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YUGO-SLAV VISITOR
NOT WANTED. ··
AMERICA TO DEPORT M. AUGUST KOSUTICH,
L
of Yugo-Slavia, has been ordered to be deported.
Kosutich was invited to visit America to lecture against the present regime in Yugo-Slavia by a committee claiming to represent New York, Aug. 10. half a million Croats in the Uni- ted States, but the Yugo-Slav After a fortnight's detention at
Legation Ellis Island, M. August Kosutich, against the
made representations
proposed
tour. former Minister for Public Works | Reuter's American Service,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1930.
100 YARDS RECORD STILL STANDS.
JOHNSTONE FAILS TO MAKE
NEW: FIGURES.
CANADIAN SETS A SPRINT RECORD.
FURTHER LAURELS FOR PERCY WILLIAMS,
Toronto, Aug. 10.
LAWN BOWLS.
CRAIGENGOWER WIN OVER
CIVIL SERVICE, ^
0. B. Raven B. Petheram Overy
A. S. Gomes
La C. R-Souza'
disco.
A. E. Silkstone 16. R. F. Lus
Scores:
66
Police R.C..
W. S. Dall
18
66
The Craigengower C.C. more
Bowling Green v. Police. Swimming much below the form
than upheld the confidence of There was only a difference of 14 that has made him the Colony's crack,
their supporters when they easily shots in the match between the Kow- J. R. Johnstone failed to make a track championships, which this year
In the course of the Canadian beat the Civil Service C.C. in the loon Bowling Green and the Police, at impression on the 100 yards record are preliminary, to the British Empire first of the two important matches, Kowloon, the home team winning, of Hongkong in his attempt the
Games at Hamilton, an entrant hail winning comfortably on all rinks. VRC. night fete, on Saturday nighing from Vancouver, Percy Williams, R. W. Bradbury continued the Bowling Green From the moment he dived in the water it was obvions that he would the former winner of the hundred and good work he has been performing J. Melatish
two come within seconds of the Games, sprinted a hundred plc for the club this season by finish- G. 'Sherriff
metres in ing 16 shots up. jace. put up. Takahishl John-
by stone's rather erratic course mast of a second the world record. held by |10 3/10 seconds, beating by one tenti have robbed him of several seconds. Eddie Telan, of the United States, He clocked his first length is 12.1 whom he defeated-Reuter's Ameri: acc., 50 yards in 27 sec., the third length in 43 sex, and the full 100 can Service. yards in 61.2/5 sec..
not
54
Another attempted record that fail- ed was that of the V.R.C. to lower the 2.11 4/5 figures for a team of five men covering 50 yards, cach.
The
mon who swam were R. Amery, L Reza Pereira, E. Zimmern, W. Law. rence and S. V. Gittins and their time for the full distance was 218. Their
respective clockings were: Amery, 27 sec.; Roza Pereira, 28 2/6 sec.; Zimmern, 29 3-6; Lawrence, 20 rec.; Gittins, 27 sec.
Variety Programme.
The inclusion of a diving competi- tion, hurdles handicap, race for women and blindfold contests gave variety to the night's entertainment which was concluded by a water-polò game, the presentation of prizes und a dance.
Blindfold races never fail to raise la laugh and the 'women's event and the several heats and final of the men's contest proved the night's most popular itern.
Ed da Boza has dived better than be did in his exhibition but his is [always the spectacle of V.RG, night fetes. His flight from the top plat- form of the tower was a triumph and Its perfect timing spoke of the hours of practice that Ed da Roza puta in.
The challenge team race was de- clared off as neither Kowloon nor the Chinese appeared against the V.R.C., who attempted the bath record as a substitute.
The water-polo contest between residents of Hongkong and residents f Kowloon brought out the Colony's best players and a fast game ended with the scores three-two in favour of Kowloon.
A.
Besults.
Heat winners.-J.
Members handicap (50 yards): Victor (30 sec.); J. P. Xavier (30 1-5 sec.); A. Gosano (30 3/5 sec.); Ed da Roza (30 sec.);
J. Figuelredo (32 SÉC). Final. Gosane, 1; Xavier, 2. Time 29 sec.
Sealed diving, handicap: R. Silva Netto, 1; L. Roza Pereira and Ed da Roza, dead hent, 2.
hundred yards at the
YOUNG AMERICAN'S TENNIS VICTORY.
SYDNEY WOODS WINS IN FINAL
יי
DIVISION L Thirty Shots Victory for Craigengower CG
In the fint of their two postponed matches the Craigongower C.C. beat the Civil Service CC. at home by 30. shots. ScorÈNT Craigengower
Civil Service.
F. J. Neves O'Brien
Jas. T. Dobbie
La E. Longbottom
D. Ramjahn
G. C. Moss
9
|B. W. Bradbury 25 J. J. Gregory
E. Tuck
¿g › New York, Aug. 10, A. E. Coater The eighteen-year-old New Yorker, E. el Araulli Sydney Wood, defeated W. J. Allison U. M. Omar in the final of the Meadow Brooks W. T. Brightman Invitation Tournament in five sets, the W. Collins scores being 3-6, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. In C. S. Rosselet a previous round Wood beat George R. Basa Loft-Reuter's American Service.
SIR THOMAS LIPTON CONFIDENT.
HOPES TO BRING BACK AMERICA'S. CUP.
London, Aug. 10. Sir Thomas Lipton has left for America aboard the liner Leviathan.
He said he hoped to bring back the America's Cup, his prospects of suc
ass being better than they had ever been.--Reuter,
Hurdles handicap (50 yards): Hest! winners.-B. Silva Netto (32 sec.); E. U. S. Alves (33 sec.); H. M. Remedios (30 sec.); J. Neves (35 sec.). Final Alves, 1; Silva Netto, 2. Time 39 4/5 sec.
Women's handicap (50 yards): Miss E. Booth, 1; Miss P. Gittina, 2 Time 38 sec.
F. Jones
S. E. Alderman.......
A. H. Oswick,
20 A 0. Brawn
J. Orem
F. H. Holdman J. Hollidge
24 A. W. Grimmitt
69"
Kowloon Dock v. Taikoo R.C.
D. Muir
G. Alexander
I. Fender
A. M. Holland - 30 J. C. West V.H.W. Chittenden W. Glendenning
Ferguson
E. W. L. Hogbin L Gay
E. SNichel
T. S. West Ch H. M. McTavish 28
T. Farrell 2
72
McLeod Nolan
E. Post Hay
J. S. Riddell
W. McHardy G. Hargreaves
DIVISION II.
Civil Service Revenge Their Defeat by Bowling Green.
19
18
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.
LEITH AND EAST FIFE IN INITIAL APPEARANCE,
League football has started in Scotland and on Saturday there was a full programme of matches down for decision. Leith and East Fife are the new teams which were promoted at the end of the last season to displace Dundee
and St. Johnstone.
The
Rangers,
who, for the · past few have been unappro commenced their
Cette
3-1 victory against Cowdenbeath. programme རྗ He won by similar margin from Kilmarnock, while Motherwell took the points from East Fife. Hearts ur Prised their supportera by succumbing to Hamilton losing by four clear goals. Leith received Falkirk and did well take a point in their first match
Lengue in Scotland.
its
21 in the Premier
68
are given below: Airdrie
The full scores as cabled by Reuter
1 Queen's Park
Morton
Aye
Colde
The Kowloon Bowling Green and th
the Civil Service are again on level Leith
13 terms, the latter beating their rivals Motherwell
jat Happy Valley by 11 shots. Scores: Partick,
- Civil Service
Bowling Green
H. F. Stoneham
E. Kern
F. L. Rapley
29 G. E. Roylance 10
GJ. Chambers
G. J.
G. E. Thompson
17
E. L. Hollands
39 R. E. Wood
L. E. Luck
F.H.W. Haynes
L
R.
E
W.
Biege
Whant
A. K. Taylor
P. E. Knight.
D. W. Phillips
F. Willmott
W. E. Hale
A. W. E. David.
17
son
This retum match was played at Kowloon, the home team reversing the previous decision
by 25 shots. Scores:
Kowloon Dock
J. V. Ramsay W. Greig
J. McKelvie S. Gray- H, G. Cooper
Docherty
W. Hedley R. Lapsley C. Atkinson G. Mitchell F. C. Goodman F. Callen
Taikoo R.C.
-J. C. Chalmers
J. C. Polson
J. Russell
34. W. Wotherspoon 8
G. McLeod
..
J. Sloan, Jr.
T. Grimes
17
18 R. C. Wallace
J. B. Chapman J. Sloan, Sr.
N. Drummond
26 J. Ferguson
78
Kowloon CC. v. Recreio.
J. R. Archibald 20 W. S. Drake
R. R. Davies
W. E. Hollands
518
J. Shepherd
Yacht Club v. Craigengower.
St. Mirren
Talkoo R.C.
T. Stanton
W. Holl
D. Munro
R.K. Duncan
T. Swan
3 Kilmarnock
1 Rangers
Clyde
Hamilton
2 Falkirk 4 East Nies 2 Aberdeen 1. Hibernians
Kowloon CC.
* A. J, Kew
J. S. Dinner L. Jack
30 F. G. Herridge
W. Borrowman
W. Cunningham W. W. Hirst
18 S. Amery
J. P: Robinson
D. C. Walmsley, 25 V. C. Labrum
K. Mcintyre
W. Brown
21 G. H. Stewart
49
In the above match victory went to the Yacht Club on their own greens by eight shots. Scores: Yacht Club.
18
J. Bentley
-43
N. V. A. Croucher
E. B. Reed
A. Chapman
Ti
Craigengower.
D. K. Kharas
J. M. Ribeiro A. L. de Souss Zimmera Finner
28 E
W.
Ward
Abbas
N. Currie A tio of 66 ahots each was the S. Greenhill
L. result of the match between the P. W. Rameny Kowloon C.C. and the Club de Recreio A. Macfarlane 13 J. Cavanagh on the former's greens, Scores: E. S. Abraham W. McBride Kowloon C-C Recreio
Miss E. Booth. Time 19 1/5 sec.
Blindfold race, one length (women): E. C. Fincher
J. A. Howe W. Hyde Blindfold race, 50 yards (members): J, C. Lyal Heat wingers, S. V. Gittins (32 rec.): H. Gittina J. Neves (44 sec.); G. A. Ribeiro (42 C. J. Tacchi soc.); F. M. da Silva (42 sec.). Final. A. Hyde-Lay -da Silva (32 sec.).
J. Fraser
E. L. Barros
..
F. X. Soares --
L. A. Gutierrez
22 C. E. Marques, 18
C. H. Basto
H. A. Alves
A. Murdoch
Summons
E. W. Carpenter P. A. Dixon
A. L. Shielda, 28.J. Carr.
$2
14
C. G. Harrison
Simpson
T. W. Carr
H. McKechnie 28 L. J. Blackburn 10
83
Recreio v. Hongkong Electric.
81
There was another huge difference between the Recreio and Hongkong Electric at King's Park, the visitors losing by 40 shots. Scares:
Recreio.
F. V. Elbeiro
J. M. Rosario
E. M. Remedios
F. X. Silva
26 R A. C. Basto
H. Rosario
J. C. Ozorio
14 A. H. Basto
54 M. Baptista... A. BETTOS
Taikoo v. Kowloon CC.- The junior combination of the Taikoo R.C, overwhelmed the Kowloon 16 | C.C. at:Taikoo by 52 shots, Scores:
P. A. Ivanovitch
28 A. Ribeiro
R. Robarts
A.E. S. Alves
H.K. Electric.
A. Tarbuck
G. T. Padgett
HL Hatch
25 A. F. Paul
W. Stoker
"T. P. Saunderson
S. J. Clarko
27 W.-H. 3. Mus-
kett
V. G. Kerley E. Thompson
L de Rome
21 F.F. Duckworth 10
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