ROBB WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
McKellar Defeated At Sixteenth
Two
CRAWFORD'S SUCCESS
Wins Final 'At Melbourne
Crawford, who beat Perry in the New South Wales championship final, boat Quish, who had eliminated Perry from the semi-final of the Victorian Championship, by scores of 6-2, 8-4,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17; 1984.
HOME RUGBY
ENGLISH & SCOTTISH-
TRIAL FIXTURES
London, Dec. 15. The English Selection Committee watched two teams in a trial maich at Falmouth Lo-day when the "Prob ables" and "Possibles" played a draw game of twelve points, each.
At Melrose, Scotland, the Scottish selectors studied the form of the country's leading players, ..team representing Scotland beating the "Rent" by 23 points to three.
The scores of the loading rugby results played throughout the coun- try to-day follow:
Probables
At Fanling yesterday, D. S.
Melbourne, Dec. 15. Robb boat A. McKellar in the final
recent conquerors of Fred of the Royal Hongkong Golf Porry, the Wimbledon, American and Club's Championship.
Australian lawn tennis Litle holder, Mckellar put up a good fight, but met. In the final of the championship was only once in the lead, and thoughford won
of Victoria to-day when Jack Craw later, on one occasion, he wiped out straight sets.
from Adrian Quist in Robb's advantage the latter WEB usually thend. Lending by three bolos at Tifin, Robb was flive up after the twelfth hole had been play ed in the afternoon, and though he lost the next two holes and nearly lost the fifteenth and sixteenth, he actually, won on the sixteenth green.
The day's proceedings started with a strike of practically all the caddier, who walked out, Alleging that A Chinese Detective,
Chun-chiu, entered the Third Round Glaucester who
of the Colony Mixed Doubles Tennis Guy's Hosp. vestigating a case of gambling, hau championship on Saturday when they brutally assaulted
one of their
Harlequins number. Ricksha coolies
defeated Mr. and Mrs, ilo-Ka-inu by
Headingley quisitioned for the big match and one 3 at the Chinese Recreation
Leicester or two other couples nine got caddies, Club. but the bulk of the players started off carrying their own about 11 o'clock, the trouble was over, Clubs. By
and cadillen wero back on duty.
in
were re-
The match Inoked all over at the fourteenth, where he was in the deep bunker on the left whilst Robb put his second, from the rough, just above the hole. McKellar however played a beauty into the green and sank a nasty curly putt to win in three,
At the Afteenth both were just short in two. Robb's chip was very weak, McKellar just missed his four and laid Robb a dend stymle. The latter attempted to loft it, pitched on McKellar's ball and trickled in, to be dormie three.
The and came at the sixteenth where McKellar's putt for a two was Just not firm enough and Robb, with A not too well hit put, trickled in to win by three up and two to play. THE SCORES
Robb:
5-4-0-4-4-4-3-4-8=41 5-4-4-4-4-6-5-5-3-42
83
McKellar: 5-4-4-5-5-6-3-1-7=42 6-6-4-5-4-5-6-6-4=44
ጹር
Robb:
5-5-3-5-4-4-3-5-5=39 -7-4-3-5--1-8-3 =31
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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
ALL LEADING CLUBS IN FIRST DIVISION SUCCESSFUL
'GLASGOW RANGERS FIRST DEFEAT
All the lending clubs in the First Division of the English Football Longue were successful In their engagements on Saturday,, and as a result there are few changes in the positions of the teame.
Sunderland won away to Ports. a mouth with the Arsenal trouncing
Leicester to the
of 8-0 at tune. Highbury,
The complete results were as
2 Derby
Saturday's Race Results
FAVOURITES WIN
THE CHAMPIONS
Below are the results of the final race meeting at Happy Valley on Saturday:
1-December Handicap. One Mile,
GLondon Scot,
11
10 Devonport
8
0 Coventry
3
under:
8 Card
11 Halifax
1
1
12 Bristol
FIRST DIVISION
B
London Welsh
8 Kowlyn
Arsenal
8 Leicester
0
24
Bath
я
Birmingham
undersfield
4
9
Oxford U.
10
Blackburn
6 483 Dynasty's King's Warden 151
Portsmouth
0
Leeds
3 Preston N.E
G
Liverpool
Watsoniana Newport Neath Swanaca
6
St. Bart's
5 Llanally
4 Aston Villa
I
2
24
Pontypridd
2 Sunderland ·
17
Cross Keys
0
Glasgow Acus. 10
-Ratner.
Stoke
West Brom
E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel Northampton by beating Paul Kong and M. 51. T. have qualified for the Second Round North of Ireland Cheung Woon-wal by 6-4, 6-2 at the Richmond Chinese Recreation Club."
McKellar:
22 Blackheath
70 for 14 Edinburgh Acan. 5
1-6-3-1-0-5-4-6-6=-(1 0-0--4-3-5-7
32
73 for 10
JASPER CLARK CUP
On Saturday, A. E. Lissaman and D. S. Robb, who had tied for the Jasper Clark Cup a few weeks ago, played off, by medal play, over the Old Courne. Lissaman won by one stroke and thus had his revenge for [his defeat by Robb in the Club cliam. pionship last week. The winner's Anni score was 77 and. Robb's 78, but the golf was not very impressive,
Owing to pressure on space, the full report of this match has been held over. It will be published to morrow,
ANOTHER WIN FOR CAMBRIDGE
CROSS-COUNTRY RACE
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11. Manchester C.
Middlesbrough l'ortsmouth Wednesday
4 Tottenhama
2 Chelsea
han
D Everton
1 Wolres
4 Grimsby
SECOND DIVISION
Blackpool Bradford Brentford
Bury
Fulham
Jull Newcastle Norwich
Notts. Forest Plymouth Went Ham
THIRD
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1 Manchester U.
Barnsley
1 Notts County
2 Port Vale
1 Bradford C.
4 Oldham
2 Burnley
2 Shefeld U.
3 Swansea
• Bolton
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Cambridge, Dec. 16. Cambridge University, which already won the soccer, rugger and Bournemouth squash rackels contests, completed a Bristol C. triumphant week to-day by winning Clapton 0. the cross-country event, chalking up Coventry the fifth consecutive victory against Exeter Oxford.
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