"THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULI 18th, 1927.
ALL THE SPORT.
Tennis, Bowls, Baseball, Football, Home Cricket and Golf
THE TENNIS
LEAGUE.
CHINESE SET-BACK.
U.S.R.C. BEAT HOLDERS IN" B."
FINAL MATCH REQUIRED.
[BY BOLLYWOOD.]
:
Interest in the "B" Division has been intensified by the unexpected | victory of the United Services Re- the Chinese creation, Chub over Recreation Ciul
ore - Saturday. Hitherto the Chinese had had a can- timmons run of success, winning ten ́successive matches in convincing manner and it was generally ex- pected-and 1 had the same feeling
that they would not have much difficulty in beating the United Services in their last match. But the unexpected happened when the. two teams met on the United Ser- vices Recreation Club courts, the Home team winning decisively by 64 gaines to 35.
The victory of the United Services Recreation Club was mainly due.
of the splendid performance Licut, Froven and Graham who
beat the three Chines: pairs and won 27 games in all. Capt. Morris and Lirut. Dale helped materially and also beat all three Chinese pairs. They secured22 games in the That the match was three sets. deservedly won is proved by the fnet that the United Services won seven out of the nine sets. Neither this season or last have the Chinese re- evived such a set back and it is to the great credit of the victors to be able to beat a team whose re- putation and form have been the torror of competing Clubs.
The reverse of the Chinese docs not, however, displace them for the - shield by any means, but it certainly- makes the competition in the "R Division, which is the most interest: ing of the three, much keener. The Chinese have completed their fix- tures and now hend the Table with one match lost. Only two teams can approach them and they are the Indian Recreation Club nad the Club de Reerein, both of whom they have beaten. These two are level
Somerset and Quia (U.S.R C.): beat C. Chon and H. La...... 8. 3. lost to F. K. Lau and W. K.
Cheung
.......0 lost to M. C. Lau and-T. C.
Iu
A. B. Hamson and W. Crocker (G.C.C.):
beat H. J. Armstrong and
S, M: Garrard
5- 6
15-18
lost to R. K. Valentine and
W. A. Nowers
5- 0. lost to A. Pierey and J, A,
Summers
4-7
-16-18
Total: U.S.R.C., 64; C.R.C., 35. Royal Engineers ». Indian R.O Played on the Indian Recreation Club courts, Sookunpoo, the Home team winning by 13 games.
Scores:-
S. A. R. Ismail and S. A. R. Bux, (1.R.C.):
lost to Col. C. Russell-Brown,
and Capt. Jacobs-Lark. beat Higgs and Trumper 6 5 bent White and Purcell....... 8.3
3- 8
17-18
S. A. Hamid and S. S. Hussain (I.R.C.);
lost to Col. C, Hassell-Brown' and Capt. Jacobs-Lark.
com
24-7
Jost to Higgs and Trumper... 38 beat White and Purcell 74
14-19
S. A. Hussain and D. Mohamed (L.R.C.):
beat Col. C. Russell-Brown and Capt. Jacobs-Lark-
com
Total:-C.C:C., 86; H.K/CO., 43.
"C" DIVISION.
GOLF.
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION. SHIP,
BOBBY" JONES AGAIN
WINS.
[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
علم
:
LONDON, July 15th, The British Open Golf Champion. ship, played at St. Andrew's, over 72 holes, has been won by "Bobby" Jones the American holder, with the
record score of 285.
His four rounds were:-68 (re- cort), 72, 73 and 72, and his total af 285 was six atrokes better than his nearest competitor.
There were unprecedented scenes, when the crowd, estimated at be South China A.A. v. Craigengower.tween 15,000 and 20,000 watched breathlessly while Jones put the ball Played on the South China A.A. to the lip of the final hole from courts, King's Park, Kowloon, the
a distance of thirty yards. He Craigengower Cricket Club winning tapped it down and then a torrent by 13 games.
of enthusiasm broke out. The crowd mobird the victorious American and C. N. Tsang and H. N. Tai (S.C. carried him shoulder high to the Clubhouse, Jones waving his putter .A.A.):
triumphantly. In a speech later he said, "It is the greatest moment of my life, having achieved my life's ambition of winning at St. An- drew's. I want you to keep the cup in the Club,"
Scores:
lost to H. M. Xavier and A..
R. Remedies...... ... 3-8 lost to V. F. Souza and C.
E. Xavier
2-0
lost to D: Clow and E. Ham-
вол
4-7
9-24
Other Scores.
S. K. Ng and C. Y. Tso (S.C. for second place with a score of
A.A.);
beat H. M. Xavier and A. R.
Remedios.....
8. 3.
beat V. F. Souza and C. E.
Xavier lost to D. Clow and E. Ham-
8. 3
5. 3
2- 8
576
-21-12
beat Higgs and Trumper......10 beat White and Purcell
Total:-I.R.C., 56; R.E., 43.
Kowloon 0.0. v. Recreio. Played on the Kowloon Cricket
Club courts, the Club de Recreio winning comfortably by 37 games,
Scores:
C. H. Atkins and D. J...Purves (K.C.C):
lost to J, M. da Silva and F.
J. Remedios lost to C. Barretto and E
Noronha
lost to F. Ribeiro, and E. de
Sonsa
3-8
4. 7
0-24
W. Woodward and A. K. Jenson (K.C.C.):
lost to J. M. da Silva and F.
J. Remedios
R: 20 bent C. Barretto and E.
Noronha
6- 5
1-10
0-21
Tutal:-K.C.C.. ai; C. de R., 68: University Nippon Club. Played on the University Union
L. K. Li and W. T. Leung (S.C.A.A.):
Aubrey Boomer and Robson tied 201 and E. Whitcombe and Kirk- wood tied for third place with 293, Boomer's scores to-day were 73 and 72; Robson's 69 and 74; Kirkwood's 78 and 74; and E. Whitcombo's 73 and 73.
Other prize-winners word-
LAWN BOWLS.
SURPRISING VICTORY AT THE VALLEY.
C.S.C.C. BEATEN BY 52 SHOTS.
Some very interesting matches took place in the Lawn Bowls League on Saturday.
There was a new record set up in the margin of shots between win nera and losers, and the leaders of the second Division beaten, the K.C.C. at home by Taikoo R.C., and the Bowling Green Club away by East Point R.C.
were both
performances in Notoworthy Saturday's matches were those of Deakin of the Civil Service who scored a seven against Wetherspoon of the Taikoo R.C., while in the Second Division, Maclachlan (Kow- lood Dowling Green Club) scored a seven against McKellar (East Point B.C.).
Division I,
All three home teams won their matches in Division I.
The Kowloon Dock R.C. still retain their unbeaten record, but playing against Kowloon C.C., the bottom plub of the Division, they only secured the verdict by a margin of 9 abots after a very close struggle. The Dock team have now 16 points for 8 matches played, while with one match less played
C. Whitcombe (71 and 75)... 290 | the Taikoo R.C. are 6 points ...Hodson
.297 behind.
Haver...................
Colton...........
207 298
Rodgers, St. Anne's Vickers
Taikoo R.C. entertained the Civil 300 Service C.C., and as was expected,
Heswall
300 300
5-6
Perkins
lost to H. M. Xavier and A.
R. Remedios lost to V. F. Souza and "C.
E. Xavier
.... 5- B. lost to D. Clow and E. Ham-
son
4-7
14-19
Total:-S.C.A.A., 44;,C.C.C., 55, Kowloon 0.0.K.B.B.F.P.A, Played on the Kowloon Cricket Club courts, the Home team win ning by the narrowest possible of one game.
Scores:-
G. Lee and A. J. Kew (K.C.0.): best C. Pile and E. Railton 8 3 lost to W. R. Greenhalgh ---—-and-G.Hedley ........... 47.
beat. J. C. Faers and J.
Murphy
7.4
secured the verdict. In the remain- 300ing Division 1. match the Kowloon
FRIENDLY FOOTBALL.
CHINESE ATHLETIQ ». QUEEN'S REGIMENT.
THE SOLDIERS JUST LOSE.
After a very keenly contested game, the Queen's Royal Regiment lost by the odd goal in seven at Sookunpao on Saturday afternoon, where they opposed a team from the Hong Kong Chinese Athletic Association in connection with the
BASEBALL LEAGUE.
JAPANESE TRIM RECREIO.
DRAGONS TROUNCE TIGERS.
[BY HONOLULU KID.]
The week-end baseball games were played before a large number of fans at the flappy Valley dia-
mond.
The Club de Recreio was wallop- sories of friendly football matches ed by the Japanese on Saturday to Good pitching arranged between this Association the tune of 10-5.
and helding were largely respon- and the local military white.
During the first half, the Chinese sible for the Japanese victory.
were The Portuguese players proved the better side, and
badly, although Remedios by means of tricky passing succeed-pitching a great game. Throughout ed in scoring twice.
In the second half, the Queen's played up hard and after scoring once, netted again, but the goal was not allowed, as the hall struck, the cross-har first before glancing inte the net. The Chinero then secured their third goal, but the Queen's quickly got their accond.
fielding
WAR
the seventh innings, he walked only two men, which would be a credit to any pitcher.
Game Held Up.
D. Alves was the one outstanding helder in the Portuguese team. At sport-stop he was always on the alert and won rounds of applause from the spectators for his snappy work.
The Japanese uine maintained their reputation as a good all-round side.
The game was held up for about quarter of an hour during the
After further play, the Chinese managed to get two goals ahead, the score at this juncture being four goals to two, in favour of the Chi-fifth inning of the Club de Recreio nese. The soldiers later netted a third-time, but could not equalise, although they weat all out for it.
SECOND TEST MATCH IN AUSTRALIA.
CHINESE TEAM LOSES HEART."
(THROUGH REUTER'S ADENCY.]
BRISBANE, July 10th. The second soccer Test match
Tom Williamson (Notis).... 300 Bowling Green Club beat Craigen-between Australia and China re-
300 gower C.C. by an ample margin
Division II,
Allis Herd
Torrance....
Other returns were:-
Jim Barnes (72 and 77) Stevens ..... Compston.................. Kennett (America) Tolley (77 and 80)
LEAGUE TABLES.
300 of 32 shots.
300
301
In Division II., the defeat of the 302 two leading Kowloon teams, the 303 Cricket Club and the Bowling 300 Green Club dues not effect their 307 League standing. The Cricket Club now have 14 points for 9 matches played, and the Bowling Green Club are relatively in as good a position, with 12 points for 8 matches played. East Point R.C. are lying third with the same num- ber of points for 9 matches played, while Taikoo R.C., who have played on 7 occasions, bave 10 points.
to
The following are the positions, date, of the different Club compet ing in the League :—
Division "A"
Clubs.
M. W. L Pts The surprise of the day came at Chinese R.C.€) 6
the Valley, where the Civil Service Cricket Club second string received
R-F.-Strange--and J. S. Smith University 3 I
C... Leddra and W. Brown Nippon Club ...... 9 (K.C.C.):
a visit from the Club de Recreio.
The Portuguese team, apart from beating the home side, set up a
new record for the biggest victory,
sulted in a win for Australia by
7 goals to. 4. After China leading by 3 to 2 at half-time and seven minutes from time the score was level, Cheu scared through his own, goal. After this the Chinese lost heart.
owing to Tajima (Japanese 3rd huseman) sustaining a nasty cut on the right shit. He had to retire from the game, his place being taken by Hara.
The teams lined up as follows:- Japanese
Кивило
S. Hachiuma K. Murata
Y. Hachiums Saido Takatami Tajima...
Koga Yoshikawa Hara
Recreio.
0.1. C. Pereira
p. C. Remedios ib. J. Alves
6.B.
D. Alvea r.f. H. Barros
e. A. Alvarce
3b.
Gosang
· LI. L. Rocha
2b, M. Barros
sub. C. Figueiredo
Umpires:-Zafra and Hernaez.
Score by innings
Japaneso Recreio
2 3 4 5 6 7 Totals.
10
3 0 1 41 10
2200 100
DRAGONS & TIGERS.
The game between the DragODS and Tigers, both S.C.A.A. teams, was in the nature of an exhibition match. The Dragons are far the better team, and although they their to play were scheduled younger brothers, they sportingly lent a few good players to the Tigers, so as to make the game more interesting.
East Point R.Ü. v. K.1.4.c. Playing at East Point, the home we team won by 10 shots against the Kowloon Bowling Green Scores by rinks:-
Club,
E.P.R.C.-R. W. Lee (Skip), 20;
Mr. Li Hysan, president of the R. McKellar (Skip), 19; HMS.C.A.A., Mr. Choy Kin Yung, chairman of the S.C.A.A, and Mr. McTavish (Skip), 20.
K.B.G.C.-D. T. Warren (Skip), Muccio, president of the H.K. 11; J. Maclachlan (Skip), 20; R. Baseball Association, occupied the.
seats of honour, A Chinese band Dixon (Skip), 12.
was also in utsendance.
49.
Total-E.P.R.C., 30; K.B.G.C,
C.A.0.0. v. Recrolo.
winning by to fewer than 52 shots. At Happy Valley the Recreio Last week in the Police R.C. victory Club beat the Civil Service C.. by L. Pts. over the Craigengower C.C., the the big margin of 62 shots. Scores
margin was 48 shote. This match, by rinks:- however, was in Division I.
lost to F. Ribeiro and E. da
Sousa
.6
Indian R. C. AMA K
1
4
10-14
Kowloon C.CÉL 6-
4.
K. Hunt and C.-S. Ford (K.C.C.): lost to J. M. da Silva and F.
J. Remedio lost to C, Barretto and E.
Noronha
3
(K:C.C.):
4-7
lost to C. Pile, and E. Rail-
U.S.R.C. Hong Kong C.C. G M.B.K.
5
1
4
I
1
5
·I
6 1 5
1
ton
4- 7
4-7
lost to F. Ribeiro and E. de":"
Sousa
beat W. R. Greenhalgh and
5-"B
G Hedley
7:4
Clubs,
Division "B."
M. W.
heat J. C. Faers and J.
Chinese R.C... 11
10
1 .10
13-20
Murphy
7. 4
Club de Recreio..10
G
1
ទ
Indling R.C.....10
1
9
18-16
Craigengower ....10
4
5
U.S.R.C...
8
1
lost to C. Pile and E. Rail-
ton...... beat W. R. Greenhalgh and
G. Hedley
South China A.A.11
3- 8
Hong Kong C... Đ University
7- 4
M.B.K.ILTO
lost to.J. C. Faers and J.
Murphy
3- 8
13-20
Kowloon C.C..... 7 Royal Engineers..: 8
Division "0.” Clubs.
M... W.
0 Chinese R.C..... 9
L. Pts.
9
1
Craigengower... 8
2
Club de Recreio. B
2
8
South China A.A..8
4
4
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
Kowloon C.C.
9
+
R.A.0.0.
8.
药
Netherlands T.C.,9
f
Hong Kong O B
2
6
K.B.S.F.P.A......10
2
0
on points with one match in hand-courts, Pokfulam, the Nippon Club and one point behind the Chinese,withing by the narrow margin of
but as they have to meet each other only one of them can qualify to meet the Chinese in a final match for "Division honours. The two teams ineet on Saturday and the rest will be watched with much in- terest.
Only eight matches were decid:1 The variou over the week-end. Clubs have alinnst completed their: fixtures and I expect the League season to close by the end of th month. The Indian Recreation Chu and Club de Recreio won their res pective matches in the "B" Divi- sion, as expected, while the match between University and the Nippon Club resulted in a win for the latter by LL small margin. Only two matches were played in the "C" Division.....
The detailed scores were follows:--
"B" DIVISION,
U.8.3.0.. Chinese R.C.
as
5 games only.
Scores T. K. Tan and G. de Souza (Uni- versity):
lost to T. Isomura and K.
3:8 Tourni boat W. Mizuguchi and T.
6-5 Miki lost to Sajiri and Fujieda... 4-7
13-20 W. M. Gitting and T. L. Ju (Uni- versity):
lost to T. Isomura and K.
Tsurumi
..... 4-7 lost to W. Mizuguchi and T.
Miki
3. A beat Sajiri and Fujieda. 7. 4
139
49.
Total:-K.C.C., 50; K.B.S.F.P.A., Nippon Club... 8 7
"A" DIVISION,
M.B... v. University. Played on the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha courts, Minden Row, yes- terday, the University winning by
one game only.
D. K. Samy and B. F. Ng (Uni- the narrowest possible margin of
versity):
beat T. Isomura and K.
Taurumi bent W. Mizuguchi and T.
Miki Jost to Sajiri and Fujicda... 5. 6
Total:University, 47, Nippon,
52:5
Craigengower e. Hong Kong 0.0. Played on the Craigengower Cricket Club courts, Happy Valley, the Home team winning by 13 games.
The detailed scores were as fol lows:*-
Taikoo R.C.
FRIENDLY MATCH.
孽
British General Hospital », Diocesan
Boys' School.
A return match was played on Friday at the Hospital when the School won again by 5 games, that is by 52 games to 47 games,
Stores k Hill and Coomre:-
lost to Ma Chiu Chong and
Cheng Kam Tool
8-3-
7- 4
20-13
H. Unotoro and S. Edo (M.B.K.): lost to H. C. Hung and P.
8. Lim
38 beat T. W. Chong and T. L.
Tan:** lost to B. H. Wong and T.
L. Ju
5.6
Iost to Wong Cheung Ki and
Joseph Chen
8, 9 6
17-18
lost to J. A. Fisher and P:
Waller
8. Fujita and T. Ema (M.B.K.):
C. Lim lost to H. C. Hung and P. lost to T. W. Chong and T.
L. Tan lost to B. H. Wong and T.
L. Iu
12:21
4-7
4-7
12-20
..10: 1
K. Valentine and W. A. Nowers.. beat A. Piercy and J. A.
Summers
7.4
6-3
M. Kitajima and J. Nakamura (M.B.K.):
.10 1
lost to. C. Hung, and P.
21-12
Lim
27-0.
beat T. W. Chong and T. L.
Tan
7.4 beat B. H. Wong and T. L.
Iu
In the most important match of the week played on the United Services Recreation Club courts, Gun Club Hill, Kowloon, the home team won by 20 games.
Scores
Trowen and Graham (U.S.R.C.): beat C. Choa and H. Lo......74 beat F. K. Lau and W. K.
Cheung beat M, C. Lau and T. C.
Fu
Scores
WJ. Howard and H. J. Howard (0.0.0)}
bant H. J. Armstrong and S.
8- 3. M Garrardan boat
Morris and Dale (U.S.R.C.): beat C. Choa and H. Lo... 6- 5 beat F. K. Lau and K, W..
Cheung 3 beat M C. Lau and T. C.
Iu
G. Bodiker, and J. W. Leonard (0.0.0.):
boat H. Armstrong and
8. 3 S. M. Garrard boat R, K. Valentine'and W.
A. Nowers......
beat A. Piercy and J. A.
Summers
8.3
28-11-
6- 5.
19-14
Total:---M.B.K., 49; University, 20-13 (Continued on next column)
Major Flood and Capt. Benavia: lost to Ma Chiu Chong and
Chong Ku Tomori Ba B lost to Wong Cheung Ki and
...... 39 ' Joseph Chân beat J. A. Fisher and A
Waller
Q.M.S, Coad and S:8: Sima:
beat Ma Chiu Chong and
B.: 3
14-10
. Chong Kam To..... 74 boat Wong Cheung Ki and
Joseph Chan dai l beat 3. A. Fisher and P.
Waller
83
21-12
Total:-Diocesan Boys School, 32; British General Hospital, 47.
As expected, the Craigengower team beat the Yacht Club away, winning comfortably by 14 shots.
THE RESULTS.
The results of the matches played on Saturday, including scores by rinks were as under:-
DIVISION I,
Kowloon Dock R.G. v. K.0.0.
At home, the Kowloon Dock R.C. beat the K.C.C. by a shots. Scores by rinks:-
K.D.R.C.-R. Lapsley (Skip), 21; 8. Gray (Skip), 22; J. C. Brown (Skip), '15.
K.C.C.-J..Gibeon (Skip), 17; A. G. Pile (Skip), 14; H. Overy (Skip), 18.
Total: K.D.R.C.,. 38; K.C.C., 49.
Taikoo E.C. v. 0.8.0.0. Playing at Taikoo, the Civil
home team by 12 shots. Scores by Service C.C. were beaten by the
|
C.S.C.C.-R. Taylor (Skip), 10;
J. Massey (Skip), 12; S. Alderman (Skip), 12.
C. de R.-J. Ribeiro (Skip), 30; L. C. R. Souza (8kip); 30; A. Ribeiro (Skip), 28.
Total:-0.8.0., 34; C. de R., 80.
Yacht Club v. 0.0.0.
The Tigers were in splendid-form,--- and conceded only six runs to the game. Dragons throughout the The Dragons were fielding excel- lently and held the Tigers scoreless
up to the seventh canto.
The line-up were as follows:-
Tigers. Dragons. Shim
c.1. Young p. K. C. Wong
lb. H. Wong
S. L. Lee
W. Sling
26. Yuen
T. Chiun
S. S. Lee
Abe Liu
June
The Royal Hong Kong Yacht D. Chiun Club last to the Craigengower Choy
c. H. Sling
1.1. Lain 3b. K. Chin
r.f. Loe Shiu Luen
B.E. Y. C. Ho
Cricket Club by 14 shots. Scores Score by innings :-
by rinks:-
R.E.K.Y.C.Thornhill (Skip),
13; Davies (Skip), 19; Edwards. | (Skip), 21..
C.C.0.-F. T. Knott (Skip), 32;
C. A. Rodrigues (Skip), 23; G. H Sellwood (Skip), 12.
87.
Total:R.ILK.Y.C., 53; C.C.O..
LEAGUE TABLES.
Tigera Dragons
1 2 3 4 6 8 7 Totale.
0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 102012 6
Teams' Balting Average.
.P. A.B. S.H. Av.
|
Japanese B.C... 3131 Filipinos
37
0.28
.... 396
20
0.21
Dragons
3 82 15
0.18
3 72
0.13
H.K.B.C.
4 132 26
0.2
4 122.24
0.2-.
Tigers
Recreio
Batting Average (Individual).
P. A.B. S.H. Av.
Figueiredo (R.)... 4 9 5 0.50
Murata (J.)
The positions in the League te date are:-
Division I.
P. W. D. L Pts. Hara (J.). Kowloon D.R.C. 8 Taikoo B.C.......'' T.R.C.-G. Morrison (Skip), 15; Kowloon B.G.C. 6 w. Wotherspoon (Skip), 24; R. Folice R.C.73 Wallace (Skip), 27,
rinks:-
C.S.C.-T. D. E. Pendered (Ship), 20; J. W. Deakin (Skip), 18; A. HL Oswick (Skip), 16.
Total:.R. O., 66; 0.8.0.0., M.
Kowloon B.G.C. v. 0.0.0. On their own ground, the Kow- loon Bowling Green Club won against the Craigengower 0.0. by 32 shots. Scores by rinks:-
K.B.G.C.-W. Macfarlane (Skip) 21; A. M. Holland (Skip), 24; W. Russell (Skip), 28. ........ ་་་་་
C.C.C.-E. el Arculli (9kip), 14; U M. Omar (Skip), 12; R. Basa (Skip), 13.
Total:-K.B.G.Q., 71; 0.0.0, 39.
DIVISION II
E.0.0.. Taikoo B.0.
At Taikoo, the Kowloon Cricket Club were beaten by the home team by 17 shots. Scores by rinks
KO.C.-F. G. Horridge (Bkip), 19; A. W. E. Davidson (Skip), 12; L. E. Lammert (Skip), 24,
TRC-T. Young (Skip), 27; C. B. Matthews (Skip), 31; H. Mo Kechnie (8kip), 14.
Total:-K.C.C; 85; T.R.C., 72. (Continued on nezt column).
8 .0
0 16
5 0 2 10
3 03 8 04
6
3 0 56 CraigengowerC.C. 8 Civil Service C.O. 7 2 054 Kowloon 0.0. 710 8
Snors FOR AND AGAINST.
For Agst. Up Da Kowloon D.R.C... 601 389 112 Taikoo R.C... 443 870 83 Kowloon B.G.C... 372 318 64- Civil Service C.C. 308 417-10 Police R.C... 393 421 Craigengower C.C. 433 436 -- 63 Kowloon C.C... 320 489
Division II.
28 ܝ
-119
Y. Hachiuma (J.) 3'
Sling (8.0.D.)
Takatomy (J
T. Leonard (F.) 3 Hussakoff (H.K.) 2 Saldo (J.)
4 2 0.5
"... 3
16
7 0.43
Gosano (R.)
2
7 3 0.43
15 4 0.4
3
10.
4
0.4
10 4 0.4
83
0.3
A .3
0.38
14 5
0.36
D. Leonard (F.) 3 Burrell (11.K.)
12
A
0.33
8 3 0.33
Murray (H.K... 4. Yuen (S.C.T.... 3 Zafra (F.)
16
0.31
10
3
0.3
7 2
0.29
2 0.20
Hernaez (F.)
3
11 3 0.27
& 11.30.27.
3.
11
3 0.27
82 0.96
League Table.
5:8. Lee (8.C.D.)
Kusano (J.)
Tajima (J.)
§. L. Lea (§.0.D.} &
The positions in the League to
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date are
a. 12
0.
210
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Dragons"
Japanese B.3.0.
0
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P. W. D. L. Ple!! Kowloon CLC......... 9. ༞་』
B Kowloon B.G.C. 8
$ East Point R.C. 9 Taikoo R.C. s 75 Civil Service C.C. 9 4 Club de Recreio 9 8 Craigengower 0% Royal H.K.Y.C. 600 8.
Club de Recreio mi..
Hong Kong B.B.C.
Filipino B.B.C.
Tigers!! .....
W. L
3.
0.
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST Next Week's Games,
For Agst. Up Dn Kowloon B.G.C... 809 420 80 - East Point R.C, 560 486 66 Kowloon 0.0. 647 495 52 Taikoo R.C.- 439 303-45 Civil Bervice C.C. 518 529 Club de Recreio... 479 635 Craigengower C.C. 487 571 Royal H.K.Y.C... 310 410
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Next week's games should prove particularly interesting, the leaders of the League meeting on Satur- day, namely the Japanese and the Dragons, who have now each play- 60 ed three games and won them. On the following day the Filipinos play against the Tigers.'
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