1929-08-12 — Page 8

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1929.

Local Sport

LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE,

TAIROO LOSE ON ALL RINKS TO" PAST CHAMPIONS.

CRAIGENGOWER SECURE "DOUBLE" AND THE

SENIOR LEADERSHIP.

K.C.C. BEAT CIVIL SERVICE.

Civil Service seniors suffered an unexpected reverse when they." crossed over to the Kowloon C.C, on Saturday and Craigengower, by an all-round victory over Taikoo, became the leaders Recreio improved their standing by defeating the Bowling. Green, which places them next to the leaders with two points behind and a match in hand.

Taikoo juzion were also defeated at home by Craigengower. - It was a creditable performance, as the visitors had to fall back on. four substitutes. Kowloon C.C. again failed to secure their initial paints on their visit to Civil Service, and the latter are now well on top. The Yacht Club were successful this time when they received the Electricians.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE. I

Division I.

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DIVISION II.

Taikoo v. Craigengower. Playing at home. Taikoo lost to Craigengower (home) beat Taikoo Craigengower by 17 shots, 43-66.

by 64 shots (89-18).

1

T.R.C. Watson

0.0.0. Kharas

Kowloon C.C. (home) beat Civil Service by 4 shots (04-30%

1Ju. Sloan

Weir

Langenati ass

Abbas

Kowloon Dock (home) bent Police

by 24 shots (19-48),

McKechnie

(S.)

Rosselet

18

(5.)

M

Recreio (away) beat Bowling

Hope

Green by 14 shots (87-53). Polson

Division IL

Field Houre

Spiers

Craizengower (away) beat Taikoo

Walmsley

(8.) Cameron

19

Keown

Cavanagh Wiltshire (5.) Fenwick Harteam Pearse

21

by 17 shots (65-19).

Civil Service (home) beat Kow-Stewart

loon C.C. by 27, shots (76-49).

SCOTCH FOOTBALL

OPENS.

RANGERS MAKE GOOD

START.

CELTIC BEAT HEARTS.

· THROUGH AIUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Aug. 10. Results of the opening games of the season in the Scottish League, played to-day, were as follows:--- Celts 3 Hearts Condenbeath Morton Dundee United 3 Clyde

0

3

Falkirk 3 Aberdeen........ 2 Hibernians. 3 Airdrie

Kilmarnock Hamilton A... Motherwell...0 Rangers..... Partick T......0 Dundee.- St. Johnstone 2 Ayr United St Mirren 1 Queen's Park...

NAVAL DOCKYARD'S SWIMMING GALA.

LARGE GATHERING AT KOWLOON CAMBER.

1

3

1

There was a representative gather- ing of Dockyard officials and their families at the Kowloon Camber when the Dockyard Recrea- tion Club held its second annual sports on Saturday.

The competition throughout was very keen and the races provided excellent faishes, Miss Maude

Bowling Green (away) beat Re-Munro (S.)... 19 Collins (S.)... 24 George proving the best lady swim-

creio by 27 shots (67-40). Yacht Club (home) beat Electric R.C. by eight shots 65-57.

DIVISION I.

Craigangower v. Taikoo... Playing at home, Craigengewer

beat Taikoa by 46 shots, 82-36.

G.0.0.

Buchanan

O'Brica

Beer

Basz (S.)

Neres

Kazaex

Rumjahn

T.R.C.

Chalmers.

Chapman

Wotherspoon..

Total 49 Total 66

Civil Service . Kowloon 0.0. Playing at home, Ciril Service beat Kowloon C.O. by 27 shots,

76-491

0.5.0.0.

Jones

Bickford

Massey

Archibald

(S.) 20 Lockhart

38 Morrison (8) 7 Luck

Grimes

Stalker

Wallace

F.C.e. Laskam

mer.

Competition among the men was also keen and great interest was centered on the Derby which was won by Mr. C. Falkner. Mr. Moore took the Nott Cup.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

IMPORTANT "B" MATCH DECIDED.

INDIANS "B." FIRST WIN.

Alter a prolonged delay the tio between the Hong Kong Cricket

AMERICAN TENNIS

SENSATION.

YOUNGSTERS BEAT, TILDEN AND HUNTER.

(THROUGH RXUTER'N AGENOT.]

SOUTHAMPTON, NY Ang, IL. The Meadowbrook Lawn Tennis Tournament Doubles Final was not.

HOME CRICKET.

NOTTS - MAINTAIN THEIR ASCENDANCY.

Home cricket matches concluding o Friday resulted as follows:- Kent led Notts on the lat lanings, Laameashire led Middlesex on the fat

indings.

THE WAR OF THE FUTURE.

GERMAN GENERAL'S VIEW,

London-The Evening Standard publishes an article on the war of the future by General You Seeckt, who was coinmander of the Gar- man Army for a number of years | after the War.

The General declares that the

Club and the Chinese Recreationable for a remarkable vistery to two Gloucester defasted Glamorgan by outcome of an armed conflict de

Club in the "B" Division was de- cided on Saturday when, alte gether, fire postponed matches were played off. Hitherto both had an unbeaten record so that the result had a very important bear- ing on the League Table.. The Chinese Recreation Club won, not unexpectedly, on their opponents' courts to the time of eight ents to cas, leaving no doubt that they were the superior team. The win- ners, who are now the only un- beaten team, are at the top of the Table with eight points to their credit and are likely to finish the season in that enviable "position.

Three other matches were decid- ed in this division. By beating Kowloon Cricket Club, the Indian Recreation Cluh wrenched them selves from the wooden spoon pesi- tion in the Table Incidentally they gained their initial point of the season. M.B.K. retained their third position by beating South Chica, while the Royal Engines:s and Signallers were successful against the TM.C.A.

In the only match decided in the "C" Division, Craigengower beat the Royal Engineers and Signallers,

The details follow:-

BDIVISION.

Hong Kong 0.0. v. Chinese R.C. Or their own ground, the Hong Keng CO. lost to the Chinese Re creation Club by eight sets to one. H.K.C.C.-O. E. C. Marton and C. E. Holmes, R. K. Valentine and J. Rodger, Dr. J. Montgomery and J. A. Summers.

C.R.C.Lau Fook Ki and Kwok Po Kan. Iu Tak Cheuk and Lai Kwong Tsun. Lau Man Ching and Cheng Chi Wing.

M.B.K.. South China AiA. At Kowloop, the Mitsui BussAD

young collegians, Messrs. Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin, who beat the famous pair, Tilden and Hanter, 11-9, 10-8, 14, 62

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCE.

OF WALES.

The Prince of Wales has consent- ed to become a patron of the Hos- pital Saving Association and at the mass rally of contributors at the Crystal Palace the following message from him was read:-

an faniriga and 28 runs.

Leicester led Yorkshire on the 1st

ionings. Sussex defeated Surrey by 924

TLAS.

Somerset lost to Essex by 9 rame, Northants lost to Derby by 42 runs, Warwick drew with the South

Africana

Leading counties are ;---

Notts

Gloucester Lancashire Kent Yorkshire, 'Suszex Derby Middlesex Leicester

Games « No. of Played Points

00

pends on the first encounter be tween the hostile forces. Well-train- ed, well-organised, well-equipped. and extremely mobile armies are, accordingly, the first essential that is needed, together with an intel- which is the necessary completion ligent and self-reliant personel,

to create a really perfect war- machinery.

{ A small, but efficient professionsł army is, therefore, in the General's opinion, best adapted to meet all contingencies of war, however de- plorable war is in itself.

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GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF

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GRAIN.

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Lifebuoys Musical

(Open) :--- lat, Miss M. George; 2ad, C. Falk.

net.

Diving Competition :-1st, Mr. 18 Bartlett 2nd, Miss M. George.

Inter-Department Relay Race (3 lips of 50 yds.):-Wen by Chief Engideer's Department.

Lawrence Brace Blackburn

(8.) Raven Laithwaite Pincher Wheat Murphy (8.) 17 Labrum (8.) 15 Simmonds

Carr Orchard' Davica

Smith Haynes (S.). 33 Robinson (S.) 13

Total Total 78

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Arcti (S.)... 19. Ferguson (8) 16 Holland

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Young

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Laing Omar (S.)..... 23 Matthews (8.) 13

Total

Total

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36

Kowloon 0.0. v. Civil Service. Playing at home, Kowloon CC. beat Civil Service by four shots,

54-50

K.C.C.

Hampton

Burford

Hyde-Lay

C.S.C.C.

Silkstone (8.) 17 Grimmitt (S.) 24

Gitlins

Petheram

Overy

Randle

Deakin

Hollidge.

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Holdman

Gregory

.Booker

Alderman

Gibson (8.)... 25 Taylor (5)

Webb

Howe

Purres

Maughan Lammert (S.) 12 Brawn (S.). 20

34 Total

Total

Kowloon Dock v. Police.

Club de Becreto u. Bowling Green. Playing at home, Club de Recreio last to the Bowling Green Club by 27 shots, 40-67.

Recreio.

A. Rosario M. Baptista

A. Comes

A. E. Alves

(3.)

K.B.G.C. Stoncham Phillips Davidson Whibley:

13 (8.)

Thompson Chittenden

Drake

•

Ladies' Handicap (50 yds, over 18 years): Miss M. George; 2nd, Mrs. Bartlett.

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Playing at home, Kowloon Dock

beat the Police by Nahota, 72-18

K.D.R.U.

Cooper

Cullen

McKelvie

P.R.C.

Henderson

"McLeod"

Field

Puncheon (8.) 17 West (8.)

Goodman,

Ramsay

Johnstour

Marks

MdLaggan

Mair

Hargreaves

*(8.) Prenses

Gray

(5.)

Atkinson

Greig

Hedley

Glendinning

Fender

Hollands

Brown (8.)... 26 Moss (S.)

72% Total

Total

Yacht Club . Electric R.C. Playing at home, the Yacht Club beat Electric B.C. by eight shots.

H.K.E.R.C. Duckworth Normington

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50-372

R.I.K.Y.O.

Sutton

Hamilton

Shaw

Lundy

Macfarlane

(S.) 18

Reed

L. de Rome

91

Jordain

Coutts

Carpenter

Deacon

Muskett (8.)

Chapman (8.) 29 Davies (8.).

Stevenson

Sutherland

16

11

Recrato. v. Bowling Greez Plasing at home, the Bowling Green Club lost to Recreio by 14 shots, 83-67.

K.D.C.C. Hall

Nish

Gug

(8.)

18

Recreto. Botros Gutierrez

Alves

Yvanovich

(8.)

Hon. Mr.

Tarbuck

Hatch

Southorn Akeburst

Division II.

P. W. D. L Pts. Civil Service...119 0 2./19 Craigengower ...10 7.03 14 Kowicon B.G.C. 11 7 0 4 14" Taikoo R.C....... 60 4 10 Electric .C.10

5 0 5 10 Yacht Club...10

30 5 10 Club de Recreio 11 0 8 6 Kowloon C.C. ...10 0 10 0

SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.

For Azst. Up. Da. Civil Service...723 384 330 24 Kowloon B.G.C. 688

Taikoo R.C... 581 495 50 Craigongower... 801 559

192 94

Yacht Club 573 576

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Electric R.O.... 590 615 0 13 Club de Recreio 607033

Kowloon -0.0.492|739),

Edwards (8.) 18 Webster (8.) 21

Total

Total

B5

LEAGUE TABLES.

** C.” DIVISION,

Gralgengower v R.E. and E.S."

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LEAGUE TABLES.

The positions in the League, to date, are:-

"A" Divizion.

25

0-56

P. W. L. Pts. Hong Kong 0.5, 17 0 Chinese B.C.7.

Bouth China Á‚Ä........ 7 : 3 Club de Recreio..... 4 Craigeagower C.0... $ Indian R.C. University...

Kowloon 0.0.75, 2 M.B.K.

7 4 3 4

5

1

INTER-DEPARTMENT MATCH

P.W.D. BEAT EDUCATION

DEPT. TEAM

On the Police ground yesterday,

“B" Division.

Cinaese R.C.

the P.W.D. defeated the Education Hong Kong C.C. Department and qualified to meet B.K

P. W. L. P5.

80

.8

1. 6

10" 0

4.6

B 4 4

Nippon... 74

34

the Prison Department, who were RE. & R.S- micceesiul the previous week YM.Q.A against the Small Units

The P.W.D. had the lead for a South China A............ 8 1.8 5 3 10good part of the match," but were University .......... 88

13

10 passed by one shot (16-13) when Club de Recreio 4. 2 44.%

0

Division I

P. W. D. L Pts

3.14 Craigeagower...100 Club de Recreio. 9 603 12 0.4 12 Kowloon D.R.C. 100 Civil Service 10 60 412 Kowloon B.G.C. 980 4 Kowloon U.C.105. 08 Taikos R.C. 10 14 06 :30 Police R.C., 10 ..0010 DAAG BHOTS FOR AND AGAINST. A

For Agst Up. Da. Kowloon D.R.C. 637 515 122 24 Craigangower 648, 147 09 20 Kowloon B.G.C. 533 108.250 Club de Recreio 544 510 23 0 Civil Service 532 154 0

1069 Russell (8.)... 17 R. F. Lus (8.) 13 Taiken R.O. 556 60S

1200 Kowloon C.C... 321 605 1.01 81. Total 67 Police B.C... 498401840 119

(Continued on next Column).

Eccleshall Roylance

C. F. Vas Marques

10. A. Lopa

18 Ribeiro (8)

Muir

Glow (8.)

Duncan

Hogbin

Farrell

C. G. Silv

Tota

L. C. Soun

Alves

* Division,

P. W. L Pts

77 0.7

8 their opponents secured eight shots Indian R.C 8.1 7.1 on three heade Thoy, however, Kowloon C.0.2.2:10 4 191 came back again and wes by three shots. Teams and scores were P.J.D. Burford Howe Rose

W: E. Hallands

*(8.)

Education Dept.

Mycock

Edwarda

Hamilton

Brawa

23 (5.) .....

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Craigengower 0.C RAO.C....... RE. & S.

Next Sunday on the same ground the Police meet the

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