1936-06-20 — Page 4

Page

THE CHINA WAHL, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1936

Sporting Page

MIXED GALA TO OPEN EUROPEAN Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING SEASON

SIXTY-SIX HUNDREDS

IN MAY

KIMPTON'S FINE BATTING

AMARNATH EQUALS RECORD Ceylon, May 30.

THE month of May is nearing its end and as far

as I can make it out there have been 66 cen- turies obtained in this time, five by the Indian team. Amarnath has had the honour of notch- ing three of these centuries, while Baqa Jilani, and Merchant have scored one each, writes

in the

Observer." "Ceylon Onlooker" Amarnath has equalled a record for an Indian cricketer in England by scoring two centuries în one match.

Only five centuries have been recorded against the Indians by J. H. Human, A. H. Bakewell, Cutmore, Smith and Gimblett. The last named Somerset player was the first to score a century against the Indians.. He has obtained three centuries so far like! R. C. M. Kimpton, the young Australian at Oxford, who notch- ed two centuries in one match against Gloucestershire.

Leyland holds the record for the highest score of the month | with 263. 'Patsy Hendren and A. B. Sellers are the only two! other batsmen who have passed the 200 mark.

CRAIGENGOWER'S

TENNIS WIN

Hopwood of Lanes, Fishlock

of Surrey, Hendren, Leyland of Yorks. C. S. Dempster, Ash-1 down, Harris of Notts, Turnbull land Keeton have each obtained The following

RADIO BEATEN ATwo centuries.

THE VALLEY

is a full list of the centuries

scored this month. It will be seen that Sutcliffe and Woolley LOCKE AND RAPLEY

have not yet obtained a hun- FAIL BADLY

dred, nor R. E. S. Wyatt. Club) 101 Cricket

R.C.M. Kimpten, Oxford U. vs Craigengower

Gloucester. secured their fourth victory in the

Gloucester. "D" Division of the Lawn Tennis 106 R.C.M. Kimpton, Oxford U. vs League yesterday when they beat one of the strongest contenders for the title, the Radio Sports 187 115 Club, by 6 sets to 3.

106

T. Locke and W. Rapley were 100 very weak, failing to win a set This was the Radio's first defeat in two games, having beaten the 202 Central British Association last 34. week..

E. Zimmern and H. N. Chang (C.C.C.)

Murray Wood, Oxford U. Gloucester.

13

Ashdown, Kent vs Glamorgan. M. J.Turnbull, Glamorgan . vs Kent.

Without Pacific Coast competition this year in the Intercollegiate AAAA at Philadelphia, an eastern college is expected to be crowned champion for the first time since 1924, when Yale crash- ed through. Several Olympic prospects will be seen in action. Gene Venzke, (left), star Pennsyl- champion over Eddie O'Brien, of Syracuse, national vania miler, is outstanding in his event.

400 Metres, faces stiff competition, while Gene Taano, of Pittsburgh, is counted on for points in the Javelin Throw.

RECREIO HAVE BIG TASK AT

AUSTIN ROAD

GOOD BOWLS CARD FEATURED

TWO INTRA-CLUB GAMES

The outstanding feature of this afternoon's Lawn Bowls League

C. S. Dempster, Leicester rsprogramme is the clash between

Surrey.

the Kowloon Bowling Green Club de Recreio at Austin Neale, Gloucester vs Oxford U. and Club

E. Hendren, M.C.C. vs Surrey. Road.

Hendren, Middlesex 13

E

Somerset.

D. N. Moore, Hants vs Derby.

II. Parks, Sussex vs Cambridge.

Wensley, Sussex vs Cambridge.

114

Edrich, MC.C. vs Surrey.

201

Paris, Hants vs Derby.

100

beat W3. Chanson

Kitchell

and N. B.

174

6-3

151

Hamson132

Fishlock, Surrey vs Gloucester.

6-2

131 Fishlock, Surrey vs Sussex

103 Keeton, Notts vs Sussex

6-2

beat D. Leonard and M. Sheriff, 6-2 106 beat G. Singh and-Karnial Singh 6-0

A. Kitchell and (C.C.C.)

i

A. B

beat Chanson and Kitchell

beat Leonard and Sherif

(Continued on Page 5). "Skip's " Forecast

FIRST DIVISION

VM Merchant. Indians VS TAIKOO (--) Somerset.

beat G. Singh and Karnail Singh 167 Jas. Langridge, Sussex vs Notts!

T. Locke and W. Rapley (C.C.C.)

1C3 Martin, Worcester vs Hants.

Paynter, Lanes vs Northants. Leyland, Yorks vs Essex

lost to Chanson and Kitchell ... 1-6132

lost to Leonard and Sherriff 0-6 263 lost to G. Singh and Karnail Singh 2-6141

SOUTH

M. Leyland, Yorks vs Oxford.

174 Worthington, Derby vs Oxford

U.

INDIANS (-)"

POLICE (66)

C.C.C. "A" (56)

C.S.C.C. (48)

K.B.G.C. (58)

K.D.R.C. (56) C.C.C. "B" (49)

KC.C. (65) RECREIO (52)

SECOND DIVISION

114 Amarnath, India vs Northants YACHT CLUB (52) CCC (8)

CHINA'S 107 Amarnath, Indians vs Essex

EASY WIN Major And Smith Shine For Police

204. Sellers, Yorks vs Cambridge. 130 Amarnath Indians vs. Essex.

ELECTRIC. (58)

171 E P T Holmes, Surrey vs HKFC. "B" (→)

Facts.

V

POLICE (58)

EK.F.C. “A” (-)

C.S.C.C. (41)

RECREIO (57) KR.G.C. (49)

Figures in brackets denote last season's result.

100 Bakewell, Northants vs Indians R.C.C. (74) 136 E. Davies, Glamorgan vs Sussex 103 Shipman, Leicester vs Sussex. 164 C. S. Dempster, Leicester

Sussex. Iddon, Lanes vs Somerset Cimblett, Somerset vs Lancs.

Notts. C. S. Burnett, Gloucester vs

South China Athletic Associa tion gained their third victory in 120 four games in the "D" Division of 160* the Lawn Tennis League yester 109

day when they beat the Police Re 145 Hardstad, Notts vs Gloucester. CBA. SHARE SPOILS

Smith were

creation Club by 6% sets to 2% at 125 Harris, Notts vs Gloucester.

131 Ashdown, Kent, va Glamorgan: King's Park.

the 123 Smart, Glamorgan vs Northants Major and

113 Baga Jilani, Indians vs Leicester strongest of the visiting pair 103 Gimblett, Somerset vs Indians. winning two, and drawing the third 106 Gimblett, Somerset vs Northants 115 J. H. Human, M.C.C. vs Indians. A. Kwok and C. M. Tsang (8.C.AA.)137 G. 0. Allen, Middlesex vs Wor- drew with A. Major and S. Smith 6-6

of their three sets.

cester.

=

WITH K.LT.C.

First String Fail Unexpectedly

Wong Ki-leung (Wong Wing), above, unexpectedly returned to the Colony yesterday from the All-China World Olympic se

CT

GOOD LOCAL

BASEBALL

PROGRAMME

Chinese Should Beat Canadians

EASTERN'S BRIGHT QUILOOK

AGAINST JAPANESE

The Overseas Chinese should have no trouble in retaining their unbeaten record in the local Base ball League to-morrow, when they encounter the Canadians on the Causeway Bay ground and should thus consolidate their position at the head of the League table.

The Chinese are anxious to see: bow Ed. Chang, their former pite cher, will fare in this game as they

NOVICES' EVENTS TO

BE FEATURED

LADIES'

SECTION MAKE

GREAT STRIDES

INTERESTING PROGRAMME -

(By "

Crawl")

THE European Y.M.CA. will officially open

THE

their 1936 swimming season with a mixed gala on Wednesday, July 8, at 9 p.m. sharp, when a programme of eight events will be held, the outstanding feature of which will be the novices events in both the Ladies' and Men's sections.

At a meeting held yesterday evening it was decided that the Ladies' Swimming Committee arrange their own programme comprising four events, one of which was to be a Mixed Novelty race. with the Men's Section.

It was also suggested that, in view of the fact that there were several advanced swimmers among the ladies, their pro- gramme be divided into “A," "B" and "C" classes, the latter two being confined to novices and first year swimmers respectively.

The Ladies' 50 Yards Aggre-

gate Handicap will be continued

as in former years and this INTERPORT

will be the one event in the] Ladies section which will be open to all three classes of swimmers. It was felt that as a result of handicapping, all swimmers had a fair chance no matter how good or bad they

are.

The Ladies Swimming Section) have made great strides since the lelection of their own committee and plans are now being made to stage an all-ladies' swimming gals. one Wednesday night next month (Continued on Page 5) The following grairiez-

Men's Section:—

the · pro-

LAWN BOWLS

DISCUSSION

North Not Satisfied With Date

PROGRAMME FOR TWO WEEKS

At the meeting of the Sub-Com- wittee of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association, held in the Board Room of the "South China Morning Post yesterday, Mr. C. B. Hosking, the Hon. Secretary. Novines 50 Tards Free Style Handicap informed the meeting that he had Men's 50 Yards Free Style Aggregate received a private letter from a

member of the Shanghai Associa Men's 75 Tards Medley Relay (Teamstion, stating that they had receiv of 3, Botast, Back and Free Styleshed Hong Kong's acceptance of the Mixed Relay (Teams of 6).

invitation to send a team North Class Novices 25 Yards Handicap for the Interport, but added that Class 25 Yards Free Style Handi- September would be a very bad cap.

Handicra

«Babes' Section:———

"A" Class 50 Yards Aggregate Handi- time to stage these contests as the light then was always so poor.

гар

Mixed Novelty Event

POSTPONED

Mr. Hosking asked the meeting to authorise him to write the secretaries of the clubs here, in- forming them that it was intend- led to send a team to Shanghai or September, and requesting that they should submit names of any members able to make the trip on either of

team's tour of the South Seas would like to use him throughout MIXED DOUBLES either in August

He is at present sufering from an injured back, and is a doubtful starter for Berlin

ALL-CHINA SOCCER TEAM WIN AGAIN

Rough Clash With

Medan Chinese

PAU KA-PING INJURED

one

the season in order that W. Ching,

TENNIS MATCH

their present pitcher, can play at second base. Ed. Chang injured panda

his arm early in the season dur-Recreio And K.C.C. "B" jing practice, but has been playing

as an outfield since.

Another yotingster who has been!

Share Spoils

showing improved form is Al WATSON AND MISS MACKENZIE Fong, the catcher. Moe, the nippy short-stop, will be seen. usual position.

The

in.

Last Minute Change? »

hist

rest of the team is Zink-

IN POOR FORM The inability of CE Watson and Miss A.. Mackenzie to win a set cost the Kowloon Cricket Club

those two dates. This was carried unanimously.

Prior to this, the draw for the. Second Round of the Open Singles Lawn Bowls Championship, and Third Bound of the Open Fairs Championship was made and re- sulted as follows:

MONDAY, JUNE 22. Open Pairs

changed, and it is probable that MB team victory against Club de Recreio in their postponed Mixed

*J. Shepherd and L. Glendenning v Chang will come into the game in the last few innings at first-base. Doubles League encounter on their A. R. Mina and S. O. Bun, at P.R.C

own courts yesterday evening, the J. E. Noronha and P. X. Silva v match being drawn at 41⁄2 sets-all1 Guterres and A. A. Bemedios, at

(Continued on Page 5)

LR.C. DEFEAT THE ARMY

Ali And Rumjahn. Below Form.

A. V. Gosano, the Recreio singles K.B.G.C.

W. Greig and W. Mair v N. J. Beb- champion, and Miss Cissy Botelho

bington and A. Hyde-Lay, at CCC.. were the best of the visiting pairs, L. C. R. Souza and P. F. Laz v A. winning two of their matches and E sharing the spoils in the third.

McCaw

G. Clark and Mrs. M. (X.CC. "B")

beat A. V. Remedios and Miss A

Roza

Host to A. V. Gosano and Miss C.

Botelho

beat C. A. Barretto and Miss A. A. E. P. Guest and Mrs.

Remedios

6-2

Contes

and J. Cavanagh, - at cs.c.c.

J. Henson and S. A. Bright v F. A. Machado and E: P. Bosario, at K.C.C. B. Duncan and S. Randle J. Me- Kelvie and J. V. Ramsay, at Recreio. H. E. Strange and E R. Wood v

5-7 M. A. B. Souza and W. V. Field, at

Police R. C

"Second Bound.

Open Singles

6-1

Kew

6-6 KDB.C.

Miss

A. H. Eumjahn v W. Mair, at

The All-China World Olympic soccer team secured another vic-i tory on Wednesday last when they' defeated the Medan Native XI by

Playing at home yesterday, the 15 goals, to 2.

of the Army Tennis Club sustained their Playing at King's Park yester-

The game was beat C. Parkes and C. Galvin.. 7-5 110 Hulme, Middlesex va Worcester.

63119 F. E. Brown, Surrey vs Somer-day, the Central British Associa beat B. Baker and C. File

tion and the Kowloon Indians roughest the Olympic team have second defeat in the "D" Division set.

they were beaten by the Indian beat Remedios and Miss Roza Wong ard-T. K. Tang G. B.

Tennis Club shared the spolls in yet experienced, Pau Ka-ping and of the Lawn Tennis League when (KCC their "D" Division Lawn Tennis several others being injured.

Tam Kong-pak (3). Suen Kam-Recreation Club by 6 sets to 3 crew with shun and Lee Wai-tong scored for The latter recorded their first win Botelho League match. this was, secured their first point goals at the interval. The home week

Sergt. M. C. McAlinden and Sergt in the division after sustaining aide secured their goals in the lat-

Whelan (Army): defears at the hands of Craigenter stages of the game, one from a lost for M. 1. Rateck and A. E. gower, Radio and South China.

(S.CA.A:)

lost to Major and Smith

beat Parker and Galvin beat Baker and 'Pile

108. Sheffield, Essex vs Sussex."

1-6 127 O'Connor, Essex vs Sussex. 64 111 Hopwood, Laner vs Oxford U. 6100 Pothecary, Elants vs Northants

102 Pearce, Essex vs Sasser.

Y. L. Kwan and J. Mok (S.CAA) lost to Major and Smith

beat Parkes and Galvin

beat Baker and Pile

4-6 119 Grover Oxford U. VI Laos.

6-1 133 Jehangir Khan, Cambridge 6-3

Notta

134 ball, Glamorgan vs Yorks. 116 Page, Gloucester vs Kent

vs. Lanes

"D" Division. League 102 R. C. L. Kimpton, Oxford U.

TABLE TO DATE -

1153 Staples, Notta vs Cambridge; - Sets

A. Pt 136 Fagg, Kent vs Gloucester. P. W. L. D. F. ccc... 4 4 0 0 254 131⁄2 8 158 W. Barber, Yorks vs Kent

8. C.A.A. 4 3 1 0 2 1 6115 Warne, Worcester.vx/ Lancs.

S

P. E.

LR

CB

AT

4 1 2 116 191⁄2

9

3 106 Barling, Surrey vs Essex

Goiano and

H. F. Rosario v W. L Walker, at

6-6 HKFC

The C.B.A- whose home matca the tourists, who led by two cleariziter losing to the Police R.C. last/beat Barretto and Miss Remedios 6-1

I A. Angin: |(CBA):

penalty.

Gureviteli}

Mina

....46: lost to M.Hassan and A. M And Go

Bamjahn

..... 1-8. lost to L. M. Singh and J. Dad. 2-6 CAMBRIDGE BLUES AWARDED beat T. Ali and S. M. Eunjabn

S. 8. M. Kingsland and Sergt. kost to G. M. Khan and A. Khan 6–7]

Reckham (Army): The Cambridge University-cap-lost to Razack and Minu

lost to Ramzan and M. Singh. 3-6;

C. Champelover v D. M. Khan, et

C. E. Watson and Miss. "A. Mae Electric RC kenzie, (K.CC: "B"). lost to Remedios and Miss Beza 1-6) lost to Gosano and Miss Botelbo 3-6

And Misa to Barretto

5-7 Remedios

Tost

Mixed Doubles

TABLE TO DATE

Sets

J. Smith and J. Clayton (CBA):

5-7

* Not out.

lost to Khar and Eban

(Continued on Page' 5.)

beat Ramzan and Singh

beat Singh and Dad 6-2 tan, A. W. Higgin (Christ's Col-drew with Hassan and Rumjaha 6-6 USRC 2 2 0 0 13 Blues to lost to Ali and Eamjahn ...... 2-5 CBC.1 1.00 9

1 42 4% drew with Khan and Khan“. 6-8 lege) has awarded full

8. 8.M. Imrie and Pie. Worsfeld Recreio.. 10

JKCC 'B 3.0 2162 2032 beat Ramtar and Singh

RB Oliver (Tonbridge and St S. Fowler and M. Yataka (GBA): John's), this year's secretary, and (Army);

:... 66] KCC, 'A' 1 0 1 0 drew with Barack and› Minu beat Singh and Dad

G. M. T. Zarif (Lycee de Mar-lost to Fassan and Bumjaha

2-8 62 seilles and Selwyn).

beat Ali and Rumjain

P. W... L. D. E A. Pia

0..

4

* 6

6-2

Totals 8 3

182* Townsend, Derby vs Sussex. 21, 10374-672100 Leyland, Yorks vs Cambridge 2 11,0 9 21 10 8% 9% 2105 P. Smith, Faser vs Indians. 11 10 8 94 2137 Catmore, Essex vs Indians.

3 191⁄2 261⁄4 1

11

1. S. Riddell v A. E. Carey, at LR.C.

E. J. Edwards v J. F. Lanny, at Tal-. Icon

(Continued on Page 5)

MOZLER'S POINTS WIN

At a charity tournament at the 2 Stadium Club, Holborn, Harry Mizler (St. George's), Southern Area Light-weight Champion, DUE- pointed Jackie Flyan (Ireland)

2 36 36 a.jover-10 rounds.