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RECREIO AND INDIANS
STILL WINNING
Saturday's Bowls Results
In the First Division of the Lawn Bowls League on Saturday, Club de Recreio scored an easy victory over the Police Recrea- tion Club by 78 shots to 40, while the Indian Recreation Club beat the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 77 to 48 in the Second Divi sion.
Results at a glance, were:-
Police R.C.
Indian R.C. Kowloon C.0. Police R.C.
FIRST DIVISION
Hong Kong F.C.
..62
Kowloon C.C.
.53
.40
Club de Recreio ....
78
Kowloon 8.G.C.
.58
Kowloon Dock R.C.
.11
SECOND DIVISION
Kowloon B.G.C.
48
.75
Hong Kong F:C.
44
56
Cralgenzower C.C.
.39
Club de Recreio
.58
Taikoo R.C.
.55
THIRD DIVISION
Club de Recreio Yacht Club Kowloon Tong
..75
Cralgengower C.C.
.61
Kowloon F.C.
.75
Hong Kong F.C.
FIRST DIVISION
CRICKETERS LOSE
At Happy Valley, "the Hong Kong Football Club defeated. Kowloon Cricket Club by 9 shots.
HKF.C.-E... J. "Edwards, R. P. Shaw. E Tuck, A. Hyde-Lay- (Sklp) 19. J. S. Howell, J. M. Dalgarno. F. H. W. Haynes, J. Rodger (Skip),, 18: J. S. Carter, J. Russell. N. 3. Bebbington, W. Mc- Farlane (Skip) 25.
Total: 62.
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K.C.C.-W. Mulcahy, J. W. M. Brown. E. Kern, J. M. Jack-(Skip) 13. Geo. Lee, T. A Madar, R. G. Craig. F. Goodwin,~(Skip) 25. T. R. Hunter, H Overy; E. C. Fincher, A. E. Silkstone-(Skip) 15."
Total: 53.
AN EASY WIN
At the HK.F.C., Police Recrea- Hon Club were defeated by Club de Recrelo by 38 shots,
P.R.C.-W. Creig, W. McLeod, J. Fender. W. Mair-(Skip) B. J. Forrest, L. Glendenning, F. E. E Booker. G. Moss-(Skip) 11. J. Campbell, W. Dali, G. Perkins. E G. Post-Skip) 20.
Total: 40.
Recreto-L. J. Silva, L. F. Xavier, F. V. Ribelio, H. A. Alves-Sk!p) 31. J. E Noronha, C. E. Marques C. G. Stiva, F. . M. de Silva- (Skip) 27. L Luz, F. X. Soares. C. F. Remedios, R. F. Luz-Skip) 20. "Total: 78.
DOCKS SUCCESSFUL
Total: 56. C.C.C.-J. W. Leonard, H. W. Randall J. Cavanagh, H. V. Pearse (Skip) 18. N. P. Karanjia, A. J. Coelho, M. J. Medina, W. K. Way- (skip) 26. 3. M. Soares. E. McNay. K. M. Omar, W. Ward-(Skip) 15.
Total: 59.
RECREIO JUST WIN
At King's Park, Club de Recreio beat Talkoo Recreation Club by 3 shola.
Recreio: F. A. Machado, A. V. Barros, C. L. Lopes. J. J. Basto- (Skip) 23. D. C. Alves, A, P, Guterres, J. V. V. Ribeiro, C. H Basto-(Skip) 14. F. A. Xavier, A. A. Yvanovich, E. M. Remedios, A. A. Remedios (Sk{a} 21.
Total: 58.
Talkoo R.C.-W. Melrose, Wright, J. J. Whyte, R. M. Keown- (Skip) 22. W. Cunningham, J. Fleming, J." C. Poison. 3. C. Chalmers (Skip) 18. W. Brown, T. Grimes, J. A. Watson, T. F. Stainton-Skip) 11
Total: 55.
THIRD DIVISION
C.CC. OVERWHELMED
At King's Park, Club de Recreio beat Craigengower Cricket Club by 25 shots.
"Recrelo:-A. M Xavier, C. E Xavier, M. A. Carvalho, H. A. de B. Botelho--(Skip) 29. J. C. Re- medios, O. P. Remedios, Ede Sauza, C. E. Roza-Pereira-(Skip) 22. A. F. Noronha, C. Silva, C. M. S. Alves. J. M. S. Rozario~((Skip) 24.
At Austin Road, Kawloon Dock Recreation Club beat Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 13 shots. Total: 75.
K.B.G.C.-W. L. Walker, S. A. Cralgengower; G. Payne; J. Bright, J. C. Gu, C. B. Hosking-Xavier, Y. Abbas, E.. Zimmern (Skip) 20. W. Russell. V. Pethe skip 10. P. X. Delgado, D. F. rick, T. Armstrong, L. Guy (Skip) Lopes. J. Pau, A. E. 5. Alves 21. H. F. Stoneham, J. L. Tetley, (Skip) 16, W. J. Penney, W. H. E. W. Lines, O. H. Sherriff-(Skip)
Atkins. F. J. Atkins, F. J. Smith, w. 17.
J. Bagley (Skip) 24.
Total: 50.
Total
58,
K.D.R.C.-G.. N. Mitchell, A}· Calman, J. Fraser, J. C. Brown- (skip) 13. J. V. Ramsey, M. Fer guson, T. Coleman, F. Cullen
Skip) 29. A. E. Pearson, J. Revie, T. Kempton, J. McKelvie-(Skip)
29
Total: 71.
SECOND DIVISION
INDIANS WIN
At Sookunpoo, Indian Recreation Club beat Kowloon Bowling Green, Club by 29 shots.
HOME TEAM 'VICTORY At North Point, Royal Hong Kang Yacht Club beat Kowloon Football Club by 19-shots.-
R.H.KY.C.-G. S. Archbutt. D. Croucher, G. E. Costello, B. E Maughan (8kip) 24. · R. H. Wild, G. C. Young, A. L. Murdoch, E. S. Abraham—(Skip) 19. · H. 8. Rouse. F. H King. A. W. Brown, K. 8. Robertson-(Skip) 18.
Total: 61.
KFC.:-V. White, A. Lapsley, J. Lindsay, R. Hall (Skips 10. T White, W. Mackle, J. Watson, R. Lapsley (Skip) 21. W. Forsyth, F. White. J. T. Smalley, J. Gibson (Skip) 11.
Total: 42.
LR.CA B. Rumjann, A. H. Madar, M. R. Abbas, M. Y. Adal (Skip) 30. I. Hoosen, A. Bakar, A. K. Minu, A. R. Minu-(8kip) 23 8.
KOWLOON TONG VICTORY” A. Rumjahn, A. M. Wahab, A. O.
At Kowloon Tong. Hong Kong Madar, A. R. Dallah(Skip) 24.
Football Club were beaten by Kow- Total: 77. KBG.C.-E. V. Searle, K. Cloon Tong by 21 shots.
Hamilton, J. B. Logan, J. G. Meyer (Skip) 20. P. Barby, S. M. White, Morley, D. W. Waterton (Skip) 14. H. Lockhart, A. E. Jeffries, "A. K. Taylor, W. 8. Drake-(Skip) 14.
Total: 48.
FOOTBALL CLUB TROUNCED At Cox's Road, Kowloon Cricket Club best Hong Kong Football Club by 31.shots.
K.C.C.-F. E. Nash, C. J. Tacchi, 3. 8. Dinner, H. Nish-78kip) 27 A. A. Dand, W. T. French A. J. Kew, Jack=-(Bkip), 33. J. R. Canning, A. Nissimi, W. W. Hirst, V. V. Labrum (Skip). 15.
Total: 78. TA
Kowloon Tong:-0. Mose, J. N:
Wong, A. Spary, W. C. Simpson- (Sup) 28. J. L. Stephens, Dr. Asger. W. J. Howard, A. H. Basto (skip) 24. L.A. Osmund. T. K Lim, H. Gittins, 8. J. Hougton-- (8kip)" 23,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1937.
MACAO JOCKEY
MACAO JOCKEY DOCK WORKERS HONOUR
CLUB
Entries And
Handicaps
Entries and Handicaps for the June Ráce Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club to be held on Sunday
are:
The Troopers' Hurdla Race"
(Unofficial) 1 Miles "
Herga 175, Ike 175, Jack O'Lan tern 175, King's Parade 185, Mort- mala 175, Mouche 175, Racing Strain 175, The Curlew 175.
Llama Mian Plate Five Furlongs City Life 146, Cluniehouse 149, Country Flower 146. Coureur Bleu 146, Fairy Ousel 146, Hohenfels 162, Merry Maker 146. Prussian Plane 146, Warfeld 148. White Spirit 148, Wood Nymph 146.
Oporto Handicap. ("D" & "E" Classes) I Mile
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RETIRING MANAGER
(Continued from Page 1)
"DEPRESSION" ENTERPRISE tual respect and regard between It is a very well known fact that the Dockyard Chinese Staff, work- during the depression, many fac-men and myself. I have spent tories and firms in the Colony,, on more than half my life working the score of curtallment of ex-with you and I leave with regreta penses, reduced their staffs. Mr. | but am happy to know that I have Grela did the contrary, devoting retained the respect of the staff most of his time in the develop- and workmen of Tafkco to the end, ment of the dockyard, such as the without which all my work would building of rail roads to facilitate | have been to me a failure. the transport throughout the Ladies and Gentlemen, I thank dockyard, the purchase of addi-
you all very much and will say tional machinery, the erection of "good-bye." workshops etc. too numerous for me to mention. Had it not been for this, many workmen would have been rendered jobless..
On behalf of the Association. I beg to express thanks to Mrs. Cavalcade 140, Diogenes 161, E-Greig who has so kindly consented ergency Cali 140, Gold Coin
to be present to distribute the 163. King's Parade 145. Popular
prizes. Star 140. Mountain View 140,
George Potts Memorial Cup
*(1 Mile) Defensive War 149, Fairy Ousel 135. Gold Clause 135, Hogmanay 135, Meadow Eve 185, Merry Maker 135, Morning Tip 140, Rothesay Bay 135, Shanghai 4. 160, Shih Yin Grand 146, The Big Trail 135, Vic- tory Life 135.
Ilha Verde Plate (6 Furlongs) Air Mall 142, China Clipper 147, Flying Arrow 147, Ling Long 140.
Lisboa Handicap (6 Furlongs) Defensive War 163. Fairy Auk 150,
Hopefulleg 135, Meadow Eve 135, Gold Clause 135. Hogmanay 135,
Rothesay Bay 135, Shih Yin Grand 160, The Big Trail 141.
Ladies' Race (Unofficial)
€ Furlongs City Life 130. Cluntehouse 130. Country Flower 130. Coureur Bleu 130, Fairy Ousel 130, Hohenfels 130, Merry Maker 130, Prussian Plane 130. Warfeld 130, White Spirit 130, Wood Nymph 130.
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LOCAL BASEBALL SURPRISE
A surprise was caused among local baseball fans yesterday morn- ing at Caroline Hill when the Volunteers were defeated by the Nippon team by 11 runs to three The Nippons won the toss and batted first and in the first innings they secured seven runs,
.
Bowen pitched very poorly and it was mainly through this that the Nipponese were able to secure a lead at the commencement of the game. A
Some very ane pitching was done by Amazaka and, in the last innings, when he was taken off the mound, the Volunteers were able to secure two runs.
After the fourth innings Pereira relieved Bowen and was fairly successful.
“BON VOYAGE”
RESULTS
Results of the afternoon's sport
were:
Meur's 100 Yards Flat Race- Sentor:-Hui Chi-kit, Wong Ting- fal
Men's 50 yards Flat Race- Junior (Open to Schools-Shauki- wan):-Tsang Chị-debug. Lam
Men's 50 yards Flat Race Small Boys. (Open to Schools-Shauki- Shun-pong. Chow want:-Lee Ping-wah.
Men's Shot-put-Senior: - Lo Loy, Wong Ting-tai
It now remains for me on behalf. | Man-kee of the Chinese staff and the Chi- nese employees as a whole to wish Mr. and Mrs. Greig bon voyage And that they may live the rest of their lives happily together for very many years to come. In the meantime I beg to request that Mr. Greig will kindly accept a souvenir in the form of an eulogis- tic embroidered scroll in black wood frame as a mark of remem- brance from the Chinese em- ployees.
MR. GREIG'S REPLY Mr. Greig raid:- Ladies and Gentlemen-I and it very difficult to suitably reply to your chairman's kind and, I am afraid, somewhat flattering speech, but can only assure you all that your remarks are very much ap preciated by us.
Men's Backs Race-Senior:-Lam Ching-moon, Ll Wing-hon.
Girls 100 yds. Flat Race. (Open to Schools--Shaukiwan) :— Wong |Lal-chún, Lau But-toy.
Girls' 50 yds. Flat Race. (Open to Schools-Shaukiwan);-Li Bau-j man, Wong Lai-chun.
Men's 80 yards Hurdle Race- Senior:-Tsang. King-hong, Trang Nal-wing.
Men's 100 yards Flat · Race- Free Junior. (Open to Taikoo
Chow School):-Yu Ping-kam, Shau-hol
Men's 400 yards 4 Men Relay
Ever since, as a very young man." Racé-Sentor (Open to All Depts. I was put in charge of dockyard Taikoe Dock):-Time Office, Gen- staff and workmen both in Eng-eral Office.
Race-Junior. (Open to Schools
School. Shaukiwan):-Man Wäh Sam Kwong School.
Men's 200 yards 4 Men Relay. Race-Small Boys(Open
to
land and here, I have held the Men's 200 yards 4 Men Relay opinion that a manager could not be successful even in the very best equipped establishment unless he. | in addition to being the master, is also the friend and adviser of
China those under his charge, and in all Schools-Shaukiwan):-S. his dealings is honest, just, and Free School, Sun, Chung School. considerate towards his men
Girl's 200 yards-4 Girls Relay Your kind reference to myRace. (Open to Schools-Snauki- efforts to improve our dockyard won):-Man Wah School, Talkoo are much appreciated. During my School
Race
long stay with you, and including Staffs 100 yards Flat my short visits to my home, the (Handicap):-Tai Kwok-lam, Kwok Taikoo Dockyard has never been King-tong. out of my thoughts, and wherever I have gone I have looked for machinery and tools that, would keep our yard in a very highly. efficient state.
"RIDING SCHOOL
GYMKHANA
Despite poor weather conditions a large gathering attended the Gymkhana held by the Kowloon Riding School on Saturday. A dis- play by Miss Susan Robertson, whe is not yet six years old, delighted the spectators, and proved to be the
Talkoo Dockyard has had periods of depression and happy periods and I can assure you all that during the bad times I have but spurred myself to greater In a match prior to the one be- efforts to get work for you and I tween the Nippons and the Volum-rejolee that I shall be leaving teers, the Chinese Baseball Club Hong Kong when the yard has a defeated the Filipino Club by 5 runs
fair quantity of work in hand, es- pecially in the way of large vessels main feature of the programme. building.
the score being 9 runs to 4. Matty Chang pitched for the Chinese team and was very successful.
SATURDAY'S. MATCH Hong Kong V.D.C.
Beltrao Wing Lee Hussain
D... Leonard
Costa..... Mendonca
R. H. E 2 1 0
4. 1 1 1 1 0 0
2 1
3
2 1
3
$10
S. Leonard Bowen Abbas
Muir
Smedley
R. McCall Hearther
14
Hong Kong B.C.
2 I 1
0 1
0 0 0
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3
3 0 1 0 1 D 1 1 1
1 2 0
J.
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H. McCall Molthen Ledig Thompson Divett
Q
0
.0 10
Total: 75.
Mansell. H.K.F.C.-B. Barnes, V. Walker, J. Beach- (Skip) 17. E. Casey, W. J. Butler,
A Trengrove, J. H. Gelling-- (Skip) 18, D. Fitches, J. Dobson, G. L. Shaw, P. Morgan-(8kip) 18.
Total: 54:
OPEN RINK MATCHES EKFC.-F. Anslow. A. W. Hay-
In the Open Rinks Bowls Cham ward, A Webster, A. Brooksbank-- (skip) 15. H, G. Wallington, E. Dionship played at the Civil Ber- Strange, G. Stephens, D. Phillips vice Cricket Club yesterday after (8kip) 11 W. Keraäw. F. H. noon, L. A. Gutierrez's rink defeat- Glover, C. B. Robertson, J. A. Red J. Cavanagh's sink by 32 points
Selby (Ekip) 18.
Total: 5 4460
A CLOSE FINISH
At Happy Valley, Cralgengower Cricket Club Beat Police Recreation" Club by 3 hota
to 9 points" AN
The other match at the Craigen- gower Club was postponed owing to the ground being unfit.
0 0
10 0
11 1
@ 6- 3'
Two Base Hits:Costu and Wing Lee.
Struck Out:-EL McCall 5, F. Call 1, Bowen, 4
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The results were:
Trotting Race:-Miss Johnson I look with confidence to these ships, by our combined efforts, ber(Children's Section) and Mrs E. 6. ing excellent jobs and bringing Franks (Adults). further work to our Yazd.
THANKS RETURNED
On behalf of my wife I thank you most sincerely for your great kind- ness in asking her to present the. prizes to-day and I am sure that she will always remember this afternoon's engagement.
It only remains for me, however inadequately, to convey my feeling to you in words and to thank you for this beautiful embroidered scroll.
I shall always treasure it and show it to my children and friends as a memento and symbol of mu-
Interlacing:-Mr. E. 8. Franks. Oxford and Cambridge:-Equine Sports Club, Shatin (Mesaza, Hoare, Middleberg, Dinnen, Arndt, Carr and Basto).
Style Riding-1, Misa Johnson 2, Miss B. Jones; 3, Miss J. Gar- diner.
Bail Scoring: Mr. Hoare (Adults) and Master Remedios (Children).
Egg and Spoon Race: Master Remedios (Children) and Mr. Middleberg (Adults).
Hurdling: Mr. Maddin.
Mr. Drewery and Dr. Reidy acted as judges, while Mr. E. 6. Frank was the starter.
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
A. E. Minu and A. Baker v. P. B. Parks and M. Ferguson, MA. E Bouza and C. 8. Rosselet v J. McGowan and L. A. Collyer. G. E. Stephens and P. C. Morgan v. J. a Logan and J. O Meyer,
Home Runa-Hearther, Beltrao
"Bowls-Open Pairs Champion- and D. Leonard.
Three Base Hits:-Bowen and ship: J. Rerie and J. O. Brown v. Ledig.
A. J. Groves and Green (Club de Recreio green) A Spary and W. C. Simpson v. G. Duncan and W. Gil;
Tennis División: Chinese E.W. Lines and W. Russell v. FSX Delgado and V. N. Allenza; 7ER.C. v. University; Indian R.C., Me- Henson and 8. A. Bright V. W. J United Services R.C., Bouth China Howard and E. Zimmern; A. Mac-AA v. Hong Kong CC.; Kowicon Tarlane and J. Russell v. J. V. Ram-C.C. v. Club de Recrelo Bay and J. McKelvie (Civil Servico. C.C. green).
Base on Balls Bowen 4, H. Call 2 and R. McCall 1.
Hit by Pitcher-Bowen 3. ́SCORES BY INNINGS
Me-
1 2 3 4 5 6 700 Volunteers" 0 0 0 5 5 § 4–14 runs
0003203–8 hits
In an Open Rinks Champion Baseball C1061010– § runs
at the Kowloon game
(00:23:01 0— 6 hita"
Police.R.C. Boutar, 8. Farlow, ship
J. McWalter A E Carey-(Skip) Bowling Green Club yesterday,
20. H. Brown, J. Edwa
Kelly, N. B. Fraser-8k
F. H. Callch, J. Fraser, R. Morrison and
15. T. A Calman (skip) beat 8A35 to 14. The winners met very
Daly, C. Gough, Johnson, J. B. Machado, CM. Alves, AV Bar- little opposition and were always Riddell (Skip) 21.
rua and P. A. Yvanovich (skipy by in the lend.
Tennis Mixed Doubles, Kowloon C.C. (1) v. United Services R.d Chinese R.C. v., Kowloon 0.0. (2)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 Bowls. Open Pairs Champion- ship (2nd Round), C. c green: W. Mulcahy and JW M Brown v. E Kirman and J. Pen- gelly, M. E Purvis and W. R. HI- TO-MOBROWNE
For y, B. Gittin and 8. Hough- Bowla-Open Pairs Champion- ton, B. Eccleshall and A. W. Grim- ship (and Round), KCC Ergen; mitt v. 7. P. Anslow and W. Ker AM Xavier and M. Carvalho abaw, P. E. Knight and Hollidge
v. L ́A. Outlerren and B.- Basto, 7, X. B. Fraser and J. 8. Riddell.
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