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MARGIN OF 37 RUNS:

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1. Shea, b Rodrigues

A. R. Hajeson, & Rodrigues

A. Guterres, not out

Extras

Total

THE CHINA MAIL.

Sport Columns

LAWN TENNIS AT

WIMBLEDON.

Tilden's Magnificent Come-Back.

THREE FINALS.

London, Saturday. Before the presence of their Majesties the King and Queen "Big Bill" Tilden staged of the greatest come-backs in the history of modern aport when he routed Allison, a man thirteen years his junior. Tilden last won the championship nine years ago,

Despite all the youngster's attempts to force the pace, Tilden played his own game and dispensed with all Anesse. He rolled upon his solid accurate driving and cannon ball service. With theme

two assets be stormed his way through the first and third sets, pinning Allison down to the base line. He cunningly prevented all attempts to force the pace. Не played Allison's masterly service raagnificently, except in the third set when Allison served ace after nce, winning seven

games until Tilden broke through at the

fifteenth.

T. Imura and T. Fujimori (M.B.K.):- beat W. M. Gittins and

Hambly

heat W. Brown and G. C.

Burnett

beat F. B. Grose and Ram-

aey.............

G. 3

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S. Fukushima and G. Nakamura (M.B.K.):-

lost to W. M. Gitting and

Hambly

beat W. Brown and G. C.

Burnett

LAWN BOWLS.

C.C.C. AND C.S.C.C. MAINTAIN LEAD.

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YACHT CLUB'S PROGRESS.

the

Outstanding features of 61 Lawn Bowls League on Saturday were the victories of the Craigen- gower C.C. and the Civil Service C.C. in the First Division thereby maintaining their lead, the second aluccessive defeat of the joint 57 leaders in the Second Division, and "doublea" for the Talkoo R.C. and 63 the CC.0.

Attention is focused on the 2nd 7- 5 Division Championship race, as the T. Yamada and K. Matsuo Yacht Club are within striking lost to W. M. Gittins and (M.B.K.)-

distance, being only four, points behind the leaders but with a beat W. Brown and G. C.

Hambly

match in hand. The Club de l Recreio, the Kowloon C.C. and the 6- 4 Taikoo RC. are to be reckoned

- ·-1

beat F. B. Grose and Ram-

Bey

Burnett beat F. B. Grose and Ram-

Bey

3-6

"C" Division.

NIPPON CLUB v. H.K.C.C.

lost to the Hong Kong C.C. by two At King's Park, the Nippon Club sets to seven. Scores:-

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R. Ishibashi and C. Kawano (Nippon) :- lost to C. H. Bradley and

G. E. R. Divett lost to H. Nyhoff and A. N.

Block

lost to M. W. Turner and

V. R. Gordon

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League I

Craig

T. N. Mitchell H. G. Cooper R. Lapsley

(Skip)....14 J. V. Ramsay A. Caiman

W. Greig

F. Cullen

(Skip)....26

MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930.

A. C. Burford

B. Petheram

II. Overy. A. E. Silkstone

(Skip)....20.

E. C. Fincher J. Howe

W. Hyde

J. C. Lyal

(Skip) ....24

GO

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League II.

K.B.G.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER.

At

Kowloon, the Kowloon B.G.C. lost to the Craigengower C.C. by 35 shots. Scores:+ Bowling Green.

Craigengower, Stoneham D. K. Kharas

P. A. Dixon

E. Kern L. Rapley

G. E. Roylance

(Skip)

Roberts Shepherd

.-14.

W. A. Hale D: W. Phillips

(Skip)....12

C. Chambers G. Thompson. H. Rose

W. S. Drake

(Skip)

..12

98

R. C. Reed

W. Gill

(Skip)....23

W. R. McBride

F. K. Modi

Y. Abbas

J Cavanagh

(Skip).....30

F: Finner

A. L. de Sousa

E. Zimmern

J. Carr

(Skip)

20)

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C.S.C.C. v. YACHT CLUB, At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser- vice C.C. lost to the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club by two shots. Scores:-

Civil Service.

W. Bickford J. Massey

J. R. Archibald

(Skip)....22 J. Willmott R. R. Wood

Ladies Doubles. Mrs. Willa-Moody reeled off three

5-7 with, so that the championship is L. R. Whant T. Hata and T. Sato (Nippon): still very "opon." service aces and Miss Ryan'polish beat C. H. Bradley and ed off a love game with an easy smash. The pair continued to lost to H. Nyhoff and A. N.

G. E. R. Divett sweep through despite the re-

Plock sistance of Sarah Palfrey, who car-beat M. W. Turner and V. R. tured Wimbledon hearts, and the fact that Miss Ryan received the volleys of Edith Cross,full face and unflinchingly.

CRAIGENGOWER v. K.B.G.C.

At Happy Valley, the Craigen gower C.C. defeated the Kowloon 20.C. by 32 ahots. Scores:--- Craigengawer. Bowling Green.

V. Chittenden

Gordon T. Takemasa and Z. (Nippon) :-

7-5

Inaoka

lost to C. H. Bradley and

G. E. R. Divett

3-6

E. Tuck A. E. Coates. 1- 6 E. el Arculli

T. Fergusson

lost to M. W. Turner and

V. R. Gordon

2- 6

Miss Palfrey mixed mistakes with brilliance, but smashed un-lost to H. Nyhoff and A. N. abashedly to press her rivals to vintage set.

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The Men's Doubles had to bồ postponed till Monday, owing to Allison's dual engagement.

Results:

Men's Singles -- Final W. T. Tilden (U.S.A.) beat W. Allison (U.S.A.) 6-3, 9-7, 6-4.

Mixed Doubles - Final; Crawford and Miss Ryan beat Prenn and Fraulein Krahwinkel (Germany) 6-1, 6-3,

Final.

Ladies' Doubles Mrs. Wills-Moody and Miss Ryan (U.S.A.) beat Miss Sarah Pal frey and Miss Edith Cross (U.S.A.) 6-2, 9-7-Reuter.

LOCAL TENNIS.

UNIVERSITY SURPRISE HONG KONG C.C.

LEADERS UNAFFECTED. The results in the Lawa Taanis League on Saturday did not affect the premler positions in any of the three divisions as the leaders, in each case, as in the previous week were not engaged.

In one of the two fixtures in the "B" Division, the University sprang 4 surprise on the Hong Kong C.C. whom they convincing- ly defeated

Block

IRC. v. GERMAN T.C.

defeated the German Tennis Club At Sookumpoo, the Indian R.C.

by the odd set Scores:-

J. S. Ackber and A. R. Minu beat E. Precht and (LR.C.):

..20

U. M. Omar

(Skip) F. J. Neves M.A. R. Sousa D. Rumjaha B. W. Bradbury (Skip)....25 W. T. Brightman W. Collins

C. S. Rosselet R. Basa

G.

Schuldt beat R. Schmidt and B. lost to O. May and 0.

Schroeter

Neldt

6- 4

(Skip) ..30

6- B

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4-6

D. Mohamed and M. O. Hoosen (I.R.C.):-

beat E. Precht and

Schuldt

៩.

beat R. Schmidt and B.

Schroeter

beat O. May and O. Neidt

H. Nish

L. Guy

(Skip)....13

N. Nichol West

A. R. Whibley

H.M.H.McTavish (Skip)....13

D. Mulr J. McIntosh E. W. L. Hogbin A. M. Holland'

(Sklp) 17

POLICE RC. v. €.S.C.C.

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43

On their own ground, the Police R.C. lost to the Civil Service C.C. 6-3 by 28 ahota. Scores:-

Police R.C. 6- 4 W. McLeod 6-.4 G. Alexander

R. Marks

D. M. A. Razack and A. K. Suffiad (IR.C.) :—

lost to E. Precht and G.

Schuldt

lost to R. Schmidt and B.

Schroeter

lost to O. May and 0.

Neldt

SOUTH CHINA 7. K.LT.C.

J. C. West

(Skip)...:15

Civil Service. Jas. T. Dobbie 'LE. Longbottom

G. C. Mosa J. J. Gregory

(Skip)....27

F. Jones

S. E. Alderman A. O. Brawn

4-6

A. E. Brittain A. J. Johnson 8- 6 W. Hardy

2-6

G. Hargreaves

(Skip)....14

A. H. Oswick

On their own ground, the South China AA. conceded but one get to the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club. Scores:~

Wong Fook-nam and Siou Kin- Bang (S.C.A.A.);

Khan

The Indian R.C., were given a few anxious moments by the Gerbeat Dr. Lal and Firdos man T.C. in the "C" Divialon, as the latter, the lowest-placed team in the League, fully extended the erstwhile formidable Sookumpoo 2 combination.

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BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M.TR. W.

Chan Fook

8

& 0

0 24 20

A. B. Sulieman

h. T. Leg.. :A. A. Aziz

R.. Leung

4 0 18

0

An interesting friendly game of cricket was played on the A Rodrigues

L. P. Gan University ground yesterday afternoon when the Varsity's A. Chan Fook, b Burnett University II. second XI were at home to a com-A. Rodrigues, run out bination which called themselves T. Lee, b Burnett

A. B. Sulieman, 1.b.y., b "The Ramblers." The visitors K. P. Gen; Hajoson won by 110 runs to 73, and there. Nolasco, b Arculli is no doubt that the University. Leung, c Burnett, b Sufflad

Hajeson

will go out for revenge and seek. S. Scully, not out

JL. Youngoays, b Suffed a return match.

AA. Aziz, MacNide

Arculi

Choa, e Shen, b. Burnett

Extras

Total

The Ramblers' top scorer was GC. Burnett, with 31, and they had three other double figure scores: S. MacNider 20, and A. él Arculli and A. R. Hajesori 16 each

The Nippon Club were no match for the H.K.C.C., whilst South China overwhelmed the Kowloon

LT.C.

" "B" Division.

UNIVERSITY v. H.K.C.C.

At Pokfulam, the University de feated, the Hong Kong C.C. by six eets to three. Scores:

beat Feroz Ali and H. S. boat M. A. Khan and Jehan

Mahan Singh

Dad

6- 4

(Skip) 21

W. Glendinning. E. W. Simmonds A Reynolds F. Nolan

E, G. Post (Skip)

J. Orem

J. Hollldge

.11.

A. W. Grimmitt

(Skip) ...20

40.

TR.C. v. RECREIO.

F. H. Holdman

F. H. W. Haynes (Skip)....14

P. E. Knight H. Westlake L. E. Holland W. E. Hollands

(Skip) ....16

62

Yacht Club.

E. B. Reed A. T. Hamilton B. E. Maughan A Chapman

(Skip)....16 A. Stevenson S. Deacon

A. Macfarlang P. W. Ramsay

(Skip)...io

E. S. Abraham A. Murdoch

E. W. Carpenter

TOURISTS AT TRENT BRIDGE.

Kippax Again Saves the Side.

STEADY ATTACK.

Nottingham, Saturday. The Australians won the toss at Nottingham and elected to bat first. Vece gave them trouble, and it was only due to the efforts of Kippax (93), McCabe (58) and Richardson (55) that the tourists compiled a total of 296. Voce took 4 wickets for 86 runs.

At the close of play Notting- hamshire were 275 runs behind with all their wickets in hand.

Scores:-

Australians: 296. Notts.:

21.0.

-Reuter.

GERMAN BEATEN.

CANADIAN WINS THE DIAMOND SCULLS.

REGATTA THRILLS.

London, Saturday, At Henley, Regatta to-day in the Diamond Sculls final, the Canadian, Guest, easily defeated the German champion, Bootzelin. by 8, min. 29 sec.-Reuter.

(An earlier message stated: In the finals of the Diamond Sculls, the German, Boetezelen, defeated Joe Wright; et Canada, after a epirited race by a length and a quarter in 8 mins. 52 secs.

This

is the first occasion in the history of this race that a German and a Canadian have competed.

Joe Wright is the the

Canadian Championships.

former holder of

Diamond Sculls

The German is now meeting an other Canadian, Guest, in the final. Guest defeated Collett

A: L. Shields (Leander) easily in 8 mins. 42

Later Resulta.

(Skip)...22Eecя.]

K.C.C. v. ELECTRIC R.C.

54

On their own ground, the Kow- leon C.C. lost to the Electric R.C. by nine shots. Scores:- Kowloon C.C. W. Borrowman L. Jeeves

F. E. Lawrence V. C. Labrum

(Skip) ....22 1. S. Dinnen G. C. Harrison T. W. Carr

J. Blackburn (Skip)....11 0. B. Raves A. J. Kaw W. W. Hirst J. M. Jack

(Skip)....24

· 57

Electric R.C. A. Tarbuck Kerley

D. S. Hi

F. F. Duckworth (Skip)....21 W. Stoker T. P. Saunderson S. J. Clarke W. H. B. Muskott

(Skip).

..22

....

G. T. Padgett V. Sorby

H. Hatch

A. F. Paul

(Skip) 23

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RECREIO v. TAIKOO.

At King's Park, the Club Recreio lost to the Talkoo R.C. aix shots.

Recreio.

F. V. Ribeiro. J. M. S. Rosario E. M. Remedios F. A. Silva 68(Skip)...25 M. Baptista R. Robarts

On their own ground, the Tai- kop R.C. defeated the Club de Re 6- 1 creio by 14 shots. Scorea;

Taikoo R.C. Recreio. 6- 1 G, McLeod E. Barros

P. Yvanovich

Chan Kam-hung and Chan Kam-J. Sloan, Sr. beat. Dr. Lal and Firdos moon (S.C.A.A.) ¡~~

Khan

Jest to Feroz Alf and H. S.

Mohan Singh,

beat M. A. Khan and Jehan

Dad

J. Laing

R. C. Wallace 64

(Skip) 16, J. B. Chapman 57. Grimes Weir

62

Ho Hin-kap add Llu Kwai-fan 18.CA.A

heat Dr. Lal and Firdos

Khan

D. K. Samy and D. J N. Andor-beat Feroz Ali and HS

Bon (University)

lost to T. C. Monaghan and

L. T. Ride...

beat WM, Barton and D.

Ellis

C. Lopes

A. Ribeiro

(Skip)

H. A. Alves.

Soares

L.. Gutierrez.

J. Ferguson C. E. Marques

(Skip)....2. (Skip)...11

J. C. Chalmers A S. Gomen

J. C. Polion LC. R. Sousa W. Wetherspoon R. F. Luz 7-6 J.-Russoll

¿C. G. Silva

(Skip)....23

Singh

·86

Dad

beat M., A: Khan and Johan

6. 3

LEAGUE TABLES.

The positions of the teams up to dato are

7 beat J. D. Humphreys and

10:

R. H. Wild.

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G. E. Yeoh and PP. Kho (University)

BOWLING ANALYSIS 0 M.

beat T. C. Monaghan and RW.LT. Ride.

6-8

"A" Division Indian R.C. Kowloon C.Cod Chinesa R.O.. Gia Hãng Kong CC.

0

South China (AA M.B.R

Y K Ng and F. Y. (University)

Khoo

Mel Armulli G C Burnett. AE. MacNider

A. R. Hajesori

F. Mel Arcuil was their most successful bowler, taking. A. S. Sumad two wickets for 12 runs.

The Varsity returned only two double figure scores: Rodrigues 16 and A. A. Aziz 11. Besides being the highest scorer for the side, Rodrigues was also the Varsity's best bowler, taking three wickets for 20 runs.

Scores:

The Ramblers." A Arculli, B. Los NATTERATU BA-Ismail Scully, b

Salleman

G. C. Burnette Chan Fook

A. 8. Bullad, Lag

el Arcult MoNkler&b Clini

EMPIRE RUGBY. BRITAIN DEFEATED BY NEW ZEALAND

beat W. M, Barton and D.E

Ellis

2 lost to. J. D. Humphreys and

R H Wild.

Christchurch, Saturday Zeniend

the second

lost to T. C. Monaghan and

Ride

beat W. M. Barton and D

D. Humphreya and EEL WING

beat

18

10

MB.K. KOWLOON CC

the

BBC TAMEN "T" Division.

Chinese R.C.WAKIL Indian R.CA WELL 86Calgengower -C,C,21 Club de sarelo 68RB Sports

South China

ME

Fung

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KOWLOON DOCK V. K.C.C.-

C. Alves!

A. E. S. Alves

(Skip) ....27

D. Basto A. Barros J. Ozorio

Talkoo R.C..

K. McIntyre W. Brown G. H. Stewart H. McKechnie

(Skip)

London, Saturday. The final events in the Healey Regatta were decided to-day.

In the Stewards' Cup, the Lon don Rowing Club beat Loander Rowing Club by one and a half lengths in 7 minutes 34 seconds.

In the Silver Goblets, Prideaux Rickett (Third Trinity) beat Graham Johnston (Brasenose) by two lengths in 8 minutes 42 seconds.

The London Rowing Club eas!. 17 beat Vesta in the Wyfold Cup, the winner's time being 7 minutes #2 seconds.

The Visitors' Cup was won by Brasenose, who defeated Pembroka (Cambridge) by..one and a half Jengths in 8 minutes 6 seconds. The School Boys.

In the semi-finals of the Thames Cup, Vesta Quintin by a length in 7 minutes 14 seconds and Worcester College (Oxford) beat Kent School (America) by

half a length in 7 minutes 14 seconds. In spite of the fact that de school boys were unable to beat they stroked forty, the American by worcester, who led throughout The undergraduates were totally exhausted at the end of the race.

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T. Swan' W. Cunningham S.'Amery

D. C. Walmsley (Skip) ..... T. Stainton C: Summera W. Bell

A. H. Basto

D. Munro

:

(Skip)...18

(Skip)

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71

LEAGUE TABLES.

the race.

Kent School won their way into, the semi-final of the Thames Cup by beating Princeton Univer sity in a most exciting race,

After a false start Princeton got well away and drew ahead. - The Kent School crew were unable to draw level in the race, but op- posite the enclosure: the school boys'

whistling shrilly through his teeth, worked up the stroke to the terrific rate of forty

minute.

cox.

The crew, rowing at, this rat radually and inch by inch drew

up to Princeton and eventually rot on level terms. Fifty yards

from the, Anish the schoolboys managed to draw ahead and they

The positions in the League toivon by half a length. dale are:—

Their time was 7 minutes and Division

27 seconds, this time being one F. W D L Pts.mfuute better than the final last Craigengower C.C. 980 I 16

Civil Service C,C. 0 8 0 1 10 ear when the Brown and Nichols

School Talkoo R.C

(America) 51 8 11

beat the Kowloon B.G.C. 8 40 48 Thames Rowing Club in 7 minutes Kowloon C.C. 9405 8 49 seconds. 47 Club de Recrelo

.17

*

8 0 7 4

Against. For Agat. Up Dn.

8 3 1 47 In the final of the Grand Chal Kowloon D.R.C... Police R.C..........

1009 0 lenge Cup the London Rowing Shota For and

Club beat Leander (the holdéra). by one and half lengths in 8 On their own ground, the Kow-Galgengower C.C. 563 434 1290 minutes 59 seconds, and in the loon Dock R.C. lost to the Kowloon Talkoo R.C. 537 458 790 Ladies Plate, Lady Margaret" LP

CC. by 16 shots. Scores

Civil Service C.C. 646 488 780(Cambridge) defeated Pembroke. 02 Kowloon Dock Kowloon C.C.

Club de Recreio 471 40380 College (Cambridge) by one and H. Gittins

Kowloon D.R.C. 545 537 Kowlson B.G.C... 454 471

three quarter lengths in 7 minutes CJ Tacchi

Kowloon C.C..... 541 591 A. Hyde Lay

Police R. 412 047. 3. Fraser

Moje pada División I.

2 FC. Goodman

G. Henderson

J. McKelvie

20. Gray

(skip)

Chinese R.CE

thờ Hồng Kông có

Club de Recreio

Univ

20 (Skip)

Division

ChinaAA.

0 to 10 seconds-Reiter. 0 235

P. W. D. L. Pts.

Kowloon B.G.C. Civil Service C.09

Yacht Club..

Kowloon

Recrelo 40

GOLF.

CAPTAIN'S CUP PLAY AT FANLING.

The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club'g

Craigengower U.C. 0 0 6 6 contest for the Captain's Cup, play

208 Electric B.C

Electric R.C.9-24-74ed for at Tanling on Saturday and For Agat. Up Dn. J S MacLaren 82-10-72

Phota

For: and, Against yesterday, resulted.ALAMA

How

5116 Civil

292

3.C

000489 1110

0.0, 689" 505840 (qualifles),

500 488 62 0 Other cores

638210 Smith

F Groves

508070A. B. Stewart 81

486 001 115. There were 40 cards take

out