1937-07-31 — Page 19

CHINA MALL

IMPORTANT BOWLS TIES TO-DAY

BOWLS OPEN

SINGLES 2ND

ROUND DRAWN

CCC

AE Coates To Meet

K.C.C.

P. E. Knight

HKF

POSTPONED LEAGUE B

GAMES

FORECAST

6 To

SECOND DIVISION

IRC

At a meeting of the Competition Sub-Committee of the Hong Kong TRC Lawn Bowls Association held yes- terday evening in the "South China C.C.C Morning Post" office, the Second Round of the Colony Open Singles Lawn Bowls Championship was P.R.C drawn, A. E. Coates, the champion, being drawn against P. E. Knight, on the Taikoo green, next Tuesday.

LA. Gutierrez, last year's run- HKF.C ner-up, has been drawn against H. Overy, on the Bowling Green Club

*C.S.C.C. green, next Wednesday.

All postponed fixtures in the Lea- gue were re-arranged, commencing

next Saturday:

THIRD DIVISION

K-F.G

CRAIGENGOWER

TO MEET K. DOCKS AT THE VALLEY

RECREIO'S BIG TASK IN

SECOND DIVISION

SKI

ALTHOUGH I fully anticipate that Club de Re- Cret will keep a firm grip on then leadership the first Division of the Lawn is League in Kong Football Club to day, the

ting the

holders of the championship, Craigengower Cricket

Club, should

consolidate their position by elim-

(60) RHKY.C. (60) ating the only other strong contenders for the title,

Kowloon Docks.

C. de R.

(—) KIRC

HKERC

(57) CCC

(* second division last year)

(57)

The Hong Kong Football Club have made one change for their match against Club de Recreio, but in their present precarious posi- (Figures in brackets denote the re-tion, the time ms opportune for more drastic efforts to retain OPEN SINGLES (SECOND ROUND)sult of the corresponding game last their place in the division, although even with their strongest team

Tuesday, August 3.

J. M. Jack

v L. D. Skinner

E. Tuck

v H G. Cooper

M. R. Abbas

A Hyde-Lay

D. W. Waterton v W. K. Way

J. Cook

(Civil Service green)

P. E. Knight

A. R. Minu

S. Randle

(Taikoo

G. N. Mitchell

J. C. Brown

H. A. Alves

F. P. Anslow

A. E. Coates

v. J. S. Landolt

R.C. green) ›

V C. F. Remedios

7. E. G. Post..

+ M. J. Medina VE W、 Lines

(Kowloon C.C. green) Wednesday, August 4

G. Perkins

y W. R. Hillyer

S. M. White TJ S. Howell

J. A. R. Selby

v W: Russell

S. M. Rumjahu”

▾ B. Basto

(Craigengower C.C. green)

VT Armstrong

W. S. Dall

J. H. Gelling Iv U. M. Omar W. L. Walker VR. Basa

(Indian R.C. green).

R. G. Craig

A. S. Bassell

R. F. da Luz.

A Spary

V-Petherick

VH. Nish

L.. F. Xavier

v. H. Gittias

(Kowloon Dock R.C. green)

MY Adal

A S. Gomes

J. Cavanagh

N. P. Karanjia

H Overy

YAW. Grimmitt

v C. G.. Silva o

VAR Dallah ▼ J. C. GM

(Hong Kong F.C. green)

L.A. Güterriez H. E. Strange v W. C. Simpson J. V. Ramsay

C. Strange (Kowloon Bowling Green Club green) T. Fergusson v A. J. Coelho F. Cullen

▼GE Sherriff J. Pán

v J. A da Luz (Club de Recreio green)

POSTPONED FIXTURES

season).

out I do not think they would beat the Portuguese.

The Civil Servants have also switched their players round

STEVE DONOGHUE without, however, changing their

LOSES ACTION

COPYRIGHT CLAIM

London, July 7.

personnel, and I feel sure that they will be strong enough to cope with the Kowloon Cricket Club in spite of the fact that they are playing at Cor's Road.

The Kowloon Bowning Green Club

Judgment, Steve Donoghue, the jockey was First given by Mr. Justice Farwell, in the should collect Chancery Division yesterday, in an both encounte

with costs, against pay a visit the Valley T the WORLD TITLE

Seco

and

FIGHT IN

fake

action he brought against Allied the Police seniors lightly would be NEW YORK

Newspapers Ltd

fully in view of the latter's surpris-

Donoghue claimed that the coming win over the champions recent- pany had infringed his coypright y in a series of articles called "Steve Donoghue's Racing Secrets,” which the News of the World" published in 1931.

"SECOND DIVISION FEATURE

The big match in the Second Divi-

FARR V. LOUIS ON SEPTEMBER 4

London." July

They were written by Mr. S. Tsion should be that between the Joe Louis, world heavy wei Felstead from information supplied Indian Recreation Club and Club de champion, will not come by the jockey, and the alleged in- Recreio at Sockumpoo. The Indians land to fight at Wembley fringement was the publication of are five points to the good of their August. parts of the articles in the defen-Portuguese rivals, who have, how- Yesterday Mr. Sol Strauss, dant's publication. “Guide and lever, two matches in hand, so a win adviser to Mr. Mike. Ideas for Competitors,"” in May, for the latter will seriously effect

American promoter, arrived the Island Club, and at the same. Elvin, managing director of England, and explained to Mr. A. time considerably brighten Crai Wembley Stadium, that the Farr gengower's chances

Louis fight was fixed to take. Louis in August would conseq in America, and that

ly be impossible.

1936.

Laughter In Court

Allied Newspapers contended The following are the re-arranged that Donoghue was not the author postponed fixtures ?--

of the articles or the owner of any conright in them, and they denied infringement. This view was up held by Mr. Justice Farwell who decided that Donoghue could not sustain his claim as owner or part- owner of the copyright

C.C.C.

K.C.C.

K.D.R.C.

C.S.C.C.

HKF.C

K.C.C.

Gde R C.S.C.C.

C.E.C

C. de R.

PRC

First Division- August 7

v P.R.C. Y K.B.G.C. v. C. de R. v HKF.C. August 14.

TC.C.C.

PRC. KB.G.C.

v KD.R.C. August 21

V-C.S.C.C. ▾ K.D.R.C. ▼ECC.

August 28

7 C.SIC.C

KDRC.

Second DivisionTM “Angust: 70ern

YK.CC.

During his cross-examination the articles in

and Ideas for hand

Competitors wer

chue who

used the phi

day." He

asked

"That is not my kin

C. de R. VIRC.

C. de R.

FF.C

$14

de

KTRO

Third Division

August

VAKEC.

G.SIG.C.

YRHKTC.

HK.F.C.

HIER.C

Angust 14

clash will be seen between the Hong In the Third Division, a "Derby Kong and Kowloon Football Clubs which should result in a very close win for latter, while the Yacht the Civil Servants, fully extended and doubtful whether they away with the points

BRITISH TENNIS TEAM FOR AMERICA

ETA have invited Hughes, C. Hare MD Delof

and C. M. Jones

P

represent Great

Britain in a tour of America

Įparty will sail in the Queen

on August

The Farr Louis fight for world char New