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H.K. VOLUNTEER
ORDERS
ORDERS BY LT.-COL, H. B. ROSË, M.C., COMMANDANT, HONGKONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS
gues.
(CONTINUED FROM SATURDAY)
RECRUITS MEDICAL
EXAMINATION,
H.K. POLICE
RESERVE
SPORTS & GENERAL
Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Commissioner of Police
CHINESE COMPANY Strength: The following havë been taken on the strength of the Chinese Company, as from August. 16, 1940:-
Macao Jockey Club
PROGRAMME FOR SEPT. MEETING
CLUB BOWLS
RESULTS
W.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1940. BRANCH OF S.S. CIVIL SERVICE FORMED
Definite steps for the creation of a Straits Settlements Legal Service have now been taken by Government, according to the Malaya Tribune.
PASSENGERS
The following are the latest re- sults of Chib Bowls competitions:- KOWLOON CRICKET. CLUB Singles Handicap
Following the promise by Government to give responsible APPOINTMENTS & PROMOTIONS
The racing season in Macao will beat F. Goodwin (ser); J. Fraser
Second Round:- Jack (scr.) positions to local men, this new scheme will be introduced very L/Cpl. R. M. Gutierres, No. 6
resume next month with the Ma-(str.) beat E. C. Fincher (scr.):
shortly, when applications for certain posts provided within the Aug. 23. LQ., 5.30 pm. Orderly Co., to be Pte., 13/8/40. 'L/Cpl Constables R37 Sung Che-in, cao Jockey Club's September Meet-Hempsey (+4) received a walk-
scheme will be invited. A number of applications have already Medical Offeer Lt. 4. M. Red A. Soares. No. 6 Coy. to be Pte. R72 Wong Ming-kit R74 Leung log to be held at Areia Preta, onover from R. B. Wellwood (+4)
been received. 13/8/40 Sigma. LB Warren, Fook-wing, and R78 Yeung Wing-Sunday, Sept. 15 commencing at Meadows (2) beat A. L Corps Sigs. "to be A/U/L/Cpl. 16% kwai.
Delay in putting the details of QUALIFICATION-LAYER
18/40, L/Cpl. G. Derkach, Fd. Amb.
13 p.m. The first saddling bell will Martin (+8); W. Parsons (+31 the scheme before the public bas Leave: Constable R43 Lau Chik-be rung at 2.30 pm. *** The following members of 2nd to be Cpl. 1878/40. L/Cpl. A kat has been
three granted
A special sweep will be run on A. J. Kew (+4) received a walk.consider and frame the scale and
beat. G.
to the time taken to Battery passed a Layers Examina- Biriukoff, Fd. Amb, to be Cpl., 16 months' leave of absence from the the "Steward's Cup," the 5th event over from H. Jessop (+6); R. Tations of the Service,
Bowden (+4) been due tion on August 10, 1940:—
8/40. Pte. C. W. Haynes, Fd. Amb. Colony, as from August 16-1940 L/Bdr. A. M. J. Wright, Gnr. N. to be L/Cpl., 16/8/40. Pte. G. F.
on the programme." Patrol Duty: Patrol duties will
The Straits Settlements Legal Entries close at the office of the. Overy (scr.) beat C. T Service is specially intended for C. Aymar, Mrs. Bit Won Gun, Mr. O. Christensen, Onr. C. B. Burgess, D'Aquino, Fd. Amb, to be L/Cpl be carried out as ordered
Ms H. M. Anderson, Mr. Oliver Gnr. R. H. Griffiths, Grir. T B. 18/8/40.
Secretaries, Messrs. T. A. Martin & Champelovier (4-3); G. Lee (ser.) those who have been called to the and Mrs. Chang Tsze-on, Mr. Co., Prince's Balding, on Sept. 5. beat By G. Baker (+8); G. Moss Bar after having been trained in Cheng Tak Choi, Mr. Chong Ching. Low, Gnr. 48. Ferguson, Gur. H. M. Howell.
(str.) beat L. A. Jordan (+6) and British waiversities
Yok, Mr. Chou Zao Bun, Mr. A. W. Ramsey (+2) beat C. E. Appointment into the Service George Costello, Mr. J. D. Elshove,;.
[will be for the purpose of serving Mr. W. F. Davis Cebirart, Mr. Isaac Government in some legal capa-de Haan, Mr. Ho Yin Joe, Mrs. L city-elther on the bench or Huttemeier, Mr. S. M. Lee, Mr. Li. courts and as law, officers of the H. Lin, Mrs. I. M. Loo, Master D positions of responsibility in the Yuan-Ching, Mr. Li Yet Cho, Mr.
Aug. 22,
PARADES
1st Battery
No parade, Aug. 24, H.Q. for D'Aguilar, 2,15 p.m. week-end training. Great- coats to be carried,
And-Battery-
Aug. 22 No parade,
TRANSFERS
Gar. R. H. Challinor from 1st Bty. to Corps H.Q., 12/8/40. Gnr. H. M. Snow from 1st Bty to No. 1 Coy., 16/8/40.
"LEAVE
INDIAN COMPANY
be carried out as ordered.
Patrol Duty: Patrol duties will fat noon......
FLYING SQUAD
THE PROGRAMME
Broadbridge (48) beat A. Madar
1st Race - p.m. "MA KAU Elphick (4).. Patrol Duty: Patrol duties, will SHEK HANDICAP (First Sec-1 be carried out as-ordered.
Gar. A. H Seemin, 3rd Bty.. 11/
EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE 8/40--13/8/40. Pte. K. Schouten,
Commendation: Constable R458 Mob, Col., 12/8/40—11/10/40. Capt.
B. A. Yourg is commended by the F-P.Bequeira, No. 6 Coy, 13/8/40 Commissioner of Police for rent
tion). For China Ponies classified
Club Championship...... Third Round. Hempsey re- By the Hongkong Jockey Club as ceived a walk over from W. Nash "E" Class Jockey Allowance. Winner $200; 2nd $125; 3rd $100. Entry $5. FIVE FURLONGS,
3/9/40 Gnr. "R. L. Wylle, 1st and alertness in arresting a Chi- NOTE-One entry only will be Aug, 24, HQ. for Aberdeen 2.30 Bty., 13/8/40-16/8/40. AL/Sgt. nese male on July 12, 1940 who made for the "Ma Kau Shek Han- p.m. Week-end training. Great H. W. Brown, 4th Bty,, 13/8/40 Was convicted for Snatching. dicap" (Races 1 and 3). Entries coats to be carried.
17/8/40. Bdr.. P. F. dos Xavier, Leave: Constable R455 J. D'Al-will be divided into 1st and 2nd 4th Battery
3rd Bty, 14/8/40-20/8/40. Onr, mada e Castro has been granted Sections at the discretion of the Aug. 22 DEL School. 5.30 p.m. La! Sze KI, 4th Bty., 14/8/40- one months sick leave. as from Handicapper. D.EL. recruits only."
13/3/41. Pte. A E. Job. No. 1 Coy, August 13, 1940. 14/8/4031/8/40. "Bdr.
5th A.A. Battery
Training:
The following have arrived in the Colony: -
CLUB DE RECREIO
Crown
Loo, Miss Amy Loo, Mr. John J. -Singles Handicap
It is also expected that by the Macdonald, Mr. J. F.Mark, Mrs. Sze Third Round:E, de Sousa beat introduction of this new scheme, Mark, Mrs. K: M. Pagh, Master N." B. Basto.
officers now serving on the bench Pagh, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rhame," Pairs Handicap
and in other legal positions, now Mr. £ W. Ross, Mr. HL M. Smith, Second Round: A Remedios in the Straits Settlements Civil Mr. W. Tong, Miss M. Y. Tong, Mr. and M. F. Pinna beat H. M.Service, will be transferred from L. W. Trou, Mr. Y. C. Wu, Mr. G Xavier and F. H. Carvalho; J. C. the 8.S.C.5. into this new service. Zanetti. 2nd Race-3.30 p.m." PARK Remedios and, J. D. Remedios beat which Recruits D. OTT,
gives a wider scope to Recruits KAP CHOW HANDICAP" For M. F. Alarcon, and L. F. Xavier promotioni.
IN TRANSIT Aug. 22, No. 2 Section, Full day's 2nd Bty.. 15/8/40-19/8/40. Gnr. classes will be held at No. 2 Folice China Ponies classified by
Comdr. Benj. H.. Adams, U.S.N........ ̈ ̈ training. Detalls, etc. the same as J. R. Smith, 2nd Bty. 21/8/40-7/Station on Wednesday, and Friday. Hongkong Jockey Club as "D" Sousa beat A. F. Noronha and Aave been made in the Legisla. Alden, Mrs. John Alden, Mrs. R. A. the and O. P. Remedios and E del From time to time, comptamts Mrs. Benjamin H. Adams, Mr. John for No. 1 Section above,
9/40. Gar; N, H. France, 2nd Bty, August 21 and 23,-1940 at 17.20 Class. Jockey Allowance. Winner M Rodrigues. Aug: 23. No. 1 Section, HQ., 5.30 15/8/40 -- 14/9/40.
hours. Pte. W. M.
$200; 2nd, $125; 3rd $100. Entry p.m. L.G. Course. Dress-Mufti. Bickerton, No. 1 Coy.. 15/0/40
Patrol Duty: Patrol duties will $5. HALF MILE. Field Company Engineers 14/9/40 Pte. Chanda Singh-Spe-be carried out as ordered Aug, 22, K.C.R., 8.30 a.m. Technicial Gd. Coy., 18/8/40-17/4/41
O. EAGER, cal training. Dress Helmet, shirt, Gnr. J. Prentice, 2nd Bty: 2018
D. S. P. (R). shorts, boots, puttees and hose-40-7/9/40. Onr. K. C. Kwok, 4th;
Hongkong,, August 19. 1940- tops. Jack-knife. pliers, and over- Ety., 19/8/40-30/9/40. Pte: Pang alls to be carried..
"
tive Council regarding the salary Baker, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Brandt, HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB scheme of the SS Cixi Service Mrs. Mildred Carlson, Mr. John 3rd Race 4 p.m. "MA-KAU
Pairs Competition...
and the creation of the Legal Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Otis A. Car- Second Round:-J. A D. Mor Bervice nas resulted from the michael, Miss Violette Clifton, Mr. SHEK HANDICAP" (2nd Sec.)
rison and G. G. Altkenhead beat consideration promised by Gov-W. Thomas Forney, Lt. C. M. (See Race No. 1): 4th Race-4.30 p.m.-"MA LAU Raymond, 30-4; AW. Brown and
W. A. Cruickshank and E M. *ment CHOW HANDICAP" For China
Class Winners since Janu-Owen Hughes beat F. D. Angus PRINCE ALBERT Ponies classified by this Club as J. P. Murphy: A. T. Lay and J. J. P. Hansen beat R. H. Wild and
Yui Tong, No. 4 Co., 9/8/40-22/
CHINESE TABLE
LEAGUE TENNIS
Jockeys who have not won ten
Corps Signals
8/40. Pte. Tsang Chun Yok, No. Aug. 23. (1) Dulles with Royal 4 Coy. 13/8/40-12/9/40. Pte. Mok
Signals as per Roster. (11) W/T Chow Tung, No. 4 Coy., 18/8/40
STRENGTH-DECREASE
STRENGTH-INCREASE Nos. 3 Gnr, Y. C. Sun, 4th Bty., 9/8/40. and 5 (MM.G.) Pls. Battle Order, Pte. W. H. Brown, Pay Section, R.TR. cap will be carried.
Steel 12/8/40. Pte. E. C
helmet will be fastened securely AS.C. Coy, 14/8/40.
to kit bags, Topees will be worn.
Lawrence,
E. H. THURSBY, Captain, ̄ ̄ ̄
US. BASEBALL
RESULTS
ary, 1940 barred. To be ridden by and T. C. Fairburn, 17-15,
WARDS CUP."
¡MILE.
FEE
Win-
FISHING IN
Fraleigh, UB.N.. Mrs. C. M. Fra- Telgh, Mrs. Eve J. Haughton," Lt. Richard Herms, U.S.N., Mrs. C. M. Jones, Master W. R. Jones, Lt S. Jurika. Lt. W. L. Kabler, USN.. Mrs. W. L. Kahler, Miss Vivian Kabler, Lt.-Comdr. H.. Keith,
NATIONAL PARK Mrs. H. E. Keith, Master Harry
"
Detachment Group working, etc. 15/10/40. at Victoria Barracks.
races anywhere at any time. Win- The Colony Chinese Table Ten-ner $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $75. En-
Club Singles (ii) Line:
Second Round:A K. Mack and D/R Detachments. Signal Pte. Valai Khan. Special Gd nis League will start next Sunday try $5. SIX FURLONGS,
enzie beat E. M. Raymond; W. J.
The opening of all of Lake Kelth, Miss Helen Keith, Mr. X, training under qwn N.C.O.'s Pro-Coy, 12/7/40 Gar. J. L. Farrar, at the. Confucian Hall, Hollywood 5th Race 5 p.m.-"THE STE-Hansen beat C. E. Gahagan, 23ional Park, Saskatchewan, for Mr. N. Nakamura, Mr. and Mrs. J. Waskesiu in Prince Albert Na-Matsumoto, Mrs. 8. A. Metheny, grammes must be prepared.. 1st Bty.. 18/7/40. "Gnr, G. Will-
Road. Evening Parades Map Reading oughby, 1st Bty., 18/7/40. Pte. L
Eight teams will compete for the forced entry for China Pontes ""sidy.
A Handicap. A 14; R. R. Davies beat P. S. Cas- for pike and pickerel fishing is. Tyson, Mr. John Wathen, Capt. Classes in CB.O. Building and J. Remedios, No. 6 Coy. 19/7/40.
championship.
Class that have started at a Race
announced by the Department of and Mrs. G. R. Weeks, Mstr. "Skip- Barracks,
Pte. E. E. L. O'Neil Shaw, Moblie
The League consists of two Meeting of this Club since Janu-
CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
Mines and Resources, Ottawa Per Weeks, Mr. H. E Wieden- Mobile Column
Coin.. 3/8/40. Pte. Arthur Wong, tournaments, singles and doubles.ary, 1940. NO ENTRANCE
Junior Singles Competition For more than three years all Boefer. Aug. 24. (1) H.Q., 7 a.m. Work No. 3 Coy. 6/8/40. Pte. Chan Kin and is expected to end in last A Cup valued $50) kindly present beat A. Hong.
First Round:-D. ing Party as detailed (1) Hung On, No. 7 Coy, 6/8/40. Pte. Mul over a month.
A. Rozario fishing has been banned in the Miss Genevieve Bott, Mr. and Hom, 8 al.
western portion of this lake be- Mrs. V. Lansing Collins, Mr. George Remainder. Dress Fook Yan, No. 7 Coy. 6/8/40. Pte.
ed by the Stewards to be won twice The following are the entries:-in succession by a pony or ponies
Club Singles. Nos. 1 and 2 (Armd. C.) Pis. Battle Karam Buksh, Special Guard Coy., Mel Shing, Hung Shing, "A". Runs belonging to the same owner or beat C W. Lam.
cause efforts were under way to Hawes, Dr. Florence Keller, Mrs. C. First Round:-D.. A. Rozario stock these waters with small- Komaroff, Mr. and Mra, G. R. Order. Overalls. R.T.R. cap will 18/8/40.
Shing "B". Wah Sing. Chu Lack, owners. Jockey, Allowance.
mouthed black bass
J. Terpstra, Master Gerard Terp- be carried, Topees will be fasten-.
Hop Kun, Lai Tsun and Kit Chee.ner $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $75. ONE NOVICES COMPETITION ed secruely to kit bags;
stra, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Farnham, No bass fishing is permitted First Round W. J. Curd beat yet, but it is felt that the taking Rev. and Mrs. Wallace St. John:
Miss Helen Benjamin, Mr NI- 8th, Race 5.30 p.m.-"TAI SAM W. Nodes; W. J. White beat H. No other species will not hamper cholas Feld, Miss Evelyn Feld, Mr. BAR HANDICAP" For. China Wong, L. M. da Ruza, beat J. Rwhich has been under the scien-Agee, Dr. T. C. Alexander, Mr. A. the bass-planting experiment J. P. Whitehead, Jr., Mr. V, B. Ponies. classified by this Club as Coles, A. K. Ismall beat C. Lodge: fic direction of Dr. D. & Raw Anderson, Mr. Tyabji Anik, Mr. *x* Class. Jockey Allowance. W. Broadbridge beat G. Tanner; Winner $150; 2nd $100; 3rd. $75. M. A. Baptista beat T. N. Edgar.
son noted Canadian fish cul-R. R. Beaton, Mr. H. W. Bowen," NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (Reuter)-
N.B.-Starters must be declared Second Round-M. A. Baptistu turist*** Rain interfered with only one on the forms provided in the beat A. Hung: A R. H. Esmati Black bass from Eastern Canada Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Jr., Mrs. Edith E. Bundy, Mr. Mel Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C. game in the American Baseball weighing room before 2.15 o'clock beat W. J. Curd
were placed in Lake Waskesiu in Crecey, Miss Dorothy A Creecy," Entertainment Committee: Aug.
Leagues yesterday and the follow-for the first race and for all sub-
1936, 1938 and 1939, and a survey. Miss Jacqueline Creecy, Mr. Wil- ar-22, Cheero Club, 5.15 pm. Meeting.ing are the results of the matches sequent races, 45 minutes before
conducted last summer indicated liam J. Dessert, Mrs. and Miss K played:
LAWN BOWLS that these operations show pros-Devi, MT Foseph A Few,--Mr." MATCH TOMORROW Pets of success. One natural Harold C. Grifin, Mr. Carl N. nest was uncovered, and several Grimes, Mr. EL Hamlin, Mr. Nor- abandoned lawn bowls bass observed.
ris 8. Haselton, Mr. John A. Has- match between Craigengewer C.C. Following the 1939 plainting of kett, Mr. M. A, Hoosein, Mr. D. and Kowloor Bowling Green in adult bass, made early in June, Jaigopál, Mr. W. K. Jefferies, Mr. the First Division will be continued about 40.000 fry were distributed Christian-Jensen, Mr. Kwok Juh, tomorrow at 5.13 p.m. When the from artificial, nests which had Mrs. B. Kapur, Lt.-Col M... and match was abandoned on Satur- been provided for the spawning Khosrovani, Mr. H. Mentani, Mrs. Sam Snead tied with an aggre- day, Aug. 10, Craigengower were of new-arrivals... Mack homered. The game end-gate of 281 for the Canadian Open leading by one shot with four
Chord B. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
The following members, success-ninth innings.
A. R. P. Examination-Results:ed when scored were tied at the Golf Championship played here heads to go on two rinks. fully passed the ARP. examina- tion held on 8/8/40.
All kit and equipment in the possession of other rankk must be taken to Camp. Kit bags will be clearly marked with owners name and neatly stacked by Platoons at Rendezvous immediately on rival.
No. 1 Company Aug. 23, H.Q., 5.30 pm. arrangements. Recruits
Bgt, Edwards."
No. 2 Company
+]
Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps:
AFFILIATED UNIT
First Aid Lectare:-Aug. 23, St. John's Cathedral Hall, 5.30 p.m. Platoon Uniform need not be worn to this
Squad. lecture:
Attachment: The following were attached to Military Hospital: Aug. 23, Field day. Particulars for training during the period to be issued later.
No. 3 Company
shown.
Mrs 9. M. Mackinlay. Mrs. M. K, Aug. 22, Q., 5.30 pan. Recruits Sanh, Mrs. I. Ritchie. Miss E. M. and those detailed. N.C.O.'s Class.
No. 4 Company
Aug. 23. Those "detalled. LG. Recruits. Infantry training.
No. 6 Company Aug. 23, H.Q., 8 am. Dress Same as for last week less Box Respirators and Steel Helmets.
Beavis, 6/8/40-12/8/40.
Mrs, I. M. S. Braude, Mrs/D. St Q. Helby, Mra. D. Booker, Mrs. N. Cassidy, Mrs. W. M. MacLeod. Miss Army Service Corps Company B. Longbottom, Miss M. Booker, Aug, 22, HQ., 5.30 p.m.- Whole Miss P. F.Baldwin, Mrs. M. Bor- Company. LM.G. Lessons 9 and ruex, Mrs. L. C. S., Martin, Mrs. I.
the scheduled starting time.
AMERICAN
R. H. E
-New-York
Philadelphia
9 13
2 0 3
New York Philadelphia
3
2
7.9
St. Louis
2
2
Cleveland
2.
2
Washington Boston
Canadian Open Golf Championship
TORONTO, Aug. 19 (Reuter) Harold McSpaden, holder
25 1
4 9
yesterday.
Following were the scores:- Snead McSpaden
67, 86,-75 and 73281
7. 13 5 111
70, 69, 73 and 69—281 | ADAMSON CUP
ALICE MARBLE AGAIN
Dimaggio and Doerr homered.
Chicago .... Detroit....
Tebbetts and Higgins homered.
In the Aug qualifying competi tion of the Adamson Cup played
The second game between St. at Happy Valley Between Aus 2 26th Championship
10 TA SAT Rifle Lessons 17 Ritchie, Miss MF, Cole, Miss R. Louis and Clevela 18, 19 and 20. Snap shooting. Judah, Mrs. J. Dobbs, Miss D.ed owing to ralii.
rapid shooting, firing behind cover Deakin, Miss C. M. Banh, Miss G. lying position.. Dress Overalls T, Jex, Mrs. M. K. Sanh, Miss S and. S.D. cap. CSM. will arrange Ellis.
to draw.stores. Duty Section for transport and supplies will receive instructions regarding this parade -from C.B.M
Duty Officer-Capt. Fotts.
Field' Ambulance. Aug-22, HQ,"9 am. Left. Bec- tion under Lt, Balean.
U
Dress-As for last week. Steel- helmets for those in possession,
Training on the above days will
be spent at HQ. and will consist
of lectures, gas drill and first aid..
Pay Section
•
A
Aug. 3, H.Q., 2.15 p.m. Dress
(Sgd.), Mrs. 1. M. S. Braude,
Commandant,
Nursing Detachment, HAV.D. Corps.
WEATHER REPORT Hongkong Royal Observatory 10 am, August 19. Barometer, fat-sea-level), 29.70
ins... Humidity, 77 per cent Temperature, 85 F
Wind Direction, W. Wind Force (Beaufort), 3. Temperature, maximum yesterday.
7
B7 F'. Temperature; Minimum last night.
78 F Rainfall for 24 hrs. ending · 10th
today, all.
M
Mufti..
CORPS ORDERS AMENDMENTS
Corps Order No. 38/40 of 14/ 6/40. Fara. 8 Transfers. The date of 2104 Pte. E. F. 8. Baker'strane fer from No. 1 Coy. Res. to No. 1 Coy, should be "21/12/39."....".
Corps Orders No. 37/40 of 21/6/ Against an average of, 02.37 ins. 40. Para 10. Strength-Increase. Sunset tonight, 8:52 pm. Delete the name of "4390 Pte, T. C. Sunrise tomorrow, 8.02 am': Chan, No 4 Coy."
Total rainfall since January 1st.
101.82 Ins.
4 pm, Aug. 19.
orps Orders No. 41/40, of 12 Barometer at sea level), 29.59 ins. 7/40. Para 7-Appointment and Temperature, 88 F. Promotion For 4012 Pte. Ghulam Humidity, 70 per cent. Mohamed" to read "4009 Pte. Wind Direction, W.. Ghulam Mohamed. Para. 11. Wind Force (Beaufort), 4. Strength-Increase. Delete the name Maximum temperature, 89 F of "4508 Pte. Lau Yat Kuen: No. 4 Minimum temperature, 77 7. Coy."
Rainfall, bil...
NATIONAL
Philadelphia Rizzo homered. -New York
Philadelphia...
6
3 10
"pray" and "18, C. F, J. Simpson qualified
Mueller, Marty and Rizzo, hom ered.
New York
Young, Witek and Cuccinelit homered,
Boston..
Ross homered. Brooklyn...
2 47
7. 10 Walker and Camiili homered. : Boston
$17 ...Brooklyn
Cincinnati. St. Louis
Moore homered. Pittsburgh Chleago Cincinnati St. Louis
a 11 17
1
9. 11
2
4. 12
3 11
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Won. Lost Perrt. 69 - 145 9605 66 49 0.574 82 52 0.644 National League
American League.
Cleveland
Detroit Boston
Cincinnati Brooklyn New York
40 0.633 83 45 0.591 55
151 0.510
with a score of 83-13-69.
Tennis Title
MANCHESTER (Mast). Aug. 19
SPORTING FIXTURES (Reuter) Alice Marble, United
TODAY."
States singles champion, beat Pau Recreio ne Betz of Los Angeles 8-2, 6-2 Chihere yesterday in the Final of the Bouth Essex Country Club lawn tennis Civitournament and thug, wod her 20th consecutive single, title since May 1938.
"TENNIS,-"B" Division, Army: South China nese Recreto Army; China v
Chinese B.O.; Service y Kowloon Tong
TOMORROW. BOWLS-Inter-Department Meet-
** CANADIAN TITLE ing at Police RC. 6 p.
At Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mrs. TEŅNIA—“O” Division, Howloon Dorothy Round Little ex-Wim- C.C. v. Army Jewish R.Cv, bledon champion who 18 staying Recreio "A"; Recreio "B" in Canada, with her son for the Chinese R.C.: Police C.BA.; duration, won the Eastern" Cana- University devi Bouth China;dfání Championship when she beat Kowloon Indians v. Kowloon Mrs. Gordon Lewis of Ottawa Tong.
6-4, 6-0 in the Final yesterday.
| THURSDAY AUGUST 22′′
TENNIS "D" Division. Chinese
R.C. "A" V, Indian RC.
SATURDAY, AUGUST, 24 LAWN BOWLS First Division: Recreio "A" v Recreio "B,"
The 26th annual meeting of the Kowloon Football Club will he häid on Friday, Aug. 30, at 8 pm.
Craigengor. v. Indian R.C., Kow- CROWN LAND SALE
loon. C.C. v. Police R.C. Kow
foon B.G.C v Kowloon Docks, Only one lot of land was sold Civil Service C. C. v. Hongkong at the Crown Land sale yesterday. Football Club, Second Division: Inland Lot No. 6055, situated at Craigengower v. Civil Bervice, Sing Woo Road, and containing Talkoo. Kowloon Football Can area of about 37,000 square Kowloon B.C.C v. Club de Re-feet, was sold at $19.100. The up- crelo Kowloon Tong v. Hong set price was $18,500, Mr. Fung kong O Police RO v Row Chak-wan, c/o Messrs. J. 8. Glb- Loon C.C.
|son," was the successful bidder.
: .
Reports of angers tend to sup-Harold B. Minor Haster Alar port the. view that the bass are Minor, Miss Marjorie Minor, Mr. becoming established in park H Mirza, Mr. -5, B. Pattani, St
Victor Bassoon,
waters
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