SHANGHAI BOWLERS WIN AGAIN
Governor's Team Defeated 69 Shots To 54
Hin Excellency the Governor, Sir the Geoffry Northcote, entertained Shanghai bowls leam yesterday, and in a gume on the lawn in front of Government House, the visitors won .00-04.
The Shanghul players were divided, although three were included in the rink which beat the Governor's rinit 27-17. E. W. Lines registered the only win for the Colony, beating A M. Gutierrez 19-14.
R. Duncan, who lost to A. J. Hall 18-28, scored the only five of the afternoon, Scores!
Shamefani
H. Wallace
W, Houmon
K. L. I. Bwartiell
W. J. MacDermott
(skip)
The Governor's Team
Sir Geoftry North
cole
1. Newton
E. B. Carter
Craigengower Has Had A
Good Year
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday
A satisfactory report was presented; Manual general at the forty-fifth meeting of the Cralgengower Cricket Club, held yesterday. The financini position of the Club was declared to be good, but there was a big increase in members' accounts outstanding. The President, Mr. B. W. Bradbury, warned
that unless there was a marked Improvement, the cash pos- tion of the Club would be seriously affected.
Presenting the report and state- ment of accounts, Mr. Bradbury said:
The annual report and statement of accounts having been in your hands
21, Deakin (skip) 17 for the period prescribed by the rules
N. L. Smi
C. 13. Hork
Q. Archbutt
28 H. Duncan (skip)
10
B. Hall
J. T. Emalloy
A. lydo Lay
R. T. Fly
A. M. Gerard
J. M. C. Lopes
A. J. Hali (skip)
T. Mason,
D. Campbell
A. Braid
A. M. Gutierrez
(akip}
E. W, Lines 10 (skip)
WEEK-END GOLF
Cogan Cup Final Played
At Kowloon Club
THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Myrna Loy, Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable have the principal roles in "Test Pilot," which opens at the King's Theatre to-day.
1988.
Australian Cricketers Return Home
Expect Serious Opposition From England
Melbourne, Cct, 25. The Australian cricketers returned to Australia to-day. Don Bradman declared he had fully recovered from lls recent injury and would be able to play in the match between the Test team and the rest of Australia at Melbourne on December 9.
Bradman also sald that when the next test series was played in Aus- tralia, serious opposition might be expected from England as she had many promising young players. He added that he thought five days long enough for a result in one test match. -Reuter Bulletin.
CRICKET - SELECTIONS The following have been chosen to
the Hongkong C.C. represent senior and junior friendly matches against the Army on Satur-
October 20:
171
cricket
of the Club, I will, with your per- building, gear, furniture and fixtures of congratulating Mr. George Choa day, XI (al Sookunpoo).-H. Owen
half a century ago, the Club has
mission, take them as read. "
and crockery, amounting in all to on winning the Club singles cham- with Before proceeding
our pionship as well as other events, and the $2,000,61. On the advice of
greater allowance was shall look forward with pleasure to business of the meeting, I desire, on auditors, a
the not distant future express made under this heading, and I am the time in behalf of the Club, to sympathy with the relatives of the sure you will agree that this is a when more impurtant trophica will
Our Auditors niso be added to his list. 19 late Mr. W. D. Braidwood and Mr. ver
In conclusion, I desire to express hom recommended transferring $500 to n E. 11. Inchcombe, both of whom very wise move." passed
A Bad and Doubtful Debts Account, my appreciation of the help given to away during the year. As you
perhap re
*ware. Mr. and
the outgoing Committee. us you will have noticed, this me by Braidwood was the founder of the recommendation has been carried Despite minor criticisms, they have Craigengower Cricket Club, and on out.
done good work. The splendid at the foundation laid by him nearly Under assets, you will sbaerve tendance at committee meetings is that bowls gear and tennis gear have indicative of the interest they have to-day. As been incrensed grown to what it
ihis considerably,
In their tuken
work. Details mark of respect to the memory of being due to the purchase of a new individual attendances will be given Mr. Braidwood and Mr. Inchcombe tawn mower, which became nn by the Hon. Secretary. The resigna- I would ank you all to rise and re- absolute necessity. New tennis nets tion from the Commitice of Dr.
moment.
during the year was re- main standing for a brief
and screens were also obtained during Atienza Your Committee is very
gratified
the year.
gretted. His place was not filled es in being able to present to you a The heavy increase under furni- members next in rotation declined to Balance
Sheet that must be con- ture and fixtures is accounted for serve. Midered
To the members, I must express very satisfactory. The profit by the purchase of a large number for the year, viz, $320.09, shows an increase of $122.15 over last year. This, itself, represents a good show-functions. ing but when you take into con- sideration the liberal allowance
VITY for depreciation, plus a sum of $500 transferred to A Doubtful Debtą] Reserve Account, I think you will all agree that "catisfactory" is the correct word to use.
The final of the Cogan Cup was played at Uio Kowloon Golf Club over the week-end, and resulted in n win, for A. E. Davies with a score' of 81-1407, E. F. Fincher runner-up, scoring 70-9-70,
Was
Captain's Cup Competition The following players qualified for the Captain's Cup Competition:
A. E. Davies 81-14-07, and E. F. Fincher 70+0=70,
FANLING BOGEY POOL
G. R. Cairns (0), two up, won the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Bogey (Par) Pool played on the New Course, Fanling, on October 22 and 23.
SPORT ADVTS
THE HONG KONG
JOCKEY CLUB.
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of tables ond chairs which. were sincere thanks for their helpful co required for our whist and tombela eperation throughout the season.
report and
respect.
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The
accounts were
181.
liughes (Capt.). A. C. Beck, A.C.1. Bowker, S. J. Cooke, J. R. Haley, L. D. Kilber, J.
J. D. H. Leckie, T. A. Pearce, L. T. Ride, P. II. Scones and F. II.
II. Stokes.
2nd. XI (ot home).-E. J. R. Mitchell (Capl.), C. W. E. Bishop, V. C Bond. GER. Divett, J. II. Fox," N, P. Fox, R.M.M. King, H.J.D. Lowe, D. O. Parsons, R.S.W. Paterson and C.D.N. Walker.
OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS
"Bulldog Drummond in Africa"
"Test Pilot" (King's Theatre, lo- Our cash posillón is quite sound, adopted unanimously on the proposal and, although we have less cash on of Mr. Bradbury, seconded by Mr. day).As violently exciting as the
offset by W. Ward.
scream of a speed plane in a power hand than Inst year, this
dive, the latest and probably the best our having replaced the sum et
Election of Officers $2,000.00 an fixed deposit.
Office-bearers elected for the year of the air pictures evokes the at- Summing up,
I wish to reiterate 1938-30 were: President. Mr. B. w.mosphere of terror and tension in that the financial position of the Bradbury: Vice-President, Mr. C. S. which the test pilot lives. There are Bar earnings for the year, as you Club is entisfactory, but there is one Rosselet; Secretary, Mr. W. K. Way: several spectacular air scenes. The playing throughout is niendid. will see the income and expen- discordant note to sound, and that is Treasurer, Mr. A. E
Coates; 1st diture".
show a decrease of the
the big increase in members' accounts Cricket Captain, Mr. E. Zimmern; Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Spencer $220.88 over last year, which, is outstanding. This most dis- Vice-Captain; Mr. A. B. Hamson; Tracy and Lionel Barrymore are all
a 2nd XI Cricket Captain, there is unless
splendid in the cast. Mr. B. R. concerting, and, probably due to more conservative concentr spending on
the part
of our mem- marked improvement, it will not be france; Vice-Captain, Mr. J. bers, owing to uncertain conditions. long before our cash position will be Youngsaye; Committee, Messrs. (Queen's Theatre, to-day),Latest of Still, the result is very pleasing and seriously affected. I should like to Bas, U. M. Omar, N. P. Karanila, the adventures of the famous Sapper Mr. Basa and his colleagues of the take this opportunity of appealing to W. J. Howard, A. B. Hamson, J. W. character, set this time in on African Dar Sub-Committee are to be com- the members concerned to see that Leonard, L. C. R. Souza and T. Ljungle, with all its opportunities for mended for a job well done.
their accounts
Dald arc
more Locke.
thrills. cinematic
John Howard Billiard receipts are down; in fact, promptly in future. This is one way There 149 considerable debate again plays the title role, and Heather Draft Programmes and Entry the revenue from this source has not in which they can really help the over the question of members' out- Angel is the romantle interest.
been in keeping with the Jarge Club, and I am confident that those standing accounts. Mr. Way replied Forma for the Tenth Extra Race
its *20 Old Mexico" (Alhambra amount invested in putting the tables of you who have been tardy in thel that the Club was very lenient ln Theatre, to-day)-Willam Boyd in Meeting to be held on Saturday, (particularly Table No. 1) in first past will now appreciate what this treatment of members than many 5th November, 1938, (weather per-class condition. There has
been
cans to the Club and will not fall other Clubs in the Colony. The the character of Hopalong Cassidy dissension D3 regards the to mitting) may be obtained at the some
co-operate more
discriminate between again gets the better of his enemies fully in this Club did not
the Rio Grantle. Grand its members, and he urged that ac below Secretary's Office, Exchange Build-method of paying for these gomes. I
a better-than- trust that this enn be cleared up
Sporting Activiiles
counts be promptly rendered, other scenery, thrills and ing; the Club House. Happy antisfactorily and that, with the
And now I come to the sporting wise the finances would be seriously usual story. Valley; ne Hong Kong Club; the advent of various competitions, better activilies of the Club during the jeopardised,
"Over The Wall" (Oriental The- Further discussion then ensued on atre. to-day),--A dramatic inle of Sports Club; and the Stables, returns will be obtained. I should past year. First mention must be
Bike to take
this opportunity of made of our cricketers, who did the question of billiards. Mr. J. I convicts and their attempts to get Shan Kwong Road.
thanking the various members whose extr
extremely well. The senior team Landolt maintained that members, way. IL centres around a man helpful advice made the work on the shared the championship with the especially those who earned small fotsely Imprisoned for murder. Improvement of the tables very much.R.C. after two undecided replays, salaries, should be allowed to sign almpler.
from which we emerged with colours chils for games, instead of paying "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry" (hla- Subscriptions showed a healthy flying. The Junior team finished:
jestic Theatre, to-day)-An exciting finished) cash. rise, this being due to the increuse
runners-up and
Mr. Way replied that the system story of the turf, three juveniles, was unfortunate in which come into effect lust year. not winning the championship. Iof paying cash had been instituted Ronnid Sinclair, Judy Garland and With an increase in new members, am particularly pleased
the after with
much deliberation Secretary, entrance fees are also up, and this
by the Mickey Rooney, and a horse provid- success of the cricketers, for. in my billiards sub-committee, who hading the Interent. An la indeed pleasing. As you will report just a year ago, I predicted called In competent members to A‚Ïm. observe, Income under sundry that the happy blending of youth assist in the question, and had come receipts reached a very substantial and experience that we possessed to the conclusion that such a system figure, and members who have would ROON show
results. That was the best. studied the accounts carefully will readily appreciate what this source of income means to the Club. Allow me to compliment de Social Sub- Committee for their splendid work. The Club is indeed grateful to them und to the various members who have assisted from time to time.
Expenses Increase Turning to expenses, there has been
heavy increase all round. Stationery has gone up, but the increase here can be accounted for by the large quantity of tombola tickets used. Rates and taxes have Increased and this will go up even further next year, since our assess- ment rate has been raised con- siderably.
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 27th October, 1938.
By Order,
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Cost of teas has risen by quite a margin, and, although this has been looked into very carefully, I do not anticipate any appreciable decrease,
owing to the higher cost of
necessities,
Bad debts written off is small, but I had hoped for an even smaller figure. However, I am still optimistic enough to hope that this item can be entirely eliminated in future.
Turning to the balance sheet, your particular attention is directed to the amount of depreciation on the
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PONIES CLASSIFIED
The following alterations and ad- ditions have been made by the Hong- kong Jockey Club to the pony classi
cation lists dated June 7:
Just In Time to "B" Class; Har-
Sen
results came almost immediately was He was supported by Mr. Roaselet, all the more gratifying. Had the who said it was the considered Interport Cricket taken place this opinion of the sub-committee that year, nt lenst two of our young the Club should revert to the system
cash payment for players must have gained recognition of
a game of Turning to lawn bowls, I cannot billiards. This decision had been that We had a particularly made when interest in billiards was
The The first and at its height.
system of Successful SEGSON.
sign- second season teams finished third ing chits contained certain naws, vest View and National Pride to "Car in the League and the third team among which
png" the failure of Class; Cape Cormorin, Mac's Adven- Anally dropped into Bfth place. members to sign them after games, ture, National Dignity and Enthusiasm was well maintained, He felt that if members supported Dragon to "E" Class. particularly among our younger the sub-committee in its endeavours players, who, when given an op- to assist the members rather than portunity In the newly formed criticise it, the Club would be in a Valley Cup Competition at the end better position to supply members of the season, performed splendidly, with more efficient billiard-markers. and Craigengower's name was the
the After further debate, Mr. Landolt first to be engraved on this trophy. proposed that members be allowed to I trust the keenness among our sign chits for billiard games. Mr. E. younger players will continue, and Zimmern proposed an amendment
if it does, then we need not be that the matter be left to the sub- pessimistic regarding the Club's committee to be formed, and this was future lawn bowls prospects.
carried.
Our tennis section' has had a very The usual honoraria of $200 each enjoyable year, although, perhaps, to the Secretary and Treasurer, and not so successful, despite the fact $100 to the nuditor was voted. that our "B" team were again in Messrs. T. A. Martin and Company running for the championship right were re-elected auditors. up to the last game. With so many The meeting closed with votes of players available, I am sure we will thanks to the President and outgoing do better in this department Committee for their work during the should like to take this opportunity past year.
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