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JAPANESE JOLT THE H.K. CLUB.
SUNDAY'S DISPUTE.
DAVIS CUP.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
AUSTRALIANS IN MALAYA:
SECOND DAY'S PLAY. -
Kuala Lumpur, June 5.-Satur- day dawned wet and gloomy, and It was feared that play in the Australians-Malaya match would not be possible. As the morning advanced the clouds disappeared and gradually the sun began to show itself in a most welcome fashion,
By ten o'clock all signs of ITALY V. FRANCE further rain had disappeared, but it was evident that the ground Rome, June 12.would not permit of play until In the third round of the Davis noon at the earliest. At 11,40 contest, in the Macartney and Foster inspected Cup lawn tennis doubles, De Morpurgo and De the pitch add decided to inspect Stefani (Italy) beat Cochet and it again at 12.30. Brugnon (France), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4,
--Reuter.
Czecho-Slovakia
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defeated
Mr. Murakami, the Japanese Consul, having pitched the first ball in time-honoured fashion,
Czechs Beat Belgians, with Mr. Harold Shantz, American Consul, catching, the Hongkong
Prague, June 12. Baseball League opened its new Valley
In the third round of the Davis season at the Happy 'diamond on Saturday afternoon, Cup, the opening game on the schedule Bolglum by 4 matches to one resulting in an easy victory for the Reuter. Japanese nine over the Hongkong Baseball Club.
Burrell pitching, With Japanese were held to a tight game until the end of the fifth innings, when they had scored 4 runs to one, but the pitcher faltered, and,
the
South African Win.
In the Davis Cup matches, Spence (South Africa) beat Land- man (Germany), 6-3, 6-3, 6-4, 1-6 6-2..
Moldenhauer (Germany) beat
A further inspection at that hour, however, confirmed their opinion that the pitch would not be sufficiently dry till the after- noon and accordingly a resump- tion was not made until 2.80 p.m.
of
Malaya continuing their innings knocked up the vary creditable total of 158 runs, the chief feature of which Was. A magnificent innings 71 by Congdon. Throughout his breezy dlsplay he treated the bowling with the utmost confidence and gave not a chance except for a particularly dificult one at alipe when in his forties. If ever Congdon demons-
after the Japanese had score Condon (South Africa), 4-6, 6-3,trated his ability as a batsman he three in the sixth, a procession | 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. started in the seventh, which Cockey, who replaced (taken out), was unable to stop.
did so yesterday for he repeatedly South Africa thus won, by 4 sent Andrews, Adams, Everett and Burrell matches to onc.-Reuter.
Macartney to the ropes and even pulled the fast bowler for a capi- tal Bix.
The Japanese used the long handle on Cockey in the eighth and they scored seven further runs, the position at the end of the game being: Japanese 31, H.K. Club 3.
The Japanese shone in all de partments of the game, sufficient to place them as potential pennant-winners at once, unless the side goes into a remarkable. slump. The fielding, the in-field particularly, was excellent, and the run-getting gives an iden of their batting prowess. Hachiuma twirled a lively ball, with plenty of variety about it.
score
4
Hongkong did well untii Burrell bangled, after which the side was hy demoralised. The innings is appended: "
Japanese: 2002-03 7 7- Hongkong: 0 0.0 10 10 13
A. MOOT POINT.
Keen Struggle Yesterday. A dispute is likely to arise from the game played yesterday be tween the Filipinos and the Dragons (S.C.A.A.) if the umpire stands by his announcement that the result was a draw, after he had called the game to a prema ture conclusion, owing to failing
light.
"At no time in the course of the over game were the Filipinos ahead, but a wonderful rally in the seventh brought them within one of the Chinese total. In the eighth innings, the Chinese made the scure 12-10, but the Filipinos, with two men down had drawn level in the ninth. The Chinese had no opportunity of replying.
The score by Innings was: Filipinos: 1010 0161-10 Chinese 2 2 2 4 0 0 1 1-12
(Ninth Uncompleted).
Zafra played a great part in the
Macartney Takes On.
Danes Bent Indians.
Copenhagen, June 12.
At one time Malaya had 150 for In the Davis Cup, Ulrich (Den- mark) beat Prasada (India), 6-4, six wickets, but Macartney, taking 7-5, 6-4. Axel Petersen (Denmark) over from Andrews, found a dead- beat A. H. Fyzze (India), 6-0, 6-2,ly length and accounted for three 6-4. Denmark has thus won by 5 matches to nl-Reuter.
SOCCER TOUR.
CHINESE BEATEN IN TWO FIRST CAMES. Although the defence conceded thirteen gouls in the first two now matches, the Chinese team touring Australia created an ex- cellent impression at Sydney, and
wickets within two overs with the result that the ninth wicket fell with the score standing at 152.
With 182 to make to win the Australians opened their second innings at 5.30, sending in Wood- full and Rofe. Hennessey opened bowling from the bank end and his over produced only a single, Bostock-Hill took charge on the other side.
Woodfull put him away for a couple and followed it up with a single to leg. Hennessey's, next overs were maidens, but two severi singles were obtained off an extremely successful visit is Boatoca-Hill and ten runs were forecasted. The games were play-registered after a quarter of an ed directly after the players hand hour's play. Stumps were drawn landed, and no doubt the majority at 5.50, with the score standing at of the players needed more time to ten. get over the sea voyage,
The scores in the second innings A brilliant goal by Li Wai-tong of Malaya's side were as follow:
Malaya.-2nd Innings enabled China to score first against New South Wales, in the first C. H. Congdon e Everett b match of the tour, but at half-time, they were a goal in arrears, the W. N. Hangell b Macartney home aide adding to their advantage. Leijssius b Adams..
Andrewa
in the second half and winning by J. A. Hussey e Woodfull
Adams six gouls to three, Li Wai-tong
(2) and E. Y. Tai scored for the A. J. Bostock-Hili e Andrews
b Everett..... Chinese.
Against Newcastle, the Chinese V. E. H. Rhodes st. Oldfield b
Andrews ..... lost by 7 goals to 2. Tai scored in
the opening half, and Li Wai-tong R. L. L. Braddell b Adams secured a brilliant goal in his own G. M. Brand b Macartney
A. P. Penman b Macartney inimitable style in the second half. Newcastle led 4-1 at half time. N. J. A. Foster & Bardsley b
Macartney The game was fast, but the Chinese found headway difficult against op. P. H. Hennessey not out ponents considerably heavier all round.
Extra
Total
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158
Runa at fall of wickets: One för
big effort of the Filipinon towards MAD FOOTBALL FANS. 32, two for 79, three for 110, four
the end of the game. He took the ball from Bautista in the fourth. innings, and held up the hitting
orgy effectively, allowing only two runs in four innings dad a frac- tion, and further hit a sensational
SET FIRE TO BATAVIA
STADIUM..
Batavia, May 17-A mob of home run in the seventh innings, enraged Javanese, angered at which brought Cruz and Hernacz being turned away from the home in front of him. Zarfa's hit Manila-Oliveo football game play- was a brilliant clout which carrieded here yesterday, set fire to the the field, and landed in the race-Batavia Stadium and succeeded in track.
burning a fourth of it to the Lee pitched the first six innings ground. for the Chinese and kept a close. Interest in the game had been check on his opponents, Lam wont at a high pitch since the arrival went into the box in the seventh, of the Manila team in Batavia, and received a hammering, while inasmuch as it was scheduled to Shim took on in the eight.
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win:
for 110, five for 122, six for 125, seven for 152, eight for 152, nine for 152, ten for 158.
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Bowling.
O M. R. W. Everett..... 11 1 89 1 Macartney 14.2 5 31
16 Adams ...
6 36 3 Andrews
12 2 51 2 In the first innings, Malaya compiled 108 and the Australian team 85. The Australians' second innings produced a total of 142)
HOLES IN ONE.
PRESENTATION BOTTLES OF
WHISKY.
The little god who sits up aloft Excitement prevailed when stadium while 6,000, who were re- and looks after the destinies of the Filipinos made their big break,fused admittance, lined the streets golfers had his work cut out on But the Dragons were little worried. outside the
The Chinese led at the end of results. every completed innings, and there
grounds
awaiting the 8th inst, and almost had to do overtime when two players holed out in one on two different greens at the same moment while playing over Deep Water Bay course.
The two players who performed
One hour before the game, the will be considerable dissatisfaction police ordered the sale of tickets should it be decided that the two in be stopped. A mob of enraged runs in the uncompleted ninth were natives tried to force their way in sufficient to justify verdict of abat were dispersed by the police. this almost unique feat are Messrs. draw,
At midnight, some of them return-A. Leach of the Vacuum Oil Co. ed and set fire to the stadium. and W. B. Cornaby of Jardine, After fighting the fire for more Matheson and Co., Ltd.
HERALD BEATS IROQUOIS.
NAVAL MATCH AT SINGAPORE.
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Just be- followed by Williams. fore the interval Gardner again finshed in with the third goal.
Six goals to nil was the result
On the resumption the Iroquois of the naval fixture played on the Singapore Stadium ground on Sat-opened in determined fashion but urday, June 4, between H.M.S. the Herald eleven were a little Herald and H.M.S. Iroquois, the too good. The Herald forwards soon got going and Wellbourne former being the winners.
In spite of the fact that the brought in the fourth point and sailors appeared to be still on Mathews was reponsible for the their sea-legs, they cut out a fast fifth. A clever piece of indivi dual effort by Mathews brought the pace.
Gardner went through after score up to six, no further goals fifteen minutes' play to open ac- being scored.
Score: Herald, 6; Iroquois, counts for the Herald and was
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