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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND, 1926

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HANKOW DEFEATED BY HONGKONG.

LOCAL BASEBALL. FILIPINOS +. "HELENA "ÄT: KING'S PARK.

The Happy Valley ground being closed. Detailed reports are now to band of and the U.S.S. Helena have arranged to to baseball, the Filipino Baseball Club the interport lawn bowls match played | play a practice game at King's Park on

Saturday commencing at about 4 p.m. at Shanghai last Thursday between

Baseball matches have previously been Hankow and Hongkong, which match played at King's Park, but these have Hongkong won by the handsome margin of shots to 9.

The game was played on the Shanghai Recreation Club's green, and the Daily News Bays:-

Although the score of the game appears to show that Hongkong were easily the victors, such was not the case. But for three fateful ends Hankow would have shown up very well, these being the 10th end, when Hongkong scored four points, the 11th end when they scored Eve and the 13th when they again scored äve

been more in the nature of friendly ix- tures. The Hongkong Baseball Associa tion has an allotment of ground there. but it has never been used for "official" matches.

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The team representing Bengkong were: R. Lapsley" (skip), W. Wotherspoon, P.(capt.), H. Owen Rughes, A C. I. T. Farrell and C. Omar. Hankow was Bowker, C. D. Wales, H. C. Burgess. represented by E. Owen (skip), J. Cor. G. P. Lannert, J. A. Bummers, H. V. man, C. T. Underhill and A. Lester. Parker, J. A. H. Plummer, C. H. G.

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S.L.B. C. 19: HONGKONG 26.

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Hongkong:-D. Gow (skip), R. Lap- sley, A. M. Holland, P. T. Farrell.

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