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THE CHINA MAIL.

THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931.

HONGKONG'S FINEST CINEMA

The Most Comfortable and the Only Air-Cooled

Theatre in Hong Kong...

SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7,15 & 9.30 P.M. THIS PICTURE IS ALSO RECORDED BY THE NEW NOISELESS RECORDING PROCESS OF THE WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM.

CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

YESTERDAY'S

LAWN TENNIS LAWN

The postponed match between RESULTS AT A GLANCE

the South China A.A. and tho M.B.K. in the "A" Division of the Lawn Tennis League

"A" Divisions.

was played South China 6% M.B.K.

"F" Division. off, on the former's courts at King's

M.D.K. Park and resulted in the S.Q.A.A. | Chinese R.C. 8

41⁄2 University winning by 6% sets to 22.

League Table to Date. Scores:---

Sets.

Lee Wai-tsoi and Lee Woon-tsoi

Nippon

Mackay

drew with G. A. Hedley and

N. A. E. Mackay

2 bent G. A. White and G. C.

Burnett

1

41⁄4

P. W.-D. L. F. A. Pt. 20 14 9 7 0 2 49 8.5 1 2 11.31

AT THE

STAR

WARNEK BROS.present"

A red-hot romaNCO

6- 6

Barton and Penn (H.K.C.C.):- lost to L. Jack and D. Mackay 2-6 Jost to G. A. Hedley and

N. A. E. Mackay

4-6

(South China):

beat T. Akiyama

and

S.

Recrclo

Hachluma

7-6

Indian R.C. C.S.C.C. University

ii

9 5 1 3 3843 1

boat G. A. White and G. C.

Burnett

G- 2

9 5 1 957 21 11

6-4 Chinese R.C.

5 5 0 0 3414 4 10

G- 3

8. 4 1 3 3 364 364

8

6 4 0 2 32

22 8

7 3 0

32 4 28

·0

16

beat T. Fujimori and T.

Imura

fbeat Yedo and Yema

4

Deutscher Club Lose. The Kowloon Indians T.C. beat the Deutscher Club by 7%1⁄2 sets to 1/2.

that explains, the

good and bad - In youth's uem code

of moralats

TO-DAY TO SATURDAY At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20. & 9.20

DANCING

SWEETIES

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A Paramount Picture'

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II.K.C.C. CC.C. CCT.C.

Army

W. H. Hoh and D. C. Lak (South Kowloon. C.C. 8 2 0 6 China).

lost to T. Akiyama and

Hachiuma

lost to T. Fujimori and

Imura

beal Yedo and Yema

S. Chan and Y. W. Lee (South China)

beat T. Akiyama and S.

IIachiuma

bent Yedo and Yema

CHINESE R.C. SUCCESSFUL

·AGAINST M.B.K.

The Chinese R.C. beat M.B.K. by 8 sets to 1.

Scorcs:-

WMorinaką

(M.B.K.):--

lost to Ho Kalau and. Yew

Man-kit

beat Chia Chun-chiu

W. C. Hung

lost to Lau Fuk-ki and I

Tak-cheuk

S. Fukushima and K. Matsuo i (M.B.K.) :-

lost to He Ka-lau and Yew

Man-kit

lost to Chiu Chun-chiu and

W. C. Hung .....

lost to Lau Fuk-ki and Iu

Tak-cheuk

8 10 5 12 39

|S.C.A.A._... 7 1 0 8-21% 41%

3-0 lost to A. V. Remedios and

S: Tohebi and J. Nakakuma i (M.B.K.)':-

HI, Howard and N. Kitchell (0.0.0.):-

Scores:--

M.B.K.

S.

2. G Napon C.

8 0 2 6 24 17

Feroz Ali and Firdos Khan (K.I.T.C.):—

Division.

beat Neidt and Soltau

6- 1

•

T.. Recreio

7.

C.C.C.

2

beat Ortlepp and Schmidt

G-4

6-.2

3-4 University

H.K.C.C. K.I.T.C. 7

8 Civil Service 4.K.C.C.

Deutscher C. 1 -League Table_to_Date.

beat Fischer and May.

6. B

4

GRANT WITHERS

Sets.

H. Mahan Singh and M. A. Khan (K.I.T.C.):-.. -beat-Neidt-and-Soltau-

SUE CAROL

-Gin lif

G-4

drew with T. Fujimori and T.

Imuraiya

«

."

19

and

Miki

Graduates A. 6 2 0 Deutscher C. 8 1 1 C.C.C. C.S.C.C.

P. W. D. L. F. Recreio 1 100 71% Chinese R.C. 98 1 0 71 6- 6 S.C.A.A.... 7 0 0 146 6- 3 YM.C.A... 9 6 0 3 48 H.K.C.C...10 5 1 4 47 University 7

7 5.0 243 Kowloon C.C. 8. 4 1 3 37 Indian RC. 1041 5 39 Army T.C.1 3 0 4 22% 37% Radio S.C.. 8 2 2 4 25% 45%

31733 the KIT.C.

drew

24% 21

with A. Pts.

Schmidt

Ortlepp

and

and a "great":

G- G

10 17

17 12

beat Fischer and May

8- 0

33 12

42 11

Capt. Gore and S. R: Salleh

194 10

(K.I.T.C.) :-

+24

thi 40

lost to Neidt, and Soltau

beat Ortlepp and Schmidt bent Fischer and May

4-6 AT THE 6-12

TO-DAY TO SATURDAY

6- 3

37

A 17

40 6 23 91 0 8 22% 58% 1 8 23 '0

35

MIXED DOUBLES.

KOWLOON CC. BEAT THE

U.S.R.C.

WORLD At 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.20

REGINALD DENNY

3-6

and

6-

3

1-6

lost to A. V. Remedios and

E, A. Noronha .... lost to A. A. Remedios and

H. A. Noronha

0-6

The K.C.C., on their own courts yesterday, defeated the U.S.R.C. by seven sets to two.

Scores:-

2- 6

lost to L. A. da Rocha and

Mrs. McTavish and E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.):-

G. A. Noronha

06

lost to Mrs. Dook end Col.

G. Kelly and (C.C.C.):

E. Howard

Robinson'

4- 6

lost to Ho Ka-lay and Yew

Man-kit

lost to Chiu Chun-chiu and

W. C. Hung

drew with T. K. Lien and.

F. Y. Khoo

lost to Y. K. Ma and G ̃E;

Yeah lost to D.-J. N. Anderson and

*Y. F. Chew

NEXT CHANGE

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lost to Lau Fuk-ki and lu

Tak-cheuk

Nippon v. University.

At King's Park the Nippon Club: drew with the University, both sides winning 4% sets.

Scores:

K. Yoshikawa and Kinoshita (Nippon Club):-

beat the Civil Service C.C. by 8 beat Mrs. Keary and Capt. sets to half a set.

E: A. Noronha ..

0-6

4-6 beat A.

1

A. Remedios and H. A. Noronha

beat Mrs. Keary and Capt.

Lockner bent Mrs. James and Capt.

Anderson

6- 3

7- 5

4-'6

!

6- 3 lost to L. A. da Rocha and

G. A. Noronha

3-6

Miss S. Dalziel and E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.) :-)

lost to Mrs. Dook and Col.

Robinson

5-7

1- G

2-6

3-6

lost to A. V. Remedios and

E. A Noronha .... lost to A. A. Remedios and

H. A. Noronha beat L. A. da Rocha and G. A.

Noronha ......

beat Mrs. Koary and, Capt.

Lockner

7- 5

4-6

beat Mrs. James and Capt.

Anderson

6- 3

3- 6

Mrs. A. J. Kew and A. E. Guest 6-3 (K.C.C.):~

University's Big Win.

At Pokfulam, the University

d bent Mrs. Dook and Col..

Robinson'

6- 4

Lockner

7- 5

Scores

L. A. da Silva and L. Oppenheim (University)-~-

beat Mrs. James and .Capt.

Anderson

7-6

8. G

G-3

2- G

Recreio Defeated.. The Ladies' R.C. beat the, Club beat Omerod and Evans beat Matthews and Best-4-de-Recreio-at-King's-Park-by-6. beat Burnett and Old ... 6- 1 sets to $.

.Scores:

3- 6

A. L. Tsai and H. P. Kho (Uni- versity)-

Barretto and Miss C. Ribeiro (Recreio):-

beat Matthews and Best

6-1 Miss Thomas beat Burnett and Old...obeat Capt. Etherington and

'Mrs. Kerrick

5-7

S-6

3- 3 P. P. Kho and K. M. Lo (Uni- drew with H. J. Armstrong

and Mra. Stafford Smith 6- 6 veraity)--

6- 4 beat Omerod and Evans

6- 4 Yvanovich beat Matthews and Best...

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Nimomya and Hasegawa. (Nip-drew with Omerod and Evans - 6lost to A. D. Humphreys and pon Cluby:- beat T. K. Lien and F. Y..

7- Ď Khoo beat Y. K. Ma and G. E. Yeoh. 7-5 tost to D. J. N. Anderson and

Y..F. Chew..........

Nakazato and Fujieda (Nippon hent Burnett and Old... 6-0 (Recreio) - (Club):-

beat T. K. Lien and F. Y.

Khoo

6- 3

beat Y. K. Ma and G. E. Yeoh lost to D. J. N. Anderson and

Y. F. Chew

6-8

.1-6

CLUB DE RECREIO BEAT CRAIGENGOWER.

At Happy Valley the Club de Recrelo beat Craigengower Cricket Club by 7 sets to 2.

Scores

K.C.C. Checked.

At, the H-K.C.C. the Kowloon

Cricket Club drew with the home team, each sides securing 4 gets.

Scores:-

Terdre and Lee (H.K.C.C.) :— drew with L. Jack and D.

Mackay

Iost to A. D. Humphreys and

Miss Thomas ...

lost to Capt. Etherington, and

Mrs. Kerrick

2-.6

4-6

drew with H. J. Armstrong

and Mrs. Stafford Smith 6. 6

6- 6

lost to G. A. Hedley and

N. A. E. Mackay.

Remedios and Miss C. Osmund (Recreio) :-

4-6

beat G. A. White and G. C.

Burnett

6- 3

lost to A. D. Humphreys and

Miss Thomas loat to Capt. Etherington and

Mrs. Kerrick

2- 6

5-7

Hepburn and Low (H.K.C.C.)

lost to H. J. Armstrong and

Mrs. Stafford. Smith

3-6

H. P. Lim and Mok (C.0.0.): drew with L Jack and D.

K.C.C.'S LAWN BOWLS Bowl Championship. U. M. Omar FINE TENNIS PLAYER

SUCCESS.

Easily Defeat Royal H.K. Yacht Club.

THE SPEY CUP.

The Kowloon Cricket Club play-

(Craigengower.C.C. and this year's favourite) and A. Hyde Lay (Kow- loon CC) successfully entered the

econd round proper.

we follow The full results wore as U M. Omar (C.C.C.) beat J. 6.) Lyal (KCC) on the CS.C.C. green by 21.shots to 13. Lyal held the lead up to the fifteenth head but fell away after his darller suc

Ing off their tie, in the Spey Royal Hyde Lay (K.C.C.) beat W. Cup competition against the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, on the Ward on the E.C.C. green by 21 Craigongower green yeatorday, shops to 6, Holding the lead throughout Hyde Lay never looked won by 28 shots to 10,

like lontug. Scores responde

RCC

H. Hampton

J. Howe

E.H.KY.C

E. B. Reed EW. Carpenter AL Shields AE Silketone W. Macfarlane..

JFraser

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THE OPEN LAWN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIPS

10

PASSES AWAY.

Uncle of the Three Crawleys.

LORD'S SILVER RACQUET.

Mr. Henry Ernest Crawley, whose death le announced at the

ed tennis player. Several times he age of sixty-six, was a distingulah- won the Silver Racket at Lord's, and represented Cambridge Univer sity at real tennis. He was ako a F. Goodwin (IC.C.) beat LA. prominent cricketer, and thrice Gutierrez on the BBG.C, green by captained Harrow 21 shots to 19... Commencing poorly Goodwin took the lead at the eighth an exciting ding

thingi

marked pro

lend

ress was made in the open Lawn

end.

TOW MAN

Three nephews of Mr. Crawley attained a degree of fame in sports. CS.". held the amateur rackets championship in 1929 "AM" playbd cricket, for Harrow, Oxford University,cand: Kent, and LAG

Nithe?

British golf coham- plony and played cricket för Cam

Univeralty: Worcester, and Essex.

Majesti

_NATHAN - }

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