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GOLF DRAW.

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GOVERNOR'S CHALLENGE SHIELD.”

Following is the result of the diaw In the Hong Pairs (Foursome), for the Governor's Golf Challenge Shield," to be played on the Fanling links

GOLF.

TAG CHAMPIONSETP. ·

SEMI-FINAL TIES,

DESCRIBED BY "JIGGER.”

and he had to phy kis second stand-| ing wall below the ball, He got it nicely away, however with his check (and was almostīto in 2. A nice

up and a good putt almost gave hint la 4, in fact be lipped the bola; but

15 was good enough to'give him hole, making Wodehouse 1 up

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First Round.--Lt. Col. Taylor and

the Bog" the pin was on the Major Edwards (18) v. Capt. W. M.

Bower green and Wodehouse got nice- The weather was ideal for golf James and Lt. Com Halliley (14); E when the semi-final rounds of the on. Morgan however was on the Davidson and A. H. Crew (9) v. Lt. Championship were played on Sun sope up to the upper green and play- Good Col. Wyndham and J. M. Dodington day at Fanling. The course was harded his second too strongly. (36); J. R. Wood and N. L. Smith is usual at this time of the year putting gave Wodehouse the hole in (23) v. G. W. Sewell and G. H. Wilson and the greens were very fery: but and made him again 2 up. (34); N. C. Wilson and J. B. Ross (S) remarkably we. Putting at this time

To ensure keeping straight at the Capt. Archer and Capt. Tomory of the year in Hongkong is an art. Sh. Wodehouse took a driving iron |(22)

Byes Capt. Leslie Smith and And many matches are won and lost the tee and got a wonderful long bsl}. Morgan who is off his drive. C. L. Cordon (20) v. F. A. Wells and by faulty play in this department. Ot T. R. Chastels (22); A. B. Purves the four players on view on Sunday and who had been using a brassic on: and R. P. Shaw (17) v. L Com Morgan impressed me most, and be the fee, got too much underneath the Kilgour and Lt. E. H. Stern (27); really threw away his chances of win ball and sent it into the rough to the F. Maitland and H. Greenwood (29) ning by rank bad putting. His part-it. With his second he got into the v. Sir R. E. Stubbs and J. E. Warner ner on the other hand excelled on the valley between the Sth and 8th fair- (21); G. SArchbutt and L. S. green and with the help of a slice of ways but lying well was able to pitch

Wodehouse ran up with Greenhill (16) v. Major Bagnall and fuck pulled off the game. In the other nicely on. Major Downing (7); W. G. Goggin the Kraft was his usual self, not briljan iron and had hard lines in just and J. Stalker (33) v. A. Chant but sure and safe; never off the over-running the green. He was too Leith and R. Bruce (12); E Line and ning no risks as with an Strong in getting out, and putted short. Rhodes and M. M. Maas (16) early lead he did not need to uke Morgan Epped the hole with a 12 foot missed badly in front of goal. Then . Lt Col Nicholson and Lt any. Forrest was off his game and put and a half in 5 was the result.

(Continued on Page 10.) the Kowloon right back mis kicked Col Crosse (27); K. E. Greig and when that is the case, he can play! During last week he and McHugh rushing past scored the J-W. Paton (22) v. Pay Com. Boocher very badiy." the Gamers' second goal. Play was and L. E. H. Dolphin (28): W. B. A. went round in 78; 39 out and home mostly in the RG.A. balf after this, Moore and E. 1. Valentine (26) v. Wand it was thought that be would see the Kowloon forwards trying hard Brown and J. Hooper (26); EF-the final bus from an occasional good to score, the whistle going with the Carrs, and D. M. Larkins (20) v. G. shot through the green he seldom did C. H. Culley and M. H. Turner (36); score 2-1 in favour of the RGAT. L- Crockatt and R. A. Camidze (8) anything and he only succeeded in Beesely scoring for Kowloon from a. G. C. Moxon and H. Birkett (33) haring 3 in the thirteen played.

winning one hole the second and penalty.

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SECOND DIVISIÓN.

**Ambrose"... 2. Police 0 Club......... I "Tamar". 0 RGA. 2 Kowloon... 1 The "Ambrose" seem to be an fortunate in losing some of their players each thatch, but despite the Indians........ fact they bad to play without Downs. St. Joseph's -the Navy men proved too strong for R.GA their opponents, the Police, on Satur- Club day, thus getting their first two points in the league. Savage, who had not turned out lately for the "Ambrose" 'played against the Police and was responsible for the second goal, Miles. the Navy centre-forward, scoring the

first.

Mr. Thornton was referee.

H. K. CLUB v. “TAMAR”

The Club were visitors on the Navy ground for this match, and for some time at the start of the game did not feel settled, not having played on a smaller ground than theirs for some time. The Tamar, led by Graydon were the first to attack, but the Club defence were ready for them and feeding their forwards well, soon had the "Tamar" defencel working. Play was very fast and evenly matched, the Club attacks being spoiled several times by offside on the part of their left wing Riis.! Just before halftime the Club scored, Rodger being responsible.

5 Punjabla--- 2 Oilersen .3 United

1. S. China Kowloon 0 Staffs......

INDIANS v. PUNJABIS.

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Com. Beckwith and Lt. Hake (29) v. C. Forsyth and F. P. Grove (25); R

Next Sunday the final of 36 holes,

M. Smith and C A. Peel (9) v. E18 before and after tiffin, will be play-

F. Aucott and W. B. Cornaby (28); R. E. O. Bird and J. C. Fletcher (26) v. W. D. Kraft and E. T. Singer (26); R. L. Wodehouse and F. G. de Para vicini (7). T. W. Fill and K. S. Morrison (8).

1st and 2nd rounds to be played off by 6th December.

3rd round to be played off by 20th

These two ladian teams met at the j December, Scokumpoo Valley, and the Indians were too good for the Punjabis, who, however, pat up a good fight, going down 50 to a far stronger them. Mr. Robson refereed.

ST. JOSEPH'S v. OILERS. This match was played on the St. Joseph Ground, and St. Joseph's won by two goals to nil, playing much better football than their opponents, who did not seem to dis- play the same form that they have shown in the last few matches.

The referee was Mr. Pragnali

shooting.

R.G.A. v. UNITED. "

The United suffered another reverse on Saturday. Playing against the R.GA. second string at the Navy A In the second half the "Tamar Ground on Saturday, they found the played very 'bard equalize and Gunners too heavy and superior in and went down 3-0 they certainly came to doing it.

Mr several times, but the Club defence McGee doing the hat trick. and Rodger their Coalie, were in Jones was in charge. great form and right up to the final whistle managed LO keep the "Tamar" from scoring, thus winning by the only goal scored.

The referee was Mr. Hollands.

R.G.A. V, KOWLOON..

This match was to have been played on the St. Joseph around, but the Club ground being vacant, the, game was transferred.

Mr. Jones was referee.

CLUB RES. v. S. CHINA.

4th round to be played off by 30th January.

Semifinal round to be played off by 16th January, ..

Fimal round to be played off by 17th January.

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Foursome matches, 18" holes on Old Course, Fanling Club Handicaps Handicap 3 8ths of the difference between respective handicaps as stated above, half stroke or over to

count as one.

BILLIARDS.

ed between Wodehouse and Kraft and

it ought to be a very good, close game, with the odds slightly in favour of the Youngév mia.

THE PLAY.

F. L. D. WODEHOUSE V. B. D. C. MORGAN.

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Wodehouse started off from the first tie and got a beautiful low carry- ing shot. His opponent replied with an average tie-shot and then played a preny mashie which ran over the left hand edge of the green. Wodehorse had a poor second but got well on

The above dates will be strictly adhered to. Should any tie remain unplayed by due date the second with his third. Morgan' chipped over couple named in the match passes the green with his third and then alter into the next round.

purting too strongly misused an easy 2 foot put for a half in 5.-At the second hole Wodehouse's drive was very short and in trying to carry the bunker with his brassie he got in and Morgan had a took 2 to get out. lovely drive, carried the bunker nicely with his cleek and found himself pin high but to the right of the green. He chipped on too strongly but laid. his approach putt, dead winning the hole in 5 to his opponents 6. At the short third both played very careful! tee shots. Morgan was just on the near corner of the green and Wode- house who tried to kick off the side of the hill stopped in the long grass on the edge of the green. Wodehouse duffed his second and Morgan bad a very poor approach putt Morgan 150 tipped the hole for a 3 and with his! 150 opponent taking two putts a half in 1504 was the result.

INTER-MESS TOURNAMENT.

In a match in connection with the above tournament played on Thurs day, the Petty Officers' Mess defeated the Warders' Mess by winning five

Igames out of six.

The results were.—

PETTY OFFICERS (5).

The Qub second string are improv.E. R. A. Denyer sim ing with each match they play, their CERA. Chapman........ combination and general play being quite good, considering the way they started.

Tel P.O. RiverS ke--. CERA. Telford... ER.A. Atkinson- S.P.O. Livine.

Playing against a well balanced team like the S. China Res., they were perhaps rather lucky to win by the single goal, as in Erst half the Mr. Gipson.... Chinese missed some easy chances, Mr. Field .....

WARDERS' MESS (1). Mr. Brightman

150

At the fourth Wodehouse duffed hist 150 drive the ball only travelling about 25 131

yards. He had a fair second and then ran on to the green nicely with his į [77]4th being about 3 feet from the hole. 83 Morgan had a preny drive and was 143 just short with a nice meshie shot. 116 He laid his third within four feet of 143 the pin and the hole was morally his. 150

It ought to have been an easy patt The highest break (23 urificished) for the hole; but not only did he miss was made by CER. A. Chapman. it and run over, but he failed to get

but in the second half the Club Mr. Jabaston ----- The Gunners right through the forwards had the ball constantly up Mr. Markham-.. game played with more combination in Chinese territory, trying hard for Mr. Kelly- than their opponents, who seemed; a second goal Boysen scored for to be rather out of form. From the Club,

the kick off the RG.A. started. Mr. Cheesely was the referee. The attacking, and nearly scored. The match was played on the Club ground. Kowloon forwards; played without -combining well, but they had several } easy openings which should have!

KOWLOON v. STAFFS.

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back for a half and threw away the hole in 6-5. This less seemed to worry Morgan at the next hole, where after a good drive he played his second To-night's match in the Palace to the left of the green and was very been taken advantage of. Their This match was fought out on the Hotel Handicap Billiards tournament, short with his approach. Wode- shooting was poor. There was no Navy ground and both sides were will be Mr. W. G. Gerrard (-150) trouse on the other hand played this score in the first half, but the Gunners, very easily matched, each defence Mr. Ho Saicheung (scr.). The match,hole perfectly. A pretty drive, a nice after keeping Kowloon on the being too good for the opposing for which is to commence at 833 p.second with his jigger just on, a.good defensive for some time scored,wards. The game ended in a goal-sharp, proinises to be a very interest- McHugh working through and re less draw, the score indicating the ing struggle, as both contestants are approach part and no mistake about gistering. This livened Kowloon up standard of play.

very fine and steady billiardists. the 3 foot port necessary to give him somewhat and several times they

a 4 to Morgan's 5. He was now 2 up Gerrard is the favourite.

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