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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 28, 1941.

COLONY

Germonto's Umpiring Gems! BOWLS

H.B. NOT VERY SERIOUS

By "Grandstand”

the

Although a heavy shower washed out the Royal Engineers-South China, scuffle and the Tulsa-Min- dinao U.S. Navy meet slated for Sunday latter tilt was to have been the highlight of the week-end-the Hong Kong Beermen and Grandpa Leung's Chung Hwa Maroons were undeterred by Saturday's light drizzle and played off their fix- ture, the former handing out a 13-9 drubbing.

who won't play first base Here's how the game weat.

The score would appear to m dicate a close game, but actually The Brewny Bambers had things pretty well their own way. They chalked up right talles

111

The Batteries

passed

LAWN BOWLS

RECREIO 'B' PLAY C.C.C. ON SUNDAY

TO

Craigengower Cricket Club will be playing Recreio "B" in First

the [ Division

Lawn

ENTRIES

With the exception of entries from Tajkoo Kowloon C C.. Kowloon FC.

and Hong RC, Hon Kong C.C..

are the Kong Electrie the following list of entrants for the various Colmy Lawn Bowls Championships: —

J

OPEN SINGLES

T

TO-DAY'S TENNIS

Following are to-day's Third Division Tennis League fixtures and some teams;--

K.T.G.C.A. V. C.D.R.

1.R.C.

V. S.C.A.A.

C.R.C. (2) v.

K.C.C.

K.J.T.C.

H.K.U.T.C.

V.

C.R.C. (1)

V. C.C.C. K.T.GE.A.-S. itsu and D Chen; L Chan am D. Kwok: A. H. Banto and K. M, Lee.

1.R.C.-M. Hassan and A. Rahmin: M. P. Madar and M. H. Hasson; A, R H. Esnall and I, Kitchell.

K.J.T.C.-S. A. Hussain and S. $ Hussain: SA M Sepher and H M.

Bamzan. Singh: M. A. Khan and M

S.0.A.A.:-5. C. Lee and H, N. Wơng: K. Y Chan and C. L. Lau; K. Sung and K. T. Ng.

Woo:

C.C.C.-W. J. Howard and W. A. R. Kitchell and George Lat; R. W. Lee and I W Leonard.

K.C.C.-A. L Fisher and D. Llewel lyn: JL. Anderson and N. J. Bebbing- too: D. Harell and A, N, Other,

Recreto:G. A Noronha and. H. A. Noronha, F J Remedios nad P I Botelho: Å M. Silva Rud A. E Noronta.

SENJOR MATCH KCC, will play Recreio this after- noon in a senior match postponed from Monday.

NO TENN'S

H. Gough. J C Hayward. Allken, W B Harris, G. Nolan, C W Shepherd, W Perkins,

Mair, J

Riddell, MeLeud, R. Mackenzie, J. S

W. Brad- E G Post, W. Waid, B bury, A. E. Coates, A. M Omar. U. M.

S M. Omar, J

Landult, Omar. K

Lain. C. 9. A. Hozariu, C. W o

A. Man- Russelet, R Basa, E Zimmern, A G. Bow Grattan, A. Brooksbank, H

W Hircock. H. Gelling, A.

R. Abbas. A H League 011 Sunday instead cell. J

S. M Rumjaho. M

Dailah, 1). M. Khan. Saturday of this week by mutual Rumah. & R. arrangement of the clubs ron-p X. M. da Silva, C G. Stiva. E de

There were no League tennis cerned. Craigengower will have Souza, I. A. Gutierrez. B. Basto, I. P

F Alarconi, 3. Noronha. matches played yesterday owing out their strongest team for this Xavier M.

CM da Silva, J. J Basto, R. F. dai match

H Bastu, J McCutcheon, S Bagley. Their greend team will not be az E

# Marvin, G. Gowland, W 3 Saturday and

th3 engaged

W

CHERS. Harrop. A Jillott. W Third Division team will have the r Monaghan, H Nish, R. Duncan Shields. J E services of L. Gaddi and G. SA Hyde Lay. 11

McKelvie, J. C Ladd, both of whom were selected Henson, 1. Sykes. J

E

፡፡ White,

A Atkins, J. for the second team last week for, Gill, H.

Nagh, W 1. Walker. A. "needle" match Brainst Meyer, W.

Jordan. J. Morton, A J Hall, L. A

Shepperd, W. J. Burlink, Hempsep, A

S. Ebbage, MN Strange, V Rakusen. J. F McGowan, Purvis, H. F Harper,

Following are the Craigengower First Division (v. Recreio "B", home,

Madeen "Slim" Arculli tossed Arst frame and added two more mi the second to emch the game, after them in for two frames, allowing their

one R.FC. out a two-bagger, striking which they loosened up and field

whilst Bann Iwo. of and walking ed utilities for the remumder

mound teums: the game which turned out to be Leonard, who took over one of the most uproariou, come- duties in the third, duled out two

but on the focal dia- | singles whiffed two dres even seen mondanud

had some nine to first on balls.

made use of Chung Hwa also Iwo slabsters. Al Lau started on the rubber for the Leungen and yielded four blows, of which two were circuit clouts, and "Moroc-

screwy games.

we've

Even the arbitrators had grand time, especially when Majesty plate umpire Gerry Ger monto dished out his arbitrating masterpiece by refusing to call baulk on pitcher Al Lau after he had wound up and stepped out of the box as Hank Ali was pilfer- ing third.

"Baulk bulk!" yelled the rabid crowd.

Private Rules!

• "No sir," retorts Gerry the BJP "the pitcher got the wrong ball!"

"Yuh playin' Tulsa rules day, may be adds another je key.

" Chan, who took the hill after the second, was nicked for seven

safeties.

who led off for George Souza, the Brewers, watched Lau's first pitch go by, but made no mistake about the second toss by blasting at for a round-tripper to chalk up On two the first marker for H.B.

singles assisted by SEX Leon - Chung Hwa miscues, the ardmen dented the pay-off

the

on Sunday)

J. W Leonard, L. C. R. Souza, A. E. Coates and A. W. Bradbury (Sktp)

A M. Omar, K. M. Uniar, R Basa and U. M: Omar (Skip).

Y A Razack. W. K. Way. J. S. Landolt and C. S. Rosselet (Skip).

Third Division (v. H.K.E.R.C., home)

W. E. Broadbridge, E. S. Franks, c. "W. Lam and N. P. Karanjia (Skip). E. J. Todd. F. K, Modi, D. A. Razariu and L. Gaddi (Skip).

L. M Roza M. A Baptista, G. S

Coelho (Skip) Ladd and A. J. One Rink Friendly (v. K.G.C., away) R. K. Pavri, Li Sui-wing. W. J. Curd and V. A. Itenson (Skip).

ELECTRIC CHANGES

E

M. E Kirman,

W. K. Way, T. Coleman M. Ferguson. YH. Tang, W. J. Howard.

OPEN PAIRS

to rain.

RATION CARDS

FOR HORSES

trainers Racing

throughout England

received tho recently ration cards for their horses' feed, J. Swrites L. V. Manning.

{' Gough and J. Hayward, Riddell and J. C Aitken, W. B. Harris, and A. Soutar, G. Perkins and W. Mair.

F. Notan and A. Jillott, W. McLeod

Eccleshall and J und W S. Dall S Shepherd. G. Willerton and G. Davies,

Dowman and F. Channing. E. G Post and W. Cameron, C. W. Lain and N. P. Karanjia, A. E. Coates and

B. W. Bradbury. Au M. Omar and U, M. Omar, LC. R, Souza and Mr. J. Medina, J, W. Leonard and. W. Ward, D. A. Rozarle and J. S. Landolt, M. A. Baptists and G. S. Ladd, W. K. Way and. E. Zmmern, L. Gaddi and C. S.

Russelet: K. W. Forrow and A. Grat-

lan, C. F, Needham and A Brooksbank, B. A. Mansell and P. C. Morgan, J. H. Wallington, J. S. Howell and W. Gill, K. M. Runjahn

Hong Kong Electric, who regis- station tered their first success last Satur-, Gelling and H. G. fo-

day, have made some changes for and S. M. Rumiahn, M R. Abbas and their match with Craigengower, A. R Dallab, U. A. Rumjahn and A. Tarbuck, Gardner and Owens Rumjahn. M. I Razack and A. J having

and E de been brought in vice, Coelho, E. M. Remedios

Alver and

V. V. Stonehouse, Barron and Stoker. Souza, HA

Third Division (v. C.C.C.. away}

und A. M. Noronha Ribeiro, A. F.

Anyway umpire Germonto had the last laugh as he thumbed Tony Alves out, as "Peewee" stood stil With his bat on his shoulder on a hu. which nearly upset pitch lunch-basket,

But it was Hank Ah, the Showboat himself,

who

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and the

for severa more markers in

the side bafting same chapter. right around un'il Peewee Alves, in the third slot, was called out on strikes.

who was

Chung Hwa Rally

F

A P. Tarbuck, W. E. MacFarlane. Rodrigues. J A, Remedios and L. A.

They are on similar lines to the ration cards, and in ordinary appearance are like petrol coupons. One unit represents lowt., and all the trainers with whom I have talked regard the allowance us adequate for wartime needs.

Nowhere have I heard a grouse, "Satisfactory, under the circum- stances," is the general verdict:

The allowance is based on the census of horses and the quantities of food normally consumed, taken some weeks ago.

The census revealed about 2,300 horses in training. Before the war it was about 11,000.

Foresight

Perhaps because it is one of the newest, but there isn't any doubt greyhound racing

the best is organised sport.

A. G. Gardner and L. de Rome (Skip).

J. R. Way, C. E. Gahagan, R Butler and J. F Lunny (Skip

F.

F

R

and

W.

J. Silva and Giulierrez, L.

J. F. V Alarcon Ribeiro, M. F.

I. F. I and Xavier, J Noronha and C. G. Shiva, j C. M. da Silva and F. X. Soares, H

Basto J Pinna and B. Basto, J end C. H. Basto. C. F. Vas and J. C.

to

attacks,

F. Gregory

Louts Loo's timely double chas- ed a team-mate Choy, whist Lou

R A Owens, E. L. Groome, A self crossed the pan on Jindow Pat and J. K. Sloan (Skip)

Twins - Reserves:R best time and had the spectators "Muscle-bound" Hussain's splitting their sides with laughter ble for the first Chung Hwa runs. Stonehouse. with his antics, as he donned har After the Brewers had substitut- ness and received for Dave Leansed utilities in the third, ard-that

what

His we

in the

Clning

with the

LEAGUE REMINDER

Baseball team

managers

PRAISED BY LEN HARVEY

railwayman,

Latest instance is that track chiefs are to instal gas detectors forewarn patrons of such

Charlton, has made arrangements for his tracks, and these include complete decontamination outfits as well as the detector machines.

Ite medios, C. Rozu Pereira and F X Already Mr. S. E. Parkes, hogs M. da Silva, J: Harrop and S. H. Marof Wandsworth, Park Royal, and vin, G. V. McGrath and V. H. Free- man, J. McCutcheon and G Gowland, W. B. Webber and W. C Higgs, W. J. McCarrach and W. J. Bagley. W. Me Neill and P. Peckham, L. Jordan and C. Langley, H. Nishi and G. Sewell, W. Walker

Duncan, and A

G. E. F E. V. Soarle, G. H Thompson and

Scard Sherriff and A. Hyde-Lay. E.

OPEN RINKS,

Dogs For Duke Of:Windsor.

#

despatch.ed dogs to Canada to stock will not de- If the. war is still on

is to say, he caught Hwa looked like picking up on the scored clus- ,whichever pitches he liked. Those Leonardmen as they

that he didn't like umpire Gerters of two, three and two runs third, fourth and fifth monte caught for him--with shins. Anyway

frames, respectively, and had the sacks loaded with one away. Mike want an umpire for!

but Bungling Bunty Neves, who re- Chan belted one into right,

Manson camping

and J. Henson, J. Hurst and C. Tur- found Charlie placed Hussain in the third, boot-

R. P. and J. C. Gill, pin, L. Sykes

While on greyhounds, I've just ed two easy chances at first base, right under it with waiting arms.

Phillips and 3, McKelvie, H. Bicknell heard that the Duke of Windsor, and the fact that he had made Bill Chang who was perched on

and G. Elphick, E: A. Atkins and J. whom I have. seen dog-racing at it hot-footed

Pilot-Officer Len Harvey, wat- G. Meyer, H. White and A. J. Hall, hit in his only time at the plate second,

the White City, is planning to set didn't mean anything to the Bam crack of the bat, and couldn't get ching an R.A.F. station cham- H. F. Shield and C. Hatt, E. Levett

up a breeding establishment. as. he yanked him from the game back in time as the ball was re-pionships in Lincolnshire recently and H. Spong, A. Morton and W. Nash.

Safe Rock, winner of the 1936 particularly after two innings. Now we know layed in to Tony Alves, who tag was

impressed by H. Drew and V. C. Dixon, W. J. Burl-

is one of the welterweight, ingand: MI N. Rakusen, V. S. Ebbage Pall Mall classic,

arrived at ged him out for the only double- the form of the

winner, killing of the day.

slim, darkhaired young and. J. Gellatly, E. T. Strange and H. dogs which have

route to the Four-masters were banged in man, who had stopped two op- Strang, M. E. Purvis and A. Shep- Canadian port en

within the dis- perd, M. Purvis and J. G. Balley. Duke. by George Souza, Jindoo. Hussain ponents well

The G.R.A. have W. Colledge and E. Kirman, W. WIL Louls tance. Len congratulated the amson and C. S. M. Thom. J. V. and Dave Leonard, whilst

many, stud was the only winner and complimented him on Ramsey and R. Morrison, W. D. Me- Loo's two-bagger

his clean-cut style. other extra base clout.

Master and., M., Ferguson, A. J. Kew ensure the

teriorate. I am not surprised, writes and Y. H. Tang, H, Gittins and W. J.

when the offsprings reach racing Correspondent, for the boxers Howard. S. R. Solina and K. M. Omar.

will be shipped to they age was Joe Rowell; the Lon-

J. S. Riddell, J. MeWalter, J. C Alt-America and turned into dollars are don Underground

for war funds. who ran up for the A.B.A. light-ken. W. Mair: C. Gough. J. Hayward, A. Soutar, C. Pile: McSmith, Tilman, weight title in 1939, and who has Dewar, Mackenzie; W. McLeod, W. B. represented England in several Harris,, W. S: Doll,, J. Shepherd: E.

He office, countries.

also claims the G Post, W. Cameron, J. Oram, J. E. distinction of lowering thes. Fender Ri Basa, A. E. Coates. J colours of the famous Cyril SA Landolty C. By Rossclet; F. X. Del. Gallie.

gado, A, Kitchell, C. W. Lam, N. P. Karanja: A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, B. W. Bradbury, U., M. Omar: J. W. Leopard, S. Ladd, L. C. R. Souza, MJ. Medina; M. A, Bantisin. J. H. Xavier Y A. Razack, W. Ward: A.

Grattan, H. Gelling, C. F. Need Higgs, 9. H., Marvin, F. {N} HUG. W. Playing in the First Round of Ham, A. Brooksbank; W. E. Malar Elpicks H Bicknell, G. E. Langies. I.. Long Island University, which

A. Jordan; W. L. Walker. J. C. Gill, resumed, football only two years the Happy Valley Summer Four-lane, J. M. Thomson, J. D. Thomson,

yesterday, H. H. Mundy W. Macfarlane; K M. Rumjahn, S. McKelvic, A; M Holland: Es Ar-At- ago after a lapse of several years, somes announced recently that it was and W. Stoker beat F. J. de Rome Yasuf, U. A. Rumjahn, S. M. Rumkins, G. E. P. Thompson. H: White, can do so, by learning, to withdrawing from... grididiron and G. W. Reeve 2 and skylda jahni. Js Houson A. M. Rumjaim, A. G. Meyer: L. Sykes, W. McNeil R

Bowling furnishes just competition until world condi- Col. E. D. Matthews and A. HR Dallah. My R. Abbas M. Razack, Duncan, A. J Inil: E. Scorus P.-A..

Mackenzie, their next opponents, 5. R. Solina A. J. Coelho, A. H. Rum-Heckham, R. P. Philos, A. Hyde: Lay: Jahn:, C. Vas, O, P. Remedios, J. C.A. Shepperd, T, Seddon,, M. E... Purvis, enough exercise for office, workers tions are stabilised ande homo-makers) And it's easy Dean Tristram Walker Metcalfe beat J. M. Thomson and N. Book Remedios, E, de Souto; L. J. Silva, W. C. Simmondst P. D. Crowley, E. to learn! We'll give you all the said the decision had been reach-or 3 and 2 after being five up at H. A. Alves, F. V. V. Ribeiro, A. M. Kirman, J. Hempsey, W. J. Burling: Rodrigues; F. A. Machado, C. M. E. Strange, S: Strango, C. Strange, H. Instruction you need Try it ed because there is every in the sixth.

Silva, R. F. Luz, F. M, da Silva: J. Strange!J, Gollntly V E Ebbage, to-day.

A. Remedios F. A. Xavier M. A. Car-J. F. McGowan, M. N. Rakúson; C. R. Valho; LA Gutierrez; Hi R. Pinna, Logan, W. Willamson, E. M. Reme A. M. Xavier, B.Basto, A. P. Gutier dios. C. B. M. Thom: J. V. Ramsay, rest. J. A Lur. C. E. Marques. J. F. T.. Coleman, M. Ferguson Morr VRibeiro, C, G; Silvay J, W. Harrop, son: A. J. Kew, A. EH Castro, A.

WOMEN WHO WANT,

TO STAY SLIM..

* THONG KONG

BOWLING ALLEYS Mokhart Rd,

reminded that entries to the Lea- gue close on Friday, at 6 p.n., at which time a meeting will be held at the Texas Company's Asia Life Building.

WILL DROP FOOTBALL FOR THE 'DURATION

VALLEY GOLE

CHESS RESULT

J. Grefalda bent, J. Tausz.in, the only natgh in the Colony Junior Chess Championshiq Tournament completed-last night,

dication the number of persons called in the draft will bo in Royal Scots "B" and "Mh Battery, creased next autumn and also be 11.A., were admitted into the European cause defence industries are Y.M.CA, Water Polo Invitation; Tourna recruiting more, and more foot-ment at a meeting held last night. Tel. 218001 ball playing material LI U. Fourteen teams in all are competing G. V. McGrath, G. B. Foster, W... Madar, J. L. Stephena H. Gitting...

won five games and lost one last in the Tournament which started on Bagley: S. Nolan, A. Jillott. J. McCut K, Lim, W: A: Howard, and. A

Icheon, G. Gowland;, W. E. Wobbef. W. Other autumn,

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