'Monday, 13 HONGKONG TELEGRAPH | September 30, 1940.
MONDAY MORNING COMMENTARY
CHAMPIONS RETAIN PAIRS TITLE Sing Tao Easily
Score By Heads
M. Omar and
1. M. Omr
=
Alves and
Kivira
13
Alves And Ribeiro
Brothers Beat Omar
In Thrilling Game
(By "Wick"}
ANTICIPATIONS that the Pairs final would be one of the finest lawn bowls matches this year were realised yesterday at the Kowloon Foot- ball Club where H. A. Alvos and F. V. V. Ribeiro retained their title 16-14 against A. M. and U. M. Omar.
A. M. Omar rendered a greater assistance to his partner than did Alves to Ribeiro, and for this reason Brilliant bowling, Ribeiro's task was infinitely harder.
14
16
however, enabled him to cope with the situation and the success of his continual efforts stamped him the best player of the four.
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A. M. Omar sending down a wood.
II. A. Alves watching, Another Die-:
tuer of the bowls Palry Onat at the Major Baseball
K.P.C. yesterday.-Ming Yurn.
Soccer Referees Meeting To-morrow
THE SECOND MONTHLY meeting of the Hongkong Football Referees' Asociation will be held at the Hotel All mer- Cenit to-morrow at 8 p.m.
CLEVELAND
DEFEAT TIGERS
bers are earnestly requested to at- Cleveland
tend.
Not until the last wood had! Ten sent down was the game'
Won
SKIPS CONSIDER
Win Opening League Game Versus Kwong Wah
Spectators thoroughly ap-| U. M. Omar and F. V. V. Ribeiro, opposing skipa in meciated the match, and the yesterday's Open Pairs lawn bowls final at the Kowloon F.C., applause that WAR accorded consider the position as their Nos. 1-A. M. Omar and H. A.
Alves-end down their woods.-Ming Yueen,
Ribeiro on at least two occasions Was the chest I have ver heard at a lowke mulch.
Just after Fo Н The operang of the game was Hibis stemmpers Úver 1 beads when the Uw HWHY trim 4-2 6s lead
Petundly 8-2 the Craigonghwerj pod sa spreessfully laid around and But the Jack that Ribeir could du
It was at the stage that the .
Prajay
Over and it appeared that the weye to take the title
dedemiting Harlowed
Darl
were
TURNING POINT
THE TURSING proat Was follow
Foth ing the Two 3% on the 11th and 12th jul the
into Par rad 1 1-8
which proved tent
100 YARDS FREE-STYLE
RECORD BROKEN
Hutchinson Triumphs: Triple For Chan Chun-nam
DAVID HUTCHINSON took major honours on the final Rectees para The first WIDEN one of betro's! night of the Colony swimming championships, winning the 100 truemphis He pushed up one of his
wn words, knocked out Omas shot Yards free-style in the record time of 56.1/5 seconds to better Chan Chun-nam, by 3 The second 3 was W. Lawrence's 1935 time by one second. attributable to Alves This was one winning the half-mile, as expected, recorded his "triple" for
Cars left
ad the heads where he had the edge the Meet. over AM Omar, and succeeded in laying the shots that neither of the Omara could disturb.
I was over these earlier heads that the
These were the highlights of evening, though in the
A M. Omar had the decided ad- women's races, Miss C. Guterres The latter was and Miss J. Anderson secured vantage over Alves
to recover somewhat oftselling A M
Marques ch.4/5; 2. L
.
Excellent Keeping By Lee Kowk-kee Saves Losers From Even Heavier Defeat
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SING TAO made a promising debut, in the local football league yesterday when they overwhelmed Kwong Wah 5-0 on the Boundary Street ground. Foot- ball was delightful to watch, but it was only the brilliant goal-keeping of Lee Kwok-kee that saved Kwong Wah from an even heavier defeat.
The new team, comprised mainly of players from the successful South China team of last year, displayed their old confidence and dash, and in lmost every department were their opponents. superior to Prominent in the Sing Tao for-
Eastern
Too Good
ward line was Kwok Ying-ki, For R. Scots
who scored three of the five goals, and the most strenuous
FASTERN proved too good for the efforts of the Kwong Wah defen-Royal Scots in the second senior Divi- ders were not sufficient to curb slon soccer match yesterday, winning
4-1 in a fast game at Caroline Hill. his spirits.
The new recruits from Shanghal with proved their worth in this fast game,
A.
und were it not for the sterling work
ve been far
great
Sing Tho halves worked precision and with deadly effect. V. Gosunu and B. T. Gosono were not of Lau Him-hut in Eastern's goal, over-shadowed by the brillant op the score would have been
The latter greatest effort was one Isition, but not even they could pere.
trate far in the rear lines of the that brought the crowd to thele feet. It was a brilliant save of a penalty Sing Too half of the Seld.
taken by Hossack in the second half.
stronger Eastern defenec was far
provided by the
Lee Tin-sang and liau Yung-song. Sing Tao bucks, were seemingly here, then the opposition, there and everywhere, and also scom-Sents forwards, Hsu Bon-ring and ed pussensed of extraordinary lengthY. S. Ven were most successful in to heading dealing with the efforts of Hossack Cof reach when it vaine
and Co. Up
forward, S. C. Lim and iduels
Lee Chee-cheung, the wing-halves, did great work in conjunction with Slu King-seng, centre-half, while C. S. Hyul and Tano, centre forward and left winger, were a dangerous com- 'bination.
THE GAME
HALF-BACK WEAKNESS WEAKNESS of the Kwong Wah eleven was obviously at the nalt-back and Kwok division Ip Pak-wn Ying-ker, especially, were allowed far too much latitude, though form yesterday it would have requir- rd the best to hold those two success- fully.
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Generally speaking, however, Sing Too's secret of success yesterday lay in their greater speed: Kwong Wah. on occasions, went through butt poor 3.inishing and weak shots at goal were
Vieira, #1;0; C. Lorario 71.4/5.
Baya 59 yards breast-stroke handleap.
30: 3, O. Yvanovich, 36.4/5.
1. 3. Gumes 35.4/0; 2. J. Note-Pereira,
definitely having an "off day, and the prominence and ovation they Goscombe-O'Sullivan Cup though towards the end he managed deserved-the
έσι first-named und assist in
M. winning the women's 440 yards Valiant V his spastos were far too frequent to free-style, and the second for! among her great challenge to Mias V.j Churn over the 100 yards.
NEW YORK.
Indians,
(UF) though Ousted i from the World Series, took revenge 1
Nept
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Ally
spolators.
The agenda will include arrange on the Detroit Tigers. the pennant ments for the annust dinner, arrange- winners, in a close game to-day by mets for the annual Press
V RC ferees football match, and Mr. W. M. Glover, President of the RN and X M. Referees Ass (1K) will ud- dress the merling
3-2.
Scores were
AMERICAN LEAGUE
24 11
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Detroit
3 2 10
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Postponed League Game
In
RECREIO B, beat Kowloon first division postponed league game. A. P. Pereira, J. A. Remedios, L. F. Xavier, B. Bastu beat C. J. Tacchi, G Lee. R. Marks, E. Kern 28-7.
D. Alves, C. 1. Basto, O P Remedios,
J. Bantu lost to E. Curtis, A E, Perry,
G. C. Mass, J. Fenser 20-21.
C. Vas, P. M. N. Silva, F. X. Soares C. Roza-Pereira lost to V. C. Labrum, Carr, F. Goodwin
W. Parsons, T. W.
10-21.
Baton
New York
Battery: Bonhamn, Dickey, Host Washington
Kreal
confidence
SKIPS DUELS THE DUELS between ! M and Hibeiro were the highlight of I could not say how many the day
made down the extru trips M green following up his woods in tense ments, but I do think that had the anatch been prolonged he would have worn a path down the side
I lost count, Lon, the number of Decasions on which consultations were necessary around the jack
As I have said, the turning point was after the 10th head, on which
U M. drew, with Ribeira lying two, and measurement could not decirle the first sitol.
4 10
2
3 10
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Battery: Leonard, Ferrell.
St. Louis
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Battery Auker, Swift. Chicago
Battery: Jurney. Tresh.
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RIBEIRO'S BRILLIANCE
Police Beat Education Dept. 28-16 In Final
The most thrilling event was the 200 free-style relay. The V.R.C., the University and Chung Sing took off for the final lap on equal terras, but Ng Ni proved himself over that fifty yards and reached home a D Hutchinson, first raee two in front of D. H. Taylor.
RC was timed at 24.4/5 secs, his 50-yards lap-which is 175 sec. partment team, 28-16.
Colony record. inside the Colony
Excellency. the
THE FINAL of the Goscombe Sulivan Cup competition played on the Police Recreation Club green foot sur In this yesterday, resulted in victory for the for the Police team skipped br J. 8. Fender, De- for which defeated the Education
Mac-
At the conclusion of the match, the Cup and trophies were presented by Acting the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Governor. Lt. Gen. E. F. Norton was Gregor. Sir Atholl was welcomed by
with Str Atholl St. J. Shepherd, who also congratula present, together MacGregor, President of the V.R.C,ted the Hon. Mr. C. G. Perdue on be- The Intter half of the Police on his appointment and Lady MacGregor. presented the prizes at the conclusion, Da Commissioner of Police.
Results were:
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
J.
The rinks were as follow: Police.-W. McLeod, G. Ferkins, Orem and J. B. Fender (akip). Educa- Men's 100 yards free-style-1, D. ultion Dept.-II, Beddow, C. G. Soils, H. and N. Bebbington chinson (V.R.C.) 30.1/a (Record) 2. Ng Nia G. Wallington (Chung Bing) 68; J. D. H. Taylor (VIC) (skip). the 59.
THE second of Ribeiro's great shots
on the 14th end. Omure
With
20
four
tying three around a hidden and protected jack, wick Ribeiro and Alves decided that
of one of their own woods was the only solution. Ribeiro played on his own wood, and wicked it over to lle the shot.
His third great shot was on the 18th. A. M. Omar had taken over the jack to lle two, around which U. M. bullt a wall of defending woods, buf left a narrow opening. Through this opening Ribeiro came to trail the jack to six inches and lie the shot once more.
Women's 10 yards free-style-1, Miss Churn (V.R.C.) 23/3: 2. Miss J. Anderson (VJLC.) 72.4/5; 3, Miss fio Wal- king (C.B.C.) 732/8
Men's 100 yards back-stroke-1. A. K.
Rumjahn (V.f.C.) 70; 2, A. Lopes (V.R.C)
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Men's Fancy Diving~1, A Roza-Percita VR.C.) 2. Ed. da Roza (V.RC): 3, Wang King-woon,
Chan
Men' yarda
SPORTS ADVT.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
THE
EIGHTH EXTRA RACE
free-style.---L Charles Huang (V.R.C. 12 mins. 23; 3. Chunnam (Lai Taun) i mins, 15.4/15: 2 Yau Sai-kwan (Lei Tsuni 12 mins. $7.2/5.
Men's 200 yards free-style relay-1. Chung Sing (T. Kew, Shek Kam-pul Fung MEETING will be held (weather walang and Ng Nin) 1 min. 443/5; permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on VRC (D. Hutchinson, W Lawrence, LSATURDAY, 5th and THURSDAY, Roza-Pereira and D. 11, Taylor) 1 min, 10th October, 1840, commencing at 45.1/5; 3, Hongkong University.
Women's 440 yards free-styin,-1, Miss 2.00 p.m. on both days.
C, Guterres (V.R.C.) 8 mina, 675/5; 2, Mas
V.R.C. EVENTS
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE
The 19th end was a lucky one for
The First Beli will be rung at 1.30 the Omars in that the shot that gave Yip Tol-man (Chung Shing) min. pan on each day. them the count was their only woods: 3, Miss L Po-luen (South Chino), in the vicinity of the jack, and was the wood that was preventing the Recreio pair from registering a 3 or Two drives from Ribeiro falled to take it out.
Every wood was beginning to Alves was count on the 20th head. around the fack and lay two, but AM lost his earlier touch and was either wide or heavy. Ribeiro drew beautiful shot to rest behind the jack, and though: U.M. made a brilliant effort, be narrowly missed taking that wood out and left a 2
No One without a badge will be Women's 50 yards free-style (B. Clan) admitted to the Members Enclosure.
FINAL HEAD
FOUR shots in the lead, and on the final head, Alves and Ribeiro was
1. Misa 3. Arcull, 353/5; 2, Miss M. Choa. Such must be worn throughout the sales M. Noronha, 37. Also duration of each Meeling in such a swan:-Miss I. Campos.
manner as to be readily identified. Men's 100 yards freq-stylo Junior Cha-
Badges admitting Non-Members to planship. Ozoria 50-275: 2. C. Silva- Netto 63.9/8: 3, 2. Gosano
Boys 160 Yard back-stroke aggregate the Members' Enclosure and Club handicap-1, A Lopes (25) 78.3/5; 2 T. Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle- Gutterres (20) 1.48.2/6; J. Gomes (17),men and $3.00 per day for Ladles 704/5. Also wam Biva (gc),
(both including tax) are obtainable ide yards free-style (1) Clini)~), J. A through the SECRETARY upon the
University Cricket Trial
personal or written application of Member, such Member to be respon- sible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of all Chits, etc.
The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, Exchange Buliding, (Tel. 27704) will; more concerned with neutralising HONGKONG University held's 15-close at 11.45 am on both days: "
Tiffins are obtainable at the Club their opponent's position than making a-side cricket trial at Pokfulam on House provided they are ordered in direct efforts to score themselves. Saturday whent University Hostels Consequently the final position was beat Missionary Hostels by 13 runs advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel.
21920). that Omars had two shots around the The outstanding performance was jack, but the back woods were 80 provided by ́Amplavanah, a fresh- Inextricably mixed that Omar's only man, who captured five wickets for chance was to improve on the shots in 20 runs in six overs,
trant.
Scores were:
PUBLIO ENCLOSURE The price of admission to the Public Ericlosure is $1.00 including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies,
U.M. had two alternatives. He University Hostels-110 for 13 wki deo,; and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers could try alther to push up a front Naranjan Singh 51, N. C, Ben Gupta 16 and Sailors in Uniform are admitted wood and try to tie the score, ur he not out, K. 8. Oh 17 not out, Ooi Hee Half-Price. could have rone heavily on Ribeiro's walk 14; W. 8. Gegg 3-28: G. Hong Choy
3-26, R. 8. Gill G
third shots (there were two) and try Missionary Hostels-C N, Malihows 27, to take them out. He chose the Amplavanala 8-20: 001 1-3:
V. Cheung, #4, Khoo Ked-glang 10, former course, and was just too wide, chin 1-1.
By Order,
C. B. BROWN. www like her Secretary. Hongkong, 30th September, 1940,
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EASTERN opened through Iiyul, who received from Tsao and went through to score well out to Duncan's touch. Cheung Yang-sung increased Eastern went into u 3-0 lead soon this lead, also from a pass from Tsao,. after the resumption when Hyul west through casily with the opposing de- fence appealing vainly for off-side,
SCOTS SCORE· Sing Tao scored frst through Kwok Ying-ki, followed by Fung Kwan-
FOLLOWING the penalty taken by shung, and then again through Kwok Hossack and which was saved bril-
abortive.
Ying-ki. Second half goals came from Kwok Ying-ki and the last from Lallantly, Royal Scots scored their only goal through Marshall. But Eastern Shlu-wing.
definitely settled the issue when Yin Ah-zhing placed the ball once more out of reach of Duncan.
Teams werc;
The teams were: Pa Eastern-Lay Him-hut: Heu Bon-ying. Y. S. Ven B. C. Li, Hui Ting-shing.
Kwong Wah-Le Kwok-kee: Chung Pak-wal Hemedios Fal-km. Leung Chung Kim-fal. 1. J. Pereira; Chong Nal- shing. Lau Youk-chuen, D. T. Cowno. AV Gouno, Wong King-chung.
Sing Tao-Chau Yung chal, Lee Tin-Chee cheong; Choung Yang-rung, Two Mang. Hau Yung Bang Chul Anal Leung Wing-fok, C. 8. Hyul, Yin Ah shing. To Scots-Duncan Frazer, Neysmith: Ping-sing. Tam Chun-fal; Tang Kwong
Ying-ki. La Walker. Falcon, Parnaby: Gilroy, William- Fam ip Pak-wah, Kwok
won, Hlowack, Marshall, Wooda→ shel-wing. Fung Kwan-shung.
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