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MISSES YEUNG AND EARDLEY SHINE
THREE MATCHES WERE PLAYED in Mixed Doubles Division of the Lawn Tennis League yesterday. While the victories of C.R.C. over U.S.R.C. and L.R.C. over K.C.C. “B” occasion little surprise, the complete overshadowing of University by Hong Kong Cricket Club resulted in one of the most extraordinary score-sheets seen for a long time.
For H.K.C.C., L. Goldman and Miss Tylor did not. drop a game; for Uni- versity, C. C. Ma and Miss K. J. Hung falled to win one; in the course of the match no fewer than six of the nine sets won by Cricket Club were won to love and University in all, only managed to secure a total of nine games!
Interesting And Hard-Hitting Match
At King's Park, although, C. R. C. won by 61⁄2-21⁄2 they did not have matters all their own way by any means. Most of the game were close- ly-contested and hard-hitting by the home team was the order of the day.
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Outstanding feature of the match was the brilliant form shown by C.R.C.'s, Miss Yeung Wai-bun. curate driving on both hands, sound overhead and a good volley when she went in to the net marks her as one of, if not the finest, lady player at present in the Colony.
Her partnership with Paul Kong was an impressive one. Kong in doubles himself, the perfect mixed player, had absolute confidence in his partner with the result that he was able to do his part with far greater effect.
Another player who caught the eye yesterday was Miss Decima Eardley. At the moment her greatest fault, as far as League tennis is concerned, is her impetuosity. A trifle weak on the backhand, she hit a long ball on the forehand with plenty of pace and her service is as aggressive as any lady's in the Colony. Her weakest department is probably her volley.
K.C.C. "B" v L.R.C.
At Cox's Road, K.C.C. "B" lost to the to Club by five sets Ladies' Recreation four,
Q. C. Burnett and Miss Harker (K.c.c.). lost to M. Pagh and Mrs. Churchill 4-4 lost to Capt. C. H. R. Hyde and Mrs.
3- B Smedley lost to Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. Ferguson 5-7
S. A. Gray and Mrs. Sweeney (K.C.C.). lost to Pagh and Mrs. Churchill bent Hyde and Mrs. Smedley ..... beat Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
3- ¿
E. Zulauf and Mrs. Sturgeon (K.C.C.). lost to Pagh and Mrs. Churchill beat Hyde and Mrs. Smedley beat Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
U.S.R.C. v C.R.C.
B B
3
At home, the United Services Recreation Club lost to Chinese Recreation Club by 81% sets to 235.
R. R. Todd and Mias M. Griffiths (U.S.R.C.).
lost to Tsul Yan-pui and Mrs. Chiu
"Chun-chiu' lost to Paul Kong and Miss Yeung beat W. C. Hung and Mrs. Ló
Col. L. A. Newnham and Miss (U.S.R.C.).
drew with Tsui and Mrs. Chiu lost to Kong and Miss Yeung lost to Hung and Mrs, Lo
Lt. J. S. Theobald
and
Eardley (U.S.R.G.). lost to Tsuf and Mrs. Chlu lost to Kong and Misa Yeung beat Hung and Mrs. Lo
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Miss Decima
H.K.C.C. v H.K.U.
2m 3
2-0
7-5
At Chater Road, Hong Kong C.C. beat the Hong Kong University by 9 sets to 0.
L. Goldman and Miss A. Tylor (H.K.0.0.). beat Dr. C. C. Ma and Miss J. Hung 0-0 beat S. Wong and Miss Patushinsky 0-0 beat T. T. Lim and Miss R. Smalley 6-0 T. C. Monaghan and Mrs. L. R. Andrewes (H.K.C.C.).
beat Ma and Miss Hung bent Wong and Miss Patushinsky beat Lim and Miss Smalley
6-.0
T. A. Pearce and Miss J. Armstrong,
bent Ma and Miss Hung beat Wong and Patushinsky beat Lim and Miss Smalley
Theobald gave her every support and this pair played.a cheerful | (H.K.C.C.). brand of tennis which might have met with a great deal more successS again less experienced opponents. Miss Griffiths took some time to find her touch but later settled down to play a fine all court game in which an improved volley was in evidence. Her partner, Todd, was weak on the volley, however, and so this pair did not meet with a great deal of success. Of the other lady players, Miss Reeve was reliable off the ground, as was Mrs. Chiu.
ARMY TENNIS
B-0
03.
2
Three. further matches in the Army Tennis League were played yesterday, all of them, however, proving one- sided.
Following were the results.:-
R.S. V. A.A.
Col Newnham
was very steady, Royal Scots scored their first victory of placing all his strokes with studious the season, over the 8th Heavy Regiment, care, while the C.R.C. men were wellRoyal Artillery, in a First Division Army
League tennis match at Sookunpoo yester-: up to their usual form.
day after by 6 sets to 3.
Cricket Club Ladies
Hit Hard
Hong Kong University sustained a severe trouncing at the hands of Hong
Lieut. Col. MacDougall and Captain Dou. play. (R.S.)
lost to Capt. Hook and Lieut. Skip-
warth
beat Sgt. Shirlaw and Sgt. Marsh beat S/Sgt. Skinner and Sgt. Osborne 10-8
Capt. Asley and Bdn. Wills (R.S.)'
Kong Cricket Club in their first ap lost to Hook and Skipworth
pearance in the Mixed Doubles when they were beaten by 9 sets to nil.
University were without the ser- vices of George Choa while Monaghan came into the side in place of Fay of the Cricket Club.
Cricket Club men players were far superior to the University men while the lady players of the former club frequently left the University men standing with their return drives.
University's serving was, on the whole, very weak and many doubles and were served especially by Ma Miss J. Hung.
K.C.C. No. 1 Pair's Complete Failure
The failure of Burnett and Miss Harker to win a set was responsible for KC.C. "B" losing to LR.C. by 5 sets to:4
'beat Shirlaw and Marsh beat Skinner and Osborne
2-6
6-1 2
Cpl. Duncan and L/Cpl. Glasgow (R.$.) lost to Hook and Skipworth 2 48 beat Shirlaw and Marsh beat Skinner and Osborne.....
R.A. V. R.A.8.C.
Comin
In another First Division League tennis match at Sookunpoo yesterday, the 5th A.A. Battery, Royal Artillery, beat Royal Army Service Corps by 7 sets to 2.
Capt. Ingram and Lieut. Taverner (R.A.). lost to Cpl. Martin and L/Cpl. Logan 3-6 lost to L/Cpl. Young and Pte: Gibbs.. 5-7 beat Keast and Pte, Walton
6-3
Sgt. Lavis and. Sgt. Meeking (R.A.), beat Martin and Logan beat Young and Gibbs
03 7-5
beat Keast and Walton....................../.
Sot. Morgan and Bdr. Maw (R.A.) beat Martin and Logan kayanan beat Young and Gibbs ...... beat Keast and Walton...
R.A. V. R.A.P.C.
A further match in the First Division
Army League tennis was played at Sookun. poo yesterday, when: the--33th' MG, Coy... Royal Artillery, lost to the Royal Army Pay, Corps by:.9 Bets to mil. ad iphon
· Major Hunt and Spiller (R.A.)•»• lost to Taylor and James
L.R.C. are a very "if" side with Pagh and Mrs. Churchill as their only con- | lost to Adlam and Murraye sistent pair. Zulauf and Mrs. Sturgeon were the best" of a medloare K.C.C. team."
K.C.C. commenced the "last" round 4-2 down and LR.C. won when Pagh and Mrs. Churchill beat Burnett and Miss Harker,
lost to Carden and Pinkney
Löwings and Turner-(R.A.)- lost' to Taylor and James lost to "Adiam:and· MurTSY COLOCAN lost to Carden and Pinkney:
Graham, and:Cook (RIA) ** lost to Taylor and Jardens. lost to Adlam and Mufrayagezienie
· lost to: Carden -and „Pinkneyi pakai
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