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MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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SHANGHAI

WIN INTERPORT LINCOLNS BILLIARDS TEAM TO

LAWN TENNIS

MEET K. C. C.

Tientsin Outclassed In Friendly Encounter To-morrow

Two Singles.

STERN DOUBLES STRUGGLE.

Shanghai, To-day.

The Lincolns have selected their team to meet the Kowloon Cricket Club in a friendly billiards match at the K.C.C. to-morrow evening as follows: Capt. F. R. Williams, Lt.

Shanghai, by winning the first King. Analist in the

three matches, beat Tientsin in the Lawn Tennis Interport on Saturday.

The results were:

Guy Cheng beat Omar Rumjahn 2-6, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4.

Khoo Hool Hye beat Johannson 6-0, 6-0, 6-0.

L. F. Stokes and Squires beat Way and Ferber 6-3, 7-9, 7-5, 7-5-

tournament, Sp /Cpl.

Maltby, L/Cpl. Herriott, Pte. Turner, Pte. Atkin- son, and Pte. Abbott.

The K.C.C. will be represented by M. N. Rakusen, R. P. Phillipe, A. Hyde-Lay, C. Wigg, W. Golden- berg. L. Jack, A. Jones and H. Kew.

Reuter HONG KONG

Guy Cheng beat Teddy Fincher in the Interport against the Colony last year

after

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BOWLERS

DEFEATED

North London Win By 44..Shots.

DETAILED SCORES

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PORTUGUESE COY. WIN HOME TURF

SOUTH CHINA WIN INVITATION RELAY

Chinese B.C. Beat Y.M.C.A.

YEUNG WAI-LIM RECORDS"

ONLY "DOUBLE"

Miss Chan Yak-faï's Ketura To Chinese B.C. Galus.

(By CRAWL) Swimming magnificently the South China Athletic Association won the 400 Metres Invitation team race from the Chinese Bath ing Club and the European Y.M.C.A., beating the former team by two seconds and the latter team by a large margin, at the Chinese Bathing Club gala at North Point yesterday.

The Chinese Bathing Club took an early lead, but lost it when Leung Wai-sang, of South China, At the North London Bowling made a brilliant spurt to give them Green on July 25 the Hong Kong the lead for the first time, and they bowlers were beaten by 44 shots held it until the end. Chan Ki-chung sprinting magnificently to give South China a substantial win.

Scores.

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Hong Kong

E. C. Tacchi

ponent,

S. Webber..

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J. E. Meyer

H. Hayes

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doubles champion.

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Guy Cheng.

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J. Dammerell

T. Petric

IT. Pitts

E. W. L. Hogbin

J. C. Lyal (Skip)

H. H. Rose

T. Coleman

C. J. Tacchi

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J. C. Gregory 24

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T. Walton

C. Turner

F. Wilcockson

F. Hotchkiss

A. Wilcockson (Skip)

F. Paterson

W. C. Simpson

H. C. Burford

A. B. Allen

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Yeung Wai-lim was in excel- lent form yesterday. He won the 50 Metres Club Champion- ship in 32 seconds and won the 400 Metres in 6.47.3 Ave min- utes later.

AQUATIC MEET

LIONEL ROZA-PEREIRA AGAIN OUTSTANDING

DONN WINS 50 YARDS TITLE

STATISTICS

Lord Astor Lord Derby

OWNERS

-July 10.

UZCUDUN

MAY MEET

PRIMO CARNERA

Title Bout Suggested

For New York

Races No. of Value BASQUE KNOCKS OUT SOUTH

Won Horsea I

19 6 16,164

10

7 16,022

Lord Glanely ..... 11. Lord

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Wodlavington 13

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Col. Guy Wilson

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Mr. E. Eamond, Princesse de

HE Portuguese Company with a total of 23 points, as against THE

the Machine Gun Company's 7, carried off the Aggregate Cup and the Inter-Unit Relay trophy before a crowd of 500 people at the Volunteer's Aqualic meeting at the Victoria Recreation Club on Lt Col Giles. Loder 4 Saturday night.

Mr. W. Woodward.

Mr. E. T. Smith Mr. J. A. Dewar :..

2

10

Lord F. de Walden 10 Mr. W. M. G. Singer Sir A. Butt

The outstanding performance of the night was that of Lionel Roza-Pereira, who carried off the 100 Yards Championship in 62 seconda, came second in the diving, and was mainly responsible for Sir Alec Black

the Portuguese Company winning the Inter-Unit relay.

Lord Derby

France In

National Stud

Lt.Col Giles' Loder

His Majesty

0.630

AFRICAN CHAMPION

San Sebastian, Aug. 5. - (Hayas). The manager of the well-known Basque boxer, Paulino Uzcudun, yesterday received

cable from New York advising him 9.097 that his protege will meet the giant 8211 Italian world champion, Primo 7,528 Carnera, in September in Rome, in 6,968 bout for the title.

6,884

6,767

The heavyweight world cham- 6,550 pionship was won by Camera on June 29 when he defeated Jack Sharkey, the American holder.

Uzcudun's last conquest was the knocking out of Don McCorkindale, 9353 the South African champion 9,961 three rounds.

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The Mobile Machine Gun Company sprang the surprise of the Lord Astor evening when they won the first heat of the Inter-Unit relay, beat-Lord Woolavington ing both the Portuguese "B" and the Anzacs. In the firal heat they Sir Richard Sykes swam splendidly, but Lionel Roza-Pereira's fine sprint for the For-Lord St. Davids tuguese Company gave the favourites the race by a narrow margin. Lord H. De Walden &

The 50 Yards Championship provided another surprise when Mr. W. M. G. Singer

H. H. Aga Khan A. G. Donn, of the Scottish Company, won the event. He started Mr. J. A. Dewat behind Faget and E. B. da Roza, and swam almost level with Lionel Roza-Pereira until the turn when he sprinted magnificently to beat . Lawson E. B. da Roza by a touch, the latter taking second place from Pagetato by the same distance.

1. A. D. Lowson (Machine Gun)

The last event on the programme, Andrews, G. H. Moss. was the water-polo game which re- 100 Yards Handicap (Final):~-~ sulted in an overwhelming win for the Volunteers over the Combined Services by 7 goals to 1.

Miss Chan Yuk-fai, who is mak- ing a welcome return to the Chinese Bathing Club gaiss, carri

W. Schreuder, the skipper of the ed off the Ladies' 200 Metres frea European Y.M.C.A. "A" team, 18 style by a very convincing margin. Colony League Champions, was res- At the conclusion of the gala ponsible for five of the goals, while Mrs. Kwok Chan, wife of the W. F. Ketr, vice-captain of the "Y" Club's Chairman, distributed the team and captain of the Volunteers team, was responsible for one of the cther two goals. Lionel Roza- Pereira culminated a brillant even ing's display by scoring the remain- ing goal.

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the fol lowing year won the doubles title S. Whitby with H. D. Rumjahn against Ng D. Mills Sze-kwong and C. Chon. This was G. Oaker the first of "H.D.'s" ten successive

wins in this event.

The inclusion of Khoo Hool-hye, the former Malayan champion and present holder of the Shanghai title, came as a surprise, as he and Gordon Lum left for the interior in an attempt to further the in- terests of tennis, and was not ex- pected back in time to aid China to defend the Rotary tournament title.

The Indian Recreation Club beat the

Hong Kong Football Club by 49 shots at Sookunpoo in a friendly game on Saturday.

into the

Defent must never enter calculations of any fighter. If he had the least doubt that he would win, he

L. F. Stokes is the Cricket Club would be more than half beaten before champion and Interport cricketer. he get into the ring.-Jack Petersen.

Golf Etiquette-Timely

THE

Advice For Spectators

prizes.

The following were the results: Men's 400 Metres Invitation Team

Race:

1. South China

Cheung Wing-yau, Leung Wal- sua. Kwok Chin-hang and Chan

2. Chinese Bathing Club

Ki-hung

Shang Ho-fook

Wong Leung Shui-man

3. Y.M.C.A.

Lau Уата- Yat-bung

E. W. Railton, W. Campbell, Lange and A. G. Bonn. Time: 4 min. 47.4/5 qors;

Ladies 200 Metres

1. Miss Chan Yuk-fai

Miss Leung Yuk-chan

3. Miss Leung Yuk-fong

3 min. 50.1/5 secs.

Timer

Boys'

1. Ling 2. Yung

3. Li Fui-sun

M. M. de V. Soares did not have

2. J. Lima (Portuguese)

Time: 72 secs.

F. Darling

C. Boyd-Rochfort J. Jarvis

Capt. T. Rogg

Frank Butters

F. Templeman

In France

Alo swam J. D. Remedios and 0. M. D. Bell

E. Lawrence. Inter-Company Team Race:---

eit

1. Mobile Machine Gun:—

9

G. H. Fowler, J. P. Whiham, M. Critchley and T. Paget.

Scottish-

in

The Basque will weigh in at 205 pounds against Camera's 260,

"D" CO. BORDERERS UNBEATEN

R.A.S.C. Lose .8-1.

13.418 "b" (M.G.) Company, South

11,699

9821 Wales Borderers, maintained their 9,037 unbeaten record in the Hong Kong 8,299 Area Small Units Tennis League 7,496 7,460 on Wednesday when they defeated 7,440 the Royal Army Service Corps by 8 7292 sets to L.

D. W

H. S. Persse

18

W. Jarvis

B

R. J. Colling

18

€,000

JOCKEYS

Pit & Loss

Wins Totals

(£1 stake).

F. Anslow, C. R. Logan, T. Sloan G. Richards and

A. G. Donn.

Time: 1 min. 56, socs.

Also swam-Portuguese "B" (Z. W. Nevett

AV. S. Donoghue.... Marques, L. A. Roza, Gosano and S. A. Souza) and R. Dick Army Service Corps (W. F. Fox Schreuder, W. Foraita, A. P. Beasley

much to do in goal, but when called Heat . innen and E. Lange).

upon. he dealt safely with any shot, and except on one occasion when he was put-off by some one shouting at him and let through the Services' only H. goal, scored by Selley from close in. Volunteers:-M. M. de V. Soares (Portuguese); H. Lange (A.S.C.) and N. Delgado (Portuguese); A. G. Donn (Scottish); L M. Roza-Pereira (Por- W. Schreuder (A.S.C.) and Kerr (Machine Gun) (Captain). Combined Services: Norbury (R.A.); Heard (Navy) and Lt, Ramus (R.A.) (Captain); Stevenson (Navy);} Solley (R.Á.), Campbell (Borderers) und Sutherland (Borderers).

50 Metres Handicap:

Men's 56 Metres Club Championship:-

1. Yeung Wai-llm

Wong Yat-hung

3. Wong Sik-bon:

Time: 32

seca.

Men's 400 Metres:

1. Yeung Wai-lim

ng Tat-fun

6 min. 47.3/5 secs.

Lo

3..

Ladies'

that it is the

1. Miss Sum Ching-yeuk.

"

es 100 Metres Handicap:-

2. Miss Chan Yak-fal

4.

HE unruly conduct on the part, almost everything

of a number of spectators onlooker's duty to avoid.

a. Miss Luna Yui font "The duty of silence and immo-Mixed 50 Metres Team Race: during the recent Ryder Cup cam-bility is as much the spectators' 1. Tong Po-cheung and Miss Sum petition in England, when in the as that of the players they are words of an eminent correspondent watching. "the crowd surged and thundered "It is natural and reasonable to all over the course"," has caused want to applaud a good shot. Ap- nlause should be restrained until| considerable comment in golfing the hole. is finished". circles, so, that the publication of About standing still and not talk- a little book, The Etiquette and ing, the author writes:-

think

Ching-yeuk - Teeng

Miss Mok Bang Ho-fook and

Shuk-kun Greasy Pole (Walk to the end):

1. Lal Lok-sin 2. Tong Fo-man

Po-cheang Ladies HAL Mile Sampan Race:~~

1. Miss Sum Ching-yenk

Tong

2. Max Leung Po-yis

3. Miss Chan Yee-ching

Men's One Mile Sampan Race:

1. Lok Kam-ming

2. Lau Wing-shing

3. Kwan Sik-cheung

, Tradition of Galf", by the Silver- "Non-golfers may and to

town Company, is extremely well that golfers are very fussy people and mind little things too much, tímed.

In recent years there has been but, when they come to play them- a tendency for the "galleries" at selves, they discover how distract:

Athletic Gala golf matches to grow considerably, ing small sounds and · movements

The Chinese 'Athletle Association: and the conduct of some spectators can be. There are, of course, some has not been all that could be de- who carry this fussiness to an ex- bathing club at North Point will hold their third aquatic meeting on Satur treme and make their opponents day. sired. Those who are not yet nori

Squadron Commander Tang Yue quainted with the laws of golf and caddies form fours round the would do well to study this in-green til they get them into the ming, of the Canton Air Force, has teresting and entertaining publica- right place. The best thing to do consented to donate all prizes to the

meeting. is to fall in with, their whims for the time being, but to have a per-

tion.

i.

For the benefit of ignorant spec-manent engagement when we are tators, they should know that next asked to play with them. "they should do what they are told

"The commandment not to talk means not to whisper elther, and-

by the stewards who are put in

charge of the crowd. Some years not even to look as if we were go- ago; there was a vast crowd to seeing to whisper."

Vardos and Taylor play together

in the Open Championship (writes

the author). Players, please,"

said one of the stewards, trying to

· J. J. KING QUALIFIES FOR ADAMSON CUP

make room for the two great men

to reach the green, Players ba

Sunday Herald.

Sports. Diary

|

The Results.

The following were, the results: 50 Yards Handicap:-- Heat 1-

1. A. V. Gosano (Portuguese)

2. R. M. Wood (Machine Gun)

Time:28.2/5 secs.

Also swam-F. J. Anslow, J. Pot-

ter and J. D. Remedios.

Heat 2:-

1. N. Beltrao (Portuguese)

2. M: A. Baptists (Portuguese)

The 33,1/6 sect

Also swam:-C. Champelovier, L A. da Roza and V. M, Nunes.

Heat

1. J. M. Xavier (Portuguese) 2. R. Stillard

(Mobile Machine Gun) Time: 35.2/8 SOCK.

Also swam:—E. Lawrence. 50 Yards Championship:——

1. A. G. Donn (Scottish)

2. El da Roza (Portuguese)

Time: 20.4/5 secs.

Also swam:-T, Paget and L.

100 Yards Hest 1:

1. Portuguese "A":—

J. Caldwell

B. Gosano, F. M. Silva, L. M. J. Dines Roza-Pereira and E: B. da Roza. C. Ray Machine Gun:-

Detailed scores were:er

Capt. Cooper and Lt. Stocker 84 (S.W.B.);

119 455 -410 17 1

31 14 5 lost to Capt. Patterson and 84 9 1

LL, Bews...

C. S. M. Lewis and Sgt. Under-

H. Wragg

45 247

T. Weston

264

+ -31

34

220

33 919

152 13

164

328

171 18

Sa 11 11 beat S/Sgt. Flood and Sgt.

Tippie

6- 1

163

164

R. Perryman.

249

beat L/Sgt. Joyce and Dvr

Powell

8-6

B. Carslake

26 122

28 203

wood (S.W.B.) :—

22 264

beat Patterson and 'Bewa

7-5

beat Flood and Tipple...... 6 4 beat Joyce and Powell

8-6

Cpl. Fowler and Pte. Rozan (S.W.B.):--

6- 2

6. 0 7-5

F. Smith W. F. Kerr, A. D. Lowson, H. Owen-Hughes and L. Goldman. Time: 2 2 min. 3 secs.

Also awam-Anzac (J. Tissing

ton, J. Way, L. Morgan and E. F. Selk). Inter-Company Team Race Final:-

1. Portuguese

2. Molle Machine Gun

Time: 1 min. 52 stes.

U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS.

The results of Saturday's major laque baseball in America were follow:

Also swam: Scottish and Machine National-Boston & Brooklyn 3: Chica.

Gan

DO NOT MISS THE

SWIMMING SUPPLEMENT

in To-morrow's

China Mail

NEWS IN BRIEF

go 2 Pittsburgh 5: Chicago 2 Pitts- burgh 3; Cincinnatti 2 St. Louis 3: Philadelphia 0 New York 2. American... Detroit 2 Chicago 11: New York 9 Philadelphia 11; New York & Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 3) Cleveland 4; Washington 2 Boston Li

beat Patterson and Bews beat Flood and Tipple beat Joyce and Powell

40TH R.E. BEAT R.A.O.C.

Old Set Win.

The 40 Company, Royal Engin-

In lawn tennis the individuality of. the player has every chance for ex- eers defeated the Royal Army Or pression. Each player adda something dnance Corps by 5 sets to 4 at Soo- of himself to stroke and strategy.-kunpoo on Friday. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody.

2 TROUT ON SAME FLY.

Detailed scores were as follow:-- Major Mousley and Lt. Walker (40th Coy., E. E.):-

beat Col McPherson and

B/Sgt Goold....

beat S/Sgt. Taylor and Fte

McCarthy

lost to S/Sgt. Shave and S/Sgt

Routledge

Bend, Ore-Two 'trout were hooked, St. Malo--Lient: colonel J. 8. Als on the same fly at Dillon Falle by ton's Ioinire, the only British competi- George Buegler, secretary of the Destor in the yacht race from Cowes to M. chutes County Sportsmen's Associa Dinard for the King Edward Cap, tion. Furthermore both trout, a rain-came in fourth. The first three were: bow and a five-pound German brown, Forban IL (Dr. Joltrain) 1, Minoru (40th Coy.; R.. E.) :— were landed.

(M. de Rivereal) 2, Pelleza (M. F. Buegler made a cast and the fly had Roques? 3. hardly touched the water when the Also swam E, A V. Remedios.rainbow struck, followed in a flash by Time: 75.4/5 sock

the brown trout. The rainbow⋅ had: Heat

alipped up on the leader, leaving the barbed By for the larger fish.

1. J. D. Bemedios (Portuguese)

2. J J. Lima (Portuguese)

A

1. A. D. Lowson (Machine -Gun) - 2. E. Lawrence (Portuguese)

Time: 754/5 secs.

Also swamn: M. de Soares. LL.M. Roza-Pereira (Portuguese) 100 Yards Championship:

2. E. B. da Rosa (Portuguese) ·

Time: 62 OČE. Also swam:-8. Gosang and F.

Anslow:

+

8-6

4-6

Cpl. Ford and Spr. Whitefield

beat McPherson and Goold . 6-3 | beat Taylor and McCarthy.......' &0 beat Shave and Routledge 6. 4 Murray Bay (Quebec), —– Playing over a Canadian

Jacquee Archambault, who recently

L/Cpl. Mullins and Spr. Sloane won the Inter-Collegiate Golf Championship of (40th Coy, R. E.): Canada, took a bet of 300 to 1 that lost to McPherson, and Goold 8-6 he would do a hole in on during the round He did the hole in ons at the lost to Taylor and McCarthy 5-7 lost to Shave and Routledge. 6- 8 seventeenth (170) yards)-Beuter...

course

Amsterdam---Boss Thompson, American golfer, avenged his defeat of 1981 in the final of the Dutch Ama ter Championship, when he defeated R Chittenden, the English player, by

Derbyshire andered from an epide and 3 in the Snal over the Halster Helde

matchi course.

mic of slip is their recent In the semi-finals Ross Thompson against Sussex First Tate got rid of (Portuguese)

beat Delcourt van Krimpen (Holland) Skioner

in six over 70 and Townsend by 3 and 2, while Chittenden beat two runs in this way. Each of these (85 points) Lionel Munn by 2 and 1.-Reuter. batsmen was at the wicket, eighty Roza-Pereira (Portugueso)

neither Smith nor the minutes, and Other divers;. F. Andrews, I.

High Diris

L. Ed. da

for

:

TABLE TO DATE.

TONG KONG BECHON

Beta

PAW. LF. A.

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New York The only souvenir which tanky Pope profited from their "B" Coy. SWB 7.5.143 1. E. Lovelock, the Oxford runner who perience. These two nibbled dan "p" Coy 8.WB.1 50 40 during the contest against Princeton gerously before enabling John Lan HQ. Borderers. 6 6 1 33 21. 5 and Cornell, set up new world 4gures gridge to complete a hat trick of Royal Engineer for the mile, will take back to England catches at first slip,

All Services with him in the blank cartridge from and the starter's pistol. ⠀.0

A. da Rosa, G. A. Pina, F. D. Remedios, LE Morgan. (6.p.m.) 50 Yards Handicap (Final) -

1. B, M. Wood (Machins Gun) 2. N. Beltzso, (Portuguese)

Time: 28.2/5 secs.

TO-DAY Water Polo Civil Servante y, University

University South China "A" *.

(South China A.A. 6.30 p.m.)

TO-MORROW Water Polo Civil Servants, Unive

Also awam:--AV. Gosano

M. A. Baptista.

Universitym.) Pillow Fight

answered a spectator J. J. King (101-15=86) quall. South Chine "B" v. Chung Sing

we have come to seel. In those fied for the Adamson Cap (August) paradoxical words, is summed up over the week-end-//

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8.W.B. B.:8.5 musical comedy state has married 10th Coy R.E221 Wycombe Wanderers FC celebrate Jack Dempsey, former – heavyweight Pay Corps their fubilee next season. It is propos-boxing champion of the world, but the Medical Corp. 6 24 28 ed to hold a dinner as a joint celabra word "obey" was omitted from the Ordastics Corps 8 2 6 23 Reme-Ition of the occasion, and of winning service. Dempsey was formerly mar Coy, B.W.B. 6 1 5 14 3: Zios, N. A. Beltrao, C, F. the Barks and Bucks Senior Cup. ried to Estelle Taylor, the film, star. 12th Bl7, B.A. 1714 18.45:

1. L. A. Soares (Portuguese) M24R. Way (Anzac)

Other combatantas. D.

(SCAA, Bathing Pavilion,

(B,C.AA., 6,50. p.m.)