1938-08-13 — Page 21

K. Tong Win "Needle" Match

LAWN BOWLS

OPEN SINGLES

FOURTH ROUND

Victory Over C.B.A. Virtually Gives

Them "D" Div. Title

MA & WEI BRILLIANT JAPAN LEAD

AS WAS ONLY FITTING, YESTERDAY'S MATCH IN THE "D" DIVISION OF THE TENNIS LEAGUE BETWEEN CENTRAL BRITISH ASSOCIATION AND KOWLOON TONG, BOTH HITHER- TO UNDEFEATED, PLAYED AT KING'S PARK, WAS A PARTI- The Hong Kong Lawn Bowls CULARLY THRILLING AFFAIR AND THE ISSUE REMAINED Association Competition Sub-Com-IN DOUBT UNTIL THE CONCLUDING PERIOD OF THE LAST mittee presided over by the Presi-ROUND. dent, met yesterday to draw the fourth round of the open singles. The draw resulted as follows:

MONDAY, AUGUST 15 AT POLICE R.C.

S. Eccleshall V J. Watson

G. H. Sherriff

AT CIVIL SERVICE

A. R. Dallah.

W. K. Way

J. C. Brown

V

V

W. Gill

V B. W. Bradbury

TUESDAY, AUGUST 16

AT KOWLOON F.C.

J. V. Ramsay V E. C. Fincher

AT CLUB DE RECREIO

T. Coleman

V

A. Hyde-Lay AT KOWLOON B.G.C. L. F. Xavier v C. M. Silva H. A. Alves

V J. A. Luz

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COLONY AQUATIC

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Full Programme of Events

By their victory, Kowloon Tong are now virtually assured of the championship.

Getting off to a flying start,. Kowloon Tong only suffered one de- feat in the first round, N. A. E. Mackay and K. M. Lee, their third string, falling before a determined assault by "Banny" Bickford and

Sloan.

IN DAVIS

CUP

SERIES

YAMAGISHI BEATS JOHN BROMWICH

Montreal, To-day. After a day's delay through rain, the final of the American Zone of the Davis Cup Competition, ‘be- tween Australia and Japan com- menced yesterday, and Jiro Yama- gishi, Japan's first string singles player, caused an early sensation

Indian Recreation Club by 5 sets to 4.]6—0, 3—6, 7-5, 6–4 to give Japan Craigengower Cricket Club beat the when he beat John Bromwich by

Y. L. Pao and O. Sadick (C.C.C.). the lead. Reuter. beat M. U. Razack and I. Kitchell 0-2 beat M. P. Madar and M. I. Ra-

zack

C.C.C. v LR,C.

6-2

Adrian Quist (Australia) meets Fumio Nakano in the second singles match, presumably to-day. 6-1-Sports Ed.

A fine rally on the part of the homesters in the second round,

evelled matters, Bickford and Sloan beat K. M. Rumjahn and D. Ra- again winning, while both other zack

Broadbridge and W. H. Sling pairs drew.

(C.C.C.).

the

lost to Razack and Kitchell lost to Madar and Razack lost to Rumjahn and Razack

1-6

1-6

4ཡརི6

T. L. Wee and S. A. Cassumbhoy (C.C.C.).

6.

6-3 2-6

Particular mention must be made of a fine last-minute rally on part of S. A. Fowler and Norman Whitley. With Whitley serving, the C. B. A. pair were down 4—5, love beat Razack and Kitchell 10. They pulled themselves toge-beat Madar and Razack Sher magnificiently, won the game.

lost to Rumjahn and Razack The following are the events for the to level at 5-all, lost the next, but Annual Swimming Championships of the Colony to be held under the aus-held service in the final game pices of the Victoria Recreation Club: tie at 6-all, Monday, September. 5-Commencing

6 p.m.

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to

י,

DIANA FISHWICK WINS BELGIUM Kowloon Indian Tennis Club by 7 sets WOMEN'S OPEN

WIN FOR CHINESE

Chinese Recreation Club defeated the

With Bickford and Sloan playing to 2.

1. 100 Yards Free Style-Champion-as well as they were and Mackay P. F. Li and K. M. Wong (C.R.C.). GOLF TITLE

gain

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ship of the Colony.

and Lee, becoming more and more lost to A. R. Azan and S. S. Hus 2. 100 Yards Back Stroke-Cham-erratic, C. B. A. prospects when the lost to J. Dad and A. R. Salleh

pionship of the Colony.

Le Zoutes, To-day. Tuesday, September 6-Commencing ast round started were particular-beat M. Ramzan and M. Singh

Miss Diana Fishwick Leat Mrs. ́y bright. Ma Wai-kwong and C. H. N. Chau and P. H: Chiu (C.B.C.). Kathleen Garnham-Thenaze 5 and 3. 100 Yards Free Style Ladies' H. Wei, however, rose to the occa-beat Azan and Hussain.

Championship of the Colony.

6 p.m.

ship of the Colony,

beat Dad and Salleh,

6-3

4 in the final of the Belgium Wo- 4. 880 Yards Free Style-Champion- sion in fine style, beat Bickford and beat Ramzan and Singh

88 men's Open Golf Championship, Sloan, while Lee and Mok were C. T. Wei and S. Cheung (C.R.C.). held here. yesterday over 36 holes. 5. Team Race Open to the Colony-lso successful against S. A. Fow-beat Azan and Hussain

6 Both the finalists were British. 4. Men, 50 Yards each.

er and Whitley to clinch the issue. beat Ramzan and Singh

beat Dad and Salleh

BLA 6-8 Reuter

Thursday, September 8-Commencing

6 p.m.

6. 100

Yards

Free Style-Boys' Championship of the Colony (15) years and under).

7. 220 Yards Free Style Champion-

ship of the Colony.'

MAGNIFICENT TENNIS

Chiefly responsible for Kowloon Tong's victory were Ma Wai-kwong

..........

RECREIO ♥ K.C.C.

Recreio beat the Kowloon Cricket

Club by 7 sets to 2 in the "D" Division A. M. Remedios and B. Soares (Re- lost to Gilliard and Hazel

8. 100 Yards Breast Stroke Cham- and C. H. Wei who played a magni- yesterday.

pionship of the Colony.

ficent brand of tennis to drop only creio). Friday, September 9 Commencing half a point in their three sets.

6 p.m.

beat Hume and Burson beat Bleyer and Ovans

SOUTH CHINA ▾ RADIO.

South China, lost to Radio by 3 sets

to 6.

K. C. Wong and K. T. Ng (S.C.A.A.). beat W. J. Chanson and L. Souza 6—0 3-6 beat D. Scott and M. Sheriff. 6-2 6-0 lost to M. H. Hassan and K. M.

Au

3-6 60

9. 50 Yards Free Style-Champion-They were splendidly supported by

ship of the Colony.

Y. C. Lee and Mok, who won two. R. A. Marques and A. Alves (Re K. P. Sung. and C. M. Tsang 10. Fancy Diving--Championship of Mackay and Lee were very disap-creis).

the Colony.

pointing and were never able

to beat Gilliard and Hazel

beat Hume and Burson

11. 440 Yards Free Style-Champion-force home several advantage that beat Bleyer and Ovans

ship of the Colony.

Entrance Fee $1.00 each event. presented themselves. Team Race--$2.00 per team.

25, 1938, at 6.30 p.m.

Particulars regarding Heats (if any)

will be announced later.

M. Gutierrez and L. Remedios Bickford and Sloan, an experi- creio). Entries Close on Thursday, August mental combination, were

easily lost to Gilliard and Hazel

beat Hume and Burson the best home pair. Sloan, a left-beat. Bleyer and, Ovans hander with some rather unorthodox strokes, scored the winners, while Bickford's steadiness and courtcraft made the openings. With more practice together, this pairing should develop into one of the finest in the Division.

Competitors entering the. Fancy Div- ing Championship are requested to ap- ply for Diving Nomination Forms. which must accompany their entry.

FARR LOSES APPEAL

Boxing Board Orders

Payment Of £750

C.B.A. v KOWLOON TONG

Central British Association le Kowloon Tong by 4 nota to: F. D. Angus and “G

The British Boxing Board of (C.B.A.).

Control have announced that the drew with C. H. Wei and W.

Ma

appeal of Tommy Farr, British lost to Y. C. Lee and J. Mok heavy-weight qhampion, against beat N. A. E. Mackay and, K. M. the award of £750 to Mr. Sydray | Lea

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6--2 Whitley

B. I. Bickford and C. Bldan (C.B.A.). Hulls, the Harringay, promoter, for breach of contract has been lost to Wol and Ma

beat Lee and Mok dismissed.

beat Mackay and Lee

Be A Fowler and "(C.B.A.).

The case arose out of Farr's failure to carry out his contract to

take part in a contest against Max Schmeling, of Germany.

lost to Wei and Ma

lost to Lee and Mok frew with Mackay and Lee:

(8.C.A.A.).

6-4beat Chanson and Souza 6-2 lost to Scott and Sheriff 6--2 lost to Hassan and Au (Re- ̈ P. W. Sze and Y. H

(8.C.A.A.J.

36 löst to Chanson and Souza 6--3 lost to Scott and Sheriff 6-0 last to Hassan and Au

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