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FOR JULY, -1928

(STANDARD TIME OF THE 190TH MERIDIAN).

Sunset 7.11 p.

·Date.

Sunrise.

July 5th 6ta

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WEEK-END SPORT.

LAWN BOWLS.

RESULTS IN SATURDAY'S LEAGUE *GAMES.

CLUB DE RECREIO V. TAIKDO RO

Playing away from home the Taikoo RC won against the Club de Recreio by five shots.

Scores?

The Lawn Bowls League games on more or less spoiled by Saturday were more or less.

Club de Recreio.- Barros, C. Mar Fain, which interfered with play about quis, E. Bequeria and P. A. Rozario half-way through the games. ·

(Skip) 13; FX Silva, J. G. Ozorio, C. In the First Division, Taikoo RC. Silva and L. Souta (Skip) 18: Q. V. Souza, A. Ribeiro, J. Britto and J won by nine shota over the Civil Service Ribeiro (Skip) 2 C.O. who were leading at the seventeenth-TRC-Warnock, Boyle, Chalmers and head. Craigengower C.C. improved their McKechnie (Skip) 26; Maxwell, Rich- chances of winning the Senior Champion mond, Stolker and Grimes (Skip) 17 ship by defeating the Police; whilst the Craig, Spoirs, Waid and Sloan (Skip)

164 Dock Club won against the Kowloon Total:-Club de Recreio, 55; T.R.C., BG.C. by the substantial margin of 22 | 30.. shots.

LEAGUE TABLES.

HONGKONG TENNIS LEAGUE.

RAIN INTERFERES AGAIN.

While the different Clubs were endea vouring to carry out their programme of matches on Saturday and had actually started playing, a short but share shower rain fall and wet the ground sufficient ly to prevent further play The only exception was the University I.R.C match at Pokfulam which was finished after a little wait.

At the Chinese Recreation Club ground where the most important match of the day was being played, S. E. Green and EC Fincher, for Kowloon, amased those present by leading 7-0 over Yew Man Tann and Ho Ka Lau, but the Chinese side was well covered by the other two pairs, viz., Ng Sze Kwong and Ng Ste Cheung; and the Lo brothers who secured leads of 8-4 and 3 over 1. Lay and N. Trambitzky; and Millard and E. F. Fin cher respectively. It was decided to play

The positions to date of the various clubs competing in the League are as all over again. under:-

DIVISION L

P

In the Second Division, the East Point R.C. have barring accidents asured themselves of securing the honours of the Division, as they are now two points ahead of their nearest rivals with a game in hand. Incidentally, they are-the-only. undefeated club in the League. The Civil Craigengowar C.C. 8

Taikoo R.C Service second string won by the narrow Kowloon Dock margin of four ahota against the Craigen Civil Service. T gower C.C.; and the Yacht Club won com-Folice RC fortably, by 20 shots, against the Indians. Kowloon B.G.C7 Taikoo B.C. also won against the Club de Recreio by 5 shots. "

Details of the games follow-

FIRST DIVISION.

TAIKOO BC. CIVIL SERVICE. C.0.

The Indian second string lost their W D L Pthird successive match by going down to 12 the University in the "B" They failed to raise their regular team and lost by five games.

6 0

7

5 0

2

10

7

5- 0 2

10

3

13

1. 1

DIVISION. II.

P.W.D.-L. 8. 0 East Point B.C... Kowloon "C.C... 7- 5 0 驚 10 Taikoo B.C.

12

5.

10

Civil Service 7

3

3

Yacht Club

0

Club de Recreio

Craigengewer

Played at Taikoo, this game was won Indian R.C. &

by the home team by wine, ahots."

Scores

T.R.C.-Peoples, Duncan,

Morrison

and Drummond (Skip) 17; Whyte, 'Grim shaw, J. Sloan and Wotherspoon (Skip) 277 Chapman Ball, Muirhead and Fer- gusan (Skip) −22. --

Craigengower

"Detailed scores are as follows-

Dr. Samy and Dr. Sepher:

beat O. Igmail and J. Ackbor... 7-4 lost to 8. A Hamid and S. 8.

Hussain

beat D. Mohamed and S. A. E.

Bux

9-

20-13

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PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE NOTICE TO CONSIGN RES

FROM NEW YORK.

THE Motor Vessel

ASIATIC PRINCE

having arrived from the above. Port on 28th instau Consignons of Cargo are hereby in- formed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored st Consignees risk and expense.

H. Y. Leong and T. W Cheong:

beat O. Ismail and J. Ackber... 6 5 beat S. A. Hamid and S. Sad to be left in the Godowns, where they

Husain Ta beat D. Mohamed and 8.

Вал

6.5

18-15

K. Tan and X. W. Theng; Just to 0. Ismail and J Actbor-3-9.

lost to S. A. Hamid and S. S.

Hussaint

FOR AND AGAINST.

·DIVISION----Lon

For. Agst Up. Do.

572-423

71 0 441 370 417 370 47

:8.

3

bent D. Mohamed and S. A.

349 4400" "91" 3385010-113-

6:5

1419

59447

C.B.C.C-Booker, Knight, Oswick and Taikoo R... Deakin (Skip) 23; Laing, Smith, Roy-Kowloon D.R.C. lance and Brawn (Skip) 13; Maughan, Civil Service Holidge, Gregory and Pendered (Skip) Kowloon B.G.C.

Police R.C.”

15.

Total-TRC., 60; CB.C.C., 51,

CRAIGENGOWER C.C... POLICE LO

At home the Craigengewer C.C.

by 14 shuts against the Police

Scores

393 3060

DIVISION 1.

East Point R.C. Kowloon O.C. on Taikoo R.O.

Yacht Club Civil Service Craigengower Club de Recreio Indian R.C...

C.C.C-Neves, Bouza, Omar and Brad- bury (8kip) 26; Fritz, Rosselet, Fisher and Dennis (Skip) 15; Muskett, Rose, Bumjahn and. Basa (Skip) 23,"

PR.C-Dick W. Clark Taylor and McLeod. (Skip) 13; Reid, Field, Moss and A. R. Clarke (Skip) 19; Tallon, Condon, Sword and J. Clark (Skip) 18.

Total:-C.C.C., 64 P.R.C2 30.

KOWLOON DOCK 1. 2. KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN CLUB.

This game was won by the Dock team t home by 92 shots."

Scorespun de vo

K.D.R.C. Gourlay Brown, Hedley and Lapsley (Skip) 32; Greig, Mo Laggan, Henderson and Gray (Skip) 17 Goodman. Simpson, Puncheon and Me Kelvic (Skip)

K.B.G.C.-Hazel, Dobbie McLachlan and Whibley (Skip) 6; Nish, Dixon, Holland and Nectarlane (Skip) 21 Nicholls, Guy, Johnston and Farrell (Skip) 17,

Total:-K.D.R.C., 88; K.B.G.O., 44

SECOND DIVISION.

For. Agat Up. Do. ...,398 280 109

Total

0

447 387 60 B

~431 390 35

0.

BILLIARDS.

440 424-160

416 425.

0

0

:391 428 285 435

The third round of the Palace Hotel 392-408 0-16 Billiard Handicap starts on Monday,

045 0° 150.

OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

The following are the results to date in the open singles championship of the Colony:

W. Macfarlane beat J. Muirhead by 21 points to 10.

J. C. Brown beat D. Fritz by 21 pointa to 13.

D. Hazel beat J. Whyte by 21 pointe to. 8.

U. M. Omar beat CJ Tacchi by 21 points to 6.

A. O. Brown beat G. E. Roylance by 21 points to 4 N

7. Fraser beat # M. Mcfavish by 21 Points to 18.

H. Nish, best H. Overy by 21 points

to 20.

BW. Bradbury beat A. H. Oswick, by 21-points to 14.

AM. Holland beat H. Dennis by 21 points to 9.

Hamilton by

CIVIL SERVICE CC. v. CRAIGENGOWER Cc.21

This game was & very close one on the Civil Service Green, and resulted in a

win for the home side by four shots."

Scores

C.S.C.C.-Carr, Flegg, Haynes and Massey (Skip) 20; Knott, Westlake, Archibald and Alderman: (Skin) 12 Beattie, Davies, Lamble and Allen (Skip)

0.0.0.-Luz, Razack, Rodrigues and Alves (Ekip) 18; Van der Lily, Kitchell, Sellwood and Arculli (Skip) 19; Barrett, Khazia Gillard and Spink (Skip) 13. ̈*

Total G.8.0.0 54 COLON 50%

Z.II.X.G INDIAN" 2.0,

After being several shots down at the latter end of the game, the Yacht Club recovered and won by the comfortable margin of 20 shots.

Scores:

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R.H.K.T.CVaux, Ramsay, Brayfield and Russell (Skip): 31: Dizon, Wood, Carpenter and Edwards (Ship) 26; Lang Concher, Anderson, and Shielda-

I.B.C-Harcon, Espina, Harteam and Nazarin (Skip) 20 E. Bux, 8. B. Kit chell S. Ismail and B. E. Ismail (Skip) 24 Madar, 5.0: Bax, O, B. Kitchell and BA Hyder (Skip) 17,

Total R.EKYC 31; LB.081

SAST TOINT CROWLOON CO

J. Mclachlan beat A

points to 19.. W.. Wotherspoon heat points to g

A. M. Gourlay beat points to 16. B.

G. Hatt by 21

Basa by 21

D Ramjahn beat A. M. Simpson by 21 points to 14

First and second rounds must be played off before July 15th

..

#

at 9 p.m. Following are the matches and the dates on which they are to be played:-

G. Moors (200) v. W. Fish (150),

Morday, 5th.

J. W. Henderson (scratch) v. S. F.

Ribeiro (200), Tuesday. Philip Tai (150). LA. Osmund

(-200), Wednesday.

8. A. Luz (150) v. F. M. da Cruz

(200), Thursday. These matches will begin at 9 p.m.

· VOLLEY BALL LEAGUE.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods

will be examined on Monday, 5th July, 1996, at 10

All Ciximamust be presented within Aftoon days of the vessel's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognized:

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods Пате the Godowns, and all Goods FEISARIDE...ndelivered after the 5th Ja 1926, wil be subject to Kent,

Na Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

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Telephone No. 8165.

Flongkong, 28th June, 1996,

HONGKONG ZIDE TABLE.

From July 5th to 11th, 1926.

Hisn Watzz.

Low WATER.

B'Long

Standard

Hmong Btandard

Tima

Time.

Mont

deight.

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hm. ft in. b. m. ft. in

5 883 80 48 28 86436 0 m 012 6 8 24 3 142 16 7 20 6 5 0 41 28 41228 12

Hon

TILOR.

Wed: 7

Thur. 8

9 8

4.0

I

The 1998 season of the Hongkong P Volley Ball League closed on Friday, at the Chinese YM.C.A grounds in Sar 19m9 Bridges Street, when an exhibition game played and the shield presented to the Sun 11m 9.91, Saivingpun Schoot team, the champions in the senior league.

The presentation was made by Mr. Richard Shim, beadmaster of Ying We College, and president of the League.

CHINESE LADY SWIMMERS.

OPENIN -OF-S.C.A.A. BATHING CLUB.

1.

1118 4H

39.0-8

41m 164--

34906

2m 22930

7 2 3 5 18 0

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

PEGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 4-1.

Previous On Date On Date

Day

at 2 pm

29.78

at 6pm.

29.76 29742

84

81

85

53

76

RE

0.070.00%

E-

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Baromefort. The South China Athletic Association's Temperature Bathing Club at North Point, was for Humility mally opened yesterday afternoon by Mr. Wind Direction.

Od Force Choy Kin Yung, the chairman of the As sociation. The Club has made wonderful Weather

Bain OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

progress.

It started with 15 members Entry forms for this competition have and now has over 1,500

Highest open-air Temperaturs on St The programme of the afternoon in Lowest open-air Temperature on Ath now been sent to all the Clubs, and encluded Chinese orchestral music, dancing tries will close to the Hon. Secretary to Chinese music, and a swimming ex- B-Blue sky; O-Cloudy; DDrizzle," H.KEBAME .... ), (acchi) oz July hibition.

Da Fogpicha higlining; M-Mist; 15th. The game will be of twenty-one Many Chinese ladies were present, and Overcast : P-Passing heads, and each player will have two large number of them participated in Squalls; E-Esin; T¬Thunder. woods only.

BASEBALL

the water sports

STATUE TO A BASEBALL

PIONEER

FATHER OF GAME IN JAPAN.

CHINESE DEFEAT VOLUNTEERS.

There was only one game on the Happy Valley diamond on Saturday when the Soath China A.A defeated the Volua-

The China Tress (Shanghai) states tears by 13 rons to n. The Volunteers that leaders of the baschall department had eight hits but failed to obtain a run of the Athletic Association and Alumni Association of Waseda University pro all seven innings In their first poss to crect a bronze statizes of Prof3 800- Linnings, the Chinese made 9 runs.

The line-up was as under DEZENCE CORPS. Lammert

Bytesson of winning against the Jordan

ECC, the East Point B.C. now stand Owen Haghes

C.

3h

想想

T. Chinn Choy

SOUTH CHINA. Leung:

Shim Bling

an excellent chance of securing the AK Mackenzie 2b Second Division, Championship. The Bager

Bowker

home team won on two rinks out of three, and McTavish's team has the honour of Wheeler inflicting the first defeat of the season Ramsay on W. Hill's team.

EP.RC-Shaw, Glen, Whiteford and Hamilton (Skip) 19 Baker, Glover, Henderson and McTavish (Skip). 25, Samways, Williamson, McKellar and R. W: Lee (Skip) 2422

7,10

201

5:49

7.10

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7.00

7.08

7.08

$7.07

3th.

5.5%

07

27th.

7.00

7:08

1.00%

7.05

Fraser K.CO. Lammert, Goodwin, and Gibson (Skip) 22; Abraham, Golden herg Tacchi and Hill (Skip) 14: Wragge, Enbrum. Robinson and Query (Skin) 12 Total-E.PRO., #1; K.C.C., 48,

1b K, Chinn CB. S. Lee rf Chipn Score by innings :---~--

234067

Logan

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BASEBALL CLUB V. FILIPINOS,

This game was abandoned owing to rain at the end of two innings, the scars at this stage being three runs to two in favour of the Hongkong Baseball Chur.

Abe in a corner of the Waseda baseball ground in Totsuka in commemoration of his service in having imported the game and in popularising it in the country.

Prof. Abe is regarded as the pioneer of baseball in Japan He headed the baseball department of the Athletic As sociation for 25 years, having resigned his position last fall The prompters of the project expected to hold the first mecting last night to discuss the plan

WEATHER REPORT.

Last night's weather report, forecast and remarks by the Royal Observatory

stated:

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86

BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS OF KWANGFUNG.

Waterlevels In English Feet at 8 am

Place

Obser

Highest

WI

1925

July 2

8.9 +9.9

+973

-50

#152

20.0% 20.24

431|748,4

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