1941-07-21 — Page 15

FIVE SOUTH CHINA PLAYERS

REPORTED JOINING KWONG WAH

RUMOUR HAS IT THAT FIVE OF SOUTH First Round:-V. C. Dixon beat CCHINA'S CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM ARE S. M. Thom.

JOINING KWONG WAH THIS SEASON.

Levett.

Second Round:-J. McKelvle beat E. NON-PRIZE WINNERS COMPETITION First Round:-C. S. M. Thom beat

BULLER WINS

In the final of the Royal Hong Kong. Club Junior Section Championship at

The players mentioned been mentioned to a member of Happy Valley yesterday, W. J. Buller

L. A, Jordan; J. Hurst beat W, Nash. are Tsang Chung-wan the Committee.

Second Round:-V. C. Dixon beat A.

SINGLES HANDICAP

Walker

(B)

To date they have scored maxi- E. Jeftrics. mum points for

seven matches

First Round:-), Jordan (3) beat played, in

the course of which E Langley (6); C. S. M. Thom (2) they have won 53 sets and drop-beat H. Bicknell (4); G. Holloway (4) ped only 10.

beat W. C. Hodder (1) and E. V. Searle South China's challenge may (3) beat A. G. Gardner (1).

C. Second Round:-S come from either C.R.C. or Crai-

Hurst (6). gongower, both of whom have lost bent J.

PAIRS HANDICAP one match In six games, and if

J First Round: -A

Hall and S these two teams win their remain-walker (31 beat R. Duncan and G ing fixtures it will mean a triple¦ Holloway (2). play-off, for included in the out- Second Round:~L Sykes and A G. standing games is the

CRC-Gardner (4) beat J, G. Meyer and A. J. South China tig on July 31,

Rogers (4). at Causeway Bay.

C

ground,

It is interesting to note that Tse Kam-

three of the above mentioned Kwong Wah Kwok-wai | players played for

Lee Tak-some seasons ago after leaving

Man-chi It is now understood

(full-back), hung and Lee

(halves), and kee and Chau (forwards).

Lee Wai-tong, captain of South China, told the "China Mail" this morning that he had heard noth- ing about it.

South China.

that

Kwong Wah Athletic Association is independent of China Light and Power Co., Ltd., and non-em- ployees of that company may play for Kwong Wah.

beat Hugh Smith 2 up dver, 36 holes. The match was originally, arranged for July 13, but was postponed from that date owing to the fact that both players were engaged in other tournament matches. H. F. Phillips, with 373% points; won the Stableford Competition during the week-end at Fanling over the Old

There were 10 entries, course.

EASTERN LOSE FOURTH TEST

Australiu beat the touring East- ern football team hv 5 moale to 2 in the Fourth Test match at New- castle on Saturday.

None of the players have yet Tamed "prove pe 156 comin · rea- son and consequently are free to

Fred Perry achieved a double in the do as they please.

United States lawn tennis tournament when he beat Richard Skeen 40, 0—7. Mr. W. J. Brown, Manager of 6-3, 0-2 in the singles finai, and with

Eastern won the First Test at Depart- the Kwong Wah team, while not Vincent Richards

Skeen Melbourne 6-4, lost the Second disposed of completely. and Fannce 6———4, 0—4, 5—7 ini the at Sydney 2-4 and won the Third friendly denying the rumour in 11

at Sydney 5-2-Reuter.

On present form, however, On the PWD recreation South China are a shade better Causeway Bay. Immigration beat Secretariat for than Chinese Recreation Club and ment

Affairs by 4 Roals to 1 foolball game yesterday

the latter's advantage of playing on their own courts is unlikely toj prove sufficient.

TO-DAY'S PAIRS GAMES

pro-

Following is to-day's gramme of matches in the Third Round of the Colony Lawn Bowls Pairs Championship:

Ai Kowloon B.G.C.

C F Vas and J, C. Remedios v A

W Smuth and E. Curtis, T A Madar

and A EP Guest y J Jamieson und i

5 H Marvin

At Recreio

{1 Gittins and W J

Howard v G.

E. F. Thompson and E. V. Seule

At K.C.C.

J. A Remedios and I. A

v II. Bicknell and G

Riddell and J ( Ailken

and I A Peckham

At K.F.C.

Guttierrez Elphick, JS

A

W McNell?

K. C. Hamilton and A M Holland

VA

E. Coates and B. W Bradbury

At Craigengower

W Melrose and J Chalmers v T Coleman and P. Younghusband. M A Purvis and A Sheppard v G. K WII- lerton and G. Davies

At K. Docks

C Dowman and F. Charmings V (* Silva, E M

R. Pereira and F X. M Remedios and E. Souza v A. J. Kew und Y, S, Tang.

At C.5.C.C.

L. C. R. Souza and M J Medina v E. Levett and J. Spong: J. W. Leonard and W. Ward v E. G. Post and W. Cameron,

At Police R.C.

W. Ebbage and J. Gellatly v A, M. and U. M. Omar.

At H.K.F.C.

J. V. Ramsey and It. Morrison v G

V. McGrath and V H Freeman

EXPORT SIDE OF RACING DISCUSSED

London, July 11.

for

The export side of racing was mentioned in Parliament yester- day when Mr. Richard Rapier Stokes, Labour member Ipswich, asked the Home Secret- áry regarding the value attached by his Department to continuance of racing for the next six months, value of having regard to the bloodstock exported in an excep- tionally good year.

Mr. Herbert Morrison, in a writ- ten reply, referred Mr. Stokes to a speech of July 2 when information regarding exports was given. The value of bloodstock depended on the test of actual racing, Mr. Morrison, but Mr. would appreciate that it was not feasible to make a precise estimate

added Stokes

of the loss that would be involved

if no more races, were held during the current year. Reuter.

SANDY HERD NOW 73

Sandy Hord celebrated his 73rd birth- day with a hard morning's teaching.

The veteran Open golf champion has bech seriously ill for some time; but is now rapidly on the mend,

Twill do another 67. yet," says Sandy, recalling that ople tournament ho round of three years ago when went round the West course in three strokes below his ago.

In a hockey match on, roller. 3kates at Ciro's yesterday. Blitz beat China Skating Club 6-1. Woods (3), Mantoy and Howarth scored for Blitz and Ward replied for C§,0,.?

Chinese

I said the the matter might have doubles final.

I'll say they're

good!

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