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THE CHINA MAIL⠀⠀⠀

KOWLOON C.C. BEAT Champions Defeat The

THE BANK.

Yesterday Afternoon's

Lawn Tennis.

MARGIN OF 39 GAMES.

In a lawn tennis match on the K.C.C. courts yesterday afternoon the Kowloon' Cricket Club defeated the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank by 260 games to 221.

Although the heat was terrific In the early part of the afternoon some rousing struggles were wit-i nessed and all praise is due to the Bank team who put up a gal- lant fight on strange courts.

The matches were decided either a set a maximum of eight games, each of the eight

or

by

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rival pairs.

Full results were as follow:- E. C. Fincher and J. C. Lyal (K.C.C.).

3- 5 lost to Turner and Hyde lost to Morse und Stagg

.... 3- 5

4- 4: drew with Stabb and Rigg baat Cleland and Rubertson 6- 2 beat Adamson and Dunkley. beat Black and Law

beat Wade and Stilllurd beat Lowson and Hambly

Kowloon B.G.C.

Craigengower Bow the Knee

Civil Servants Gain Decisive Win Over Taikoo

Yacht Club Provide Surprise

Ideal weather favoured the open- Scores:- ing of the 1932 Lawn Bowls on Police R.C.

The Kowloon Cricket Fender Saturday. Club, last year's champions, took Johnson the opportunity of securing a Booker creditable victory' at the expense Mair

(Skip) of their nearest rivals, the Row-i

McLeod loon Bowling Green Club.

Craigengower unexpectedly suc- Glendenning cumbed to Kowloon Docks and the Marks Civil servants secured an amazing Moss victory over Talkoo to commence the season on a grand scale.

S. A. Gray and G. C. Burnett Craigengower 67 Kowloon C.C. 60

Club de Recreio. L. Xavier

R., R. Robarts

L. C. R. de Souza

F. X. Silva

(Skip)

Gutierrez Ribeiro Gomes

14

Playing on their own green, the 51 Civil Service 67 Kowloon B.G.C. defeated the H.K.

61 Electric RC. 51 Electric R.C. by 10 shots.

R. F. Laz

.10

(Skip) ....20

F. Xavier

C. Lopes

C. Silva

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

(Skip) Ellis McWalter Hollands Reynolds

.20

Marquea

(Skip) ..10 (Skip)

First Division.

6- 1 Kowloon Docks 65 Craigengower 44 6-8 Civil Service 97 Taikoo R.C. 6-0, Police RC. 40 Recreio 5-8 Kowloon C.C. 56 K.B.G.C.

Second Division.

40

65

26

65

Second Division.

61

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beat Stubb and Rigg beat Cleland and Robertson beat Adamson and Dunkley drew with Black and Law drew with Wade and Stilliard beat Lowson and Hambly

E Abraham and W. Zimmern (K.C.C.).

Scores:- drew with Turner and Hyde 4- 4 Kowloon C.C.

Gittins lost to Morse and Stagg

Hyde

(K.C.C.).

Recreio K.B.G.C.

beat Turner and Hyde

6- 0

Scores:

beat Morse and Stagg

5- 3.

K.B.G.C.

Electric R.C.

6- 0

6- 0

First Division.

Mitchell

Tarbuck

McIntosh

Gahagan

6. 2

4.4

Meyer

Deacon

CHAMPIONS LOSE.

Rapley

Muskett

4- 4 D- $

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(Skip)

Playing on their own green, the Ashworth Kowloon Cricket Club defeated the Venables 42-16 Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 15 Gooding.

shots.

Davidson

(Skip)

Slogan

McKay

Hill

་

Duckworth'

.14

Bowling Green.

Sherriff

Dunean

0-6 drew with Stabb and Rigg ... 4 4. lost to Cleland and Robertson

Logan

(Skip) Normington Butler

Whitts

3-5 Lyal

Hogbin

Hale Drake

de Rome Webster

drew with Adamson and

- Dunkley

beat Black and Law

4- 4 5 3

Lapsley 1 (Skip)

Holland

(Skip) (Skip)...26

7

.25

(Skip)....15)

drew with Lowson

Hambly

and

4- 4

24-30

McTavish L. Jack' Farrell Gibson

(Skip) Hampton

: Taylor

Beat

61

K.C.C. JUNIORS LOSE.

51

Nichol

Russell

.14

(Skip) Stoneham

G. A. White and E. Zimmern Goodwin (K.C.C.).

Hyde-Lay

lost to Turner and Hyde

... 2-6, Fraser

D. W. Phillips Rose Nish

beat Morse and Stagg

6- 25

(Skip)....27

(Skip)

beat Stabb and Rigg

6- 2

..16 Field

Pearce

beat Cleland and Robertson

6.2

66

51 (Skip)

22

beat Adamson and Dunkley.

6-0

Hooper

Dinnen

beat Black and Law...

6- 11

CRAIGENGOWER LOSE.

Modi

Harrison

beat Wade and Stilliard

6. I

Ward

Carr

lost to Lowson and Hambly

.. 3- 5:

On their own ground the Kow-Cavanagh loon Docks

the R.C. defeated 41-19 Cralgengower C.C. by 21 shots. Kerrison

Summons

W. James and D.3. Green Crafgengower. Kowloon Docks. Abbas

(Skip)

.17

Herridge (Skip) Raven

.24

Scores:-

Skinner

Kern

¡ (K.C.C.).

lost to Turner and Hyde

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W. F. Brightman A, Calman 3- 5 A. F. Contes

R. Morrison

28 E. el Arcul!!

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Razack

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Host to Morse and Stagg

lost to Stabb and Rigg .... beat Cleland and Robertson beat Adamson and Dunkley beat Black and Lawy

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beat Wade and Stillard..... Host to Lowson and Hambly

2- 6U. M. Omar

6-1 (Skip) ........14

6-11G. L. Buchanan

6-1 M. O'Brien 6- ow. GI

3- 5 R. BABE

2 (Skip)......

34-25 M. A. R. Souza L. E. Lammert D. Rumjahn E. W. Bradbury (Skip)....19

J. Scull and A. Hove (K.C.C.). :` lost to Turner and Hyde :1-6 lost to Morse and Stagg··· 1- 6 lost to Stabb and Rigg

2.6

drew with Cleland and Robert-

son

4341

lost to Dunkley and Adamson, 1,6 drew with Black and Law 17. 4- 4! beat Wade and Stilllard.

44

....22

On their own green the Craigen- !gower C.C. defeated the Kowloon ...20 C.C. by 7 shots.

F. Cullen

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W. Robson

E. Docherty

W. Greig

J. McKelvie

Scores, Craigengower. Kowloon C.C. Kharas

Hirst Barros

Kew Blackburn Burford

(Skip)...20

RECREIO BEATEN. Playing away, the Civil Service C.C. beat the Club de Recreio by 16 shots.

Scores:-

(Skip)....24 Club de Recreio. Civil Service,

R. Craig J. Lindsay J. Rameey J. Brown (Skip)

BIGGEST WIN OF DAY.

A. A. Xavier

J. M. S. Rosario J. J. Basto

P. Yvanovitch, .20; (Skip) ....20 M. Carvalho

65 F. X, Soares

5-8 At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser

lost to Lowson and Hambly.. 35 vice C.C. defeated the Taikon R.C.

lost to Turner and Hyde lost to Morse and Stagg best Stabb and Kigg beat Cleland and Robertson beat Adamson and Dunkley

Civil Service. Talkoo R.C.

(Skip) ....

by 71 shots:

21-40

Scores:-

C. J. Tacchi and G. Lee (K.C.C.).

2.8

N. Bebbington

Watson

2- 6

H. Westlake

Bona

6-8

LE. Longbottom Wair

60

J. Hollldge. Wotherspoon

60

(8kp) .86

3. Randia

J. Palson

drew with Black and Law

beat Wade and Stilllard

3. Alderman

A. Stalker

5-8

beat Lowson and Hambly

J. A. Eeld

53

35-25

Herridge J. Deakin

J. J. Gregory J. Russell

(Skip)....95

F. L. Jones

A Crabbe and G: (K.C.C.)

C. Matthews.

(Skip) E. W. Summonds Chapman

Bloen

lost to Turner and Hyde 1- 6 A. Grimmitt lost to Morse and Stagg ..... 10

lost to Stabb and Rigg

16

drew with Cleland and Robert---

lost to Adamson and Dunkley 85

drew with Black and Law

lost to Wade and Stilllerd

lost to Lowson and Hambly

McLeod Munro

(Skip) 28 (Sklp)

RECREIO

FORY.

On their own-gree R.Clost to the Club de Recreía.

17-4325 shota

C. H: Basto

J. L. Ozorio

(Skip)

2.14

F. Prata

Armstrong

J. F. Macgowan L. R. Whant H. E. Strange

(Skip) ....20 HL. L. Lockhart ..P. E. Knight J. Massey

S. Eccleshall (Skip)

C. Strange

J. M. Alves⠀⠀⠀⠀ J. F. Wilmett

E., M. Remedios L. Luck

Dr. A...A... Basto......... A, Q. Brawn

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51.

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YACHT CLUB WIN.

Overland China Mail.

A WHOLE WEEK'S NEWSPAPERS IN ONE.

The first Investiture of the year took place at Govern- ment House, on May 2, a large number of guests being present.

The bright dresses of the ladies, mingling with the more conservative dress of the men, provided a colourful background for the ceremony.

The principal recipient among the honours list was Mrs. H. T. Creasy who received the M.B.E., others being Mr. Li Po-kwai, J.P., and Mr. Wong Kwong-tin who both re- celved Certificates of Honour and Mr. Abbas Arculli who received the decoration of an Associate Serving Brother of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. A full report of the occasion is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

*

With election day on May, 10, the contest for the vacancy on the Sanitary Board is becoming keen. Dr. Li Shu-far, a candidate, and Mr. F. C. Mow Fung, nominee of the Kowloon Residents' Association, have both made state- ments to the Press, outlining their policies and replying to the charges made against them.

Mr. Mow Fung repudiates the charge that he is in- terested only in Kowloon and Dr. Li Shu-fan outlines hier. past record and announces his policy.

Considerable interest is being evinced in the election, and much correspondence, involving letters from the can- didates, are printed in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

A fine tribute to the sterling work of Mrs. H. T. Creasy, M.B.E., Vice-President of the Hong Kong Women's Guild and Ministering Children's League, was paid by the Patrones (Lady Peel) at the twelfth annual meeting held at Government House on April 29. There was a large attendance of members. Addressing the gathering, Lady Peel took the opportunity of thanking, on behalf of the members of the Committee, their President, Mrs. Creasy for all that she had done in connection with the Ministering Children's League and Hong Kong Women's Guild. The meeting is reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

Sub-Lieut. R. Tyrwhitt; R.N., of H.M.S. Orpheus, and second cousin of Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt, G.C.B., former C-in-C., China Station, was found dead at about 4.30 on the morning of May 8, at Stonecuttere Island, with a bullet wound through his head. A report of the tragedy Is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

There is no phase of the life of the Colony or of Chiss

the weekly paper that YOU MUST ORDER NOW.L

What does not receive attention in the OVERLAND CHINA.

Playing away the Royal H.K.Y.C.

defeated the Talkoo, R.C. by 15

shots

Taikoo R.C.

W. Brown

R. Cameron. 8. H. Stewart

R. Keown

(Skip)...16 R. Wright A. Black

S. Hope

R K Duncan

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Welder Greenwood T. Grimos

H. McKechnie

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E. B. ReedTMTM

A. Murdoch B. E. Maughan

A. Chapman

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A. Macfarlane

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