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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 21st, 1926

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HONGKONG TENNIS LEAGUE..

C.R.C. BEAT L.R.C... AGAIN,

FULL RESULTS.

The League Matches still continue to be ¦ interesting and, last Saturday, many close Anishes wero recorded. Civil Service "B" were down again for the second tims this season by, the smallest possible margin and the M.B.K., at present load. ing in the "B," won by T games only.

The Chinese Recreation Club scored a very creditable victory over the Indian Recreation Club winning by 19 gamea in the most important match of the day, All their six playera were in good form and were seen to advantage in the second round when they virtually swept their opponents off the courts, and what pro- mised to be a hard struggle at the start looked cortain victory for them, at the end of the second round when they aggre- gated 43 games.

The United Services registered their second win at the expense of Hongkong Cricket Club who are still without pointa.

The full results of the matches follow:

"A" DIVISION.

U.H.B.C. V. KE.0.0.

Played on the United Services ground, Kowloon, Home team winning by 34 games to 45.

Stevenson and Ed,

Major W. B.

meades:

beat R. M. Henderson and R.

E. Coxon

8- 3

lost to G. W. Sewell and A. D.

Humphreys

5-6

beat A. B. Haworth and · C.

Miskin

8-3 50

BASEBALL.

FILIPINOS DEFEAT VOLUNTEERS.

CLUB DE RECREIO BEATEN, J. Leonard and G. A. Hyder':

At the Happy Valley diamond on beat Edg and Kitajima lost to Emma and Ito

Saturday, the Volunteers were unexpect beat Tanaka and Nakamura.......edly defeated by the Filipinos. The Volunteers had all but won the game, when the Filipinos added six runs in their last inning," and Bnished three ahead. Two of the Volunteer players, Mackenzie and Bowker, scored home

21-12

*W.`J. Howard and W. J. Howard:

beat Edo and Kitajima 4 lost to Ema and lio............$7 lost to Tanaka and Nakamura... 5–6

10-17

•

V. Souza and A. Zimmern :

lost to Edo and Kitajima................... 38 lost to Ema and Ito

1-10 lost to Tanaka and Nakamura... 5

Total

0-04

48-53

C.R.C.Q, V. KOWLOON 0,0.

Played on the Civil Service ground, Kowloon winning by the possible margin of one game,

runa...

The Club de Recreio made their first appearance in League baseball, and were defeated by the Japanes by 10 runs to 3 Takotami scored a home run for the Japanese.

FILIPINO V. VOLUNTEERS.

The line-up was :

FILIPINOS.

·A· SPORTING · BATTALION.

K.O.S.B. SUCCESSES IN EGYPT..

The King's Own Scottish Borderera, which is to relleva the lab Batt, East Surrey Regiment, at the end of the year, will come with a, fine scries of sporting succosses in Egypt.

The new battalion has a very strong rugby XV., who won the Egyptian Com- This is the Arst time for many years that und Rugby Cup in 1024-25 and 1023-28, Hongkong will have had a Battalion, Rugby team.

Command Athletic Cup in Alay this year, The battalion also won the Egyptian and the Command Cup for the best all-

-round, unit; in 1925-26. The soccer XI. won the final of the Egyptian Command: Cup in 1908-20, The battalion has also strong cricket XI. and a good bookey. team,

D. Xavior Pereira

Akiyama Takotami

8. Hachiuma

7

1.2.

Gutteres

c.f.

Yokoi

Soares

a

Y. Hachiuma

A M. Xavier

2b..

H.K.V.D.C.

P

Westlake

8.4. Jb.

Bowker

Wheeler

Ralph

• 3b.

Eager

LJ.

Jordan

2b.

Mackenzie

cf.

Owen Hughes

i.f.

Lammert

Score by inning :-

narrowest Francisco

Cruz Leonard Zatra Bull

Major Willson and G. R. Sayer:

beat Jansen and Carstensen......10- 1 beat Gittion and H. Q. Bough... 8- 3 lost to A. Guest and G. Leo...... 3' 8

Angeles. Sancho Batista

21-12 Tecson

R. B. Wood and C. Bradley:

beat Janson and Carstensen...... &- 6 lost to Gittins and H,

Bough

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Filipinos ...... 0 1 0 0 4 0 11 Volunteers ..... 0 6 2 0 0 1 0-8

CLUB DE RECREID v. JAPANESE

In this match the teams were

CLUB DE RECREIO. Gosano

JAPANESE.

(Continued on next column.)

*Score by int

Recreio Japancao

12

3 4 5 A

1 0 0 0 0·0 2-3 5 0 0 1 1 3 0-10

AMENDED PROGRAMME.

The following changes are announeed: June 20.--South China v. Club Recrcio]

Japanese p. H.K.V.D.C. 27.-II.I.B.C. v. Club Recreio. The Club do Recreio v Filipinos scheduled for July 1st (Thursday) at 4. p.m. will be played on July 4th, samo time. At 2.30 p.m. on the latter date the Club de Reerein will meet the Filipinos.

The U.S.8. Hurun, last week, defeated the Japanese Unions by a score of 7.2 and the S.A.B.C. defeated Tung Wea College by 5-3 in the first baseball games of the monson played at the Shanghai Race diamond.

lost to A. Guest and G. Leo

9.0 5. J

I

13-90

H. Best and N. L. Smith:

beat Jansen and Carstensen...... 8. 3 loat to Gittins and H. C.

Bough min

3- 8 lost to A Guest and G. Leo...... 4+ 7

Remedios.

15-18

Alvea Barros

..40-50

Total

י,

1b. r.1.

Murata Ishimatsu

3.5.

Honda

ab. Hayashi

HE.C.C. V. N.1.C.

Played on the Cricket Club ground, Home team winning by 70 games to 29.

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J. C. Broome and Gifford :

beat. R. M. Henderson and R.

E. Coxon

....... 8.3. lost to G. W. Sowell and A. D.

Humphreys

beat A. Buys and Ramond.................... 8 3 beat G. H. Heintzein and T.

Schilfgaarde

6. 3

beat C. H. de Veer and N. J.

Koottaerus

#2

5- 6

beat A. B. Raworth and 0.

Miskin

25. 8

* 4

芦

20-13

M. G. O'Leary and Morris:

L. G. Laurie' and W. L. Dunbar:

beat A. Buys and Ramondt............... 7- 4 beat 0. H. Heintzein and T.

Schilfgaarde

7.4

lost to R. M. Henderson and R.

E. Coxon

beat C. H. de Veer and N. J.

Knottnerua

...10 1

5- 0

lost to G. W. Sewell and A. D.

Humphreya

-24-0

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beit A. Boys and Ramondt...... 7- 4

12-91

beat G. H. Heitzein and T.

Schilfgaarde

8-3

Total

51-45

beat C. H. de Veer and N. J.

Knottnerus

6- 5

"B" DIVISION.

C.R.C. v. I.E.C.

Total

21-12

70-90

lost to A. B. Raworth and GW. Lyons and LMS

Miskin.

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Played on the Chinesó Recreation Club ground-the Home team winning by 80 games to 40.

The Indians played the defensivo

44.

"C" DIVISION.

H.X.C.C. V. RECREIO,

DB. Crawford and E. L.

Crawley:

loat to Remedios and Barreito... 2 D lost to Ozorio and Ribeiro. 38. lost to Silva Netto and Assump

5. 8

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The detailed scores are as follows:-

First Round.....

C. Choa and H. Lo boat 8. H.

Ismail and S. A. Hamid................... 7*. Yow Man Kit and Lau Mon Ching lost to 0. Ismdil' and 6. S. Hassin ......

Lau Fook Hi and Kwok Po.. Kun lost to S. A. R. Ismail and S. A. Ismajl ballonulý Deė“

Second Round

10-23

1

J. T. Prior and G. S. Hugh.

Jones >

lost to Remedios and Barretto... 5. 6 beat Ozorio and Ribeiro

7. A beat Silva Netto and Assump-

* 4

19-14

M. M. Watson and S. M. Garrard:

beat Remedios and Barretto...... 7- 4 lost to Ozorio and Ribeiro......... - 9 boat Silva Netto and Assump-

cao

Total

KO.C, v. 0.0.0.

6. 5

15.18

..44-55

17-16

..10 1

Played on the Kowloon C.C. ground, Home team winning by 52 games to 47.

D. J. Purves and L. Jack;

lost to R. K. Modi and A. B.

Hamison ...

5-6 7- 4

8. Chon and H. Lo beat O. Ismail

and B. S. Hussain Yew Man Kit and Lau' Man Ching beat S. A R.. Iemail and B. A. Ismail ............... La Fook Ki and Kwok Po Kun beat B. H. Ismail and B. A: Hamid

End round total

Third Round. ::

beat D. Olow and G. Kelly...... 8-3

beat E. Xavior nud H. M.

Xavier

8-3.

18-15

26-7

43-23

H

J. C. Lyal and E. Abraham:

lost to R. K. Modi and A. B.

Hamson

SAVE 3 B

beat D. Clow and G. Kelly...... 8- 3 bent C. E Xavier and HM

C. Chos and H. Lo lost to Bavier

.. A. R. Ismail and 8. A. Ismail - 3

Yow Man Kit nad Lou Man

-18-15

Ching lost to 8. H. Ismail and B. A. Hamid in

by Đi

Lau Fook Ki and Kwok Po. Kun

beat O. Ismail and S. B Hussia

"A. J. Pederson and Hamson':;"

beat B. K. Modi and A. B.

Hamson

7- 4 lost to D. Clow and G, Kelly... 5 6 lost to C. E. Xavier and H.M.

-Xavior

4: 7

16-17

16-17

Final scores

.50-40

2

..52-47

0.00 2. M.B.K.

Total

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