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AITKENHEAD SHIELD TEAMS

EIGHT RINKS TO END MR. BUSTON'S HORSE SECOND

1932 SEASON.

Red Letter Year.

MRS. SOUTHORN TO PRESENT TROPHIES.

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Next Saturday.will be the blggest day in the history of Lawn Bowls in the Colony when the 1932 season will be conclud ed by the annual Altkenhend Shield match betweon Hong Kong and Kowloon, thus ter- minating what will go down, in the annals of Lawn Bowls as a red letter year.

Twelve very closely matched games have been arranged by the L. B. A. Committee, and the con- test on the Kowloon Bowling Green i Club green should prove one of the closest of, the series. Tea will be provided during the afternoon for both players and spectators.

AND LORD ROSEBERY'S THIRD

Mr. Kennedy's Nitsichin Wins Cesarewitch.

London, Yesterday, The Cesurowitch at Don- caster resulted as follows:-

Nitsichin

Chelmarsh

Sandwich

1 2.. 3.

Twenty-six ran, the winner winning by three lengths, two lengths separating second and third,

Betting: 10/1 Nitsichlo, 22 Chelmarsh, 100/12 Sand- wich.

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The only lust minute change to be made was that of Frederick Aby "Fiding Joyous Greeting instead of Dowdall.

-Reuter.

China Mail Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

HOCKEY-Mamuk Shleid

At the conclusion of the contest. which will commence at 2.30 p.m. sharp, Mrs. W. T. Southern, wife of H. E the Officer Administering the; Government, the Hon. Mr. W.-T. Southern, C.M.G.. will present the Aitkenhead Shield to the winners 24th Batty and will also distribute the League trophies and placques to the Crai R.A.S.C. rengower Cricket Club, and the Open Championship Trophy to L. A Gutierrez, and the Spey Royal Cup to the Club de Recreio.

The draw for teams and rinks resuited as follows:-

KOWLOON

C. de R.

HONG KONG Rink No. 1.

L. A. Gutierrez FX. M. Silva AS.. Games

G. E. Marques

K.C.C.

(Skip)

J. S. Dinnen:

W. W. Hirst

E. Kern

J. Jack

C.C.C.

R. Busa

M. O'Brien

E. Lammert

B. W. Bradbury

(Skip)

Rink

No. 2.

Mixed Team (H.K.);

(Skip)

K.B.G.C.

W. Vetiables.

$. Eccleshall

W. V. Fields

3. Hope

A. GIN

Argylls

V. Yeteran

(Valley 4.30)...

v. 1st H.K.S.R.A.

(Marina 4,30) WATER POLO

v. Lincolns

("Y" Bath).

TO-MORROW.

FOOTBALL

v. Linealns IT"

(Chatham Rd).

Argylls If

ท

HOCKEY

Club "A" v. Borderers.

ROWING Trevessa Trophy (North Point 4).

POLO Hong Kong v. Shanghai

(Causeway Bay 8).' RUGBY Kowloon. Rugby Club Practice.

SWIMMING — King's

Finals.

(Skip)

Rink No. 3.

R.H.K.Y.C.

A. W. E. Davidson W. E. Hale

W.S. Drake

.(Skip)

K.D.R.C.

Eink

T. Coleman W. H. C. Robson

G. Henderson

B. B. Maughan

J. Bentley

A. L. Shields..

The Hon. Mr.

W. T. Southorn

(Skip)

No. 4.

R.JL.K.Y.C

E. B. Reed

A. Murdoch

A. Chapnian

Police

SATURDAY.

CRICKET

College

v. Craigengower CC.

Indian R. C. University

የ.

Kowloon C.C.

v.

Indian R.C. IL

Kowloon CC. I. Navy

University II

"V.

St. Joseph's

FOOTBALL

FIRST DIVISION

St. Joseph's

v. Recreio

|S. Gray

W. Macfarlane

Kowloon Artillery Police

•

(Skip)

"Rink

(Skip)

Borderers

No. 5.

Ewo

K.C.C.

P.R.C.

Kowloon

4. Oran

Borderers

V.

D. Clow

T

H. Gittens

J. Hyde

H. M. McTavish W. E, Hollands

R. Lapsley G. C. Moss.

(Skip)

K.D.R.C..

J. V. Ramsey

R. G.. Craig

J. Funcheon

Rink No. 6.

C.C.C.

(Skip)

G. L. Buchanan A. E. Coutes

W. Brightman

U. M. Omur

: (Skip)

I. C. Brown

(Skip)

Rink No. 7.

P.R.C.

K.B.G.C. A. MacIntyre

H. E. Rost

F.. E. Booker 3. Nalan-

W. Mair

R. S. Nichol A. M. Holland E. G. Post

(Skip)

Rink No. 8.

K.B.G.C.

C. S. Beat

A. K. Taylor

R. Nish

WRussell

· (Skip)

C. de R..

C.S.C.C.

(Skip)

E. W. Simmonds

J. Deakin

J. Holidge

A. W. Grimmett

Rink No. 9.

L. C. R. Souza

C. A. Lopes

C. G. Silva

R. F. Luz

C.S.C.C.

(Skip)

N. J. Bebbington F. Jones

A. H. Oswick BA, O. Brawn (Skip). (Skip)

Fink

No. 10.

T.R.C. G. McLeod J. Polson

K.C.C. J.J, Farrell A. C. Burford A. Hyde Lay

J. Fraser

(Skip)

J. Russell

J. Chalmers

Rink No. 11.

C. dø-R. |-- B.KE.R.C.

C. H. Basto

J. J. Basto

| J. G. Ozorio

A. H. Basto

(Skip)

K.D.R.C.

A. Calman

W. Craig F. Cullen

J. F. Lunny

H. Hatch

A Webster

S. Deacon

Rink No. 12.

T.R.C. J. Watson

(Skip)

(SHp)

H. G. Cooper.. W. Weir

W. Wotherspoon D. Munro

(Skip)

((Skp)

DISAPPOINTING RUGBY TRIAL

Featureless play was

Rugby

Athletic

Lincolns

Navy

. Club

SECOND DIVISION

Tsung Tsin

R.A.F.

Y Easter ·

Club

St. Joseph's

South China

Artillery

v. Navy

THIRD DIVISION

St. Joseph's Athletic

South China Lincolns R.A.S.C.

v. Rucralo

v, Engineers

N. Signals

v. Trikoo,

w. Borderers

University

Y.M.C.A. 2ND:XL

In their hockey match, with the H.K.S.R.A.. second eleven on the Marina ground at 5.15 p.m. to-day, the YM.C.A. second XI will be, re-

· KWOK CHAN-HAN TRIUMPHS.

Turns Tables On Shek Kam-Pui.

1,300 METRES FINAL

Kwok Chan-han, the South China representative who was beaten by Shek Kam-pui in the heata, yester- day won the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation 1,500 Metres Swimming contest at the S.C.A.A.! Pavilion, North Point. Shek was second. The following were the results:"

1.

Kwok Chan-ban (South China)."

2. Shek Kam-pui (Fukien).

3.

Chan Kee-chung (Canton) Police).

4 Chan Fuk-shing (Fuklen).j Also swam Mak Wal-wong (Chinese Civil Service) and Tsang Ho-fuk (Chinese B.C.).

KOWLOON C.Č. 15F XI.

The following will represent the Kowloon Cricket Club against the University at Pokfulam on Satúr day at 2 p.m. :·

F. Goodwin (captain); E. C. Fincher, J. C. Lyal; E. F. Fincher, J. Hunter, I. McInnes; G. C. Burnett, A. T. Lay, N. A. E. Mac- kay, W. C. Hung and A. E. Perry..

K.C.C. SECOND ELEVEN.

The following will represent the Kowloon Cricket Club second eleven in a friendly match against the University second eleven at the K. C. C. on Saturday at 2 p.m.-. F. S. W. Smith (Captain) G Lee, F. E. Lawrence, H. Overy; A. A. Dand, F. Read, R. O. Dunne, H. Hampton, A. R. F. Raven, E, O. Murphy and W. L. McKenzie. Resorves D. S.1 Green and R. G. U. Mead:

HALL-THOMSON WINS BOGEY POOL.

Amazing Versatility of Newcomer.

A. P. Hall-Thomson, (8) who will almost certainly secure a place in the Colony Pack to meet Shanghai and who is a very useful all-round- cricket field won the er on the Bogey Pool over the old course at Fanling by 3 up. The competition was played on October 9, 10 and 11. D. S. Robb (8) and E Lewia" (18), one up, tied for the runners-up. position in a field of 66

JEX WINS BOGEY POOL.

S. Jex (15), who tied with W. A. Stewart for the Mind Shield re- cently, won the Bogey Pool over the Kowloon course during last week-end, being one down. Twenty cards were taken out.

WIN FOR QUEEN'S.

Queen's College easily accounted

presented by the following: for the Diocesan, Boys' School in a

L. D. Skinner; E Owen, L. W. friendly cricket match yesterday Tipple; E. F. Selk (Captain), F. when they won by 9 wickets.

W. R. Allen, S. A. Sweet; L. W.D. B. S. 48 (A. J. Hulse 19, M. el Macey, J. M. Wilson, G. C. Burnett,

D. Watts and R. Baldwin. "

Arculli 7 for 15),

Q.C.: 49 for 1 (M. el Arvulli 81).

Entries And Weights For

Macao Meeting On Sunday

The following are the weights (140); Punch (143), Royal Flush and entries for the Macao races on Sunday:

(140), Snappy Eve (140); Wake- field (140); Wembly Stag (143). Workable Stag (169) Macao St. Leger, One and Three Quarter Miles:

Peltalho Handicap, Six Furlongs. Allwoll (143), Common (140), Dashaway (140), Drian (140),

Ajax (160), Deveron (150), Fly- Guiding Star (148), Prestwicking. Tourist (156), Navy Kal (145), Tien Feng Shan (148), Ven-|(156); Punch (150), White Jade turons (160), Whitehail, (143). Stag (160), Wild Life (160), Work-

Kuling Handicap, Six Furlongsable Stag (160),

Arminius (148), Banjolina (150),] 'Nanking Handicap, Once Round, Espy (150), Estrellits » (148); African Eve (185) Buchanan Fighting Blood (149), Gallant Fox (145), Cabinet, Kall (155), Cebu (159), Genghis Khan (148), Jingo (143), Christmas Belle (145), (144), Kanpaz (146), (New King Christmas Joy (150), Golden Ar- (150), Pure Musie2 (148), Sunbeau row -(150), -Just Imagine (155), (144), Tai Ping Yang (140), Valeta Misamis - -(140),, «Powerful "King |(150), Valley Hall (154), Whoopee (155), Pure, Music (143); "Sam

(146)

05 Francisco (143), Tai Ping Yang (Unofficial) Machine Guy Troop" | (140); The, Gadwell (155), The - 1 Handicap, Five Furlongs /-" Rainstorm » (155); - The Shovelier (150) (145)

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