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TENNIS "LEAGUE.
CRAIGENGOWER WELL BEATEN.
CHINESE R.C. SCORE QUADRUPLE VICTORY.
Whatever hopes the Craigengewer may have entertained at the begin ning of the season of winning the "A" Division Shield were destroy ed on Saturday when they lost to the Chinese Recreation Club by a very big margin. It was at first expected that they would put up a good struggle, but when the time came the Chinese proved to be by
The vic far the superior team. torious team had the lead soon after the start and never lost it, increas ing it as the match progressed. Their pairs scored an average of 2 games and lost one set only out of the nine, by 5-8. The Lo brothers came off best, securing 3 games in all, including a 10-1. By their convincing, performance, the Chinese are Dow easy favourites for the Shield and unless something very extraordinary happens, they will win it.
The M. B.K.-I.R.C. match turned out to be the best of the three in Division. The two teams tho A kept close to each other right from the start with the Japanese lead- ing. Up to the last set the score was still close, it being 47-41, but 10-1 by Handa and Akiyama gave the M.B.K. the match by the good margin of 15 games. Honda and Akiyama gave the best perfor mance in the match winning all their sets and securing 24 games in all.
University gained an unexpected- ly easy victory over the Kowloon Cricket Club in the other match in the "A" Division. The score of 64 to 35 games is suggestive of the former's superiority. Dr. Totten ham played in the team which won all nine sets.
The feature of the League was the performances of the four teams of the Chinese Recreation Club who won all their matches. Much more will probably be said and written about them as the season progresses as the other Clubs are not at all comfortable at the prospect of moet ing them in any division, and it seems likely at the present time that they will repeat their success of the past two years. On Satur. day they beat Craigezgower in the
B' "A" Royal Engineers in the and R.A.O.C. and Y.M.C.A. in the "C."
A heavier programme was carried out on Saturday than on the opening day of the season. Sixteen matches in all were decided and while in the majority of cases the winners had- things their own way an atmosphere of keen competition pervaded throughout. Of the new-comers in the "C" Division, only the Club de Recreio Second met with success.. The R.A.M.C. and Civil Service two newcomers played each other, the Intter winning.
The scares follow:-
"A" DIVISION.
Chinese 2.0, v. Craigengower. The Chinese R.C. playing at Causeway Bay defeated the Craigen. gower CC. by 33 games. Scores
Ho Ka Lau and Yew Man Kit (C.R.C.):
beat J. W. Leonard and T.
Lay
S3
lost to O. Ismail and J. A.
Cassumbhoy
6
beat H. D. Rumjahn' and S.
A.. Sepher
8.3
21-12
MK. Lo and M. W. Lo (C.R.C.):
beat J. W, Leonard and T.
Lay
7.4
beat O Ismail and J. A
Cassumbhoy
r.
10-1
8. J
beat H. D. Rumjahn and S."
A. M. Sopher
23-10 Ng Szo Kwong and Lo Man Ho (C.R.C.)
M.B.X. r. Indian 3.0. At Kowloon, the Mitani Bussan Kaisha beat the Indian RC by 15 gumes. Scores:-
T. Honda and T. Akiyama (M.B.K.):-
beat S. H. Ismail and S. D
.....10- 1 Ismail beat 1. M. Razack and J.
9. J S. A. Curreem beat A. H. Rumjahn and S.
A. Rumjahn
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THE HONG KONG DAILY
T. Yamında "and H. Yoshida, (M.RK.) :-
beat, S. H. Ismail and S. D.
Ismail beat I. M. Razack and J.
S. A. Curreem ..... lost to A. E. Rumjahn" and
S. A. Rumjahn .............
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BASEBALL.
BABE RUTH'S WONDERFUL CATCH.
STRIKE-OUT DAY FOR ROOT
AND PIPGRAS.
PRESS MONDAY, MAY 14th, 1928.
LAWN "BOWLS.
KOWLOON DOCK BEATEN BY CRAIGENGOWER.
CHAMPIONS OFF DAY.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
SOUTH CHINA-WIN A "FRIENDLY GAME.
A large number of Chinese turn- ed out to witness a friendly game on South China's ground at Caro- line Hill between South China and Bowling greens were in excellent the Queen's Regt. the locals winning condition, after the rain of mid-by two goals to mil. week and the sunshine which follow- The major league ball games ed, for the interesting programme played in America early this month of matches on Saturday. The prin. were full of thrills, according to cipal event of the day was the meet the Manila Times of May 7thing of the Kowloon Dock B.C., last 65 Charles Root playing for the reason's unbeaten champions and Chicago Cubs against Philadelphia the Craigengower C.C. at Happy in the National League was respon- Valley." sible for striking out the best eight The champions'. SEGUENDO out of the nine bats of the Phillies thirteen victories was broken by The same hat trick was scored by Craigengower by a margin of ten Pipgras of the New York Yankees points in a game which was full of against Chicago in the American excitement towards the close. It League In this game Babe Ruth, Was Bradbury's rink that secured not satisfied with being a Home the laurels with the redoubtable in form.. 7-4
Run King" pulled off a spectacular Lapsley and Chilken as No. 3 in The remaining two catch from Cissel. The ball was opposition.
16-17
Y. Mizobe and N. Inagaki (M.B.K. X:—
beat S. H. Ismail and S. D.
Ismail... beat I. M. Razack and J.
of
Pau Ka Ping, Lau Mau and La Ksu, of the China Athletic, played in this game but the Queen's were without several of their senior players The game opened with South China attacking and Row bottom cleared from Fung King Cheong. The Queen's then got going and Richardson tested Pau with a long shot, South China took the lead hallway through the
rat half.
The Queen's made several attempts to get through but found, Li Ting Sang and Lau Kau
BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
HAGEN'S THIRD WIN.
BRILLIANT AND STEADY
·PLAY.
(THROVOK REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, May 11th.
To one of the most senzational finishes in the annals of the game, walter Hagen (USA) won the British Open Golf Championship at Sandwich to-day, with a score of
COUNTY CRICKET.
MANY DRAWN MATCHES.
"HEAVY SCORING,
„Lanca, v. Glamorgan. At Manchester Lancashire bent Glamorgan by 10 wickets.
Glamorgan 199 (MacDonald 6 fer 39) and 370 (Riches 140),,,
Lancashire 331 for 8, innings de clared closed (Watson 104, Hallowe 101) and 10% for no wicket (Watson 80, Hallows 1).
Kent. v. Oxford Univerzity. Kent, wod by 10 wickets. Kent 489 (Woolley 100, Cazalet for no wicket...
Oxford 18 (Crawley, 119), and 348 130, Hardinge 158 not out) and 66
(Garland Wells 123).
Match
Surrey r. Gloucestershire. Played at the Oral. Surrey 418 (Barling 186) and 304 for 6 (Hobbs 124).
Gloucestershire 644 (Hammond
8. A. Curreem............................... 6, hot liner and Babe fell into a field | rinks had finished their heads eario tested, South China adding to their the Britiaber, despite desperate drawn."
lost to A. B. Rumjahn and
S. A. Rumjahn
Total:-..K. 57; LR.C. 42.
"B". DIVISION.
Indian 2.0. v. M.B.K.
+
17-10
Playing on their own ground at Sookunpoo, the Indian R.C. deleat- ed the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha by 10 games.
Scores:-1.R.C. 69; M.B.K. 40.
1.R.C.-S. A. Hussain and S. A. R. Bux; S. S. Husain and A. G. Mohamed; A. H. Madar and S. A Ismail.
M.B.K.-T. Ena and K. Matsuo; G. Nakamura and Y. Koyama; T. Fujimori and S. Wano,
Chinese R.C. v. Royal Engineers.
On their own ground the Chinese R.C: beat the Royal Engineers by 31 games.
Scores:-C.R.C. 63; BE. 34. C.R.C.-C. Choa and C. F. Les; Kwok Po Kan and Lau Fook Ki; Lau Man Ching and Iu Tak Cheuk.
RECol. Skinner and Col. Wyatt; Sergt. Trumper and Capt. Larkcom; Sig. White and Spr. Earle.
Hong Kong 0.0, v. Kowloon G.C.
Playing on their own ground, the Hong Kong C.C. defeated the Kow- loon CC. by 51 games.
Scores:-.K.E.C. 76; K.C.C. 24. H.K.C.C.-G. Miskin and W, B. Cornuby; J. G. Laurie and G. C. Stark; R. K. Valentine and W. A. Nowers.
KC.C.-A. W. Ramsay and A. J. Kew: W. Brown and J. N. Owen; G. S. Ford and J. S. Smith.
University v. Craigengower « On their own ground at Pokfulam, the University defeated the Craigen! gower C.C. by 23 games.
Scores: Varsity 61; C.C.C. 38. Varsity-G. de Sousa and J. Barrow: H. T. Lee and H. K. Lee; T. L. Iu and T. K. Tan.
O.C.C.-W. J. Howard and G. Lis; A. B. Hamson and E. Zimmern; H. J. Howard and J, A. Victor." Nippon Club v. Racralo. Playing on the Japanese ground, the Nippon Club lost to the Club de Recreio by 13 games.
Scores:-Nippon 43; Recreio 56. Nippon:--Sujiki and Isomura"; Yoshikawa and Nomura, Hachiuma and Fujida.
Recreio M. Silva and F. Remedios: A. Ribeiro and A. V Remedios: E, A. Noronha and Ede Bousa.
"C" DIVISION.
R.A.0.0. 6, C.R.C. L
At Sookunpoo the Chinese R.C. I. defeated the Royal Army Ordnance Corps by 55 games."
son.
Scores:-C.LLC. 77; R.A.O.C. 22. RA.O.CP Hale and G Waterfield, Greenaway and H. Bryant; W. Pepper and E. Donald- Chinese R.C.-Lan Man Kwong and Chiu Tsun Chiu; Cheng Ch Wing and Chow Wah Po; Ma Wei But and Ip Kau.
South China A.A. v. Indian B.U.
At King's Park, the Indian ost to the South China AA by 87 22 11 games!
beat J. W, Leonard and T.
LA
..... 9-3
beat O. Ismail and J. A.
Cassumbboyalaran
7-4
beat H. D. Rumjahu and S.
A. M. Bepher
7.64
Total: C.B.C. 08; C.C.C. 33.
Scores:-5.C.A.A. 78; I.R.C. 21.
box while catching. He tumbled badly but held the ball safely in
hand.
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS.
Last week's full results as cabled by Reuter are given below:
"National League, MAY 5TH:-
St. Louis 2, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnatti 11. New York 3. Chicago 5, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 6, Boston 2
MAY 6TH:--
Cincinnatti 4, New York 3. St Louis Brooklyn 5. St. Louis 4 Brooklyn
(double-header). Chicago, Philadelphia 4. MAY 7TH
7
St. Louis 6, Brooklyn. 5.. Cincinnatti 1. New York 5. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 9, Boston 4.
MAY 8TH :---
Pittsburg 6, New York 5. Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnatti 7, Boston 2 St. Louis 15, Philadelphia 4. MAY 9TH-
Pittsburg 0, New York & Chicago 2, Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia I. Cincinnatti 4, Boston 1. MAY 10TH:
Pittsburg 4, New York 5. Cincinnatti 6, Boston 7 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4. MAY 11TH:-.
Chicago 3, Brooklyn 0. Cincinnatti 3, Boston 0. Bt. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2. American League,
MAY STIL
New York 7, Chicago .. Philadelphia 6,Detroit 3. Washington 8, St. Louis &.. Boston 4, Cleveland . MAY 6TH:-
New York 4, Chicago 2. Washington 6, 8t. Louis 7. Detroit. 3, Boston 0... MAY 7TH-
New York 3, Chicago 5. Boston-2, Cleveland. 4. Philadelphia 10, Detroit 0. Washington 2, St. Louis 18. MAY 8TH
New York 0, Cleveland S. Boston 5, Chicago 3. Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3 Washington 2, Detroit 12. MAY 10TH
New York 4, Cleveland 2 Boston 2, Chicago 9. Washington 5, Detroit 6. Philadelphia 11, St. Louis 1. MAY 11TH
New York 7, Oleveland & Boston 4, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 11, St. Louis 5 Washington 9, Detroit b...
Kowloon C.0, s. Kennedy Road Married Quarters.
Exsax v West Indies.
Played at Leyton. Match drawn. Essex 360 (Hussell 147) and. 257 for 3 (O'Connor 03).
2 To played superbly through out, making brilliant recoveries and returned a card of 79 over both when he encountered difficultion,
The competition ended in a blaze morning and afternoon rounds of excitement, but Gene Sarazen The second half was keenly com-(U.S.A) and Archie Compton, unable to deprive The efforts were score through Lau Mau. with the home side five down, and Queen's pressed but failed to beat. Hagen of the Championship. the players, were spectators of the South China's defence. During the Hagen was a worthy champion 208 not out, B. Lyon 131) finish on the big rink.
second half, Hili had to leave the He moved down Jurado's lead by Bradbury's rink started with a field owing to an injury but he re- relentless steadiness in the mora Argentinian returned a card of 76. four and had another five pointssumed before the second goal was ing, snatching the lead when the in the next thres heads before scored
At the end of the third round
was 220 Lapsley got in a single. On the
Hagen's aggregate cleventh head the home team had
against Jurado's 21. Saruzen's scored 11 to a difference of only
291, and Composton's 222. three, but Bradbury's side ran away again raising the score to 21 with a five shot score in the fourteenth. The last three heads provided the most excitement as añé never knew whether Lapsley would not still pull the game, out of the fire, but this was not to be. Cullen repeat. edly raised hopes, but the home team, especially Sousa (No. 2) played with surprising steadiness. Bradbury played one of his finest games and Lapaley had bad jom all the way.
In the other First Division games, Taikoo were beaten on the Police ground on all rinks Civil Service went down to the Bowling Green Club, only Grimmitt's team secur- ing a lead.
In the four Second Division games, Craigengower were swamp- ed by the Bowling Green Club across the water. Kowloon 0.0. lost to Recreio "A" at King's Park Taikoo at home, beat the Recreio Bebea." Yacht Club very nearly defeated East Point.
DIVISION I
0.0.0. E.D.2.0. Playing at home, the Craigen. gower CC defeated the Kowloon Dock R.C. by 10 points. C.C.C., 83; K.D.R.C., 63.
C.C.C.-G. T. Buchanan, C, S. Rosselet, O. Bennett, R Base (skip), 18; W. T. Brightman, H. Beer, E. Arenlli, U. M. Omar (akip), 18; F. J. Neves, M. AE. Sousa, D. Rumjahn, B. W. Brad- bury (skip); 27; Total 63,
K.D.R.CC. S. Atkinson, F. Goodman, J. A. Lindany, J. C. Brown (skip), 26; J. Luncheon, Duncan, J. O. McLaggan, K. Mc. Kelvic (skip), 15; H. Cooper, W. P. Hedley, F. Cullen, R. Lapsley (skip), 12; Total 53,
Police r. Talkoo Playing at home, the Poles B.C. defeated the Taikoo R.C. by 16 poins, P.R.C., 84; T.E.C., 48.
P. R. C.-W. Glendenning, P. Condon, W. E. Hollands A. Clark (skip), -1: Wilfahire, Field, J. Clark, W. Mair (skip), 17; J. Gram,
DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
IRELAND DEFEATED BY
HOLLAND.
[TÉROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]
DUBLIN, May 11th. Holland eliminated Ireland from
the Davis Cup Competition, win ning the first three of five matches The winners now meet Hungary in the second round.
--
TRC.:-D Spiers, J. Stewart, W. Spence, D. Walmsley (skip), 21; R. Keown, D. McLean, A. Craig, J. Sloan (skip), 3: C. 6. Cameron, E. H. Howel, J. Sloan, D. Munro (skip), 2; Total 66.
The Leaders.
as
Any of the four might have carried off the honours, but Hagen retained the lendship, by excellent golf, brilliant at times and always steady. He maintained a high standard in spite of the strain of the moment.
1
In the afternoon, at the crucial point, he went out in 38: and stood. in no danger until the fifteenth hole, where he was in the lee of a
bunker.
Hagen showed his mettle by a brilliant, recovery, putting his shot within four yards of the pin, and holing the putt for a four.
!)
West Indies 377 (Constantine
130).
Worcester . Yorkshire. Played at Worcester. drawn
Match
Match
Worcestershire 409 and 203. for 3 (Higgins 101) Yorkshire 360 for 6, innings declared, clored (Leyland 247, Rhodes 100 not out).
Middlesex". Somerset, Played
at Taunton. drawn
Middlesex. 471 for e, innings de- clared closed (Hendren 151," Hearne 923 not out) and 198 for 6, innings declared closed (Hearne £7 not out).
چیز
Somerest 378 (Tngle 117) and, 145 Cambridge University v. SussaZ. for 5 (ingle 100 not out).
Match drawn.
At the seventeenth, he laid an"
Cambridge 493, for. 8, innings de- iron shot within a yard of the pin, but missed a three, and be com-clared closed. (Turnbull 169, Spa- pleted the round with a four at brook 108) and 215 for 4, intings
declared closed. the eighteenth.
Sussex 352 and 192 for 4.
Recreio "B"-F. Machado, A.
A Gallant Edort, Barros, J. Ribeiro, P. Yvanovich
Archie Compston, in whom, ali (kip), 8; J. M. S, Rozario, A. S. Gomes, LA Guterres, A. H. Basta British hopes were placed, went (skip), 18: E. Remedios, F. Xcut in the knowledge that he needed Soares, H. R. Sequeira, J. S. 10 to win. Playing finely, he went Ozorio (skip), 8; -Total 49.
Racralo "A" v. Kowloon 0.0. Playing at home the Club de Recreio
A defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 34 points. C. de R., 78; K.C.C., 42.
out in 36. He met with trouble after the turn and at the end of the fifteenth his aggregate was 82 A brilliant 2 at the sixteenth raised a task almost impossible. He took hopes, but he needed two 3's to tie, a four and a five.
Recreio "A0. F. Vas, C. A
Sarzen, too, eams along with a Rodrigues, C. A. Lones, J. Ribeiro capital score, but he needed threes (kip), 28; LG Sousa, R. F. Lur,on the last two holes ta tie, and C. Silva, L Sousa (skip), 20; H. Alves, A. Lopes, C. Marques, Ribeiro (skip), 24; Total 78.
KC.C.-F. E. Nash, C. G. Har- risou, L. E. Lammert, J. P. Robin son (skip), 13; J.T. Dobbie, D.-S. Green, W. W. Hirst, Herridge (skip), 19; B. Gittias, Smith, A. W. E. Davidson, B. Petheram (skip), 17; Total 42
place from Compston. took two fours, saatching cond
KEMPTON RACING. GREAT JUBILEE HANDICAP. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY)].
The result of the Great Jubilee. Handicap, run on Saturday over a course of 13 miles, was; 1. Abbot's Speed. 2. AutocraL
3. Uncle Woody.
Won by 3 lengths. 1 lengths between second and third. 14 rau.
BETTING: Abbot's Speed 6-1; Autocrat 33-3, Ungle Woody 33-1
Jurado Cracks. During the third round, all eyes were on Jurado, whose fine play
ARTIFICIAL SUN FAILS. had given him a lead of three Early on he experienced difficulty strokes at the end of the second.
Dr. H. Tylford Howell, tuber- with his putting, but he played steadily to be out in 37. Jurado culosis officer for Hackney and had a narrow escape from serious trouble at the thirteenth hole. He Bethnal Green, in his report at the the City of London Hospital for pulled his second very badly and general court of the governors of the ball went nearly over the Diseases of the Heart and Lungs
into
the adjoining stated that artificial sunlight had boundary
hospital had been led to expect. Priages Course, finishing within & not yielded the benests that the few inches of the fence, tucked up
He added. in the grass.
R.K.K.Y.C. v. East Point B.Q. Playing at home the Yacht Club lost to East Paint R.O. by 3 shots, K.E.K.Y.Q., 54; E.P.EL.C., 67.
RHEY.C.-E. S. Abraham, P. W. Hamsay, Deacon, G. Edwards (ekip), 14; E, I, Wynne-Jones, G.
Jurado played the shot perfectly G. Wood, A Murdoch, Shields
majority of our cases have benefit- (skip), 23; N. VA Croucher,
grech and getting his four. Hised little, and in only one or two Hammond, F. G. Vaux, L. from where it lay, finding the Our experience is that the instances has definite improve- Davies (skip), 17; Total 54.
principal calamity was on the last
ment
followed such treatment. The green, however, his putt for a four
Some indeed were worse. strong do well, but the weak be- hit the hole and slipped by. Jurado forced to take six. 55.
come "wore missed a yard putt back, and was
EP.R.C. G. Vickers, Black, A. I Marks, J. C. West, J. Mose. Henderson, H. M. McTavish (skip), 6; Total L
TR.C.-J. Chalmers, Grimshaw, Matthews, Drummond (skip), 20; T Young, D. Young, J. Laing, G. McLeod (skip), 12; Russell, Stalker Whyte, Ferguson (skip), 18; Total
48.
Civil Service G... £. L.B.C.G. At Kowloon, the Kowloon C.C. defeated the Kennedy Road Married Playing at home, the Civil Ser- Quarters by 31 games,
vice CC, lost to the Kowloon Bowl- Scores:-K.C.C. 66; KR.M.Q. 34ing G.C. by 10 points. C.S.CC.,. K.C.C.-C. H. Atkins and K. A 63; K.B.G.C., 63. Carstenson: W. Woodward and D. J. Purves; P. M. Pinguet and A. E. Guest.
C.S.C.C.-J. Laing, F. Haynes, J. J. Gregory, T. D. E. Pendered (tip), 16A. H. Oswick, KKMQ-H. Mocock and WF. E. Booker, S. E. Alderman, A Hardy: W. E. Waterson and S. Hollidge (skip); 13, 14 Whant, Dels Hunt; C. Burrage and W. Westlake, Deakin, A. W. Gillman
Kowloon 0.0. v. Univerzity..]" S.C.A.A:Tano Chung Yan and loon Indian T.0, v. Hippon.
Kowloon C.C. lost on their own ground to the University by games. Scores
E. F. Fincher and C. W, E. Bishop (R,C,C_) —
lost to F. A, Bedmond and
RE.. Tottenham
lost to AA Rumjahn, and
P. C. Lina
lost to T. W. Chong, and K.
-T. "San
C. E. Millard and F. G.. Wheeler (K.C.C.);~
3-8
Kwok Ng San Kum: Tsang Chung Nin and Yung Nai Cheng Lam On hud Ko Tao Wang
LR.CA Rahmin and J. 8. Ackber: F. M. el Arculli and M. P. Madar; M. Hassan and M, Y. Adal
Club.
Kowloon Indian Tennis Club lost to Playing on their own ground, the the Nippon Club, by 17 games.
Scores: K.LT.C. 41 Nippon 53 KLT.C. G. 4. Khan and H. Singh, Firdos Khan and 8 R. Salleh; Feroz Ali and M. A. Khan, Club de Recreio I. ». Filipino.
Nippin Yamaguchi and T Playing on their own ground the Takamasa; T. Hata and T. Sato; 3-8 Club de Recreio I. beat the Y. Tahara and C. Kawan
Filipino Club by: 57 games
Scores de Recreio 78; Filia pina 21. 9-24 C. de R. 1.-H. Remedios and LF. Ribeiro L. Carvalho and J. Xavier C. Basto and M. Pinna,
Filipino. Rulland: Ildefonso; Zafra and Jonis; Banlide and Fer!
lost to F. A. Redmond and
RE. Tottenham, ............... lost to AA Rumjahn and
PC. Lám mirusai
28 lost to T. W. Chong and K.,
T. San
В В
12-21
E. F. Fincher and W: M Gittins (K.C.C):
Hong Kong 0.0, v, Escreio II. Playing away, the Club de Recreio II. defeated the Hong Kong C.C. by 13
S.K.C.C. 41. C. de R. II. 56.
H.K.C.C.-C. Bichard, and, A. lost to F. A. Redmond and
R. E Tottenham ....... 47 Piercy; H H. Remington and O. F. Bradley; E. J. B. Eitchell and W. lost to A. A Rumjahn and
PO. Lim
B. 6. Le Smith lost to TW. Chong and K.
14-19 Total:-K.C.C 35 Varsity 64
C. de R. ILG. A Noronha and LA Bocha; EL A. Barros and A Remedios; A. Gosano and. C. Barretto.
(Continued on next Column).
YM.C.A. 9. Chinese 201 Playing at King's Park, the Y.M.C.A lost to the Chiness R.C. 11. by bi games,
Grimmitt (kip), Total Sa
K.B.G.C.-K., Duncan, A Br Whibley, D. Holland, W. Macfar Harvey, TJ. Magül, W. Russell fans takip), 25 H. Nish, D. (akip), 24; P. T. Farrell, D. Mair, A. Macfarlane, A Guy (skip), 14;| Total 63.
DIVISION IL
82, 0.0.0., 38
(skip) 18; H Hampton, C. A. Goldenberg, J. A. Douglas, R. W. Lee. (skip) 18 F. G. Samways, Webster, RH. Whiteford, R. McKellar (skip), 21; Total 87.
LEAGUE TABLE. DIVISION I
II ་
Third Round. Hagen took five at the first hole.
Is a brief speech, the Prince said going out for the third round, but nothing more brilliant than his next that he hoped the Americans would eight holes were seen during the keep como putting it over."
over to give Britain championship. He went out in 33, a chance of
"I and, came back in 28 Hagen's The winner, Hagen: replied lapse, is the homeward run was due, don't want to bore you, but I am to the fact that some of his re going to keep coming over." coveries were not so good as pre- Interviewed by Reuter, Hagen viously. He was playing exceed said that his troune ng by Archie Compston had done him a lot of 12ingly well, however,
good
P. W. D. L. Pis,
c.cic. KC.C. K.D.R.C.
2 2004
K.B.G.O. P.R.C T.R.C. C.S.C.C.
11 0 0 2 3 10 1 2 21 0 1 2
10
2.0.10 090
E.P.R.C TRC.
DIVISION, II.
C.8.0.0. KBG.C. CC.C...
Rec K.C.C. RIKY.C.
I came straight to Sandwich and, worked until I knew every blade of grass on the course.”
Barazen, who also took advantage of Jarado's lapse, took six at the first hole, through failure on the green, where he needed three putia
Compston was disappointed, but D. L. Pt. From that point onward, however,
ho played a remarkably steady said that he felt consoled by the fact that he is going to Americs in 1098am, finishing with so" "eagle” 11 00 9: three at the o
June to attempt to win their Cham- Horne hale
piostup Compston's Pinck
Leading Scores 210152
Compston began with birdie." 12three, but was badly bunkered at The final scores of the
the second, and then, took three players are as follows s 020 putte, the hole costing him even, W. Hagen
SPEY ROYAL CUP COM
PETITION.
DRAW FOR THIS SEASON.
but he had "birdies at the third G. Sarazen, and the Afth holes, was bunkered A. Compstod KB.G.O.. Oraigengower, -
at the sixty where he needed; five. F. Robson Playing at home the Kowloon
strokes, but nevertheless went out Allise in58, finishing exording well Jurado oint K.B.G.C., Bowling G. C. defeated the Craigen
"Abe "Mitchell had a chapter J. Barnes of disasters. He was in wretched A Broomer 80er C., by 44 points. K.B
K.B.G.CH Stoneham, W.
The draw for the Spey Royal Cup form, particularly in the morning. W. Melborn Scores:CR.C. 75: Y.M.C.A. 24 Cuff, E. W. Hogbin, T... Forster YMCA -1,0. Faers and C. S(skip), 23; Rundell, C. Hatt, A. E. competition, you last sexeon by the round, when hist approaches were W. Davies
the 0 Craigehgower 0.0. in the final, He took 62 in the morning, but did A. Whiting Pile A Trambitaky and E. Rons Silkstone, D. F. Warren (ip), 32; Taikoo Recreation Club, who beat poor, and he missed tiny, putte Taggart ford, I. P. Saunderson, and J.
1. Ferguson, Drako, Johnston'
Perkins George Duncan, failed hadly also. E. Roylance (skip), 27: Total: 82% has resulted is under better in the afternoon with 8 Jack: Besith Murphy.
C.CO. A Contes D. K. In the first half bracket, the win Kharak A. A Levis FT. Knottar of the East Point v. Yacht A 78 in the morming destroyed his WT, Twi
Club tie, meets the winner of Taikoo chances of challenging the leaders, Stewart 10, F. K Modi, 5 Fees (standby) the winner of the Be but he disappointed his followers to Barns Major Lunny, AA Ratück (akip); be, the afternoon
M Evan 14, J. Van der Lely, W. Nicholsoning Green Club,
George Y Abbas, G. E Sellwood (skip);
Chintsa R.C., II. :-Ng and Choy; Choy and Chan; Lau and Hon.
RAMO... Civil Service. At Dooku 200, the Royal Armny Medical Corps lost to the Civil Service CC by 23 games
01 LAMC 14 Total 38.
33,
RA.M.C.-M. Cox and Barnen; B/B Bims and Tiernan; Majer Lynch and Crousdale.
Talkoo B.C... Recreio "B****** Playing at home, the Taikoo R.C. defeated the Club de Recreio." B by 17 points T.R.C., 68, O., de B., (Continued on news Column),
C.8.C.C. Major C. Willson and W. H-Oven, A White and R 49. White; B. Jones and C, R. Spittey,"
60. when he could not better Kowloon DogE and, the Police ap Hagen and Compston
TH McCulloch on top of the second half bracket, and the winner meate Club When all was over, the Prince de Recreio. The winning team next of Wales, who had been playing on #be meets the winner of the Kowloon Princes Course, and had stopped to Tom
join Hiren's gallery, complete the second hal of the cup to Walter Hage
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