1927-07-25 — Page 9

MONDAY, JULY 25, 1927.

SPORTS

MY NOTE BOOK.

The Local Sporting Programme.

A TENNIS LEAGUE

"DECIDER."

-

"Talkee-Talkee Boxing."

1

LAWN BOWLS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

KOWLOON DOCK R.C. STILL LEADING.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS,

RECREIO v. K.C.C.

On their own green, the Club de Recreio lost to the Kowloon C.C. by

20 shots. Scores;-

C. de R.

A. Ribeiro

Several very close finishes were C. Marques seen in the lawn bowls League] P. Yvanovich matches on Saturday.

a

The Police R.C. ran Taikoo R.C.

Kowloon Dock R.C. retained II. Alves The Filipino, Macario Villon, their lead in Division I but had former feather and lightweight scare from Craigengower C.C. champion of the Orient, has con- whom they defeated by only tracted the "comeback" fever.shots. Macario was at one time rated as one of the best boys; his

elose, losing by 2 shots F. X, Silva very weight in the Islands and the fact that he is back on the the two neighbouring Kowloon C. Silva

whilst the same margin separated L. A. Rocha war-path has resulted in a bit of teams the Bowling Green Club L. C. R. Sousa discussion with the ranks of and the Kowloon C.C.-in favour Manila fistica. Villon has been of the former. training for the past

three

R.C.C. E. Kern

V. C. Labrum

A. W. E. David-

son

HONOLULU CHINESE.

COMING SPORTING INVASION,

VISITORS' PROGRAMME.

The

LAWN TENNIS.

RECREIO TO MEET CHINESE ́FOR “B” TITLE.

PROGRAMME CURTAILED.

All-Around Chinese The sodden stato of the Amateur Athletic Club base-grounds after, the recent heavy ball team of Honolulu, com-rains considerably curtailed the Ing to Hong Kong under local tennis programme on Satur- (skip).... 19 the

There were auspices of the South day. China Athletic Association, will yesterday. play at least five games with Of the five matches arranged, local teams. Mr. K. F. June and only one was played off, this being Mr. Richard Shim of the Baseball the most important fixture in the Section of South China, in charge "B" Division.

(skip).... 31

J. P. Robinson

19 (skip)

C. F. Vas

F. Hamblis

4

C. A. Lopes

J. G. Ozoriu

B. Petheram

G. Wragge

J. Ribeiro

F, G, Herridge

(skip)

13

W. W. Hirat

J. C. Lyal

J. Smith

(skip).... IB

50

In Division II, Craigengower PRETTY BALL AT THE VALLEY months and there is a possibility CC. lost narrowly to the Kowloon

of his landing a bout at the Bowling Green Club by 6 shots. Stadium in the near future. If

Other results showed a greater he can make a success of a return disparity, the biggest defeat being appearance, his addition will help that of the Yacht Club at the the feather and lightweight hands of the East Point R.C., the ranks, which are not as strong as margin being 30 shots. they might be at the present time.

A FILIPINO "COME BACK."

[By "The Tramp."} As a result of the only game played in the tennis League on Saturday the Recreio will now meet the Chinese in a deciding battle for the championship of the "B" division. The week end match saw the Recreio defeat the Indians by nine games, other en- counters being postponed on ac- count of the slippery nature of the turf. Rain also upset the baseball programme, yesterday's game between the Hong Kong Baseball Club and the Filipinos having to be postponed when each side had scored a run apiece. On Saturday, before what is said to be a "record" crowd for this sea-j son, the "Dragons" (S.C.A.A.) de- feated the Japanese by two runs to one. It was a fine struggle, and felding

excellent. S.

At Douglas, Isic of Man, I read, the Middlesbrough rider F. W. Dixon won the Junior Tourist Trophy race in perfect weather and in record time. Dixon, who is one of the most popular riders in the island and has ridden here re- gularly since before the war, won the side-car "T.T." in 1923, and has been'three times either second or third in the Senior race. His mount this year was, an H.R.D.I For the "Junior" the H.R.D. was not greatly fancied.

Division I.

KOWLOON D.R.C. v. C.C.C.

..

L.-E. Lammert

(skip).... 20

YACHT CLUB v. E.P.R.C.

70

Playing at home, the Royal Hong

Kong Yacht Club lost to the East Point R.C. by 30 shots. Scores

R.H.K.Y.C.

Vnux Bullock Sutherland - Davis

(skip) .... 16 Hummond Grely Shields Wynne-Jones

On their own green, the Kowloon Dack R.C. defeated the Craigen-

(skip) gower C.C. by 4 shots. Scores:

K.D.R.C.

Croucher C.C.C. W. Greig

Abraham W. T. Brightman Wood H. G. Cooper F. Callen

C. S. Rosselet

Edwards R. Lapsley (skip) A strong J, Puncheon team of Veloceties--the machine | G. Henderson which won the race last year—|J. O. MeLaggan

S. Gray

(skip)

Loen baseball and other sport will be found on page 11.

J. A. Lindsay J. C. Brows

C. Bennett

R. Basa

date are:-

E.P.R.C.

C. Vickers H. Hampton A. K. Henderson

H. M. McTavish|

(skip).... 22 Williamson Middleton

no

games

of the schedule by courtesy of the By heating the Indian R.C. Hong Kong Baseball Association, "B," the Club de Recreio have won have arranged the following fix-the right to play off the tie with tures, which will take in two the Chinese R.C. for the cham- week-ends:

pionship title.

All-Around Chinese of Hono-

Julu v. Japanese Baseball Club, August 6.

United States, Auguet 7. and "Tigers," August 10.

South Chinn A.A. "Dragons"

Far Eastern League (Chinese, Japanese, and Filipinos Com- bined) August 13.

All Hong Kong, August 14. All games will. commence at 4.30 o'clock in the afternoon, 'pre- ceded each by a regular longue game of local teams.

Basket Ball Also.

Club de Recreio had the upper hand of the Indians throughout the match, leading by five games in the first round, added one in the second and finished off nine games to the good.

"B" Division.

RECRBIO v. INDIAN R.C.

At King's Park, the Club de Recreić defeated the Indian R.C. by 9 games. Scores:-

J. Silva and F. Remedios

It is understood that there will (C. de R.) ;— be some very fine combination to lost to Y. A. Wahab and be tried out, such as the Chinese, S. S. Hussain Japanese, and the Filipinos field-beat. S. A. Hussain and D.

Mahomed ing a team together. The Chin- (skip).... 29 ese and Japanese have often beat S. A. R. Ismail and

played as rivals, but seldom in a

5-6

6 5

LOCAL SOCCER.

The

CHINESH BEAT THE R.A.M.C.

Chinese

FINE COMBINATION,

Hong Kong Athletic Association's soccer team, which has been in a win- ning streak for the past thres weeks, defeating in turn the Scots Guards, Welch and Queen's Regiments, scored their fourth victory against the Services, on Saturday beating the R.A.M.C.,, comfortably by 3 goals to 1.

In the first half the Chinese led by one goal to nil, the score com- ing after ten rainutes' play dur ing which time the hall was mostly in the Medicos territory.

The second half was evenly contested with neither side scor- ing up to the last ten minutes when three goals came in quick succession.

Medicas Press. First the Chinese broke through and their centre forward made sure with a cannon ball shot from close range. Then the Medios got going and all but scored. The ball crossed the goal- mouth three times before the Chinese goalie was able to get rid of it.

The Chinese added their third goal two minutes afterwards, as the result of a smart piece of combination.

Following some midfield play, the Medicos got away in a fine

9. 2 dash, and with one back beaten a

goal scemed certain.

Then one of the attackers was tripped in the penalty arca. The Medicos made sure from the re sulting penalty kick.

The final whistle came a few minutes afterwards with the 7- 4 Chinese well in enemy territory.

Shaw

Hamilton

17

(skip).... 22

Samways

Webster

Whiteford

Lee

H. Beer

D. Rumjakn

(skip)

10

S. A. Hamid

14

(skip).... 24

43

73 combined team which they domin-

F. J. Neves

D. Fritz

C. A. S. Alvea

LEAGUE TABLES,

ate. Mr. Hin Wong, hon, general secretary of South China Athle-

20-13

E.. de Sousa and F. Ribeiro

U. M. Omar".

2:

(skip).... 10

J. S. Atkinson J. V. Ramsay

W. B. Muskett

A. A. R. Souza

Division 1.

Kowloon Dock R.C. 9 9 0 0 18

#R

2

For Agst. Up Dn.

tic Association and concurrently (C. de' R.) :— The positions in the Lengue to hon. secretary of the Hong Kong beat Y. A. Wahab and S. S.

Hussain Baseball Association, has in mind some day to have a team of Hong beat S. A. Hussain and D. P. W. D.L. Pts. Kong Chinese, Japanese, and

Mahomed 8 C. 0 2 12 Flipinos so that some day there lost to S. A. R. Ismail and Kowloon B.G.C. 7 4 0 5 8 will be inter-port games between Police R.C.

8 3 0 5 6 Yokohama, Manila, and Hong Craigengower C.C. 9 3 0 6 6 Kong as well as Honolulu.

C. Barretto and D. Noronha Civil Service C.C.. 7 £ 0 5 4 In the Far Eastern Olympiad (C. de R.):- Kowloon C.C. 8.107

in the future there will be once in beat Y. A. Wahab and Shots for und Against,

three or four years but Mr. Wong

S. S. Hussain thinks that there should be base-lost to S. A. Hussain and bail inter-port games annually

D. Mahomed like football.

6- 5

S. A. Hamid

5- 6

18-15

SHARE MARKET.

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

Hong Kong, July 28, 1927, 19.30 a..

6- 5

Stock.

3-8

bent S. A. R. Ismail and

S. A. Hamid

T.T. on London

7-4

T.T. on Shanghai

$784

19

Banks.

30

Hongkong Bank

$1000

b

16-17

67

do. Lan. Reg. Chartered Bank

$135 ..... £20

£32

£13%

£9%

(skip) ....

19 ·

315

57

(skiph.... 19 Taikou R.C.

POLICE R.C. v. TAIKOO R.C.

were expected to outrum all op. Rosition, and Alee Bennett on one of them in particular. As it hap- pened, not Bennett but another Velocette rider in H. J. Willis ran second, but he was nearly ten! minutes behind Dixon, and when Hachiumi, the Japanese captain. the last two laps round the Island lost to the Taikoo R.C. by 2 shots. Kowloon Dock R.C. 558 442 116 was the here of the game, pitch began the Velocette seemed well Scores: ing all sorts of ball-and thorough-out of it. Almost to the end the

was

At Happy Valley, the Police R.C.

P.R.C.

lý puzzling the Club batsmen, There was a fall bowis programme) on Saturday and some cluse until twenty minutes from the end Moss tussles. Craigengower run Kow-it looked as if Handley were the

real race of the day was between Wiltshire the H.R.D. and a Rex-Acme Condon ridden by W. L. Handley, and Reid

loon Dock to a four points mar- gin, the latter thus registering their ninth successive victory of the season, and only a couple of points separated Taikoo and the Police. In "soccer" the Chinese secured their fourth victory

Service elevens, against

the R.A.M.C. being their latest vie- tims, and yesterday, at Happy Valley, the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club bent the Junior Section by six matches to two. So much for local sport.

winner.

(skip).... 15 Glendenning Collins Hollanda

T.R.C.

G. Gerrard Grimshaw

G.. Maelenel W, Wallace

(skip).... 23 J. McCubbin R. Bell

J. Russell

G. Morrison

ሳን

(skip).... 2

T. Grimes

J. Lairg

Taikoo R.C...... 494 429 65 Kowloon B.G.C... 427 371 56 Civil Service CIC. 398 417 Police R.C....... 462 482 Craigengewer C.C. 476 543 Kowloon CC...... 373 494

Division II

In the visiting Honolulu Chin- ese baseball team of 22 strong, there is also a full basket ball 321 team of first order, runners-up or champions the last few years in Honolulu. Among them are also! volley ball players and swimmers. Some of them are good musicians. Of course, in Honolulu, seldom one can neither swim nor sing.

Volley Hall.

P. W. D. L. Pts. Kowloon C.C.....10 8 0 2 16 Kowloon B.G.C... 9 7.0 2 14 East Point R.C...10 7 0 3.14 6 0.2 13 Taikoo R.C...

0 G 8

(Total: C. de R. 54; IRC. 45.).

LEAGUE TABLES. The positions in the League date are:-

Division "A."

8

Civil Service C.C. 10

4

.

J. Muirhead

Club de Recreio ..10 3

0 7 6

Craigengawer C.C. 10

2

0 8 4

It is hoped by the South China Kowloon C.C.

Chinese R.C. Indian R.C.

W: Wotherspoon

0

(skip)

22

39

(skip).... 15

Shots for and Against.

KOWLOON C.C. v. K.B.G.C.

Royal II.K.Y.C... 7 070A.A. Committee that there will be University

arranged for the visitors to have Mitsui Bussnn Kaisha For Agst, Up Dn. opportunity to give a Hawaiian United Services R.C. GI Kowloon B.G.C... 564 469 95

concert, a swimming exhibition, Hong Kong C.C. East Point R.Č. ·623 528 05 and to play one or more volley

Division "B." Taikoo R.C. Kowloon C.C.

At the annual meeting of the West

(skip) International Association Foot- ball Board at Llandudno,' the pro-Buchanan posals by the Scottish Football Marks Association to alter the law re- Sword garding the taking of the penalty Mair kick by substituting a thirty yards area, and the subsequent alteration of other rules if the proposal were carried, were with- drawn. The alteration of Law 11. proposed by the English F.A., in regard to the scoring of a goul, direct from a corner-kick, was On their own green, the Kowloon agreed to, and the new law will C.C. lost to the Kowloon Bowling read:"A goal may be scored Green Club 2 shots. Scores:- direct from a corner-kick, and if a free kick is awarded because of W. J. Edwards

F. E. Nash In other parts, the most in- an infringement of Law Nine, a

F. Goodwin testing event over the past few goal may be second direct from

(skin) days has been the heavyweight such free kick against the offend.d. Gibson boxing match at New York being side, but not from any other E. Shank

free kick." tween Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey which the former won

K.C.C.

K.B.G.C.

W. Hedley T. Magill

D. Mair

W. Macfarlane

16

(sisip).... 16

R. Dunean

Fincher

R. Abraham

The proposal of the Welsh F.A. C. J. Tacchi

(skip) by a knockout in the seventh that a foot-note pe added to Law round. Everyone seems delighted 13, reading: "A player guilty of. Hyde using foul or abusive languages W. Hyde

at Dempsey's "come back," and it to the referee shall be treated as W. Goldenberg is a great pity that a "talkee-tal- guilty of violent conduct," was H. Overy kee" element has been introduced agreed to, as was the proposal by criticism of the blow which that a professional who has been

reinstated an amateur shall

won the match and gives the vic- not be eligible to play in amateur tor the opportunity of regaining international matches. Dr. (Germany) and H. his

expense of Banwens Gene Tunney. The blow in ques- Delauncy (France) represented the Federation Internationale de

crown at the

tion, according to the cables, was Football Association, and in reply!

(skip)

J. D. Thomson

506 433 73

617 545 72

Civil Service C.C. 558 507 Club de Recreio 529 GD5 Craigengower C.C. 526 626 Royal H.K.Y.C. 358 483

ball and basket ball games with local teams,

Chinese R.C,

39

90

The Hui Aloha, a club of Club de Recreio

Indian R.C. 76 former Honoluluans now in Hong

Craigengower C.C. 130 Kong, will give a dance to wel Nippon Club

come the visitors. It is hoped United Services R.C. that there will be a regular South China A.A. Hawalian orchestra in attendance Hong Kong C.C Matches down for decision for for the dance, including the University next Saturday are:-

Hawaiian Hula.

Mitsul Bussan Kaisha Kowloon C.C.

FIXTURES FOR JULY 30.

The Visitors. Division 1: Craigengower C.C. v. Civil Service C.C.; Kowloon G.C. v.

Members of All-Around Chin- Royal Engineers

Division "C." Police R.C.;. Taikoo R.C. v. Kow-ese Amateur Athletic Club Mem- loon B.G.C.

bera visiting Hong Kong, August Chinese R.C. Division II: East Point R.C. v. 1, 1927, to remain one month or Nippon Club. (skip)... 20 Craigengower C.C.; Club de lecreio more in China are:-

Cralgengower C.C. Abe Sang Liu, business man- Club de Recreio ager.

v. Taikoo R.C.; Rewal-Hong Kong Yacht Club v. Kowloon C.; Civil Service C.C. v. Kowloon B.G.C.

P. T. Farrell

A. M. Holland.

13

D. Hazel

D. Harvey

R. Hall

A. Macfarlane

24

COMPETITION.

53

56

Draw for First Round.

Division II.

CRAIGENGOWER v. K.B.G.C.

(skip).... 19 INTER-DEPARTMENTAL BOWLS

At Happy Valley. the Craigen-

a stomach punch, which Sharkey to Dr. Banwens, the Board reiter-gower C.C. lost to the Kowloon (and, I suppose, his whole army ated their opinion that conical Green Club by 6 shots. Scores:

studs were illegal. In answer to

C.C.C.

of seconds and supporters) claim to have been delivered below the M. Delauney, the Board decided A. E. Coates

that international matches were Gutierrez competitions within the meaning W. E. Nicholson of the law which prohibited the G. H. Sellwood changing and the substitution of players during a match.

"belt." They are supported, it appears, by one of the ringside judges. The other's opinion has not been vouchsafed, but the re- feree says the punch was fair enough, and his idea is borne out by the slow motion pictures.

*

(skip) ........ 13 F. K. Modi D. K. Kharas Luz William Attewell, who died at A. A. Razack Long Eaton on June 11, was one (skip). 18 of the famous professionals who Y. Abban made Notts the most powerful A. A. Lewis county in the eighties. Twice tie- Lunny ing with Lancashire, and once F. T. Knott with Surrey and Lancashire, blow was a fair one. What the Notts were at the head of affairs referee says should go a long way, eight times in the course of eleven and Sullivan is no chicken at the seasons. A right-band medium- game. The deciding factor, how-paced

Weighing up the evidence at our disposal, I should say the

bowler of exceptional accuracy in length, Attewell had

K.B.G.C. 7. Matthews

F. Stonham J. Budding J. Maclachlan

(skip).... 23 E. W. Hale C. Hatt

T. Forster

Afe Pung, Captain, shortstop

and basket ball.

Nelson E. Kau, manager. Edward F. Low, pitcher. Bunny Chung, pitcher and basket hall.

Yung Fong-ching, pitcher, The following is the draw for basketball, swimming. this annual contest:-

P.W.D., Bye.

Prison v. Sanitary.

Harbour Dept. v. Police. Revenue v..Small Units Depts,

The first game will be played on Sunday, July 31. Second game on Sunday, August 7. third game on Sunday, August 14. Top sepii- final on Sunday, August 21, boltom semi-final Sunday, August 25, and the final on Sunday, Sept. 5,

All games will start at 8.30 p.m.; sharp.

By kind permission of the Com- (skip).... 18 mittee a green at the Police Re- creation Club has been reserved for these games cach Sunday: In the event of rain games will automati- cally be put back a week.

D. F. Warren

T. Fergusson

R. Carruthers

C. Cuf

R. Dixon

(skip)

....

18

(skip).... 14:

49

55

TAIKOO RC. v. C.S.C.C.

At Talkoo, the home team defeat-

C.5.0.0. Flogg

J. Beattie Archibald

R. Taylor

(skip).... 13

£1,000 GOLF TEST.

WHITCOMBE WINS FROM TED RAY.

Kan Heen-lum, pitcher. Chow Young, pitcher and fielder.

.

En Yin-chung, pitcher. Young Yuen, first base.

South China A.A. R.A.O.C.

Kowloon C.C.

Hong Kong C...

Netherlands T.C.

K.B.S.F.P.A. Taikoo R.C.

Mercantile A. & B.

do.

P. & O. Bank to East Asla

Marine Insurances.

Hong Kong

Stock

1/11%

$08

Exchange.

Canton Insurance .... $620

P. W.

Ching Underwriters.. 80 cts.

&

North China Insurance T143

b

Union Insurance...., $278%

b

5

4

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4

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Yangtze Insurance ... $33 b 335 3 M.

Fire Insurances.

3

3 China Fire Insurance $210

6 1

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Shipping.

1

5 Douglases...

H.K. Steamboats

5K. Fire Insurance.. $000

$32

$22

P. W. LIH.K. Tugs & Lighters 1.10

Indo-Chinas (Prof)... $80

Water-boats

China Sugars Malabon Sugars

Bilning Benguets...

Kallan Mining Ad

sto, (Single). T9

Shanghai Loans

Tronoh Mines

11 10

11 10

' ts.

(Def.)... $48

11

Shell Transports..... 93/-

Star Ferries

$52

10

$18

Refineries.

$18

$32

$1.70

40/-

Langkats (Combined). T19

Shanghal Exploration. T3

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Docks, Wlurves,

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IK. & K. Wharves

$103

4 B.K. & W. Docks

Hongkows

$38

T147

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RIL.K.G.C. BEATS JUNIOR

SECTION.

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New Engincerings Shanghai Docks Lands, Hotels & Bldga H.K.

& S. Hotels Hongkong Landa

Hengkong Ilealty

H.K. Territorials

$6.00

$55%

30

$1

Humphreys Estates. $12

Prince's Building..... 180

Rural Lands

$1

Cotton Mills. Ewo Cottens Orientals

T4.35 The match between the Royal

Ti b & ga Hong Kong Golf Club and the Shal Cottons (Old). T51

do.

$25% '(new) was played at Feter Yee, second base basket- Junior Section,

Buses, Trams, &c. ball.

Happy Valley yesterday morning, China Buses

Archie Ho, third base, basket-resulting in a victory for the senior HK. Tramways" $20.10b $20.40 M

ball.

Willie Chai, catcher, fielder. Lai Yee, fielder, sscònd base, Hon Chan-wong, fielder. Frank Tyao, fielder and second base.

Clarence Chang, catcher. Tim Kopp, catcher and fielder. Shipp Lo, fielder. Cheong Wong, basketball and volley ball.

Tai Sun-yim, basketball and volley ball.

Mattie Chang, catcher and fielder.

Club by six matches to two.

The matches were played on Peak Trams (old).... $15 handicap, and spoons, given by an do. (new) $8 anonymous donor, were presented Singapore Tractions to the individual winners. details are as follows:-

R.II.K.G.C.

3. W. Franks (1 up) F. J. de Rome (5 & 6) F. A. Redmond (4 & 3) E. D. Matthews

D.

T. S. Whyte-Smith (& 3)

Bruce (1 up) A. O. Brawn (10 & 8) J. S. Maclaren

{$20.30 sa

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Cements (comb.)

do. (ald)

do.

(new)

$5 $7 $6.00 $1

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China Lights (comb.) $12.00 b 13% ▼

China Prov.

(old). $9%

H.K. Constractions

Dairy Farms

Der A. Wings

$8

(new). $74

$4

$2.30

$16

GK.K. Electrics

T5144

Macao Electrics

$37

0H.K. Ropes (old)

$10

0

do. (now)

Lang, Crawfords

$7

Mackintosh

$19%

Sincares***

$8

United Asbestos

320

Watsons

$11

$6

$9.70

0 Wm. Powells

1.K. Telephones

-Nanyang Tobaccos ...

1

Mr. Clarence Chang is presi-

Junior Section, ever, I think, is the verdict of the his first opportunity to play for ed the Civil Service C.C. by 28

dent of the All-Around Chinese F. E. Booker Amateur Athletic Club of Hono-J. McCubbin cinema camera. The film is des- his county in 1881, when there shots.. Scores:-

lulu and will be with the team R. C. Wallace .cribed as an official one and it may occurred the "Nottingham T.R.C.

coming over. All members of the P. Morrison (20th Hole) be taken that it was not "faked" schism."! Alfred Shaw Arthur J. Sloan

Gleneagles, July 23.

team, except two, are coming to McLeod Barnes, F. Royle

The morning round was opened

F. Glover before being shown to the Press Shrewsbury, William

with three fours. Whitcombe took China for the first time. Mr. Fred Morley, and James Selby, D. Walmsley

A. Ç. Goldenberg and experts. This argument

Shipp Lo and Mr. Abe Liu have W. Pryde (1 up) the lead at the fourth, lofting about the punch will no doubt refused to comply with their en C. B. Matthews

(akip) gagement to play throughout the

stymie and holing from thrae been here before. Mr. Liu played continue for quite a while; and season for Natts unless the same J. Chalmers

yards. He led two up at the turn. for China in the Far Eastern After the turn there was a down-Olympiad of 1923 and 1925. the whole occurrence is unfortun-arrangement was extended to W. Warneck

pour and the spectators were While In Hong Kong, the All- The South China A.A. special ate, happening as it did at a Wilfred Flowers and William T. Young

S. Alderman drenched. Whitcombe finished Around Chinese Athletes will be committee, to welcome the Hono- period when questionable tactics Scotton. The committee main-H. McKechnie

(Akip).... 25 (skip).... 11 finely five up. Ray's putting guests of the South China Athle-Lulu visitors was headed by Mr. were going out of fashion in tained their refusal to accede to H. Maxwell E. W. Simmonds was rather shaky.

tic Association and reside at Tsol Kin-yung, Chairman of big fights and boxing decisions the demand of these famous play-D. C. Spelra T. W. Carr The start of the second round Ying Wa College, The South S.0.A.A.; Mr. Richard Shim, were running along a satisfactory era, but five of them appeared in D. Munro. F. Kaynes was delayed by torrential ruin China A.A. will manage the All- maunger, and Mr. K. F. June, and clear-cut line. If the talkers the county cleven towards the H. Dinnen

which Rooded the greens making Around Chinese Honolulu team as coach, Baseball Section; Mr. Tsoi have their way, and there are end of the season. Shaw, and (skip).....

(sp).... 16 play freakish enough of them, Sharkey may yet Shrewsbury, however, remained

Whitcombe bent Ray 10 up and long as it is in China for all Wai-yat, and Mr. Hin Wong, hon. .get the verdict.

absent after the first match.

40 eight to play. Reuter,

general secretary.

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Bickford

J. Massey

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games.

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