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SEVERAL SURPRISE IN BOWLS LEAGUE
Recreio Breaks Proud Record Of Kowloon F.C. In
Second Div.
Surprises marked the lawn bowls league programme on Satur- day, the most meritorious one being brought off by the Kovicon C. C. who recorded their first victory at the expense of Recreio""B" on the latter's green.
In the Second Division Recreio shattered the 100 per cent, record of Kowloon Football Club while Hongkong Cricket Club also secured their first win of the season by defeating Taikoo on their won green. The only club to possess a 100 per cent, record is Kowloon Tong in Second Division, Clean sweeps were returned by Indian R. C. In First Division and Craigengower in Third Division.
RESULTS
SNOOKER & BILLIARDS EXHIBITION
Several interesting billiards and snooker games will be seen at Club de Recreio during the coming fort- night. the programme being a follows:-
SPORTS & GENERAL
BASEBALL
SEASON
OPENED
THREE GAMES IN
WEEK-END
on
In an action-packed game, dur- ing which the leadership changed bands six times, the USS Min- danao defested the H.2. by æeven to six at the opening game of the Onl Wednesday, Recreio play their return match against Police 1941 League Baseball season
Saturday. in both spooker and bullards. while on the following Wednesday HE the Governor, Sir Geoffry The first bali was tossed in "by Recreio will be at home to Euro-Northcote. Also present were H.E. pean YMCA
the G.O,C. Major-General A, E Grasett, sng Mr. J. H. Bruins, the
On Friday, June 20 a number of exhibition games in aid of the BWOR WU be played.
.s. Acting Consul-General,
In their match yesterday. the
A X Osmund, Colony champion. [Royal Engineers beat South China The distinction of scoring the KFC.-A. Lapsley, V. N. Atienza, will play 4. Bush, former Shang- by aine to five.
Scores were: "possible," the second of the sea- "V. Chittenden, W. Field (Skip) 25; hat champion, at billiards, while snooker Pereira, Colony son, went to. C. Wailis's rink (of A. A. Dand. C. Dowman, W. Simp- A P. K.B.G.C) composing of J. Dinnen, son, T. Fergusson (Skip) 19; W. champion, will also be seen in ac- Mindanao "A. Bower and C. Thompson, in the Naef. A. Eastman, B. Kern, F. tion against an opponent not get FLB.
Third Division. In accordance to Younghusband (Skip) 11 Total 55% nominated. tradition each will be the recipient of a bottle of John Haig whisky from Messrs Gande. Price and Co. Ltd.
FIRST DIVISION
At Austin Road, Craigengower Cricket Club beat Kowloon" Bowl- "ing Green Club "A" by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggregate (4 pts. to 1).
K.B.G.C. "A": --W. L. Walker, E. Levett, S., Randic. A. Holland (Skip 16; R. P. Phillips. H. Lockhart, H. White, A. J. Hall (Skip) 20; Sykes, A. Hyde-Lay. H. E. Drew, J. McKelvie (Skip 14. Total 50.
C.C.C.-J. W: Lecnard. L. C.. R. Souza, A. E. Coates. B. W. Bradbury (Skip) 21: Y A. Rażack, W. K. Way. J. S. Landolt. C. S. Rosselet (Skip) 12: A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, R. Basa, U. M: Omar (Skip) 22. Total 55.
CHAMPIONS WIN
Recreio-E. Cunha, H. R. Pinna. E. M. Remedios, J. R. Soares (Skip) 18; A. J. Osmund, A. A, Roza, A. V. Barros, O. P. Remedios (Skip) 21: A. P. Pereira, P. A. Xavier, J. A. Remedios, C. C. Pereira (Skip) 33. Total 72.
"POINTS FOR H.K.C.G.
At Chater Road, Hongkong Cric-i
During the evening Terran of YMCA, will give an exhibition of trick shots.
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ket Club beat Talkoo Club by two Meritorious Win For
rinks to one and on aggregate. (4 pls. to 11.
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Chinese R.C.
ROLLER-SKATES
A silver trophy, to be known as the "Kim Shing Cup" will be pre sented to the winning team in a H.K.C.C.-S. L. Lloyd. J. G. Playing at home, Post Office Re-basketball competition on roller- Haigh. H. G. Wallington, G. E creation Club "B" lost to the Chi- skates open to the Colony and Costello (Skip) 23: G. G. Aitken- nese Recreation Club by eight sets sponsored by the Kowicon Skating head. T. R. Rowell, L. A, R. Dun- to one ir a postponed fourth ink, can, F. Goodwin (Skip) 26: R. R. division Tennis League match on Davies, E. Hospes, P. J. A. Hamli-Saturday.
ton. A. W. Brown (Skip) 19. Total Following are the scores:
6a.
The competition will start on June 14 and entries, which will close at noon on Wednesday, June
BOTELHO-ROCHA
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1941.
Mr. H. A. Botelho and his bride, formerly Miss L. E. L. Rocha,
after their marriage on Saturday.—(King's' Studio).
Chan Tsun-ip and K. F. Tso 11. should be sent to Mr. E TENNIS. Talkoo-A. MacArthur. C. Bo- (P.OR.C.) lost to C. C. Luk and Cheng, manager. Kowloon Skating vaird, T. F. Stainton, J. A. Watson T. F. Chol 1-8; lost to Y, Y. Lam Rink, "Morigkok, (Skip) 12: J. Nimmo, J. C. Polson, and Y, W. Chung 2-6; lost to C. N.
F. Hillon, J. C. Chalmers Skipi 15; Tsang and CY: Tao 1-6.
At Austin Road, Recreio "A" beat W. E. McKie, S. J. Follock, R. Main, Kowloon Bowling Green Club "BW. Melrose (Skip) 21.
by 24 rinks to and on aggregate +44 pts. to 41
K.B.G.C. "B" A Morton, P. A Peckham, J. C. Gill. J. G. Meyer (Skip) 11; E. Scard, G. W. Deacon, G. Sherriff, L. Guy (Skip) 11; W. C. Hodder, V. c. Dixon, W. McNeill, R. Duncan (Skip) 25. Total 47,
Lal Fat and C. C. Lam (P.OR.C)
INTER-SCHOOL LEAGUE
SPORTING FIXTURES
TODAY
First Division: C: R. C.
PRETTY SATURDAY WEDDING
MR. H. A. BOTELHO & MISS L. ROCHA
St.
A pretty wedding took place at Teresa's Church, Kowloon Tong, on Saturday afternoon when MISS LENA ELAINE LIZOLA BOCHA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Rocha, became the bride of MR. HENRIQUE ALBERTO BOTEL- LO, of the staff of the China Provident, Lean and Mortgage Co. Ltd. The Rex Father A Granelli officiated at the ceremony.
Entering the Church on the arm of her father, the bride looked charming in a dress of French lace with tulle trimming and short balo vell with orange blossoms. Her bouquet comprised white carna- tions.
As bridesmaid. Miss Marjorte Lizola Rocha, the bride's only sister, wore printed French tulle on a pink background and a Du Barry style hat, of pink tulle. Her bouquet was of pink carsations.
The bride's mother attended in a dress of lavender georgette" with white accessories and a charming white gape hat
Mr. EP (Daddy) Sousa dis- charged the duties of bestman.
After the ceremony, a reception was held at No. 277, Prince Ed- ward Road, the residence of the bride's parents, after which the happy couple left for their honey- moon at Macao, Mrs. H.A. Botelho's going-away costume being of pow- der blue volle with white acces- sories and a white sweetheart hat.
The bride is a member of the staff of the Peter Music Company while her father is connected with
v.K.C.C., C.DR. v. IRC ENGLAND DEFEAT Davis, Brook and Gran
UT.C. v. 8.C.A.A
TOMORROW
There were three matches played LAWN BOWLS. Colony Open
the Inter-School Basketball
Pairs "Championship, First Round
Total 48.beat Luk and Chol 64: lost to League on Saturday and the fol-
Lam and Chung 0-6; lost to Tsang lowing are the results:-- and Tso 1-6.
Hon Wah Middle School 63
STILL UNBEATEN
| TENNIS. — Second Division; C.R.C. v. C.8.0.C., A.T.C. v. .K. T. C. A. E.C.C. v. S.C.A.Au k
WALES BY ODD
GOAL IN FIVE
LONDON, June 8
(Reuter)-
WEDDINGS AT
THE REGISTRY
At the Valley, Hongkong Foot- A. G. MacPherson and Y. K. So points, YMCA, 35 points; Sze Sze
Wales lost 2-3 to Enland at soccer Two marriages took place at the ball Club lost to Kowloon Tong (P.OR.C.) lost to Lak and Chol Middle School 41 points Pui Ching WATER-POLO, Middlesex
after leading by two goals to one Registry, Supreme Court, on Satur- Garden City Association by 2 rinks 1-6: last to Lam and Chung 3-6 College 36 points: Ling Tung Mid-
"A" at the interval. before 20,000 day with Mr. J. Reynolds, Deputy to 1 and on aggregate. (4 pts. to 1) lost to Tsang and Tso 1-6.
v. Royal Navy "C" (Army pool), spectators.
Registrar, officiating. The parties 7pm, Royal Scots "A" Y, Navy "B" (Army pool). 7.30 p.m., Mid-Wales before England forwards got Mr. Chen Hung-su," accountant, diesex "B" v. 5th A.A. Regt. RA. going. Then Hagen scored though Bank of Communications, Canton
H.KFC.-R. P. Shaw, E. L. Strange, H. V. Pearse, A, Brooks- bank "(Skip) 22: A. Watson, J. H.
Gelling, F. D. Thomson, W. Mac-rinks to.1 and on aggregate (4 pta. farlane (Skip) 15 J. Howell, B. to 1)..
Recreo "A":- X. Soares, C. Roza-Pereira, F: V. V. Ribeiro, R. F. Luz (Skip) 30: J. Luz, C..E. Marques, J. F. Y. Ribeiro, C. G.
K. Tong:-H. A. Castro, Y. H. Silva (Skip) 20; L, F. Xavier, M. Tang, A. Madar, A. J. Kew (Skip) Bilva, H. A. Alves, F. X. Silva33; N. A. E. Mackay, T. K. Lim, J. (Skip) 25. Total 75.
FIRST WIN FÜR K.C.C. At King's Park, Kowloon Cricket Club beat Club de Recreio "B" by 3 points to 2.
23. Total 52.
N. Wong, J. L Stephens (Skip) 26; H. Gittins, W. M. Gittips, A. E. Castro. W. J. Howard (Skip) 15. Total 74.
M.
dle School conceded walk-over to South China Middle School,
Summer Series
The 3rd Summer Series of the
Woodward
James scored for were
Wales'
Joss Wins R.H.KY.C. YMCA pool), 5.30 p.m. Small Bryn Jones had hard luck with Office, of No. 26 Hillwood Road, Units y. European YM.C.A (Y. a header for Wales just before third floor, and Miss Phyllis Kwok, M.CA. pool), 7'p.m., Royal Scots halftime.
forwards
got secretary of Chiriese Women's " v. Royal Corps of Signals through together early in the Christian Temperance. Union, of (Navy pool), 8.15 p.m
second balt, but Hapgood dropped No. 13 Nga Tain Wai Road: back to save a final shot with the
Mr. Chan Cheng, merchant, of MEETING. Council, of the goalkeeper out of position.
No. 124 Caine Road, and Miss Lo Hongkong Football Association, Hagan equalised and soon after-Yuk-chun, of No. 66 Po Hing Fong. at the Association's Office, 5.30 warda Welsh shot the winning
goal
1. Bickford, J. A. R. Selby, W. GI! Recrelo:-F. Sequeira, E
Xavier, A. F. Noronha, M. Carvalho: (Ship) 18. Total 55.
(Skip) 22; A. F. Ferreira, E. A. R Alves, M. Mendinca. M. Alarcon R.HR.Y.C. sailed on Saturday re- (Skip) 13; LA. Rozario, F. sulted in a win for Joss (Major G. Monteiro, M. F. Pinna, P. Yvanovich E. Neve) :— (8klp) 27. · Total 62.
Finished Corr. Pos. Pts. KF.C.-W. Ogley. G. Frost, Toss 16.30.38 16.30.38 1 26 Abbas.
G. J. Smalley (Skip) 14;
«Major G. E. Neve), Cross, C. Woodcock. A. Macintyre, Guri...... 16.30.55 16.30.55 "2 R. Ogden (Skip) 20; B. Thomson, (Mr. S. X. Beiberg). S. C. Wong, C. Fuller, B. Evans Artemis.. 16.32.21; 16.32.21 3 22 (Sko) 11. Total 45.
(Mr. G. G. Wood). True Blue 16.37.158 16.37.251423
(Miss H. Crawhall Wilson).
C.C.C. TOO GOOD Cox's Road, At
H.K.E.E. TROUNGED
On their own green, Police Re-
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
DAD
9
TENNIS. — Third Division: C.R.C. (2) v. C.DR., K.C.C. V. A.T.C., S.G.A.A., V. C.C.C., K.LT.C. C.R.C. (1), LR.C. 7. H.KU.T.C. THURSDAY, JUNE 12
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LONDON CUP WON BY READING
-Fourth Division: 8.C:
LONDON, June
Recrelo "B": F. Machado, C. A.
Czalgengower Lopes. Eddie Sousa, L. Silva Cricket Club beat Kowloon Cricket (Skip) 17; D. C. Alves. C. H. Basto, Club by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggre- J. C. Remedios, J. J. Basto 15kip) "gate (4 pts. to 1). 12; C. Vas, A. M. Xavier, A. M.
K.C.C.:—A. C. Tribble, S, A. Gray, Rodrigues, A. B. Guterres (Skip) J. M. Jack, A. Steven Skip 25; R. creation Club beat Hongkong Foot-La Linda... 16.37.57 6.37.57 5 10
(Mr. P D. A Chidell) 9. Capell, H. Overy, F. A. Fabell, I ball Club by 2 rinks, to 1 and, on)
Redshank 16.44.31 16.44.31 6 21 K.C.C.-N. D. Lloyd, A. W. W. Carr (Skip) 16; T. Hunter, R. aggregate (4 pits, to 1).
(Miss F. T. Pritchard). Ramsey, G. E. Taylor, J. Fraser Leigh, E. Curtis, R. S. Meadows P.R.C.-J. Bouter, C. Wilcox, J. (Skip) 15: A. E. Guest, W. W. Par- | (Skip)' 13. Total, 54.
McHardy, J. MacDonald (Skip) 29: sons, N. J. Bebbington: T. A: Madar C.C.C.-J. H. Xavier, L. E. Lam-W: M. Smith, H. Dewar, A. 3.). (Skip) 25 A. E. Perry, L. Jack, W. mert. G. S. Ladd, M. J. Medina Johnston, 4. & Carey (Skip) 23; J. Mulcahy. E. C. Fincher (Skip) 17. (Skip) 18; A. A. Razack, A. Kit- E. Hayward. J. S. Riddell, J. R. Me- Total 57.
chell, W. Ward. H. Randall (Skip) Walter, J. C. Altken (Skip) 31 20; L. Gadd), S. R. Solina, E. Zim- Total 81. mern, T. Lock (Skip) 23. Total 61, THIRD DIVISION
K.D.R.C. BEATEN
At Hung Hom, Police Recreation
Club beat Kowloon Docks Recrea- tion Club by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggregate (4 pts. to 1).
H.K.C.C. OVERWHELMED K.DR.C.-W. C. K. Mackie, C. At the Valley. Cralgengower Logah, V. Ramsay, F. Cullen (Skip) Oricket Club beat Hongkong Cric 11; A. Calman, J. Kempton, M. ket Club on all three rinks (5 pts. Ferguson, R. Morrison (Skip) 25; to 0).
R. Lapsley. W. McMaster, W. C.C.C.-W. A. Broadbridge, V. A Houston, T. Coleman (Bkip) 12. Itenson, F. K. Modi, D. A. Rozario Total 48.
(Skip) 23; R. K. Payri, F. X. PR.C.-C. H. Gough, C. File, G. Delgado, C. W. Lam, N. P. Karanția Perkins, W., Mair (Skip) 25: F. (6kip) 20; L. M. Roza, M. A. Channing, G. Davies. F. Nolan, E. Baptista, E. 8. Franks,, A. J. Coelho G. Post (Skip) 12; W. McLeod, E. (Skip) 29. Total 72. Harris, W. Dall, J, Shepherd (Skip) 33. Total 70.
"CLEAM- SWEEP FOR LR.C. At Sookunpoo, Indian Recreation Club beat Civil Service Cricket Club on all three rinks (5 pts. to nil).
IR.C.-D. M. Khan, S. Yusuf, A.
HKC.C.-H. A. Angus, E. 6. Doughty, P.S. Cassidy, A. Nissim (Skip) 10. D. J. Valentine, H. F. Shields A. S. Mitchell, A. McKellar (Skip) 17; H. H. Beddow, L, E N. Ryan, B, J. Lacon, R. A. Edwards (Skip) 13. Total 40.
WALLIS SCORES 40
H. Rumlahn, A. R. Dallah (Skip) At Ming Yuen, Kowloon Bowling 24; J. Moosen, U. A. Rumjahn, A. Green Club beat Hongkong Elec- R. Minu, A. K. Minu (Skip) 23; Atric Recreation Club by 2 rinks to j. K. Suffad, K. M. Rúmjahn, A. M.1 and on aggregate (4 pts. to 1), Ramlahn, M. R. Abbas (8kip), 24, H.KER.C.-J. R. Wày, W. Stone- Total 71.
house, W. Stoker, J. F. Lunny C.B.C.C.-J. Gellatly, J. Carr, M. (Skip) 11; R. A. Owens, E. L. E. Purvis, M. N. Rakusen (skip) Groome, J. T. Barron..R. C. Butler 18: D. Crawley T Seddon, E. W. Skip) 14; W. E. Macfarlane, R. E. Simmonds, J. F. McGowan (8kip) Gregory, A. G. Gardner, L. de 16; F. Harper, E. V. Ebbage, W. Rome (Skip) 23., Total 48. Burling, C. Strange (Skip) 20, Total 52,
K.B.G.C., Dinner, A Bower, Thompson, C. Wallis (8kip) 40; C. Langley, Sir A. MacGregor, E. V.
SECOND DIVISION Searle, H. Nish (Skip) 19; B. Bick-
.
· FOOTBALLERS LOSE
At Chatham Road, Club de Re-: creio beat Kowloon Football Club by.2 rinks, to 1 and on, aggregate, (4. pts. to. 11.
nell, G. Epick, L. Jordan, K. C. Hamilton (skip). 14, Total 73.
K.F.C. SURPRISED
At King's Park, Club de Recrelo beat Kowloon Football Club by 2
Wendy... 16.54.50 16.48.49 7 13
(Mr. G. Havey).
RACING IN . MACAO
King's Worthy, National Success HKFC.-J. Russell, 5. H. and Royal Highness, purchased by Strange, AG. Grattan, B. A. Man Mr. R. M. da Rocha at the recent sell (Skip) 9; K. W. Forrow, J. M. Pony Roup, will be seen in action Thomson. C. B. Robertson. G. in the Macao race course, it was Graver (Skip) 24; A., Bailey C. Carr, learned. J. Ralston. G. Stephens (Skip) 13, Total 46.
BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
FIRST DIVISION Craigengewer Recreto "A" Indian R.C. Recreio "B" Police R.C.
Civil Service
Craigengower Recreio ....... Prison Officers
AGGREGATE RINKS"
P. W. L. T. W. L T. Pts. 5 4" 1 @ 12 3 0 20
3 2 19
5 4 I 0 10
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0 7 4 1 137
0.8 9 "1 12
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5 3
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5 2
3
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7 7 1 134 68 1 10
Kowloon Dock
5
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74
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Kowloon C.C.
1 5
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SECOND DIVISION"
Kowloon Tong
5
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2 0 11
2 22
Kowloon F.C.
4
3 1
4
3 1
6 2
4
4 3
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12
Hongkong F.C.
6
2
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0 6 11 1 101
Kowloon. C.C.
5
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4 0 5 9 1
Talkoo
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Hongkong C.C. THIRD DIVISION
4 1
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0 4 B D
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Kowloon B.G.C.
5 4
150
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Kowloon F.C.
5 3
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Craigengower
6 2
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$ 1 124
5 2 4.1 3. 0 6 6:
3 0 6, 9
Police R.C.
Recreio
Hongkong- C.C.
Hongkong Electric
0 10 0 8 5 I 40 4.11. 0. В The new scoring is two points for, an aggregate win and one point for a rink win, making ave points for each match,
TENNIS,
SOCIETY WEDDING THIS AFTERNOON
The
between wedding
Capt. A.O.G. Mills, R.A., and Miss beata.. (Reuters Elizabeth de Courcy Richards, London Cupdaughter of the Rev. D. Morgan.
4.4. Y. AT.O., F.C." F.O.R.C. Reading won the (1). C.C.C. v. C.BA, F.ORG. (2) beating Brentford by.. three goals Richards, of the Education De- to two, after sharing two goals at partment, and Mrs. D. Morgan v. IR.C., CRC. v. KIT.C... WATER-POLO. Royal Corps of the interval.
Richards, will take place at St. scored after Sherwood
three John's Cathedral today at 4 p.m. Signals v. 36th Bty, R.A, (Navy pool), 6.15 p.m., Royal Navy "minutes for Reading but half- The reception will be held at the V. Combined Small Units (Navyan-hour later, Perry, equalised. Royal Hongkong Yacht Clüb. popl), 5.30 p.m. Royal Scots Then Poland in goal for Brentford, "B" v. 8th Coastal Regt, R.A punched through, attempting to (Army pool), 7 p.m., Royal Scots Save from City for Reading to "A". 5th A. A Regt. R. A. lead, but Perry again levelled ST. (Army por, 7.30 pm, 965th though before the end. "Edelston Bty, R.A..v. European Y.M.C.A released from the International (Y.M.C.A. pool), 7 p.m., Middlesex match. scored the deciding goal. "A" v. Royal Navy "B" (Y.M.C.A. pool), 7.30 p.m."
FRIDAY, JUNE 13
Mr. A. Alexander. First Lord
MARY'S CHURCH CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY
Parishioners of St.
Mary's
jof the Admiralty, attended the Church, Causeway Bay, gathered game and the team were present in full force in the Church Hall LAWN BOWLS, Colony Open'ed to him, and who later handed on Saturday to celebrate the 30th Paira Championship. First the cup to the winner's captain. anniversary of the opening of the Round,
Church.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14 [LAWN BOWLS-First Division.
Recreio "A" v. Indian R.C., Cral-
U.S.
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
gengower v. Kowloon B.G.C. "B," Kowloon C.C. v. Kowloon B.G.C. FORT WORTH (Texas), June 8 "A", Police R.C. v. Recrelo" "B", (Reuter)-At the end of the Second Civil Service v. Kowloon Docks Round of the American Open Golf R.C. Second Division: Recrelo Championship, played here yester- v. Craigengower, Hongkong C.C. day Heafner (72, 72) and Denmore, V. Kowloon FC., Kowloon Tong Shute (69, 75) are leading the field 7. Talkoo R.C., Prison 0.0. "v. with 144...
Hongkong F.C., Third Division: Next come Runyan (74, 72) and Craigengower Y Police R.C. Jobunle Bulla (75, 71) with 146, Kowloon B. G. C. v., Hongkong Mangrum (73, 74) with 147, Ghezzi C. C., Kowloon F.C. v. Hongkong (70, 79) with 149 and Hagen (74. Elcetric, Indian R.C: v. Recreio.
Lawn Bowls Sweep
The following was the draw of: the sweep-in-the-Lawn Bowls Lea
gue played on Saturday:-
Ticket
77) with 151.
A cloudburst, followed by a vio- lent electric storm, delayed play for a long time.
In the evening a Chinese dinner party was held at which over 200 persons were present. The Rev. Lee Kau-yan, Vicar, presided at this very pleasant function.
Norway's Athletes Oppose Nazis
The latest step taken by the Nazis in their fruitless campaign to force Norwegian athletes into line with the "new times" 18. to offer a course for instructors of track wrestling and boxing. The Reichborn-Kjen- sports-fuehrer, Derud, 'apparently has abandoned all idea of Nazifying the football clubs and is attempting to start
a new, sports movement, the nu- cleus of which will be clubs of
No. 176, which drew NOT RACING AGAIN? Follee in Third Division, won the Another two ponies that might storm troopers.. first prize in the first lawn bowls not be seen at the Valley in future In connexion with the stubborn. sweep of the season. Second prize are Phoenix and Nancy Lee, both opposition of Norwegians to all was won by ticket No. 802 (Re- of which changed owners last Nazi brands of athletics should be creio "A") and third prize by tic-Thursday,
mentioned the fact that whereas
ket No. 553 (K.B.G.O. 3rd. Div.). Phoenix, purchased by Mr. C. formerly the leadership of the The holders of the following the Gregory haa, it was learned, been various clabs was honorary and kets also receive prizes for drawing presented to the Cottage Club, unpaid, today there is an expen- club: 888, 98, 550, 35, 723, 209, 837 Fanling: while Nancy Lee, bought sive Nazi sports administration at 1078, 403, 67, 1035, 691, 140, 280, 315, by Mr. H. M. Wilbur, will be sent the top of which sits Kjennerud 643, 824, 264, 263, 544, 117, 41, 58, out to the Equine Sports Club, drawing a yearly salary of about 243, and 409.
Shatin.
$9,000.