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LOCAL SPORT.

1.0.0. HAT: HOME.” RESENTATION OF PRIZES AT:

KOWLOON.

The annual At Home at the Köw loon Cricket Club on Saturday, prayed an exceedingly successful and enjoyable affair. Taikoo Recreation Club were en-

tertained by the bowlers in a Second League Axture, and a tennis tournament on the American principle also took place. There was a large entry, and the winning pairs were:-E. Abraham and Mrs. Lang, sor. D. S. Green and

Mara Stainfield, ser. E. A. Long and Mi C. Smith, ser. II. Penny and Mrs. Blandford, ser.: Mr. and Mrs. Wood ward, W. Gittins and Miss Ablong, sar. E. Walker and Mrs Mackenzie, war. D. Jack and Mrs Spaulding, scr.: L. Lecos and Mrs. Boanaud, minus 15: Mr. and Mrs. Bonnaud, ser: Mr. and Mrs, de Quièvrecourt, ser.: J. M. Jack and Mim Stokes, acr. C. W. E. Bishop and Mia Henry, ser.: J. J. Cameron and Mrs. Morgan, plus 13: G. Lee and Mrs. Lee, acr

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TAIKOO SECOND WIN AT

KOWLOON

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER

BASE

WEEK ENT CAMER There were four games during the thead in

the Hongkong Baseball Taikoo Recreation Club opposed the week Kowloon C.C. on the latter's ground on League. Saturday, in the second division of the Bowls League, and won by 78 to 4 The scores were as follow

K.CC-J. Howe, W. W. Hopkins, V.

YOLUNTEERS SCORE HEAVIEY: Following the above match, the Hong bong Volunteer Defence Corps took the

Geld against the Indian Recreation Chib

hom they defeated by 54-8.

The Volunteers played an excellent The South China A.A. and the Japanese game, making few errors. The Indishs both managed to gain exciting victories opened the score in the first inning with by one run margin in their respective 9 runs, but at the end of the second games against the Hongkong Volunteer inning the Volunteers led by 7-5 They added another 3 in the third, to the 6fth and 12 in the sixth

C. Labrum, A. W. F. Davidson (8kip) 11 Defence Corps and the Hongkong Base ball Club on Saturday. Yesterday after Taikoo Chapman, Maxwell, ~~~ Mat- thewa, Mairbead (Skip) 18.

K.C.C.-F. Goodwin, G. Harrison B. noon the South China A.A. met the Filipino Club early in the afternoon; Petheram, W. Goldenborg (Skip) 18.

Taikoo -J. Chalmers, W. Warnock, 6. while their match was followed by a game Stewart, T. Grimes (Skip) 94. between the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps and the Indian Recreation Club Results of thean games will be found below.

KCQ-FAW. Bobson, W. J. F. Gorvin, J. Robinson, F. G. Herridge (Skip) 20,

Talkoo-P. M. Stewart, Bloan, G. McKechnie, J. (Bkip) 88.

Total K.C.0,.49 Taikoo, 78

THE SPEY CUP.

P. S. McLeod

In the competition for the Spey Cup the Kowloon Dock riak met the Taikoo Becreation Club on Saturday afternoon sad proved victorious by eight shots.

E.D.B.C.-Goodman, Docherty, Cullen, Lapsley (Skip) fa

The losing players Note: E C Fincher and Miss Kader, minus 13: W. J. Carroll and Mr. Watson, wer. J. B. Smith and Mrs Smith, ser Mr and Mrs. McCaw, minas 15: D. J. Purves, and Mrs Fraser, acr.: I. H. Kynoch and Mrs. Kynoch, plùs 13:"Mr. and Mrs Old, plus 15: Mr. and Mrs A J. Peterson, scr.: W. Morgan, and Mrs Cameron, plus 15: H. Parsons and ars, Dand, ser: Mr. and Mrs J. G. Craigengower C.C. Hooper, plus is: D. D. Dryden and Mrs. Savage, ser. Mr. and Mrs. Askill, .: E.G. Jordan and Miss Nebros o, scr. H. Renton and Miss Samples,

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VICE-PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.

LEAQUE TABLES.:

Division L

P. W. D. L. P. 30

Owen Hughes was the outstanding player and made a home run in the second inping,

The line-up and score by innings was VOLUNTERRA INDIAN LO

Eager Owen Hughes

SA. Ismail

Abbas

Kitchell

Q. Ixmail

The runs which decided the first two mentioned games came at the last minute Omar in each case and made up for the lack of spectacular batting.

H.V.D.C. », SOUTH CHINA A‚A. The Volunteers played a fine game with low errors and were very good both in pitching and Belding Their opponents also played excellently and won their Taikoo T, Young, W. Weir,game by better fielding. Neither team Wallace, W. Wotherspoon (Skip) 11.

secured more than one run in an inning The Volunteers opened the score, but the Chinese equalised in the second inning while the Volunteers were disposed of in 918 this inning with a blank score. Following 4 11 this a "ding-dong struggle ensued until 68 the end of the sixth inning when a run was G7

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seen in the fourth and fifth innings of the In the seventh inning the 901 18

0214 Volunteers were one up, but the Chinese 9 47

5:05 10 drew level and made the core three all 95 0 4 10

Good double play by the first and second base men again dismissed two Volunteers

Taikoo B.C.

B 0

10 7 0

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Division IL

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At the conclusion of the tennis, mem- Polico B.C" F. W. D. L. P. Volunteers.

Eers and friends assembled outside the Taikon R.C... Club house, when cricket and tennis Kowloon C.C. prizes for last season were presented.

The Vice-President, Mr. E. Abraham said that their tennis season proper, might be said, had been brought to a close by the advent of the cricket sea- son. At the same time tennis players could always keep up their practice on the cricket off days-when there was no match on that ground and he trusted that many of them would do so. Their cricketers would undoubtedly welcome the commencement of the cricket season in a fortnight's time. He was sure that with the material they had-both old and new play re-they should make a good showing this year. He would like to see

Indian R.C.

East Point R.C. R.H.K.V.C.

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10

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LAWN TENNIS.

·RE. x. H.V.D.C., ENGINEERS.

An enjoyable and interesting series of lawn tennis matches werd played on the courts of the Garrison Recreation Club, Sookunpoo, on Saturday afternoon, be tween the 40th Company Royal Engineers

a low more centuries and keener efforts and the Engineer Company of the Hons made to accomplish the hat trick (Hear, bear), Reverting to tennis, this kong Volunteer Defence Corps

year's tournament, after a good com In all 16 sets were played, the Boyat mencement, was suddenly and unfo.tun-Engineers winning eleven sets and the atetly held back as a consequence of the volunteers fro local unrest. A resumption of play was

The results are given below :-

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Stewart

Bowker

Lemmart

S. A. R. Ismail Ib.

Burna

Acabbar

Ralph

Arculli Minu

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Daly

Curtis

Indian H. C. Volunteers

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20.4 36.7

210 2.3 0·0-8 079 0312 04 FOSITIONS TO "DATE",

The positions of the Clubs in the League to date are:

Јародене.

South China Hongkong BB.C Volunteers Filipino Club

·Indian R.C."),

10

GARRISON SPORTS.

·FOOTBALL LEAGUE

A meeting to arrange details in respect! of the Garrison Football League - has been called for next Thursday morning in the D.O.RE. 11 Office, Wellington-

representative to attend.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

in the eighth in ng similarly to what Barracks. Units are requested to send a had happened in a previous inning and the right field accounted for the third man with a good catch. In the last inning, Ramsay conceded a bare to June, Chan getting to second. The latter came home on a fy by Pan and won the match for his side...

Matches arranged this week in the Garrison Tennis League are as follow: To-day RAOC - RAS.C.; Tuesday, Small Units r. HE "B"; Wednesday, HQ Wing East Surrey Regt.

The line-up of the teams and score by RAMC.; Thursday, "A" Coy., East Surrey Regt e."D" Coy. East Surrey innings were as under:-"

Regt: Friday, RE. "A" ". "B" Coy,, East Surrey Regt

VOLUNTEERS,

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Ramsay.

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Owen Hughes,

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8. S. Les Jane

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rendered possible latterly, and he was

Stewart Staff Sergt. Higgs and Q.M.S. Faro pleased to say that a conclusion had been brought about in time for the dis-(B.E.) beat Rice and Pryor (Volunteers) tribution of prizes to be effected at the 6-0.

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Chan Shim

Howell Lammert

Chanson

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Club's "At Home" that day. He noticed QB.8. Faro and Staff Sergt. Higgs that most of their prominent players (R.E.) beat Jarrett and Harman (Yo- figured amongst the successful compoti Iunteers) 9-0.

Lors, and their veteran player, Mr.

Pryor and Hugh Jones (Volunteers), beat Bergh Major Smith and Col Mar Intosh (B.E) 6-3,

Green, was to be congratulated on ro-Captain Melville Smith and Westlaks gaining the Championship honours of (Volunteers) beat Col. Trevelyan and that Club (Applause.) They wanted to Q.M.S. Brown (RE.) encourage the younger players and those who had not been successful this sea Ban. For them a number of events in a winter tournament had been instituted, and he hoped to see many entries, He thought that they all had spent a very pleasant afternoon in the mixed tourna ment, and he would like to my that it was intended to hold similar events on one Sunday afternoon each month dur ing the next five months. (Applause) He would not detain them further, but would oak Mrs. Abraham to

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AMERICANS JAPANESE

In this.

game there was no score on either side in the first three innings. Sergt. Ceckell and Blondin (RE) beat In the fourth insing the Americans

gained Best and Westlake (Volunteers) 8-1.

and in the fifth Col. Maelatosh and Sergt.-Major Smith:

same inning the Japanese equalised. In (RE.) beat Maskell and Pryor (Volan inning the score was made 9-2. In the teers) 7-9.7 Patt

Bergta Ceckell and Blondin (RE.) beat the sixth inning, through a good hit by one of the Americans and a mistake by Maskell and Bost (Volunteèrs) 7-2.

Col. Trevelyan and Q.M.S. Brown

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Play will commence each day at 4 p.m.

DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

In connection with the Garrison Tennis Doubles Championship, the Challenge Cup and Souvenira will be competed for at the termination of the Garrison Tennis League. The conditions of the competi tion areOpen doubles from Units, open to W.O.s, N.C.0. and Men of the Gar rison. Any number of pairs from the same Unit. Games to be on the knockout principle, best of thres sets. Final to be best of five sets. No competition unless sixteen entries are received. Entries to to be sent to the Tennis Becretary, Mr. gother with entrance fees of $2.00 per pair G. T. May, Barrack Office, by Wednesday 18th September.

SWIMMING.

prizes to the successful comm Present to (RE) beat Jarrett and Ross (Volunteers) the Japanese first base-man the Americans consented to present the Challenge Cups

Mra Abraham then presented the prizes, following which she was present ed with a bouquet in a silver holder bearing the colours of the Club.

THE PRIZE LIST. The prize list was as follows:--

GAICKET-SEABCt 1994/25.

9-0,

Bergts. Blondin and Cockell (R. E.) beat Pryor and Hugh Jones (Volunteers) 6-4.

Stal-Bergt Higgs and Q.H.S. Faro (RE) beat Westlake and Capt. Melville Hmith (Volantetra) 5-4

Hugh Jones and Pryor (Volunteers) bout Col. Trevelyan and QMS. Brown (R. E.) 54, REMEDY

Sergeants Cockell and Blondin (RE) heat Jarrest and Bow (Volunteers) -

Q.M.B. Fare and Staff Sergt. Higgs (B.E.) best Best and Westlake (Volun teora) 6-3. Harley

leb XL-Batting, A. W. Ramasy. Ist XI-Bowling, F. Goodwio, V 2nd XI-Batting, O. B. Eaven.

ad X-Bowling, B. Pocherarn. Century Score W Ramsay.""

TERMINANNUAL TOURNAMENT 1995. Clab Championship. Winner, B. Ebent Borgt. Major Smith and Col. Mac Groen; Hunner-up, W. Hyde.

Pryor and Hugh Jones (Volunteers) Intosh (B.B.) 63,

Cal. Trevelyan and QMS. Brown (B.E.) beat Best and Maskell (Volun

Handicap Singles ""Winner, E. C. Fincher; Runner-up, S. E. Green.

Handicap Singles "B" Winner, Cters) 7-9,87 V Curtis; Runner-up, to be decided be woen W. B. V. Curtis and A. J. Kew.

Scratch Paira-Winners, T. Lay and

Trambitsky; Runners-up,

K.0.0, AVERAGES,

The following are the fall batting and bowling averages of the Kowloon Cricket Club for last #sson --

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Capt. Melville Smith and Westlake (Volunteers) beat Col. MacIntosh and Bergt-Major Smith (REA) 547

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In connection with the Garrison Swimming Gala, ELE. the G.O.C., (Major- General C. C Luard, C.B., C.M. G.), has increased their score by three rans and and Medals to the winners and runners took the lead at 6-2. Although it looked up of the Garrison Water Polo League, Garrison Unit Relay Race, and Army if the Japanese were beaten, this

Swimming Championship.

The programme is as under Unit proved not to be the case' and their sixth inning closed with them gaining four runs, Relay Race and Championship Cap; In run aboad Individual Army Championship Race Chal thus patting them ons their seventh inning the Americans were lenge Cup and Water Polo Winners. all dismissed for a blank score, the the Rest of the League. The contests will commence at 430 p.m. on Wednesday, September 23rd, in the R.AS.C. Camber. Japanese winning by one run

The Hules governing the competition The line up and score by tunings were

are Teams of 7 men from Coys, Btys, under

B.E. Small Unita or any Departmental AMEZICANS:

Corpa, may enter as a team separately

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In the first, the South China, A.A. de 0.282 15 38.80 50.3 96.3 6 563 20 10.04, feated the Filipino Club, by six runs to

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Doubles Handicap-Winners, T. Lay and Trambitzky, Runners-up, F. Wheeler

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