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LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE MATCHES.
CHAMPIONS BEATEN AT BOWLING GREEN CLUB.
THIRD "DOUBLE" FOR CIVIL SERVICE Č.C.
TAIKOO CHECKED ON OWN GROUND.
Saturday's lawn bowls matches gave double victories for the Civil Service and Bowling Green Club, some of the games provid ing small margins. The 'Civil Service, whose junior team 'won by" only, one shot the Yacht Club, have so far carried the day in all their three matches. The Bowling Green Club accounted for both the Craigeugower teanu, the champions being beaten by four' shots. Kowloon Dock turned the corner this time.
Club de Recreio and Taikoo seniors shared the points at King's Park--a very fair result of a closely contested game. Taikoo Juniors, however, collapsed at home in giving Recreio their first win. The Electricians also fored badly in their home meeting with Kowloon C.C.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE,
Division L
Civil Service (h) beat the Police
by 30 shots, 73-39. " Kowloon Dock (s) beat Kowloon
C.C. by 20 shots, 78-58. K.B.G.C. (b) beat Craigengower
by four sheta, 39-36.
LEAGUE '11.
Uralgengower .
Bowling G:G.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1930.
Playing at home, Craigengower
CHINESE AND INDIANS BRING" OFF
"DOUBLE."
·ANOTHER LARGE PROGRAMME COMPLETED,
KOWLOON INDIANS SCORE SURPRISE
VICTORY.
Brilliant weather favoured tennis players on Saturday, and altogether a very large programms of league matches was decided. The Chinese and Indian Recreation Clubs continue to add to their respective lists of wins," while the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club created a surprise by beating the Civil Service Cricket Club in the "C" división at King's Park by six sets to three.
Hong Kong Cricket Club did well to beat the South China Athletic Association by seven sets to two, while the fixture between Kowloon Cricket Club and Chinese Recreation Club in the senior section was postponed,
In the "B" division, Civil Service Cricket Club received a walk-over from the European Y.M.C.A.
CIVIL SERVICE RECEIVE WALK-OVER.
"A" DIVISION.
LR.C. M.B.K.
C.O. lost to Kowloon Bowling Greention Club easily accounted for the At Sookunpoo the Indian Recrea- Club by eight shots.
0.0.0.
M.B.K., giving away only a set in the process. The scores were
W. McBride
Recreio (h) drew with Taikoo, 63Y. Abbas
shots each.
Division II.
K.B.G.C. (a) beat Craigengower
by eight shots, 75-67.
Civil Service (a) beat Yacht Club
by one shot, 63-62.
Recreio (s) beat Taikoo by 31
shots, 69-38.
Kowloon C.C. (a) beat Electric
R. C by 41 shots, 79-32
LEAGUE I
Civil Service v. Police.
Playing at home, Civil Service C.C. beat the Police by 36. shots.
C.8.0.0.
F. Jones
S. E. Alderman
¡L. Holland
*A. O. Brawn
(S.)........... 23
J. T. Dobbia
L. Longbottom
A. E. Murphy
(. Moss
(S.).......
13
E. W. Simmonds
H. F. Westlake
J. Hollidge
"A. W. Grimmitt
(8.)
P.R.C..
: W. Dail
24"
Total.......75
McHardy
J. C. S. Fender
Hargreaves
(S.)
W. MdLood
Brittain
R. Marks'
J. C. West
·(8.)
F. Nolan
G. Alexander
J. S. Dick
E. Post
(S.)
Total
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........... 33
J. M. Ribeiro
F. C. Finner
E. Mawfung
W. V. Field
(S.)
W. Ward
G. E. Roylance
Thompson
S. A. Rumjahn and H. D. Rem jahn (1.R.C.)-
US.RO. #¡ IRC.
The game was also played at King's Park, with the visitors win-
scores were!— ning by six sets to three. The
Lieut. Walter and Capt. Vedder (U.S.R.C.):
EX.0.0.0.R.C.
Playing at böme, the Hong Kong Cricket Club were defeated by eight
seța to one¦—
H. V. Parker and M. W. Turner (B.K.C.O.)
lost to Lan Man Kwong and
Kwok Pod Kan.........
lost to Hon Lun Fun and
How Yuk Kwan
lost to Ip Kau Ko and Kwok
Hing Sum
2. ส
6
C. H. Bradley and G. E. R. Dirett (E.K.C.C.);
beat Lau Man Kwong and
Kwok Po Kan......
lost to Hon Lan Fun and
Mow Yuk Kwan lost to Ip Kau Ko and Kwok
Hing Sam
THE DAVIS CUP.
FURTHER PROGRESS.
U.S. ELIMINATES CANADA,
(THHOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
PHILADELPHIA, May 17. Playing at Philadelphia, J. Van Ryn (United States) bent J. Wright (Canada) 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 6-9.
G. Lott (United States) beat Marcel Rainville (Canada) 6-2, 6-2,
3-6
3- 6
8-G
J. E. Heary and E. W. Stabb (H.K.C.C.);"
lost to Lau Man Kwong and
Kwok Pa Kan.....
3. 6 lost to Hon Lun Fun and
Mow Yuk Kwan ........ #8 lost to Ip Kau Ko and Kwok
Hing Sam
3.5
Filipino. Racreio, The Filipinos wers defeated on their own ground by six sets to three. The scores were:
J. M. Cruz and D. Leonard (Fili, pino Club):-
lost to A. V. Remedios and
L. Ribeiro
4, 8 beat M. Oliveira and J..
Xavier
10- S beat H. Noronha and A, A..
Remedios
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U.S. Beats Canada.. The United States eliminated Canada from the Davis Cup.
Van Ryn and Allison (America) beat Wright, and Crocker, 6-0, 6-k
€-2,
Australia Eliminates Ireland.
-DUBLIN, May 17. Playing at Dublin, Rogers (Ire. land) beat Crawford (Australia) 6-3, 3-0, 7-5, 2-6, 03"
Moon (Australia) beat MacGuire (Ireland) 6-2, 7-5, 36, 8-0.
Australia eliminated Ireland, Willard and Hopman (Australia) T. Leonard and W. Ogler (Fill-beat Rogers and Allan Smith, 6-4,
pino Club):-
lost to A. V. Remedios, and
K.B.G.C.
A. L. de Sousa
G. J. Chambers · Campbell Ferguson
W. Collins
(5.)
W. Drake
(S.)
lost to S. H. Ismail and A.
A. Rumjan
L. Ribeiro................ beat M. Oliveira and J.
. સ.
19
Е. Кеги
T West
L. Rapley
18 " (8.)
28
G. E. F.
beat Y. Yoshida and T.
Imura
beat Y. Yoshida and T
Imura .....
6- 1 bert T. Honda' and T. Aki-
Fama. &- 2 beat N. Ruyase and T. Edo.."6- 2 C. A. L. Rumjahr. and J. A. E. Caseumbhoy (LR.C.) :——
lost to S. A Haasain and O.
Ismail lost to A. H. Madar and S.
A Ismail Comdr. Herbert and Lieut. Small- wood (U.S.R.C.)
96
1- 6
Xavier .....
0-4
lost to II. Noronha and A. A.
Remedios
2- 6
·3-6
M. Rull and V. Zafra (Filipino Club):-
lost to A. V. Remedios and
lost to 8, H. Ismail and A.
A, Rumjaha
8-
beat T. Honda and T. Aki-
yama
3-6 lost to 8. A. Hassain and 0.
Ismail
8. 6
J1
L. Ribeiro............................. 0- B lost to M. Oliveira and J.
Xavier lost to H. Noronha and A. A.
Remedios
4 B
06
7-8
beat N. Hayase and T. Edo... 6- 4
lost to A. H. Madar and S.
A. Ismail..
ELT.C. v. U.S.0.0.
1- 6
Playing at home, K.I.T.C. won by
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I. M. A. Razack and A. R. Minu (1.R.C.) :-))
six sets to three. The scores were:
beat S. E. Iamail ano A. A.
Rumjahn.
8-4
bent 8. A. Hussain and 0.
Ismail
(K.I.T.C.)-
lost to V. H. Freeman and
G. J. Mitchell beat J. Pengelly and H. J.-
Best
C-3
6- 9
beat T. Armstrong and G.
Gull
B. 2
Van der Lely R. C. Reed
S. M. Flegg
W. A. Hale
J. Carr (S.)... 10 Davidson (3.) 33
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Total ...... 67
Total
Yacht Club Civil Service. Playing at home, the Yacht lost
to Civil Service C.C. by dạe shot.
R.II.K.Y.C.
A. Stevenson
L. S. Greenhill
16 P. W. Ramsay
A. Macfarlane
(S.).
E. S. Abraham
A. Murdoch
C.S.C.C.
J. Willmott
W. Bickford
L. R. Whant
"
R. T. Taylor
19
(8.)......
21
18 E. W. Carpenter
息
39
Kowloon, 0.0, v. Kowloon Dock, Playing at home, Kowloon C.0. lost to Kowloon Dock R.C. by 20 shots.
K.C.C.
H. Gittina
C. J. Tacchi
A. Hyde-Lay
J. Fraser
(8.)......
A. C. Burford
J. Howe
D. Petkeram
A. E. Silkstone'
(8.)-
F. Goodwin
H. Overy
J. C. Lyal
I E. Lammert
(8.)
16
K.D.R.C.
H. G. Cooper
E. Docherty
W. Hedley
R. Lapsley
(8.)
F. C. Goodman
A. V. Ramsay
J. McKelvie
C. Atkinson
M
34
(5.). 23
W. Greig
Coleman
F. Cullen
W. M. Johnston 20(5.)
Total 38
A. L. Shields
(S.)........... 13
E. B. Reed
A. T. Hamilton
B. E. Maughan
A. Chapman.
(S.)
20
Total
62
H. E. Strange L. E. Luck
R. R. Davies
W. E. Hollands
(S.).......... 24 FH. Holdman R. R.Wood J. W. Deakin
F. Haynes
(8.)
18
Total..... 63
Talkco - Club de Recreio, Playing at home, Taikoo lost to Club de Recreio by 31 shots,
Recreio,
T.R.C.
Cunningham
W. Brown
S. Amery
J. J. Whyte,
(S.)........... 13.
C. Summers
T. Stainton
W. Bell
R. K. Dancan
(9.)
J. Sloan, Jr.
T. Swan
G. E. Stewart
D. Walmsley
13
(S.)........ 12
21
Total 28
Total
а
E.B.G.C. v. Oralgengower,
R. A. Basto
J. M. Alves
F. X. Soares"
F. V. Ribeira
J. Rosario
E. M. Remedios
F. X. Silva
(S.)......
M. Baptista
Remedios
A. Robarts
J. E., Ozorio
(6.)
Total
Electric R.D., Kowloon 0.0. Playing at home, H.K. Electric
Playing at home, Kowloon Bowl-R.C. lost to Kowloon C.C. by 11 ing Green Club beat Craigehgower shots.
by four shots.
'.
beat Y. Yoshida and T..
Imura
6- 1 beat to T. Honda and T.
Akiyama .... .......... 3- 7 best N. Hayase" and T. Edo 8- 1
8,0.À.A. v, H.K.0.0.
Journeying to King's Park, the HKCC beat South China easily by seven sets to two. The scores
were:-
Major Caddeli and Lieut. Gould (U.S.R.C.):-
beat A. H. Madar and S; A.
Ismail
E.E.0.0.t. R.E.S.C.
Playing on their own ground, Hong Kong Cricket Club were
Li Wai Tsoi and Li Woon Taci beaten by seven sets to two, the (S.C.A.A.) :--
last to A, L. Sullivan and L.
Goldman
3-6
lost to H. Owen Hughes and
A. D. Humphreys ........ 3-'6 beat H. J. Armstrong and 0.
E. C. Marton
Chao So and Wong Fook Nam (8.C.A.A.) :—
lost to A. L. Sullivan and L
Goldman
1- 6
lost to H. Owen Hughes and
A. D. Humphreys ...................... 3-6 lost to H. J. Armstrong and
10. E. C. Marton .............
во в
Luk Ding Cheong and Ho Wai Eing (S.CAA.) :—
Recrblo v. 0.2.0.
A close game was seen when these teams met at King's Park, when the Chinese won by five sets to four. The scores were.
F. Remedios and H. Barros (Re creio) :-
scares being:-
J. D. Humphreys and R. E. Wild (E.K.C.C.):-
lost to Col. R. B. Skinner
and Lieut. Col. Wyatt... 4 6 lost to Major Tosh and Capt.
de Linde
4- 6 lost to Major Kerrich and
«S/M. Atkinson ........... 5-7
L T. Ride and T. G. Bennett (H.K.C.C.) →
lost to Col. RB. Skinner
and Lieut. Col. Wyatt... 4- ́§ lost to Major. Tosh and Capt.
de linde***
......... 2. 6 beat Major Kerrich and S/M.
Atkinson
A. H. Basto
lost to A. L. Sullivan and L.
(9.)............ 25
Goldman
64
2-6
lost to H. Owen Hughes and
PA. D. Humphreys
12-14
J. A. Summera and W. A, Nowers (HK.C.O.):~
beat H. J. Armstrong and O.
E. C. Marton
& 4
beat Cal R. B. Skinner and
Lieut. Col. Wyatt
7-5,
23
-"B" DIVISION.
lost to Major Tosh and Capt.
de Linde
3- B
lost to-Major Kerrich and
S/M. Atkinson, .................... 1- 0
University v. 0.0.0.
Lost to Lau Fok Ki and
Cheung Wing Kee
At Pokfulam, the Happy Valley The team won by the odd set. scores were:-.
4-6
lost to Chin Chun Chiu and
F. Y. Kho and T. K. Lien. (Uni- versity);-
Hung Wai Chia ...
3-6
beat Choi Ping Fan and Ng
beat H. J. Howard and J.
W. Leonard
0.4
Kam Chuen
B- @
lest to. G. Li and W. J.
11
34
L. Rocha and G. A. Noronha (Recreio);
Howard
3-6
B-4
beat Lau Far Ki and Cheung
Wing Kee ...
6-4
beat Chiu Chun Chiu and
Hung Wai Châu
C
lost to Choi Ping Fan and
(8.)........... 23
Ng Kam Chuen
2-6
lost to H. J. Howard and J.
W. Leonard...
2-3
C. A. Barretto and A. V. Gosano
beat G.. Lia and W. J. Ho-
ward
7-5
(Recreio)
Total 2.50
Total
53
..14
Total 25
(8.)
Total
70
Recreio v. Taikoo R.C.
last to Lau Fak Ki and
Cheung Wing Kee........ beat Chit Chun Chiu and
8.3 Hung Wai Chun....... Just to Choi Ping Fan and
Ng Kam Chuen
lost to A. B. Hamson and E.
Leonard
38
48
F.B.G.C.
D. Muir
J. S. McIntosh
E. Hogbin
A. M. Holland
(S.)...........
R. S. Nichol
H. H. Rose
H. McTavish
15
C.C.C.
F. J. Neves.
M. A. R. Sousa,
W. Gill
H.K.B.R.C
W. Stoker
G. T. Padgett
F. F. Duckworth H. Batch
(S.)....... 12 16 s. J. Clarke
B. W. Bradbury
(8.)
E. Tuck
A. E. Coates
E. el Arculli. U..M. Omar
(S.). 19
W. R. Whibley
·(8.)
28
W. Brightman
C. B. Rossclet
H. F. Stoneham
V: Chittenden
H. Nish
J. Cavanagh 2
L. Guy (8.)... 18 E. Basa (8) 20
R. Wallace
D. 6. Hall
J. F. Lunny
W. B. Muskett
(S.)
A. Tarbuck E. Thompson L.de Rome.
A. F. Paci
(8.)
12
K.C.O.
J. Smith, J. S. Dinaen TW. Carr L. J. Blackburn
(8.)
O. B. Raven
F. E. Lawrence
D. A. Purves
J. M. Jack
W. Borrowman
Jeeves
W. W. Hirst V. C. Labrum
LEAGUE TABLES,
Division L
Division II.
6-2, 6-9,
Austria Knocks Out Norway.
Osto, May 17. Playing at Oslo, Austrin defeated Norway by three matches to nil. i Ladia Defeated by Japan.
LONDON, May 17.
AMERICAN WINS WALKER CUP.
TEN OUT OF TWELVE- MATCHES.
MOE'S AMAZING" RECOVERY,
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, May 10.
America won the Walker Cup at Sandwich by ten matches to two.
The results of the singles were as follows:--
Dr. Willing (America) beat J. Nelson Smith (Britain) 2 and 1
Donald Moc (America) beat J. A. Stout (Britain) 1 up.
Bobby Jones (America) best R. H. Wethered (Britain) 9 and 8.
H. R. Johnson (America) beat R. H. Wethered (Britain) and 8...
H. R. Johnson (America) beat C. |J. H. Tolley (Britain) 3 and 4.
C. Voight (America) beat Sir Arnest Holderness (Britain) 10 and
&
G. Von Elm (America) beat Rex Hartley (Britain) 3 and 2.
Campbell (Britain) 6 and 5,
R. Mackenzie (America) beat W.
T. A. Torrance (Britain) beat F. Quimet (America) 7 and 6.
Hartley Cracks Up. After the morning round, when Tolley was three' down, he inspired fresh hope by regaining the first three holes in the second round. At the seventh, however, Tolley was At Regent's Park, Ohta (Japan) again three down. Jones, after a devastating last balf in the morn beat Soni (India) 6-1, 64, B-D...
ing, was mere kindly disposed later Satch (Japan) beat Mohan (In-on and was content to retain the dia) 10-8, 6-1, 6-2.
lead, although he was always hit- ting with tremendous power.
Japan defeated India by winning the first three matches"
Hartley was two up at the third in his match with Von Elm, but. after that he cracked up completely.
excuse and no hope at the end of the morning round when they were eight and six down respectively.
Peroz Ali and Firdos Khan JUBILEE HANDICAP. Campbell and Holderness had no
M. A. Khan and S. B. Salleh (K.I.T.C.):
.
lost to V. H. Freeman and
2-8 G. J. Mitchell' beat J. Pengelly and H. J.
Best beat T. Armstrong and "G.. "
"Guli
6.4 B. S. Mahan Singh and Jehan Dad (K.I.T.C.):-
4
lost to V. H. Freeman and
G. J. Mitchell
2-0 beat J. Pengelly and H. J.
"Beat
6- 4 beat T. Armstrong and G.
Gull'
& 3
German T.Q. v. 8.0‚Å‚A.
At King's Park, South China. won by eight sets to one. The
scores were !--
Wong Fook Nam and Siow Kim | Sang (S.C.A.A.):—
beat R. Schmidt and G. T
8.1
Ehren beat O. May and O. Neidt... 62
Boese and B. beat H.
G 1
LUCKY TOR BEATS FIELD
OF FIFTEEN.
AN EIGHT TO ONE WINNER:
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.}
LONDON, May 17. The Jubilee Handicap, run at Kempton Park.to-day, resulted a follows:
Lucky Tor
Six Wheeler
1
Lion Hearted. Won by a length; two lengths between second and third. There were 15 starters."
The betting was 8/1 Lucky Tor, 10/1 Six Wheeler and 100/3 Lion Hearted.
DAUNTLESS DIANA'S
TRIUMPH.
"I KNEW I COULD" WIN,
Schroeter Chan Kan Hang and Chan Kam 13-YEAR-OLD GOLF CHAMPION. Moon (S.C.A.A.):~~
beat R. Schmidt and G. v.
Ehren
☎ +9
lost to O. May and O. Neid. 4-6
6- 2
(THROUGH BEUTRE'S AGENCY.]
beat E Goese and B.
LONDON, May 16, Schroeter
"I knew I could win," said Miss Ho Hin Kan and Liu Kwai Fan Dana Fishwick, the nineteen-year (S.C.A.A.):
old English girl who to-day defeat ed the Americaa, Miss Glenca Col lett in the final of the
Open Ladies' Golf Championship at Formby, by
beat. R. Schmidt and G. v.
Ehren
.... 7-3 beat O. May and O. Neidt - 3 beat H. Boese and B.
Schroeter
LEAGUE TABLES.
€ 1
2
four and three.
Miss Fishwick's remark was made when a mob of hundreds of fren zied spectators, from which she had been rescued by her mother, at-
The positions of the team, up to tempted to chair her from the
Course. beat A. B. Hamson and. E. date, are:-
Mish Fishwick's first This was Miss Zimmert
"A" Division,
Open Championship and it had P. W. L Pt. been predicted that she would not ... Ng and A. Le Tsai (Uni- Indian R.C.
even be match for Miss Collett, versity)
Chinese R.C.
who is twenty-seven and the Ameri- Hong Kong C.C
can, woman champion, Miss Collett M.B.K...........
10 1
ranks as America's greatest woman South. Chinn AA 20 2 .0 goller. Kowloon C.C.
0 0 0
0
110 1 .....21 I
1
0
Amazing Recovery.
Stout, however, was the victim of the most amazing recovery ever seen at Sandwich. "At the end of the morning he lead Moe by four hales. He won the first three in the afternoon to become soven up, but Moe demolished this big lead by the time. the twelfth hole had reached and finished by holing out the course in '67. Stout ung on hravely to the eighteenth where Moe, playing like a wizard, almost holed gut his second shot.
The Americans sustained their ne curacy throughout the whole match and deserved their victory.
In an interview Bobby Jones said. "I never dreamed that we should Roger Wethered, the British captain, said, "I can only say that the better side won.”
play so well."
GOLF AT MOOR PARK.
DIEGEL BEATS MITCHELL.
(THROUGH "REDTEX'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, May 17. The British and American golf battle front was transferred to Moor Park, Rickmansworth, to-day, where a 38 hole skirmish between the respective match play cham- pions, Diegel and Mitchell, for aide stakes of £930, concluded an his- toric weck, Diegel had two.cad. dies, one for his clothes. He wore four pullovers, but by the sixth discarded three.
After winning the first Mitchell, with three putts, won the third, where Diegel squared, and won the fifth. Mitchell won the sixth and Diegel at the eighth turned one up. and maintained, the lead at the eighteenth, which he won for two up, having a lead of 76 and 77. Both gave a poor display of putting.
LONDON, May 17.
On the contrary, however, in
Diegel beat Mitchell 1 up "B" Division,
addition to worthy goll, Miss Fish-Though beaten Mitchell made a P. W. L Pts. wick showed herself to possess a
3 .3 Indian R.C... 33 03 Craigengower C.C.. 0 2 E.E. Sports Club 10 Club de Recreio
Y. F. Chew and G. E. Yeoh (Uni- Chinese R.C. veraity).
lost to E. J. Howard and J.
W-Leonard
Nippon r M.B.K.
The teams met at King'a Park with the former winning by eight
sets to one ---
Nippon Club
2 1 1 1
3 1
perfect big match temperament. gallant last minute recovery. After Her confidence never faltered and being down at the 27th he won she gave the American da uphill the 29th in three. At the 20th, Aght. After squaring at the second after putting his tee-shot into the hole Miss Collett never get ahead.se, be made a marvellous re- She regained two holes in the after covery pitching his ball to within a roon, but Miss Fishwick was not Yard of the pin Playing a "birdie" dismayed.
at the 35th Mitchell squared the match. At the 36th by a typical demon putt Diegel, from the edge of the green, holed out, while ft chell failed to sink his ball which was only thrée yards from the hole.
"Maybe I shall try again next 3 1 year" said the disappointed Mis United Services C.C. 3 1 241 Collett who has twice travelled five South China A.A, ... 1 010
thousand miles only to be beaten in the final match. M.B.K. E.Y.M.C.A.
2 0 2.0
303 0
"Division..
P. W. L. Pts.
2
Chinese R.C. University
0 3
lost to G. Lis and W. J.
Howard
Hồng Kong C.C
P W D L Pts..
beat A. B, Hamson and E.
Zimmern
- @
6- 3
Kowloon C.C........
Civil Service ... Craigengower
3 3 0 0
3. 2 Kowloon B.G.C. 3 2
0.
1
4
0 .1 4
J. Laing
22
(B)
14
Taikoo RC 3 11 1 Club de Recreio 3 1 1 1 Kowloon D.R.C 3 1 0
3
2
J. C. Chalmers
J. C. Palson J. Russell
*
P. W. D. L. Pts, Kowloon B.G.C. 33 0
0
6 0 8 Civil Service. 330: Kowloon C.O... 3 0 1 4 Yacht Club 2 1 0 19 Club do Recreio 31 02
Kowloon C.C... 3, 1
Craigengower 23102 '0 2 .9
Taikoo R.C. Police R.C.3 19.0 3.0
Electric R.C. 3
2 11 1 2 1. 1. 1 Civil Service C.C.... 3 1 21 University
31
2
2 0
2 0 30
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
J. Chapman
T. Grimes
G. McLeod
N. Drummond
(8.)
Total
Playing at home, Club de Recreio drew with Taikoo R.C. each side
scoring 83 shots.
Recreio.
H. A. Alves
L. Gutierrez P: Yvanoich C-E. Marques
(51)
E. L. Barros
A. V. Barros
C. A. Lopes
A. S. Gomes
L. C. R. Sousa
C. G. Silva
R. F. Luż
(8.)
T.R.C.
J. Bloan, Sr.
A. Stalker
Wotherspoon Tur Agst Up A TUB, SKB LAGIKOT:
31 Civil Servia
29
0 20
01
Nomura and Suenaga (Nippon);—
beat Matsuo and Takashiwa 6- 4 beat Ema, and. Nakamura lost to Fujimori and Tochi... 2-6 Youhikowe zad Suri (Nippony
beat Matsue and Takashiwa & 3 beat Ema and Nakamura 8. 2 beat Fujimori and Tochie 3
20-
0
69 Kowloon B.G.0. 224 155
0
0 Civil Service, 210 173 37 Kowloon C.C... 105 163
30
Yacht Club 123 123
Q
4.
021
Club de Recreio 178 177 Craigengower. 176 2010 Taikoo R.C. 100, 140 Electric R.C... 136 210.
0.
25
a
40
74
Nakate and Fujieda (Nippon);-
beat Matsuo and. Takishiwa 7. 5 beat Ema and Nakamura 84 bent Fujimori and Tocbi...... & 4
Taikoo R.C... 100 160 Club de Recreio 104 165 Craigengower 176 130 Kowloon B.G.0 175 176 Kowloon D.R.C. 171 175 Kowloon C:C/22/177 - 198
0 107 63 Police R/C 123 920
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South Chipa A Ar Filipino Club Indian R.O. Kowloon I,T.C. Hong Kong C.C. Club de Recrelo Civil Service C.C. Nippon Club... Kowloon C.O. German T.C.
0 1
1 141 1/12 1
1
1...2
HOCKEY.
¿RADIO S.C, v., HERMES,"
Thangkarate was played-st Sookunpoo on Saturday and result- ed in a win for the sailors by three goals to one.
The sailors were too good for the
CHINESE ATHLETES ARRIVE IN JAPAN.
Kong, May 17.3.2
The Chinese Olympic team ar
Radio Sports Club, who were com-rived this evening on the Taiyo
0 plately outclassed.
0
It is hoped to arrange a return
match on Saturday next.
Maru. They will be accorded a re-
ception at the Chinese Assembly Hall by local Chinese residents.
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