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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,
Local Sport
LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE MATCHES.
BOWLING GREEN SECONDS BEAT CIVIL SERVICE.
MEETING OF CHAMPIONS AND VALLEY RIVALS AGAIN POSTPONED.
TAIKOO WIN THE DOCK
DERBY."
Lawn bowls followers were disappointed on Saturday oking- to the important meeting between Civil Service and Craigengower senior teams having to be withdrawn again. The match was call- ed off the previous evening on the assumption, that the ground would not be in a playable condition, but it would have been wiser to have delayed the decision until the actual tinic for play. .Police and Craigengawer greens were in quite good condition and their teams fulfilled their engagements. The only other fixture which did not come off was the junior game between Kowloon C.C. and Taikoo, which it was decided to postpone the previous day owing to the hopeless condition of the Kowloon ground.
The Dock Derby at Taikos provided a close win for the home team. Bowling Green Clubs defeated the Police at the Valley by the heaviest margin of the season-55 shots." Club de Recreio kopt the points at home in their first meeting with Kowlcon C.0. Bowling Green Club juniors at last realised their ambition to get ahead of Civil Service after their even run in ten matches The Yacht Club succeeded as Caigengower by a amalt margin. Club de Recreio lust at. North Point to the Electric RC. It was on the "all Alves" rink that the vietary was registered.. RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Division I.
Taikoo (home) beat Kowloon
Dock by 11 shota, 63-32.
E
Bowling Green (away) beat Police
by 53 shots, 88-33.
Recreio (home) beat Kowloon
C.C. by 14 ahots, 87-33.. Division II. Bowling Green (home) beat Civil
*
Service by seven shots, 60-53.
LEAGUE II.
Bowling Green v. Civil Service.
At Bowling Green Club. The home team beat "the Civil Service by seven shots.
Bowling Green.
D. W. Philips 3. Shepherd W. E. Hale
A. Davidson
Civil Service.
P. Knight
H. Westlake
R. R. Davies
W. E. Hollands
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LEAGUE TENNIS.
INDIANS BEAT NIPPONITES.
"In "the only match in the Tennis League on Saturday, Nippon Club lost to the Indian R.C. in the "C" Division by the odd sat in nine, at King's Park.
The scores were:
MONDAY, JULY 28, 1930.
VOLUNTEERS HOLD AQUATIC SPORTS.
PORTUGUESE COMPANY'S
• SUCCESS.
TEAM RACE THRILLS,
Some of the best swimmers in the Colony took part in the Volun- teer Aquatic Sports which were held on Saturday night at the V.R.C.
There was a large gathering at the club when the sports com- menced, and the majority stayed until the end, when dancing was carried on, in spite of the beat. The Lyric Orchestra supplied some
Takemasa and Innoka (Nippon soappy" music. Club):-
"lost to M. O. Hooser and D.
Mohamed
lost to A. R. Mint and S. A.
R. Bux.....
88
6- $
beat M. I. Razack and D. M.
A. Razack
6,3
Hata and Sato (Nippon Club):- lost to M, O. Hoosen and D.
Mohamed
3- B
lost to A. R. Minu and S. A.
R. Bux
1- B
beat M. I. Razack and D. M.
A. Razack
6- 4
The programme opened with a hundred yards rice in which the competitors had to swim in four styles (breast, side and back strokes and, free style over the last length). The race went to W. Lawrence who won in a close fuish with H. N. Remedios.
Ladies' Race.
The handicapping in the ladies' race over fifty yards was faulty as the winner won pretty comfortably. However, "Miss Doris Hunt can be congratulated, on covering the dis- Kawand and Ishibashi (Nippon tance in 37 seconds although she, Club) --
made no effort in the second secord length.
beat M. O. Hoosen and D.
Mohamed
20- 8
lost to A. R. Minu and S. A.
R. Bux
2- 6 beat M. I. Razack and D. M.
A. Razack
7.5
LEAGUE TABLES.
The positions of the teams up to date are
ner..
U.S. BASEBALL. RESULTS.
[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.
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NEW YORK, July 16. The results of the games played on Friday in the National and American Leagues are as follows;
National League,
New York Boston..
Chicago Brooklyn
3 Pittsburg
B
5 St. Louis
7. Cincinnati
9 Philadelphia
NEW YORK, July 27.
10 Pittsburg
4
s Cincinnati
3
9 Chiengo
16
5
Saturday's results New York Brookla Philadelphin Boston
St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Detroit
8 St. Louis
American League.
Boston Philadelphia
4 Washington 7. New York New York, July 27.
3
14
Athletics Running Away Once More.
New York, July 30.-Brooklyn's increasingly precarious grasp on the top position in the National League was maintained today by the fact that, although the Dodgers went down by 13-8 at the banda of the St. Louis Cardinals, who steam- rollered them despite five Cardinal errors, the Chicago Cubs were like- wise defontok, leaving the Brooklyn percentago .583 and that of Chicago
70.
Now York's Giants beat the Cubs at New York by a score of 13 to 5. Seventeen Giant hits and the aid of one error by the Cubs turned the trick, the Cubs making 10 hits.
Cincinnati's Reds split a double- header with the Braves at Boston, In the first game the. Beds con
DAVIS
CUP TENNIS.
TILDEN'S GAME AGAINST. BOROTRA.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
Pants, July 26. The Auteuil Stadium was packed when. Tilden and Borotra began their match...
The Frenchman played at the top of his form in the first set, but the American asserted his definité superiority thereafter, wearing
tributed one error but made 14 hits down his opponent with his famous and won by 8 to 3. Oddly enough, | chnam-balla, until the fourth set,
in the second game the single error in which Borotra, although almost » was by the Braves and they were
winners by 10 to 1, making 10 bits collapsing, levelled up from 1/4 to to Cincinnati'a 10. ".
Athletics Draw Away.
In the American League race the 6Philadelphia Athletics drew ahead 14 by a comfortable margin once more, when their win over Detroit by 6-3, coupled with St. Louis' defeat of the Senators by 8-6, in a garne wherein each team made 13 hits and
19 "New York
8
I
Saturday's results- Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louis
4. Washington 3 Philadelphia
• Boston
CHICAGO NOW ONLY FRACTION BEHIND,
BOTH BASEBALL LEAGUES GROWING INTERESTING.
UNITED PRESS.}
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two errors, raised the Athletics"
percentage to .670, while the Sena- ators' slipped to .633
S. V. Gittens, starting fresh in New York, July 19.-Splitting a the fifty yards (free style) against double-header with the Cleveland three others, ran away with this Indians, while the, Athletics were race. When in condition Gittens is losing to the Chicago White Sox, hard to beat ever two lengths, and the Washington Senators again he proved this on Saturday by win-edged up toward leadership in the ning in the excellent time of 25.3/5 American League to-day. At the seconds. Lawrence finished second, close of play, the Senators had a being about a yard behind the win-percentage of 640 while the Athle-
tics had .667. High Diva..
Washington dropped the initial The high diving drew many "en-game by 6-2, making seven hits to trants, but on the whole the exhibit Cleveland's eight, but in the second tion was not too impressive. The contest the Senators out loose, and event went to L. Roza Pereira who swatted liberally for a total of 16 won from S G. Iggleston after hits which turned into 17 runs, dead-hesting on points in the main while the Indians made but eight
In the extra dives that hits and four runs. were ordered, Iggleston held his own, but in his third-attempt he P. W L Pts.over-balanced and this gave Pereira ..11 11 0 IT
the lead.
P W L Pts.
"A" Division,
Indian R.C.
3 2 0
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15
Kowloon C.C......
2. 2.0
||
A. Taylor
L. E. Hollands
Chinese R.C...
3 2 1
L. Luick
Hong Kong Co.
3
1 2
1
F. L. Rapley.
1. 3
1
J. Orem
0
0
16
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Yacht Club (away) beat Craigen-E Kera
power by five shots, 53-48.
Electric RC. (home) beat Recreio
by 12 shots, 65-33.
LEAGUE I
Taikoo v. Kowloon Dock.
At Taikoo. The home team bent
Kowloon Dock by 11 shots. -
Taikoo B.C.
J. B. Chapman.
T. Grimes
N. Drummond
J. Ferguson
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G. McLeod
J. Sloan, Sr.,
J. Laing
R. C. Wallace
(Skip)
J. C. Chalmers
J. C. Polson
J. Russell
Kowloon D.R.c.
J. V. Ramsay
G.. Henderson
J. McKelvie
S. Gray
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E. Docherty
A. M. Calman
F. C. Goodman
J. O. McLaggan
W. Wotherspoon R. Lapaley
(Skip) 13....
G. E. Roylance
(Skip)
G. Thompson
GJ. Chambers
H. Rose
W. S. Drake
(Skip)
Total
*****. 26
FH. Holdman
L. R. Whant
W. J. Bickford
$1
South China A.A.... 4 M.B.K.
"B" Division,
"F. Massey
J. Archibald "
Chinese R.C. Indian R.C.
.12 11 1 11
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14
Craigengower C.C....107
3
7
Club de Recreio ...10
6 4
6
60
Total
33
E. Sports Club ...11
0.5
0
Hong Kong Cf
0.5 6
South China A.A, ........9 M.B.K.
4. 4 4
9
4
4 6 4 5 4
Oralgengower v. Yacht Club..
At Craigengower. The Yacht Club won by five shots.
Craigengower,
J. Moss F. K. Modi P. A. Disoa
J. Carr
Yacht Club.
A. Stevenson L. S. Greenhill
P. W. Ramsay
30
A. Macfarlane
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* E. B. Reed
B. E. Maughan
contest.
The Matrimonial Stakes "provided
Boston, at the foot of the listing, dropped to 360 when the Chicago White Sox wor both, games of a double-header Art Chicago. The initial contest was featured by plenty of hitting, the White Sox getting 21 hits and the Red Sox only 12, with three errors, and the Chicagoans won by 16 to 4. The score of the second game was & to
3-3.
The Frenchman heroically stood up against the terrific drinks, smashes, and services of Tilden,
Cochet Beats Lott.
Cochet beat Lott 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Cochet's usual nonchalance caused misgivings among his supporters.
He allowed Lott to lead by 4-3 in the first set, but the Frenchman's
superb placing enabled him to take the lead at 5-4.
17
"
Lott, by double-faulting, thraw- away the set after he had forced deuce in the next game.
The American was no match for Cochet'a beautiful drives and half-
4 with tighter pitching and less volleys in the second and third hitting.
Babe Ruth hit another home run
Franca Wins Doables.
meta.
LATER. to-day, while Lou Gehrig scored two for the Yankees against the Indians at Cleveland, but neverthenon beat Allison and Van Rya 6-3, In the doubles, Cochet and Brug
less it was the Indians who won, by 7-8, 16, 6-2.
to 8. follow:-
The detailed scores for the day
LATER. In the presence of President Doumergue and crowded stands, Cochet and Brugnon gave France' A two to one lead against the youth- E. ful Americans, whose nervousness caused them to make repeated blunders.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Clubs.
R..
H. 4 12
3
Chicago
16 21
(first game)
Boston
Boston Chicago
(second game) Philadelphia, Detroit New York Cleveland Washington St. Louis
Clubs. Cincinnati Boston
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11
13
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6
13
2
8
13
NATIONAL LEAGUE. "
R. H.
DE.
8
14
1
る
0
1
· 10
0
13
19
10
13
17
13
17
The Athletics had, nobody but themselves to blame for receiving the short end of a 9-10 score at Chicago, for they made 11 hits to nine for the Sox and they failed to (first game): profit by their opponents three Cincinnati
Boston Playing at St. Louis, the Yankees (second game) walloped the Browns by 13 to 7, an Chicago" outcome to which four St. Louis New York.
St. Louis
errors.
A win for H, M. Britto and Miss Fowler. W F. Kerr and Miss Chester were second."
Maynard and Silva eliminated all other competivors in the Pillow Fight. In the final Maynard lost his belance on two occasions and errors contributed extensively. 2
Boston's Red Sox sunk, deeper was thus beaten.
into the cellar position when the Detroit Tigers punished them to the tune of 10 to 2, making 17 hits Cluba while, the Sox could get but a bare | Philadelphia
Washington half-dozen.
Kowloon C.C.......... 9 University .........11 4. 7 4 United Services B.C. 8 3 5 3 Nippon Club 93 72 Civil Service C.C...11 2.9 European Y.M.C.A...11 1 10
""Division.
P. W. L Pts.
11 0 11
Chinese R.C.....11 Hong Kong CC 20 & 2 а Club de Recreio
F. Cullen
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17
98
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10
F." Finner
H. G.. Cooper
C. Summons
J. Bentley
9
W. Ward
Indian R.C.
9
7
W, Hedley
J. Cavanagh
A. "Chapman
University
.10 6
(Skip)
11
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19
South China A‚Â........ 9 6
37 2.7 4 0 3 B.
(Skip)
28
Kowloon C.C.
.10. 5 5
5
D. E. Kharas
E. S. Abraham
Total
52 A.. L. de Sousa
Nippon Club
..10
3
3
A. Murdoch
R. C. Reed.
E. W. Carpenter
Filipino Club.
* A
W. 'Gill
Civil Service C.C, 11
2
9
(Skit)
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Kowloon Indian T.C.1L
ន
9.9
14
German T.C. ..........10
1 $
I
Total ...... 48
Total
33
Mixed Doubles,
Total ...... 63
Police v. Bowloon Green.
191
At "Police RC, the Bowling
Green Club won by 55 shoto
Police .C.
W. S. Dall
W. Stewart
F. Nolan.
E C Post.
(Skip)
S. Peplow
J. Huster
Bowling Green.
D. Muir
A. L. Shields
Electric R.O. v. “Recreio.
At Electric R.C. The home team beat Cluir de Recreio by 12 shots.
Recreio. "F. V. Ribeiro
A. T. Shaw
E. Nish
A. M. Holland
8 (Skip)
28
Electric R.C.
N. Nichol.
W. Stoker
E. Thompson
D. S. Hill
West
W. Glendinning P. T. Farrell
H. M. McTavish F. F. Duckworth
J. C. West!
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- (Skip) -
J. S. Riddle
J. Hudson
W. McHardy
G-Hargreaves........
(Skip)
Total
23(Skip). 22
Y. H. Chittenden H. Hatch
G. Sherriff
E. W. Hogbin
:.9
LGuy
(Skip)
Total
37
Recreto. Kowloon 0.0.
G. T. Padgett
de Rome
(Skip)
A. F. Paul
A Tarbuck
88 T. Saunderson
At Club de Recreio, the home
team beat Kowloon C.C. by 14 shota.
Recreio.
L. A. Gutierrez
EL BarroS
C. A. Lopes
A. Ribeiro
(Skip)
H. A. Alves.
C. E. Marques
20
(Skip) 21
A. S. Gomes
I C. R. Souza
C. G. Silvą
R: F. Luz
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Total
1918
Kowloon 0.0.
A. C. Burford
B. Potheram
H. Overy
A. E. Siltstone
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E. O. Fincher
Hyde
(Skip)
J. C. Lyal
8. J. Clarke --
W. B. Muskelt
(Skip) ...... 29
Total
P. W. L. Pts.
4.0 1 2 02 2 1 2 2 2 3 2. 30 03 0
Indian R.Com United Services R.C. Kowloon C.C. Chinese R.C. Ladies' B.C. ....... 5. 2 University
Club de Recreio
J. M. S. Rozario
R. Robarts
F. X. Silva
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M. Baptista
H. Rotario A. Barros A. H Bestó
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J. M.. Alves
D. C. Alves
O. M. Alves
197
$ A.-E. B. Alves
(Skip) .......13
Total
53
LEAGUE TABLES.
3
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST,
Craigengower
Inter-Company Race.
Brooklyn
*2 20
· ]: Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won Lost
01 30
"Pet.
Faultless Cochet's machinelike placings were splendidly backed up by the stolid Brugaon's fine base lining, and they swept through the plucky opposition, who mistakenly tried to outmanœuvre. Cochet in. stead of playing on the weaker Brugnan.
Americs is now set the almost impossible. task of winuing the re maining singles regain the trophy.
to
ATHLETICS.
BRITISH WOMEN BEAT
GERMAN WOMEN.
[THROUGH REUTERʼ3 AGENCY.]
BIRMINGHAM, July-27.
In the women's athletic competi
tion, England beat Germany by al points to 49.
670 SCOTTISH AMATEUR GOLF 33 ,633
37
32 27 .594
40 43 .303
43
50 .462
35
53 .398
34 55 .389
39 67
NATIONAL LEAGUE
"Won. Lost
The event that aroused the keen- „est interest was the Inter-Company Team Race. Up till now the Porta.
Two double-headers featured pro- New York guese Company had carried every coedings in the National League, Cleveland thing before them, but they met the St Louis Cardinals drubbing Detroit their Waterloo in the team race the Giants twice at New York by Chicago when they found the Machine Gun scores of 4-1 and B-4, and the Reds St. Louis
walloping the Phillies twice at Boston Company a bit too speedy for them.Cincinnati. In the first game, the The water-polo match which leds, despite four opponents' three,
Clubs. brought the programme to a close won by 10 to 3. In the second they
Brooklyn won 10 to 4.2 was a one-sided 'affair, the Corps
Brooklyn's supremacy was serious- Chicago
New York beating the Somerset Light Infan-ly threatened when the Cubs again try by four goals
defeated the Dodgers, and brought St. Louis the Brooklyn percentage down to Pittsburgh .590, while that of the Cubs moved Boston up to 586. To-day's game, at Cincinnati Brooklyn, resulted in a 5-4 score in Philadelphia favour of the visitors, who have been staging a drive of the strong- est description and who may well get into top place with to-morrow's
The Portuguese Company secured the Inter-Company Challenge Cup. They had more points than the rest of the Companies put together.
At the conclusion of the sports the prizes were given away by Mrs ER. Hallifaxi,e:.
Results,
The results were as follows:
games:
...
The Pirates, playing at Boston, profited by a couple of errors by the Braves and, although making but 10 hits to Boston's 11, won by
The detailed scores for the day follow:
to 4 For Agst. Up Da
Civil Service... 808513: Taikoo B.C. 855 572 Kowloon B.G.0. 597 584 Kowloon D.B.C. 800 810 Club de Recreio '587 579 Kowloon C.O.... 656.713 Police R.C... 498 805
Division II.
100 Yards (four styles).--1, W. Lawrence; 2, H. M. Remedion.
Time: 78.3/5 secs.
30 Yards Ladies' Handicap. Miss D. Hunt; 2, Miss P. Hunt. Time: 37 secs.
AMERICAN LEÁQUE.
C
633 487 146 .
0
93
0
930
D
8
0
0 57
0 307
50 Yards Free Style.-1, Gittina; 2, W. Lawrence. 20.3/5' secs.
S. V
Time:
◊
0. 3·18 4 12
Matrimonial Stakes. -- 1, Fowler and H.M. Britto; 2, Miss. Chester and W. T. Kerr.
Clubs Washington Cleveland
(first game) Washington Cleveland
(second game) Miss Boston
Detroit Philadelphia Chicago
R. H E
2)
7 0
3
8
2
17
8
10 17
11
10
13 17
0 5,8
Craigengower, 11 308 G Electric RC 11,308
4
0
7. 8
Pillow Fight.-1, A. P. Eca da Silva; 2, Mayoard."
St. Louis
Clubs.
# 12.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
R.
6
Inter-Company Team Race.-, St. Louis.
AGAINST,
P. W. O. L. Pta. Kowloon B.G.C. 11. 9. Q218
Civil Service... 11.8
Yacht Club... 10. 6
Kowloon C.C... 10. 5 Taikoo R.C.9
The following are the positions to Club de Recreio 11
0 1 -18
High Diving, L. Roza-Pereira, 2, D. Igglesden."
New York 0 $ 10
Civil Service 100 175
BROED FOR AND Ameritrenaran St Louis. For Agst. Up. Da Water Polo.E.K,Y.D.C4, New York
Cincinnati Somersets Overs Kowloon B.G.C. 792 590 132
Taikoo R.C. 11 G 144 13 Civil Service... 716-811: 101 Kowloon B.G.C. 10: 15 -0
510
date:
15 Craigengower 109
0
H. Gitting
0
C. J. Tacchi
A. Hyde Lay
Kowloon CC... 11 50
0.30
J. Fraser
Club de Recreio: 104169
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14
Kowloon D.R.C. 11 a 0846
Total
53
Police R.C. 110
0.11 0.
Yacht Club 001548 Club de Recreio 643 658
D Kowloon CC... 383 608 Taikoo R.C. 507 651 207 44 Craigongower... 19 684
53
3:0
4 415
Portuguese Co.
Points for the Inter-Company Philadelphia
Cincinnati Challenge Cup-
Philadelphia
"10
10. 7
15
23
Machine Gun - Co,
8
Signallers
(Continued of foot of next column.) Electric R... 594 728-
0 75 -0.132
The Battery
Scottish Co.
Chicago Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boatou
.360
CHAMPIONSHIP.
(THROUGH IKUTKE'S AGENCY.)
LONDON, July 95.
Golf
At Carnoustie, in the semi-finals of the Scottish Amateur Championship, over eighteen holes, K. Greig (St. Andrew's) "beat J. Pet Hosie (Caledonia) by 2 and 1; 49 35 .563 51 27 .579 46
40 *.533 44 40 .524
42
44
482
40
.463
40
48
.435
29
32
.359
whilst J. Wallace (Troon Portland) beat J. MeCondichie (Hilton Park) by 5 and 4.
Greig Wins Final.
CARNOUSTIE, July 96.
In the final round, over 38 holes, Greig beat Wallace 9 and 8.
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