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IN SATURDAY'S BOWLS FIXTURES
J.L. Stevens Hero Of Match
TODAY
Between Kowloon Tong, P.O.C. Ming Yuten, 8 pm.
The heavy rain which fell towards the latter part of Saturday afternoon caused only two matches to be abandoned-Taikoo v. Re- creio in the Second Division and Hongkong CC. v. Hongkong F.C. in the Third. The other matches arranged for the afternoon, though interrupted by the rain, were continued afterwards and produced results which were aure or less expected.
Craigengewer added yet another clean sweep win to their already imposing list of "sweeps," their victims last Saturday being Recreio "B". As the result of their clean sweep win over Kowloon CC., the Kowloon FC. are now on equal footing with Kowloon Tong in the Second Division, each with 35 points.
Recreio "A" at King's Park co- Two of their skips won, A. Q lected four poleta from Kowloon Sufflad beating C. Dowman by 7 Bowling Green Cub "A" whanshots and S. M. Rumjahn just nos- they beat on two rinks by 25 shots ing out T. Ferguson by a single. A. Dickle Alves. playing against Adam M. Wahab lost to R. Ogden by one
Holland. won by 16 shots and shot after leading at one stage by
Johnny Ribeiro ended his game 20. against Bob Duncan 14 shots to the good. Raoul Luz went down to Alfred Hall by 5 shots.
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The fact that Craigower play ed away last Saturday did not pre- vent them from taking 10% maximum number of points from Recrato "B". When ran inter- rupted play at 6 o'clock or there- abouts the game might have been anybody's, as at that stage the visitors (Cralgengower) were only four or five shots up on the whole. On resumption. of play, however. the pendulum swung round de- finitely in favour of Cratzengower who won with 18 shots to spare.
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Kowloon Docks secured fnur points which they very much need- ed in their match al home against the Indian RC. They won on two rinks and on the aggregate by the narrow margin of one shot.
M. Ferguson, for whom young R. Lapsley shone, beat M. R. Abbas by 9 shots and Alec Calman had the edge over A. R. Dallah by the same number of shots. But Fred Cullen was well beaten by A. K. Minu who ended his game 17 shots ahead of his opponent. This, how- ever, just failed to alsof the 18'
Ind Dallah.
PROGRAMME FOR
SATURDAY
The following ts the programme for Saturday:-
FIRST DIVISION
RECHEIO "A" v. Kowloon B.G.C.
"3"
CRAIGENGOWER
บ Kowloon
B.G.C. "A" KOWLOON C.C. v, Recreio "B". POLICE v. Kowloon Docks. Civil Service v. INDIAN R.C.
SECOND DIVISION
Recreto v. KOWLOON F.C. TAIKOO R.C. v. Hongkong CC. KOWLOON TÙNG v. Hongkong
P.C.
CRAIGENGOWER
C.C.
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LAWN BOWLS. Friendly Match, Hongkong Electric Recreation Club v. Lane, Crawford. Ltd., at
SWIMMING. -- Swimming tria's for V.R.C.-European Y. M. C. A. team (V.R.C.
8 pool! Water polo trial at V. R. C.; School Boys and Girls Swim- ming Gala Meeting (V.R.C.) 3 p.m.
p.z.
TENNIS LEAGUE-P ostponed
"B" Division matches by mutuới arrangements)
TOMORROW BASEBALL. - Hongkong Basebal
Club v Royal Engineers. 5,15 p.m
SKATE
HOCKEY -China V. Philwood Bucancers. King's Cyclone.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9
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BASEBALL.H. B. Baseball Club
B.G.C.
v. Chung Hwa, 5.15 p.m.; USS Tulsa v. South China, 4.30 p.m. LAWN BOWLS. First Division
Recreio "A" v. Kowloon "B". Craigongower v. Kowloon BG.C. "A". Kowloon C. v. He creto "B", Police R.C. v. Kowloon In- Docks R.C., Civil Service v. dian R.C. Recond Division: Re- crelo v Kowloon F.C.. Talkoo| R.C. Hongkong C.C., Kowloon | Tong v. Hongkong FC., Craigen- gower v. Kowloon C.C. Third Di- viston Hongkong C.C. v. Cral-
gengower,
Kowloon B.G.C. Hongkong Electric, Kowloon F.C. V. Recreto, Hongkong FC. Police R.C.
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V. Kowloon
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 BAREBALL - U. 9. S. Tulsa
Royal Engineers, 10 a.m.
V
THIRD OIVISION Hongkong C.C. v. CRAIGENGO-
WER. KOWLOON B.O.C v. H.K. Elec-
trie. KOWLOON F.C. v. Recreio, Hongkong F.C. v. POLICE.
BOWLS WASHED OUT
S.C.A.A. GALA
TONIGHT
South China Athletic Association is holding its second swimming gala of the season tonight at ite pavilion, North Point, commencing at 7.30. The following is the pro. gramine.
Men's 50 metres free-style, men's Rain washed out the lawn bowls 200 metres breast stroke, ladies" 100 metres free-style, men's 50 League match between Kowloon
shot deftelt incurred by botli Abhas Football Club and Prison Officers' breast stroke, 50 metres handicap Kowloon CC. very early secured Club and the postponed games in training class), men's 200 metres the lawn bowls open rinks chambreast stroke (handicap) 50 metres maximum points last Saturday against the Police whom they beat pionships that were to have been blind-fold race, ladies' 200 metres breast stroke thandicap), diving played off yesterday.
aud water-palo (South Chips v. Chinese Bathing Club).
on the aggregate by 15 shots. They falled by balf a point as the re- sult of a tie in the rink score be- tween N, Bebbington and J. C. Fender, each of whom scored 15 shots. Teddy Fincher won by 13 shots against E. G. Post and Tommy Madar just managed to keep two shots ahead of J, Shep- herd.
Out
Remarkable Bowling By Policeman
SCHOOLS' GALA
ENTRIES
Eight entries, five from boys' schools, have been received by the Victoria Recreation Club, for the forthcoming Boys' and Girls* Schools swimming gala
The schools participating are:- Boys: St. Joseph's College, La College, Diocesan Boys School, St, Stephen's College and
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*Morning, Hawkin why, man, what's the matter with you? You're ne white as a sheet."
** Nothing, Sir. Nothing. Only you gave me a bit of a stars. I thought you ware still in bed"
"Bed, Hawkina ?.... On « moming 10s this? Pro heen over to the mfil pool for a swim. Izy cold-very bacing---engling all over. What are the tinsel tedaütw of an effete cirillantion compared with the Joyn of the simple life?"
**What infert, Sie, «Unfortunately, Sir, I assumed that after that party you were at last night you would nat rim until luzy in the forenoon, and would require titch, if any, breakfast. In fact, I imătructed Cook to that effect."
"Hawkins, you weren't expecting that I'd have a hangover? That a man of my ripe experience could have a morning after?"
"Oh no, Sir. Not exactly a hangover, bnt..."
"Don's quibble, Hawkins. Or course you did. How were you to
know that I finished up the evening with a stiff gliss of Rose's Lis Juice? Rose's, most therapeutic and refreshing of beverages."
"I will order a crate of Rose'é: Ldiner Juice this very morning, Sir.” "Do Hawkins. And meanwhile, tell Cook to hurry with some bacon. and eggs. And a sausage or two. And a kidney or tomato, of both.”.
ROSE'S THE WISE MAN'S NIGHTCAP
Madame Chiang's Appeal
For Relief Funds
STEVENS' FINE DISP AY' LONDON, Aug. 4 (Reuter)—The Though they were down by two two-day's week-end cricket match rinks to one, Kowloon Tong beat in which a British Empire elever the Prison Officers on the aggre- beat the Metropolitan Police by gate by 22 shots to secure three 153 runs was featured by remark-Salle
of the possible five points able bowling." thanks to the fine display put op T. Oliver, of the Police, took six Nam Wha School; by J. L. Stevens anu nis men (N. wickets for 35 runs, including a MacKay, T. K. Lim and J K. "hat trick," in the Empire's second Convent, Wong who beat W. J. Bagley's Innings but C. B. Clarke, the West rink by the big margin of 32 shots. Indies test player, took all ten LONG RUN OF ARMY Women's War Rellef Asso-lation.
Stevens. ay can be imagined, wickets for 29, also including a judging by the score of 36-4 in hat trick," in the Police second his favour monopolised the scor-inninga
Police: $5 and 72.
Girls: St. Mary's School, French
SUCCESSES BROKEN
"It is our faith in the justice of our cause and in the bright. hope of the future of our great nation that brought us through the present travail and will continue to nourish and uphold us in the glorious days to be," said Madame Chiang Kai-shek in the course of a speech at the celebration of the 4th anniversary of the National
After awarding embroidered the premier mention for contri- BOMBAY, Aug. 4 (Reuter) pennants and citations in her own buting $1,600,000 each. Those.” The long run of successes of mill-autographs to the outstanding donating over $100,000 included Mr. Ing, taking in all 17 heads to The scores were: secure bis 38 shots, thereby only
Empire Eleven, 172 and 148 for tary teams since 1909 in Bombay's contributors of relief funds to the Tan Keh-kes of Bingapore, Mr. conceding four scoring heads to nine wickets declared. Bagley on each of which no (Bagley) could only secure a single, Both A. Spary and A. J. Kew lost for the Kowloon Tong, the former losing to T Gowland by five shots and the latter to J. Mc- Cutcheon by the same margin.
ers.
senior football League was broken Association, Madame Chiang an- Chen Shou-ming of Bangkok and this week-end with the Y.M.C.Anounced that plans were, being the Chinese Recreation Associa Xi winning the Harwood League rushed to start a $3,000,000 projecttion in Belangor and those giving goal average from the military for the rehabilitation of Crippled between $10,000 and $50,000 inclúd- ed the Barawak branch of the CHINESE FOOTBALL team who were the previous hold-soldiers and their families,
The Philippine Branch Associa- China War Relief Association and TEAM RETURNING The "Y" were also the first civi-tion and the China War Relief As Madame Wu Ting-chang, wife of
Boqlation in Palembang received the Kwelchow Governor. SIDNEY, Aug. 4 (Reuter) Bellan side to succeed. In 1909. s As the result of their cléan cause of the Far Eastern tension sweep win over Kowloon CC, whom the Chinese soccer team is leaving
BOWL OF RICE CAMPAIGN they beat by 54 shots, Kowloon F. for Hongkong after playing the C. have now the state number of last Test match...... points (35) as Kowloon Tori. though, counting the number of matches won they have one less. P. Younghusband's rink were in good form on Saturday beating F
CHARITY SOCCER
PROPOSAL
8. Meadows rink by 27 shots. A muggestion has been made
V. Field had a 20 shot win over that two charity matches should J. M. Jack and E. Kern won with be played between the two touring five shots to spate against 1. Jack. Chinese teams, South China, and
E.B.G.C. TOO GOOD
Fastern, with either Combined Kowloon Bowling Green Chib, Services or an all-Colony eleven. leaders in the Third Division before the commencement of the gathered four points at the ex-football person.E If this proposal should ma- ponse of Recreio want wier best
tertalike it will not only aid local by 10 shots..
They won, on two rinks, H. Nahdhurity organisations, or the war beating P. Yvanovich by shots funds, to a great extent, but will and L. A. Jordan winning by the also give the soccer besson a real Ramo nargin, against M, Pinna. Coplondid start.
Wallls in spite of a six scored on the sixth head, lost to M. F. Alat cou by three shots
EVACUATION OF DUTCH DENIED
The Ons Bowl of Nice" movement in Hongkong organised by the China Defence Lesque un holinlf of Chinese refugees, was held at 13. contributing restaurants during the week-end. This Wanny picture The Indians who are trailing bu hind, Kowloon 3.0.0. In the Third
shows a poor family from Wanchal eating the "howi biarks" contel- Divisiot League Table added four A spokesman of the Netherlands Hated by a friend at the Tur King Restaurantë” Arrangentients have more points to thelf tots at the Consulate-Ceneral 1 Bahmal been made to supply & portion of the rice contributed to the noody expense of Kowloon, Football Club gemea report that Dutch residents in Toni Rongy all prodbeds from the mute ofréckelsson Me Campaign
Held on Conanma Will be evacuated bred to rehabillikše refugees througli Whom they beat by the furrON
Madame · Chiang said that · she had received from many sources congratulatory messages, praising the patriotism, so signally, displayed by Chl-/.. nese women but she added," "We must not allow this to "make us conceited but should be encouraged to think that it is a recognition that after the wär China will be able to con- tribute something definite and lasting to human relationships. "We are grateful for the popular approval at home and abroad but we must never let it affect us in our work. Extremely confident, all of us will continue our tasks per- sistently and purposefully until - we have driven out our onemy and until Free China extends to avery corner of our vast "territory.
- Madrine Ohlang sild members of the National Women's War Relier Association working in military hospitals, alleviating the sufferin of the victims of bombing raids and helping the families of the recruits have inspired the whole world as an example of the capa city worker oneself in times of Great etres (Central News