LAWN BOWLS
POLICE R.C. WINS AGAIN
K.C.C. Concedes Full Points to Last Year's
Wooden Spoonists
CHAMPIONS WIN AT KING'S PARK
The Police Recreation Club followed up their lawn bowls victory over Craigengower 0.0. by taking full points on Saturday from the K.0.0.
Craigengower journeyed over to King's Park and beat Recreio by 62-49. The Kowloon Bowling Green Club and the Civil Services won their matches.
Second division results provided no upset of form, the feature of the afternoon games being an eight scored by Drake's rink on the Police Green.
RESULTS
First Division.
Craigengewer Recreio
Kowloon
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933.
INCREASE IN NUMBER OF GIRL GUIDES
The Princess Royal's Gratification
(Special Air-Mall Service) ·
LOCAL FOOTBALL
Navy Beat S. China
RECREIO LOSE TO ATHLETICS
G.O.C. CHINA STATION AT
SHANGHAI
MAJOR-GEN. BORRETT'S. ON
OFFICIAL VISIT
SHANGHAI, May 6. Major-General O.C. Borrett, General Officer Commanding thei British Troops in China, returned here last night from Peiping on his official visit as G.O.C. Accompany- ing him was Mrs. Borrett,
Major-General Borrett is well- day, and South China; as a result known in Shanghai, having com- of this defeat, must now beat St.manded the Shanghai Aran from Joseph's if they are to deprive the August 1827 to February 1931, tak- Royal Artillery of the leadershiping over the Ching command last which the latter have held for the November. past four months.
Only two matches, both in the First Division, were played on Saturday, South China, favourites London, April 23. for the championship being sur The annual meeting of the Coun-prisingly beaten by the Royal Navy cil of the Gir! Guides Association by three goals to one, while the was held at Imperial headquarters Club de Recreio lost to the Chinese yesterday. The Princess Itoyal, Athletics by four goals to one.. accompanied by Miss Kenyon. The season will close on Wednes Slaney, took the chair as president of the association. She was met by Lord and Lady, Baden-Powell.
In presenting the annual report and statement of accounts, the Princese Royal announced how glad she was to see that for an- ather year there had been a steady increase of membership all over the world. The number of Guides of all ranks in the British Isles now reached 614,085, an increase of 26,070 during the year; in the Em- pire overseas 182,474, an increase of 13,383 and in foreign countries 62 the total now stood at 375,003.
ON
G. L. Buchanan C. S. Simmonds H. Beer
14.
E. L. Barros
L. C. R. Souza
40
C. G. Silza
R. F. Lur
R. Basa
18
37 Kowloon C.O. 30
4.
B.G.C.
76 Taikoo
Police R.C.
C.8.0.C
0 Kowloon
Second Division.
D.R.C. 58
Kowloon B.G.O.
C.S.0.0.
74 Police R.C. 36 H.K.ER.C. Kowloon C.C 59 Indini R.C.
35 C.0.C.
Recreio
LEAGUE TABLES
Police K.B.G.C..
C.S.C.C.
C.C.C.
Recreio
K.C.C.
First Division,
Shots.
58
P. W. L.F. A. Pts..
2 2 0 2004 22 041.0 4 2 3 1 2 0 2 21 10 3 2 2.1 1 0 4 2
2 11.04
K.D.R.C.
Second Division,
P. W. L.F. A.Pts.
3 2 1-32 0 4
'T.D.I.C.
Recreio
K.B.G.C.
B.FL.K.Y.C.
K.C.C!
C.S.C.C.
€10.0
H.K.E.R.C.
1.R.C. Polica
K.B.G.O.
L
Tajkoo.
03
At the E.B.G.C. the Kowloon Bowloon Green Club beat Taikoo Dock Recreation Club by 34 shots.
Scores
K.B.G.C. v. Taikoo. W. Brown
J. Watson
J. S. Logan
L. Guy H. Nish
G. Chambers A. McIntyre J. Gibson
W. Macfarlane
2090 21 0R. Duncan 2.00 39:07. Sloane
Shots.
31510
2 2 0 30 0.4
3 3.0 13 0 4 1 31
04
2 11 20 0 2
3 1.9 0 23 2
3 0 3 0 61 0-
20 20 00:0
FIRST DIVISION 0.8.C.C... K.D.R.C.
Du the Happy Valley Ground, the Civil Service defeated the Kow.
Ion Docks R.C. by 12 shots.
(Scores:-
Civil Service.
Kowloon D.3.0.
F. E. Knight J. V. Ramsay
F. H. Holdman R. Morrison
G. E. Roylance
1 A. M: Holland
K. McIntyre
J. Watson
2
W. Weir
37
A. Stalker
J. Whyte
R. M. Keown
W. Wotherspoon 13
J. Polson
G. Stewart H. McKechnie" N. Drummond 20
70
K.0.0.. Polico.
RESULTS
FIRST DIVISION. South China 1 Navy
4 « Recreio Athletic
3
He paid his first visit to Shang- Thai ns G.O.C. nearly a fortnight ago, taking the salute of the Shang- hai Volunteer Corps is they march- ed past the Cathay Hotel on their departure from the Cathedral at
I
:: LEAGUE TABLES
FIRST DIVISION.
The Princess Royal remarked that she had had great pleasure to visiting several rallies during the summer of 1832, and also of at- Artillery tending the National Service in South Chinn St. Paul's Cathedral to commemo- Borderers rate the twenty-first birthday of Lincolns the association. In that connexion, Navy her Royal Highness drew attention St. Joseph's to the Birthday Week of Service Club held in May. She added that this brought the Guide ideal of service to others very clearly home to both the children and the public generally.
Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan, chairman of the Executive Com- 19mittee, expressed the thanks of the
association to the Princess Royal.
At the Kowloon C.C., the Police Recreation Club beat the Kowloon Cricket Club by 7 shots.
Scores:
Kowloon 0.0.
E. C. Fincher
Chadwick
J. Howe
A. Hyde-Lay
:
Police.
J. Fender
F... E. Booker
The Honorary Treasurer, Sir Percy Everett, gave his report on the financial state of the associa 17tion and spoke of the increase of trade in the headquarters' shops. 42 During the year 147,000 letters had been received: 148,858 customers had been served, and 88,000 par- eels sent out. Close on a quarter of a million Tenderfoot. badges, 21,800 Child Nurse. 10,800 Domes tic Service, and 18,500 Cook badges had been issued during the year.
After the meeting the Princess Royal unveiled the portrait of Lady Baden-Powell, Chief Guide, painted by Mr. David Jagger, and on behalf of the Commissioners of the Empire presented it, together with a cheque, to Lord Baden- Powell in memory of the coming of age of the movement, and as a token of affection.
21
G. Tallon
3. Sheppard
W. Mair
17
F. E. Skinner
F. Nolan
¡C. J. Tacchi
T. Fergusson
A. R. Clark
G. C. Mosa
16
10
.. J. Orem
S. Randle
24 A. J. Lenge
C. Pile
T. Tearle
T. Perkins
E. G. Post
S. Alderman
J. Kempton
J. McWalters R. Marks
A. E. Silkstone
W. E. Hollands
G. Thompson S. L. Rapley
F. J. Jones
J. Lindsay
17
17
17
f. W. Deakin
J. C. Brown
20
17
53
50
N. J. Bebbington W. Greig
R. P. Phillips F. Cullen
22
A. Calman
E. W. Simmonds G. N. Mitchell
J. Hollidge G. H. Cooper
H. E. Strange
M. Ferguson
A W. Grimmett W. Hedley
28
70
Recreio v.0.0.0.
17
58
At King's Park Craigengower Cricket Club beat Club de Recreio
by 13 shots,
Scores
Recreio.
0.0.8.
F. A. Xavier L. E. Lammert
A. A. Razack
E. M. Remedios
F. V. Ribeiro
F. X. M. Silva
L. A. Gutierrez
R. Robarte
A. S. Gomes
C. E. Marques
17
H. Overy
H. Gittins
H. Hampton
SECOND DIVISION
Police . K.B.G.C.
516
37
At Happy Valley, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Police Recreation Club by 10 shots.
Scores:
Police,
W, Dowman
A. Charman
C. F. Alexander
J. Cavanagh J Riddal!
K.B.G.C.
C. L. Farmer G. 'H. Owen W. E. Hale W. S. Drake
0.0.0.. Recreio,
Goals
P. W. D.L. F. A.Pts 20 15 0.3 60 30 30 19 14 14 52 19 99 18.12 2 4 58 23 23. 18 0,4 5 60 29 22 20 9 2 9 46 4Ï 20 13 7 1 7 27 23 15 1871 10 92 52 15-
Police Athletic Kowloon Recreio
17 7.0 10 28-35 14 17 7 29 49 44 10 19 6 1 13 32 42 11 20 2 0 18 22 100 4
S. CHINA. NAVY
On their own ground, South' China, potential champions, list to the Royal Navy by three goals to one.
From the start the Navy showed up very well, their rushing tactics being most effective..
After about ten minutes play the sailors opened their scoring through a penalty. Emsworth, the Naval centre, forward was prepar ing to pass when Lau Mau unfair- ly tackled him. The same player took the spot kick and coverted with a well placed shot.
Shortly afterwards, the Chinest equalised through Leung Tat Wing who, from a los pass by Len In Chan at right balf, headed the ball into the Navy's goal. Five minutes later the Chinese had an opportunity to gain the lead but Kam Cheung Lam shot wide though no one was marking him.
After the interval the Chinese at tacked and Leung Tit Wing had hard luck in not scoring when his shot struck the cross-bar with the goalkeeper well beaten. They con- tinued to attack for about ten 27 minutes, and the Navy goalkeeper
made several brilliant" saves,
74
At Happy Valley, the Club de Recreio defeated the Craigengower Cricket Club by 5 shote.
Scores :- 0.0.0.
M. J. Medina E. C. Basry E. Tuck
J. Johnson
CB. Hosking W. V. Field
Recreio.
M. A. Carvalho. F. X. Soares
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18
J. M. S. Rosario
A. Barros
H. V. Pearse
A. H. Basto
10
J. M. M. Alves
A.: E. Carey
H. Milton
1
10
27 W. Ward
-:
C. Lopes
L. Mist
J. J. Basto
Capt. T. Hard
..
27
12
F. V. Whitta
G. Duncan
J. Noronha
12 W. Glendinning
A.W.E. Davidson
F. K. Modi
L. Xavier
19
20
G. Abbas
J. 'Ozorio
W. Gill
H. Alves
13
50
B. W. Bradbury R. Ellis
W. T. Brightman
J. S. Landolt W. McLeod A. E. Coates
U. M. Omar
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18
At Sookunpoo, the Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the Indián Recreation Club by 8 shots.
Scores :-
LR.C
K.0.0.
A. M. Rumjahn P. Kristofersen
M. U. Razack
A: M. Wahab
S. A. R. Ismail
A. M. Omar
M. F. Adal
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V. G. Labrum
L. Jack
M. Brown
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H. Houghton
E. Kern
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59
At Ming Yuen, the Civil Service Cricket Club defeated the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club by 14' shola..
Scores:- H.K.E.B.C. J. Sloan J. G. Haigh
G. T. Padgett
J. F. Lunay
A. Turbuck
13
0.8.0.0.
Play then transferred and the Navy forced a corner. From the place kick the ball was cleared to Purkina, who, after beating an opponent, sent over a perfect cen tre for Bayer to head past the Chinese goalkeeper.
At this stage the sailors were having the better of the exchanges, and shortly afterwards increased their lead. Goose, obtaining pos session, ran out to the wing and centred. The ball came over high and appeared to be going into the net. The Chinese goalkeeper was forced to push it out to Barnett who scored.
The teams were..
Navy Sinden; Buchanan, Reeves; Purkins, Reed, Ratcliffe ;' Barnett, Usher, Emsworth, Goose and Sayer.
South China-Lim Thin Chan; Lau Mau, Li Tin Sang; Leung In Chan, Leung Wing Chui, Li Kwok Wai: Cheng Shui Hong, Kam Cheung Lam, Fung King Cheong, Leung Tat Wing and Ng Po Kuf
RECREIO-ATHLETICS
A report of the Recreio-Athletica match will be found in the Kowloon Supplement.
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