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TSUI LOSES AND DOUBLES

CHAMPIONS HELD.

(By Ace.)

THE

PONY ROUP

CHINA MATË.

KING'S

COMPANY

SOLD FOR $460

THE GOAT FETCHES $410

AND CANNY $210

the Dynasty

TENNIS LEAGUE.

İK.C.C. HOLD

FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933.

100 PER CENT.

AMERICAN DAVIS CUP TEAM NOMINATED

"C" RECORD Waiting European Challengers. Indians Surprised At

Kowloon.

RECREIO'S 'NARROW WIN

vided the only surprise in yes-

K price at yesterday's pony rusty stable, Fetched the highest THE Kowloon Cricket Club pro- Leonardo Gavia showed amazing Ferguson, one of the novice jockeys, securing the pony for $460. promise for a youth of only The Goat, winner of the Wong Nei Chong Stakes at the Annual terday's "C" Division programme eighteen in his exhibition tennis Meeting, was bought Mr. A. Kinchin, of the Jockey Club Stables, when they beat the Indian Recrea

tion Club to record their second] match against Sirdar Rumjahy for $410. The Goat was previously in the Wayfoong stable.

Canny, a promising Australian pony from the Dunbar stable, triumph. yesterday. Leodegario Polintan, not as polished as his colleague, fetched $210, while Banjolina was knocked down at $270. was also impressive, though he was puzzled on more than one occasion by the heavy ground.

Gavia is not as good as Fran- cisco Aragon was on his last ap- pearance in Hong Kong, but he is young and has only to speed up his game to come on the same pedestal as the former Philippines champion.

executed.

As

Gavia's strength lay in his top spin forehand driving which kept very low. His backhand was also an attacking stroke, and stylishly a tactician Gavia showed signs of great promise. His most apparent weakness yes terday was impetuosity overhead. When he controlled himself he invariably scored winners.

THE RESULTS.

Gavia drew with S. A. Rumjahn 6-4, 5-7,

Polintan beat Tsui Wal-pul 6-3, 6-3.

Gavia and Polintan drew with H. D. and S. A. Rumjaha 3-6, 7-5.

In the first set against Rumjaha,| Colony champion, the visitor play- ed brilliant tennis to lead 5-2, Only a slackening off on his part allow jed Rumjahn to catch up to 5-4. Rumjahn was slow in settling down, and it was only in the second set that we saw the cham- plon at his best. Gavia lost his early accuracy and his backhand cracked up before the devastating forehand attack of Rumjahn in the second set.

Gavia would beat Rumjahn in five sets of serious tennis. He Is a player who is not in the least perturbed by a run of misfortune.

Mr. D. S. Green, the Kowloon C. C. player, umpired.the game.

Trai's Off Day.

The following were the results."

The ponies withdrawn were African Eve, Swale, Britannic K. L. T. C Hall, Rooslan, Good is Good, Blue Plane, Whoopee, and Helvellyn. C. B. A.

The following was the result of the roup: Pony

THE MALLARD, Bay, 13.3

INVINCIBLE, Ches. 13.2 THE GOAT, Ches. 13.2

ECHO, Bay. 13.2 OVER THERE, Fealing Sub. ALLWELL, Macao Sub. NEVER MIND, Bay, 13.3 CANNY, Ches, 14.2, Australian BANJOLINA, Bay, 14.1 BULBUL, Bay, 14.1, Australian VIENNA, Ches. 13.3 MON TALISMAN, Ches. 14.0 BOOTLE, Brown, 14.1 NORTHERN STAR, Bay, 142, Australian STICKYBEAK, Brown, 14.2. Australian CUPID, Ches., 141 WIGAN, Bay, 133

NIGHT PATROL, Brown, 14.1 UNTIL THEN, Bay, 13.3. KILREA, Brown, 14.1, Australian GOLD BAR, Dun, 13.2 BRIGHTON, Ches., 13.1 JIMMY, Ches., 13.1

CITY OF CANTON, Ches., 13.8 NEW KING, Ches., 13.1

GREEN JADE, Ches., 13.1 MAGNOLIA, Ches, 14.1 BELLEROPHON

MAJESTIC HALL, Light Ches., 13.1 KWANGCHOW, Ches., 13.1 SHIMMY II, Grey, 13.1, GOLD BRIDGE, Ches, 14.01 LOUISIANA, Ches. 14.1, Australian KING'S COMPANY, Brown, 14.1 HELVELLYN, Grey, 14.0 AIDA

China Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAY-X Lawa Tennis Mixed Doubles. Kowloon C.C. v. Chinese R.C. U.S.R.C. v. Indian R.C. Club de Recreio v. Ladies' R.C.

V.

Y

Hong Kong Area League, Kowloon Section, Headquarter Wing, Lin- colos v. Hong Kong S.RA. Hong Kong Section, R.A.P.C.

E.A.0.C.

TO-MORROW. Lawn Bowis-First Division. Taikoo v. Police Polistan was fortunate to plar Craigengewer

K.C.C. Tsui Wai-pul on one of the Chin Bowling Groen v. Kowloon Docks ese player's off days. Led 2-0 in Recreio v. Civil Service

Second Division. both sets the Filipino wan com-Civil Service v. Police fortably hy 6-3 margins, mainly ea Indian R.C. v. Cralgengower Tsui's mistakes. Only at the be- Yacht Club v. Recreto ginning of the second set did Tauf K.C.C. v. Electric.

Swimming. reveal any of the form that gavely.n.c. Gain, 9.16 p.m. him his place yesterday, but after two games he cracked up a second Itime. tion.

His was

a listless exhibi-play very great combination for al seasoned pair, several kills being thrown away by hoth players at Clay Court Player.

tempting the smash. Polintan was

Polintan was greatly handicap the safer of the two, Gavia being Iped by the ground conditions and

quite obviously a singles player. the bounce of the ball. He is quite

All four players double faulted obviously a clay court player, and a at least once, Mr. H. J. Armstrong, better player at doubles than the umpire, foot faulting Gavin in singles. His forehand was strong, the first game of the encounter.

backhand but erratic, while his

The Filipino pair are touring was the weakest link in his game. Shanghai and Japan under the Mr. G. W. Sewell, the Club "A" auspices of the Philippines Lawn player, umpired the game.

Tennis association. They hope to The Rumjahna played splendidly be in Hong Kong for a week. against the finalists in the Na

Sunday's Games. tional Championship of the Philip

New Owner

Kozides Kozides

Deutscher Price Filipine

70 C. R. C

New York, May 30. The United States Lawn Tennis Association to-day announced the personnel of the Davis Cup team which will represent the United States against the winner of the European Zone, as follows:

Ellsworth Vines, U.S. No. 1 player.

Wilmur Allison, US. No. 2 player.

John Van Ryn, U.S. 'No. 9 play- er, and George Lott, inactive inst year, doubles team-United Preas.

Season's First Tie.

21%

A tie resulted in the match be 9tween the Deutscher Klub and the the former's 44 Kowloon Dock on

5 courts, each team winning four and 14 a half sets.

6

H. R. C. C.

•

.0 C.C.C

4% K.D.R.C

4 Recreio

Mak Chai.

71⁄2 Radio

Mak Chai

70 A. T..C..

6 C. S. C. C.

2

Scores:

A. Kinchin

410 K. C. C.

C. M. Customs

90

5% L.R. C. C/Sgt. Jarman and S/Sgt. Saville Klub):

34

B. Soltau and Q. May (Deutscher

Mak Chai

.70

Mak Chal

.GO

Mak Chai

75

yesterday. They drew their first beat G. and J. White

proved the stumbling block to lost to C. E. Millard and

A. Duncan Civil Service victory at Sookunpoo |

3- 6.

6- 2

Edward P. Farcia. 210

W. T. Stanton ....

270

M. N. Cockrane.

110

and then won their remaining two

Capt. Williams

140

Bets

S. W. Tang

210

120

90

150

Kozides

Capt. Williams

360

withdrawn

Lt. Creswell

100

lost to Millard and Duncan Jarman played steady tennis and beat White and White placed well, while his partner gave beat Sturgon and Tillery... him ample suppport.

G. Sommer. and H. Luhring- Bendall was the weakest of the (Deutscher Klub): 90Civil Service players. His only lost to Millard and Duncan .. scoring stroke was a good service. beat White and White, ..... Pilcher; on the other hand, played lost to Sturgon and Tillery

set against J. G. Pilcher and J. A. drew with J. Sturgon and W. Bondall after being 5-2 in arrears.

H. Boese and H. Lubeseder (Deutscher Klub):

Tillery

6- 6

0. ŏ

6- 2

6. 1

1- 6.

6-'3

4. 6

H. O'Connor

130

100

C. 1. Customs

70

T. E. Riggs

100

"J.M."

115

A. Bowers

110

Mak Chai

.110

Barrow and D. M. McDougall tak ing advantage of their opponent's

Scores:

S. A. and S. S. Hussain (F.C.):

Kwok Hin Wan

130

4- G

Mak Chai

90

Mak Chai

gr

C. M. Customs

85

L. Dent

320

6- 3

6-.2

Mak Chai

Mak Chai

110 130

Kozides

G. P. Ferguson ... 460 A. Bowerscien 300 H. B. L. Dowbiggin 250

BILLIARDS

H.Q. WING

a consistently well, bringing aff Recreio Extended.

many fine cross court drives.

Q.M.S. Blackler and Cpl. Halford

The Club de Recreio gained but.

looked a good pair, but peaching by a narrow victory over the Filipino. Blackler robbed them of a set, J. Club by 5 sets to 4.

Ribeiro

beat A. M. Silva and A. A.

Remedios

mistakes to win 6-3. The Civil lost to. J. Xavier and L Service pair should have beaten

beat L. Carvalho and C. Jarman and Saville. Barrow play!

Xavier ed well and plated well down the side-lines. MacDougall replied to a great extent on a powerful and very formidable forehand. which very often proved a scoring stroke. Army Secure Win.

Dr. Veloso and H. Ribeiro (F.C.): lost to Xavier and Ribeiro. 2- 6- 2- 6. lost to Carvalho and Xavier. beat Silva and Remedios .... 6- 4 M. Sousa and T. Leonard (F.C.): At Sookunpoo the Army Tennis beat Xavier and Ribeiro .... Club beat the Civil Service C.C. "B" last to Carvallio and Xavier. by 6% sets to 22.

lost to Silva and Remedios.. Scores:

C/Sgt. Jarman and S/Sgt. Saville'

BORDERERS BEAT (AT.C.)

THE SAPPERS

Soldiers' Club Tourney

Result.

beat J. Barrow and D. M. Mac-

Dougall 6-4.

drew with J. G. Pilcher and J. A. Bendall 6-6.

beat J. Skinner and N. Behbing- top 6-3.

Q.M.S. Oldfield and Sgt. Wilson

TN the Soldier's Club Billiards (Army T.C.):-

I competition the Head quarters

lost to Barrow and MacDougall

Wing, South Wales Borderers, 3-6. scored a convincing win over the Royal Engineers on Tuesday night. RE.

On Sunday the Filipino players L plues and should have won. They underlined by the Kowloon secured the first set without being Cricket Club where they will en fully extended and led 5-2 in the second, only to lose five games in age in exhibition matches against

row

and the set. at 7-5, three of the foremost players of

the Club... ¡“HD.” „was again the outstanding

E. C. Fincher, A. E. P. Guest player, though S. A. served better and W. Hyde will probably provide than usual and was more accurate the opposition in two singles and overhead

Combination Lacking. Gavia and Polintan did not dis-

HONG

E.K. 10

one doubles match, due mence at 4 p.m.

Detailed scores:

KONG

Gavia H: D. R.

First Set

3-5 4-1

HK 2-0

Pollutan

ILK. 2-1

SAR

4-0

H.K. 31

Gavia

42

H. D. R.

40

Poliutan

RIDING SCHOOL

NOTICE.

Hereby beg to inform my es- S. A. B.

I. to

cla

opened a branch of the School at Repulse Bay next to Repulse Bay H. D. R. Hotel where ponies can be hired and Polintan riding lessons will be given. B A B

All arrangements can be made Gavin. with the undersigned at Repulse H. D. R. Bay Hotel Room No. 223 or Polintan through Capt. Danilo, Hong Kong 8, A. B. Riding School, Kowloon. Tel: Gavia 6875472

ILD. R. Capt., N. A. ROJDESTVIN, Polintan

Proprietar

SAR

H.K. 8-2 H.K4-2 IK 6-2 HK 53] ILK 6-3

Floyd Hollingsworth

Regan

TO-DAY'S MIXED DOUBLES.

K.C.C. (2)

G-4

2- 6 3- 6.

v. C.R.C. (7)

(at the K.C.C.)

Recreio (2) v L.R.C, (7)

(at King's Pk.)

USRC. (8) v I.R.C. (1)

(at King's Pk.) *

Champions Win.

beat Pilcher and Bendall 6-3.

As was feared, the C.R.C. proved. best Skinner and Bebbington 6-2. far too strong for the Radio, the Q.M.S. Blackler and Cpl. Halford visitors securing only 11⁄2" sets (Army T.C.):-

beat Pilcher and Bendall 6-3. beat Swinner and Bebbington 6-3.

Kowloon Indians Win. Playing on their own courts, the Kowloon Indians defeated the Hong Kong Club by 6% events to 22.

Scores:

Ip Kaw-ko and Liang B.-chiu (C.R.C.) : tied with W. Wu and E.

Davies

6 6. beat D. W. Waterson and W.

- 1 Chanson beat D. and K. Singh

6.2

151

to 74.

185

Jost to Barrow and MacDougall

Scores:

168

3+6.

Whittaker

167

Greenhill

197

"Saville Buckle

83

197

Daniels

187

1285

K. M. Wong and H. (C.R.C.):

Q. Tao

H.Q. Wing, S.W.B.

200

Ahmed Khan and Jahan (K.I.T.C.):

Dad beat Wu and Davies

6- 3

beat Waterson and Chanson

6- 2

200

lost to J. E.. Henry and and

beat Singh and Singh

6- 2.

200

G. Puncheon

Harris

200

beat W.. C. G. Knowles and

T. W. Lau and Y. K. Mow (C.R.C.):

(52) - Davies

200

W. Harris Walker

61 beat Wu and Davies

6- 1

Williams

-200

beat F. Berkett and A. W.

bent Waterson and Chanson .

6- 1

Pryce Cavill

200

Torrible

64 beat Singh and Singh

5- 2

200

1600

A" - LINCOLNS

BEAT R.AS.C.

Jarman Kite- Matthias

Ferdos Alt and Mir Singh K.C.C. Record Good Win

(K.LT.C.);

beat Henry and Puncheon

beat Knowles

Walker

and Harris

7-6 Visting the Kowloon C.C., the

Indian R.C. were surprisingly de 62feated by 51% sets to 3.

6. 4 beat Berkett and Torrible..

Feroz Ali and Salleh (K.I.T.C.):

Scares:

IN CUP GAME lost to Henry and Puncheon 2- 6 (K.C.C.):

Narrow Win In First Game.

drew

beat Knowles, and Harris

Walker

with Berkett and Torrible

6- 4

G1

to the first match of the Garrison Cup Billiards League. for teams of six players, “A” Coy Lincolns beat the Royal Army Service Corps by 27 points at the Soldier's Club on Monday night, w

Gray

Ort Funnell' O'Connor Eycott Alvis

RAS.C.

Craigengower Clean

Sweep.

Jack and J. J. Ferguson

¡beat S: A. R. Bux and M. el

Arculli

**7- 6 beat M. R. Abbas and A A.

6-3 Rumjahn beat A. K. and A. H. Suffiad. 6. 4 N. A. E. McKay and D. D. McKay [(K.C.C.);

drew with Bux and Arcut!! Craigengower enjoyed a decisive lost to Abbas and Bumjahn

victory against the C.B.A on the lost to Suffed and Suffed latter's courts, winning all nine A. E. Collins and B. S. Capell sets.

Scores:

(K.C.C.): beat Bux and Arculli

T. Whitley and J. J. King beat Abbas and Rumjaha

lost to Suflad and Suffind

6- 3

145

(C.B.A.):

4-

144

lost to G. Kelly and H. Ho

150

ward

2-16

TABLE TO DATE

185

lost to W. Reed and Y. Mor2-6

cezad Bet,

136

lost to E.. Zimmern and F

Setz

94

Broadbridge.

P.W.L. D. F.

A PU

HK 11 H.K HK 3-

804

(C.B.A.):

G. Gurevitch and D. Gregory C.R.C.

K.C.C.

2 2 0 0 11

A.T.C.

40

HK HK

"A" Coy. Lincolns. Maltby Aah Doughty

·Hackford Bett

lost to Kelly and Howard

3-6 Recreio

150

lost to Zimmern and Broad

C.C.C

150

bridges

C.C

∙150%

R. Woods and D. Blyth (C.B.A.) :

217)

150

lost to Kelly and Howard

4

2.0 1

10 1

Windeld

150

lost to Reed and Mor

HK

891

bridget

11004.84 2.

lost to Reed and Mor 2 6 IR.C.

lost to Zimmern and Eroad-ja

110 06 0,05