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TELEGRAPH,
BUT LOSE MATCH TO CIVIL SERVICE.
MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1931.
'DIVISION II.
Bowling Green Heading For
The Honours,
The Kowloon Bowling Greon went another step towards winning the longue, when they defeated the Recreio The Kowloon Cricket Club have in overwhelming fashion, registering won the Lawn Bowls Champion-3 shots more than their opponents ship, but they have to thank the Scoren: Taikoo Recreation Club for this. Bowling Green. Needing only a point to make V. Whit themselves absolutely safe from. G. Meyer further challonge, the K.C.C. on F. L. Rapaley Saturday falled to obtain
it. V. Pethorick losing to Civil Service.
•DIVISION L
Civil Service Spring A Surprise.
Visiting the Civil Service in their all Itaportant engagement, the Kowloon Cricket Club suffered a surprising de- Tent by 17 shots. Scores: Civil Service.
Kowloon CC.
Ir. Gittins F. Goodwin 13. Overy 22 7. Gibson1
1. Hampton
FC. S. Brat
G. E. Thompson
H. H. Roso W. 9. Drake
1. F. Stonehnun Logan
W. E. Bald A. Davidson
Club de Recreio.
E. L. Barros
J. M. Rosarlo
A. E. L. Alved
21 J. G. Ozorio
F. Xavier
3. M. M. Alves
J. J. Balt
21 F. Ribelro.
A. Xavier
J. Noronha
11. Rokario
02 F. Silva.
9
16
34
Cralgengower v. Taikoo Rt. C. Taikoo continue to remain on the heels of the Bowling Green, and defeating, Craigengower, retain a big 19 interest in the destination of the title
Scores;
| Cralgengawer.
F. Finner
S. Randlo
S. Alderman
A. H. Onwlek
J. J. Gregory
Jas. T. Dubbly
Talkoo R.C.
1. E. Longhotturn
C. 4. Tacchi
1. Holland
A. Hyde-Lay
S. Hope
·
20 J. Penser
W. Cunningham
*. C. Fincher
16 R. M. Korwn
20
J. Howe
K. Kharas
J. Watum
f. Hollldge
30 A. Silkstopo
72
17. A. Tratter
T. Whyle
F. K. Modi 553k Peori
T. Young
1 D. Munro
A. Q. Braw
F. June
W. Westlake
J. Deakin
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J. C. Lyul
19 G. Nisbet
W. White
P. Dixon
D. Speiro
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SHIPMENT FOR CANTON DIVERTED.
Shanghai. Aug. 23.
Five hundred enses of arms and ammunition, originally consignad to tho Cantonese Government, were sufzed late last night by an armoured launch of the National Government, as the B.s. Bona, a Rickmer Line steamer, attempted to land the cargo.
The National Government. It is believed, cabled the German au- thorities that if the noumunition were delivered to the Kwangtung forces German sḥipa would be boy- cotted in North China ports. Con- sequently, the steamer made no stop between Manila and Shanghai. -Our Own Correspondent,
Mr. Clien Studies Events.
Canton, Aug. 23. The agitation against Germany has gathering momentum, though not so serious
as generally be- loved. A meeting at the Pro- vincial Kuomintang yesterday resolution requesting adopted a
the National Government to sover aconomic relations with Germany. Mr. Eugene Chen is studying the matter and will deal with it ac- cordingly.
The resentment is more marked ngainst Chiang Kai-shek than 18 against Germany, as the former is
A quaristie of women divars giving an exhibition at the opening of the first anlt water pool in
G. Lang Taikoo R.C. Craigengower.
h, Hooper Craigengewer figured among the de- | W. Ward feated, when they were visitors to Tal-A. de Souza. kao, losing by a dozen shots. Scores:
Talkoo R.C.
D. Young J. Sloan IW. Weir
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tary advisers and poison gas ex- porta in order to carry on a war 22 with Canton by using weapons which are prohibited by intorno- 60tional treaties.
Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service, Visiting the Peninsula, the Civil Service were beaten by the Kowloon Cricket Club by seven shots. Scores:
Civil Service 18 Kowloon C.C.
14 D. Rumlahn 14
W. T. Brightman
A. E. Contes
E. of Arcuki
20 U. M. Omar
38
Recreio v. Kowloon B.G.C.
1.1
J. Chadwick
F. Harrison
T. W. Carr
V. Labrum
C. B. Raven J. S. Dinnen
J. W. Jack
F. Herridge =
-W. Hirst
46F. E. Skinner
A. C. Burford J. Robinson
The Club de Recreio, hosts to the Kowloon Bowling Green, proved just too good for their visitors, winning an Interesting match by rinc shots Scores:
Recreio. A. Gomes
R. Robarts
L. Souza
R. Luz
C. Basto
A. H Basto
C. E.Marquez L.. Gutierrez
Dr. R. Basto C. Lopes A. C. Ribeiro
Bowling Green.
S. Eccleshall
G. Sherriff
H. Nish
21 W. Russel!
G. Chambers
F. Forgusson T West 17 D. Warren
G. N. Mitchell
R. S. Nichol
E. W. Hogbln
G. G. Silva
26. L.. Guy
818-
15
242
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N. Rabbington J. Willmatt
I.. Lock
15 W. Bickford
P. Knight
C. F. Strange
1. R. Davies
2 W. Hollands
Fowler
it. Wooda
Massey
22 1. Strange
02
According to German circles in
до Germany longer Shameen, manufactures any arms and am- as munition factories in munition, that country-were all closed-down by virtue of the Treaty of Ver- anilles. However, it was admitted 24 that the Nanking Government ordered large consignment of arms and ammunition from a Ger- man firm which secured the goods from munition factories in Hun- gary, Czecho-Slovakia, and Aus- trin-Central. Prese.
16
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ILK. Electric v. Yacht Club. The Hongkong Yacht Club did well to visit the Electric R.C, and admini ater-defeat by 13 shots. Scores:
R.II.K.Y.C.
Electric R. C.
J. Sloan R. C. Padgott G. T. Padgett
J F. Lunny
A. P. Tarbuck
G. Thonipson S. Deacon
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J. H. Way
C. E. Gabagan
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A. Murdoch E. W. Carpenter 22 E. Kamany
A. Stevenson
J. Bentley
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Hon. Mr. Southern 14 A. Shields
E. B. Read
R. J. Vernall
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