE
fast and made a clow second.
The Aggregate Block was won by Headquarters Scation. This was presented to their leader, Sergt. Cross.
After the sports, Mra. Barry, wife of Major Barry, kindly presented the prizes. After the prize giving, Lt. Bowie thanked Col. Dunster- ville, Major Bowie and all the other officers for their help, and then enlled; for a voto of thanks to Mrs. Barry
Prize-winners,
A complete list of prize-winners follows:-
23 Yards-1st, L/Bdr. Dölmar (12 4/5 secs.); d, Gur. Jennings; 3rd, Gar. Bolluy.
50 Yards:-1st, L/Bdr. Dolman (30 1/3 scesi); End, Gar. Selley ; 3rd, L/Bdr. Ashley.
Plunge. Ist, L/Bdr. Fallon (48 ft.); 2ud; L/Bdr. Dolman; 3rd, Gur. Selley,
75 Yards-lát, Gor. Hyde (32
NEW YORK, Aug. 31. following are the results of Wednesday's baseball games:
Chicago
National League.
R. H. E.
10 10 2 Koenig and Cuyler hit home
runs.
New York,
Cincinnati Brooklyn
The ship arrived in Shanghai on August 6, from Australia, where it was purchased by Capt. P. Y. Angus, of the firm of Angus & Co., Shanghai, on behalf, it is reported, of the Tung An 8. 8. Co. Capt. Angus noted as master of the ahip. on its trip up here; it flew tho British flag, with Capt. Angus as its registered owner,
For the past several daya a guard has been maintained on the ship On
by the Customs River Police.
Wednesday evening they gave 24 hours' notice to the crow to leave the ship, which is now being kept in trim by a crow provided by the
Customs. Two days after ita pr. rival in Shanghai the name Tang Foo, it is alleged, was painted on the ship, but this was shortly aftery wards altered back to Ballshead again.
Auction Next Month,
The public suction of the ship is to take place et 2.30 p.m. on September 10, at the Custom
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Clacinnuti Brooklyn
10 15
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Houso. The purchaser 'will be re- quired to deposit Tls. 15,000 01
Pittsbarg
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Traynor hit a home run Boston............. 1 7
American League.
Philadephia
Detroit
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acceptance of the bid, and the re-
mainder of the purchase money
| PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No. 2955.
Kowloon Inland
To Kwa Wan,
Ha Henng Boad,
No. of Balo.
Registry No.
Locality.
G.
Donadary
Mossarel
ments.
Asper
male plan
About
3,372
Contenta-ís
Bental,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
58
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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
the by Public Anotion
to be held on TURSDẠY, the Oru Dat of SEPTEMBER. 103%, 3 r.x. at the Offices of the Publie Wocks Depart ment, by Order of Ha EzosLLEWOT VER GOVERNOR, Of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Shamshuipo, in the Colony. of Hong Kong, for storm of 75 years, commencing from lat July, 1899, with the option of renewal at a Crown Bent to be fired by the Barreyor of H MAJESTY 283 Kowo, for one further orm of 4 years less the last three days thereof.
› PARTICULARS OF THE LOT:
Locality,
Junction of. Cheung Sha Wan Road Lot No. 1929,
and Maple Street,
New Kowloon Inland
Begistry No.
No. of Balo
G.
Boundary.
Measure-
ments.
Contenta in
Square feet.
Annual
Rental.
As per
104
sale plan.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
12307
(Upast Price:
O TEZ
ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
before delivery of the vessel. The PART
of the Balo by Public Auction to
ship is now lying at buoys 28 and 27, in the 11th section of the har- bour, and permission to view may be obtained on application to the Harbour Master.
Originally named 1
Hogsett (2) and Gehringer
hit home runs.
Washington
St. Louis
sees.); end; tie, Gnr. Harris and DULEEPSINHJI Gar. Smith.
Egg and Spoon Race.-1st, L/Bdr. Dolman; End, Gar. Jen- ninga..
160 Yards Gunners' Raçu.-1st, Onr. Harris (2 min. 2 1/10 secs.); 2nd, Gur. Selley, 3rd, Gnr. Smith." High Diving, Cnr. Hyde; Sud. L/Bdr. Dolan, 3rd, Gnr. Connor.
150 Yards Breast, Back and Free Style-1st, Gar. Selley; 2nd," Gur. Hyde; ard, L/Bdr. Ashley,
150 Yards N.C.O.'s-Ist, L/Bdr. Dórman (2 min. 6 seca.); 2nd, L/Bdr. Ashley; 3rd, Sgt Joynson.
Race. 1st, Cousolation
Opr. Bonniface; 2nd, Gnr. Lamb,
Consolation Prize (best tryer).- L/Bdr. Cockbill;
Section Relay.1st, H.Q. Section (represented by their Leader, Sgt. Cross); Erid, Right Section; 3rd, Left Section.
BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP.
FINAL CONTEST POSTPONED
TO SEPTEMBER, 4.
A postponement has been made of the play-off for the final of the lawn bowls, open championship between Nish and Gutierrez. Originally fix: ed for September 6, the match has now been changed to Thitraday September 8, at the Kowloon Cricket Club, ...
The game to decide third and fourth will also be played on that day.
VICTIM OF
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8
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NEURITIS
PAYNTER SELECTED
TO MAKE TOUR AS
RESERVE PLAYER
(THROUGH REUTER'Ą AGENCY.]
LONDON, Sept. 1. IN view of the attacks of neuritis
which have kept K. S. Duleep in out of the Sussex side for the last few matches the Test Match Selection Committee have selected Paynter to act as a reserve player during the Australian tour
The Sussex skipper will be un- ablo to sail with the touring party on September 19, but hopes to join the side later.
BOGEY POOL
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB.
d
The Kowloon Golf Club will xung. hogey pool competition over the is on Saturday after. holidays, that noon, Sanday, and Monday..
the Hilde
Hugo Stinnes and under the Gar man flag the ship was built in 1011 by G. Seeback Akt. Ges. at Wesermund. The dimensions of the vessel are; length, 250.1 feet: breadth 38.1: depth, 17.9: gross tonnage 1,058 under deck tonnage, 1,301 net tonnage 835.
The ship has triple expansion en- ginos of 179 n.h.p., and two Scotch Boilers working at 200 lbs por square inch; she was classed Alat Lloyds in April 1929.
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be held on TUESDAY, the STE" DAT of SEPTEMBER, 1979, at 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Ers EXCELLENT I Gövzə- CROWN LAND
NOB. of One Lot of
Shamshuipo, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1805. with the option of renewal at a Crows Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His MAJESTY TOR KING, for one further form of 24 years leas the last thres, days,
thereof.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT:
Naw Kowloon Inland
Lot No. 1923.
Junction of
Cheung Sha Wan Road and Poplar Street, hamakuipo.
No. of Bale
Registry No.
Locality.
Boundary
Measure
menta.
It ft. ft. ft.
68,140
Contents in
Equáre fest.
Angusi -
Bental.
Upeet Price
About
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By Order of the Court of Directora.
V. M. GRAYBURN,
Chief Manager.
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NOTICE.
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THE undermentioned certificate
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JOHN D. HUMPHREYS
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