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FRIDAY, JUNE
1933.
EXCELLENT SUPPORT FOR AQUATIC GALA
CHAMPIONS
TENNIS LEAGUE
TRIUMPH
K.C.C. Break Recreio's H.K. HOCKEY
Sequence.
CLUB LOSE TO. GERMANS
ASSOCIATION ~
PROBLEM
Committee Selected Last Night.
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WINS AFTER
30 HEADS
Post And Basto Enter
Third Round. ·
COLONY BOWLS TOURNEY
The Chinese Recreation Club, holders, won their "C" Division
E. G. Post (Police), J. J. Basto (Recreio) and E. C. Fincher (K; C. Tennis League game yesterday
The following committee was C.) entered the Third Round of against the Filipino Club, and the appointed last night to discuss the the Colony Lawn Bowls Cham Kowloon Cricket, who are expect prospects of a Hong Kong Hockey pionship yesterday.
Teddy Fincher beat F. L.. Rapley ed to offer a stern challenge for Association, affiliated to the En-
glish · Association: Mr. F. A. (Bowling Green) by 21 shots to 15: the tittle this year, broke a long se- quence of defeats at the hands of Kemp (Hon. Secretary), Messrs. A. after a titanic struggle that went the Recreio by a convincing 7-2 R. H. Wong (St. Andrew's Club), D.
A. Dand (Hong Kong Hockey Club), to 30 ends on the Recreio green. MacLellan (Y.M.C.A.), A. M. Xav win.
The surprise of the day was pro-ter (Club de Recreio), R. C. Reed' vided by the German Club, who ("Incogaltos"), A. Hussian (Kow- beat the Club. The Hong Kong loon Indians), and Surjin Singh team were strengthened by G. (Radio Sports Club). Gamble, skipper of their "B" team. Results at a Glance.
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Radio
Filipinos Germans
II. R. C.
IK. C. C.
K. D. R.C. Police
Barrow
drew
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3 C. R. C. "D"
A meeting will be held at the Y.M.C.A. on July 3. It was. de- 1cided to invite the Army and Navy 3 representatives to attend.
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Post will meet either R. Ba- sa or H. Gitting in the Third Round, while Basto will play T. Fergusson or A. E. Coates. Fincher will encounter “A W. Grimmitt.
Post v. Mitchell.
(On K.C.C. green)
"Y" BATH RECORDS TO
BE SHATTERED
CHINESE ENTRANTS MAY SWEEP THE BOARD
TOMORROW'S H.KA.IS.A. GALA
(By Crawl)
WHAT promises to be one of the most sensational aquatic galas in the annals of Colony swimming will be held at the European: Y.M.C.A. pool to-morrow night at 9 p.m., when the first of a series. of galas by the Hong Kong International Amateur Swimming ‘Asso-- ciation is to be staged.
Most of the existing batta, records are expected to be shattered, and thrilling finishes are anticipated in the team races for men and women, and in the free style sprint events.
Already one of the existing records, the 100 Yards Free Style- of 65.1/5, established by A. G. Donn in 1932, has been broken. H. Lange on Wednesday evening covered the distance in 61.1/5 1 seconds.
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JIMMY POTE-HUNT BACK
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married last week. On their depar tore from the North, large crowds
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WATER POLO LEAGUE
SOUTH CHINA WIN
OVER C.B.C.
Careless Play By Losers.
The best race on the programme - promises to be the Men's 50 Yards Free Style. A. G. Donn, who holds the present bath record at 26- seconds, is the favourite, while Leung Shui-man of the Chinese Bathing Club and Shek Kam-pai of the Young Companions Aquatic Association are expected to give Donn the race of his life.
On present form it looks very much like a duel between Donn
Playing in the Y.M.C.A.. Bath and Leung Shui-man. yesterday evening, the South China
In the 100 Yards Free Style 13 Athletic Association secured àwell H. Lange will be extended fully 'if deserved victory over the Chinese he is to beat Shek Kam-pui. Bathing Club by 3 goals to nil in The Chinese has any amount of the Colony Water-Polo League. atamina and is a beautiful swim-
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In the first half the Chinese mer, gliding through the water in Bathing Club held their own but such a manner as to deceive his- threw away many scoring oppor-opponents.
Chinese Their tunities by careless play.
Tsang Ho-fook, of the
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Indians Triumph. Mr. Jimmy Pote-Hunt, the well- Visiting the Indians at Sookunknown local and Shanghai jockey,
accompanied by
wife, Mrs. poo, the Civil Service C.C. were de- Priscilla Pote-Hunt, arrived in the Colony this morning од the ・[[[[] feated by G sets to 8.
President Harrison.
Scores:
M. R. Abbas and A. K. Suffiad (L.R.C.):
drew with McDougall and
6- 6 gathered on the Dollar liner to give 12. the newly married couple a hearty 6-end-of.
and with Skinner Rebbington
6- 0 beat Edge and Armstrong ..
A. A. Rumjahn and M. el Arculli (LR.C.):
lost to McDougall and Barrow beat Skinner and Bebbington beat Edge and 'Armstrong ..
R. P. Phillips, a former Shanghai 17. champion, has to his credit the highest 2-6 billiards break at the Kowloon Cricket 18. 7-5 Club. He broke . N. Rakusen's re- 19. cord of 54 (against F. E. Skinner) by 20 63 chalking up a 59 against E. S. Abra-
ham. Phillips has
Bcored 52 21. (agalast E. Landon),
S. A. R. Bux and Y. el Arculli (L.R.C.): lost to McDougall and Barrow 1-6 beat Skinner and Bebbington · 6- 2) 6- L. beat Edge and Armstrong ..
MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE PROGRAMME
The following are the matches down for decision to-day: Ladies R. C. v. Chinese R.C.
(at Causeway Bay) Recreio v. United Services
(at King's Park) Indian R.C. v. Kowloon C.C.
(at the K.C.C.)
Police Victory.
The Police best Kowloon Indians
at Happy Valley, by 8 sets to 1:
Scorea:
also
Champions Win.
McFarlane v. Basto.
At King's Park, the Chinese R.C. "D" defeated the Filipino Club by Head 6 sets to 3 in
defence was good despite some un. Bathing Club, who swam an excel- lawful tackljog, and on the run of lent race to beat H. L. Ozório of the play they should have been in the University, will also be in the- the lead at the interval. N
running for first place. He is an
South China played extremely untiring swimmer with plenty of well. Their combination and un-
go in him, even In the last length..
His Arilliant sprintin derstanding played a great part to
Wednesday's heat will lang be their excellent victory.
remembered by those who KRW The race,
Lal Ping-kwal, the CBC. goal keeper spoiled many an opening by bad passes from
goal throws. He was much
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(On KC.C. green) W. McFarlane J. J. Basto
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lost to S.
Hussain
and H. S. set a beat M. Souza and Y.-J. Khan Veloso and H. beat Dr. Ribeira
Ip Kauko and B. G. Liang 2. (C.R.C.)
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Y. K. Mow and T. W. Lau (C.R.C.):
bent Hussain and Hussain beat Souza and Khan beat Veloso and Ribeiro. F. H. Siu and K. M. }(C.R.C.):
Major and Calthrop (Police): lost to Hussain and Hussain,. beat Feroz Ali and Salleh 6- 4 lost to Souza and Khan beat Ahmed Khan and J. Dad 6-1;beat Veloso and Ribeiro lost to Khan and Gubbay
Club Defeated.
too slow and very often let the
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The Ladies" 50 Yards Free Style- event is also expected to be very evenly contested.
South China Entrant Favomite
Miss Yeung Sau-king, South. China's brilliant lady champion is
Chan Tse-ching, their left back the favourite, although Miss E.
was outstanding and had the South Allen (“Y” Ladies) will give her China right wing completely. bot-ja
hard fight for first place. will
Miss Chan Yuk-fai (C.B.C.)
19 Lai Lok-siu, the left winger, was also be in the running, although it
19 disappointing. He threw away a very doubtful whether, she will
21 wonderful opportunity of equalis-be able to beat either of the first.
ing in the first half by dilly-dally-mentioned swimmers
At King's Park the German Club Y.M.C.A. "B" WIN IN
1- 6. Smith and Carruthers (Police): beat All and Salich ........................ beat Ahmed Khan and Dad.. beat Khan and Gubbay.
6- 3
6-"2
defeated the Eongkong C.C. by 51⁄2
6- 3.
C. Pile and T. Pile (Police):
beat Ali and Salleh
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beat Khan and Dad
6-
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beat Khan and Gubbay
6. 3
sets to 32. A set between Sommer and Foraita and Gamble and Robert- son (H.K.C.C.) was conceded to the. Hongkong pair who led four love when light caused play to be abandoned.
lost to Gamble and L. G.
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Recreio Trounced.
On the home courts, the Kowloon C.C. defeated the Club de Recreio by 7 sets to 2.
Soltau and Singer (German Club):
J. J. Ferguson and L. Jack Robertson ((K.C.C.):
beat L. A. Carvalho and L
Ribeiro
lost to J. Xavier and A. Silva beat C. Xavier and P. Rosaria
POOR STYLE.
Weaker Team's Bad Luck In First Half.
ing, with the ball instead of shoot- Kwok Chun-hang, the Colony Breast Stroke champion, is expect-- South China opened the scoring and to win the 100 yards Breast in the first half when Le Ping-pla Stroke event easily, and to set up swam through to net as Tsang Ho-a new bath record.
On Wednesday he beat the | fook tackled him. m. ba
Changing over, the Chinese Bath- present holder of the bath ing-Club became.
record, W. Schreader (Y.M very careless, Cheung Ming-wong scoring, from CA), by nearly 10 yards. a penalty after being "ducked with- Wan Kwong-ting (C.B.C.) will' out-possession" by Tsan Ho-fook. give-the champion a run for his A few minutes later a fine mova money, but he will have to watch ment saw the same player het his Lai Pun-shin who beat him -in third goal. You
Wednesday's heat, orde 8.C.AA-Kwok Mok-hei: Lee Ping Morrison Almost Certainty The winners played a very pin and Yeung Yuen-wa; Wong Sun-There have been no heats for the
The Y.M.C.A. “B” team secured a two goals victory over the Chung Sing Benevo- lent Society in the "Y" pool last night in their League Water-Polo game.
beat Berkitt and A. W.
Torrible beat R. Q. F. King and G. 1- 6 Punchoen...
6- 3 scrappy game, and were very poor Lubeseder and Boese (German in their tackling. 6. 3)
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G. A. White and J. S. Smith Club): (K.C.C.) :
beat Carvalho and Ribeiro beat Xavier and Silva ....... beat Xavier and Rosario
A. E. Collins and R. 6. (K.C.C.): 2.
beat Carvalho and Ribeiro, bst to Xavier and Bilya ...
6- 41
lost to Gamble and Robert-
Sommer and Foraita (German 6- 3 beat Berkitt and Torrible ... 04 beat King and Puncheon.. Capell lost to Gamble and Robert-
son
6- 2] Club) ;; S-6] son
beat Xavier and Rosario.... 61 drew with Berkitt and Tor-
rible Radio Win 8-1.90
Visiting King's Park, the Radio beat King and Puncheon Sports Club defeated the Central British Association by 8 sets to 1.
Scores:
Wm. Wu and E. Davies (Radio): drew with J. J. King and R.
Wood,
Playing against a weaker team the "Y" should have done better,
6-1 Chadderton opened the scoring 62 in the first half with a doubtful goal, after Chung Sing had very
man, Chau Stul-kam, Kwok Chan-hang Diving, as yet, and the majority of and Cheung Ming-kwong.
CBC at Ping-kwal; Chan Ho-the entries have not yet been seen. Look and Chan Tae-ching: Lax Yam- It is, however, almost a certainty cheung: Tong Fo-man, Tong Po-cheuog that Morrison (Y.M.C.A.)"; will" and Lai Loh-siu
2-6 nearly scored on two occasions Next
6-4
with long shots, a
In the second half the "Y" at tacked in the deep end, but were
6- 6 unable to penetrate on more than -7-5jone occasion, G, Fowler scoring their second goal with a nést back hand.
Craigengower Win.
On the Kowloon Dock courts the Craigengaver. C.C. defeated the Kowloon Dock by 6 sets to 8.
Swim Cala
On
July 8
The next night fete of the Vic- Y.M.C.A. Fowler K, Jenner toria Recreation Club will be held and H. Lange; Card; D. Sutherland, G. on July 8 heat when the following Fowler and C. Chadderton, and
C.3.8.6: Tong Siu-Lai; Im Sui programme will be decided: 66 E. Zimmern and F. A. Broad-so and Son Ping-man; Ip Sum-cheung; 100 Yards Boys' Handicap (12 beat G. Gurevitch and ND bridge (C.C.C.)
Cheung Chital, Wong Chick-chaw and So Tin-moe [63] beat C. E. Millard and A. beat RB Blyth and D. W
Gregory
Whitley
Duncan,
7 beat V. Hast and W. Tillery
D. W Waterton and W. Chanson beat J. B. Sturgeon and Typ (Radio)
beat King and Wood *** beat Gurevitch and Whitley
6-8 White 6-8 H, J. Howard and G. Kelly (C.C.C.) 6 1 lost to Millard and Duncan
beat Blyth and Gregory
G, Slagh and G. M (Radio):
beat King and Wood drew with Gurevitch and
Whitley
beat Blyth and Gregory
6 2 lost to East and Tillery
Khin beat Sturgeon and White
WA Feed and Y. C.
lost to Millard and Duncan beat Best ande Hillery 6--2 beat Sturgeon and
carry off the chief honours, **
What promises to be the two- most thrilling events on the pro- gramme are the team races for men and women.)
In the former event, The Chinese Bathing Club and the European YMCA. will be outstanding.
(Continued on Pays 11.)
HONG KONG RIDING SCHOOL,
years and over), 75 yards: "BMA TAU WEI ROAD, KOWLOON Class medley · Aggregate (breast
JAN TAKE BUSES 1 & 4. stroke, backstroke and crawl); 50
TCL 68754 yards "D" Class; 100 yards "C" LOCAL BASEBALL PRESIDENT CIRES 75 yards "A" Class Medley:
LEAVES FOR SAIGON Diving from Spring. Board (sealed LESSONS IN RIDING, JUMPING
handicap): 60 yards Blindfold & HOUSEMANREUP, Mr. P. P. Le Fover, President of Bace; Team Race Medley (two) BREAKING IN SCHOOLING OF 38 the local Baseball League, is mak- lengths each, breast stroke, back para PONIES HORBESTE 6-2 ing a business trip to Salgon, and stroke and crawl); 50 Yards Ladies STABLING OF PONIES & HORSES Mok will be gone for several weeks, Handicap; Water Polo PONIES & SADDIERT FOR BALE
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