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CHINESE-RECREIO CLASH ANNUAL MEETING
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Interesting Softball Games
Listed For To-morrow
(By R.O.Y.)
Softball fans are assured of excellent entertainment to- morrow,, when the Chinese Baséhallers meet Recrela in " the deciding match for the championship of the Men's League; this match is expected to prove even more interesting than the two opening games of the International, the two ladies' and the three Hong matches which complete the card.
10 a.m.
10!!
OF LAWN' BOWLS
ASSOCIATION
Warm Tribute Paid To Mr. C. B. Hosking
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
¡A successful year was 10- ported at the annual meeting of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association held yesterday evening. Mr. A. Hyde-Lay presided.
The ladies, as usual, commence expected to include the Leonard proceedings,
on the brothers and a few of the Royal Following the confirmation" of Fulpino Club ground, when the Air Force players; this makes the minutes of the last meeting home team clashes with the Britain out to be a very strung and the adoption of accounts, Canadian Chinese girls who have side and they should just about mention was made of a presenta- played, consistently well, to held account for the Islanders who tion to Mr. C. R. Hoskrig. Họa. on to third place in the Teague will be represented by the regular Secretary of the Association, who standings. The Flipino Tassies Filipino Club squad.
is leaving for Home on transfer" are quite a useful side, but, al-
PORTUGAL V. INDIA
shortly. The meeting decided that though expected to give the Maple Portugal "B", represented by the a set of woods be presented to him." Leata plenty of opposition, are Trojan squad, meets India" in the The chairman, on behalf of the hardly strong enough to be other frst round" match. The Association, thanked Mr. Hosking favoured for this match.
latter
and for the smooth running of the have, in Kitchell In the nightcap, the Wildcats Nazarin, outstanding league play- Association's affairs during his should climb back into the jointers, the other members of the four years of office. leadership of the ladies' section, side are unknown quantities, but Mr. Hosking, in thanking the without being unduly troubled by jif their baseballers should turn Association, remarked that he tic Baby Panthers, whose best out, India should have little dim-could safely say that he learned performance, to date, was the culty in passing through to the "how to play bowls in Hongkong.
against next round. great battle they put up the powerful Recrelo squad...
CHINESE V. PORTUGUESE,
HONG GAMES
"MEMORIAL CUP
A Phil Knight Memorial Cup was offered to the Association for competition in the Open Singles
Championship.
The usual sum of, $50 donated to
brown
A proposal made that the sug-
In the Hong section, the power The Recrelo ground will be the ful Socoby squad should have an venue of the Chinese Baseballers caxy time against the National Recreio clash which commences at City Bankers who have yet to re- 2.30 pm. The former are ex-gister their, first points. pected to make a number of pol- The closest mater should be the the Children's Playground Asso- tional changes, in an effort to Texaco-Royal
Air Force fracas, elation funds was voted. strengthen their lineup, and it is The Texas boys
During the course of discussion, have let their rumoured that Earl Wong will take supporters down at every start mention was made that players the mound Instead of Tommy this season, but should make who participate in the League or Chan.
amends by accounting for the other official games must be attir- The Portuguese boys will field Flyers who are still too inexper-ed in white clothes and the same team that accounted for enced to make full use of their shoes. the Midgets last week, and if they scoring opportunities. can reproduce the same form, the The last game, will see the Dutch gestion be made as a bye-law of Kwok Ying Shield will be on dis- Bank in action against the the association was amended that play at Recreio, for the next American. Express. The Hol players were to wear brown shoes landers are the strongest aggrega- and the question of uniform BRITAIN V. PHILIPPINES tion in the "A" section of the clothing was left to be not com→ The International Series opens Hong league, while the American pulsory but recommended.
Officers elected for the ensuing at 12.30 p.m. with Britain meeting Express boys are the weakest; the Philippine Islands, the the latter promise to break all re-season vere:-President Dr. J. T. C. B. A. ground. The former are cords for the number of rons Smalley; Vice President-Mr. G. 8. scored against them and the final Archbutt; Hon Secretary-Mr. R. result of this match should go a F. Phillips, Hon. Treasurer -Mr. L. long way towards helping them A. Gutiérrez. jattain new figures, in this rea-
pect.
twelve months.
RUMJAHN WINS IN SINGLES
TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME The full programme is as fol-
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RECREIO GROUND: Chinese Baseballers v. Recrelo, 2.30 p.m.
C.B.A. GROUND: Philippine" Is-į
Only one match was played in lands y. Britain, 12.30 p.m.; Portu- the Colony Open tennis champion-gel B v. India, 1.45 p.m.
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9,56 J. C. Brown and L. Jackson, ships at the Hongkong Cricket FILIPINO GROUND: Canadian 10.00 A E Lissaman and Club ground yesterday. In this Chinese v. Filipino Girls, 10 a.m.; Utimore,
a.m.;. American Express V. NJ. Bank. 2.15 p.m.
. Carre. 10.08 T R. Pearce and D'A Wea
therbe.
8. A. Rumjahn beat N. L. Evans Baby Panthers v. Wildcats. 11.15 10.04 A. M. Mack and G. Riddell easily by scores of 6-1, 6-1.
The match was a listless affair. Evans tried his best but was badly outclassed. Rumjahn winning his polnits at will.
CLUB HANDICAPS Two Club Handicap Singles matches were also played, result ing as follows:-
3. L C. Pearce (acr.) bent L.
N. D'Oyly 1-2/6) 6-2, 6-0.
L. Goldman (-30) beat J. J. Fer- guson (-15) 6-3, 7-5.
PROGRAMME FOR
NEXT WEEK
The following is next week's programme of matches in the Colony Open Tennis champion- ships.
LA SALLE GROUND: National
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Geldart. A general meeting of the Hong-|10.20 E. Laidlaw kong Baseball League has been
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Ng Kam chien, Lae Yue wing and Tam Kwan-kon; Hou Ying-
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Ho Ka-lauv. Lt. J. M. Tomlinson sapg. Lee. Tin-sang; Soong. Ling- 9.36 Mra Smalley and" Mrs. and L. J. C. Loch, A. V. Gosano sing, Leung Wing-chlu, Hsu King- and J. J. Remedios v. W. C. Hung sing; Tang Kwong-sam, Fung 9.44. H. C. and Mrs. Millett. and E. C. Fincher, Teut Wai-pur King-cheong, Lee Wai-tong, Lai 9.53 W. and Mrs. Sharp. and Tsun Yun-pul v. O. Rumjahn (Shlu-wing and Hau Ching-to. 10.16 Col and Mrs. Matthews. and S. A. Hussain.
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Cheuk Shek-kam, Wong King-10.28 Mrs. Baines and Singles.-8. A. Rumjahn v. Geo. chung. Lee Tácky, Lo Wai-kuen
Edward. Choa, Wong Shiu-wing v. W. Kand Chang Chung-wan.
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Doubles--Lim - Thiam-tet .... and Stephen Wong v. E E. Btory and J. J. Ferguson
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