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Bowling Green Wins Senior Championship
CIVIL SERVICE TROUNCED IN DECIDING MATCH: BEATEN ON ALL RINKS
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Saturday's Gallops
The Course
CIVIL SERVICE JUNIORS
The struggle for first, division honours in the Lawn Bowls League was decided on Saturday when the Kow- loon Bowling Green beat Civil Service in a special match held on the grounds of the Club de Recreio.
The Bowling Green won on all three rinks and finished up fifteen shots to the good.
In the junior division, the results, were pretty much as expected, but Civil Service juniors, visiting Kowloon C.C. were defeated by the narrow margin of three points. They appear now to be definitely out of the race for second division honours.
The Indian R.C. visiting Craigengower were severely trounced, going down by the big margin of 49 "shots. Hyder's rink dropped 37 shots in all.
RESULTS
First Division.
01. Civil Service 49 Second Division.
Electrio RC. 48 41 Indian R.C. Civil Service 03 61 C. de R.
K.B.G.C.
Yacht Club 57 Craigengower90 K.0.0.
60
At
Police R.C.
5
TABLE
SADKO'S FAST MILE & QUARTER;
SUNUP ALSO DOES WELL
FULL DETAILS OF SUBS- CRIPTION GRIFFINS
TRYOUTS
(By: “ MORNING DEW"')
Below are given the training times clocked at the course. Saturday. There were quite a number of ponies out and special attention was devoted to the gallops of the Some finished quite impressively, subscription griffins. particularly National Day and Melody. Partnership it will be seen put in, the best last quarter in this class..
Sadko is in great fettle and was sent out over a mile and a quarter; the last mile was very fast and, the pony is as fit as he had ever been.
Sunup, with Mr. Deitz on the saddle covered a mile in.. 2.05, finishing beautifully. It seems as if this pony is due. for a win early in the second half of the season.
The times clocked yesterday were as follows:--
Tom
Melody and
Valorous
National Day
Warrington
Amoy "Mayflower and
Olen Shee White Butterfly Wisdom Stag and No Fear Mermaid
Goiden Dragon, Chiu Quan, and
Black Velvet
Adam...
Vigilance
Gay Butterfly and
8* 8* *** **??
1.50.2 1.47.4.
jos egg 2 38
9
31,2
30.4
Second Division.
Craigeagowar
Bowling Green
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POLICE. RECREIO. At Happy Valley the Club de Re- creio defeated the Police Recreation Club by 10 shots,
Scores.-- Police
Recreio
W. Johnson
F. Xavier
W. McLeod
J., M. Rosario
J. & Riddell
A. E Alves.
W. Glendenning J. L. Ozorio
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ا ہو
(Skip) 10
C. F. Alexander H. Botelho
J. McHardy H. Alves
J. McWalters
:Skip) 31
A. Barros
A. H. Basto
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*.D. Alves
14 11
3 22
15 10
5 20R. H. Marks
Civil Service
19 5 18.
Police R.C.
13
8 -7 18 1
Club de Recreio
18
9.7 18
R. Dowman
Yacht Club
15
78 14
Hong Kong Electric.
15
R. Merriman
6 9.12
Kowloon CC,
15
G
9 12
A. E. Carey
Indian B.C
15 1 14 2
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FIRST DIVISION ...
K.B.G.O v. C.S.C.C.
On the Recreio green the Kew loon Bowling Green bent the Civil Service Cricket Club by 15 shots.
Scores:
K.B.G.C.
R. Hall
R. MacIntyre W. S. Drake H. Nish
(Skip) 20
R. Duncan V. Petherick W. Macfarlane A. M. Holland.
(Skip) "29
J. Gibson A. R. Whibley J. H. Budding...
D. Gow
(Skip) 22
34
"C.S.C.C.
H. Lockhart J. F. McGowan' N. J. Bebbington R. P. "Phillips
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T. Armstrong E. W. Simmons J. Hollidge
A. W. Grimmitt
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S. Eccleshall
S. E. Alderman
F. J. Jones
i
J. Ndlan
L. Silva,
اندیم
F. V. Ribeiro
C. A. Lopes
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K.C.C, v C.S.C.C. At K.C.C. the Kowloon Club defeated the Civil Cricket Club by 3 shots.
Scores:-
K.C.C.
J. W. Brown
S. J. Houghton
W. W. Hirst J. M. Jack
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A. Janes A. Spary
T. W. Carr
C.8.0.C.
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Cricket Services
J. Purvis
Fitzgerald
R. R. Davies R. R. Wood
(Skip) 17
J. Pooler L. Collyer
L. Luck
L. Jack
H. Strange
(Skip) 19
(Skip) 30
M. N. Rakusen T. Laing,
S. Greenwood T. Champelovier J. W. Deakin A. E. Hayward L. R. Whant
H. Westlake (Skip) 17 E. Kern
(Skip) 16
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40
SECOND DIVISION YACHT CLUB v. ELECTRIC. At North Point the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club defeated the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club by
11 shots.
Scores:- R.H.K.Y.C.
3. L. Spence
L. Rouse
E. S. Abraham.
F. Sutton
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L. S. Greenhill A. W. Brown
J. W. C. Bonnar
H.K.EE.C.
J. G. Haigh C. E. Gahagan' J. Lunny N. M. Carrie'
(Skip) 10
H. Hatch G. T. Padgett, F. Normington L. de Rome
(Skip) 11 R. C. Butler A. McKellar A. F. Paul W. B. Muskett
(Skip) 16
(Skip) 22
C.C.C. v I.R.C
At Happy Valley the Craigengow. ex Cricket Club defeated the Indian Recreation Club by 49 shots.
Scores:- Craigengower D. K. Kharas M. Medina Y. Abbas A. Razack
(Skip) 3
C. Summons H. Mikson W. Ward W. V. Field
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E. C. Barry.. F. K. Modi
Dis. 1st tance. Qr. Qr.
3rd 2nd
Qr.
4th 5th
List
Qr.
42 " 1.21
1.55
1
49
1.26
2.07
2.12
1.20
2.09
2.46
3:17
1,25
2.14 2.43
3.15
1.15
1.31.3 2.24
1.26
0.02 9.37
3.09
1.12
1.80
2.20
1.25
1882
40
1.19
: 1.57
38 1.17
41
1.19
2.33 2.27 1.53 1.51.2
3.05.3 32.3
34
32.2
A. Macfarlane
(Skip) 22
A. Murdock
R. Johnson
Widnes
11
.40 1.10
1.52
Swale
1
1.18.
2.27.2 3.01.4 1.53.2 2.57.2
34.2
34.2
J. Bentley
A. Chapman
Philanderer and'
11
39
3.17 1.54
Partnership
1
46
1.27
9.29 2.35.1 2.05
3.05"
30-
(Skip) 21
20.4
1
46 1.27 2.07 4.49
1:
35
I
35
1.35 1.0-1
11
1.18" 1.57
Blue Star
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35 1.12
1.47
2.05 2.32
2.20
30
33 3.05
33
Daylight Eve
38 1.10 1.41.2
31.2
Duplex and
Now's the Time ............................ 14.
39
Battling Horse and
"Cold Age
46
1.17
1.23
1.56 2.30
2.00
3.02.4, 32.4
3.12.3 32.3
33.3
48 1.33
42 1.21
1.58.
22
42
33
held a very successful aquatic with
The Panther
King's Company and
Jingle
Sunup
Burgomaster
StreetSinger .............
The Roundhead and
Solar Star
Black Rock and.
Pold General
The Raincoat,
The Rainstorm,
Colly Eyes, and Montalisman
Paul Jones and
Victor
Gold Ring
Esk.
-Heytor and..
De Minimis
* gera 28 36 286
2.08.3
1.55 1.19
15
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AQUATICS
43
Chung Shing Hold A
Successful Meeting
G. Duncan
H. V. Pearso
LR.C.
A, M. Omar S. O. Bux
A M. Ramjaba K. M. Omar
(Skip) 16
H. Harteam "A R. Mina
S. Ismail
B. A. Hyder
(Skip)
"M. I. Razack
A. R. Dallah
16
M. Y. Adal
A. M. Wahab
(Skip). 19
(Skip)
19
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852 TALKIE THEATRES. IN
POLAND
WARSAW, Aug. œ. According to an official statement. the number of movies in Poland has reached 832, one hundred of them Alto- being travelling cinemas.
The Chung Shing Bathing Clubgether 333 theatres are equipped
Bound apparatus.-Trans
meeting last evening when some Ocran Kuo Min. exciting races were swum off
The results were:
33
300 Metres
35 1.12
1.47
9.90
36.1.10
1.45 2.23 3.03 40
30
1.09
1.41
33
39 1.20 1.53
2.97
32
14
18. 1.20
12.00
2.41
3.13
32
Philterer and
Disodderly Conduct
11
4:9 1.29 .1.56
2.34.
3.10
31
The Cavalier.
Fi-fa
38 15 1.61
Wayward Stag
43
1.21
39 1.17
1.50
151
2.48 2.15
2.25.2 2.20
33
34,2
33
39 1.10
1.43 2.15 2.48
32 1.04 1.36
1.55 2,28
48 1.33 2.11 2.42 48 1.33
Flying Bay
Helvellyn and “.
Mistletoe... Badko
The Raincloud Wakefield
Ajax and Chatteau Bay
29.1.18 36 1,09
898 888 8588 8
(Men's relay)-1,
U.S. WOMEN'S
GOLF TITLE
Won By Miss Van Wie
New York. Sept. 1. MISS van Wie won the American Golf Championship by beating Miss Helen Hicks by 4 and 3 in a thirty-six hole Anal
Starting a warm favourite,ps a result of her brilliantly con- sistent playin' the last few days Miss Enid Wilson, the British challenger for the U.S. women's gol championship, was surprising. ly defeated in the semifinal to. day.
Was
MAS Wilson's conqueror Miss Virginia van Wie, the holder of the title, and she not only won, the but ended the match on thirteenth green,
Although Miss van Wie is the bolder of the title, few believei that she could put a stop to Miss Wilson's championship ambitions, and, in point of fact, Miss Wilson defeated herself, lapsing amazing- by from her standard of the last few days.
Bad Lapse.
The match was played at Ex- moor, Illinois, in bercely hot wea ther without a breath of wind to cool the atmosphere. Two thou- sand spectators followed the game
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FRENCH QUOTA SYSTEM
Bargaining Revision Next Month
Paris, Sept. 1. THE quota system, is being revis- ed on October 1: New quotas will be negotiated in exchange for concessions to French exports.
The present quotas will stand, up to twenty-five per cent. - Reuter.
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MAGISTRATE KILLED
Third Successive Assassination
Calcutta, Sept. 2. THE District Magistrate at Mid- napore, India, Mr. Burge, was assassinated to-day--Reuter.
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Calcutta, Sept. 3.
Mr. Burge, who is the third suc- cessive district magistrate at Midna- pore to be assassinated, was fired on by three local Bengalles as he was stepping from his car to play He was in a football match.
One assailant was killed and another seriously wounded. The third was arrested.
PEARCE BEATS Killed Instantly.
PHELPS
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New Sculling Champion
Toronto, Sept. 1.
BOBBY Pearce of Australia to-day
ECONOMY IN F.M.S.
Retrenchment Exceeds Com. mission's Proposals
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Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 28. Governmental economy in the F.M.S. is now apparently proceed- won the world's professional ing far beyond the recommenda- sculling championship when he tions of the Retrenchment Commis- beat the holder. Ted, Phelps of sion, and retrenchment, so far from Great Britain by 200 yards over a having slowed down since the rise three mile course.
in tin and rubber prices, seems ac- tually to be quickening its pace,
Pearce covered the distance in 19 minutes 20 seconds and Phelps in 20 minutes 38 seconds.
The Australian led by three
a
Following hard upon the official admission that the closing of large English School in Kuala Lumpur is being considered comes the well-founded rumour that
of Kuala Lumpur's three hospitals is to be closed and additional ac- commodation provided at one
and were shocked by Miss Wil-lengths at the end of the first son's unexpectedly poor display. mile and by twenty lengths at the She had previously played sixty-end of the second mile.-Reuter. six consecutive holes with
of seven under aggregate score par! But she could produce" no- thing like that brilliant form to- day. She took 44 strokes on the outward Journey, which was ve the worst over par, a long way round in the championship.
Weak Putting
GOVERNMENT OF the remaining institutions.
Miss Wilson was weak in her putting and seemed quite unable to keep away from the hazards.
the other Miss van Wie.
on
on
hand, played excellent golf, par- ticularly on the greens, holing out" some long putts. She had a card of thirty-seven for the first nine holes and was alx up at the turn
Miss Wilson showed slight im- provement
the homeward Journey, but could not reduce the margin and the match ended ear- 1y.
In
afterwards, Br interview.. Miss Wilson attributed her defeat to over-practice. " practised with my irons for three hours yesterday and wore myself out. I could not hit with my irons at all to-day.": Miss van Wie meèts Miss Helen all- Hicks, the ex-holder, in an American final.
Miss Hicks beat Miss Maureen Orcutt by alx and four in the other semi-final-Reuter.
MR.
ARTHUR HENDERSON
Elected Member For
Clay Cross
London, Sept. 2.
MR. Arthur Henderson, President
INDIA BONDS To Be Redeemed At Par
London, Sept: 1.
THE India Office announces that
the Secretary of State for
NEW POWER STATION "
WATER POWER ON YUNG KIANG TO BE USED
Canton, Sept. 2." The department of reconstruc- tion has decided to utilize the water power of the Yung Klang
River. a tilbutary of the North River near Yung Yuen, to generate electric power and to establish a power station there. Machinery and apparatus have been ordered from a foreign firm in Shameen.
Engineers of the department of for
India in Councit in accordance with the conditions specified in the Prospectus of May 19, 1931, under which the Government of India 6 per cent, bonds 1933-34 were lasued, namely, that the bonds might be redeemed at par on or reconstruction left to-day at any time after December 15, Yung Yuen to survey the site. The Recon- 1933 on three calender months agreement between the notice being given in the "London struction department and the for Gazette," gives notice that it is eign Arm stipulates that the plant his intention to redeem an amount shall be installed in three months. of bonda outstanding at par on December 15, 1933.
Repayment will be made at the Bank of England from which, in- formation as to the procedure there will be followed, may be As from December ascertained. 15, 1933 interest on these bonds will cease to be payable-British Wireless.
THE
MR. MACDONALD'S HOLIDAY
London, Sept. 1. Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) who is the guest of Lord Londonderry at Mount Stewart, Northern Ireland, will to- morrow visit Vister to start the trophy race before leaving Ireland in the evening.
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The department of reconstruc tlon expects to develop electric power at a very low cost.-Central Press.
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GOVERNMENT TENDERS
COAL AND PRISON -ACCOMMODATION
The Government Gazette notifies that tenders in triplicate, which should be clearly marked "Tender for Prison Dormitory at Lai Chi Kok Prison," will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office until Noon of Monday, September; 18. The work consists of the erection of a two storey building for the accom modation of Prisoners.
Sealed tenders in quadruplicate, which should be clearly marked "Tender for the supply of Coal to will Kowloon-Canton Railway,"
Judging from the speeds at the trial runs at Ards Circuit, an ex- tremely close and exciting contest also be received at the Colonial Trea- of the Disarmament Confer ence who on August 30 was nomi-is expected. Over 10,000 Tacing surer's Office until Nogo of Satur nated Parliamentary Labour can- enthusiasts from all over the Bri- day, September 30, for the supply of didate for the Clay Cross Division tish Isles and from the continent Locomotive Coal to the Kowlo of Derbyshire, yesterday secured have been attracted to Belfast by Canton Railway for the period of
one year from 1st January, 1931. his seat by a majority of 15,630 it-British Wireless.
votes.
.The polling was as follows:-
Mr. Henderson (Labour). 21,931
·vöter...
Mr. Moores (Nationalist). 6.293 votes.
Mr. Pollitt (Communist), 3,434 votes. Reuter.
The vacancy was due to the death of Mr. C. Duncan, the Labour member, who defeated Mr. J. Weinbera (National Liberal), in the last General Election by 21,163 votes to 11.511.
GERMANY AND DISARMAMENT
Will Reject France's Proposal
8.C.A.A.; 2, C.B.C.; 3, YMCA. Men's 50 metres obstacle race.-1,proaching Europe and Geneva re-
(European);
Ladies' 200 Metres breast stroke. -1; Mias Dors Lum; 3, Pang Shu Ha; 3, Wong Put Ming:
Men's 50 Yards free style (Han- dicap-1, Lee. Lok Bee; 2, Tong Shiu Fai: 3, Lo Puh Ming.
Men's 200 metres free style-1, Yeung Wat Lein; 2, Ng Chun Man; 3. Kwong Kai Foon.
Berlin, Sept. 3. With Mr. Norman Davis ap- Cheung Wal Kwong; 2, Lee Lok suming activities at the end of the month. It is officially indicated See; 3, Chan Hon Sang."
Ladies' 100 metres free style, that Germany is ready to accept the control of armaments provided Ng Yui Kuen; 2, Ng Yuct Hing: 3 it is applied equally to all nations. Dora Lam,
control imposed as an additional burden to the Versailles Treaty, This declaration is particularly aimed at France's proposed for a four year probationary period,
Men's 50 metres free style,1,It is emphatically declared that Cheung Wal Kwong: 2, Kwong Germany will fatly reject any Chuk Chow; 3, So Tin Mow.
Novelty Race-1, Pun Tin Man; 2, Lam Bul So; 3, So Tin-Mow,"
Men's 200.metres breast stroke. Ladles' 50 metres free style Han- dicap, Miss Li Ah Mut; 2, Miss, Young Wai Lien; 2, Lam Sul So
What is described as determina Wong Pul Ming: 3, Miss Leung, Puri Ping Man. Wai Ying.
Men and Ladies Relay (Novelty) Lion by the United States, France Girls and Boys under 15 (20050 metres 1 Pun Ping Man and and Britain to strengthen their metres relay)-1, 8.C.AA; 2, Euro-Miss Wong Put Ming 2, Bo in navies is hailed as proof that they Mo and Miss Bo Yee Lim 3 Chan have no further confidence in the pean, Y.M.CA. 3, Chinese. C.S.
(Continued on next coluan) Kwong and Miss Pang Blu Ha disarmament conference.
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