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LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE:

CRAIGENGOWER BEATEN IN LAST MATCH.

RECREIO DEFEAT CIVIL SERVICE.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

That lawn bowls has its uncertainties just as much as any other game was seen on Saturday when Craigengower's ambition to go through the senior division undefeated was checked by Kow- Icon CC in a game_which provided a thrilling falsh in favour of the home team by a single shot. It was the last match in the champions' programme. The unique record put up by the Kowloon Docks Recreation Club last season of winning every "match is now likely to hold good for many seasons to come.

"

Two of the Craigengewer rinks did none too well at one stage,', but they both recovered and were up at the end. Bradbury's rink proved to be the failure and Gibson took every advantage of the ... · shortcomings by laying back woods which brought him many points. In the last end Craigengower were left to make two shots to tie the combined score, but they gained only one and lost by the par- rowest possible margin..

The closing matches, in the senior division brought victories for Taikoo at home against Civil Service and for the Bowling Green who had the "Police as their visitors.

"

In the second division the Recreio. "A" team came up to expectations and defeated Civil Service at Happy Valley. They won..on alt rinks, gaining the larger number of shots on a rink composed of senior division players. Ribeiro, the Recreio skip, turned the tables this time on Taylor who held the distinction of having lost only once this season. In the fourteenth head Ribeiro annexed five which enabled him to break away from what had been up to that time a close run.

Taikon's victory over Craigengower places them also in the running for the junior championship as will be seen from the League table. The position as it is at present is all the more interesting as both Civil Service and Recreio "A" are still due to play. at Taikoo.

The Bowling Green defeated the Club de Recreio "B" by East Point lost to the a large margin gained on two rinks

Kowloon CC., but they seem to be gradually improving with each succeeding game. RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

Division I."

Kowloon C.C. beat Craigehgower

by 1 shot (38-57). Bowling Green beat Police by 15

shots' (69-54).

Taikoo beat Civil Service by

shots (57-51).s

Division II,

Civil Service lost to Recreio "A"

by 15 shots (58-70).

Craigengewer lost to Taikoo by

shots ($1-60).

East Point lost to Kowloon C.C.

by 14 shots (52-65). Recreio "B" lost to Bowling Green by 47 shots (39-96),

DIVISION I.

Kowloon 0.0. Craigengower. Playing at home, the Kowloon C.C. beat Craigengover by 1 shot. K.C.C. 39; C.C.C., "37.

K.G.C.

Burford

Kera

Keegan

0.0.0.

Buchanan

Rosselet

Bennett

Overy (S.).... 10 Basa (S.)

Dobbie

Brightman

Howe

Smith

Beer Arculi

Fraser (S.).... 30 Omar (S.)

Goodwin

Neves

Lammert

Wragge

Gibson (S.)...

Total...... 59

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1928.

V.R.C.

NIGHT FETE.

EXCELLENT COMPETITION.

FINE TEAM RACE AND WATER POLO MATCH:

The second V.R.C. night fee held on Saturday, was a bigger success than the first, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. It attracted an even larger number of people who displayed a keen interest in the sports, prominent among whom were HE the Officer Administering the Government (the Hon. Mr. T. W. Southors, C.M.G.) and Mrs. Southern, accompanied by party from Government House. Mr. Sousa's Band render- ed delightful selections during the evening and also accompaniments during the dancing that followed the sparta

The management de- serve a great deal of credit for the success of the evening, which was, to a large measure, due to the untiring efforts of Mr. C. J. Cooke, the Hon. Secretary.

The sports proved to be better than expected. Excellent competi tion marked the struggle in the various events which were closely watched.

The Team Race.

As expected the most spectacular event was the team race, in which

HOME FOOTBALL.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE

WEEK-END RESULTS.

A full programme of matches took place in all divisions of the English League and Scottish League (Division I.) on Saturday. The re sults as cabled by Reuter are as under-

Q.

17.

1.

12.

the Army also entered into the com- petition previously arranged be tween the Victoria Becreation Club and the Combined Chinese Clubs. The greatest interest centred on it and as it progressed excitement grew greater and greater. Although the Army showed up well, at first the race developed into a hard struggle between the Club and the Chinese. The Chinese drew first blood by taking a lend of two yards," but amidst much cheering the Club second than drew level. The res: 3. pective third men struggled hard

9. to lead and again the Chinese forged ahead, this time by 3 yards. Silva Netto, however, caught up and at the end of the fourth lap 18 both were level and the excitement renched its height. The Club's greater reserve prevailed and when . Trods took the bath on level

Craigengewer v. Talkco. Playing at home, Craigeugower lost to Taikoo by 9 shote. C.C.C., 31; T.R.C.,.60.

0.0.0. baras

Harteam

Collins Lewis

..(S.)....... 28

S Ismall Zimmern

Van der Lely

T.R.C.

Keow

Craig

McKechnie

Jas. Sloan

(S.).

Spiers

Cameron

Moore

Razack (S.) 14 Walmsley (S.) 19 terms with the Chinese, the home

Flegg

"'. Young' Watson

O. Ismail

John Sloan Dixon Knots (S.)... 11 Munro (8.)... 26

Total...... 51

Total 60

East Point v. Kowloon 0.0. Playing a boue, East Point last to Kowloon 0.C. by 14 shots. E.P.B.C., 53; K.C.C., 68

B.P.R.C.

A:C.C.

Shaw (S.).... 20 Petharam (S.) 21 Hampton (S.) 13" Herridge (S.) 22 L. de Rome Hirst

(S.)

好

19. (S.)............

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team felt confident of winning, bot the Chinese did not lose heart and the last man kept a little distance only behind Lyons who finished three yards ahead.

The Chinese showed up splendid. ly and are to be congratulated on their fine performance. The teams were as follow:-

V.B.C.D. Lyons, E. A.

R. Roza Pereira, 8. F Gittins: Noronha, D. Laing, R. Silva Netto,

Chinese-Leung Shiu Man, Lau Woon Sun, Chan Tsun Hing, Leung Tit Sang, Yeung Ping Kwai Kwok Fung Sun,

Water Polo Match.

The water polo match between

Total 52 Total..... 66 V.R.C. and the Army also proved to be very exciting and ended in Fast play a draw, 2-goals each. was seen throughout but the match, however, was marred by scrappy play and twice an Army player was ordered 'out of the bath on account of faulty methods.

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Recreio B, Bowling Green,

Playing at home, Club de Recreio B lost to the Kowlood Bowling Green Club 41 shots. Recreio; Fritz/

39; K.B.G.C., 88. Rumjaho

Becreiu. Bradbury (S.) 14

Gutierrez

4(S)........... 21 Total...... 57

Basto (S.)..... Warren (S.)... 33 Ozorio (S.)... 11. Roylance (S.) 29

Bowling Green . Police. Playing at home, the Kowloon' Bowling Green Club beat the Police by 13 shots. K.B.G.C., 69; P.R.C.

K.B.G.C

P.R.C.

Russell (S.)... 18 Mose (S.)

Guy (S.) Macfarlane

(S.)..........

13

J. Clark (S.), 15 A. Clark

(8.)............ 90

Total... 09

18

Total... 38

K.B.G.C. Maclachlan

(6)

The Club opened the scoring, but the Army soon drew level. A penalty was awarded the Club, which they converted. At the in- terval the Club led by 9 to 1 goals. The Army replied in the second Total. 98 half by equalising and although both sides attacked furiously no further scoring took place.

LEAGUE TABLES.

The positions in the League to date are r

Total...... 54 | ***

Taikoo v. Civil Service.

Pivision I.

P. W. D. L. Pts Craigeagower ... 12 1 0 199

Kowloon D.R.C..12

Playing at home, Taikoo beat Taikoo R.C..... 16 Civil Service by 6 shots. T.R.C., Police H. 12 57; C.S.C.C., 51.

T.R.C. Drummond

0.8.0.0.

Pendored

Results,

The results of all the events

follows:

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3.

ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division 1 Birmingham 1; Everton 3 Bolton 0: Blackburn 3 Burnley 2; Sheffield U. 1. Derby 9; Cardiff 0. Leeds U. 5; Manchester U. 2 Liverpool 6 Leicester 3. Manchester C. 3; Huddersfield Newcastle U 2; Bury 1. Portsmouth 91, Arsenal 0. Wednesday 2; Sunderland 1. West Ham Aston Villa 1. Home wins 9, away wins, drawn Goals scored: Home" 7, away

Division II

Barnsley 3; Blackpool 1. Bristol: Swansea 1. Chelsea 2; Middlesbro' 0. Clapton 1; Stoke 0. Hull 1: Notts County 1. Notts Forest 3: Bradford 2 Port Vale & Millwall 2 Preston 3; Oldham Reading 0 Southampton 1. Tottenham Wolves

11.

2.

West Brom. : Grimsby 0. Home wins 9, away wins I, drawn Goals scored: Home 24, away

Division III. (Southern), Torquay 1; Watford 0. Bournemouth 1; 'Fulham 0. Brentford 2; Merthyr 1. Chariton 1; Norwich 0. Coventry 1: Exèter '1. Crystal Pal 1; Newport 1. Gillingham 1; Bristol 0. Luton 4: Southend 2 Northants 1; Brighton 1. Plymouth 1; Queen's Park R. 2. Swindon ; Walsall 1- Home wins, away win I, drawn Goals scored: Home 19, away

0.

13.

Division III. (Northern), Accrington 2; Wigan Q. Bradford C. 4; Crewe 1. Chesterfield 3; Barrow 0: Darlington o; Carlisle 0. Halifax 1; Stockport'. Hartlepools 1; Rotherham 1. Lincoln 3; Tranmere 1. New Brighton 3 Ashington 2. Rochdale 1; South Shields 2. Southport Nelson, 1.

Wrexham ; Doncaster 2. Home wins 7, away wins i, drawn Goals scored: Home 27, away

SCOTTISH LEAGUE. Division I Aberdeen St. Johnstone P. Airdrie 3; Cowdenbeath 2. Arr United 2; Möthetwell 0. Celtic 3; Kilmarnock 0. Dundee 2; Rangers 3. Hamilton 2 Clyde 0. Hibernians 3; Falkirk Partick 3; Third Lanark 4. Queen's Park 5; St Mirren 0. Haith'0'; Hearts 277

Home wins 7, away wing 3, drawn. Goals scored: Home 25,-away

CRICKET.

KENT BOWLER'S NEW RECORD AUSTRALIAN XI'S TEST.. {THROUGH BEDÝKA'S, AGENCY.]

U.S. BASEBALL LEAGUE.

THE WEEK'S RESULTS.

(REUTER'A AMERICAN SERVICE. Į

The week's results in the National

were as follow:- and American Baseball Leagues

Wasional League. Saturday, September 1st

New York 1 Brooklyn 0. Boston & Philadelphia 3. Boston 1 Philadelphia 7. Pittsburgh 1" St. Louis 4. Cincinnatti o; Chicago 1. Sunday, September 2nd

New York 5: Boston Brooklyn 6; Philadelphia 5. Cincinnatti 3: St. Louis 5. Chicago 3: Pittsburgh . Monday, September 3rd

Philadelphis 3; New York 4. Philadelphia 3; New York 9. Cincinnatti 8; St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 8; St. Louis 9. Pittsburgh 18; Chicago 1.. Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 3, Tuesday, September 4th

Boston 2; Brooklyn 3 Boston 2: Brooklyn 0. Philadelphia 4; New York 0. Philadelphia 8; New York 7. Pittsburgh 8: Chicago 9. Wednesday, September 5th

Philadelphia 3; New York 14. Boston 9; Brooklyn 2. F Boston 7; Brooklyn 1. Thursday, September 6th:-

St. Louis 4: Pittsburgh 3. Friday, September 7th

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Philadelphia 4; Boston 0. Philadelphia 3; Boston 4. St. Louis 6; Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 11; Cincinnati 1.

American League. Saturday, September 1st-

Washington 3; New York 8. Philadelphia 14; Boston 9. Chicago Cleveland 6 St. Louis 4: Detroit 6. Sunday, September 2nd:-

Washington 2; New York 0.1 Chicago 3; Cleveland 1.' St. Louis 6; Detroit 4. Monday, September 3rd-

New York 8; Boston 7. New York 3; Boston 4. Washington 6 Philadelphia 1. Washington 5 Philadelphia 4.. St. Louis 3; Cleveland 3 St. Louis 16: Cleveland 10 Chicago 3; Detroit Chicago Detroit Tuesday, September 4th

Chicago 37 Betroit Culcago 3; Détroll 2 St. Louis 9: Cleveland 6. Washington 2 Philadelphia 9. Wednesday, September st

New York 1; Washington 3 New York 8; Washington 3. Chicago; Detroit 10. Thursday, September eth:

Cleveland T Chicago 2 Friday, September th

New York 8; Washington 11. New York 1; Washington '6. Boston e' Philadelphia 1. SHANGHAI AND THE GREYHOUNDS.

DROP IN THE SHARES WHILE "AWAITING, "DECISIONS.

SWEEP TICKET SALES RESTRICTED.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 4th. Rumours of definite action to be taken by the Shanghai Municipal Council and the consular authori ties concerned caused a slight fall. ing off in the value of greyhound share in the Shanghai Stock Exchange yesterday; reyhound Reding Association (founder) te- ing quoted at 850 (cash) as against 205 on Saturday morning and G.R.A. (ordinary dropping troui $18.25 to 815 8.1.0. shares re- mained at $14, and retch shares dropped from '#215 to 173.

Aside from the usual market

LONDON, Sept. 7th. By taking 10 wickets in the fluctuations, this drop was caused match against the M.C.C., Freeman by a report that, at a meeting held raised his total number of wickets yesterday morning between tepre- the,, seusan "to 291, thus sentatives of the Chinese Bureau of old record of 200.

100 yards Handicap for Membeating Tom Richardson's 35-year- Foreign Affairs, the Shanghai

bers.-1, H. Remedios, 70secs.; Edward da Roza, 70secs...

50 yards Ladies' Race.-1, Miss M. George, 37secs.; 2, Misa D Hunt, 40secs.

High Dive (open)-1, Edward da

Roza; 2, Eccleston.

50 yards Team Race (teams of six)-1, V.R.C., Emin 49secs. ;. 2, Combined Chinese Swimming Club; 3, Combined Army Team,

130 yards Back Stroke Handicap for Members-1, Roza Pereira, 28.1-58eck.; 2, B. V. Gittins, "36:2-5 secs.

14 13

0

€ 12

6

0

8

12

Kowloon C.C.... 195 Kowloon B.G.C. 12 -5

1 Q IL 2 Civil Service ... 12

SHOTS YOU AND AGAINST.

For Agst. Up 744 606 138 51Kowloon D.R.C. 684" '38

6 11

0 7 10

Da

0

.0

Taikoo R.C. ... 706 686 Kowloon B.G.C. 706 719

90

0

0

13

Police R.C...... 661 899

0

Kowloon C.C.... 658 797

.0

HONG KONG GARRISON FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Civil Service ... 844 718

Division II

0.74

(S.)............ 19 (8.). 19 Wallace (B.).. 25 "Holledge (8.) 13 Ferguson (8.) 13 Deakin (S.)... 19

Total...... 57

Total...

DIVISION II.

Oivil Service v. Recreio "A".. Playing at home,"

Craigengower

Civil Service lost to Olub de Recreio "A" by 18 Civil Service...

ahote. C.S.C.C., 58; Recreio, 70,

C.S.0.0.

Holdman

Longbottom

*Luck

Recreio

-H. Alvea

Marques" e.-M. S. Alves

Taylor (8.)... 18 Ribeiro (S)... 21

Eccleshall

Jopes Arihald

Malaey

(8)

193

Whant Bickford

Booker Alderman

Yos

Soares 2 Lopes. Yvanovich.

F. X. Silva

“Sousa

C. Eilva

Luz

(8.).....

Recreio "A"

P W. D. L Pti 13 9 1 '2 '19'

12

Taikoo R.C.... 11 Kowloon B.G.C. 13 Kowloon C.C.... 12 Craigongower Recreio "B".. Bast Point R.C. 14 Yacht Club ..... 11

SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST." For Aget. Up

Results-Week-Ending September

12th H Bty. RA. 1, Eq. Wing,

K.0.8.B. 2

Hq. Wing, Let Queen's 4,

BAMC, 3

Gentlemen . Players. The Gentlemen beat the Players by ope wicket.

Players 204 (Hul 6 for 38) and 307 (Mead 117).

Gentlemen. 210 and 302 for 9. C. I. Thornton's X 7.0.0 Australian Team.

Municipal Council, and the British decisions authorities, consular limiting the activities of the clubs cadeerted in the new sport: had

been arrived at The North-Chind Daily News is able to state that the most important decision made "at this meeting was to restrict the sale of sweep tickets' st Luna Park and the Stadium to members of the Thornton's XI drew with the clubs concerned. The will take

effect as soon as possible. Australian Test team "Tourists 416 and 230 for 5 wickets,It is undertood that no facilities innings' declared closed.

for the purchase of steep tickets Thornton's XI 283 (Tate 3 for outside the members' enclosure will be available at the two greyhound 71) and 189 for 3 wickets.

1.0.0. v. Kont.

racing clubs inside the interna- tional Settiinent from Wednesday. M.O.d. beat Kent by

Cfficials of the two clubs' stated yes- prickets.

térday that the pari-mutuels would is no way be affected. ***,

four

270 (Woolley 175) and 294 (J."Bryan 140), **

MC.C. 376 (Bettington 114, Fres man for 147) and 200 for 6 wickets (Freeman 4 for 117).·.

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The Totalizator Bill."

LAWN TENNIS.

FRANCE +. AMERICA,

U.S. BEATEN IN GREAT STRUGGLE.

[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

T

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3th.

the Franco won

lawn tennis match played against America at Philadelphut by 3 hatchbar to

Singles,

Hunter "best de Buzelat 84, 20,

*.9-7.

Doeg (U.S.) beat Landry 4-6, 6-4, I beat Coen (U.S.), Boussus

86.

Van Ryn (U.S.) beat Brugsen

6-3, 6-2.

Cochet bear Lott (U.S.) 6-1,

6-3.

Borotra beat Hennessey (U.S.)

6-3, 3-6, 6-4,

Doubles. Borotra and Brugnon beat Lott and Hennessey 6-3, 38, 86, 6-1

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Boussus and Landry beat Doeg

and Coen 6-2, 7-5. Allison and Van Ryn beat Cochet

and de Buzelet 7-0, 7-5, 6 In an exhibition match, Wilmer Allison beat Miss Helen Wills 6-1,

8-1.

POLICE AQUATIC SPORTS. PROGRAMME FOR NEXT SATURDAY.

The 7th Annual Aquatic Sports of the Police and Prison Depart- ments will be held at the V.RÓ. at 3. p.m. on Saturday, the 15th of September, 1928. The following programme has been arranged:--

1. Plate Diving.

2. Championship of Police. and Prison-Indian and Chinese..

3. Championship of European

Police and Prison Departmen

4. Two Lengths Handicap--Indian and Chinese, Police and Prison. 3. Long Plunge.

6. Two Lengths Handicap-Euro-

peans.

7. Messengers Race ( Lengths).

8 Cork Race.

8 Two Lengths Breast Stroke. 10. High Dive (Three plain dives Points awarded-Form in the Air, Entry and Recovery). 11. Life Saving (uniform and boots

must be worn).

19. Ladies Race-Two Lengths

Handicap.

13. Police Reserve Bace. 14. Comedy Race..

13. Two Lengths Race for Chinese Clerical Staff of both Depart- ments and Fire Brigade.

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18. Consolation Race, for all Euro. pends who have never woria Race Warders. Land Police, Kowloon Police and Reserve. Water Polo-Police and Prison v.

H.M.S. Foxglove. · ··Teak, etc. HONG KONG PING PONG LEAGUE

SOUTH CHINA A.A. WIN SENIOR AND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.'*

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Consultation,

The match between the South China AA and the Wah Yan OBU.. played on Friday evening at the premises of the Chinese Biag CENTRAL 30. For Catholic Society, decided who fa to hold the Kom Tong Challenge Cup this year. The scores were very close at one time but near the end South China forced deci sive "lead" and finally secured the victory by 59 games, to Wah Yan's

48.

The results follow:-

South China A

Weng Tung Hoi Ko Yan Cheong Wong Lan Vid" Kwan Man Ching Yuen Yu Cheung Fok Hin Chi

Total

Wah Yan O.D.,

Ng Tai Ping Chaug Sum Chuen ..... Chan Ting Ding Wong Mo Ping Chang Ying Fook Ng Tin Fongi

Tota!

Points.

All the League matches are now over and the South China

to be congratulated on their suc cess it woning both the Senjor end Junior Championships.

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It is learned that a "modus vivendi" between the Chinese su thorities, the "greyhound racing

The Shanghai Municipal Council Choosing The Team. Addressing the English cricket clubs, and the consular authorities will issue; probably to day, ab offi- M.G. Coy 2nd K.O.S.B. 3 team which as going to Australia bas long been sought. Officials of tial statement of their attitude

MG. Coy. 1st Queen's at Scarborough, Lord Harris told the various organizations have been regarding the new venture.

The position, at presept rests very Tivtures For Next Wook. how players had been selected by in communication since June, but Monday, 10th.--A Coy. 2nd the committee. The committee no definite decision has been reach- much on what action will be taken KO.S.B, D. Coy. 1st Queen's consisted of Lord Harris and ed. No statement of policy was by the senior racing clubs. It is Referee: Sgt: Clarke, H.K.B.Bde. Mess Douglas, Gilligan, Leve obtainable yesterday from official understood that the Changhai Hace Hand These sources, but it is believed that the Club, who are actively concerned Parson-Gower and Da. RA.

7,12th-RE and B. selectors utilised the services of line which will be adopted by the in the principle at issue in the Wednesday 748 488 2600 Civil Service838_008_170 Signals B. Coy. 1st Queen's Meters: Warner and Cart and British authorities will depend agitation over sweep tickets, are Referee: /Sgt. Bunting 2nd Hobbs At their meeting each greatly upon the result of the third preparing certain regulations pich

member wrote down his ideal reading of the Totalizator Bill, will be issued shortly. Should these of K.0.8.3.

will, according to officials of the and selection for the team to go to which will come before Parliament, regulations be promulgated they or Coy. Friday, 14th.-O.

hound racing cluba, be follow- The greyhound racing in the gre K.0.8.8. U. Coy, let Queen's Australia. There was unanimity probably in November, e

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(Continued on next Column)." All matches are at Chatham der of the 17 players were deter. International Settlement is coa- 0244-Road-ground Kick-4.30pm

24 Recreio "A

Kowloon B.G.C. 842 899 160 630 0488 Taikoo R.C.: Kowloon C.C......700 744

25 Recreio "B 848 730

Craigehgower

Yacht Club

East Point

660 787

300

718 7930

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