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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1927.

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YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

Play of a Very High Standard.

The C.R.C. "Stand Court" was the scene of two tennis matches of a very high standard one of which, unfortunately, had to be abandoned Owing to many counter-attrac-on account of falling light, · tions on Saturday afternoon the at- The first game was a singles af- tendance at the Chinese Recreation fair between the local champion, S. Club was poor, but those who avali-A. Rumban and Gordon Lum, ed themselves of the opportunity to This went to the latter rather east. witness the exhibition tennisly, but at times he was given soine matches arranged for the benefit very anxious moments when the of local charities were by no means local lad brought off some very disappointed.

pretty shots.

Rumjahn started the first set very well, taking the first three games with comparative ease. He, how ever, failed to keep up his good play, and the next six went to the Chinese, who gave him the set at 6-8.

Each player won his service game until.5 games all was called in the second set. Rumjahn then broke through the Chinese player's service and, by winning the next game as well, took the set with the score

The first game, a doubles match in which O. and H. D. Rumjahn played against Lum Po-wah and Ng Sze-kwong was always interesting and the result in doubt until the final point was won. The former pair, it will be remembered, won the Open Doubles Championship for three consecutive years, whilst the records of the two latter players are well-known to local fans.

Although all the players gave a good account of themselves, men- tion must be made of the consistat.7-5. ently brilliant play of O. Rum- The next set proved a runaway jahn, who has improved beyond all affair for Lum, who took the first recognition since his transfer to four games before conceding the Tientsin. His overhead work was fifth to Rumjahn.The next two superb. This, together with the games also went to the visitor, fearless manner in which he made giving him the set at 6-1. Lum was the most of any openings left by his giving a delightful exhibition of opponents made him the outstand overhead work at this stage, but ing player of the four. During the mention must also be made of the whole game he was ably supported spectacular way in which Rumjahn by his cousin, H.,D., who played as returned some very well-placed well as ho has ever done in the shots. various Championships in which he has participated. Lum Po-wah dur- ing the whole course of the game did not employ his usual forceful service, and in the early stages of the game was rather prone to "poach."

A better, anderstanding WDA reached between Lum and his part- ner after the first set, and he gave a good account of himself. Ng Sze kwong was disturbed by his part-

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when Lum realised the futility of attempting to carry Ng, they com- bined very well, and Ng proved that he is still a player who can hold his own with the best.

The fourth sat, which also proved to be the final one, went to Lum at 6-4. Lum played comfortably and secured the first three games. Rumjahn then made a determined effort to pull through but, though he brought the score to 5-4 with the Chinese leading, he could not capture the tenth game as Lum had no difficulty in securing that, and this gave him the match.

The final scores in Lum's favour were:-6-8, 5-7, 6-1, 6-$.

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WON, BY, CAPT. ERSKINE.

The Jasper Clark Cup Competi tion and qualifying round of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club Cham- pionship, each 86 holes medals play, were played for at Fanling yester day.

The Jasper Clark was won by Capt. Erskine, of the 2nd Scots Guards with a total score of 157, His morning round was 82, and in the afternoon he did it in 75.

In the qualifying round of the Club Championship there were 38 competitors, the best 16 returns qualifying for entry into the first and second rounds, which will be played off next Sunday,

Of the players competing yester- day, only one of last year's semi- finalists, T. D. E. Pendered, figures in the 18 who qualify for the first round. I. W, Shewan and N. L Smith were not here to compate this year, and. W. L. Dunbar falled to get through.

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KOWLOON CHAMPIONSHIP.

The second round of the Kowloon Golf Club Championship was play- ed off yesterday on the Kowloon City course and resulted as fol-| lows:-

The Doubles match between Lumi and M. W. Lo and Ng Sze-kwong with Dr. Tottenham as partner had to be called off on account of dark-1. nese with the scores at one set all. The final score was a true In-Lum and Lo won the first at 6-8, dication of the play, which proved but went down in the second with that the Rumjahn combination, by the score at 1-6 against them. virtue of better understanding,

was alightly superior.

The full score in favour of the Bumjahns was 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2; 8-6. The Veteran Scores.

The second match was between

S. E. Green, who may justly claim to be styled a veteran at the game, and M. W. Lo.

CHESS.

CAPABLANCA DRAWS ANOTHER GAME.

Buenos Aires, Saturday.

In the chess championship Alek-

J. D. Thomson beat S. Gray 2 and

J. O. McLaggan beat H. C. Howard 4 and 3.

F. E. Remedios beat A. W. Roberts 4 and 8.

F. Lickley beat H. Overy, 5 and 4.

HOCKEY.

HONG KONG v. MACAO.

A Hong Kong team visited Macao yesterday and played a match: against a Macao team, Hong Kong game.-Reuter's American Service.winning by five goals to 2. The

This game was very keenly con-hine and Capablanca drew the 33rd tested, with Green settling down to things from the very start and winning the first set to love. Lo in the second set got into his stride, and with Green driving alightly over, the set went to Lo at 6-1. In the final set Green act a fast pace, and, playing with some of his old time uncanny ac curacy, it devolved into a matter of time as to the result,

The final score in Green's favour was 6-0, 1-6, 6-2.

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