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THE
WORLD SPORT
LAWN BOWLS.
TAIKOO'S SURPRISE IN BOTH
DIVISIONS.
The Talkoo bowlers created sur- prices in both divisions on Saturday when they bent the Kowloon Docks seniors by elght points and accounted far the East Point Recreation Club in the second division by the narrow margin of six points.
FIRST DIVISION, Craigengower Snatch Victory From the Police.
Crossing over to their neighbours' green, the Craigongower C.C. defeat- ed the Police R.C. By 7 ahots. Scores:
Craigengower. L'olice R.C.
J. Oram
R. Marka
J. C. West'
G. C. Mons
Wiltshire
P. Condon
¡J. Clark
W. Mair
Hargreaves.
G. L. Buchanan
C. S. RosBelet
18
C. Bennett
29 R. Basa
W. T. Brightman
11. Beer
E. di Arculli
11 U. M. Omar
CALL
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W. Glendenning
F. J. Neves
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D. Rumjahn
A. Clark
13 B. W. Bradbury 19
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Kowloon C.C. v. K. B. G. C.
On their own, green, the Kowloon C.C. lost to the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 45 shots, Scores: Kowloon C.C. Bowling Green.
IL. Nish
F. Goodwin
L. E. Lammert. D. Harvey
W. Keegan
A. Chapman
J. T. Debbie
J. A. Howe
A. W. Smith
H. Ovory
C. Burford
W. Hill
G. E. Wraggo
J. Gibson
T. J. Magill.
10 W. Russe}]
PT. Farrell A. E. Silkstone R. Hall
11. L. Guy.
R. Duncan
D. Gow,
A. Holland
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15 W. Macfarlano 26
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Kowloon Ducks v Taikos,
R1
On their own green, the Kowloon Dock R.C. lost to the Taikoo R.C. by 8 shots. Scores:
Kowloon Docks.
F. C. Goodman
R Iappley
W. P. Hedley
F. Culter
C. S. Atkinson
J. A. Lindsay
J. McKelvie
J. C. Brown
J. Puncheon
J. O. McLaggan
Trikoo,
J. Chalmers
T. Grbushaw
Afatthews
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10 N. Drummond .22
J. White
A: Stalker Russell
19 Perguson
J. Laing
·BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS.
NARROW VICTORY FOR CHINESE.
LAWN TENNIS.
WIGHTMAN CUP WON BY BRITAIN.
London, June 16.
The annual Wightman Lawn Tennis
AMERICAN BASEBALL
FULL RESULTS OF THE
MAJOR LEAGUES..
New York, June 16.
The full results of the National
Cup, open to teams of British and and American Baseball Leagues play- American women, was won by ed during the past week are an
Britain by four matches to three.
follows:
Miss Jacobs (America) beat Miss Betty Nuthall (Britain) 6-3, 6-1.
National Leage, Saturday (June 9.)
Miss Eileen Bennett and Mrs. Watson (Britain) boat Miss Helen Wills and Miss Anderson (America) Now York
2, 6-1. 6--2
Brooklyn
Mrs. Watson beat" Mrs. Mallory Boston 2-0, 6-1, 6-2; Miss Helen Willa Boston bent Miss Bennett 6-3, 6-2.
There was an attendance of five
thousand spectators-Heuter.
Philadelphin
New York
8 St. Louis
4 Cincinnati
2 Pittsburgh
3 Pittsburgh
11 Chicaga
Sunday June 10,3
0 Cincinnati 7St. Louis
Monday (June 11.3
Dutch Championships. A last-minule effort on the part
The Hague, June 18. of the South China Dragons, saved
The first Dutch Lawn Tennis Brooklyn them from defeat at the hands of Championship to bo officially the Hongkong Baseball Club in the cognised by the International Federn
played here. In the New York opening game of the season onion Saturday. The 'Chinese secured a women's doubles, the and Rollin. victory by a single ron which was Bounian scored after an extra innings was (Holland) beat Mrs. Mellquhan and Philadelphin
Miss Joan Ridley (Britain), played.
жая
Misses K. Brooklyn Couquerque Boston
In the Mixed doubles Francis
(America) Hunter
6 Cincinnat!
1 Chicago
1 Louis
6 Pittsburgh
Tuesday (Juno 12.)
A large number of fans turned 4-6, 10-8 out to watch the game and His Ex-
and Fraulein New York cellency the Officer Administering)
Assem (Germany) bent R., Boyd Brooklyn the Government (The Hon. Mr. W. (Argentine) and Misa Canters (lin-Philadelphia T. Southorn) officially opened the land) 8-6, 6-3-Renter. season by pitching the first ball. H.
Ladies' R. C. Tourney..
1. and party then watched the An American tennis tournament match with keen interest.
Mas
Boston
10 Cincinnati
43 Chicago
4 Pittsburgh 6 Louis
Wednesday (June 13.)
was played off on the Indies' Recrca- New Yorke The Chinese were not playing uption Club ground on Saturday after- Brooklyn to form and S. J. Lee, the pitcher, noon when O. E. C. Marton and Mrs. Philadelphia was very erratle with his de-Remington qualified to meet Rev. Bosion liveries. In the first innings he P. W. Alexander and walked no less than five players, Mahoney In the final, which, on Kiving the Americans three runs, account of falling light, had to be New York There was no further scoring until postponed till a later date.
Brooklyn Boston
8 Cincinnati
7 Chicago
4 Pittsburgh
8 Louis
Thuraday (June 14.)
and "Blues." Marton and Mrs. the third, when the Club. registered were twenty-two divided intr at fourth, The Chinese replied with Remington won in the former group two and at the end of the sixth while Rev. Alexander and were still two runs down.
Mahoney came out top in the latter. New York
Brooklyn The groups were:
Misa
Detroit
3 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago
2 St. Louis
Friday (June 15.),
9 Pittsburgh.
2 St. Louis
4 Chiengo
8 Cincinnati
American Leaguë. Saturday (June 9.)
4 New York
2 Washington
4 Boston
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3 Boston
7 Philadelphia
Sunday (June 1v.)
The Americans were blanked out
Reca. Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, Mr. Boston in the seventh, and, with the field, ing slackening, the Chinese were and Mrs. T. A. Martin, Rev. Alexan-Philadelphin
der and Miss Mahoney Mr. Merry allowed to cross the plate twice, and Miss Carroll, Mr. Beaumont and thus equalising the score. All Miss Grant, Dr. Craig and, Mrs. extra innings wis necessary to de- Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Butters, Mr. eide the issue but the Club men fail- Craigor and Lady Stuart Taylor, Mr Cleveland
And
Miss Newsholm, Mr.! Chienga ed to add to their score. Sling, Reeve however, hit the frat ball in re- Duncan and Miss Hendry and Mr. Detroit ceived into the crowd behind the Owen Hughes and Miss Hancock.
Blues. Mr Marton and Mrs. Re-St. Louis first base and renched home before the bull was fielded. The Chinese mingtan, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Col. Boyd and Mrs. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. thus won by six runs to five
Bradley, Mr. M. W. Lo and
Miss Chicago Enid Lo, Rev. Evans and Miss Heron, Detroit Filipinos v. Sacramento.
Worswick and Mrs. Stark, Major Cleveland The baseball team of the U. S. S. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr.
and Mra St. Louis Sacramento proved too strong for Lissaman, Mr. Sewell and Mra. Mrs. Mr. Lyons the newly-organised Filipino team Beamish,
Chicago in their game yesterday afternoon, Bellamy The sailors were victorious by 13 An interesting exhibition game was Detrait
ayed during the afternoon between Cleveland runs to G.
Dr. Tottenham, and F. A. Redmond and St. Louis Lleut. Halo and Mr. McEachran. The match was very close and went in favour of the University pair by Chicago 7-5, 10-8
Detroit
and
The scoring was rather heavy in the first three innings, the naval men registering six runs while the local team collected four. The Sacramento were blanked in the Ten was served during the after-Cleveland fourth, while the Filipinos added a noon. Mrs Hanegek and Mrs. Doyle St. Louis further 'run. Each side scored a heing responsible for the excellent single in the fifth, but in the sixth arrangements made.
The Ladies' Recreation Club Are Chicago 16 the local players collapsed and the
Americans piled on a further six grateful to the players who took part Detroit
in the exhibition match. without reply,
G. Henderson
J. Chapmari
G. McLend
9. Gray
17 R. Wallace
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SECOND DIVISION. Bowling Green Overwhelm Kowloon Cricket Club.
Entertaining their neighbours, the Craigengower C.C. defented the Civil
Service C.C. by 10 shots.
Craigengower,
F. K. Modi
Y. Abbas
J. V. D. Lely
A. A. Razack
A. E. Contes
P. Dixon
A. A. Lewis E. T. Knott Reed
W. Nicholson W. Colline
D. Fritz
Scores:
Civil Service,.
C. E. Jones
There was no scoring in the final innings.
In the junior match yesterday the South China players easily heal the Y. M. A. by 21 rups to 9, the maich being only of five innings.
E. V. M. R. do
Sourn
I. A. Gutierrez A. H. Basto
F. X. Silva
C. A. Lopes
G. E. Marques
H. Alves
C. M. Alves.
A. Ribeiro
J. Ribeiro
19
..A., Machado
J. C Fletcher
A. V. Barros
J. Ribeiro
J. R. Archibald
P. Yvanovich
'18 J. Massey
13
18
E. W. Simmonds
W. J. Bickford
A. E. Murphy
22 A. B. Allan
15
9. Eccleshall
J. Luck
21 Taylor
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1. E. Longbottom
Taikoo y East Point...
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On their own green, the Taikoo R.C. defeated the East Point R.C. by
6 shots. Scores:
Talkoo.
T. Young
C. B. Cameron
John Sloan
D. Munro
D. Spiers
W. Spence
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Bowling Green v Kowloon C.C. Visiting the Kowloon Bowling Green, the Kowloon C.C. lost by: 40
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Bowling Green
Rundoll
Kowloon C.C.
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