1941-07-04 — Page 15

SCHOOLS SWIMMING GALA SOUTH CHINA CONSOLIDATE

H.K. POOR TIMES RECORDED AT V.R.C. TRIALS

The poor times recorded was main feature of the Gwim-. ming trials hold at Victoria Recreation Club last evening in preparation for the swimming gala between the Club and Lai Taun on Saturday, July 12. An absentee from the trials y terday was Wilfred Lawrence, but it was stated that he was prevent- ed from

taking part owing to pressure of business. He has been "seeded" in the 100 Yards free- style event, however, and will be swimming for V.R.C. in this race at the gala. He will also probably take part in the 150 Yards med- ley relay race.

Results of yesterday's trials were Men's 800 Yards Free-Style Ray (4 x 200 yards): 1. A Ream (230) L. Roza-Pereira (2 311), ( Silva Neltu (2.36 4), J. Fenton (2 52 31

Boys' 75 Yards Medley Guterres

(First Heat)

じ

Roza-Pereira (520)

Handicap:

PLANNED TO TAKE PLACE AT V.R.C.

TENNIS LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

C.B.A.£s Home Win

Contral

Playing at home,

British Association beat Kowloon Indian Tennis

Sedres:-

B. Bickford and D1 T Smith

C.R.C. Too Good

and Yue Kwong-chung, 0-8; drew with C, N, Tsang and T. F. Choy. 08; best Yiu Chan and C. Y. Tso, 7-5..

Sgt. Elotey and L/Cpl. Glasgow (A.T.C.): lost to Yue and Yue, 40: lost to Tsang and Choy; 3-0; beat Yh- Chan and Tao, 7-5,

S/Sgt. Mitchell and Sgt. Pelham- (A.T.G1):-lost to Yue and” Yuo;” 1-6?

Chan and Tso, 1-0. lost' to Tsang and Choy, 40; lost to Yhi'

A full progamme of League Tennis matches in Fourth Divi. sión. want carried: out yesterday, At Sookunpoo, Chineas Recreation when five matches wore decided. Club beat Armly Tennis Club by & Bots

South China, League leaders, to 3. Scords consolidated their position at the (A.T.C.):~drew with Yue Wing-chung"

S/Sgt. Ford and L/Cpl. Stoner head of the table with an easy win over Filipino Club, who now have the same number of points Lionel Roza-Pereira, as Craigengower, though the

latter have a match in^hand. Hon. Secretary; of®V«R.C., and known amongst the younger members as the "schoolboys" friend," has complèted arrangements for a swimming gala open to all schools in the Colony, with a number of events set aside for girls.

Discussing the forthcoming event, the date for which has been it was touch-and-go for "Jin fixed for August 2. Roza-Pereira doo" Hussain, (H.B. Cluby when said that not enough encourage- the camera caught him just makinent

being given was ing the home plate in the H.B.youngsters, amongst whom are Sappera match

on Sunday which some very

promising performers the former won 18-2.

who need only a little encourage- ment to develop into really fine swimmers.

J 105 34

Second Heat

Ribeiro (58.4), J Gomes (85-21, J derson, Jr (671).

W

An-

J

Men's 220 Varde Breast-Stroke: Marques (3.22.0), A Alves (3.27.19

Members' Novelty Event (50 Yards Kicking with Board): GA

Yvanovich

(46.1), A, R. Crux 155 31. F. A. Noronha (53,3), F. A. Vieira (57.3)

Women's 50 Yarde Back-Stroke:

Guterres (41.2), 1

<'

Lopes (43 41. Women's 50 Yarde Breast.Stroke: M Noronha (43.2), Y. Yote (45.1).

Men's 100 Yards Free Style: L. Roza- Pereira (63,4), C. Silva-Netto (65 0), L. A. Benn (874).

Further Trials

a'

Further swimming trials In prepar- ation for their gata with Lni Tsun will be held on Monday, at $30 pm V.R.C for the following events

Men's 440 Yards free-slyle: ( Silva- Netto, I. A Benn and J Fenton

Men's 50 Yards breast-stroke: W Lawrence, A. K. Rumjahn and J Marques.

SOUTH CHINA RETURNING

A

WALLY CHING

RELEASED

BY S. CHINA

Wally Ching. South China baseballer, has been released by his club, and it is rumour. ed that he wil be returning to Chung Hwa, his old club. who are still unbeaten. Some time ago it was stated that he would be je,ning the H.B. outfit.

A hockey match will be played to morrow when Police meet Khaisa in a

| Igiendly encuganter at Boundary Street at 5:30 pm Following will represent Khatia H Singh, K Sogh, N Singh, P Stugh, K Singh, A Strugh, J

Singh. M

Hassan, B. Suugh, J Singh andf C Singh

*

**

to the

club by 8 mats to 1. (C.B.A) beat K. S. Mehal and Y. J Mahal, 6-2; beat K. Singh and N. S Singhs, 6-0.

D. Tombanaveky and G. Guravitch S.C.A.A.

C.C.C. (c.8.A.):-beat Mehal and Khan, 6-3; beat Esmall and Mohal, 6-2; beat Singh | FC. and Singh, 6-2.

M. Bull and D. Pareons (C.B.A.): C.B.A. lost to Mchal and Khan, 2-6, Esnall and Mehai, 6-2; beat Singh and Singh, 6-2.

Khan, 6-4; beat U. H. Esmail-and-A. H.

Filipinos Beaten

C.R.C.

Table To Date:

Sete

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

4 3 1

5 8

0 252 132 B

0 20 10 t

В 0

0 40% 7.12

4 4

0 0:31

6

4 1

0 161⁄2 151⁄2 4

beal

P.O.R.C. (1) A.T.C. P.0.A.C. (2) I.R.C.

5 2 3 0 15

4 1 3

2

1 3

At King's Park, Filipino Club lost to

3% sets to 51⁄2. Scores:—

B. Poon and P. Poon (F.C.):-lost to

J. R: C. K.J.T.C.

4 2 2

30

0 15:202

4

0 12 24 2 4 1 3 0 101⁄2 251⁄2 2 4-0 4 0 G 27 0 440 40 41⁄2 311⁄2 0

South China Athletic Association by CARLOS SILVA BACK IN RECREIO. TEAMTM FOR TOMORROW'S: BOWLS

He has already drawn up provision C. I. Lau and K. C. Sit, 4-6; beat P Y. al programme, and will call a meeting | Kwok and K. C. Wong, 6-4; beat W. H. shortly of representatives of the differ- Mok and Dr. Y. K. Ng, 6-2.

F. Gonzalez and W. ent schools, when final details will be

lost to Lau and SH, 1-6: Lost to Kwok completed.

and Wong, 3-6: lost to Muk and Ng. 1-0

ак

The programme,

it now stands. contains the following events:

Relay Raos, 4 x 50 (freestyle (boys). Medley Relay, 3 x 50 (boys). Relay Race, 4 x 60 trbo-style (girtn)> 100 Yards free.style (boys), 200 Yards free-style (boys).

100

Yards breast-stroke' (boys). 100 Yards back-stroke (boys). Fancy Diving (boys).

50 Yards froc.style (girls). 50 Yards ngaast-stroke (giria). 60 Yards back-stroke (girls). High Diving (giria).

ARMY TENNIS

RESULTS

Loo (F.C.):

T. S. Hau and L. F. Souza (FIC.) :— drew with Lau and Sit, 6-4; lost to Kwok and Wong, 10; beat Mok and, Ng. &-1.

C.C.C. Clean Sweep

At Robinson Road, Jewish Recreation Club lost to Craigengower Cricket Club by set to nil. Scor#8:——

A. R. Pollak and B.Godkin (J R.C.) lost to K, M Au and C. M. Lee, 1-6: lost to Y. C. Møk and Y. H. Leung, 2-6; lost to P. C. Chan and P. C. Yu, 5.7.

S. R. Ramler and M. Talan (J.A.C.) — lost to Au and Lee, 2-6; lost to Mak And Leung, 3-6; lost to Chan and Yu, 3-8.

(Continued from Page 14)

A few changes are noticed in Electric R.C.'s team for this week's match with Talkoo,

De Rome's rink is the same, but Gahagan, No. 2 to Sloan last week, has gone No. 3 to Lunny to mark the only change in this rink.

Sloan is not playing to-morrow, and the third rink will be led by Butler, No. 3 to Lunny last week. Butler will have Way. Stonehouse and Berron us his front men. Sloan's rink last week comprised Tarbuck, Gnhagan and Paul,

Todd An Absentee

any Cralgengower have not made changes in their First Division team for this week, and the only change in

will play lead to Karanjla instead of Todd, who is an absentee this time.

E Whitcob and A. Ode!! (J.R.C.): the Second Division is that G. S. Ladd

lost to Au and Lee, 1-6; lost to Mok and Leung. 2-0: lost to Chan and Yu, 1-0

Two matches in "B" Division P.O.R.C. Teams Clash of Army Tennis League were

At Carolina Hill, Post Office Recrea. played at Sookunpoo yesterday while in the same Division Payton "A" team beat their "B" team by

71⁄2 gets to 11⁄2. Scores:- Corps conceded a walk-over to Medicals "B". Results of the two games were:--

Paul Kong, Chinese Recreation Club Tennis player and former China Davis Cup representative, has denied rumours that he will be playing for a new club int the Tennis League this Summer 24th Coast Battery jos! to 12th Coastal Kong has not taken part in the League Battery, Royal Artillery, by 3 sets thus far and says he will not

play nit.

Scorca:-

3. S. Chin and S. K. Chin (P:O.R.C. Sgt. Elliott and L/Sgt Warder (24th | "A"):-beat MacPherson and Castilho R.A.1, lost to L/Sgi, Scorey and L/Sgt. 0.3: beat Lam and Lal, 6-3; lost to Chan Shirlaw, 40, 36, 46.

and Wong. 5-7.

In Third Division-the team has not played since June 21-no changes have been made in Coelho's, four, Kitchell comes in as No. 3 to Rosario to take the place of the promoted Ladd, and Randall is given a skip's borth. vice Karanja,

leading i who is again

Delgado. J. Howlett and W. G. Morrison Second Division rink, with

Pavri and Lam as his front men. (P.O.R.C. "A"):-beat A. MacPhersor and F. Castilho, 6-4; beat C. C. Lam | Karanjia had Delgado. Curd and Lam and Lat Fat, 6-2; drew with Chan Chun-

In his team when C.C.C. played their last Third Division match, against to yip and W. W. Wong. 6-6.

H.K÷F÷C.

Singapore, July 3: The South China football team, after defeat- ing the Combined Services i a charity match yesterday, left for Hong Kong to-day, Central again until next Spring, when he will News.

again enter the Colony Championships.

V.R.C ladies made...their debut in local basketball ofroida last Saturday when they het n toom from Nanyang Academy! að Blake Gardong, loping by 13.20μ to their mare experienced opponents.

VR.C. Ladies, shown in the top ploture, were represented by, from left to right,, Töresa «Marques, Celeste Guterres, Lilin. Xavider ande Viviana, Fulf, and» (knoeling): Tholma Marquee,; Margio Xavior, Celeste Marques (captain) and Carmen, Ozoria... The lower picture shows one of the Nanyang ladies about, to Fagorez

L/Bdr. Denton and L/Bdr. Thompson D. Fitches and Y. S. Fung (P.O.R.C. (24th R.A) lost to L/Sgt. Freer and | "77") =—-beat MacPherson and Castilho, Gnr. Robertson, 2-6, 3-6, 0-6.

6-3; beat Lam and Lai, 7-5; beat Chan and Wan, 64.

Set. Wright and B.Q.M.S. Alexander (24th R.A.), lost to L/Bdr. Parnell and Gnr. Larthe, 0-8, 5-7, 1-6.

Royal

Medicals Beaten

Army Ordnance Corps beat Royal Army Medical Corpa "B" by 2 sets to 1. Scores:-

Parkin

F.O.C. Changes

Prison Officers team is very much changed for their game at Stanley.

Shaw, No. 2 to Bagley last week, will not be playing, and his place is being taken by S. Hodge. In Gowland's rink The Trojans will meet Kong Kong Perry, No. 2 last week, will be lead Police In 2 friendly baseketball game this time, while Marvin will be No. 2

at Chinese Y.M.C.A.. Kowloon branch and McGrath No. 3. There are also rink, changes in McCutcheon's on Sunday at 4 p.m. and will be rep

Hudson taking the place of Higgs at presented by.-Tony Silva. Bili Stiva. Henry Silva. Charlle Figueiredo, H No. 2, while Foster, No. 3 to Gowland Osmund. B. Neves, J. Poon, Young and last week, will play in the same posi-

tion to McCutcheon this time,

S/Sgt. Shorthouse and Sgt. (R.A.M.C.), lost to Cpl. Reynolds and D. Aquino, L/Cpl. Pinder, 3-6, 5-7.

Major Curran and Pte. Dune (R.A.M.C.) lost to S/Cdr. Gardner and Sgt, Adams, 1-8, 8-10.

Colonel Smith und Pie, Langley (R.A.M.C.), beat L/Cpl. Pennington and Sgt Harding. 6-3, 6-3.

GOLF STARTING

TIMES

Following are Royal Hong Kong Golf Club's starting times for Fanling on Sunday:

Old Course

9.10 am, B. O. Baldwin, P. M. Cot-

9,20

>

0.24

·0.20

•

0.32

9.38

0.40

0 44 .. 0.48.

9.52..

0,50

10.04

10.08

10.16 10.20

ton.

8. S. Church, H. M. Row- land.

G. G. Alticenhead, R, C. Gairdner.

J. B. Mackie, A. V. Greaves." M. A. Annett, J. B. Harrison. A. McKellar, T. Megarry, K: S. Morrison, I, H. Gearo.. A. E. Lissaman, R; Young. J.G: Lander, RJ, Cherrill." H. Overy, W, J. E. Mac- kenzia.

Major Temple, Capt. Gus .cpit...

A D. Humphreys, A. B. Purves,

D. S. Robb, R. S. W-Patór- son, j

R. Duncan, S.-L. Lloyd.. FD. Hunter, Col. Matthews..

“OCEAN“ Golfer's Policy

Public Liability, Breakage of Clubs, Burglary, Theft, Fire.

Premium $10,00

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

UBBLER

LIGHT & DARK

U.B

JB

ORDER DEPARTMENT: TEL. 84165

SOLE AGENTOWIR? LOXLEY & GO; (CHINA) LTD.