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LAWN BOWLS
K.B.G.C. Unexpectedly Lose
BEATEN BY THE K.C.C.
Craigengower's Win in Spey Cup
Regarded as having a good chance of drawing level with the two leaders of the First Division of the Lawn Bowls League and making it a triangular play-off for the championship, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club unexpectedly lost to the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday by ten shots.
The Senior Shield will now rest between the Kowloon Dock R.C. and the Craigengower C.C. who have eighteen points each, the deciding on a neutral match to take place green.
The P.R.C and Club de Recreio fixture was postponed on account of the Police Aquatic Sports.
Craigengower started with a one and a two, and early on, mean: to give no quarter to their opponents. At the 9th head, the Happy Valley team had a load of six shots (10-4) which, however, was immediately Craigen- reduced by two points. gower again got away with a one and a three, and then conceded throating TES. Thereafter, the win! on the card-Taikoo Kowloonners monopolised scoring which C.C-was also put off owing included a six at the 20th head.
The only Second Division mate
This
Craigengower. F. J. Neves
to the inclement weather. match, however, has no bearing on. Beer the championship, for which the E. el Arculli Kowloon B.G.G. and the Civil Ser U, M. Omar vice C.C. are bracketed in top place.
Division I
KOWLOON C.C. v. K.B.G.C.
On their own ground. the Kow- loon C.C. defeated the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by ten shots. the home team. Silkstone, for
three started well by scering a against. Russel but the latter goon caught up and taking the lead from the 5th head, won by five points.
Fraser drew first blood against Guy. The score was level (2-2) at the 3rd head but from then on, the K.C.C quartette had matters much their own way and win easily.
honte
Like the previous two skips, Gibson also opened the scor- ing against Gow. Up to the 11th heal, Gibson led by ten shots (17-7) and looked as if he would show a comfortable margin, inasmuch as he increased his 'advantage by two points at the 16th head (23-11). Gow, thereafter, carried everything before him ant scored nine shots in the last five heads to lose by three points.
Kowloon C.C.
H. Hampion
(Skip)
Yacht Club. W., Macfarla
F. Sutton
J. K. Shaw
A. Chapnian 27 (Skip)
C.S.C.C. KOWLOON C.C.
In the second round of the Spey Cay rompetition, the Civil Service Club de- Kowloon C.C. yesterday fented the afternoon.
Scores:- Civil Service F. E. Booker
K.C.C.
H. Cittins
4. J. Gregory
L. E. Lammert
J. Gibson
A. O. Brawn A. A. Grimmilt
(Skip) 33.
J. Fraser
(Skip)
BILLIARDS
STEEL COULSON LEAGUE MATCHES
SOMERSET'S FINE WIN
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Below are results of matches in the above League played last week:-
TUESDAY
H.K. Police Res. v. St. Patrick's Mow Fung Cheah Leung
Somersets Sergts. v. Craigengewer
U.S. RACING
THE CHINA MAIL,
“WHICH ONE” WINS, FUTURITY
STAKES
SEVENTEEN RUNNERS
New York, Saturday. In the Belmont Park Futurity Stakes, which is described in America as the richest horse race in the world, Mr. Harry Payne Whitney's "Which One" came first,
Mr. George Widener's "Hi Jack" second, and "Gallant Fox" third.
There were seventeen runnera. "Which One" Won by three lengths.
Mr. Whitney's "Boojum," the favourite, was fourth.
U.S. YACHTING
**CARY L' WINS *SEAWANHAKA”
CHARITY FOOTBALL
Services Sustain A Severe Defeat
GREAT CROWD AT CAROLINE HILL
H.E. The Governor Kicks Off
The weather proved kind at Caroline Hill on Saturday afternoon when the Services met the Chinese in a charity match, the pro- ceeds of which will go to swell the funds of the Tung Wah Hospital (Eastern Branch). A large crowd was presented, which included H.D. the Governor and Colonel J. Mc. D. Haskard, C.M.G., D.S.O., G.S.0.1. China Command, and the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, C.M.G., LL.D. Prior to the commencement the teams were drawn up in line, and His Excellency shook hands with each player, after which photograph was taken with His Excellency in the centre of the
group.
The teams took the field as follows:-
CHALLENGERS' VICTORY
Oyster Bay, Long Island,
Saturday, The "Scawanhaka" yachting cup,chuen and Li Tin-sang: Yee Cheuk- Chinese Chow Yin-yin; Ng Kam- awarded for the best five races, was
wa, Leung Wing-tak and Leung won in three out of two events by Wing-chiu, Tso Kwai-shing, Suen, the Scottish eight-metre "Caryl" Kam-stun, Fung King-cheung, Len
the challenger), belonging to E. W. Wai-tong and lu Pak-wa. Robertson, in
("Serapis"); Services-Spriers contest with
Oliver (R.A.) and Reeves (K.O.S.B.). "American Gypsy," owned by Payne. Everest (K.O.S.B.), West (S.L.I.) and which represented the Seawanhaka Joyce (R.A.); Skiggs (K.O.S.B.), Korinthian Yacht Club (the Stock (K.O.S.B.), Rayson (S.LL}, holders)—Reuter's American Ser- Kernick (Sub. L19) and Alexander
(K.O.S.B.).
rice.
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LAWN TENNIS
TILDEN WINS AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
NEAT VICTORY
Forest Hills. Saturday. Mr. W. T. Tilden to-day won the American Lawn Tennis champion- hip for the seventh time, beating
Hunter 3-6, 6-3, 46, 6-2, 6-4.
This is the first occasion the pair have met in the American cham- pionship final-Reuter's American Service.
FRIDAY
Craigengower v. Somersets Bergts. Ribeiro
150 Trickey
Referee: Lieut. G. W. Seal, M.C., R.A.
set up, Rayson and Alexander being prominent until the latter was pull- ed up by a fine tackle on the part of Lee Cheuk-wa.
were
Half time:-Chinese, 1; Services 0.|
More Scoring The Services were the first to gain ground
resuming, and ยม awarded two free kicks in rapid suc-¡ cesslon, from the second of which Chow Yin-yin saved Alexander's shot. The Chinese were not long in taking up the running however, and quickly added to their score, Opening Thrill
Suen acoring a fine goal from Lee His Excellency kindly consented Wai-tong's pass.
Services the to kick off.
Nothing daunted and the first move- ment of note was a breakway by again fought back and Stock was the Chinese, Spriers being called unlucky with a shot which struck
side of the upon to clear from Fung King
upright and cheung.
A clever dribble by The Services retaliated went behind. and
from
centre Kenick pat Rayson in possession, Alexander's Chow Yin-yin was just in time to
but the centre forward's shot was elear when rushed by Rayson. A
charged dawn. A moment later slip by Reeves looked dangerous Rayson again got the ball, and, tak for the Services, but Joyce came ing the Shanghai goalkeeper by sur- to the rescue with
a fine punt. prie with a quick shot, reduced the Play was evenly contested for a
lead. time. Stock and Kernick indulging
some clever passing, while Suen was in great form in the Chinese forward line.
The Chinese goal had a narrow when Alexander centred escape across the goal, mouth, Stock - be ing just wide with first time effort. The ball was taken straight to the other end of the field, and Spriers brought off a emart Bave from Lee Wai-tong. Everest next sent Skiggs with a grand pass. but the latter's contre was cleared by the goal thkeeper.
50
Zimmera
150 Jakeman
181
150 Baptista
148
Kitcheli
109
Vas
150
150 Leigh
Kew
71 Wisher
160
129
Remedios
150
Lim
150
Grant
136
Kwok
150
S. M. Cruz
77 Kelly
91 O'Hare
150
C. Sign
150
Barros
KE
5 Pong
130
F. M. Cruz
150
Tota!
765 Total
675
Bowling Green
Total
R. Duncan
K16 Total ..... #74
E. W. L. Hoglin
St. Patrick's v. H.K. Police Res. Remedios 150 Wong
P. T. Farrell
F. M. Cruz 150 Pong
107
W. Russell
Wisher
148 Kew
150
Yas
144 Sinn
160
16
(Skip)
21
O'Hare
150 Kelly
148
Barros
150 Cheah
109
V. Chittenden
Trickey
150 Ribeiro
130
S. M. Cruz 143
Kwok
Bell
H. Nish
Grant Jakeman Leigh
150 Medina
117 Baptista-
150
Mow Fung
120 Zimmern 150 Lim
150
56
Total .....
887
L. Guy
23
(Skip)
11
Total
S. Eccleshall
Total .....
Garrison Sergts. 131 Ashman
757
G. E. Roylance
R. Hall
+
D. Gow
28
(Skip) ...
20 Benzeval
62
52
Jordan Sharpe
Ward Hodson Ashman
118 Royal
150 150
Sharpe Benzeval 187 Hodson
105 .95
140 Peachey
108 Pycock
180
Lockyer
Butler
150 Jordan 150 Ward
150 Pearce
76
Total
809* Total
W. Webb
A. Hyde-Lay
A. E. Siksione
(Skip)
A. C. Barford
J. A. Howe
L. E. Lammert
J. Fraser
(Skip)
H. Gittins
B. Petherant
H. Overy
J. Gibson
(Skip)
Palice R.C.
Kowloon DRC.
Kowloon B.G.C.
Club de Recreio
Taikoo R.C.
Kowloon C.C.
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868 Total 761 R.E. Sergis. v.
Royal Bevar 150 Peachey 160 Pycock
Garrison Sergts. y. R.E. Sergis.
150 Lockyer 148 Bevin
121 Total
150
707
858 Total Highest break: 40 by Ribeiro of Craigengower C.C.
LEAGUE TABLE
including September 18 are:-
Win on Drawn Drawn on
games points
League positions up to and Team
Matches
played. Wings
St. Patrick's
17 16
13
19 7 0 6 14
Police Reserve
16
10
12
13 7 0 6
14
H.K. Police
13
13
愈
12 6 0 7
12
Somersets
10
16
..13 0 0 18
0
R.E. Sergts.
14
C. & P.O. Club
R.A.0.B.
12
For Agst. Up Dn.
Garrison
14
879 727 152
&
.836 791 45
769 751 18 0 .733 747
R.A. Sergls.
Craigengower
14
16
Q
0 14
0
28
.890 777
0 87
.632 828
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LEAGUE TABLES
Division 1.
Kowloon D.E.C. Craigengower C.C. Kowloon B.G.C. Civil Service £.C. Club de Recreio Taikoo RC.
Kowtoon C.C.
P. W. D. L. Pts
14 9 0 5 18
18
9 0 5 14 8 0 6 16 14 0 6 16
Shots For and Against
Craigengower C.C...878 768 110
Civil Service C.C...766 794
Police R.C.
Division II.
Kowloon B.G.C.
Civil Service C.C.
Taikoo R.C.
P. W. D. L. Pts.
14 10 0 4 20 .14 10 0
20
12 8 0 4 16
Craigengower C.C...14 8 0 6 1
Yacht Club
Electric K.C.
14
13 7 0 6 14
Chub de Recreio....14 3 0 11
Kowloon C.C
Shots For and Against
Kowloon B.G.C.
Taikoo R.C Craigengewer 0.0. Yacht Club Electric R.G Club de Recreio Kowloon C.G
For Agst. Up Dn. ....907 747 160
.207 762 185
0
.789 646 93 0 .£08 806 2
.739 759 0 20 .812 849. 0 37
.673 924
SPEY ROYAL CUP
0 82
Craigengower C.C. v..Yacht Club
In the Spey Royal Cup, the Craigengower C.C. accounted for the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club by 18 shots on the Civil Service C.C. ground.
Civil Service C.C.
14 7 0 7
.12 1 0 12
766-848
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Scene of
away
were beautifu
Fine Combination The
Chinese forwards
together 150 playing
in 146 style, and after Reeves had par tially cleared a combined attack the ball came to Fung King cheung, who shot over from close in. 150
141
the
A Treat to Watch
The Chinese were not long con- tented with so narrow an advantage and the forwards came down the field in line their passing being a treat to
watch, but Lee Wai-tong headed wide when a goal sccmed ter- tain. A third goal for the Chinese came as the result of Lee Wai-tong following up smartly, Spriers kick- ing the ball on to the inside left, whence it rebounded into the net.
The Services fell away badly from now and the Chinese for- wards, playing delightful foot- ball, did pretty much as they plessed. Fung. King-cheung ob- tained the fourth point with a smart shot, while shortly afterwards Tao Kwai-shing added a fifth after Spriers had made a series of sensational saves out of
goal.
The same player added 2 further point a moment later, after Spriers wing right on the goal line.
bad fumbled a centre from the left
There was very little to chose be tween the two teams at this stage, 150 although the Chinese forwards in-
Lee Wai-tong completed the scor- 113
pressed as being by far the more
ing for the Chinese, his shot screw- workmanlike quintette, Suen, King ing back into the net after Spriers 754 and Lee giving some delightful ex-
had stopped the fight of the ball. Mr.hibitions of short passing. For the
The Services made a gallant at- services Stock was the most danger-tempt to come back just before the ous attacker, and Chow Yin-yin did close, and in a tussle around the well on one occasion in saving a họi Chinese goal Stock managed to find drive from this player.
the net.
First Goal for Chinese A further Chinese attack led to a fruitless corner, but a lovely touch by Suen put Tao Kwai-shing in pos-
running | session, and the latter, 22% in, drew Spriers out of goal before 191⁄2 crossing to Suen, who had only to tap
the ball into the net.
games
a
Total
47 342
26
7
16
16
10%
This reverse put the Services on 16% their mettle and for the remainder of the half some brisk attacka were
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Tennis Matches
Miss Virginia Rice, left, is shown on East Hampton, N.Y., courts, sharpening up her strože in general practice at the annual Maidstone Club tennis tournament. Miss Rice and Alice Francis were defeated in doubles in the first round by Evelyn Parsons and Clara Zinke Misa Parsons, centre. of California, has been exhibiting some brilliant work, and is regarded as successor to Helen. Willa. At right is Mrs. Charlotte Chapin, jun., ranking player, who, with Marjorie Gladman, de- feated Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Endicott, Wightman cup players, in the first round of doubles. Helen Wils made her first appearance here of the season in an American tournament, partnering with Edith Crohn of San Francisco..
Result:
Chinese, 7; Services, 2.
Comment on The Game Although not winning in such a decisive manner as the score would; suggest, the Chinese were clearly the better side and thoroughly de- served their success. Chow Yin- yin, the Shanghai goalkeeper did all that was required of him in a cap- able manner, while the backs gave him excellent support.
Lee Check-wa, the Singapore star, was the pick of a useful half back line, but it was in attack that the Chinese showed to best id vantage, the whole forward line working together with the precision of a machine. Suen was at the top of his foren, whilst Fung King- cheong and Lee Wai-tong were also brilliant in their methods of attack. Tao Kwai-shing was the better of two clever outside men.
:
Flashes of Good Play The Service men showed flashes of really good football,. but as a team they failed to get together. Spriers tarnished an excellent first hall display by making some costly mistakes in the latter part of the game. The backs were none too steady under the heavy pressure set up, but Reeves repeatedly saved the situation with lusty clearances.
The half backs worked hard but were for the most part too busy in defensive work to be of much as-1 sistance to the forwards.
Of the front line Stock was by far the most dangerous, but he did not receive a great deal of support from Skiggs who seemed out of his element in the forward line. Ray- son strove hard to get the line go- ing and was responsible for many clever individual efforts, as also was Kernick, but the latter did not eppear at his best, whilst Alexan- der rarely got going in his usual style.
The South China Athletic Asso ciation are to be congratulated on the arrangements made for the match, including the seating, these being carried through without & hitch by a most efficient staff of assistants.
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TEMBER 16,
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