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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JULY 1, 1935.
23 In the World of Sports
POLICE SURPRISE RECREIO
Craigengower Registers Three Victories
The lenders of the Senior Division suffered their first set back on Saturday when they lost to the Police by a margin of only two shots despite the valliant efforts, made by C. G. Silva's rink to stem the tide. Thanks to Shepherd and his men. the - Policemen were able to provide the sensation of the day.
Craigengower "A" did not have matters all their way in their encounter against the C.S.C.C. At one time they were lo fact down but the brilliant efforts of U. M. Omar and his men, with the win by Bradbury' four enabled them to obtain the two points. Their "B" team too was 'victorious to the tune of 34 shots, while a runaway victory was scored by their team in the "Junior division. By beating 1. Purvis' rink by 32 shots, W. Ward's Craigengower four (W. English. W. Atkins and W. Phelps) created a new record for Second Division rinks this season. Cavanagh was another skip" whose rink won by a large margin. defeting J. McKelvie's rink by 25 shots. 6ixes were registered by rinks skipped by G. E. F. Thompson, A. Brooksbank, and W. Ward
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
3.
"
THE TENNIS LEAGUE
Interesting Matches Promised
AMERICAN PAIR
SUCCEED
Japanese Beaten At Wimbledon
London, June 29:
In the third round of the Doubles, Allison and Van Ryn (U.S.A.) disposed of the Japanese pair Yamagishi and Nishimura by scores of 9-5, 7-5, 6-1, "
Due to to-day being a holiday. the Mixed Doubles tennis match between the United Services Re- creation Club and the Chinese Recreation Club "both Dotential champions has been postponed until Thursday when the Two
The Japanese put up a magni- giants will battle it out for supreme acent agat for two sets against
nonours.
storming tactics by the Americans who were the previous winners of the title. The Japanese led 3-1-in the first set and 5-4 in the second, but Yamagishi dropped his service game without a stroke and there- after the Japanese offered no "serious threat.
***Both teams Are very well ba lanced with L. Goldman and Miss Hancock of the U.S.R.C." about the best of the six pairs. The other two pairs of U.S.R.C. are also to be relied upon and everything points co them to get at least a set each to make matters certain
C.R.C. although playing quite well are not so convincing as their rivals. At the time of writing it is not known whether their lady in the third set. They reproduced
stalwart Mrs. Chiu will be able to play and 1 she is stal on the Casualty list" Miss Rose Rumjahr will once more be deputising for
This
game ought to produce thrilling and exciting tennis and perhaps it would be too bold in saying that the U.SR.C. ought to win.
FIRST
DIVISION
Civil Service Kowloon C. C.
52
Craigengower "A"
61
hem.
50
Kowloon B. G, C.
-63
Craigengower "B"
77
Kowloon Docks
33
Police
83
Club de Recreio
61
SECOND DIVISION
Cralgengower
93
Civil Service
38
Kowloon B. G. C..
74
Kowloon C. C...
44
Talkoo Dock
72
Yacht Club
43
Club de Recreio
67
Police
52
Football Club
88
H, K. Electric
53
1.W. S. Dall
J G. Ozorio
E. G. Post
J. Basto
FX. Silva
22
(skip)
J. E. Noronha"
LEAGUE TABLES
11.
FIRST DIVIS ON
Recreio Cralgengower "A Kowloor B. Q C.
.." Craigengower
Police R. C. ........... Kowloon Docks
P. W. L. Pts.
76,1 12
W. E. Hollands
(skip).
J Fender
G. Perkins
W. McHardy
18
C. H Basto FV.V. Ribetro C. G. Silva.
(skip) 24 J. Silva
JADE
H. A. Alves
(skip)" 19
8 7 1 14
8 5 3 10 "B"
1 4 3 8
G. C. Moss
7-43
(skip)
15
83.5
6
W. McLeod
Indian R. C.
6 3 3
8
T. Tallon
D. C. Alves
Civil Service
6 0 8
0
F Nolan-
CE Marques
Kowloon C. Q...
7 07
0
J Shepherd
SECOND DIVISION ·
..(skip).
26
P.W. L. D. Pts.
K. B. G. C.
8 8 0 0 18
:83
61
Recreio
.........
BOWLING GREEN WIN
Talkoo
8
Bowling Green Club defeated the
8
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Scores:-
8
K.C.C.
·B
H. Gittins
EC. Fincher
H. Nish
A M. Holland
X
11 · (skip)
28
A Russell
9 7 2 0 14
Docks 9 6 3 0 12
Civil Service 9 4 5 0 Kowloon C. C. 9 4 5.0 Police R. C... 9 3 5 1 Craigenzower.... 8 3 50 Football Club... 8.3 5 0 H K Electric 9 2 6 15 Yacht Club 8 2 6 0
SENIOR DIVISION
CRAIGENGOWER "A" BEAT
0.8.0.0.
+
On the Civil Service green, the. 'Craigengower C. C. "A" beat" the
Civil Service by 9 shots.
Bcores:- ་་
¿Civil Service
E Major
J. McGowan
A. O, Brawn
A W. Grimmitt
Craigengower
A. E. Coates
S Gomes
D. Rumjahn
BW. Bradbury
(skip) 16
(kip)
21
8. Eccleshall
י -
EW. Simmonds J. Landolt
*J. Deakin
F. J. Jones
(skip)
P E Knight
R. R. Davies
8. Alderman
J Holidge
F. Modi
R. "Basa
R. F. Lul
25
.(skip)
15
C Summprs
L.C.R. Souza
At the K.C.C.. the Kowloon
In the "A" Division ве of the most
ΚΟΥΣΙΟΙΤΟΥ interesting
natches to the seen to date will be the clash between the Indians and the Chinese on the former
ground. The Indians have only the Rumjahn cousins to depend upon for their sets, and there is every likelihood of the Chinese #inning by 6 sets to three,
The CR.C. is at present playing s well as could be expected and under the circumstances they Sught to pull the, game round. Unless the Rumjahn cousins split up their partnership there is just Ukelihood of their being able to stem the Chinese attack
The Oraigengower U.S.R.C clash ought also to be a close u fair. Both teams are about of squal ralibre and the result will Je a very even ome
Recreio "A" should just about
Kowloon Cricket Club by 18 shots. make it in the'r match against the
"
K.B.G.C.
P. Farrell
W. C. Simpson R Duncan
J. Fraser
(skip)
H Overy
F. Goodwin
W. Hyde
R. P. Phillips
(skip) 24 J.W.M. Brown R. G. Craig
W. 8. Drake
J Budding
L. Guy.
(skip)
J. G. Meyer
J. L Tetley
N. J. Bebbington V Petherick
A. Hyde-Lay J. C. Brown
(sElp) 15 (skip)
50
JUNIOR DIVISION
23
HK.C.C. Though possessing young players th are all to be depended upon and their stamina will stand them in good stead.
The C.R.C."B" should get away with both points from the Recreio
TO-MORROW'S MATCHES
"A" Division
Chinese R.C. “A” v. Indian RC
Kone.C.C.
Allison and Van Ryn were superb in their volleying and swept the Japanese off their Teet, leading 5-0
the form which won the title in 1929 and 1930 and should ''win again.-- Reuter.
THE LAST EIGHT
London, June 20. There was a continued heat wave in the result of to-day's "matches" for the last eight in the Men's Singles which turned out to be Fred Perry, Menzel, Jack Crawford, Sidney Wood, Budge, "Bunny" Au tin, McGrath and von Cramm.
Menzel had a thrilling duel with Maler of Spain before winning 6-3,
6-0, 0-8, 6-3, both leaping all over the court and leaving nothing to 80
by without trying hard to return it.
84, 6-2. Austin beat the New Crawford beat Hughes 7-5, 4-6,
Zealander, Andrews 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 8-0. Sidney Wood beat Hopman of Australla 6-1, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, but none of these three winners appeared in his best form. McGrath beat Nigel Sharpe 6-1, 6-3, 7-4, 7-
WOMEN'S SINGLES
The American players Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Miss Helen Jacobs beat the Britishers, Miss Noel-and Miss Lyle respectively, Mrs. Wills Moody winning 6-1, 6-3, and Miss Jacobs 7-8, 6-1.
Miss Scott, the Suffolk Girl, gave the French champion Mde. Mathieu a hard fight, but the Frenchwoman won 6-3, 4-6, 6-4-- Beuter.
MISS SCRIVEN LOSES
London, June 23. The Arst upset in the Wimbledon Club de Recreio "A v. Hong tournament occurred to-day when, in the third round of the women's singles Mrs. Fearnley Whittingstall, who a few months ago had almost decided to retire from first class tennis, defeated Miss Peggy Scri ven, one of the three seeded Eng- Eish girls, 6-3, 6-2.
Craigengower C.C. v. United Bex
vices R.C. Chinese R.C. "B" k. Club de Re-
creto “B”.
68
G: Sherif
LE Lammert (skip) 267 (skip)
74 ELECTRICIANS LOST
13
#
This was the more surprising.in view of the recent performances of Miss Scriven, whose play this year has been markedly Improved.
Miss Katherine Stammers, Bri- At the Valley, the Hong Kong ish hard court champion, contin gower C. C. defeated the Civil Football Club beat the Hong Kong ned to play aggressively and gave Service by 55 shots.
Electric Recreation Club by 15the best performance of her car-
CRAIGENGOWER'S GREAT WIN
Playing at home, the Craigen-
Scores:-
CraigengowerTM
H. Beer
Civil Service
U. M. Omar
W. English
G. Delgado
. (skip)
25
W. Atkin
E. W. Hamilton
-W-Phelps
-B-Whitams
52
61.
W. Ward
(skip) 11
CRAIGENGOWER "B" TROUNCE DOCKS
At the Valley, the Craigengower C.C. "B" beat the Kowloon Docks R. C. by 44 shots.
Scores:-
C.C.C. "B
J. R. Soares
M. J. Medina
W. V. Field
(akip)
J. Purvis
42
(skip)
10
J. Carr
J. W. Leonard.
Dr. Karanjia
Y. Abbas...
W. K. Way
(skip) 30
Kowloon Docks H. W: Randall
Y: Hast
R. Morrison 1. Kempton McKelvle
J Cavenagh J.
((skip) -35
G Duncan
V Ramsay
W. Brightmati W. Tinery
Wom
E él Arenili
(skip) 24
ACoelho
H. V. Pearse."
M.AR. Bouze
G Copper
8. Gray
(skip).
Revie
T Coleman
W. Greig
C. 8. Rosselet
F. Cullen
<<skip)
18
(skip)
15
33
the Follee R. C
Recrea
REIO SURPRISED
Police RC.
Lowman,
AA Remedios
G.. Lai
Dr. Ferrando
A Kitchell
W. Burling
HF. Westlake HW, Westlake
(skip)
F. Harper
M. Purvis
T.. Armstrong
C. Strange
(skip) 21 (skip)
93
shots.
Scores:- HEF.C
N. Currie 8. Graver
E Tuck
A Brooksbank
।
(ap)
G. Stephens.
P. Morgan
12
KC.C BEATEN A Playing at home, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Kowloon Cricket Club by 30 shota
Bccres:
8. Bright
LR.R. Duncan
JG. Charlton GEFER
Thompson
(skip)
29
WE Hale
3. Нетаст
2 CB. Hosking
HL Rose
E. Kern
J 6, Dinnen C. Tacchi -
W. G. Geall
(skip) 14
G. Fletcher G. Lee
EJ. Edwards
I Russell
33
ELK.E.R.C.
A P. Tarbuck J. F. Barron L. de Rome A. Webster
(skip) 13 R. C. Butler
W. Stoker.
G. T. Padgett
A. F. Paul
J (skip) 17 (ap) 23
A Steven
A Humphrey,
A. Jackson
A MacFarlane
J. G. Haigh
H. S. McKay
Sloan
(skip) 18
W Muskett
(akip)
68
53
eer when she eliminated the Chi- lean star. Senorita Apita Lizana. The English girl won, 6-2, 8-8.
Other third-rounders to advance were Miss Jean Saunders, Britain, who defeated the British intera- tional player, Miss Mary Heeley, [6-2, 6-4, and Miss Joan Hartigan, who beat Mile. Meulemeester of Belgium, 4-6, 6-1, 10-8. Miss Do rothy Round beat Miss Hargraves, also of Britain, and so went to the last sixteen.
PERRY ADVANCES
Fred Perry, the holder, swept on into the quarter-finals, when he accounted for a Palinda dog Yugo-
TAIKOO BEATS YACHT CLUB Hd in his ad- At North Point, the Talkoo Revance by the youthrat American creation Club beat the Yacht Club star, Donald dudge who beat the by 29 shots in the First Division great Frenchman Boussus, ranked of the Lawn Bowls League.
No. 1 in France by scores of 6-3, 6-2, 2-6, 6-0
Scores:-
Taikoo B. C.
D. B. Bone
A Park
Yacht Club
A Murdock
W., Hanson
W. Cunningham A Hamilton
C. Chalmers J.W.C. Bonnar
18
M., N. Rakusen. T. Carr
8. Pollock
** G, 6. Archbutt
B. Wright
A. Stephenson
Bentley
Sly (Continued on Page 11)
(skip) 19 (skip)
B. 8. Rogers S. J Houghton DW. Waterton E. Nissim
The other promising Am youngster. Gene, Mako
however
Germ
von Cramm, playing
most classical games bledon, gave one set
three
U. S. BASEBALL
Giants Win Again
New York, June 28, Only three games, Including a double header between the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns, were scheduled in the American Base- ball League to-day.
The Tigers won both of the mat- ches, Henry Greenberg, the in- fielder. scoring two home runs in the second match and one in the first.
The New York Glants continue to win in the National League, while St. Louis Cardinals were ̈again, beaten,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
"
AQUATICS AT NORTH POINT
Chinese Bathing Club's Gala
Cherng and Tsang Ho. Fook); 3, Young Companions' Aquatic Asso- elation. Time: 1 min, 45.2.5 secs.
Winter Swimmers 50 Metres Han- dicap:-1, Leung Wing Cho, (aged Some very close finishes were | 53); 2. Miss Rose Pau (under 20); witnessed in the Night Gala" held 3, Yung Käl Ylü (over 50). by the Chinese Bathing `Club at North Point on Saturday night where' a very large crowd was in attendance. A feature of the
night's racing was the brilliant win scored by Miss Leung Yuk Chun in the 400 Metres Invitation Free Style event in which she set up a Chinese National record by 7 mins. 9-4/5 secs.
Several other close finishes were also witnessed particularly in the Results of matches as cabled by Invitation relay which was won by Reuter follow:
the Chinese Y.M.C.A. by a matter of inches.
Results were Ladies 400 Metres Free Style (Open) :-1, Miss Leung Yuk Chun (C.B.C.) 2. Miss Yeung Sau Chun (S.C.): 3, Miss Lam To Lal (Chung Shing). Time: 7 min. 8-4/5 secs, (National Recorded).
Philadelphia Boston
R. H. E
4 11 24 2 10 I
(Dolph Camill scored a home run for the Phillies and Thompson
for the Braves. There were ten in- nins
St. Louis Cincinnati
8 Q 4 10 0
Pittsburgh
*0 1 0
8. 12 Chicago
(Henshaw pitched for the Cubs while Hartnett scored a home run),
1 New York. II' 14 7.10 Brooklyn
3 (Leiber scored a home run for the Glants. There were ten in- nings).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R. H. E
10 11 0 14. 1
Detroit
(Cochrane, Greenberg and Rogell St. Louis
scored home runs for the Tigers). 5 10 1 Chicago Cleveland
.6 0 (Hale scored a home run for the Indians). Detroit
7 10
St. Louis
(Greenberg scored runs for the Tigers).
2 8 4 two home
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
New York, June 29; Five games were played in the
National League on Saturday, in-
luding a double header in which Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs shared the spoils in the
closest of games. In the earlier. game the Cubs blanked out the Pirates, but were allowed only one
run
Boston Red Sox trounced Phụ- adelphia Athletics twice in the American League, while the New Fork Yankees, Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Cardinals.upset their 'opponents. -lesuitb
follow:-
cabled by Reuter
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia Boston
New York Brooklyn
RH E
3 9.2
1
20
2 7. 1
3 9
I 8
Pittsburghi
There were twelve innings). Chicago
Pittsburgh
| Chicago
(Klein homered Cubs).
9. Louis
Cincinnati
0
Chicago
2 10 for
B 14
2
8 15 Delancey homered for St. Louis Cardinals and Goodman for Cin- cinnati Reds,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston
Philadelphia
RHE
0.11
2
(Higgins homered for Philadel hia Athletics),
Boston
12/14 2
3. Philadelphia 6☎” Reynolds scored one home run and Werber two for Boston Red Box).
Washington
New
€10% Combs homered
St. Louis
mered for
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Novices (Mixed) 16 Metres Han- dicap:-1, Miss Au Shiu Qol; 2, Mias Lai Yeuk Ngan; 3, Mis A¤ Shĩu Yia and Ng Kam Yuen.
Men's 200 Metres Championship: 1, Chan Chan Hing; 3, Tsang Ho Fook: 3, Lo Wing Mun. Tinie:"2 mins."40.4.5 secs.
Ladies 50 Metres Back Stroke Championship-1, Miss Leung Zuk Fong: 2, Miss Leung Yuk Chun; 3. Miss Chan Fung Hing Time: 48 secs.
Mixed 50. Metres Arithmetic Race:-1, Miss Leung Yuk Fong and Lo Wing Moon; 2, Miss Ng Sun Ying and Chau Wing Chun.
Boys 100 Metres Breast Stroke 2, Henry Pau; Handicap:-1, Cheung Tit Sang; 3, Chan Man Po. Time: 1 min. 45 secs.
Ladies' 100 Metres Breast Stroke: Men's 150 Metres Invitation Med-| 1, Miss Rose Pau; 2, Miss Au Shiu ley (Breast, Back and Free Styles): Ool; 3, Miss Leung Shing Ching. -1, Chinese YMCA. (Yeung Yuk. Fancy Diving (High Board):----1, Wa. Yeung Yuk Kwan and Lau Yuk | Wong Kwok Kit (141 points); 2, Wing): 2, Chinese Bathing Club Stanley Lee 134 points); 3, Miss (Chan Chan Hing, Tuet Chi Ng Sing Ying.
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