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LEAGUE TENNIS

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CHINESE R.C. v. Y.M.C.A.

Scores:--

D. Clow and E. (C.C.C.):

LAWN BOWLS

(Continued from Page 9.)

LR. Whant'

F. H. Holdman

J. J. Gregory

F. J. Neves

M. A. R. Solusa

D. Ramjahn

B. W. Bradbury 16-(Skip)

R. T. Taylor

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49

POLICE R.C. v. K:B.G.C.'

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THE

22

CHINA MAIL,

Collins had likewice a field day, Macfarlane scoring on only, seven heads (including one 4). At the 12th head Collins led by: 12-9 but then monopolised all the heads bar two and won by 14 shots."

On the third rink the scores were 5-5 at the sixth head, and then Edwards scored in the next six heads, getting a lead of 18-6, although he scored only 2, 1, and 2 thereafter, 65 Wiltshire had to be content with singles, losing the match by seven shots....

At Happy Valley, the Police R.C. lost to the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by ten shots.

Craigengover

Yacht Club

D. K. Kharas S. J. Jordain W. Langenstrass F. M. Ellia

S. M. Flegg C. Rosselet

West's rink opened feebly, losing a 4 and a 1, scoring 1, and losing 1, 2, (Skip) and 2, being down after six heads by E. Tuck 10-1. They then scored one and Guy H. V. Poarse 13, but a 6 and a 1 lessened the margin A. Abbas

for West. HIs side. scored on only. Collins three heads later (1, 3, 3); whereas (Skip) Guy had five l'a and three 2's, winning w Field by nine shots.

W. GI

[Skip)

A ding dong struggle was witnessed J. Cavanagh between Moss and Russell, a couple of 3. Wiltshire threes for the former making a lot of difference as, the side tied overal times before the last head when the scores were 16-15.

By scoring on the first four hoads the K.B.G.C. on the third rink made victory sure. The visitors led by 11-3 at the 8th head, but then Mair scored A 1 and a 3 for the 5, 2, and 2. K.B.G.C. was followed by another 5 for the Police. Exchanges were even thereafter, Mair losing by only

Bowling Green $. Eccleshall

shot.

Police R.C.

E. G. Post

R. Marks

Hamson

J. McLeod

lost to M. O. Hoosen and M. P.

Madar

beat A. G. Mohamed and

Ackimr

J. S.

J. C. West

(Skip) .... 15

67. Glendinning

J. Fonder

8- GW. E. Hellands

lost to A. K. Minu and M. Hastan 3 D. M. A. Razack and G. Kelly (C.C.C.)

At Causeway Bay, the Chinese Recreation Club'overwhelmed the Euro- pean Young Men's Christian Associa-inst to M. D. Hooson and M. P. tion, winning nine sets to nil

Scores:-

Lau Fook-ki and H. Lo (G.R.C.):

beat T. J. Price and E. R. Price & 1 heat II. Hampton and C. Pile .. 6. 2 beat A. White, and A. Rump

Lai Kwong-tsun and In Tak

cheuk (C.R.C.);----

Campbell

Muir

L. Guy

one

(Skip) ... 24

R. Duncan

E. W. I. Hogbin P. T. Farrell

W. Russell (Skip)

W. E. Hale

G. C. MoSE

(Skip) .. 16

J. Field

Henderson

H. H. Roso

Madar

4- 6

G. Hargraves

R. Hall

lost to A. G. Mohamed and J. S.

Acker

W. Mair

H. Nish

1-6

(Skip)

21

(Skip)

61

beat A. R. Minu and M. Hassan - 7

T. Hamet and V. Sousa (0.0.0.) —

- 0

lost to M. O. Hoosen and M..P.

Madar

... 3. €

lost to A. G. Mohammed and J. S.

Ackber

1-6

beat T. J. Price and E. R. Price 6- 2 beat H. Hampton and C. File. 6-0 beat A. White and A. Rump

6. 1

Chong Chi-wing and Lau Man- ching (C.R.C.) :—

2

beat T. J. Price and E. R. Price beat H. Hampton and C. Pile 7-5 beat A. White and, A. Rump.... 8 1

K.C.C. v. UNIVERSITY

On their own ground, the Kowloon Cricket Club lost to the University by two sets to seven.

Scorce:--

L. Jack and J. Smith. (K.C.C.):

lost to Dr. D. Laing and Dr. D. K.

Saray

RECREIO v. K.C.C.

15

shots.

P. W. Ramsay

A. Chapman

F. Sutton

25 (Skip)

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148 pm-Weather Report. 5,30-6.30 p.m.Programme of Chinese Music.

7.48 p.m. Evening weather report.

'8 p.m. Evening programme, Records supplied

.... 16 (Columbia

through the courtesy of Messrs. Anderson Music Co., Ltd.).

E. W. Carpenter

A T. Hamilton

W. Macfarlane

A. J. L. Whyte

20

(Skip)

E. B. Reed

J. K. Shaw

G. E. Edwards

11 (Skip)

62

K.C.C. v. TAIKOO R.C..

The Vagabond King," Selection,

Percival Mackey's Band

1 "Romeo and Jullet-Waltz Song"",

"Faust" (Gounod), Soprano,

Gertrude Johnson. "The Belle of New York," Selection,

The Regimental Band of H.M. Crenadier. Guarda

18 "Marriage of Figaro," Baritone,

Mariano Stabile

.46 "Fetrouchka", ..Igor Stravinsky and

the Symphony Orch.

Debroy Somers Band

"The Desert Song", Selection,

"Prize Song",

Sea Shanty", Cello Solo,

W. H. Squire "A Musical Switch", Humoresque,

it

"Lovers Lane Minuet,"

On their own ground the. Kowloon CC. lost to the Taikoo B.C. by 24 On the first rink Munro scored a

Plaza Theatre. Orchestra quartette of 4's and 2 5, the highest "Farewell to the Swan", "Lohengrin's Narration"," score for Hepburn being 8. Although the latter scored on 12 heads he was de-In a Chinese Temple Garden". feated by 10 shots.

In a Persian Market", Organ Solo,

After McKechnie had led by 7-0 on

Tenor,

J. Rogatchewsky

Quentin M. McLean

the first three heads and by 10-2 at “Fidelio," Overture, Musique De La the sixth head the scores were level (11-11) at the 12th head, whilst at the 18th head McKechnie led by 19-15. A single and couple of 4's gave him win by 13 shots,

Walmsley had scored only a trio of singles up to the 11th head, Rchinson leading by 16-3. Walmsley got 2, 1, 1 and Robinson 2 and 3. Walmsley scored on the 15th head, followed by

1 and 2, gaining the lead by 16-15. 22 Both sides got a 2 cach, Walmsley

thus winning by one shot.

!

Taikoo R.C.

C. Cameron

81

Kowloon C.C.

H. Lasham

T. W. Carr

J. H. Stewart

F. E. Lawrence

R. Keown

D. Munro

19 (Skip)

29

On their own ground, the Club de lost to A. R. Minu and M. Hassan 4- Recreio defeated the Kowloon C.C. by

nine shots.

R.E. & R.S. v. R.A.O.C.

J

At Scokumpoo, the Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of Signals lost to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps by thres

sets to siz,

Scores:-

+

Lt. Macdonald and Q.M.S. Guinan (RE. & R.S.) ;—

lost to Maj. White and Capt. Weir 2-6 lost to S/Sgt. Greenaway and

S/Sgt. Hardy

1- 6

lost to Q.M.S.. Richardson

Cpl. Morgan

and

2-6

L/Sgt. Palmer and

L/Cpl.

Penny R.E. and R.S.) :---

3-6

beat P P. Kho and Y. K. Ng.. 6-1

Jost to T. K. Lien und F, Y. Khoo 4-6

་

J. Hepburn (Skip)

10. B. Raven On the first rink matters were even Webb up to the 19th head and then Ribeiro Parves. scored 2, 3, 1, 2, and 2, giving him av. C. Labrum lead of 21-10. Silkstone could only (Skip): respond with a trio of singles against E. Shanks a couple of 3's and a 1 for Ribeiro, L. Jeeves who won by 15 shots.

W. Brace

(Skip)

Luz led Fraser 'by 9-2 at the seventh J. P. Robinson head and by 10-4 at the 10th head. A couple of 2's and a 3 gave Fraser the lead by 11-10, but then Luz got 5. Fraser could do no more than get a couple of singles and a 2 thereafter, againat 2, 1, 4, 4 for Lasz, who won by 11 shote.

After scoring on the first two heads

J. Watson

Garde Republicaine "O Vision Entrancing", "Carmen-Flower Song" Tenor, "Castle in the Air", Selection,

Arthar Jordan.

Modern Theatre Orchestra "In this Hour of Softened Splendour", A Musical Jest The Sheffield Choir "Nocturne" (Borodin),

London String Quartet

"The Battle of Waterloo",

The Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards 10.30 p.m. Close down.

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J. Sloan

W. Weir

H. McKechnie

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5. Hope

J. Polson

D. Peoples

D. Walmsley

17

(Skip)

18

51-

75

E.R:C. v. RECREIO

At North Point, the Electric B.G.

shots.

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best Ma. White and Capt. Weir 7- 5 Yvanovich got only 1, 3, 5, and 1, defeated the Club de Recreio by three lost to S/Sgt. Greenaway and whereas his opponents monopolised S/Sgt. Hardy .... ...... 16the play on all the other heads, their beat Q.M.S. Richardson and Cpl.

score including a 4 and a couple of Morgan

6- 2's, giving them a win by 17 shots.

Club de Recreio

(Skip) .....28

P. M. Pinguet and A. Lecot (K.C.C.):-

lost to Dr. D. Laing and Dr. D. K.

Samya

1-6

Spr. Sabin and Sgn. Attwood (K.E. and R.S.):-

C. Vas

lost to P. P. Kho and Y. K. Ng. beat T. K. Lien and F. Y. Khoo F. L. Zimmern and G. Lee

6-8

7-5

lost to Maj. White and Capt.

Weir

C. A. Lopes

2- 6 C. Marques

(K.C.C.):—

lost to S/Sgt. Greenaway and

S/Sgt. Hardy

A. Ribeiro

2. 6

Dr. D. Laing and Dr. loat to

D. K. Samy ..

2. 6

beat Q.M.S. Richardson and Cpl.

Morgan

F. E. Silve

& 1L. C. R. Sousa

C.-G. Silva

R. F. Luz

F. X. Silva

C. M. S. Alves

lust to P. P. Kho and Y. K. Ng. 4-8 lost to T. K. Lien and F. Y. Khos 4-6

RECREIO v. J.R.C.

At King's Park, the Club de Re- creio defeated the Indian R.C. by six sets to three.

Scores:--

C. A. Ribeiro and A T. Remedios (C. de R.):

LEAGUE TABLES

(Skip) .... 26

Kowloon C.C. F. B. Smith J. Howe

A. Hyde-Lay

A. E. Sikstone (Skip)

Capt. Dunbar

18

Webster scored on the first heads; Ozorio on the next four; Webster on the next seven; Ozorio on the next three; and Webster on the last threea rather curious distribu- tion of play. At the 15th head Webster led by 19-6 and won ́ eventually by 25- 13. Webster's best score was 5.

Davies was behind most of the way but equalised the scores at the 17th A. C. Burford head (14-14). Then Gutierrez got a L. E. Lammert 6 and a 4; Davies got 3; and Gutierrez

J. Fraser

finished up with a 3, thus winning by (Skip).... 15 seten shols. F. Gittins B. Petheram H. Overy P. A. Yvanovich J, Gibson

(Skip).

The positions in the League, brought. A. Alves

up to date, are appended:--

"A" Division

Hong Kong C.C.

P W. L. Pts

5

5

0

&

Kowloon C.C.

.6 ö

Б

·5

Chinese R.C.

M.B.K.

Indian R.C.

lost to S. A. R. Bux and A. H.

Madar

4-6

beat S. S. Hussain and D.

Mohamed

6. 3

beat A. K. Ismail and V.

Soonderam

- 2

South China. A.A. Craigongower C.C. Club de Recreio. University

E. A. Noronha and H. À Barros (C. de) -

"B" Division

beat S. A. R. Bux and A. X.

Madar

Pts.

Chinose R.C.

6- 2

Kong C.C.

beat A.

K. Ismail Soonderam

and V.

6-4. Y.M.C.A.

University

4

(C. de B.):--

bent S. S. Hussain and B.

Moharned

A. Ribeiro and J. Xavier

lost to S. A R. Bux and A. H.

Madar

·lost to S. S. Hussain and D..

Mohamed

54 P.E. and R.S.

Club de Recreio South China A.A. Nippon

8-

Kowloon C.C.

Indian R.C.

beat A. K.

Ismail

1- 6 and V.

"C" Division

Soonderam

7-5

"C" Division

H.K. C.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE

On their own ground, the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the Civil Service G.G. by

six sets to three

Scores

EV. Parker and LAR Duncan (H.K.C.C.);—

lost to J. Bendall and Dr. D. J.

Valentine.

3. B

beat Pengolly and H. Westlake. 6-2 Jost to J. Barrow and McDougall 3-5

C. Blaker and C. H. G. Bradley (HKGC) (-

beat J. Bendall and Dr. D. J.

Valentine

beat Pengelly and H. Westlake 7-5 lost to J. Barrow and McDougall 3- 6

N. S. Loe and J. A. Summers (HEC.C.)

beat J. Bendall and Dr. D. J...

Valentineag

Club de Recreio..... Hong Kong. CD Civil Service C.C. Chinese B.C. South China A.A. Indian R.C. R.A.CZC.

Crafgengower C.C. R., and

11 (Skip)

65

Division II

K.B.G.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE

Play was even between Muslett and Baste up to the 15th, bead when the latter led by 14-12. Then Basto gót a

5, Muskett 1; Pasta 1; Muskett, 3: 28 and Basto a couple of singles, by which

margin he won the game,

56 Electric R.C.

On their own ground, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Civil Service C.C. by two shots.

J. T. Lunny

C. E. Gahagan

H. F. Akehurst

A. Webster

.:

(Skip).... 25

L de Rome G. T. Padgett L. Deacor

LJ. Davies

Massey scored in the first five heads (Skip) and led by 11-0. His lead was re- J. R. Way 5duced to 15-12 at the 16th head, but a H. Hatch 33 helped him, only for him to lose 5A. F. Paul

on the 18th head, However, he W. B. Muskett scored on the last three heads and won by seven shots.

Play between Raylance and Haynes

1 was fairly even up to the 10th head,

(Skip)

Recreio

A. Machado

J. M. S. Rosario

E. L Barros

J. E. Ozatio

(Skip) Gomes Baptista Alves

L. Gutierrez 19" (Skip)

18

62

A. Rosario

L. Remedios

A. Barros

B. Basto

(Skip)

LEAGUE TABLES

Division L

1 but at the 14th Haynes led 19-9. After that he scored only a 2, his op- ponents getting four singles, & 3, and a4 and losing by just one shot.

Owing to the unavoidable absence of "P. W. L Pts..

4404 "President" Warren, D., Gow deputised Kowloon D.R.C.

for him and brought of a win by 10 Taikoo R.C. shota. At the 10th head he led by 22 Craigengower C.C.

Kowloon B.G.C.

3

2208, but a couple of 2's and a 3 helped Club de Rocreto

CHINESE R.C. "A" BEAT

SC.AA. “A”..

Archibald A

Civil

Art Green Civil Service Sitit, Service C.C.

OF. L. Repley OT.

HL Lockhart

A. West

R. R. Wood

L. E. Luck

J. Maclachlan -

(Skip)

J. Massey

On their own courts on Friday the Chinese Recreation Club beat the South China A.A. by eight sets

to one

Scores:-

M. W. Lo and C. Choa (C.R.C.) best Luk Kang cheung and Luk Ding-cheungpers best Li Woon-tsof and Li Wai-

tsol

80

beat Ho Wai-hing and Chan So 6-2 Yew Man-kit and Cheng Chi-wing (G.R.C.);

lost to Luke Lang cheung and

Luk Ding-chengladb

beat Pengelly and H. Westlake 68 beat If

heat J Barrow and McDougall..., & 8 and L

CGC V. INDIAN RC.

At Happy Valley, the Craigengower CC lost to the Indian RC. by ever

sets to two.

beat Ho Wal-hing and Chan So

Ng Sze-kwong and H. (O.R.C.)

beat Luk Kang-cheung and Luk

Ding-cheung

heat Li Woon-sol and Li. Wal

beat Ho Wai-bing and Chan

1-6

17 (Skip)

H. F. Stoneham E. W. Simmonds: A. W. E. Davidson Holland

Petherick R.. B. Davies

G. E. Roylance F. Haynes

(Skip) 20 **** (Skip)*** G. E. F. Thomson W. J. Bickford VH: Chittenden Ariostrong W. S. Drake C. Sara D. Gow

-J. R. Archibald (Skip)

(Skip)

C.CC . YACHT CLUB

24

IN

Kowloon CCI

18

20

p. W. D. L Pts

642

69 0 3 6 53026

6 30

Shots For and Against

logy For Agst. Up Dn. Kowloon D.R.C. (... 887 105 82 Taikoo R.C

960 838 22

Kowloon B.G.C. *** 298 299- Club de Recreio

Craigengower CO

295 2990

870 800 100

43 083

Kowloon C.C. 321 264 Civil Service", G.G.€) 335 368 Police R.C.NAMED 817 3505033 Division II.

P W D L Pt Craigengower 0.02 0.5 01:10. Civil Service C.0 — 7 5 0 2 20 Electric RC

Kowloon B.G.C.74088

60 Taikoo RC5306 Yacht Club - 6 3 0 8 8 Club de Recreio 4,177 1-0 4 Kowloon CC 6006

Shots For and Again.

Craigengowar: C:CA 370 Civil Service C.C. 125 877 846 328 Yacht Club Kowloon B.G.C

At Happy Valley, the Craigengowrer 7.5 CG. defeated the Royal Hong Kong,

Yacht Club by shots.

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Lo After the fifth head Rosseles had an easy game and he led at the 13th head by 18-8 and at the 19th by 25-11, His Taleo R.C.. margin at the end was nine The Electric RC- winners had three 4's and the losers Club de Recreio

Kowloon C.C.

DE

Fujibun, from Osaka.

George Lynott, from Shanghai. H. Kong Kwok, from Osaka. Milladvert, from Dairen.

E. V. JESSEN,

Superintendent.

Hong Kong, 27th June, 1929.

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