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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933.
TO-DAY'S LEAGUE HARRY HAMPTON
TENNIS TIES
S. CHINA "A"
VISIT K.C.C.
CERTAIN WINS FOR C.R.C.
ANOTHER NEW K.C.C. PAIR
The K.C.C., who if weather permits of play, will attempt to lower the colours of the South China first string in the "A" Division of the Tennis League this afternoon, have introduced J. Rodger and C. 1. Stapleton as a third pair.
This is the first time the two have played together in senior tennis.
The K.C.C. are at home and this may, offer them some slight ad- vantage, but it is doubtful whether it will be sufficient to help them defeat the powerful Chinese six.
The Hongkong Cricket Club are, making one change in the team which lost to South China last Wednesday, Hazell, re- covered from his bout of in- fluenza, returns to take the place
of R. H. Wild.
He will partner C. A. Wright. and with this strong combination. the Club are certain of winning against the University.
The two C.R.C. teams are op- posed to Cralgengower and the Recreio, and Success for the Causeway Bay club in both in- stances seems assured.
TEAMS.
Here are some of the teams:
H.K.C.C.-L. Goldman and A. L. Sullivan, D. H. Hazell and C. A. Wright, G. W. Sewall and H. Owen Hughes.
C.R.C. "A"-M. K.. and M. W. Lo, Tsui Wai-pui ond Ho Ka-lau, Iu Tak-chouk and W. C. Hung,
O.R.C. "B"Chiu Chun-chiu and Ng Kom-chuen, Ng Sze-kwong and Iu Tak-lam, H. S. Kwok and Leung Sal-wah,
University-H. N. Lee and Y. K. Ng, M. C. Hung and K. M. Lo, H. Mahan Singh and A. Salvoy.
Recrolo:-F. J. Remedios and H. A. Barros, A. V. Remedios and L. A. Ribeiro, C. A. Barretto and G. A. Noronha,
S.C.A.A. "A"-Luk Ding-cheung and Lee Wai-tsol, Ho Wal-hing and Lee Woon-taol, Wong Shiu-wing and Luk Chup-choong.
K.C.C.-E. C. and E. F. Fincher, A. E. P. Guest and W. Hyde, J. Rodgers and C. I. Stapleton.
PROGRAMME.
C.R.C. “A” Y C.C.C.
Recreio
H.K.C.C.
LR.C..
K.C.C.
Το
at Causeway Bay.
▼ C.R.C. "B"
at King's Park.
v University
at H.K.C.C.
v S.C.A.A. "B"
at Sockunpoo.
▾ B.C.A.A. "A" at K. C. C.
CORRESPONDENCE
TENNIS LEAGUE MATCH INCIDENT
The Editor.
The "Hong Kong Telegraph."
A NEAR THING-The shot was just missed when this picture was taken during the bowls match be tween India and Wales in the in- ternational Shield at the K.C.C. yesterday. (Photo King's Studios).
BOWLS SURPRISE
RECREIO LOSE TO THE K.C.C.
K.B.C.C.
AGAIN
ON TOP
The Kowloon Cricket Club provided a first class sensation among the bowling fraternity on Saturday when they visited the Club de Recreio in the first division of the lawn bowls league and won by 32 shots.
Occupying the bottom rung of tht league ladder, the K.C.C. appeared to have no chances of winning against the powerful Portugese team in running for the championship. But the Cricket; Club players gave their best dis- play of the season every man play-f ing his part in the achievement.
The defeat seriously jeopardised the Recreio's leadership prospects, and the Bowling Green, as a result of their win against the Police,; and Craigengower, who have a game in hand, are now well en- trenched at the top of the table.
The Bowling Green have again caught up Craigengower in the) second division thanks to a win: (Continued on Page 9:)
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
New List of Third Round Ties
The following list of third round ties in the Open Singles Bowls championship has been issued by the Hon. Secretary of the Lawn Bowls Association,
MONDAY, JULY 24,
B. W. Bradbury vA. R. Whibley II. Nish
v. J. V. Ramsay (Recreio Green)
TUESDAY, JULY 25.
R. F. Luz R. Basa
v. F. Cullen V. E. G. Post (K.C.C. Green)
v. J. J. Bosto (K.B.G. Green)
THURSDAY, JULY 27.
A. E. Coates
v. A. E. Carey Craigengower 'Green).
Sir: In view of the wrong im-R. P. Phillips pression given to the sporting public by the articlo which appeared in your lasue of Friday, July 7th, I would like to advise the actual facts in our match against the Kowloon Cricket Club on the 6th- instant,
On the tenth game between Messrs. A. E. Collins and R. S. Capoll and
T. A. Leonard and M. A. Sousa match
SHUTE DEFEATS
CRAIG WOOD.:
ANNON
VISITORS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
MISS ROUND'S
EFFORT
Overseas players made a clean sweep of Wimbledon this year, not a single Eng- lish player figuring among the champions.
The only British success was Jack Crawford's annexation of the Men's Singles. Foreign competi- tors enrried off all the other .events.
Miss Dorothy Round played magnißcently against Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody, taking à set from the champion. But she could not stop the American winning the title for the sixth time, thus jequalling the record of Mlic.
Suzanne Lenglen.
British hopes were defeated in: the last round of both the Mixed Daubles and Women's Doubles. The former. title fell to the Ger man combination, Von Cramm and Fraulein Krahwinkel, whilst the Franeo-American pair, Aime. Mathieu and Mrs. Ryan won the Women's event.
The complete list of Anal re- sults follows:
MEN'S SINGLES.
WINNER.
J. Crawford (Australia)
RUNNER-UP.
H. Ellsworth Vines (U.S.) WOMEN'S SINGLES.
WINNER.
RUNNER-UP.
IN GOLF FINAL
TA
MEASURE-Meansuring for, sec- and woed on one of the rinks in the contests for the International Shield at the KC.C. on Sunday. (Photo: King's Studio).
SWIMMING GALAS
3 SUCCESSFUL EVENTS
Y.M.C.A., V.R.C.
•AND C.A.A.
Three aquatic galas attracted the attention of swimming en thusiasts on Saturday, and there were big attendances at the V.R.C., Y.M.C.A., Chinese Athletic Association baths.
and
All events produced some keen contests, the V.R.C. meeting being featured by a magnificent diving diaplay by Ed Roza, and the chief event at the YM.C.A. being a Hong race, won by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, who beat Jardine, Matheson's for first place. An open relay race was the main
Mrs Helen Wills-Moody (U.S.) item of interest at the C.A.A., and it was won by the Young Com- panions A.A., who beat the Chinese Civil Service Club and the V.R.C. The results of each gala follow:
Miss Dorothy Round (England) |
MEN'S DOUBLES.
WINNERS.
J. Borotra & J. Brugnon
(France)
RUNNERS-UP.
R. Nunoi & J. Satoh (Japan) WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
WINNERS.
Mme. Mathieu (France) & Miss Ryan (U.S.)
RUNNERS-UP.
Miss F. James & Miss Yorke
(England)
MIXED DOUBLES.
WINNERS.
Von Cramm & Fr. Krahwinkel”
(Germany)
RUNNERS-UP.
V. G. Kirby (S. Africa) & Miss M. Heeley (England)
RIFLE
SHOOTING.
Championship Event
Next Month.
V.R.C.
Boys' 100 Yards-
I H. Gutierrez
2. A. Allen
Time: 78 scce.
60 Yards "D" class. Handicap.
I. C. F. Rozarlo
(Continued on Page 9.)
GREAT FOAL STAKES.
Borrow
Wins From A Field Of Six.
London, July 8. Barrow at 7 to 2:wo the Great Foal Stakes at Lingfold day when he hent Bidou at 9 to 2 by a length in a field of six starters.
Carmen, at 3 to 1, and Anticeptic, at 0 to 1, dead-heated for third place, two lengths behind Bidou-Router.
BILLIARDS TOURNEY.
"A" Co. Lincolns Enter
Seini-Final.
"A" Company, Lincolns, entered the semi-final round of the Garrison Six-A-Side Billiards Championship at the Soldier's Club on Saturday night when they beat "A" Company, Borderers by the narrow margin of 7 points..
and during the service of Mr. Collins, Tenth Successive Winshoot will take place on the Club Club.
our pair changed places unconscious-
For America. ·
THE PRESIDENT'S CUP. "A" Company, Lincolns, will meet Headquarter Wing, Borderers, in the The Hongkong Rifle Club, monthly semi-final this evening at the Soldiers
Range at Kowloon Tong on Saturday:
Detailed scores: and Sunday, July 15 and 10 at 2.30 Lincolns pan, and 9.80 a.m. respectively.
Ash Maltby The following are the full details Bett In the competition for the President's Winfield Cup. (presented by Mr. B. Wyllo): Hackford
ly and when their attention was call. ed by Mr. Collins to that effect, Mr. Souza apologized and asked whether: they should chango places, but, Mr. Collins said it was not necessary.
THE BRITISH OPEN. When the twelfth game was going to commenco, and with Mr. Capeli
London, July 8. serving, our pair because of the ob In the replay for the British Open jection raised previously and in order Golf Championship, Densmoro Shuto A. Chappelle .77 18 to set things right, in accordanco defeated Craig Wood by five strokes, R. II. Wood- with Rule 84, reverted back to their over 80 holes.
12 Feb
*Mar.
MAN
original positions, at which time, Mr. Shute's victory marked the tenth. Kirk Collins again raised an objection and successive triumph of the Amorleans H. Nee as we are supported by Rule 84, our in this event, and replay was the first quard playors maintained their original tie registered in 21 years. It was 7. P. Bequiars TD # 78 positionay 1.0, Mr. Souza playing also at St. Andrew's that Wethered forehand and Mr. Leonard the back and Hutchinson tied in 1912. hand.
1. Tettler 48
08 91 89
H. C. Walzon 15
Craig Wood quite early hung a
Fired in Class B. tired in Cleat A.
Doughty
19
84* BIP 47
541
4
137
447
161
Borderers 150 Duncan 118 Williams
87 150
117 Evans:.
150
150 Jones
108
127 Conway
150
140 Vincent
802
150
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BEATS STEWART
IN SUMMER CUP AT K.G.C.
NOW MEETS A.T. BRAYLEY
Harry Hampton, Interport lawn bowler, entered the final of the Kowloon Golf Club Sum- mer Cup competition, when he defeated W. A. Stewart by 2 and 1.
Hampton played with a six,handi- cap and Stewart with seven., Both golf. Hampton went into an early indulged in sound and consistent load, which he succeeded in main- taining until the 15th, when he was dormy three. Stewart won the 16th, but the 17th was halved,
Hampton now meets A. T. Bray lay in the Anal which will be over 36 holes.
VALLEY GOLF
Fourth Round of Summer Contest
The following are the results of fourth round matches of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Bingles Summer tournament, played at Happy Valley yesterday.
R. K. Valentino beat R. H. G Ashby 2 and 11
son 6 and 5;
C. W. E. Bishop beat H. N. William-
L. B. Holmes beat N. K. Littlejohn two Moore beat C. Mycock one up;
C.
A. E. Clark beat G. T. May 8 and 2
COTTON'S VICTORY
Defeats Sarazen
At Leeds
At Leeds to-day Henry Cotton, the British star, beat Gone Sarazen) former US open champion in thirty- six holes, by four up and three to play,
Cotton was four up at the cightoonth and kept his lead the rest of the way.
Their scores were 07 and 71 res- pectively.-Reuter.
VALLEY GOLF
RESULTS OF THE FOURSOMES
WRIGHT & DYKES WIN FIRST CONTEST
results in the Happy Vality golf
The following are the latest. foursomes contests,
FIRST. FOURSOMES.
Final
W. A. Wright and J. S: Dykes boat A. E. Charman
and J. Shepherd 2 and 1.
SECOND FOURSOMES. First Round
W. J. Shenton and H. Mundy- beat C. Mycock and A. D. Hum- phreys 6 and 4.
beat A. W. Torrible and R. H, G. G. W. Tate and H. Woodward
Ashby, w.o...
C. W. Jeffries and W. J. S. Key beat W. Fooks and D. M.Goodall.
LA Goldman and A. Marfarlane bont S. S. Cook and L. J. Adams 5 and 8.
E. D. Matthews and J. D. Kin naird beat A Brooksbank and G. T. May 5 and 4.
A. C. Young and A. M, Charman beat Cdr. Eatley and H. Hampton 795 2 and 1;
C. Austin and A. W. Hodges boat- C. W. E. Bishop and J. McKnight 2 and 1;
THE HENLEY REGATTA c. Thwaites and E. M. Harton
22. Diamond Sculls Won by
This explanation is offered in a millstone round his neck by driving mitteo and for the purpose
- Moņibors are classified by the com-
of the
friendly spirit and without any ma into the Swilcan Burn, and had to shoots a percentage is added to the lico against the K.C.C. or any of its remove his shoes and stockings, in players, and were it not for the fact order to play himself out. that your Reporter made a wrong Shute confidently held his lend up report of the incident, nothing would to the end. The scores were!
| be said about it, as the K.C.C. play. | Shute,
ers and ourselves have considered the Incident as closed.
Yours etc.
4444
144 45 4 4 4 843
Wood
scores of members as follows:-
Class
Nit.
-5% -10%
Cambridge Man.
LONDON'S SUCCESS.
boat, J. Shepherd and N. Dru mond at 20th. N
F. A. R. Selby and C. Harropp boat A. V Baker and W. Edmonda 9 and '8.
A. G. Ursel and H. T. Brooks beat R. S. W. Paterson and A. W. Muir 6 and 5.
W. JAWaddington arid J. P. London, July 8 Davios bent F. M. Ellis and E. P. At Henley to-day, Askwith of Cant-White, wom bridge won the Diamond Sculls, beat A. W, Hayward and A. Marfar: ing another Cantabrian, Warren. by lane v A. McKellar and J.
The Hongkong 303" Rifle Cham- two-length ***
beating the Berliner)Raid
H: Bridley HY played.y
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