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Week End
WEEK-END BOWLS
SURPRISES
TAIKOO WINS AT HOME FROM CIVIL SERVICE: RECREIO ACCOUNTS FOR POLICE
CRAIGENGOWER'S NARROW WIN OVER KOWLOON DOCK IN LOW SCORING GAME
The lawn bowls fixtures on Saturday resulted in a number of surprises, the chief of which was the defeat of Civil Service 0.0. at the hands of Talkoo, the latter team playing at home and win- ning by 13 points. The Club de Recreio surprise the Palice at King's Park by winning with 27 points to spare while Oralgengower 0.0. had a big fright on their home risks when Kowloon Docks put up a dour struggle but missed sharing the honours by a matter of three polats. The Kowloon Bowling Green inflicted a heavy defeat on the K.0.C. on the former's rinks.
In the second division there was also one big surprise, the Yacht Club going under to the Police by sixteen points while Civil Service playing at home, almost obtained twice as many points as the Indian R.C.
FIRST DIVISION
Recreio.
II. A. Alves Taikou D.R.C. 07 Civil Service 49 -Craigengower; 4. Kloon D.B.C. 46 R. Robarts
Kowloon B.G. 70 Kowloon C.C. 45A. S. Gomes
de Recreio, 77 Police R.C... 30C. E. Marques
(Skip) 28 I.. A. Guttierrez. SECOND DIVISION
L. C. R. Souza 'loon B.G.C. 67 | C. G. Silva Indian R.C... 46R. F. Lux Police R.C.... 63 Yacht Club... 45 (Skip)
Electrié R.C... a
Civil Service 8
..... 33
Kloon C.C... 39 Craigengower 67 | F: A. Xavier
"LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
EIRST DIVISION
Kowloon B.G. Recreio Craigengewer Civil Service Police ........ Kowloon Docka Taikoo Docks .. Kowloon C.C.
Kowloon B.C. Craigengower Civil Service. Kowloon C.C. Recreio Yacht Club Police R.C.. H.K. Electric Indian R.C.
P. W. L. Pts."
4 3 1 $
4" 3 1 6.
મ 3 1 &
踏 2
+
+
4 9 2 4
41 3
4 1 3" .༠
J. M. Atves
F V. Ribeiro
F. X. M. Silva.
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....... 16
Police.
R. Ellis
G. Perkins
E. G. Post
W. Hollands
J. Fender
T. Tallon
J. Shepherd
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1933.
Sport.
HOME CRICKET
SUSSEX CHECKED BY SURREY
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
LONDON, June 2 Sussex received another setback in the race for championship honours when they lost to Burray on the first innings, in their coun ty championship match. A feature of the game was the batting of Jardine and Barling of Surroy and Cook (Sussex) all of whom
entered the land of tlie magical
three figures.
Foxtaire are still in a winning streak and at the present rate the chanos are that they will retain the shield for another year. They beat Gloucester easily by the mar gin of 10 wickets.
The Nawab of Pataudi signalised his return to county cricket with on innings of 163, not out and thanks mainly to bis effort, Wor- cester beat West Indies by one
wicket.
Results of the matches, together with the most outstanding batting and bowling performances. are as under:
County Championship.
Middlesex (426 and 70-2) beat Glamorgan (267 and 313) on first inninga.
(Skip) 10 Surrey (203 and 246-6 dec) beat Sussex (169) and 302-4) on first innings.
W. Mair
(Skip)
F: Nolan!
F. E. Booker
A. R. Clarke
G. Moss
(Skip)
E.B.G.C. E.0.0.
8181
60
Derby (455-7 deo and 138-9) beat Essex (883 and 308) by eight wickets.
Yorkshire (369 and 25-0) beat Gloucester (245 and 118) by 10 wickets.
Other Matches.
.
22 Worcester (915 and 284-9) best West Indies (230 and 957) by one wicket. Oxford (297 and 204) drew with
Leicester (306 and 160-9).
A the K.B.G.C. the Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat the Kow- loon Cricket Club by 31 shots.
Scores:
Kowloon0.0.
E. C. Fincher
Heymond J. Chadwick
P. W. L. Pt. w. Macfarlane,
49° 4
(Skip)....... 15
H. Gittins
Batting,
*
Storer (Derby) v. Essex 232 Pataudi (Worcester) u. W.
Indies,
162* Barling (Surrey) v. Sussex 140 Taylor (Essex) 2. Derby 134 Armstrong (Leicester).
Oxford
Duckfield (Glamorgen) v.
4 1 3 0
Kowloon H.G.O.
R. Duncan
SECOND DIVISION
C. E. Elliot-
Midd
121
J. Howe
$4
8
Townsend (Oxford v. Lei
A. Holland
4 3 1.3
A. Hyde-Lay
cester
6
(Skip)
20
1 6
Cook (Sussex) v. Surrey
J. S. Logan
5 3 20
A. R. Whitley
A. 3. Einge
Jardine (Surrey) v. Bussex Chalk (Oxford). Leices
118 107* 105
7. Gibson
H. Hampton
ter
104
4 9 2
4
&
4
H. Nisty:
Sealey (W. Indies). v. Wor
(Skip)
$5
(Skip)
21
cester
103
5 } 4
1
A. Macintyre
P. E. Skinner ·
* denotes not out
G. Sherriff
G. Roylance
Bowling.
I. Guy
H. Overy
(Skip)
31
(Skip)......
76
FIRST DIVISION
0.0.0. . K.D.R.C.
At Happy Valley the Craigén- gower Cricket Club defeated "the Kowloon Docks Recreation Club by 3 shots.
Scores:
Gralgengower.
J. Cavanagh
L. E. Lammert
D. Rumjahn
B. W. Bradbury
(Skip)
G. L. Buchanan
C. S. Summons
HL Beer
KowloonDocks,
J. V. Ramsay
R. Morrison
W.. Greig
F. Cullen
18
R. Basa
(Skip)....... 18
W. T. Brightman J. S. Landolt A. E. Coates
U. M. Omar
(Skip)
13
A. E. Silkstone
W. Hyde
T. Fergusson
SECOND DIVISION.
| & | 0:
P.R.0. v. R.H.K.Y.U. At Happy Valley the Police Re- creation Club beat the Royal Hung Kong Yacht Club by 18 shots.
Scores:-
Polica.
(Skip)...... 13 | W. McLeod
A. Calman
J. Kempton
W. Cooper
J. C. Brown
(Skip)
C. Atkinson M. Ferguson W. Headley B. Lapaley
(Skip)
T.D.R.C. v. C.8.0.0.
R. George
J. R. McWalter
R. H. E. Marks
(Skip)
10 W. Dowman
15
W. . Chester-
17
Woods
H. Merriman
A. E. Carey
(Skip) .....
W. Smith 46G. Channing
J. Riddell W. Glendenning
(Skip)
....... 84
At Taikoo the Taikoo Dock Re- creation Club defeated the Civil Service Cricket Club by 18 shots.
Scores :-
Talkoo.
A. Stalker
J: Whyte
R. Koown
AV. Wotherspoon
(Skip)
D. Peoples
17
Civil Service. H. Lockhart A: D. Brawn
N. Bebbington
R. P. Phillips
(Skip) .......20
S. Rahale
W. Quaningham 8. AldermBO
W. Weir
J. Chalmers
(Skip)
W. Brown'
G. Stewart.
J. Watson
R. Wallace (Skip)
43
Yacht Club.
L. S. Greenhill A. W. Brown
J. W. C. Bennar
A. Maofarlane
(Skip)....... 17
W. J. Hansen
J. A. R. Selby A. Murdoch F. Sutton
(Skip)
16
N.V... Croucher
J. L. Spence J. Abraham J. Bentley (Skip)
E.0.0. v. C.0.0.
12
43
At the K.C.C. the Craigengower Cricket Club beat the Kowloon Cricket Club by 20 shots.
Scores:- Kowloon,
F. Madilox
C. J. Roe
Y. C. Labrum
R. R. Wood
20.
F. J. Jones (Skip)
L: Jack
(Skip)
17
15 M. Brown
E. W. Simmonds. Houghton
H.. E. Strange F... Korn
J. Hollidge
A. W. Grimmett
(Skip)
Recreioje. Polios..
J. M. Jack
-1 (Skip) ....... 10
14 P. Kristoferson A. Spary A 49W. W. Hiret
J.-P. Robinson **(skip)
At King's Párk the Club de Re- oreio beat the Police Recreation Club by 27. shota
Noores
39
Craigengower.
G. Duncan "F. K. Modi
E. Tuck W. Gill
(Skip) 18
Johnston Milton
W. Ward
W. Field
(Skip) DK Kharas. MIJA Medina Y. Abbas A. A. Razack.
(Skip)
"¿Continuéd" ou "nest" Odlumuiy
GOLF
WEIGHT AND DYKES
IN SEMI-FINAL
FOUR SEARCHLIGHT TATTOOS
MAGNIFICENT MILITARY SPECTACLES
W. A. Weight and J. S. Dykes TO BE HELD IN ENGLAND THIS YEAR
have entered the Semi-Final Round
of the Happy Valley Golf Club's Summer Foursomes competition.
Aldershot, Tidworth, Woolwich, and costumes beneath the radiance
R. C. Law and W. A. Stewart and York are busily putting the of the searchlights lend point to the were forced to concede a walk
over in their Third Round match finishing touches to the great mili- comparison with the khaki-clad owing to the fact that Law is leav-tary spectacles with which to de soldier of today. The grim efficiency ing for Bangkok shortly.
light the yearly increasing number of modern mechanised warlare "as The following were the complete of visitors who throng some of the seen at the Tation should serve as
finest pageantry it is possible to
Third Round results:-
R. 6. W. Paterson (17) and W. Woodward (17) beat E. P. White (15) and H. T. Brooks (17), 2) Btewart (10),
W.0.
W. A Weight (15) and J. S. Shepherd (18) · received from R. O. Law (8) and W. A Stewart (10).
W. A. Weights (15) and J. S. Dykes (18) beat J. P. A. Davies (17) and E. Thompson (18) by and 4.
H. H. Mundy (10) and C. W. F. Booker (6) beat A. Macfarlane (17) and E. D. Matthews (7) by 3 and
BRO.
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too in the prettiest natural arena
Tidworth, Salisbury Plain, August and 8-12-On August 5, 8-19 the Army" "Southern Com Known far and wide as Britain's mand," which consists of the premier military tattoo, this Alder. troops in the twelve counties in shot Tattoo is not one whit leas the South and West of England, spectacular than its predecessors stages its annual Searchlight Tat- Indeed, the most magnificent mount-in England, an advantage exploit- od display ever seen in Grent Britained to the full by the ingenious und is promised by one of this year's of searchlights and fireworks. episodes, in which 300 mounted mën will take part.
The Tattoo is a non-show, com- The Royal Horse Artillery with quarter hours. The whole per- mencing at dusk, lasting two and their guns, Lancers, Hussars, Cark-formance is illuminated by Search- W. A. Weight (16) and J..biniers and Inniskilling Dragoon lights or Fireworks, and all events Dykes (13) beat H. H. Mundy (10) Guards, in pre-war full-dress kit, are accompanied by music. At and C. W. F. Booker (6) by 4 and the brilliant reds and blues, greens times soventeen bands, mounted
and golds mingling and merging and foot, play together. under the mellow radiance of the searchlights, carrying out daring evolutions at a dashing speed to the lively necompaniment of the Massed Mounted Bands.
2.
3.
Semi-Final Round:-
HOME GOLF
The Parliamentary Handicap
THE PRINCE OF WALES
SUCCESSFUL --
(Special Air-Mall Servica)
A spectacular pageant of Ancient Chivalry introduces gaily caparison- ed horses bearing armour-clad knights. Friend Jorrocks, the re- nowned Cockney grocer Master of Foxhounds, makes his premier bow at this year's tattoo. With the Famous "Cat al Custard Pat" well in the foreground, the celebrated | M.F.H. assembles his hounds, led by the redoubtable James Pigg, and his London, May 18.
field, headed by Mr. Barnington, The Prince of Wales was among Charlie Stobbe, the "Cut 'em down the 113 competitors in the Parlis- Captains" Soapy Sponge Facey mentary Golf Handicap Tourpa-Rumford,-Lucy Glitters and a host ment which began yesterday over of others, under the autocratic cye the Walton Heath Club's course, of Mrs. Barnington, who graciously Surrey. The first two rounds were shares her bárouche with the M.C. played, and subsequent ties will be of Handley Cross, Captain Miseri. decided by mutual arrangement.
T
·BÁTH CLUB CUP
The Bachelors Club, represented by J. de Forest and B. W. Hart- ley, won the Bath Club Cup at Sunningdale yesterday, when they beat the United Service Club (Cap tain G. A. Moxon and Major W. Wallace) at the 37th hole in the final round.
The Bachelors, did not win a hole during the first nine and at the end of the morning round were three down, but de Forest and Hartley squared the match after five holes in the afternoon.
U.S. BASEBALL
6 for 03
*.
5 for 40
YANKEES REGISTER
ELEVEN RUNS
Peebles (Middlesex) v.
Glamorgan
Tate (Sussex). Surrey 5 for 44 Rhodes (Yorkshire)
Gloucester
0.8.0.0, . LR.O.
At Happy Valley the Civil Ser- vice Cricket Cub defented the In dian Recreation Club by 36 shots.
Scores:
Civil Service.
T. Hunter I. R. Whant H. Westlake
S. Eccleshall
(Skip)
50
P. E. Knight S. Cressey J. F. Macgowan R. R. Davies
(Skip)....... 27
L Collyer
T. Fitzgerald
T. Armstrong
T. Holdmas
Indian R.C.
Bishen Singh S. Ismail
H. Harteam.
B. A. Hyder
(Skip)
8. O. Bux
A. M. Omar
14
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY)
WASHINGTON, June 2
IN a double header to day Brook- lyn and Boston in the National League scored a win each. The New York Giants hit furiously against Philadelphia and registered eleven runs,
Cleveland twice nosed out St. Louis in a double header in the American League, Harder pitching to blank out St. Louis in the second game.
A. M. Rumjahnout
K. M. Omar
(Skip) ....... 15
M. L Razack
M. Y. Adal
A. R. Dallak
A. M. Wahab
(Skip) .............. 25 ~ (8kip)
22
H.KER.C. v. K.B.B.C.
The Yankees managed to squeeze Philadelphia after Gomez had pitched and fanned thirteen of the New York batamien.
Iteyter's scores were:
National League.
17
Boston
44
Brooklyn
At Ming Yuen, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club by 16 shota......
*Scores:--
Electric.
A. Tarback
C. E. Gahagan
A. Webster.
L. de Rome
(Skip)
H.. Hatch
J. C. Haigh G. T. Padgett J. F. Lunny
(Skip)
3. Sloan A: McKellar F. Normington
25 S. Descon
(Skip)
20
Bowling Green.
G. Chambers 8. E. Adamizi
T. Budding
Boston
Brooklyn
R. H.
8 19 0
(Cucinelle homered for Brookdyń)
Philadelphia..... 3 14 New York
Washington
Boston
11 19 2
American League.
6:13
39
Detroit
14 10
Chicago
1 8
+2
(Walker homered for Detroit).
2,SHO (Campbell homered for St. Louis)
St. Louis
Cleveland
10
(Harder pitched for Cleveland).
New York
13
Philadelphia'
(Bishop and Williams homered.
67
for Philadelphia aul Crossetti for
New York).
W. S. Drake
(Skip) 28 Capt. T. Hard.. GH, Owen G.E.F. Thompson F. L. Rapley
(Skip)...... 28
T. Searle
J: Macdonald
N
F. V. Whitta A.W.E. Davidson
(Skip)
St. Louia Cleveland
mus Doleful,
4.
Variety is the keynote of the j programme; Pomp and Pageantry; Drill and Daring, History and Humour, all play their part in a display which can only be staged at a great military Tattoo. The Tattoo has a great reputation for its music and for its mounted events.
Special rail excursions at very cheap fares are run from London, the Midlands, South Wales and from all over the South and West of England.
Travellers by coach or private car, by all routes, bare a beauti ful drive to Tidworth, which is near Stonehenge (1700 B.C.), the New Forest, numberless historical sites and remains, Salisbury, the Malchester of Hardy's Wessex novels, and handy to South Coast resorts-particularly to Bourne mouth. From the South one travels through or past the New Forest; from the West the approach may be paat Stonehenge; from the North via Savernake Forest, and from London and the East by excellent roads through attractive country. Parking is simplified and parks are very near to Arena. Special A review of armaments introduces arrangements are made with the Traffic Commissioners, Police, the flower of English chivalry in the R.A.C., etc. Bookings through the 14th century when the Black Princo usual ticket agents or by post from led his knights and sturdy bowmen Tattoo
Office, Tidworth, to victory against overhelming Hants. forces.
The costumes are produced from Leech's famous illustrations of "Handley Cross," and the canine actors are the Aldershot Command Drag-bounds.
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Gorgeous period uniforms) (Continued on Page 11)
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