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SATURDAY'S LEAGUE GAMES,

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The East Point RC. won comfortably by 97 shote against the Indian R.C.

Scarès :

EP.R.C

A full programme of Lawn Bowls League games was played on Saturday Samways afternoon. As on the previous Saturday, Williamson a feature of the results was that most of

MaKeller R W. Leo the losers were heavily defasted, five out of seven games having double figure wins.

Baker The Craigengower Cricket Club won Glover. both their matches; defeating the Handerson C.8.0.0. away, in the First Division, and McTavish Taikaa at home in the Second Division.

The Bowling Green Club Jost to Taikoo; while Kowloon Dock just succeeded in winning against the Police.

In the Second Division, the K.C.C. and the East Point R.C. managed to maintain their unbeaten record, defeating the 0.5.0.0. and the LR.C. respectively by handsome margins. The "Babes," of the League, Club de Becroio, suffered defeat on their own ground, against 'the, Yacht Club, who incidentally registered their

first win this season.

The only two clubs who have not yet secured a win in the League are the Eow- loon Bowling Green in the First Division and the Indian R.C.. in the second.

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BASEBALL.

JAPANESE DEFEAT FILIPINOS.

Two baseball games wara played at the Happy Valley diamond on Saturday. In the first game the Japanese defeated the Filipinos by 8 runs tó 6. g

Both S. Hachims for the winning team and Zafra for the Filipinos.scored home runs

The teams wero:-

FILIPINOS.

E. Rui 8. Ismail Espinu Harteam

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Hosain Ali Kitchell Ismail

JAPANESE

Honda

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Tuoi

S. Hachiuma

P.

Shaw Glen Whiteford Hamilton

Yokase

I. f.

Crus Kitchell Francisco Delgado

S. O. Bur

Takotami

at.

Tecson

F. Hachiuma

C.

B. A Hyder

Murata

ib.

Leonard

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Ishimatsu

3b.

G. Sancho

Koba

26.

Ruli

Total....... 68

Total...... #1

Score by inaing:-

A. O. Mindar

Nazarin

KOWLOON CE 1. CIVIL SERVICE CC.

On their own green the K.C.C. won their fourth successive League match by defeating the Civil Service team by 41

shots,

Scores:-

Goodwin Lammert Fraser

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C.5.C.C

CLUB DE BECREIO v. ...T.C

The Recreio team were defeated by 35 shots by the Yacht Club.

Zatra

7 1 2 3 4 5 6 Janapeso 20-9 0.1 3 0-8 18 Filipinos. 9 1 0 0 2.0

VOLUNTEERS DEFEATED,

T5. Hongkong Baseball Club trounced the Hongkong Volunteer team to the tune of 19 runs to 7. The Volunteers had two new men, Wales and Remington,

The teams were :-

X.x.V.D.C.

TEST MATCH.

THE FIRST GREAT STRUGGLE.

PITCH SWAMPED BY RAIN.

{THROUGH „REUTER'S AGENOT.]

NOTTINGHAM, June 12th. Heavy rain fell during the night and developed into a drizzle this morning. The start of the ârst Test match between England and Australia was delayed till 19.15 "o'clock.

The wickets had meanwhila been covered. A. W. Carr, the English captain, re- ceived an avation on winning the toss. He decided to bat first.

Gregory: and Macartney bowled for Australis.."

After 47 minutes' play, when Hobbs. had scored 19 and Sutcliffe 13 rain came down just after one o'clock. There will be no further play before lunch.

Scores-

ENGLAND. FIRST INNINGS, Hobbs, not out .... Sutcliffe not out

Total (0 wkts)

39

LATER.

A thunderstorm during the luncheon... interval left the pitch swamped. The Captains inspected the wicket thrice, at 9 pm., 4-85 and 5-45, and after this con- sulted the umpires who decided no fur-

A. E. Mackenzie | ther play was” possible to-day.

Score by inning:-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 H.K.V.D.C. 2.3 0.2 0 0·0-7 H.K.B.Q. 6 4 2 0 0 2 0-10

{REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.] AMERICAN BASEBALL. THE WEEK'S LEAGUE RESULTS.

NEW YORK, June 19th The following were the baseball results since last Saturday-

National:-

SATURDAY.

New York, 1; Brooklyn, 0. Boston, 5; Cincinnati, 1. Philadelphia, D; St. Louis, 4, Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis, 7. American:

X.C.C.

Flegg Watt Archbold Massey

H.I.K.C

Shanks

Ralph

Hines

12.

Wheeler

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Ransom

B.5.

Bowker

Cockey

Owen Hughes

FIRST DIVISION.

Burford Labrum

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. . CRAIGENGOWER C.C.

Robinson

Overy

Knott -P. Knight Roylance Alderman

Davi

11.

Wales

Daley

al.

Lammert

Thompson

3b.

Eager

Major

r.l.

Remington

V

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Rankin

At home the Civil Service were defeat-

Howe

Scores:

C.B.C.C.

Coo

R. 'Abraham Tacchi Hill

Fincher Luck Davies Allen

Smith***

Alves

Hollidge

Fritz

Gregory"

Fisber

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Total.......39

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Totah..... 48

Pendered

Dennia

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: Neves Souza Omar Bradbury

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Scores:-

Muskett Rose Rumjan Basa

CLUB DE HEÈRSIO.

L.E.KY.C.

Yvanovitch

Dixon

Sequeira --

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Sous Rosario

Anderson- Wood Edwards

Total: 38

Total..... 89

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J. Ribeiro

Barros

Vaux Black

TAIKOO

A Ribeiro

Ramsay

Russell

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Scores

C. Silva Souza

Carpenter Croucher Walker Shields

K.B.G.C.

Chapman

Holland Whibley

AIKOO R.C. Simpson Weir Muirhead Ferguson

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Total... 43

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Total

TN

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MacLachlan

Chalmers Duncan Sloan Drummond

27

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Pearman

Warrea

Nish

Wotherspoon

Macfarlane

Whyte

(Skin) 17

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Total...... 63.

Craizengower C.C. 5 "Kowloon Dock ......4 3

Taikoo R.C. ......... 4 Civil Service 4.1 Polies R.O. Kowloon B.G.

0

3

0

∙1. 2 .....B 1 1 3

0 0

DIVISION 11.

P. W.

D.

441

East Point B.C... 3 3 Taikoo R.C.

0

6

2

9

Club de Recreio....

Civil Service .............

Yacht Club

3.

KOWLOON. D.Q.C. v. TAIKOO B.C.

Taikoo won by shots against the Bowling Green Club,ho thus suffered their fourth consecutive defeat

3. N. Ribeira

Remedios

F. X. Silva

Hatt

Davidson

"Nicholls-

Hazel

Grimshaw Morrison

LEAGUE TABLES.

The positions in the League tre nów as unders

DIVISION 1.

Kowloon C.C........

Total:..... 54

KOWLOON DOCK Č. POLICE R.C.. ...

This game resulted in a close victory

for the Dock, who won by a margin of

8 shots against the Police.

Scores:-

Craigengower

P. W D. L. P 4. 0 1

Indian R.C.

SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.

Craigengower C.C.

Kowloon R.C. Taikoo R.C.. 'Civil Service Police R.C.

Kowloon -B.G.

241 201

914.938

8

Cleveland, 15 New York, 3. Detroit, 4; Washington, 8. Chicago, B; Boston, 2 St. Louis, 1; Philadelphin, 10.

National:-

SUNDAY.

New York, 15: Chicago, 3." Brooklyn, 3 Pittsburg, 0. American:

Cleveland, 5; New York 6. St. Louis, 2 Philadelphia, 0. Chicago, 3.; Boston, 4

American:-

MONDAY.

Cleveland, 5; New York, " Detroit, 1; Washington, D. Chicago, 10; Boston, 5.

St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 7.

National:-

FUESDAY.

New York, 1; Chicago, 2 Brooklyn, 3 Pittsburg, Boston, 8; Cincinnati, 7. American:-

Detroit, New York, 11. Cleveland, Washington, 4. Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 0. St. Louis, &; Boston, 5.

WEDNESDAY.

National:-

New York, St. Louis, 4. Brooklyn, 4 Cincinnati, 3. Philadelphia, 7; Pittsburg, 9. Boston, G; Chicago, 3 American:-

Detroit, 3; New York, 4. Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, "i Cleveland, 11; Washington, 5 St. Louis, 6 Boston, 4

National-

THURSDAY.

New York, 2; St. Louis, 3. Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, Philadelphia, 13; Pittsburg, 9. Boston, 8; Chicago, American

K.D.E.C.

P.B.C.

Docherty

W. Clarke

Simpson

Henderson Gray

Fender Sword Taylor

DIVISION I

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For. Agst. Up. Da.

Goodman Cooper Brown

Tallon Condon

396

230

0

0

McLeod

254

217

0

McKelvie

J. Clark

24

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259 304

45

198. 271 073

Gourlay McLaggan Hedley Lapsley

Reid

Field

DIVISION L

Мова A. Clark

For. Agst. Up. Do.

Kowloon C.C.

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Total...... 51

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Total..

0

Craigengower

230 990 10

D.

+43

Taikoo R.C.

221. 238

5

National

Civil Berrico

247 252

B

Yacht Club

231.244

13

Club de Recreio.. Indian B.0.

223 250

24

130 220

SECOND DIVISION.

CRAIGENDOWED c.d TAIKOO R.C.

At home the C.C.C. won an unexpected victory against the Taikoo representa tives by 11 shots.

Scores

T.R.C.

Maxwell Richmond Stewart. Grimes

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Walmenley Boyle Peoples McKechnie 22':'(Skip) 14.

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293 201 940 East Point R.C... 101,158. 23

INTERPORT BOWLS,

AN INVITATION FROM SHANGĦAL The Hon. Secretary of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association (Mr. G. J. Tacchi): has received an invitation from Shanghai for a team representing Hong- kong, to visit the Northern port in the Autumn. It is anticipated that the in- 'vitation will be accepted.

BILLIARDS

C.C.C.

Luz

Ramck

Rodrigues

Fletcher

Kharas

Bennett

Gillard

Spink

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Warzock Craig Whid

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6 p.m-LA Osmund (ows 200)

Mitchell (owe 150). **

Total 30

Kitchell. Van de Lily Bellwood Arculli

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Total......81

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TO-DAY'S MATCHES,

Detroit, 1 New York, 8 Cleveland, 3; Washington, 5 Chicago, 0, Philadelphia, 0. St Louis, 3; Boston, &

FRIDAY."

New York, 2; St. Louis, 10. Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 8. Philadelphia, 13; Pittsburg, 11. Boston, By Chicago, 7. American:---

Detroit, 3; New York, ... St. Louis, 4; Boston, 3.

GOLF CHAMPION.

JESSE SWEETSER SENT TO HOAPITAL

NEW YORK, June 12th The triumphal reception arranged on Jesse Sweetser's return from Great Britain on board the Cunard liner Aquitania had to be abandoned when it was learned on arrival of the steamer that the amateur golf champion was auf- fering from preumonia and will not be able to play again, this year.

4.

THE COUNTY PROGRAMME.

LONDON, June 11th. Rain has interfered with practically all the county matches which were start- ed on Wednesday. The following are the results of matches not previously tele- graphed :--

CAMBRIDGE AND NOTTS DRAW.

The match between Cambridge Univer sity and Notts at Cambridge was drawn. The scores were

Cambridge, 108.

Notts, 263.

Larwood, the Notts bowler, took four wickets for two runs his feat including the hat-trick. The highest scoters for Notts were Turner "81 and Payton 80. Irvine took six wickets for-90 runs.

BURSEX "," GLOUCESTER.

Playing at Horsham, Sussex gained a first-innings advantage over Gloucester. The scares were :-

Gloucester, 144 and 146

for five wickets (declared)... Sussex, 163 and 54 for seven wickets. In Gloucester's first innings, Dipper made 56, Cox taking six wickets for 43 runs For Sumsex A. E. Gilligan was top scorer with 54, and in the bowling: Wedel took four wickets for 13 runs in

four" the first innings, and Parker wickets for 18 runs in the second innings. HAMPSHIRE'S ADVANTAGE,

Playing at Knowle, Hampshire gained a frat-innings" point over Somerset. The scores were:-

Somerset, 234 and 34 for two wickets. Hampshire, 347-

In Somerset's first knock, Young made 62 and Kennedy took six wickets for 87 reas. For Hampshire, Mead made a valuable 181. White, the Somerset bowler, took six wickets for 100 runs.

KENT IN YORK.

In playing at Chatham against. Derby, Kent won on the first innings. The

scores were

Kent, 359 for five wickets (declared) and 189 for four wickets" (de» clared).

Derby, 246 and 170 for eight wickets. Hardinge was the most successful bats- man for Kent, making 134 in the first innings and eo in the second. - Ashdown with #2 and Seymour with 82 were also useful batsmen.

In Derby, first innings, Bowden made 84 and Storet 58, whilst in the second, Lee made 09, not out. Wright took five wickets for 36 runs.

BOUND OXFORD BATTING.

In the match at Oxford, between Oxford University and Ireland, the game was drawn. The scores were

Ireland, 221

Oxford, 285 for 5 wicketä

For Ireland Jameson was top scorer with 71, whilst for Oxford Stewart Brown made 61, Stephenson 68 not out and Legge 70 not out,

INTERNATIONAL GOLFÆ

AMERICANS WIN -FOURBALL COMPETITION.“

MOORPARK, June 12th.

In the International Fourball tom- It transpired that Sweetsor suffered petition, Hagen and Jones (America) from a severe cold during the champion beat Mitchell and Tolley (England) 4

ship at Muirhead and did not sleep during

J. the night before the final

and

ad 2, over eighteen holes. The Ameri

An earlier cable stated:-Jesse Sweet cans led from the first hole, the ser, the winner of the amateur golf cham-Britishers only holes being the 9th and

9. p.m.-W. G. Keats (owo 10) v. pionship of Great Britain this year, is in

Farashaw (owe 200).

hospital at Brenzville.]

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