Monday,
MONDAY
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH July 22, 1940.
MORNING WEEK-END
One of the Recreio "A" v. Kowloon B.G.C. rink games in progress during their league match on Saturday at the Club de Recreio. The players are W. L. Walker (K.B.G.C) J. A. Luz (Rec), A. Hydo Lay (K.B.G.C.), J. F..V. Ribeiro (Rec), T. Robson (K.B.G.C.) and C. E. Marques (Rec). Their skips, C. G. Silva and A. M. Holland, are bowling. The former' won 21-15.--Ming Yuen.
LEAGUE LAWN BOWLS
TAIKOO SCORE MARGINAL WIN
Recreio "A" Defeat Kowloon B.G.C. By Twenty Eight Shots
BIGGEST
Australian
Football
League Results
COMMENTARY SWIMMING
Chung Sing Win Fine Relay At Nth. Point: Ching Wing Meet
(By "Ripple")
GALAS
C.S. Rosselet Easily Beats J.G. Beats J.G. Meyer In Rink Championship
C. S. ROSSELET'S RINK scored an easy victory over J. G. Meyer's four in the last match of the Third Round CHING WING Swimming Union, an affiliate of the Open Rinks Championship yesterday, winning by of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. held their first swim-31-18. Rosselct's other three men were R. Basa, A. E. ming gala of the season at the "Y" North Point Meyer's men were L. Sykes, H. J. Bicknell and G. W. Coates and J. S. Landolt (Craigengower players) and Pavilion on Saturday evening, before a large Deacon. gathering which enjoyed an excellent evening's
programme.
1...
Rosselet registered three 5's There were two Open events, a 200 metres 4-men free-during the game, and, in fact, style relay which was won by the Chung Sing Bathing head with one of them. Meyer opened his scoring on the first Club's team after an exciting struggle with strong teams scored one 4, one 3 and a 2-his from Eastern and the Ching Wing Union, and a 50 metres remaining ahots being singles. ladies freestyle which was taken by Miss Ip Choi-man in The winners jumped away into the rather easy manner from her two clubmates, the Missesd, and at the end of the 4th head Ho Wai-king and Lee Cheuk-wah.
were leading 8-3. Meyer gradually decreased this lead until on the 13th end they were only two shots behind -12-14.
In the 200 metres relay, Wong | Chi-hung (Eastern) was the first to strike the water, and for the first lap was closely followed by Law Yuk-wing (Ching Wing) and Fung Kwai-sang (Chung Sing). On the back stretch they were seen to be level, but halfway across Fung made a magnificent effort and drow slightly ahead. This slight lend was rubbed off by a splendid dive by Kwok Fung-san (Eastern). who established ond maintained a lead to which Shek |Kam-pul added slightly more.
NG NIN SUPERB
Anchor men for the three teams swam magnificent races, but none better than Ng Nin. He emerged from his dive in good body and a half's length behind Chan Wing-kai (Ching Wing) and Lee Fook-kee In his first lap he drew (Eastern), level with the others. From the push-off all three were level, Leg Fook-kee drew slightly ahend into a forearm's lead.
The lost 12 yards of the race Ng
Nin
In and half out of the water. He
Error And Apology
It is greatly regretted that dates and times for V.R.O. swim- ming galas were very mixed in an article which appeared on Saturday. Several papers · got away before the error was de- tected and corrected.
It was stated that the V.R.C. were meeting the Lai Taun Swimming Clab от Saturday, whereas fils meeting is not tak- Ing place mil! Saturday, August 3, commencing at 9 p.m.
We apologise to the V.R.C. and the public for any inconvenience caused.
INTER-CLUB EVENTS AT
THE V.R.C.
swimming
TAIKOO scored the widest marginal victory on Saturday, beating the Civil Service Cricket Club in the
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" Second Division by 36 shots, and thus gave first prize of MELBOURNE July 21 (UP). the Lawn Bowls Sweep to ticket No. 147. At Recreio, the Sturt (South Australia negotiated with half his body Recreio "A" team scored an easier victory over the League) claimed highest score literally tilted like a speed boat and Kowloon B.G.C, than was expected. Their margin of 28 in the Australian Rules results smacked against the board a good
to-day. Piling on 191 points three-quarter body's length ahead of VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB shots was, in fact, third highest win of the day, and gave (29 goals and 17 behinds) they Lee and Chan, who finished in that held their first monthly third prize in the Sweep to ticket No. 353.
overwhelmed Glenelg,
order. who The next event was the 50 metres fala on Saturday, in which handicap Beating the Police by 30 shots in the Second Division, scored 77 (11-11).
open for ladies. Miss Ip Chol-man events were the main items on took the lead after the first few the younger and most promising of programme, Charles Huang, our of the Kowloon B.G.C. (ticket No. 234) secured second prize,
Lowest scorers were St. Kilda strokes and her position was never the Club awinmers, won the 100 (Victoria League) who only managed seriously challenged by either her . Seven
yards free-style "A" Class In the fine sixes
The Prison Oncers Club have now 03 points (8-15) against Itawthorn's opponents. Miss Su Wah-ying of time of 014 seconds, and later capped scored.
assumed the lead of the Third Div 119 (17-17), South Adelaide's 150 C.B.C, was expected to swim in this this performance by winning the 50 These were:
First Division.-J. Fraser (K.C.C./slon league table as a result of their (26-13) and Geelong's 150 (23-18) race, but for some reason failed to yards free-style in 20 secs,
second and third highest put in an appearance. v. C.S.C.C.) on the 14th head, but this better shots average over the Hong-were rink-lost-20-24-to J.-Doakin;-11.Akong Elctric R.C.
were
·
Alves (Recreio "A" v. K.B.G.C.) on the 2nd end. Alves won the game by 30-17.
Second Division.-H. L. Lockhart (K.B.G.C. v. Police) on the 17th head, and won his game by the huge margla of 34-8; G. C. Moss (K.C.C. v. Recreio) on the 20th head. He lost the game by 16-20,
KEEPING PACE
At King'a Park, Craipengower kept pace with the champions and beat Recreio "D" by 71-40, thanks being due to U. M. Omar's toin by 23 shots over J. J. Basto's four.
The Indians managed to oust the Kowloon Docks 60-60 in the First Third Division. J. Smith (KFC. Division, the Kowloon Cricket Clui Craigengower) on the 20th end to beat the Civil Service C.C. by 9 shots, win by 21-13; T. Pile (P.O.C. Y. and In the K.B.G.C.) on the 6th head and won Hongkong F.C. claimed a four shots
senior game, the remaining by 27-20; K. C. Hamilton (K.B.G.C. win over the Police. v. P.O.C.) on the 13th head and won by 23-15.
scorers.
Closest
match
between was
----BEST-SWIMMER
the
In the first event, W. Lawrence, in the Colony champlon, was third
59 secs.. while Essendon and Footscray, the scores The best swimmer of the evening the nett time of being 05 (13-17) to D1 (13-13) in was young Ching Man-huen, for 4. J. Hussain was second. the former's favour.
A. K. Rumjahn won the "A" Classi whom gre possibilities are seen Scores were:
He won the 100 and 200 metres brick-stroke event in 72 seconds. In freestyle, both in excellent time for the women's "A" Class 50 yards free- VICTORIA
youngster of his age. He met style, Miss V. Churn took first place Melbourne 13-10 (94), Richmond with stiffer cpposition in the 200 in 31 secs., with Miss J. Anderson 13-19 (87).
meires than he did in the 100, op- and Miss D. Weir second and third.
The results were: Essendon 13-17 (05), Footscrayo
position came from Chan Kwok- "A" Class 100 yards free-style-1, C. 13-13 (01).
kwan
who led him the entire way tuang; 2. A. I. Humain; 3, W. Lawrence,
bourne 9-13 (67).
Fitzroy 10-17 (113), Nth, Mel- by several yards. Chan was beaten Time ét 1/6 nece.
In the penultimate length. Soong Mackintosh; 2, F. M. Castro: 9, 0.
* Clase 30 yards free-style,—
Time 1 necs,
Geelong 23-18 (150), Collingwood Yiu-tak, the other competitor, gave Gomen's 50 yards free-style-1, MIBA
In the Third Division, the Hong-12-19 (91),
up on the sixth length (150 Metres), kong C.C. beat the Indians 02-52,;
Sth. Melbourne 17-11 (113), Carl-after setting a hot pace for the ton 14-14 (08).
youngsters, both Anished under 3 Hawthorn 17-17 (119), St. Kilda minules, 0-15 (83).
Budweiser
The CANNED BEER
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Sturt 20-17 (191), Glenelg 11-11 (77).
Part Adelaide 14-11 (05), Norwood 13-10 (88).
Adelaide 17-10 (114), N. Adelaide 13-23 (101).
S. Adelaide 26-13 (159), Torrens 10-11 (71).
WEST AUSTRALIA
Claremont 11-14 (80), East Perth 10-0 (60).
E. Fremantle 14-13 (07), Perth 12-7 (79),
COMPETE FOR FIRST TIME
The ladies 100 metres breast- stroke saw Miss Law Tak-ching for the first time in competition. She, is fast advancing into a prominent breaststroker. She took the lead midway down the first lap, and com- petition was for second place be tween the Misses Young King-yuk and Siu Kwai-yuen, Yeung winuing by n touch, after being lead all the way, in the evening's most exclling Anish.
RESULTS
The following are results.
200 metres -men freestyle relay 5. Fremantle 18-15 (119), W. Perth | (Open) ~~).
Sing (Fung 12-12 (84).
Kwai-sang, Chung Shu-chl. NI Sivan Districts 10-13 (109), Subiaco Chun-man and Ng Nin); 2. Zastern 11-13 (79),
winning on all three rinks, as did the Hongkong F.C. against the Elac trie at North Point. Score in the latter match-was 71-47.
Scores In Brief
FIRST DIVISION
Recreio "A"
K.C.C.
I.R.C.
H.K.F.C.
Recreio "B"
C.C.C.
K.B.G.C. KF.C. K.C.C.
71 K.B.G.C. €6 °C.S.C.C.
66 K.D.R.C.
60 Police 50 C.C.C.
SECOND DIVISION
|
Yolfe: 2, Miza B1, Campos; 3, Miss A.
Roza. Time 43 seen.
100 yards back-stroke 1. A. K. Rum- Jahn; á. E. Noza; 3, A, J. Itussain, Tima: 72 sec
"Boys" 100 yards free-style-i, T. Gomes; 2. J. Roza-Pereira; 3. G. A. Yvanovien.. Time 60 1/10 secs,
Women's "A" Chan 50 yards free-stylo. Miss V. Churn; 2, Mas J. Anderson; Miss D. Welz. Time 312/5 secs, THA" Cláka 30 yards free-style--1, uang: 2, Luiz Roza; 3, f. 4. Hussala Time 20 3/10 secs.
C.
100 yards breast-stroke-1, Dead-heat
and E. M. Marques (77 1/10 seen.); 3. A. a Alves.
katwoću Lulz M. Remestlos (70 1/10 seek)
Time 74 1/10 secs.
"kg" Class 100 yards tren-styis-1, C. ozario: 2, A. 0. Xavier 3. E. M. Roza Following the Kala, light 'supper was served and informal dancing was held until midnight.
Eastern's Gala
Eastern Athletic Association will hold (Wong Chi-hung, Kwok Fung-sang, their first swimming gala of the season Shek Kom-pui and Lee Fook-kee); next Saturday, July 27, commencing at 3. Ching-Wing (Law Yuk-wing, 7.30 pm at their North Point Bathing Young Yuk-wah; Chan King-pong Shed, and Chan Wing-tai), Time: 1 min. 55 secs.
50meires freestyle ladies (Open), 1. Miss Ip Chol-man; 2. Miss Ho Wal-king, 3. Miss Lea Cheuk-wall Time: 38 secs.
One of the open events Is a 100 metros free-style race open to Euro- pean or Chinese fournalists.
100 metres freestyle, men-1.
50 matres freestyle, "Y" members. Ching Man-huen; 2. Yeung - Yuk-
178 secs.
200 metres
:
A. Elms; 2. Pau Hon-lim; 3. wah; 3. Tang Yiu-chung., Time: 43 Luk Tat-cheung, Time: 31% BCCB. 57 100, metres breaststroke, members.
freestyle, men-1, 601 Tam Karn-shuen; 2. Cheng Ching Man-buen; 2. Chan Kwok- 60 Kin-pui; 3. Shek Pin-wah. Time: kwan; Soong Yu-lak (did not Anish 71 02% DOCS.
COUTEO). Time: 2 mins. 57% ecco,
50 metres dreestyle, children--1 100 metres breaststroke, ladies- Lee Sul-leung; 2. Yeung Yuk-wah; 1. Miss Law Tak-ching; 2. Miss
3. Fung Wal-en. Time: 45 secs. Youti King-yuk; '3. Miss Slu Kwal-
Time 99% sets,
Water Polo Chinese
#4: K, Tong
53
42
45
200 metres breaststroke, men-1. yuen. Fung Wal-cheong; 2. Yeung Yuk-
wab
70
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3. Wong Ka-poh. Time: a Chinese Bathing Club 0, mina, 14 secs.
2,
Chinese "Y" (So Fak tal; Chân 50 metres freestyle, men-1. Chan Kam-ful (1) Young Tuk-wab: King-pong; 2. Tam Sik ly; 3. Tang Soong Yu-tok (1); Yam Man-hung, Ylu-chung, Time: 302 secs.
Fung Wal-cheung and Chan Kwok-
100 metres backstroke, men-1:kwan. C.B.C. (Po King-fook; Wong
Fong
71 Yeung Yiu-kwan; 2 Kong Ki-fong; Chouk-nin, Yeung Tat-fun; Kwok
Chu Took-to, 02 3. Fung Wal-cheong. Time: 86% Fung-sun;
Chung-ylu and Wong Kam-fook.
·71 [ROCE..
With a 4 on the next head. U.S. Tennis
Meyer went into a 16-14 lead, but for the remaining seven heads scored only two more shots, while Rosselet registered two of his three 3's and added 17 shots to his score!
IL
was a great recovery by the Carlgengower four, and coincided with the collapse of Meyer's men,
The scores were:
Rosselct
B
Meyer
+
ALICE MARBLE
BEATS VAL. SCOTT
Baltimore, July 20. In the semi-finals of the Maryland State tennis championship to-day Miss Allee Marble, the Wimbledon and American woman singles cham- | plon, beat the British Wightman Cup player, Miss Valerie Scott 6-2, 7-5,-- United Press.
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