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Saturday's Activities.

CRICKET.

League L

Playing at home the Craigen- gower C.C. defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 3 wickets,

K.C.C.: 87 (W. C. Hung 41, U. M.

Omar 8 for 31).

C.C.C.: 145 (R. Lee 85*).

League II.

At the K.C.C. the Kowloon C.C. beat the Craigengower C.C. by 10 wickets.

C.C.C.: 65 (H. Overy 5 for 8, G.

Les 4 for 20).

K.C.C.: 112 for 7 (F. S. W. Smith

82, C. F. Wood 35).

On their own ground the Civil Service C.C. played a drawn game with the South Wales Borderers.

Our Sports Diary,

FENCING -

To-day Heng Kong Fencing Club Meet at 6.15

p.m.

at

HOCKEY-To-day-Hong Kong Club II. v. Recreio at King's Park

5 p.m.; Radio v. Argylls. Wednesday-Hong Kong Club v. Argylis on the U.S.R.C. ground at 5 p.m.; University v. St. An- drew's Club.

Friday-Hong Kong Club II. v. Y.M.C.A. at King's Park at 5 p.m.; Incognitos v. St. Andrew's Club at Caroline Hill

GOLF

Tuesday Completion

of Second Round of Ross Cup s (Ladies).

Thursday-Completion of 4th Round of Taggart Cup (Ladies); FridayCompletion of Second Round of Ladies' Championship.

CRICKET Saturday Hong

C.C. v. United Services; wer CC. v. Indian R.C. Second Division-Police v. Kowloon C.C. (L); University v. Hong Kong C.C. (F.).

FOOTBALL Saturday-Chin- ese League-South China "A" v. Yee Woo: Sung Ching v. South China "B",

41*, ture yesterday.

S.W.B.: 145 (Pte. Ronan L/Cpl. Addison 32). C.S.C.C.: 82 for 9 (Pte. Ronan 5

for 19).

At Pokfulum The Club de Recrelo defeated the Hong Kong University by 62 runs. Recreto: 154 for 9 dec. (J. H. Figueiredo 55*, A. A. Aziz 5 for 42). University: 92 (P. L. Tan, 25*, M. Yayabhoy 24, G. A. Gutorres 4 for 17).

League Tables.

LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE.

+1

League I.

Poss.

P. W. D. L. Pts. Pt

Craigongower Indian R.C. Hong Kong CC. Royal Artillery Kowloon C.C... Civil Service C.C. B University Royal Navy

5 4 1 0 15 18

8 10 12 10

1 2 1 12 5

1 1 1 9 4

9 3 1 12

i

League II

Kowloon C.C. Recreio Indian R.C. S.W. Borderers Craigongower

R.E. & Sigs.

Poss.

P. W. D. L. Pts Pts, 75 20 21 17 6 2 1 24 17 118 18 82921

Hong Kong Cến ô 2 ì ý t

Police R.C.

University

R.A,S.C.

were:-

to

ALL-DAY TENNIS AT THE KOWLOON 'C.C. Seventeen Couples in Mixed Doubles.

·FULL RESULTS.

A most enjoyable all-day Mixed Doubles American tennis tourna- ment was staged at the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday when, in perfect weather, seventeen couples participated. The sliding hand- cap system was again adopted to the satisfaction of all concerned. Messrs. E. C. Fincher and D. S. Green are to be congratulated on the undoubted success of the day,

At the conclusion of the tourna- ment Mrs. R. E. Lindsell, wife of! the President of the Club, kindly presented the prizes. Mrs. Lindsell was unfortunately forced to retire from the tournament shortly before the tiffin interval. on account of a leg injury.

The auccessful competitors were: -E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel The full results (best score with percentage handi- cap): G. A. White and Miss Griffith Morning Race.

(best score with percentage handi Couras:--Club Line West cap): R. E. Lindsell and Mrs. East, Channel Rocks (P), Rumsey Lochyner (greatest percentage in Shoal (P), Mark on Club Line (3), excess of individual quota): T. Lay H.M.S. Tamar Line East to West, and Miss A. Hynes (nearest average Distance: 6.7 miles.

acore without percentage handi- cap): Mr. and Mrs. Gittins (nearest average score with percentage Ption Pts.handicap).

Yacht Club. Why Wonder? (Mr. Adams) 10 Bluejacket (Mr. Pickering) Speedwell (Mr. Roure) Daphne (Hr. Grist) Dorothea (Mr. Croucher)

Total

Royal Navy-,

Wings (Lt. Fisher) Adanac (Mid Griffitha) Boojum (Comdr. Stevenson) Halcyon (Lt Peters) Colleen (Lt. Rudyard

Helpman)

Total

1

*

3

2

11

35

P'tion Pts.

8

9.

***** 15

Afternoon Race. Course:- H.M.S. Tamar Line West to East, Mark on Club Line (P), Rumsey Shoal (8), Channel Rocks (S), Club Line East to West. Distance: 8.7 miles..

Yacht Club.

21 10

P'tion Pts.

8

Wings (Mr Grievo)

21

Boojum. (Mr. Pearce)

9

Я

18

Adanac (Mr. Odland)

6 1 2 3 18

5

Jessamine (Mr. de Ville)

5 1 1 8 15

4

Colleen (Mr. Lambert)

2

Total

Points in morning

Civil Service C.C. 7 0 4 3 21

Friendlies.

At King's Park, the Royal Navy drew with the. University,

University:

209 for 2

Grand Total dames Royal Navy, dec..

(D. J. N. Anderson 62, A. M.Why Wonder? (Comdr. Rodrigues 50, E. L. Gosatio 46*, L. T. Ride 38*). Royal Navy: 65 for 9 (A. Baker

Stevenson) nro. Bluejacket (L. Gilbert) Die (L Pulvertaft) Speedwell Mid. Mowbray)

4 for 12, D. J. N. Anderson Dorothea (Capt. Whitworth) 4 for 14).

.

Total

At Sookuspoo the Indian R... Points in morning. played a drawn game with the R.A.S.C.

Grand Total

1813

63

Each pair played 80 games and the following net totals were, re- turned-E. C. Fincher and Miss 0. Dalziel (57), R. E. Lindsell

and Mrs. Lochyner (59), Mr. and Mrs. Hambley (52), E. Zimmern and Mrs. MacTavish (51), G... A. White and Miss Griffiths (60), S. A. Gray and Miss S. Dalziel (46), Mr. and Mrs Crabbe (42), T. Lay and Miss A Hynes (41), Mr. and Mrs. Gittins (38), W. W. Hirst and Miss M. Woolley (38), R. S. Capell and Miss Kacker (34), C., J. Tacchi and Mrs. Blandford (84), M., E. Politi and Miss E. Lammont (83), D. S. Green and Miss Madar (81), G. C.; Burnett and Miss A. Fowler (81). Mr. and Mrs. Old (29), Mr. and Mrs. Garland (22), SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY PRACTICE.

Kowloon Club's First Turn-Out.

The Kowloon Rugby Club, in pre- paration for the Seven-A-Side Rugby Tournament, are staging their first practice match Wednesday when the following will take part on the Club ground at 7 King's Park at 5 pm-

Ption Pts.

2

3

11

28

21

21

on

Colours: 1. D. Skinner, D. F. Kilby, G. C. Burnett, D. J. 8. sozier, J. E. H Cogan, J. E Wilson and H, Brokenshire..

Whites. Riddell, W. Stoker,

G. G. Bonham, T., S. D. Whitley, J. J. Ferguson, H. Muller and D.

LRC: 152 for 7 dec. (A. R. H Result of Race sailed in Decem- Black,

Esmail 55, A. M. Rumjaha ber, Navy 79, Club 78.

85*).

R.A.8.C: 76 for 3.

On the Hong Kong C.C. ground,

EIGHTH

Reserve: Owen Davies.

CHAMPIONSHIP RACE

a team consisting of members over. The following are the full results of the Eighth Championship thirty years of age, defeated a team Race sailed on Sat. under thirty by 29 runs.

Over "30": 177 (T. E. Pearce 82,

B. Hancock 41)."

Under "80": 148. (J. E. Richardson 67, Capt. Mirehouse 7 for

FOOTBALL

Army [8." China “B**

Malayan Ch Submarines

HOCKEY.

Caer Clark Cap.

H.K. Ladies

4 St. Andrew's

RUGBY FOOTBALLAS

Triangular Tournament,

pta Army

ACHTING

at. under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong

Yacht Club. The distance was 9 miles from Stonecutters Island (8).

Yacht

Safled by

Norona (Capt. Krogh Moe)... Rolla (Mr, A. Rolfin). Siskin (Mr. J. Sheldon).. Diana (Major W. Bingham)

"H" Clans (Started at 2.25 p.m.).

* TIMES.

Total Finished Corrected P'tion Pts, Fla. 4:08.44 4.03:44 B B 45

4.07.59 402.17

5

-58

4.07.81 4.01.81

-5.85.28

5.27.58

29

Argulla II. (Mr. H. J Pearce) Dorothea (Mr. B. Naess) Colleen (Mr. 8 Odiend), *** Falcon (Mr Bergaust)

S” & “Y” Class

4.12.28

4.01.58

4.11.58

4.01.287

4.13.184.02.48

Yacht Sailed, Daphne (Major.. Allsa (Capt

Jessamine Why zder

4.82.234.19.88 (Started at 2.80 p.m.)

Finished Corrected.

4.24.484.24

4:24614.24.51

Did

Total

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