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CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB
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Members Urged To Discharge Debts
TREASURER'S COMMENT
OLYMPIC
SWIMMERS IN ACTION
Japanese Women
·Give A Treat
A large crowd at the YM.C.A. pool yesterday afternoon witnessed exhibition given by the Japanese Olympic women swimmers.
The main proposal the an- nual general meeting of the Civil
In the 100 yards freestyle, Miss Service Cricket Club held rester- day evening was made by the put-V. Thirlwell swam for Hong Kong. were Japanese swimmers going. Hon. Treasurer, Mr. B. E. The Maughan, amid hearts acclama-Misses K. Kojima, S. Matsumara and T. Furate. Miss Kojima won by a touch.
"He said, "I recommend to the in-coming committee that ab En- trance Fees be set apart, first to be applied to Equidate the liability of the Building Loan and then. to form a Sinking Fund to pro- vide for Wasting Assets,""
In presenting this solution, Mr. Maughan said that was the duty of all members as citizens to discharge then döbts.
Mr. P. D. Crawley welcomed the President, Mr. G. Rarer, to the chat.
After a report had been read by the Secretary, Mr. . A. Bendall, Mn Sayer said that He Excleacy. the Governor, had expressed his wish to attend the meeting, but due to unavoidab e ofrcunstances. he was detained He hoped that they would have the pleasure of His Excellency's presetice on the next ccension:
He deeply regretted the death of Mr. L E. Longbottom as he took Infinite care of the pavilion, and was a most valuable member of the Club,
They had lost two valued mem- abers in Mr. A. O. Brawn and Mr.
S. Alderman. through retirement. but there was just as good fish as eyer came out of the sea.
The whist drives of the pust season, were, most successful, a Gum of over $800 Having been taken from that source. and now that the biliard, tables were paid off. It was bringing, a moderate Income.
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It was a pleasant surprise him to see the name of Mr. F. J. Eh at the top of the batting Hveragės.
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Congratulations were extended to Mr. J. R. Carr for the excellent condition to which he kept the grounds.
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As for the accounts the speaker was glad to say that they had another successful year. A profit of over $2,900 had been realized.
Mr. Maughan, the Treasurer, Bimm
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,
NT ON
TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
Annual Meeting Of Kowloon C.Č.
FINANCIAL POSITION
SATISFACTORY
were unani-
For the fourteenth year in suc- cession, a record in the annals of the Club, Mr R. E. Lindsell and Mir, Ezra Abraham, mously elected President and Vice- President respectively, at the an- Miss Leung Wing-han could not nual general meeting of the Kow keep up the pace which the Japan-loon Cricket Club held yesterday. ese set in the 100 yards backstroke. Miss H. Morikoa won this event.
Great disappointment was felt by the crowd when the diving was cancelled on account of the bath shallow. Two dives being too given by the Japanese brought forth much applause..
Miss H Machata delighted with an exhibition breaststroke swim over 150 yards. She is the holder of the world record for the breast- stroke event.
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The 200 yards relay between the Olymple team and Hong Kong was the centre of "attraction. Kong lost by nearly a length.
At the conclusion of the ex- hibition Mr. R. Goldman, thanked the
for
swimmers Japanese turning out to show the Colony what they could do and also thank- ed the Japanese community for their support which added to the success of the occasion.
LOCAL RUGBY
Club Already In Training
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Much comment was raised on the
question of tennis, and it was pointed out that the Club, having tennis players of some quality, did
expressed hot cater to these potentialities.
Satisfaction was
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1936.
ARMY
CHILDREN AQUATIC
SPORTS
Relay Events Won By Kowloon
Under the distinguished patron- 25 yards Back Stroke Girls, and age of H. E. major-General A. W. | Boys). Alexina Archer (K); 2 Bartholomew, the Army Chlidren Norman Draper (K); 3 "Audrey amming sports were held at the Amold (HK). Time: 25 seci. V.RC. yesterday alternoon.
Cpl. F. G. Gregson (East Lanes), and Fus. W. H. Owens gave"a div" | ing exhibition, and "Mr. Spagetti" (H. L. Ozorio) kept the children in roars of laughter. with his funny dives and jokes with the
announcer.
At the conclusion of the pro- sramme Mrs. A. W. Bartholomew distributed the prizes.
The results were as follows. 50 yards. Championship (Boys under 11 years)-1. Tony Wignam (K); 2. Joseph Rodgers (ELK.)
at the state of the financial standing ct the Club. Though a loss of a few hundred dollars was shown. it was nevertheless an improve-3 Gerald Clark (K), Time: ment on the figures or the previ- secs. ous year.
In the absence of Mr. R. Ë. Lind. Ezra President), Mr. (the Abraham presided.
CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH Presenting the Report and Ac- counts, Mr. Ezra Abraham said in
Mart:-
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25 yards 'Novices (Boys 9 years and over)-1. Cyril Dixon (K); 2. Douglas Bland (H.K.); 3. Peter Cook (H.K.). Time: 19 secs.
25 yards Novices (Girls 9 years and over)-). Catherine Hampson (K): 2 Joan Wilkin (HK); 3. Joyce Smith (K). Time: 25 secs.
100 yards Free Style (Girls and Boys who left an Army School in July, 1936). Norman Smith (Ex HK. 2. Raymond Lawrence (Ex Time: 1 min. 223 secs. K.).
Diving Display by Corp. F. G. Gregson (East Lancs.): Fus. W. H. Owens.
Colony Inter-Schools Cup (100) yards Free Style David Morris (Central British School); 2. John
50 yards Championship (Girls under 11 years)- Ivy Dale (K); 2. Betty McGuinness (K): 3, Aud- | Tai (Wah Yan College); 3. Luiz rey Bowler (K). Time: 49.4/5 secs, Guterres (La Salle College). Time:
100 yards Championship (Boys 11 min. 40.1/5 secs.
Long Plunge.-1. Dorothy Jerrard years and over-1. Denis Manders (HK); 2. William Mitchell (K); (HK); 2. Denis Manders (EK); 3. Patrick Hopking (K). Time: 13. Marjorle. Farrar (HK.). Dis..
tance: 36 ft. 4 in. min. 42 secs.
25 yards Novices (Boys under 9
The Club's activities have been Gel mantained in all directions 100 yards Championship (Girls and our senior cricket team dis-il years and over)-1, Dorothy years)--1. John Mitchell (K); 2. Eileen Erla, Ernest Bond (K); 3. Richard Rid- Linguished self once again in Grinhani (K); 2. winning the League Champion (HK); 3. Audrey Arnold (H.K.). Ings (K).
Time: min. 40:45 300s, ship..
We were
As to League tennis. fairly successful with our senior teams only. I personally think it was a mistake to have entered so many teams in the League.
We deeply regret the death in Bombay, of our old friend Mr. F. P. Shic
WORKING LOSS DECREASED The Income and Expenditure Account shows a loss on workin The Rugby Section of the Hons of $218.72 as against $1,360.61 last Kong Football Club has already
rear. This is after writing off commenced training for the farth- $5.622.32 depreciation on the Clu coming season. The first Trial house, billiard tables, fittings and Game will be played, un Monday, gear. Entrance fees amounting to September 28th, at 5.15 p.m. There $1,150.00 have beer. credited direct will be further trial on Wednes-to the reserve account, which in day, October 7th and 14th, both cummencing at
p.m. All games will be played on the Club Ground at Happy Valley,
5.10
All players are requested to make
actual fact shows an increase of sp31.28 over last year.
ECONOMY POLICY During the year, your Committe pursued a policy of economy in all
a special effort to be present on directions and the result is a re
these dates and besides their 50013duction of $1.701.01 in overhead
a
expenses.
Bre
Subscriptions for the year down, despite the fact that dur
membership total
(including 24 Lady Subscribers) is up.
The proît on Ear sales has in- Creased,
to bring along both a white and coloured shirr. Sides will be selected from the following:- A profit of $1,606, is revealed
Whites: G. S. Wilson, Chadwick. which may be considered satisfacr
D. A. Hynes, Ridwell, Grleve, van tory, but it must be observed that
Leeuwen, Lammer, Butcher, Bon- the income from Whist Drives and
nar. F. C. B. Black, Russell, Cham- Billards together with the nett
bers, Clark, Stoker, R. P. Edwards,
DEBENTURES REDUCED profit from the Bar Account has
Garrod, Redman, Paul. Munro,
The Club should, as far as pos # very large bearing on the finan-
Smalley. Cox, Curtis. ela aspect of the year's working.
Colours: Frost, Hopkins. Kist-sible, continue to redeem its De
each bentures, as The tricometrhin the Ba: "Ac-ner.
Debenture re- Gallagher Grummins, Reld.
dreined means a saying of interest. count a way" probematical aç- Stewart. Hutchison. Henderson,
In conclusion I wish to say that cording to Sales. Too much can Humphreys, Reers. Dunnett, Walk-
den, Bradford. Watson. Corin, your Committee is satisfied with
the present state Andrews.
Anancial affairs.
The out-going Committee has made a recommendation to the in- coming Committee to look into the Question of building a new bowling green and tennis courts on the top ground when funds permit,
not be expected from the Billards,
na to keep the table first class Schnabel, Cumming, cand tra expenditure will be sharp. F. B. Wilson, Hunds, B. necessary, while those mem- Hynes, R. Edwards. Scott. bers who comprise the Whist Drive.
Everybody who turns out, even Committee show the same kreh- bes, this activity will continue to if their name is not included in the
provide revenu
Turning to the calance sheet. which shows the actual position of the Cub at the end of the Anah cal year, it will be observed that the profit has been added to bur General Reserve.
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hi the sime time we are still faced with a liability 20 members of approximately 1,100 in respect to the present Club House.
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submit that efforts should be! made to discharge this 'thbility as early as possible.
A vote was put to the members
to increase the Library Fees to .25 cente Bdv.it was veloed.
OFFICERS ELECTED
above sides, is assured of a game aad any new players who wish to join will be welcomed and ar- rangements made to ladude them in the trial matches.
HOUSE IN DISORDER
Alleged Robbery At Home Of Arsenal's Manager
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of the
Club's
ELECTION OF OFFICERS The following officers were elect- ed for the year-President. Mr. R. E Lindsell; Vice-President. Mr. Ezra Abraham; Captain of Cricket, Mr. F. Goodwin, Hon, Secretary. Mr. V. C. Labrum: Hon. Treasurer:
Mr. F. G. Maunder: Bowls Con- vener. Mr. L. Jack; Vice-Captain, Manager of the Arsenal Football Mr. E. C, Fincher: Tennis Repre Club, Mr. George Allison appeared sentative. Mr. A. W. Ramsey: Cen- in a different role at Wealdstone.
eral Committee Messrs. W. W. He was a witness in the police-irst, W. L Mackenzie, A. W. Ram-
against George
Alfred sey, A. A. Dand, F. E. Nash. C, J. Tacchi, W. Shaftain, A. Nissim and J. M. Jack.
court
Stapleton, 40, of Mount View- court, Green Lanes, Harringay, who was charged with breaking Into Mr. Allison's house in Prince's tary, Bar Convener and Treasurer
The following:officers were elect- Patron: HE Str Andrew Calde-Park-avenue, Golders Green, N.W..
and stealing property, cottpi
President Mr. G. R. Sayer: Vice-Presidents: Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson. Mr. BW Hamilton
and Mr. E. B Reed
Cricket Captain: F Baker; Vice-· Capleth! A. B Perry.
Mr. Allison related that he re- turned from holiday recently and found that his house had been
broken into and left in disorder.
Doors, wardrobes, and drawers had been forced open, and jewel- lery worth £180 was missing: Captain, second belevent F LingVice-Captain: JF Mc-He added that he had employed
Stapleton as a golf caddie General Committee Chairman three or four years.
Cowan,
for
(F. D. Crawley), Cricket Repre- Accused. p'eading not guilty. sentatye (C. Strange), Tennis was committed for trial at Middle Representative (P. A. J. Simpson), sex Quarter Sessions,
Lawn Bowls J. F. McGowan),
Blliams (A. W 'Grimmiet), Green-
ranger (J. Carri, anar
Bradley), Bar Converter
latley) Hon Trea
Murray), Hon: sec
Deakin) Mr. Jak
his place until his reti Colony
General Committes members)
and R
Mes
take
Honoraria for the Hon. Secre-
were next approved. Mesare. Lowe, Blighagn and Matth were re-elected auditors for the your.
A proposal for the inception of Badminton in the Club was 1157 Fassed on to the in-coming com raittee
HOCKEY MATCH
The following have been select-
-friendly hockey match against the ed to represent the Nomads in a
·HK.BRA. Et, the Marina ground to-day cominencing at 5 pm,
W. J. Buring sharp:-F. G. Barros, R. J. Reed, Hon. Auditors: and J. W. Cook
A. Azedo; J. Marques, A Xavier, Messrs, F. J. Ling, §. Alderman, | 8. Souza; R. M. da Silva, G. Soares, AO. Exawn and C. J. Taccht were 1.8. A. Reed, R. C. Reed and 3.8 elected Ife members.
A change was made 'n the an-
upal repote due to a printing error. Mersra, Agafuror and J,
Franco.
Mr, Bayer concluded the meet
Balock won the men's doubles ing by proposing a vote of $50, for tennis championship instead of the Children's playground. Messrs. J. Faro and N. Bebbington, preposal was approved
The
Figh Dive (Boys)-1. George Smith (K); 2. William Mitchell
(K); 3. Noman Draper (K).
25 yards Novices (Girls under year-1. Daphne Arnold (H.K.); Margaret Arnold (H.K.); 3. 2. Dorothy, Muller (K).)
Team Relay Race (Hong Kong v. High Dive (Girls)~1. Marjorie | Farrar (HK): 2 Dorothy Grinham Kowloon-under 11 years of age.) 1. Kowloon:--Tony Wigham: (K); 3. Vivien Sanderson (K).
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