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MIXED COURTS IN EGYPT ·

(Continued from page 1.)

aware that several points connect- ed with the organisation of these tribunals had recently attracted

Tel. 21322.

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING.

Holiday Pairings

The following are the Royal

attention in Egypt, and 'while he Hong Kong Golf Club starting would not be expected to formu- times for Fanling on Sunday and late the attitude of His Majesty's | Whit-Monday. Government towards claims which

THE CHINA MAIL.

CONVINCING TENNIS WIN FOR CHAMPIONS

SCOTTISH GOLF C.R.C. "B" TENNIS SWIMMING

TRIUMPH

Mrs. Holm Wins British

Women's Title,

TEAM WIN

MISS BARTON LOSES 6 & 5 |GRADUATES OUTCLASSED

London, To-day. ·

Mrs. Helm, of Troon, wegistered the first Scottish triumph för 23 years in the British, Women's „Golf Championship whm she beat 17- year-old Miss Pamela Barton by 6

Forthcawl yesterdays Final at

Her young opponent was one up at the 18th.

Miss Barton, how ever,

cracked up badly after lunch, enabling her older and far Imore experienced opponent to forge ahead and win with com- parative case-Reuter.

·

had not as yet been put forward,

Old Course,

he might say, that in any further Traine leave Kowloon conversations which the British 9.11 a.m.

8,37 and

High Commissioner might have 9.28 a.m. A. E. Lissaman, A. T, Lay.| with the Egyptian Government; 932 I. N. Williamson, W. Pit some had already taken place-as

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well as In consideration of any official proposals which the Egyp-| 9.40 tian Government

might put for

9.30

2

Lendrigh. R. A. Voeux.

+

P. L. Leefe, J. C. Dunbar,

9.44

E. M. Bryden, R. C. Webb.

9.43

ward, the following three points

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would be borne in mind,

THE THREE POINTS

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1. The technicst and professional claim of Egyptian judges to equality 10.00 with their foreign colleagues had already been recognised by the mix-10.09 ed Courts themselves.

IN

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2. While the use of Arabic in 10.10 pleadings and the giving of evidence was, he understood, already freely 10.20 conceded, the suitability of

that 10.24

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langunge for the rendering and re- cording of judgments, which 10.28 must not only be based upon French law, but must be intelligible to all 10.30 the judges composing the Chamber,} seemed at least open to doubt.

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not

3. The mixed Courts were the only set of Courts exlating in] Egypt, There were other national Courts which were purely Egyptian.| RELIEVING CAPACITY

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AT

CAUSEWAY BAY

Recreio And K.C.C. Wîn

THE Chinese Recreation Club, the present holders of all four championships, recorded the most outstanding win in the opening matches of the "B" Division Lawn Tennis League yester day afternoon, crushing the Graduates Association by 8 sets to 1 at Causeway Bay.

The K.C.C. won their match at home, defeating the Univer- sity by the narrow margin of 5 sets to 4, and the Club de Recreio overwhelmed the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 61⁄2 sets to 2.

The South China A.A. and ndian Recreation Club shared the The following are the winners spolls in their re-arranged fixture at Sookunpoo yesterday, each since the War: Miss Cecil Leitch team securing 41⁄2 sets. (1920, 1921, 1920), Miss Joyce

Wetherped (1922, 1924, 1925. C.R.C.'S CRUSHING

1929), Miss D., Chambers (1920),| Mile. de la Chaùme (1927), Mlle M.

le Blan (1928), Miss D. Fishfvick

VICTORY

(1930, 1932) Miss Enid Wilson Graduates' Association

(1931), and Miss D. Pearson (1933)..

COLOMBO STILL FAVOURITE

Umidwar Second In Derby Call-Over.

LORD GLANELY'S HOPES

Overwhelmed.

VETERANS SHINE

The Chinese Recreation. Club the holders of the four Champion- ships last year, and for many years the holders of the "I"] Division, Championship, scored an overwhelming victory over the Lord Glanely's Colombo, winner Graduates Association in their of ten consecutive races, including first match of the season in the the 2,000 Guineas and the Craven up Division Lawn Tennis Lea- Stakes, is still hot favourite at 7

gue, leading the University men

un at Epsom on June 6,

Colombo's recent wins in the!

RIBEIRO'S

FINE DEBUT

DISPLAY AT “Y” · ON THURSDAY

Japanese To Attack World Records.

LIMITED SEATING

ACCOMODATION

At the monthly meeting of the Hong Kong International Ama- tear Swimming Association, held is nie Crawford's Restaurant last night, the arrangements for the forthcoming attacks on world swimming records by the Japan- cse Far East Olympic swimmers, which will take place in European Y.M.C.A. bath next Thursday, were discussed fully.

the

Mr. A. G. Dann was elected to the Chair in the unavoidable ab- sence of Mr. Y. K. Mok. Others present were Mr. R. Goldman, Hon.) Secretary, Mr. Wong Suen-man (S.C.A.A.), Mr. E. F. Selk (Y.M.) C.A.). Mr. W. Woodward (Royal) Navy), Mr. A. C. N. da Silva (Uni- versity Swimming Club).

After the adoption of the minutes of the last meeting, It

China Mail Sports Diary

-TO-DAY. |Lawn Tennis, “C” Division:---

(Hong Kong Section)

Civil Service GO, v. Indian R.C. Chinese R.CT. Radio Sports, Army T.G..v.. -Police, E.C, C.C.C. v. University

(Kowloon Section)

Kowloon C. C. v. Kowloon Indiana Club de Recreio v. Central British Kowloon Docks v. South China A.A. Deutscher Klub v. Kowloon B.G.C.

CUBS

OVERWHELM PHILLIES

Chuck Klein Hits Two Homers.

PIRATES NOSED OUT IN U. S. BASEBALL

New York, To-day, Chuck Klein and Hartnett were responsible for the Chicago Cuba swamping the Philadelphia Phil- lies by a 10 to 3 margin in yes- was decided that the Exhibiterday's major league baseball. tion' should be held at the European Y.M.C.A. Pool next Thursday evening, to com- mence at 7.30 p.m.

FOR RECREIO The Hon. Secretary stated that

Good Net Play By

J. Remedios.

TRAILL AND DUNHAM WIN

CLUB'S ONLY POINTS

In their opening match in the

sets to

were

the European Y.M.C.A., willing to allow the use of their bath for the Exhibition at a nominal fee.

The Brooklyn Dodgers were forced to 10 lanings before they could nose out the Pittsburgh Pirates by a 2 to 1 tally.

Results as cabled by Reuter were as follow:

National League

K. H. E.

3

0

0

0

Cincinnati After lengthy discussion it was New York decided that a charge of $2.20, in- Fitzsimmons hit a homer. clusive of tax, would be made for

reserved seats about 200 seats Pittsburgh will be reserved-and Servicemen Brooklyn will be admitted at half-price.

10 inninga.

St. Louis

1

7

1

2

2

2

5 10 V. Davis and Frisch hit homers. Boston

$ 9 I

Chleago

10. 20 1 Hartnett und Chuck Klein (2) hit two homers. Philadelphia

to 4 for the Derby, which will be by 8 matches to 1 at Causeway "B" Division Lawn Tennis League

Bay yesterday afternoon.

the Club de Recreio recorded an

Special Service Seats M. F. Choy and P. C. Leung were 2000 Guineas and Craven Stakes the outstanding pair for the C.R.C.easy win over the Hong Kong Cric cial concession should be made to The meeting agreed that a spe- did much to shorten his price, and winning their three sets at 6-1, ket Club at King's Park yester Servicemen, and that a section of with such a record behind him, his while Dr. A. L..Teai and Dr. F. Y. day afternoon by 6% price is expected to shorten before Khoo had the honour of recording

the seats would be reserved for them. the race.

12%. the only Graduates' victory, de- H.H. the Aga Khan's Umidwar, feating Y. W. Lee and C. Y. Tso

H. A. Ribeiro partnered A. M.jed amount of standing accommoda- It was also decided that a limit- second favourite, is now 100 to 12 by 6-3.

Silva for the first time and the tlon would jagainst 100 to 9 al the last callover

In their matches Choy and Leung pair played good tennis, defeating stairs at a charge of $2.20, inclu- be permitted down- jon May 12.

T. C. Monaghan and V. Gordon, T.sive of tax. constantly outpositioned their op- Lord Glanely has won the Derby ponents, showing court-craft Edkins and G.. Gamble, and bold-Booking plane will be opened at Philadelphia ******

worthy of "A" Division players.ing the D. C. Dunham and Dr. R. the European Y.M.C.A., on bon- Choy exhibited a particularly safe S. Traill combination to a draw.day, May 21. service, which baffled the receiver

only once before-in 1919 Grand Grade.

with

Yesterday's cull over as cabled by Reuter was as follows:

Colombo 7 to 4.

Umidwar-100 tv 12. Windsor Lad~~~10 to 1. Esalon-100 to 7 L, and o Lozingaro-100 to 6o. 18 to 1 L Admiral Drake-22 to 1. Tiberius-25 to

and 0. L. Valerius-33 to 1 6. Alishah-40 to 1 1. and o. Badruddin-40 to 1 o. 50 to 1 L Achteran--40 to 1 o,

Medieval Knight-50 to 1 o. 66

Master Vere--40 to 1. Berentol66 to 1 o.

I

CRICKET.

on many occasions with its very low rebound. Leung was very sound at the net, returning many hard shots down the line, while at the back of the court he retrieved many difficult shots.

Veterans Win

Ribeiro is a newcomer to the Recreio, having played for the Filipino Club last year. He should prove to be a gremt acquisition the Portuguese.

B 5 2

Game went to 10 innings.

American League

2

9

I

McNair hit a homer. Chicago... The following Committee mem- Bonura hit a homer. bers were appointed to Sub-Com- mittees, for the Exhibition. Re- New York ception: Dr. Tsoi Tze-shek and

Crosetti hit a homer. Mr. A. W. Ingram. Tlekete Recep-

Detroit

7

.0

4 10

1

8 11

2

Boston

$ 7 0

St. Louis

9 2

Hornsby hit a homer,

Washington

3 4

Manush hit a homer. Cleveland

14 17 2

J. J. Remedios was excellent at tion:-Mr. H. Wing Lee and Mr. the net, while A, A. Remedios and Hughes. Announcer:-Mr. E. F. W. A Reed, the well-known hoc- Selk.

Time-keepersMr. Leung Tat- The C.R.C. veteran pair played key player, formed a formidable some very good tennis, F. K. Lau, pair, winning two of their three sang and Mr. Ip Kun-yin. to one of the Club's oldest playing

sets.

Ushers: Mr. To King-shun and members, supporting E. F. Ken tol Dunham and Traill secured the Mr. H. L. Lee.

Swimming arrangementa:- Mr. victory in three sets over players Club's only points.

R. Goldman.

many years their junior. Hon and

Scores:

Lau lost the first two games of L. A. Silva and J. J. Remedios thefr first set, chiefly owing to (Recreio) :——-

(Continued from Page 4)

Hon's slight nervousness, but, after lost to D. C. Dunham and Dr. getting into their stride, by sound, R. S. Traill

4- G

6. 1

Wignall says:

'Scores:

Singh

6- 1 Detroit

TABLES TO DATE

NATIONAL LEAGUE

P.

W. L Pts.

28

9, 19 9 678

25 -16 8 640

22 14 8 636

24 12 12 400

27 16 11 502

25 10 15 400 23

AMERICAN LEAGUE

LA. Oppenheim and S. A. Gray: (K.C.C.):-

| thieugi

BL Louin lost to Y. K. Ng and K. M. Lo 2. 6 Pittsburgh TREVOR WIGNALL'S FORECAST y tactics they completely up-beat T. C. Monaghan and V.

set the dashing play of the former Gordon

lost to H.. N. Lee and P. K. New York University men.

beat T. Edkine and G. Gamble, 6- 4beat P. P. Kho

Leung

2- Boston Australian XI For Test

Dr. Khoo and Dr. Tsal provided

and Mangh

Brooklyn Philadelphia the only really bright spot in the

A. A. Remedios and W. A. Reed

6- 1 Cincinnat Communicating with the "Daily Graduates' play. They were erratic (ecrelo):~ Express" London by radio from at the start, and in their second lost to Dunham and Traill

R. B. Lewis and G. C. Burnett 3. G Rodgers, E. des Orford on Sunday April 8 Trevor set were

(K.C.C.):— beaten badly by the beat Monaghan and Gordon 6-4 C.R.C.'s first string.

beat Edkins and Gamble .... 7- beat Ng and Lo To-day I am able to give you Australia's probable team for the their last set, however, taking They made a splendid rally in

beat Lee and Leung D. H. Perry, D. J. Keogh,

H. A. Ribeiro and A. M.Silva beat Kho and M. Singh.... G. S. Archbutt, K. S. Mor-rat Test. This is it:

three straight sets from Lee and (Recrelp);- rison.

Woodfull, Bradman, Ponsford. Tso, and finally beating the C.R.C.drew with Dunham and Traill 6-6

C. L. Stapleton and D. 8. Green Chicago Majer E. Field, Capt. Mi- Oldfield, Grimmett, Kippax. Brown pair by 6-1.

|(K.C.C.);— Dr. Tani did some beat Monaghan and Gordon-1 6- 2) McCabe, Bromley, Wall

very good work on an unfamiliar beat Edkins and Gamble

... 6 2lost to Ng and Lo

lost to Lee and Leung court, his play on the base line Of these men, Brown, Bromley, being very sound. He and

beat Kho and M. Singh and O'Reilly will be new to you in

PK.C.C. JUST SCRAMBLE Khoo had Lee and Tso out of posi- England, as this is their first trip tion on many occasions and fully

LR.C. Draw With HOME BY 5 TO 4 deserved their solitary victory, the Australians, but to-day being the most strenuous teants of the

Dr. Sepher and Dr. Samy played, University Rally

Unavailing.

chell.

3. M. Walker, D.. S. Robb. O'Reilly.

A. Mackinley, R. T. Talbot

.

B. Ross, R. Young.

J. A. R. Selby, D. Ellis. H. F.

Marlin,

Phillips, T. Addis

W. IL E Thomus, L HL Geare.

over.

and

Every day is a day of rest for

A. B. Raworth, E. David-Sunday there has been more yawa-afternoon, and many of their points

Ron,

W. G. Robertson, J. B. Mackie,

J. Fulker, H. T. Buxton.

bar.

Ing and deck-chair resting than

ever,

were only given away after fierce

J

The

S.C.A.A.

16 .804 18 208

P. W. L. PL.

24 12 12 500

11 13 458

7- 5 Philadelphia

New York Cleveland

24 15 9 425

20 12 8 .600

6-3 Washington

21 10 11 476

24 12 12 500

Boston St. Louis

2- 6 4- 6). 6-3

9.12 428 7 13 350

K.C.C. TENNIS.

Club Tournament Continues.

Club

The Kowloon Cricket Indian Recreation Club Tennis Tournament shared the honours with the Southed yesterday with the following was continu-

China A.A. in their first "B" Divi- The majority of the team attend-rallies in which they were finally MATCH HINGES ON LAST SET

}sfon tennis match held at.Sookun- R. J. Shrigley, N. C. Bar-ed church service this morning, but out-played by the superior court-

{poo yesterday, each team securing In a hotly contested encounter, 42 sets. A. W. Hay Edie, G. Castle.ater they did not show much incraft of the C.R.C. men.

Scores: 34. Ldr. Kears, Capt. Wil the competitions which are now in

ty by 5 sets to 4 in their opening A. H. Madar and S. A. Ismail match in the "B" Division Tennis (LR.C.):~~

of 9.28 a.in. D. A. Cumming, G.

Stewart.

Scores:

the K.C.C. defeated the Unfrersi

full and furious swing,

P. F. Choy and F. C. Leung £200 FOR SPORTS—BUT.......

(CRC): More than 200 has been con-bent Y. L. Pao and II. NU tributed to the sports fund, but Cheung

6-

League on the KC. C. courts yes lost to C. C. Luk and S. W. 1 terday

Wong

Judging by resulta to date its is beat Dr. A. L. Teal and Dr. unlikely that either the cricketers F. Y. Khoo

E or the Australian tennis team for beat Dr. D. K. Samy and Dr.

Wimbledon will gather much-prize S. Supher

llama,

WHITMONDAY.

Old Course.

The peculiar importance mixed courts was due to the fact that they were created at once to relleve Egypt of the much greater burden imposed upon her by the full Consular Jurisdiction which had pre- viously existed, and to safeguard 9.48 the Interests of foreign communi-⠀

3.32

OF

A. T. Lay, W. IL Thomas,

0.30

W

E. Taylor, P. L; Colllsson.money,

0.40

D.44

21.

H

E. M. Bryden, J. Coulthart,

| (CRC):- R. A. Rodgers, C. J. Stel All the Australian cricketers are.

considerable letter writers. We beat Samy and Sepher lingwort Major E. Field, Capt. Mi-are nearing Aden, and to-night beat Pao and Cheung chell

Y. W. Lae

and C. Y.

ties.

9,62 F. Austin, J. MacKnight there has been much activity with lost to Teal and Khoo Both these objects would have to 0.50JM. Walker, K. Bor, pen and pencil. As eight of the LF. Hon -- and

1

good news to eight or mora (C.R.C.); —

be kept in view when dealing with 10.00 Ortiepp, W. Pittendi

W. Pittendrigh. Leam are bachelors this may mean beat Teat and Khoo

any proposals for modifications' in

New Course.

maldens in sundry parts of Aus- beat Samy and Esphor their constitution and procedure. 0,82 m. E. C. and Men, Wobb, tralia.

beat Pao and Cheung, British Wireless Service.

Tresults:.:.

Ladica' Handicap Singles Mrs. Wilson beat Mrs. Ork, 6-1,

6-1.

Junior Championship.

W. M. Gittens beat George Lee,

| 6—1, 6–2, 6-4. ·

Men's Doables, The K: C. C. were leading 2 to beat Y. E. Chu and H. K. Ho. 6-2 bridge beat D. Orr and W. Mul- 2-6 N. A. E. Mackay and F. A. Broad 0-1 at the end of the first round, and beat T. 8. Ung and C. H. Ung 0-2 cahy, 60, 8-6.

Ung and C.

were 4 to 2 up at the end of the 6- 1 second. Tso The University then made (LRC) fe

·M. O. Hoosen and A: K. Surald good rally in the last round, but lost to Luk and Wong 62 lost the deciding match, between beat Chu and Ho,,., 62R. B. Lewis, and G. C. Burnett (beat Ung and Ung beceri 3-6 C. C.), and P. P. Kho and Mann gewese temples. Lau Singh. The Kowloon, bair lad 8.0 M, el Arculli and A. K.

at the start, but Rho and Singh (LEC) the damn g 02 levelled the scores at 3-3. The fast to Luk and Wong 6; 1}K.C. C. pair then came again to drew with Chu and Ho

go out at 6-3;

lost to Ung, and Ung

- CRAIGENGOWER TEAM

FOR TO-DAY

6-9

0-2

The following will represent Craigangower in the "C" División

lamali

league tennis fixture, against the

Hong Kong Universily to-dayı

W. J. Howard and D. J. Leonard.

8-8

H. Howard and A. Kitchell,

4-6

F. Broadbridge and Y C, Mok.

10:0