Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
June 10, 1940.
LAWN BOWLS SURPRISES LEAGUE BASKETBALL
A.J. Hall's Rink Beaten By J.F. McGowan 18-14
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First Games In Colony Rinks Championship
FIRST MATCHES in the Colony Open Rinks Lawn Bowls Championship were played off yester- day, and several surprise results were recorded. Greatest of all, perhaps, was the 18-14 defeat suffered by A. J. Hall's four (acknowlodged to be one of the best in the competition) at the hands of J. F. McGowan's rink.
Second surprise was the vittory of E. Zimmern's rink over H. A. Alves (Recreio) by 21-14. The Portuguese rink is another well-balanced four, and it was indeed a great triumph for the Craigengower four to overcome them.
Hail and McGowan played at the Club de Recreio. At the ond of the 5th head only six shots had been acored-cach side having three. But with a 1 and u 2, Hall moved into a 6-3 lead on the 7th head, only to have McGowan trailing 5-6 again at the end of the 9th,
As was anticipated, then, Hall ran 12-5 lead with 2.1.2.1 on the into 13th head, and though McGowan took 3 on the 14th, it was not expect- ed that the game was going to end as it did.
THE SURPRISE FINISH HALY, scored another single on the 16th and thereafter faded from the picture, scoring a single only on the 20th end. McGowan's men played gallantly and on the last six heads featured in a scoring streak netled ten shots.
that
With a 2 and a 3, McGowan tied the score 13-13 at the 17th head.
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Xavier. Gutierrez, 33-10,
JUNE
RACES AT MACAO
Cash Sweep Winners
No. 304 No. 122 No. 407
·RACE 1.
$042.00 183.60 01,80
RACE 2
No. 47
No. 174 No. 380
$640,00 105:40 92.70
No. 534
RACE 3
$603.20 172.30 No. 30 No. 589
30.10 Unplaced ($10.10 each), 300, 355, 342, 370, 556.
RACE 4
No. 3
No. 102
No. 10
$028.10 170.40 89.70
H. A. do Botelho, L. A. A. F. Noronha, C. A. Lopes, J. E v. c. C. G. Biva best Naronlin, Labrum, J. W. M. Brown, J. Fraser, F.100.
Goodwin, 21-13.
At Civil Service"
OUR
J. W. Leonard, Y. A. Razack, L R. Squzo. W. K. Way boat J.
C. C. Pereira. Q. Remedios, Remedios, E, de Souza, 21-15.
EG. Post, W. Cameron, G. Perkins A. E. Carey beut C. Mose, 11. A. Castro II. Gillins, A. H. Dasto, 14-17.
W. Penney W. McNeill, F. X Delgado. E. Zimmern beat L.. J. Silva A. M. Rodrigues, F. V. V. Ribeiro, IL. A. Alves, 21-14.
At Oralgengawer
CJ. Walker, H.-Lord-A-Steven, S. E. Eccleshall beat C. Bovaird. T. Grimes, J. A. Watson, R. M. Keown, 24-15.
F. Hillon, J. Wald, W. P. Senth, T. Stainton heal J. Tang, T. K. Lim. II. Y. Isu. J. N. Wong. 34-17,
At Hongkong F.C.
R. Bann, J. S. Landoff, A. E, Coales, Bakur. A. B. Minu, A. K. Minu, 15-12.
2 and a 1 took them into a 16-13 lead, C. S. Rozselet beat. C E Shipp, A.:
and after conceding one on the 20th end, scored 2 on the last head to win 18-14.
LOW SCORING
AT the Hongkong Football Club, one of the lowest scoring games ever C. S. Rossclet played was witnessed. heal A. K. Minu 15-12--which total in only 27 shots scored over 21 heada,
The Scores
The complete scores were:
At Kowloon F.C.
F. Hallands, N. B. Fraser, J. W. Mac Donald, W. 5. Hollanda bent J. W. Elphick, C. E. Langley, G. 8. Hammond, F. Wilkinson, 20-22.
Indians Beat HK.F.C. In Third Division
In the only Lawn Bowls Lengue match on Saturday, Indian R. C. beat Hongkong F. C. in the Third Division at Sookunpoo by 12 shels. Thin-is the Indians' first victory. They were up on two rinks. Wahnb's four was the only home rink that lost.
Beores. A. Wahab, A. O, Sufiad. I
M. Rumjahn and A. Baker (IR.C.) beat
78.
Unplaced ($33.20 each)-519, 354.
RACE S
No. 71
$328.40
No. 591
03.80 40.00
No. 652
Unplaced ($13 each)-165, 370, 60,
RACE 6
$400.70
114.50 $7.20
Special Sweepstake Won By Macao Resident: Day For Favourites
AN EXCELLENT DAY'S racing was had at Macao yesterday when the June Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club was held. The meet was a great success for Mr. Raymond Pih, who rode four winners out of six races. Favourites did not disappoint..
Kwong Tai University
Beat Pui
Ying
(By "GUARD")
KWONG TAI University, still smarting from their recent defeat at Sing Tao's hands, fed humble pie to a strong Pui Ying quintette before what constituted a record attendance for cage league games this season, at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. on Saturday.
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The Scores Saturday
Lo Tung, Kwong Tai's star right forward, after a colourless first-half display, switched to centre of a three- man fast-break formation, to bolster up a weak offence, and sank two baskets a few minutes before full time to give his side a four points' margin, 42-38.
In an earlier junior match, Chinese "Y" and Hong Yuen (30-80) were at logger heada came time, but an extra 5- minutes' play sufficed to settle the Yueners' hash as "Y" sank a foul goal See-four baskets and
without reply to cop the match Kwong Tai at 39-30 The other thrilling ratch, took place Wednesday, excitement was provided by Hong Yuen 54 Sum Chung Hong Yuch and Taikoo. The Yueners took the game after a | hard struggle at 61-42.
The special $1 cash sweep on the Chairman's Cup was won by ticket No. 10587, and the first prize of $11,- 517 went to à Macao resident.
FINAL EVENTS OF EAST ASIA ATHLETIC MEET
TOKYO, June 0 (Domel)-Final results in the various field and track events on the last day of the East Asia Aililetto Meet were:
400-metres
No. 585 No. 377 No. 358 Unplaced ($15.90-cachi)-432, 527, (Japan 54.5 157, 767.
SPECIAL SWEEP
$11,517:00- 3.290.59 1,045.20
No. 10587 No. 34334
Rabero
LAPPA HANDICAP (First tlon). Once Round. Mr. Lan's Night View... C. Pin) Mr. P. M. Hoo's Fel Ying (I. C. Chang) Mr. Constant Billy's Jack O'Lantern
3. Barrow) 3 Won by two length; 1% lengths Time: 2.04.2 Pari-Mutuel: Winner 1940; Places, 39.20)
Three runners.
LAPPA HANDICAP (Second Sec- tlon). Once round,
2
Mr. M. A. EI.'s Golden Cow (S. C. Llang) 1
I. S. Chang) Mr. M. II. T.'s Double Chance ........ Mr. W. E. Grieve's March Brown.... (W. E. Grlove) Won by two lengths, many length. Time: 2.04.2
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Lai Hang
FIRST DIVISION.
42 Pul Ying.
SECOND DIVISION
first few Put Ching
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30 Chinese *** 39
Wednesday
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possession from his own tip-off, broke!
Kwong Tol's centre, Chan Sul-luk, caused surprise the seconds of the game when he gained Hong Yuen
SECOND DIVISION
33 Ching Mo 01 Talkoo
20
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fast through Pui Ying's defence down
the free throw lane, to sink a basket.
Perl-Mutuel: Winner, 30; Places, $8.00. Pul Ying felt their way about for between the two in the first half, NAMTAO HANDICAP First See-the next few minutes before flashing which Lat Hung reached with a lead
high-powered offensive which of two points, 26-24, tion). Six furlongs.
gained them a double free throw, and
In the second half, both teams ap- they tied the score at 2-2.
Put Ying could not get by Kwong peared fagged, but the Hungers were Tal's break back fast defence, but the steadier in passing and blocking, met with astonishing success in their and excellent work by Chun Yiu- midfield shots to draw ahead 10-5 Inting (22), Lo-Hok-sze (12) and 620- To-ying (0), gave them a comfortable a short-time.
win of 04-37.
Hurdles. (Philippines) 54.4 seconds; Kawamura
seconds. Mandapatto:
Mr. Hope's Dow Jones ...{H, C. Chang? (Philippines) Nikula (Japan);
Mr. Tucker's Tim Mr. Cooper) Shibata (Manchoukuo); Ikeda (Man- Mr. Bird's Heddon. F. Chlu
Won by. A length, length. choukuo).
Time: 1.393 Parl-Mutuel: --Winners; $14.30;-Places, $0.20, $5.00, $11.00,
NAMTAO HANDICAP Second Section). Six furlongs,
800-metres Flat-Ishida (Japan) 1 m. 50.5 secs; Katsumata (Japan) No. 34061 Unplaced ($203.10 ench).-13388,1 m. 57.3 secs; Yu Hsi (Manchoukuo) 31830, 30129, 32271, 25209, 21954, 1 m. 67.8 secs. 27814, 37453, 30806,
DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
Eastern A.A. Celebrate With Swimming Gala
day.
Mr. Hopeful's Mac's Adventure ........
(L. C. Pih) z Discus Throw-Miyagi (Japan) Mr. F. J. Gallion's National Anthem... 43.47 metres; Teramura (Japan)
(Gregory) 2 42.78 metres: Torupin (Mancheukus) Mr. Coliene's King's "Llangi 3 42.49
(Japan) metres; Kikumato
Won by three lengths, half-length. 40.49 metres; Amante (Philippines)
Time: 1384 Part-Mutuel: (Manchoukuo) 30.95 metres;. Endo
$5.00, $7.00 $0.00 30.00 secs.
CHAIRMAN'B CUP, One mile.
THE BETTER SIDE
For Sum Chung. Leung Wel-hung KWONG TAI were the better ball (10), and Ho Kwok-chiu (10), were handlers and passers. Both sides the best seen. stalled and tried "freezing out" tac- South China was slated for a ties with varying success. Kwong Taf, using the
Winner, $14.20; Places. break, with offence in slow-senior game on Wednesday, but owing
Pole Vault-Abe (Japan) 3.90 metres; Sawada (Japan) 3.90 metres; Mr. J. M. Braga's Fairy Dusol........
(11. C. Pih) (Japan) 3.00 metres; Morweldi Nakamura (Japan 3.80 motres: Chou Mr. Gelon's Fairy Ask (Gregory)
Won by, two length, 114 lengths. (China) 3.60 metres: Takeda (Man-
Times: 2.21 choukuo) 3.60 metres,
Winner, $88; Places, Pari-Mutual: Women's High Jump.
*-
Miss
$5.20, $3.20
THE EASTERN Athletic Associ- Tamaouchi 1.00 metres; Miss LIMCHOW HANDICAP, Five fur- atlon will be celebrating the Dragon Yamane.
| longs. Boat, festival In grand style in their Women's 400-metres Relays, Gellion's Eagle bathing matshed at North Point to-Japan 50.8 БЕСБ (Misses
HIZOS, Mr. L. W. 9.'s The Nomad C. Pih) 1
(B. W. Pan) Kosiyama, Yamauli and Yoshino);
Mr. F. F. 5. Biack Diamond Vange Japan.
(K. T. Lo) 3 Marathon-Akiba (Japan) 2 hrs. Won by, 1% lengths, 2 lengths,
Time: 1.255 30 min, 09 secs.
Pari-Mutuel: Winner, $7.80; Places, $3.50, 3000-metres Fiat. Murakoso 18.00, $320. (Japan) D min, 0 sces; Rabera (Philippines)..
There will be three races of the
F. P. Anslow. C. G. Sol, L. Strange dragon boats following which prizes
and .. Wallington 25-12; A. S. Sulad will be distributed. This is to take 5. A. R. Bux A, H. Madar and A. M. Wahab (IRC) lost to A. Watson, place between noon and 1.30 p.m. Tippanco, B. 1. Bickford and G. S. Graver In the evening they will hold
"of swiraming 120 M. B. Hassan, J. M. A Ramjah, series U. A. Rumfohn and 5. K. Rumjsha
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exhibitions
A. A. Razack, K. M. Omar, A. M. Omar, U. M. Omar beat A. Lapalcy, H. IL Lapsley, R. Lapsley, F. Cuilen, beat H. II. Beddow, A. Brooks against other bathing clubs at North bank, 3.1. Barnes and S. II. Strange 21-11 Point ending with a water polo Total: Indian R.C. 01, Hongkong FC. 5. match.
33-12
G. Duncan, A.-W.-Hodges.-N. Bebbington, A. Brooksbank beat A. W. Hircock, J. W. Fitzgerald, S. Hodge,
W. . Bagley, 34-15.
At Kowloon B.Q.C.
1
W. McLeod, W. S. Dali, 3. Orem,
C. S. Fender bent J. A Luz, C. E Marquis, B. Basto, A. P.
19-15.
Guterres,
W. Melrose, R. M. Main, R. Munro, J. C. Chalmers beat R. 1. E. Marks,
B. Wellwood, W. Mulcahy, E. C. Fla- cher, 25-16.
At Necrolo
J. Gelintly, J. Hollidge, L. A. Collyer,
J. F. McGowan beat W. L. Walker
While, A. Ilyde-Lay, A. J. Hall, 18-14.
Al Kowloon Dock
E. Pope, A. Bower, J. E. Hansen, G.
H. Sherriff beat M. F. Alarcon, F. A.
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Lawson
Little
Wins
U.S. Open Golf Title
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 9. (Reuter).—Lawson Little to-day won the American Open Golf Champion- ship, beating Gene Sarazen in the play-off over 18 holes.
Little went round in 70 (Out, 34-home 36), against Sarazen's 73 (Out 37-home 36).
Little's score was two under Par.
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Sarazen and Little tied for first place yesterday with a score of 287.
Edward Oliver nko returned 287, but was disqualified for starting his Hast round ahead of time and falling
to report to the official starter,
Sarazen scored 71, 74, 70, 72; Little 72, 69, 73, 73,
Japan Wins Hockey
TOKYO, June 9 (Domel).The kockey game between the Japan- ese and foreign residents' teams In the East Asia Athletic which Was held. 41 the Stadium to-day ended in a to 1 victory for the Japanese.
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NEW YORK, June (UP) Boston Braves were trounced by the National Japan versus Philippines Chicago Cubs 7-1 in Yachting contests resulted in a de-Baseball League lo-day.
The scores were: cision for Japan who gained more Arst places than their adversary.
NATIONAL 'LEAGUE
Chungking
Aquatic
Meet
CHUNGKING, June 10 (Central News)—A gala atmosphere per- Other scores were-Horton Smith meated the banks of the Chialing 208, Craig Wood 209, Byron Nelson River here yesterday when the city Cholder) 290, Ben Hogan, Ralph aquatie athleile meet, under the joint Guldahl, Ray Mangrum 200, Frank sponsorship of the New Life Move Wolse 202, Henry Plcard 203, Victor ment Association and the Chungking Ghezzi 204, Sam Saead 295, and Jim Athletic Association, was held before Ferrier, (Australian champion) 298. 30,000 spectators..
was not beaten until the last four holes. The gallery of 3,000 were all pro-Sarazen, who overcome many adversities in order to prolong the issue.
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and Chan pivoting to their withdrawal from the league, and fake passing excellently, gained only two junior games were played.
the lead for the Brat Ume at 16-14.
D 15. Battery Carleton, Phelps. Cincinnati,
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The lead changed hands several times and at 17-17, Pul Ying's Tang Sik-chow sank one as the bell was tingling for hall time to give Pu! Ying the frst half lead 19-17.
SECOND HALF
IN the second half, Lo was shifted to centre of a three-man fast-break. and Kwong Tal sprang into the lead soon after at 22-20. Nam Man-lee, forward, and Poon Nam-lung, guard for Pul Ying, worked like trojans and cracked the hoop from far out to keep Pul Ying in the running. Chan Sui-luk was left free to "bull dog" the ball in the front court and acted also as "break" man on a fast
break.
SCORE TIED
KWONG TAI lost their grip-when at 37-34 and both teams fought to 38-38. At this stage, the U.'s defence held down Pul Ying, Leung Kong kuen, U's guard, surpassed his first half brilliance to allow more freedom to Lo Tung, who played corners for set shots and was successful in one of them. Just before full time, he cinched matters with follow-up shot from the backboard, after como nice free landing work.
Battery: Turner, Beggs, Hutchings, Vandermeer, Lombardi, Hershberger: Philadelphia
Battery: Mulcahy, Atwood, War-time.
Pittsburgh.
1 7 0
ren.
A Close Game
IN the earlier game, Pul Ching baskelerrs nosed out " Ching Mo quintelio 33-28 In a close game, Pui Ching had the edge on their oppon- ents who appeared unrecovered from their last set-back..
Yul Hing-sul, Pul Ching's guard, had a fairly hard time with Les Pui- ying (14), the only clever CM, for- ward who was his usual self, but managed well with the others, to help in maintaining their lead at half. time, 17-15.
In the second half, C.M.s' Chan Pul-kee and Lee Slu-cheong attacked strongly, but Pul Ching's defence was equal to the occasion and held them down effectively.
The closing stages saw-Pul-Ching's Mak Ho-ylu and Luk Sze-hon forcing the issue and C.M.'s defence cracked up badly before them.
Second Half Rout
The game following, between Taikoo and Hong Yuen, was a second half rout of Talkoo, the final score being 01-43 the first half score was 20-10,
The second half saw Hong Yuen flash a series of plays which flabber- gasted Taikoo.
"Y" Beat Hong Yuen Hong Yuen switched ton fost HONG YUEN started badly against break against a reputedly fast team success, the "," whose marking and team and met with considerable
They hawked the ball most of the work were the best seen to date, time, and cracked the hoop from all They sprang into an early lead from
lead Tattoo, very much bewilderedly, a series of plays, featuring Lo Kal-angles with remarkable success to chan (12) and Lau Tso-har (8). to the end of the first half. This lead was maintained sill half Yueners rallied However, the strongly in the second half and drew Battery: Klinger, Macfayden, level-at-19-19. This served as
tonic for the Yueners, and they Lanahan, Davis, Berres, Fernandez, Pittsburgh... 5 10 1 fought tooth and mail till 30-30 when
Battery: Mulcahy, Atwood, Warren. the Onat whistle came.
5 io 1 Philadelphia......
Battery: Pearson, Blanton, Warren.
11 13 1 Pittsburgh
Battery: Bowman, Brown, Davis, Berres.
"(Called at the end of the 0th inning. according to Sunday Law),
18 3 *** 11
This left them-spent, and the extra times saw they spring into a lead from which they never looked back.
Win For Lai Hang
IN the Lai ilang versus Sum Chung scramble, there was little to choose
"United Press" adds that Sarozen A number of government leaders New York
Battery: Hubbell, Brown, Schuma- were present to watch the sports, among them being Dr. H. H. Kung, cher, Danning,
ទ 10 1 Vice-President of the Executive St. Louis .... Yuan, Mr. Sun Fo, President of the Shoun, Warneke, Owen, Padgett,
Battery: Cooper, White, Bowman, Legislative Yuan, Dr. Wang Chung- Sarazen, twice Open Champion, hul, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. New York.
(Eleven innings were played).
14. 3 nitributed his defeat to his chip shots, Pan Kung-chan, deputy director of which, he said "were not working," the Central Publicity Board, Gen.)
Battery: Gumbert, Lynn, Vanden- Little said "I felt it was my day! Chang Chih-chung, chief of the Ad-berg, Odea, Danning.
St. Louis
4. 8 1 after the first drive,”
Jutants' Office of the Generalissimo's
Battery: McGee, Russell, Shoun, Headquarters, Gen. Liu Shih, Chung Padgett, Owen. king Garrison Commander, and Dr. K. C. Wu, Mayor of Chungking.
C.B.C. Charity Gala
"A Charity Gala will be held by Chinese Bathing Club, Quarry Bay,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Amidst thunderous cheers, Dr.St. Louisia B :14 1 Kung declared the meet open and
on June 15 at 7.30 p.m. in aid of the ilvered the inaugural speech. British War Organisation Fund and
the Chinese Wounded soldiers.
The programmé Includes "the"
following!
300 metres Medley Race Open to
the Colony.
100 metres Breast Stroke Open to
to the Colony. (indles).
Pearl-diver race,
Dragon Boat Race
de-Philadelphia
(Ten innings were played. Mes Quinn, Judnick and Berardino homered for the Browns, and McCoy
The first item on the programme The Detroll-Boston game- was was a boat race. Dragon boats were postponed on account of rain. used and all the crew wore picture-St, Lotis
que garments,
Battery: Nigeling, Susco. Philadelphia
0
Battery: Castor, Potter, Wagner, Cleveland
0
2
20
1
In the cross river swimming:con- 50 motres Free Style Handicap test that followed, 90 choiced swim-Hay
mers in the elty participated. The
(For boys and girls).
100 metres Breast Stroke (Open to laurel went to one Yang Chuo who covered the distance in three minutes H.K. Presaman),
and 15 seconds.
Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.).
100 metres Free Stylo Handicap
30 metres (Indies).
Pillow Fight. Lantern fince (mixed). Waterpolo.
Free Style Handicap
In the girls' section, Miss Fu Tau- won the first place,
"Among other interesting everits of the day were fancy diving and life saving performances:
Battery: Smill, Hemsley. New York ........
Battery: Huffing, Dickey. Chiengo
Battery: Lyons, Rigney, Tress: Washington...
Battery Masterson, Hudlin, Hay- nos, o tak puans
(Eleven
innings wore played).
CHAMPION
Bimelech Wins Belmont Stakes
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the Bimelech, 6/5 favourite, won Belmont Stakes to-day, beating Your Chance (2/1) by half a bead.
Andy K (10/1) was third.
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