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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, · 1932.
K.C.C. TENNIS FINALS
FULL WEEK.END OF MATCHES
A TRIUMPH OF ORGANISATION
Given fine weather, the Kowloon Cricket Club tennis tournament, which has been no efficiently or- ganised during the past fortnight, will, this week-end, come to a con- clusion. -
This afternoon, the most im- portant finals-those of the senior and junior championships and the ladies championship-will be played off, and to-morrow will be devoted to the last stage of the handicap events together with the final of the consolation event.
This is probably the first time lu the history of local tennis, that a tournament of the magnitude of the K.C.C. event, has been completed within a fortnight, and the achieve- ment reflects the highest possible credit on Mr. D. S. Green and his. committee assistants, as well as the competitora for their co-operation. i
It demonstrates quite clearly that given the proper organisation. tennis tournaments need never ex tend over months as is usually the case in Hongkong, and it is to be hoped that from this example, the Hongkong Championships learn a useful lesson.
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The week-end programme is ap-) pendel,
Mixed Doubles. (semi-finals)
MAMAK HOCKEY SHIELD COMMITTEE SUTCLIFFE
Picture shows members of the committee of the Mamak Hackey Tournament, the loading competitive event in local hockey which shortly enters upon its second season. Standingy, Wong Sittingim left to right are:---
R. C. Reed, A. Brokenshire, C. Gough and R. E. V. Marshall (Hon. Sec.), O, England White (Chairman) and A W. Kirion-Vaughan.
U.S. Boxers Win in Japan
Kumagai Dislocates Right Arm
Fighting before a capaelty crowd
of fht fans that packed
the
the
BADMINTON DISPLAY
& WYATT
WIND UP SEASON BRILLIANTLY
M.C.C. TOURISTS. BEAT THE "REST"
INDIANS DRAW
London, Spet. D. Opposed to Leveson-Gower's team at Scarborough, the All- Indian representatives brought their tour to a close, and with the meeting of the M.C.C. Australian tourists and the Rest of England at Folkestone, there.now remains only the champion county versus the Rest to ring down the curtaing, on the English cricket season of 1932.
The M.C.C. representatives de- feated the Rest of England by 241, the match being featured by the, brilliance of RES. Wyatt, "who scored 81 in the tourists' first in-
BIG TAIKOO CROWD Inings of 213 and 171 not out in
ENTERTAINED
DOUBLES-AND SINGLES
the return visit, when the im- posing score of 401 for 6 doclar- ed was made. In compiling this hours innings, Wyatt took four and hit 19 boundaries.
Owing to a mutillation in the cable, it is not possible to give
Judging by the attendance and the details of the England scores, spacious Tokyo amphi-theatre to the interest displayed in the de-ut it is known that Frank Wool-
Lwa rafters, the American monstrations at Taikoo last nightley rattled up 75.
SUTCLIFFE 106, E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel negro pugilists came out access- it will not be very long before bad- of beat G. A. White and Miss Griffiths fully in their first appearances.ininton is established as one
The Indians drew their final 6-1, 6-4.
both winning Their bouts by the premier pastimes in Hengkong.
Leveson- E. F. Fincher and Mrs. McTavish technieni knockouts.
The Taikoo Recreation Club was match of the tour.
Gower's team scored freely in bent A. E, P. Guest and Mrs. McCaw
The featured eight round main filled to capacity for the exhibition their initial visit to the crease and 6-1, 7-5.
attraction between Johnny Kid doubles given by Messrs. W. 0. Crismas of the
6-3.
Consolation Event.
C. J. Tacchi and Mrs. Old bent R. Buchanan and Mrs. Way 7-9, 6-4, W. Ohl and Mrs. Blandford beat F. Goodwin, and F. E. Skinner, w.o.
W. W. Hirst and F. S. W. Smith
W.0.
To-day's Programme
Senior Championship.
E. C. Fincher v. A. E. P. Guest
Junior Championship.
P. O: Dunne v. G..A. White.
Handicap Singles "A." (semi-final)
W. C. Hung v. G. C. Burnett.
Consolation Event.
West Indies and
flazell. A. E. the decinration was made ap 305
iro Kumagai, Japanese wolter-Williams, D. H. weight, ended in the seventh round Collins and S. A. Gray, and the for 5, Sutcliffe helping himself (105) and his colleague Loyland were greeted with rounds of up assisting with 70. when Kumagai dislocated his right sharp and well contested rallies to another three figure innings arm to such an extent that he was plause, unable to protect himself from the barrage
blows
The splendid Talkun court pro-
the
de-
played,
The Indians responded wek, đư were in arrears on the first in- nings, their total reaching 280. Amar Singh wound up a brilliant tour by scoring 107, whilst V.W.C. Jupp captured 5 for 86.
The match dragged out to a low finish with the home team hitting
visit.--Router.
P 99 without loss in the return
Though the KOWLOÓN GOLF CLUB.
settled
SATISFACTORY POSITION
A
AT ANNUAL MEETING
satisfactory financial position
ship of Mr. J. H. Hunt.
of devastating which the dusky scrapper rained vided a admirable arena. for
contests, and there is small doubt on him. Referee Ogino wisely
that with such facilities the game halted the bout and declared Crismas the winner. Kumagai, itt North Point will quickly seems, hurt his right arm ladly in velop.
In addition to a doubles match the end of the sixth round. The encounter was a close affair from between Williams anal Gray oppos- the opening Kong until the fataled to Collins and Hazell, which the latter won by the odd game in three, seventh.
Kumagal opened the first round two singles games were R. B. Hambly and Mrs. F. S. W. with his usual rushes and landed Williams beating Collins and Hazell Smith v. A. Philippens and Mrs. a shower of blows that had the overcoming Gray. White: J. S. Smith and Miss S. Dalziel v. A. E. Collins and Mr.gro on the defensive and puzzled, players had never before played in
but Kumngal's punches lacked partnership, they quickly
occasional Hambly; A. II. Dinnen and M. Rakusen v. F. Kengelbacker and Mis steam. In the next canto, the negra down, and despite an Kacker.
serapper fought aggressively, and misunderstanding in tactics, gave delivered one-two punches to an interesting display, punctuated
was disclosed to members at the League Tennis
Kumagai's head und jaw. Kumagai, by some especially exciting rallies
eighth annual general meeting of the refresh-Kowloon Golf Club, hold last evening In an interesting B. League game in this round, failed to make any and recoveries.
After the badminton between South Ching Athletic impression. Crismas waded into Association and Craigengower Kumagai and advanced by deliver-ments and dancing were enjoyed, at the Y.M.C.A. under the chairman- The Hon. Secretary (Mr. E. R Cricket Club at King's Park yestering right hand smashes, but Kuma- whilst a collection was taken on day afternoon the contestants obtain ed 3% sets each, the remaining two gal drove the negro scrapper to the behalf of the Ministering Children Price) having read the notice con- vening the meeting, the Chairman sets were unfinished oving to failing ropes to throw wicked punches to League.
the waistline. Crismas came out The arrangements for the even said:
Gentlemen-The annual report and light
ing were in the capable hands of The match is to be re-played at unmolested.
Crismas was coming along better Mr. Russell (Hon. Secretary) and statement of accounts have been cir- com-culated to the members so I will now King's Park to-day at 4 p.m.
We Yesterday's results were
as the fight progressed and fought the Taikoo Recreation Culi
have had a most satisfactory year J. W. Leonard and G. Lai beat Ho craftily in the fourth. roand. In mittec, and they left nothing to be formally move their adoption.
in every respect, the outstanding and Luk 6-1; lost to Leo and Lee the fifth, Criamas centred on one-desired.
feature,
of course, being the opening 2-6; unfinished against Chan and Luk two punches to the body and jaw
of the new Club House by H. E 4-5
Major Gen. J. W. Sandilands. W. J. Howard and Y. Hachuima
Kumagai went back to his corner should, again, like to thank H. E beat Ho and Luk 6-4; drew with Chan and Luk 6-6; unfinished Lee and Lee session of the argument, Kumagai with a sprained hand, judging by for his interest in the Club and for 4-3.
was clipped flush on the point of his peculiar movements. As soon the gift of his photograph which or the chin with a devastating right as the seventh opened, Crismas was cuples an honoured place in the Club hand smash that floored him for on his man, delivering devastating House. We are also grateful to the no count. Kumagai himself was lefts to the body and smashing Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton for bir surprised when he tasted Crismas's rights to the jaw that had Kumagal gift of a clock and our thanks arð duo to all who have in many way hitting power.
defenceless. Kumagai's fighting Apirit and stamina faded, and the helped in matters connected with the The Committee was grati CRISMAS WILLING.
Japanese murmured something to fled in receiving the sum of $27
not who did Ogino, The sixth round found the Am-Referee
(Continued on Page 7.) crican scrapper fighting with will-hesitate in stopping the fight. ingness, speed and genuine box-This was Kumagai's first défent on ing ability, which had the crowd ja technical knockout.
The other eight round bout In a friendly hockey match be-going wild. All the Japanese could tween the Radio Sports Club and do was to drive him to the ropes between Sydney Brent of Seattle H.M.S. Phoenix yesterday afternoon to rain harmless blows to the and Yasuo Taga of the Imperial en the Caroline Hill Ground, the
E. Zimmern and R. Choa lost to Chan and Luk 3-8; lost to Lee and Loe 2-6; beat Ho and Luk 6-4.
FRIENDLY HOCKEY
RADIO SPORTS CLUB BEAT H.M.S. PHOENIX
that caught Kumagai when he waded into him. During the closing
Radio Sports won eight goals to nil negro's waistline, of which Cris-Boxing Club came to a halt in the The Radio men combined well, espeel.mns took no notice and came out fourth canto when the attending ally G. Singh and K. Singh who smiling to offer a two-fated attack physician néked that the fight be scored three goals each, the remain-which finally shattered Kumagai's stopped due to Taga's left eye be-
(Continued on Page 7.) ing two were netted by Awtar Singh. defensive and had him worried,
CHAMPION LAWN BOWLER OF HONGKONG
owle-championship last Thursday when he beat H. Nish im he wood, whilst another scane is that of the with comforts Photo by MIT
building.
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THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB. FOURTH EXTRA RACE MEETIN
Sunday, 11th September, 1932, First Saddling Bell at 200 pu First Race at 2.30 p.m. ADMISSION :-------
To Members' Enclosure $2. To Public Enclosure 40 Cts. Members MUST, show shel Badges to gain admittance. Ladie are cordially invited to attend th RACES WITHOUT CHARGE.
NO LADIES BADGES will b isaucd.
Tins, Teas and Refreshment will be obtainable at the Rad Course at reasonable prices.
NOTICE.
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