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THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1931.

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LAWN TENNIS LEAGUE

9 MATCHES PLAYED

YESTERDAY.

NO SURPRISES.

Chinese Recreation

Club's Century Mark..

FORMIDABLE RECORD...

The Nippon Club lost at home to Craigengower C.C. by 8 sets in 1 in the "B" Division of the Lawn Tennis League.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

South China K.C.C.

g" Division.

"C" Division. ⠀

& Army T.C. League Table to Date.

Sota.

beut. H. Ward

Luckman

and C.

6-3

48 12 48 12 31 .10 35

Nippon Club 1 Cralgengower .8 League Table to Dale,

Seta.

beat C. Clarkson and PW:"D. LF. A. Pis Jarman.. Chinese R.C. 8.800 55, 14 16lost to C. Halford and J Recreio....10 8 0.2 56% 30% 18

Oakey... University 10 G 1 9 02 *28 13 C.S.C.C. 101 5. 29-43 H.K.C.C. ...315 2 4 52 C.C.C.

8 5.0 341 Indian R.C. 8 4 1 8 37 Arty T.C. 7 3 0 4 23 32 Kowloon C. 972 0 7 27% 53% M.B.K.

6 20 5 12 30. S. China... 7 1 0 6 212-41 Nippon C. 10 1 0 0 28

61

V. Sousa and F. Broadbridge (C.C.C.):~

1.

+

6-4

5-1

bent

C. H. Ward and Luckman

4.2

9

MIXED DOUBLES.

4

2

2

Recreio Fight Hard.

The Club de Recreio played the Indian Recreation Club, at King's

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9 K.I.T.C.

6 Radio S.C.

3

Park and lost by 6 sets to 8 to the holders of the "Dunlop" Shield.

Scores -

Fujieda and Makazato (Nippon Club) :---

H.K.C.C. C.R.G. Craigengower

6 Civil Service

3

9. Deutscher Club 0

Misa O. Ribeiro and A. V. Remedios (Recreio) -

3

beat Miss Dopellan and S. A.

Rumjahn

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drew with F. Zimmern and E.

lost to Miss Geeks and C. A. L.

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Zimmern Idrew with G. Lai and J. W.

Leonard

6-6

6- 6

lost to Y. Hachiuma

and

W. J. Howard ..

P. W. D. L. FA. Pls. C.R.C. .13 12 1 0 101 16.25 Recreio....12 11 10 77 28 23 S. China...10 8 0 2 65 26 16 H.K.C.C. .12 0 1 6 56% 57, Y.M.C.A.

lost to Miss Rumjahn and

H. D. Rumjohn Mies C.Osmund and

5. 7 F. J.

9 0 0 9 48

K.C.C....

9 5 1 8 43

40 11

E.P.N.S. TEA STRAINERS.

Minomiya and Hazikawa Club):-

(Ninpon

| Gradu. A.

University

7 02 43%

51% 13 33 12 19% 10

Remedios (Recreio)

9 5 0 4 39% 30%10

lost to Miss Donellan and

Rumjahu

1.R.C.

lost to F Zimmern and

Zinimern

E.

lost to G. Lai and J. W.

Leonard

3-6

2-6

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Flost to Y. Hachiuma and

W. J. Howard

10 5 80 Бо Army T.C..10 3 0 7 '28 Radio S.C. .11 2 2 7. 83 K.LT.C.

73 ...12 2 1.9 35 C.C.G. ....10 2 0 8 28% 61% 4 Deutscher .91 17 23 C.S.C.C....11 0 1 10 26 · ·63

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lost

9-6 lost to Miss Geeks and Rum-

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.3-6 to Miss Rumjahn and: Rumahn

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Mixed Doubles.

Miss C. Botelho and V. Yvano- vich (Recreio):--

Kinoshita and Yoshikawa (N[p. pon Club)

Recreio University C.R.C.

3 Indian R.C.

2 LR.C.

7

.8 drew with Miss Donellan and

Rumjahn

6-6

6 U.S.R.C.

losi to F. Zimmern and E.

Zimmern

99.

2- €

lost to G: Lai and J. W.

Leonard

3. G

lost to Y. Hachiuma and

W. . Howard

D. &

"C" DIVISION.

DRINK ONLY

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Win for K.C.C.

Playing against the Radio S.C.

in the "C" Division, the Kowloon C.C. won by 6 sets to

Scores:

3 drew with Miss Gecka and

Rumjahn

League Table to Date, Setz.

A. PLS. P. W. D. L. · F. Indian R.C.. 4 4.0 0 20% 0% 8 Chinese R.C. 4 3 0 1 28% 12% 6 Ladies R.C. 6 3 0 223 21% Kowloon C.C. 2 1 0 1 10% 7% 2 Recreio 2 0 0 2 3 12 U.S.R.C. University

2 0 0 2 5 13 3. 8 0 3.4

23

0

6-8

beat Ormerod and Evans

bent Freeman and Mathews . 6 4 bent Best and Burnett .......... 6- 1

Reid and Beck (H.K.C.C.) —

beat Miss Rumjahn and Rum-

jahn

L.R.C. Success.

6- .3

The University were defeated by: the Ladies' Recreation Club by 7 sets to 2 on the University ground.

Scores:-

Miss P. G. Kwok and A. L. Tesi (U.) —

↓

lost to Miss Thomas and

A. D. Humphreys

0-6

'lost to Capt. and Mrs. Ether-

ington

0-6

lost to Mrs. Stafford Smith

4- G

and

મ

N. A. E. Mackay and G. Hadley lost to Ormerod and Evans

drew with Freeman (K.C.C.):

beat W. Chanson and Y. F.

G2 Mau lost to K. W. Lee and W. Wu 2- G beat W. Abbas and G. T. Lai 6-4

R. E. Jackson and Stellingswerff (K.C.C.) :—

bent W. Chanson and Y. F.

Mau

6- 1

lost to K. W. Lee and W. Wu beat W. Abbas and C. T. Lai

4-6

6-0

Mathews...

beat Best and Burnett..... 6-8

Low and Hepburn (H.K.C.C.) lost to Ormerod and Evans. 8-6 draw with Freeman and

Mathewe beat Best and Burnett .... 6- 2 CRC. Register Century, The Chinese R.C. beat the Deutscher Club by 9 sete to nil, and thus brought their total of sets to 101 against which are 16 sets a truly remarkable record.

Scores

+

and H. G. Armstrong..... 0-6)

and

Mie K. Tse and T. K. Ng (U) -

lost to Miss Thomas and

Humphreys

0-6

6: 8

lost to Capt. and Mrs. Ether-

ington lost to Mrs. Stafford Smith

and Armstrong

5-7

1-6

Miss R. Perry and F. Y. Khoo beat Ming Thomas and Hum- (U.):-

phreys

62

beat W. Chanson and Y. F.

Mau..

...

61

beat K. W. Lee and W. Wu

64

beat W. Abbas and C. T. Lai

S.C.A.A. Win All Sets.

6 4

beat Neidt and Soltau ..... beat Fisher and May

F. K. Lau and L. F. Hon (C.R.C.) :~~~

beat Capt. and Mrs. Ethering-

ton

6- 3

lost to Mrs. Stafford Smith

and Armstrong

0-6

6- 3

6:0

beat Schmidt and Schult

6- 0

C.R.C

F. H. Kwok and M. K. (C.R.C.):---

G. C. Burnett and L. Jack (K.C.C.) -

U.S.R.C. Defeated,

The niatch between the Lau and the U.S.R.C. was played on the former's ground and resulted in a 6-0 win for the home team by 6 sets to 6--38.

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South China A.A., playing at home, defeated the Kowloon In-

dians T.C. by 9 sets to nil

Scores:-

beat Neidt and Soltau

H. K. Ho and K. Lui (South beat Fisher and May China):

KH. Chan and K. M. Chan beat Schmidt and Schult South China):-

bent F. Ali, and F. Khan..

6- 2

Army T.C. Defeated. Playing at home, the Craigen- beat H. Singh and 1. Singh 7-5ower C.C. defeated the Army. beat Capt. Gore and M. A...

.Khan

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T.C. by 6 sete to 3:

Scores

beat Schmidt and Schult

...

64 Scores

beat F. Ali and F. Khan

6.2

beat H. Singh and I. Singh. beat Capt. Gore and M. A.

Khan

6-3

W. H. Choi and T. (C.R.C.);—.

W.

Leu

Miss E. Lo and M. W. Lo (C.R.G.)

beat Mrs. Dook and CI

beat Neidt and Soltau

6- 2

6. 0

Skinner

6- 2

beat Fisher and May.

·60

6-4

beat Mrs. Keary and Col.

Robinson

6- 2

6-4

Jarman..................

6- 2 beat C. Halford and J. Oakey 6, 1, bent H. Ward and C.

Luckman,

6-8

Miss G. Lo and Ho Ka-lau . (C.R.C.) :— Kelly beat Mrs. Dook and Col

Skinzer

7 51 lost to Mrs. Keary and Coh

Robinson

46 drew with Mrs. Lochner and

Capt Morgan'

beat Mrs. Lochner and Capt.

Morgan

G- &

E. Howard and H. C. Mok

Mrs. Chiu and Yeu, Man-kit- lost to Mrs. Dook and Col.

Skinner

X-:7

...Jarman

lost to C. Halford and J.

Oakey

3- B

5-7

drew with Mrs. Keary and

Col. Robinson

6- 6

beat Mrs. Lochner and Capt. ⠀

Morgan

6- 4

F. H. Wong and H. Mok (South

China):-

beat F. All and F. Khan . 6- 4 beat H. Singh and I. Singh 6-4 beat Capt. Gore and M. A.

Khan

H.K.C.C. Victory.

J. Howard and G. beat C. Clarkson and I (0.0.0.) (0

The Hong Kong C.C. defeated } (C.C.C.) :———; ( the Civil Service C.C. by 6.sete to lost to C. Clarkson and I.. ́s on the latter's ground.

Scores:-

Lee and Terdue' (H.K.C.C.):-.

To Be Opened Next

ear.

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