C.R.C. "AT HOME.”
WINNERS OF TENNIS LEAGUE.
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MR. HANCOCK'S SPEECH
The Chiness Recreation Club annual "At Home," in conjunction with their celebration on winning the three divisions of the Honk kong Tents League, was held at Causeway Bay on Saturday after noon when à large number of friends enjoyed the hospitality of the members of the Club,
In the large and distinguished gathering were His Excellency, the Officer Administering the Govern- ment (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.) and Mrs, Southorn, accompanied by Capt.A? J. L. Whyte, A.D.C., Sir Shouson and Lady Chow, the Hon. Dr, and Mrs It. I. Kotewall and Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, president of the Lawn Tenula League.
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Opportunity was Laken by the Club to entertain the "Rest" of the League at exhibition matches in all three divisions, the champions acquitting themselves well guining the honours in each match
President's Welcome.
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Prior to the distribution of prizes by Mrs. Southern, Mr. Ng Sze-kwok President of the Club, addressing the gathering said:
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kwong, many times obazirion of the ATHLETIC MEETING. Colony, a very solid foundation to work on. Throughout the scan they had lost only six sets, winning 48, This was the third time the C.R.C, had performed the "hat trick,” a performance which they had ovary right to be proud of.
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New Shield.
Speaking of the First Division Mr. Hancock mentioned that tho Chinese had won the shield soven times altogether and had now won it outright. For a long time the League hnd been unable to discover the donors of the shield but after a long search they were able to es- tablish that Dr. Forsyth, a great sup- porter of tennis, was the donor of the Shield, but they had been unable to ascertain what the conditions wore,
As the C.R.C. had won the Shield more times than any other Club, the League and pleasure in handing the Shield over to the safe keeping of the Club. (Applauso),
Proceeding. Mr. Hancock said that the Lengue worried for a time about a new Shield for the second division, but they were not kept worrying for long, as a new Shield was presented by Mr. Lo Chung-shiu, another ar- dent supporter af tennis. He was sure that they were all grateful to Mr. Lo for his generosity. (Ap. plauso)..
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Continuing Mr. Hancock said that he would like to take the opportunity to extend a very hearty yote of thanks
to the Chinese Recreation Club for their kindness and genuresity to the the visitors that afternoon, The "AL Home" hnd become an annual event of af many years standing and those of the guests who had had the pleasure of having been invited to the Club on previous occasions left with tha great joy that gatherings of that kind did more to dishund misunderstand- ings or prejudices and were to be thoroughly encouraged.
Your Excellency, Mr. Southorn, Mr. Hancock, Ladies and Gentlemen. It is my privilege again this year to extend to, you, on behalf of the C.R.C., a very cordial welcome. has always been, und 1
in sure it will always be, the policy of our 'Mrs. Southern's Thanks, Committees to make our annunt "AL flome" occasioris when our members Southern thanked the chairman, for After giving away the prizes. Mrs. CAR meet their foreign friends on a
his welcome and the kind words he healthy companionship ahad said about her. She also thanked day of in this sect, your presence toulay
Mr. Ng Sze-kwong for the reference is the more welcame,
to the M. C. 1, and hoped that the Wauld help to make the forthcoming fete as big a success as it was last year.
We are exceedingly honoured in having with us, Is Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, presence to-day is indeed en- WhoRd couraging, Our welcome is extended to one who is not only real of the Government, but also interested in sports for the good of the community, (Applause)
To Mrs. Southern, tog, we feel most grateful for coming here, and for having so kaily consented Lo
lis- tribute the prizes, Mes, Southern 1
Bure, beda no introduction
Cricket Senson. ·
Continuing My Southorn said that she and her husband had looked upon Saturday's fuprlof het one of the most successful thes had attended and she expressed the hope that the might go again in future, though per haps in hambler' capcity,
His Excellency the Officer Adminis ring the Government on being called upon to say a few words, said that hhad been taken by su prise and he had protested, te un avail, that his wife was quite capable of taking care of berself and could sprak for them both.
0. A. G.' Remarks,
Shae
her trivasi Lee the Colony three|| years ago, she has endeared herself to the public, by reason of her active. assoriation with various social and charitable organisations. Itu aureus of the M.C., brezar last year hore ample testimony to her untiring ef forts which resulted in a record col-
Mr. Southern said he would re-echo Iretion for local and other charities,
both Mr. Ng and Mr. Hancock in I would take this opportunity to wish
their reference to the "get together" her mad the MG,12 bazuar, which is ropiing all again very soon, even bet-like it whether fostered on the ten- spirit and say that there was nothing ter saccess this your. (Applause).
nis court,
the cricket fold or na in-hit case latterly, on the bowling green." It also helped them when they met Before we proceed with the dis-outside on business, to repognise cach tribution of prizes, would like to ather and share whatever difficulties ravlew, very briefly, our sports activi- which might be before them with ties for the past year. In the that same frieally understanding as Cricket League Înst seison, we were in sport. seventh out of the teams competing, a position which could be consider ed as fairly satisfactory, in view of the fact that, for several years pre- vious to this, we had to fight very hard sa avoid being presented with the wooden spoon. Although our formances in the Cricket Lengue have never been very encouraging, rel we cherish a very strong desire to keep up this game as long as we exist, and to take the lessons of cricket wither regard to discipline and esprit de corps as guiding principles in our sports activities.
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In conclusion,, Mr. Southern aald that they were all indebted to the C.R.C., for the opportunity to meet
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The annual athletic mesting of the South China Athletic Assoc'ation wha held at Caroline Mill yesterday after noon. The prizes were distributed by Mrs. Kotewall, the wife of the lon. Dr. R. H. Kotowall, while Mr. Il Yau-taun, chairman of the Associà- tion made a few fitting remarks about the occasion.
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BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:- year. Their victory against the Bombay Nagmaak! strong Indian R. C. team augurs Canon well for their future matches.phong Their baismen were in form, Robe 100 Metres Dash-1, Rong Shiu-eapecially E. F. Fincher, who has Kowloon leung: 2, Mak Kwok-chun; 9, ip Pak- been prominent with the bat this season. He made nearly half of wa Time: 11. 3/5 secs.
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. The results were:
100 Metres Students Raco (Open to S. C. A. A. Schools)-1, Lam King- Inl; 2, Fok Man-kit: 3. Lul Tam-yau.. 110 Metres High Hurdles-1, Lee Fuk-san; 2, Lau Kau; 3, Wong Shis- loung. Time: 10 secs.
100 Metres Flat Bace (Oren to S. C. A, A. Boy Scouts)-(A) Shiu Kwok-sul; 2, Kwok Wai-cho; 8, Luk Tat-hang. Time: 15% seca. (B), 1, Pun Kai-cheung: 2, Leung Kau-ho; 3, Lam Cho-lilin. Time: 17 secs.
800 Metres Race-1, Cheng Lui- mui; 2. Leung Mo-yeung; 3. Leung Yin-chau. Time: 2 mins. 23 neck,
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Discus Throwing.-1, Ng Sau-yan; Leung Mo-yeung; 3, Ho Shiu-shu. Distantes Members' Handicap),
Tam Ping; 2, Tin Yuk-on; 3, Chan Tak-chtu.
100 Metres Handleap (for students of 5. C. A. A. Schools)-1, Tsang Ah-chou; 2, Lam King-lait 3, Ilan Ching-to
200 Metres Dash.-1, Mak Kwok- chau; 2. Ip Pak-wa; 3, Wong Shiu- leung. Time: 20 seen.
800 Metres Relay Race (Open to Roy Scouts).1, 14th Troop; 2, 15th Troop;
8th Troop. Time: 1 min. 43
High Jump-1, Cheng Wing-yau; feet 2, Leung Yu-tsof; 3, Lau Mau. Height:
Reen.
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100 Metres Veterans' Race (nge 35 years and over)-1, Hung Yan-chau; 2, Chau Tak-chiu; 3, Mak Cheuk-vu.
There was only one other League match or Saturday, this being be- tween the Indian R. C. second oleven and the Pollee R. C, the Sockumpoo. team scoring their second successive victory.
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DIVISION I
Kowloon Trounce Indian R.C. By Six Wickets.
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The Brst League match of tho Senior Division was that between the Kowloon Cricket Club and the Indian as follows: | R.C., played on the Peninsula, the
horne team winning by six wickets,
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Indians, who Bury. would have given Cardin A pour account of themselves. As it Leeds was they could only manage to collect | Leicester 128 ruus, of which Rumjahn scored
Liverpool 47 and Madar, 46, Goodwin was not Manchester U. bowling very well at the beginning Newcastle but after a rest he wept on again and Sheffield U. took five wickets in his last three West Ham overs, returning an analysis of five runs per wicket Ross captured four for 32 rund.
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Brace and Ramsny opened the Middlesbro' Kowloon innings but it was not till Alwall 400. Metres Run-1, Mak Kwok-E. F. Fincher went to the wickets that Natts. C. shoung. Time: 58. 3/5 sees. chun; 2, 1p Pak-wa; 3 Tang Yan-things began to brighten up. Ramsay Didham
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Putting the Shot (12 pounds). Ng Sau-yan; 2, Sung Iu-tak: 3, ri Puk-san. Distance 10.30 metres,
200 Metres Low Hurdles,-1, N Puk-san: 2. Lenar Wing-chiu
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After knocking up 148 runa I was announced in New York a few days ago that 15 of the largest five wickets declared and then dis- oll companies were forming an as- missing three of their opponents for one run, the Hongkong University The tennis matches played resulted sociation to effect economies in the had to be content with a draw against export trade. Then it was an Craigengewer оп the Pokfulam nounced that the Anglo-Persian ground. F. Zimmern (42 not out) | day night when Mias Wong Sul-lan of and Asiatic Petroleum Companies and C. W. Lam (40 not out) made the Chung-shen Athletic Association company to declaration possible for the cham beat Miss Wong Yuen-Jen, of the had formed a new
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Results of Matches.
What we could not da in cricket, | Mr. Hancock. however, managed in the Tennis Lengue. We have won all the three divisions for the third timo itaue- cession. All the pairs in the teams did exceptionally well, and the Lo brothers went through all their matches with not a single defeat, (Applause).
Inadequate Grounds, At present, In view of the inade. quacy of space, we have to confine ourselves to only cricket and tennis, and to limit our membership to the facilities available, but it is my ear- neet
hope that the day will soon come when we shall be able to extend our activities to meet the needs of a greater percentage of our business community, so that, through them, and the medium of sports, we shall be in a better. position to do our bit to support Sir Cecil Clementla "get together" movement, as I am one of the very strong believers that the sports clubs of the Colony, both Chinese and foreign, are capable of doing much moro in this direction and
as follow:
"A" Division.
Dr. Tottenham and J. S. McEachran (Rest) lost to Ng Sze-kwong and C. Choa, 3-8; lost to K. L. Ho and T. C. Xu, 6.0,
8. A. and H. D. Rumjahn (st), beat 31, K. and M. W. Lo, G-6; beat Ng Sze-kwong and C Choa, 8-1; beat K. L. Ho and T. C. Ia, G-0.
S. E. Green and J.-C. Laurie (Rest) lost to M, K. and M. W. Lo, 5-6; lost to Nr. Szo-kwong and C. Choa; 1-7.
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Á, Nowers and R. M. Henderson (Host), lost to Lau Man-ching and Ng Kam-chuen, 4-7; beat H, Lo and W. Hung, 0-5; lost to Kwok Po-kan and Ma Wan-but, 2-9,
Lim, Kitchell and Zimmern wero all It is now rumoured in New York dismissed by the University bowlers for only one run, while Oliver was that a merger is being prepared sent back to the pavilion with only between the International Nickel 14 on the board. Omar, the captain Company of New York and the of the Valley team, made a stand, and Mond Nickel Company, two of the Craigengower scored 116 for soven argest in the world also that a wickets, Omar's contribution being 70 gigantic concern to be known as not out.
the Transport and Industrial A. T. Les took three wickets for Enterprises Trust has been found- | 20 runs.
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to better advantage than other agen. 5-6; lost to: Kwok.. Po-kan and Mac Division-Captain Cheung 'Chi-178 runs, of which G, Noronha mado | military players Leppard made 27 anda | #maris `rental "at" from $8, TO HER. THE
elos. (Applause).
Mr. Ni Sze-kwong then asked Mr. Hancock to say a few words. ··
Mr. Hancock's Remarks,
H
Wan-but,
t, 2-9,
T. Isomera and M. Kitajima (Bost) lost to Lau Man-ching and Ng Kam- chuon, 4.7; lost to H. Lo and W. Hung. 3-8; lost to Kwak Po-kan and Ma Wan-but, 3-8.
and Ip Kau, 6-0.
con- (Rent) beat Chaw
wing.
Championship Doubles Winners→→→→
Civil Service v. Kowloon, These two second strings met on
Ng Sze-kwong and Ng Sze-cheungi the Civil Servico ground, the match 108 for three wickets. Green made. Runners-up-Lau Fuk-ki and Cheung ending in a victory for the home team, 100 and Walker 50, Wing-kue.
Hongkong Electrle ▾ D. I B. Handicap Singles "A"-Winner The visitors were dismissed for 95 Lau Fuk-ki; Runner-up-Chan Hip-runs; Smith scoring 27 and Mackay,
At King's Park, the Diocesan Boys' 22, while the home team made 113 Handicap Singles "B"-Winner (Kelly 45). The bowling honoura for School defeated the Hengkong Flor
Kwok-ming.
Wo.
•
declared their lanings closed with a tolat of 179 runs for four wickets. Anderson was top scorer with 71 not
Chiat Manager,
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Mr. Hancock said that before ask- ing Mra. Southern to distribute the
"C" Division, Shields of the three divisions of the. Lawn Tennis League, he wished to C. Barretto and II. A. Barros (Nesi) take the opportunity of congratulat-lost to Cheung Chi-wing and Chan which Wah-po, 4-7; lost to Chin Taun-chin ing the C.R.C., on the recording all And Lay Man-kwong, 7-4; lost to they had The three troubins for three yours Choy kina and II. A. North, Ng Shau-kwan; Hunner-up-Wong both teams were fairly evenly divided. tric by noarly 100 runs, The School | in subversion. (A)
II. (Applause). "It seems to be rustollisht ro.
Chi-wing
Craigengower v. University, Chating
Handicap Doubles Winners Lau tinued the speaker," to
Chan Wah-po, 6-5; lost to Chin Taun-Fuk-ki and Cheung Wing-kue; Run- cords in various forms
rms of apart, as chin and Lau Man-kwong, 3-8; Jost nors-up'so Chung-yan and Ng division journeyed to Craigengower out
Last year's champions of the second you have scon in Amsterdam and at to Choy Ping-fan
and Ip Kau, 6-0 Shau-kwan
The hosts were all dismissed for 08 home in the cricket field, and it is C. C, Ma and A.
and narrowly escaped defeat, winning White (Best) beat
Club'e Modals to "C-2" Team in by the smallest margin. very fiting that here in Hongkong we Cheung Cht-wing and Chan Wah-po, the Tennis League Captain; Lau players, who are new comers to the
The home runs, of which Danber made 29. should have our records as well. B-5, lost to Chin Tsun-chin and Lau The Chinese R.C., by winning the Man-kwong, 6-5; lost to Choy Ping.
Ting-wal.
League, gave threa Divisions in three years in fan and Ip Kaul, 3-8.
Cricket: Best Batting Averago-- 1 dismissed, the. Ving display and eleven for 110
On the Indian R. C, ground yesterlo succession, have established a record
TE. Yeoh: Best Hawling Average runs. Barma was top scorer with 26. W. day, the home team entertained the Hung
Wai-chlu vary hard to beat."
Way was the most destructive bowler, Hongkong Volunteers and won by Spoons were also given to the mem-taking seven wickets for 82 runs, 119 runs. For the home team Madar in Mr. Hancock con
The following is the list of prizes: bers of the "Rest" teams taking part The Craigengower fielding was keen, scored a brilliant century and was Hongkong Tennis League Shield in the afternoon's matches. These no less than eight catches being taken, undefeated when the innings Was Fixed Depoleonora "A" Division-Captain M. K. Lo. were received by the Captains of the The Happy Valley players were not declared closed with the score stand- rostas, transnetadiertja
Hongkorig Tennis League Shield-three teams: 8. E. Green ("A" very consistent in their batting, but ing at 194 for four wickets,
made team); R. M. Henderson" ("B" team); | managed to reach within one Tun of Volunteers only veterans of the game such players "B" Division-Captain C. Chos.
Hongkong Tennis League Shield-- and LA. C. II. Atkins (“C” team), 'their opponents' total when the last Scores:
the
Chinese on their success and refer-
ring to the First Division Bald that the club was fortunate in being.able
to call upon the services, of many
as the Lo brothers and Ng Sze
Prize Liet.
A
Yesterday's Game,
The
76 runs,
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