THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1988.
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FINAL OF DOUBLES
Draw Announced For U. S. R. C.
› Hardcourt Tennis Tourney
Dy "Abe"
Unless something untoward occurs, Tsui Wai-pui should meet New Queen's Hall Orch. either his brother, Taui Yun-pul, or S. A. Rumjahn in the final of the singles in the Hardcourt Tennis Championships organised by the United Services Recreation Club.
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The draw has been made and was released this morning. The matches will begin on Monday, August 20.
"Seeded" in the top half, the title- holder has several stiff hurdles to negotiate before he can get into the final. In the same bracket with him are A. Crawford, K. K. Fung, Lee Wal-tong, Paul Kong, H. D. Rumjalin and George Chos. All these are cap- able of giving Tsul a good game, bui one doubts very much whether any of them has any chance of brating
him.
Test Match
Becomes A Formality
On the other hand, S. A. Ruman Everything Over
should have little difficulty in getting
nto the semi-finals. His most likely opponent in the quarter-finals will be either Tennle Kwok or A. E. P. Guest.
Bar Shouting
London, Aug. 24. "Warm, sunny, occasional shower" the weather forecast for the Test match, which continues at the Oval 10-day.
A clear passage into the penulis timate stage seems to be open for Tsui Yun-pui. His first opponent is C. K. Chan, and in the next round he will meet elther Wittle llung or Omar Rumjahn.
GOOD MATCHES
Some good matches should be seen In the early rounds.
Some good matches should be seen in the early rounds. The best ones would appear to be A. Crawford v. Lee Wal-toug, Paul Kong v. H. D. Rumjahn, and W. C. Hung v. Omar Rumjahn.
As only to be expected, the Teul brothers and the Rumjahn Cousens have been "seeded" in the doubles, and on the face of it, it is fairly cer- tain that they will clash in the final. While the Rumjahni will probably enter the last
stage without any difficulty, the Truls have to overcome before several well-balanced pairs
reach the final.
they
The pick of the early round matches are E. C. Fincher und A. V. Remedios v. Paul Kong and Tennie Kwok, and Lee Wai-tong and W. C.
Hung v. Omar Rumjahn and George
Choi.
The draw resulted as follows:
SINGLES
Byes Into Second Round-Tsul Wai-pul v. Pang Oi-Jam; K. K. Fung v. Len Kum-ming; A. Crawford v. Lee Wai-long: Paul Kong v. H. D. Rumjahn: H. Y. Ho v. S. L. Ma; George Choa v. F/O R. C. S. Allin; J. J. Ferguson v. A R. Kitchell; B. Agituron
That it is now all over bar the shouting and that the match is now a mere formality is the gist of the morning newspaper comment.
RECOVERY
Full Programme
Of Baseball
New York, Aug. 23.
A full programme of matches was played in the Baseball League, to day, many teams being engaged in tha American double-headers in section.
After being trounced in the open- Ing game, the New York Yankees White recovered against Chicago
Sox to share the twin bill. Cleve- land Indians were beaten twice by Boston Red Sox, and Detroit Tigers twice from Philadelphla Athletles.
won
In the only double engagement In the National League, Boston Braven and Pittsburgh Pirates finished with honours even. The Glants, Cardinals and Reds were the other successful teams.
Scores:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Pittsburgh
R.
4
0
190
E.
1
(Lanning pitched for the Braves).
Boston |Pittsburgh
..
(Fourteen innings were played).
10
04
7
0 1
0
10
New York Chicago
St. Louis Brooklyn
0
5
3 វា
OH HO
(Moore homered for the Cardinals). The former England Test captain, Wyatt, writing in the Dally Mail,
Philadelphia days the mishaps to Bradman and Cincinnati Fingleton are most regrettable, but England must not fail to drive home the last nails in Australia's coffin.
Kenneth Farnes and Bowes are
expected to polish off the remainder of Australia's first innings before lunch.--Reuter.
SWIMMING RECORD IS ESTABLISHED
Brussels, Aug. 24.
A new international record for the crawl stroke was established by the Belgian woman swimmer, Fernando Careon, at Ostend yesterday.
She covered a distance of 1,000 yards in 13 mins. 3.2 secs., thus beating the existing record by the Danish girl, Tonnl Peterson, of 13 mins. 16.9 secs.-Trans-Occan.
CAUGHT WITH PILLS
Six months' hard labour was im- posed on Ho Kam, 40, unemployed,' by Mr. R. Edwards at Central Magis- tracy this morning for possession of 100 heroin pills at Bonham Strand
First Round-Wong Fuk-nam v. Major F. T. Baines; S. A Gray v. Major L, A. Newham. Turner: W. C. Hung v. O. Rumjahn; East. C. K. Chan v. Tsui Yun-pul; S. S. Leong v. Bick Szeto; Ma Rat-kwong v. Tennie Kwok; A. Chan v. A. E. P. Guest; J. F. L. Smalley v. Peter U; 1. Agafuroit v. S. A. Rumjahr.
DOUBLES
Byes into Second Round.-S. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rumjahn v. Wong Fuk-nam und K. K. Fung; E. E. Storey and J. J. Ferguson v. A. Chan and J. Hsu; G. E. R. Divett and G. W. Sewell v. D. S. Sze and F. Grose.
First Round-I. Agafuroff and J. Pengelly v. R. C. S. Allin and J. R. R. Jenkins: Pang Ol-lam and Mok Fuk-in v. H. W. Lee and S. W. Liang; F. T. Baines and L. A. Newham v. A. Crawford and R. T. Broadbridge: E. C. Fincher and A. V. Remedios v. Paul Kong and Tennle Kwok.
Byes Into Second Round-Lee Wal-tong and W. C. Hung v. Omar Rumjahn and G. Choa; Blek Szeto
and C. K. Chan v. S. A. Gray and G. C. Burnett; Li Kwan-hung and Ma Nai-kwong v. Teul Wai-pul and Taui Yun-pul.
SHIPS IN RADIO COMMUNICATION
The following ships are expected to be in radio range with Hongkong Radio Station to-day:
Kumsang: Hinseng; Tsinan; Chitral; Empress of Russia; Nestor; La Plata Maru: Slaking; Hellos; Slam; Benavon; Proteus; Eumacus; Plen- santville; Shirala; Gnelsenau; Conte R Rosso.
Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York
11 19 22
7
(Lee, Radcliff and Rensa homered for the White Sox).
Chicago
New York
0
(Gehrig and Dickey homered for the Yankees).
Cleveland
Boston..
Cleveland
Boston
3 01
13 21
4242
12 16
0
14 14
(Keltner homered for the Indians, and Foxx and Cronin twice each for the Red Sox).
Detroit Philadelphia
13
16
3 12
2
NO
(Fox und Gesinger homered for the Tigers).
Detroit... Philadelphin
B 14 1 3 10 0
(York and Greenberg homered for the Tigers, and Finney for the Athletics).
23
St. Louis
12 € Washingon
(Twelve innings were played),---- Reuter.
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