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BOWLING GREEN BEATEN
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS GÖ UNDER
TO CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
Indians In Strong Position In Second Division
The best game in the lawn bowls fixtures last Saturday was the encounter hetween Craigengower G.C. and the Kowloon Bowi ing Green Club. The two teams are close rivals for first divi- sion honours, and the success of the Happy Valley team has made things very open.
conso-
In the second division, the Indian Recreation Club lidated their position at the head of the "table, by winning from the Electrle · R.C The Police are 'witflntwu points of Recreio and" "Kowloon de the "league leaders, with the Club Bowling Green third, two points behind the Police.
At A Glance
SENIOR DIVISION
Results
Civil Service
62
Police R.C.
53
Craigengower "A"
69
Kowloon B.G.C
56
Taikoo Docks RC.
72
Kowloon C.C.
52
Kowloon Docks R.C Cralgengower "B"
46
54
JUNIOR DIVISION
Police RC,
TO
Civil Service
19
Kowloon B.G.C.
75
Craigengower
17
Indlan R.C.
65
HK. Electric
46
Football Club
39
Kowicon C.C.
57
Yacht Club
51
Club de Recreto
76
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League Tables To Date
SENIOR DIVISION
J. Parks
25952
Skip) ...... 21
J. A. Lindsay W. Greig
(Sp)
T. Coleman
J. Wald
Kowloon B.G.C....
P. W. L. Pis.
7 61
D. Munro
12
N. Drummond
Craigengower
"A" 8 6 2
12
19
Club de Recrelp
74 3
@
G. B. Mathews
Civil Service
74,3
8
A. W. Norrle
W: Marshall
Taikoo Docks
7 4 3
д
T. F.Stainton
J. Kempton
Craigengower "B"
7 4 3 8
R. M. Keown
Kowloon Docks
7 2 5 4
(Skip)
22
W. Hendley,
(Skip)
Kowloon C.C.
7 2 5 *4
740 7 0
72
46
'Police R. C.
JUNIOR DIVISION
P. W. L. Pis.
Indian R. C......... B.
1 14
Police R. C......... 8. 6 2 12
Kowloon B.O.C.
Club de Recrela
HONG KONG
LY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 25,
1934.
CHUNG SHING AQUATICS
Chinese
Y" Win Team Race
Was
There
an attendance of several hundred at the aquatic gala held at Kennedy Town Just night by the Chung Shing Bena- volent Association.
1
BROWN'S FINE BATTING
Australia in Good Position
London June 23. Erigland closed their innings in the Second Test on Saturday at Lord's for a total of 440 runs.*
Australia opened their innings events | and at close of play had lost. two polo wickets for 192 runs, or 248 runs behind with eight wickets in hand. There was a crowd of 30,000 in sunny weather when Leyland (95) and Ames 44 resumed their in- nings. They had added 111 runs for the sixth wicket. At 311 one 'ot Wall's fast deliveries took off Leyland's off-stump which did a somersault.
A programme of eleven winding up with water match was followed with keen in- terest by the large gathering pre- sent. There were plenty of com- petitors in every race and the sports were carried on till almost eleven o'clock.
The barid of the Association ren- dered Д pleasing selecting of European music during the night while the Chinese band of the same association contributed a quota to "the evening's success.
The main. attraction on the cards, an Inter-Club drew the Chinese Y.M.C.A., The Chinese Bathing Club and the Chung Shing Association. They Anished in that order. "
team
race,
Leyland's Great Innings In Leyland's second century in the present Test. he hit a six and 14 boundaries. He batted for 210 minutes for his 109, scored out at
181, which was a great innings during a crisis after the dismissal of Sutcliffe. Hammond, and Hed- 99. His dren with the total most prolific scoring strokes were beautifully timed ... off-drives, "and neatly placed leg shots.
at
ANGLO-SCOTTISH George Geary joined Ames and
GOLF
England. Beats Scotland
"St. George. Sandwich,
June 24
In the twelfth Anglo-Scottish 18 professional goif match. England
beat Scotland. by 4-0.
K.C.C. v. C.C.C. “B” Playing at the K.C.C., the second' string of the Craigengower C.C.. just managed to' win, coming away with a victory of two points.
Scores:-
# 5 3, 10
8 5 3 10
Yacht Club
8 4 4
8
HK. Electric:
8 4.4
8
ri-
Civil Service
3 4
4
骂
K. C. C.
C. C. C.
Kowloon C. C.
8 3 5
6
H. Hampton
E. Tuck
Craigengewer
8 26
4
J. Howe
Football Club” “.......
8 17
2.
C. E. Elliot-
Heywood
H
A. E. Sukstone
J. Cavanagh
(Skip)
19 (Skip)
CRAIGENGOWER BEAT
K.B.G.C. Craigengower C.C. who are the Aggrest rivals of the Kowloon Bowling Green in the first division: accounted for the latter in a game played at Happy Valley.
Scores
C.C.C. "A".
K.B.G.C.
G. L. Buchanan J. Watson
A S. Gomes A S. Russell
H. Beer
H. Gittins
E. Lammert C. J. Tacchi: J. Fraser
F."Medina
E. el Arcuili
G. Duncan
L. C. R. Souza.
Two were halved in the fore- somes 7/3 and two halved in the singles aggregate of 11/3.-Reuter.
INDIANS WIN AGAIN.
The Indians continue in winning vela and their latest victim was the Hong Kong Electric Company, who visited Sookunpoo and was sent away defeated by 19 shota.
Scores:-
I. R. C.
H.KER.C.
H. Hatch
J. Hoosen
M. Y. Adal
H. S. McKay
19
A. O. Madar
F. Duckworth
W. Brightman
C. Rosselet"
17
(Skip)...... 13 (Skip)
J. W. Brown
A. E. Marchant
E. C. Fincher
H. Milton
W. Hyde
W. GUI
R. P. Phillips
C. Summon's
(Skip)
20
(Skip)
18
1
J. H. Budding
L. Guy
52
(Skip)
32.
(skip) .....
25
A. E. Coates
W. V. Field
D. Rumjahn
U. M. Omar
R. Duncan
S. Randall
V. Petherick
BTW. Bradbury" W. Macfarlane
(skip) 32 (Skip)......
*J. 9. Landolt
AA. Razack
PBİ FLUZ
E. Basa (Skip)
DIVISION II.
K.B.G:C.
C.C.C.
Played at. the Bowling Green Club, this match resulted in
A. R. Dallah
(Skip)
A. H. Rumjahn
S. O. Bux
A. R. Minu
K. M. Omar
(Skip).
D. M. Khan
M. "I. Razack A. M. Omar
24
23
L. de Rome
(Sky)
J. K. Sloan
R. C. Butler
G. T. Padgett
A. F. Paul
(Skip)
A. McKellar
J. G. Haigh
N. M. Curre
18
A M. Wahab”
(Skip)
8. Deacon
· (Skip)
22
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POLICE 7. C.S.C.C.
The second string of the Police R.C, avenged their senior's defeat
SOUTH CHINA WIN
Large Crowd Watch Summer Soccer
at
.L
"
In a friendly soccer game played Caroline Hill on Saturday, South China "B" defeated a team from HMS. Phoenix by 2 goals to nil before a very large crowd of spectators.
Handicapped by the absence of three of their best men in New- тап, McNeill and King. the Phoenix did well to ward of a heavier defeat and it was only a bad mistake on the part of Leech in goal which gave South China the initiative:
Tay Quee-liang, who plays at Inside right for South China's first elevén, scored both the winner's Mr. goals in the opening half. Lau Kau refereed and lined up the following teams:
Tsang,
South China-Wong Wah-ki; Chung Wai-lan, Wong Chung pak: Yau Wah-hing. Tong Kun. Tay Kwee-liang. George Yeung? Bai Shiu-wing. "George Cheuk Shek kum and Li-Shek-yau. HMS, Phoenix:-Leech; Nichol. son, Hammitt, Morgan, West. Med- ley, Elliot, Smith, Sumby Anderson and Barrett.
Hendren, c McCabe, b Wall... 13 R. E. S. Wyatt. ¢ Oldfield, b
Chipperfield
Leyland. b Wall
Ames, e Oldfield, b McCabe
33
109
120
they raised the score to 359, when smart Chipperfield brought off"a catch. waist high in the allps of one of Wall's expresses. 359-7-8.
Joined by Verity. Ames was lucky when Oldfield dropped an easy catch behind the wicket when standing back, to Well, who bowl-Geary, c Chipperfield, b Wall .9 ed at a great pace throughout. Verity, st. Oldfield, o dimmett 29 Ames was then four runs short of K. Farnes, b Wall
Bowes, not out his first Test century.
Extras Ames Caught Ames then went on
to reach three figures and had added 24 after his let-off before he Was
snapped up by, Oldfield in the first over with the new ball which Woodfull entrusted to Stanley Mc- Cabe. Oldfield was standing close up, and took a nice catch to re- deem his earlier failure,
Total Fall
U. S." BASEBALL NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ·
Player Breaks His Ankle
New York. June 23. An accident occurred in the American League game between Detroit and Washington on Satur day.
a
Joe Kuhel, first baseman at Washington, broke his left ankle und had to be carried off the field. The following are the results of Saturday's games.
National League.
Boston an Pittsburg
French pitched.
Philadelphia Cincinnati
New York
R. HE 10 ..5 2
4 13 0
1 7
1
2
9
3
2 11
4
Ott homared.
Chicago
10 18
.0
Fifteen Innings were played. Cuyler and Klein homered.
Boston Pittsburg
B
9
0
7 13
2
Vaughan homered,
New York sien 4 Chicago
a
1
5
11 2
Jurges homered.
Philadelphia Cincinnati
3
5
.1.
4-7
3
-1
* 2 4
0
1
American League
St. Louis
Philadelphia........ 4 11
Jimmy Foxx homered
1
10
Cleveland
3 10 2
12
New York w
Hoag homered.
8 8 0
440
of wickets-1 (Butcliffe) for 76: 3
for 70; 2 (Hammond) (Hendren) for 99; 4 Walters) for 130; 5 (Wyatt) for 182; 6 Ley- land) for 311; 7 (Geary) for 359; 8 (Ames) for 408; 9 (Farnes); for 410:10 (Verity) for 440.
Q. M. R. W. 49 7 109 4 18 3 38
1 53.3:13 102 *38 15 70
34 10 91 3
6
Scoring 120 out of 227 in 280 minutes, Ames hit 14
boundaries Wall
as the result of glorious driving on both sides of the wicket, crisp cutting, and perfect leg shots.
Wall took the last over before lunch and spreadeagled Farnes's wicket with only run added. Lungh was then taken with the score at 410 for 9.
McCabe Grimmett
O'Reilly Chipperfield Darling
2, 19, 0
AUSTRALIA-1st Innings w, M. Woodfull, b Bowes W. A. Brown, not out
The gates were closed after D. G. Bradman. lunch on account of the capacity crowd.
Farnes
|S. J. McCabe, not-out
Extras
ป
was
Varity (10) and Bowes provided unexpected resistance, and it not until 30 runs had been added, of which the slow bowler claimed 19, that the Yorkshire stand was broken when Verity, Jumped the pitch to Grimmett easily stumped by Oldfeld. 10-29.
and
up Was
440-
O'Reilly work only one wicket for 70 runs, Wall 4 for 108, Chip- perfeld 3 for 91. Grimmett 1 for
102.
Australia "opened their Innings with Woodfull and Brown.
Woodfull made a solid staft not
making the slightest attempt to
easy win for the Home team over by coming, away" victorious in the score. but Brown provided a sharb
12
P. T. Farrell
R. "Hall
3. S. Logan'
25
W. S.. Drake
(Skdp)
the O.C.C.
19
Scores:
K. B. G. C.
C. C. C.
69
56
H. P. Stoneham
CIVIL SERVICE, BEAT
POLICE R.C.
C. B. Hosking
J. Roberts H. H. Rose (Skip)
The Civil Service team, playing J. Macdonald " at home won by nine shots from E. U. Searle the Police Recreation Club. Grim-J. C. Charlton mitt was responsible for turning G. E. F. the tables on the police, scoring
28 points against Post's 15, which
made all the difference.
Bcores:
C.S.C.C.
P.R.C.
·E. W, Simmonds W. Nolan
J. Hollidge
J. S. Fender
A. O. Brawn
F. E. Booker
F. J. Jones
(skip)
"P. E. Knight
-S. E. Alderman
*S... Eccleshall
J. W. Deakin
"(Skip)
⚫T. Armstrong
C. T. Cham
17
19
A. R. Clarke
(Skip)
J. Shepherd'
C. Perkins
W. E. Hollands
G. C. Moss
(8kip)
R. Eills.
JA, W. Grimmitt E. G. Pöst
(p) 28 (Skip)
peiovler T. Tallon
L. R. Whant W. Meir
82
-
25
D. K. Kharas
W. Phelps
H. W. Randall
E. C. Barry
18 (Skip)
match against the C.S.C.C. Juniors, J. S. Riddle's rink gave the Police a substantial lead.
Scores:
P. R. C.....
J. Chandinig Stuart Logan
W. Forrest
21!
W. J. Bagley
3. Abbas
J. R. Soares
Thompson D. R. Atienza
(Skip) ......
C. Ross
A. E. E. Jeffries
34 (skip)
A. J. Coelho W. J. Howard
M. T. Henderson J. Van der Lely
J. O. Meyer W. K. Way
(Skip).......23 (Sklp)
75
RECREIO v. E.K.F.C.
J. S. Riddell
(Skip) ......
W. McLeod
'35
C. S. C. C...
H. Major
E. W. Hamilton L. Luck
C. Strange
(skip)
H. Lockhart
L. Glendenning B. Williams
J. McWalter
9A E Carey
(Skip)
R. McLellan
S. Farlow
1. Purvis
R. R. Wood
23 (8kip)
J. Gellatley
J. Pooler
G. S. Alexander H. Westlake
17 W. McHardy
(Skip)
47
The Club de, Recreio visiting the 13 Hong Kong Football Club came away with an easy victory. C. N. Basto's "rink playing against F. G. Hayne's rink, won by 32 shots.
13
Scores:
II.K.F.C..
G. Stephen's
A Humphrey
Recreio
HL A. Bothell,
A. A. Remedios
53 C. B. Robertson, C. de S. Alves
+12
70
R. R. Davies
(Skip)
R.B.E.Y.C. V. K.C.C.
contract in style. By perfectly timed leg shots he sent up the 50 in 60 minutes.
The tea interval proved fatal" to the tourists as they lost Woodfull with only one run added. 68-1-22.
Bowled by Bowes
After scoring 22, out of 68 in dogged manner, the "unbowlable" 11 Australian skipper had his off stump sent back by Bowes, the Yorkshire fast bowler just on five c'clock. Brown was then 40.
Don Bradman joined Brown and cricket. 16 proceeded to play breezy
featured by superb driving on both sides of the wicket and. judicious cutting.
M
He oft drove
three successive 22 balls from Farnes to the bound- ary, and then, playing defensively. 49 he was caught by Verity" after hitting seven boundaries in his 36, scored out of 73 in 50 minutes. Brown's Unfinished Century,
The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, playing at home lost to the Kowloon C.C by six shots.
Scores:- R.K.K.Y.C.
A. Stevenson
G. E. Costello
Sir Thomas
K. C. C.
M. N. Rakusen
W. Mulcahy
Southern T, W. Carr A. Macfarlane E. Kern
(Skip)...... 14" (Skip)... LA Greenhill C. Fletcher
J. A. R. Belby V. C. Labrum
F. G. Haynes
C. N. Basto
8 (Skip)
40
J. M. S. Rosario
D. F. Lopes
A. Brooksbank
F. X. Soares
Dr. R. A. Basto
(Skip)
18
(Bp)
11
E. Abraham
J. Dinnen
A. W. Brown
DOCKS DÉREY.
(Skip)
J. Murray
Taikoo were at Home to Kowloon P. Morgan Docks and won on all three rinks, coming away with 28 points to the
W. G. Brown W. Robson
J. Russell
(skip)...... 17 H. H. Pegg
E. §. Carter
D. Alves
A. V. Barros
F. A. Yvanovich
14 (Skip)
:good
Scores: Talkoo
D. B. Bone
K.D.E.C.
J. Prowan
J. Ralston
(Skip)
J. Gregory
R. Lapsley
G. H. Stewart P: Craig
*J. C; Chalmers
(8Hp) ...... 29 (Skip) W: Cunningham J. Revie
30
H...Rosario
20
78
A. T. Hamilton L. Jack
A. Chapman
3. B. Ross
J. M. Jack (skip)
W. W. Hirst
T... Fergusson B. E. Maughan, H. Övery
(Skip)
26 (Skip)
4.
88
103
Verity, b
36
Detroit
Goslin homered. ten innings Washington
9.15 There were
6 15
0
Travis homered.
6 12
1
2 10
4
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx homered..
Chicago........... 2 9
1
Boston
10 15 Q Weber bomered. There were ten innings Reuter.
Fall of
wickets-1 (Woodfull)
for 68: 2 (Bradman) for 141.
To bat, E. H.. Bromley, W, A. Old- 24 field, W. J. O'Reilly, L. Š. Darling, 7 T. W: Wall, C., V. Grimmett and
A: G. Chipperfielä:
Total (for 2 wkts.)
192
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Joined by McCabe, Brown reach- ed three-figures in a Test for the first time in his short career. the close of play he was undefeat- ed with 103, scored out of 192 in 180 minutes, while McCabe had scored 24.
Brown, who has hit 14 bound- aries. exploited the hook shot
#
with marked success, while his leg shots and driving found many.
22 gaps in the well-placed: England
fleld. He was given a
rousing ovation when he returned to the pavilion.
Thus at the conclusion of the
18 day's play, Australia, with 8 wie- kets' in hand, were only 248 runs in' arrears. Reuter.
The following are the scores:-
ENGLAND 1st Innings
17 C. F. Walters,"
O'Reilly
C
Bromley, b
37 Butcliffe. 1.b.w., b Chipperneld 20 Hammond, c and b Chipperfied
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