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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1930.
Local Sport
LAWN, BOWLS.
CIVIL SERVICE AGAIN DEFEATED.
CHAMPIONS PROVE TOO..
STRONG,
of
On Saturday the senior division completed their programme matches in the lawn bowls league. Craigengower crowned their success as champions for the third year in succession by again lowering the colours of the Civil Service team. They won by 23 shots. A celebra- tion followed at the C.C.C., which was heartily supported by the losers. Several speeches were made by Civil Service representatives con gratulating Craigengower on their success and endorsing that they were without any doubt the best team in the league.
The Club de Recreio senior team were successful at home against the Bowling Green Club by eight shots. In the junior division, Kowloon C.C. lost at home to Taikoo by the small margin of four shots.
LEAGUE 1.
Civil Service u. Craigengower. At Civil Service. Craigengower won by 23 shots.
Civil Service.
F. Jones
8. E. Alderman
A. H. Oswick
A. O. Brawn
(Skip)
18
E. W. Simmonds
Jas. T. Doobie
J: Hollidge
A. W. Grimmité
(Skip)
J. Orem.
10
Craigengower.
W. T. Broghtman W. Collins
C. S. Rosselet
R. Basa
(Skip)
F. J. Neves
M. O'Brien
២៩០០០០២
63
€2
13-
ag
0. 08 0 331
SHOTS FOR AND AGALSET,
For Agit. Up Do Craigengower... 001 649 250 Civil Service...818 783 Kowloon D.R.C. 93 792 Taikoo B.C... 811 TOS Kowloon B.G.C. 832 801 Club de Recreio 798 830 Kowloon C.C.... 840 908 Police R.C. ... 6361,007
Division II.
P. W. D. L. Pts.
4 920
Kowloon B.G.C. 14 10 Civil Service ... 14 10 Yacht Club 13 Taikoo R.C... 13 Kowloon C.C.... 14. Club de Recreio 14 Craigengower. M Electric R.C... 14
LAWN TENNIS.
LOCAL BASEBALL. SOLDIERS AT PLAY.
JAPANESE SCORE ANOTHER WIN.
On the South China ground at Caroline Hill, the Japanese base- ball team scored their third con- secutive victory of the season by SOUTH CHINA BEAT M.B.K. beating the Texaco" giants by Tun to 3 in a seven-ianing game.
Only one league match decided over the week-end. This was between South China Athletic Association and the M.B.K. with the former winning by six sets to
three.
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The scores were:
10. E. Lam and S. W. Wong-
(S.C.ALA.)
Matsuo
2-8
6- 4
0
4 20
0
3 16
i
B
0
18
6
0
8 12
3
0 9 10
lost to T. Emu and K.
4
0108
4 ◊ 10
beat G. Nakamura and S:
Fushima
lost to T. Imara and T.
Fujimori
0
0
S. K. Ng and" K. S. Siow
(S.C.A.A.)
0
23
?
0.
0
Fushima
beat T. Ema and K. Matsuo 7. 8 beat G. Nakamura and S.
6- 3
beat T.
Imuria
Fujmori
"SHOTS. FOR "AND AGAINST.
For Agst. Up. Dn. Kowloon B.G.C. 904 735 139 Civil Service... 901 776 125
793 720 Yacht Club Taikoo R.C......8 735 Club de Recreio 828 836 Kowloon C.C.... 792 877 Craigengower... 787 876 Electric RC. ... 744 932
0 · 85
0 188
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
Bowling Green 1. Kowloon 0.0. In a friendly match on the Bowl. ing Green Ground, the home repre- sentatives lost to their neighbours. the Kowloon C by 21 shots. Two of the home rinks won, Lyal's rink beating Drake's team by 28-8, and Fraser beating Roylance by 20-18. Hyde Lay lost to Davidson by one shot, 17-18.
Police Inter-Club Match. On the Police ground, the mar- ried members defeated the bachelors by 12 ahots in a two-rink game. 18 Clarke and West had charge of the married men and they each won by six shots; 23-17, against Johnson and McHardy, who played as skips for the bachelors.
D. Rumjahn B. W. Bradbury
(Skip)
E. Tuck
L E. Longbottom A., E. Coates
G.-C. Moss
21
INTER-DEPARTMENT COMPETITION.
E. el Arculli
3. J. Gregory
U. M. Omar
....... 10
(Skip)
30
Total
44
69
P.W.D. BEAT SMALL UNITS:
(Skip).
Total
Recreio v. Bowling Green, At Club de Recreio. The home team beat Kowlood Bowling Green Club by eight shots.
Recreio,
C. H. Basto
E. L. Barros
C. A. Lopes
"A. C. V. Ribeiro
(Skip)
H. A. Alves
16
Bowling Green. D. Muir
J. S. McIntosh
E. W. L. Hoghin
A. M. Holland
(Skip) ....... 20
P. T. Farrell
.C. E. Marques T. S. West
P. A. Yvannovich R. S. Nichol
L.A. Gutierrez H. M. McTavish
(Skip)....... 27
A. S. Gomes
L. C. R. Scura
C. G. Silva
T. Fergusson
(Skip)
H.
Nish
L. Guy
D. Gow
18.
Total
(Skip)
Total
R. F. Luz (Stip)
LEAGUE-II
Kowloon U.C... Taikoo.
"...
The second match in the inter- department lawn bowls competition for the Goscombe-O'Sullivan Cup was played yesterday, the Small Units being eliminated by the P.W.D. After ten heads, each side had seven shots, but the P.W.D. had the upper hand from this stage and won by eight shots. Teams and
scores were F.W.D.
A. C. Burford J. Howe
15W. E. Hollands
Small Units.
F. H. Holdman H. Westlake G. C. Moss
A. M. Holland B. E. Maughan
(Skip) 20 (Skip) 12 In the first match the Revenue Department beat the Prisons, while
12
the Education and Sanitary Depart- 53 meuts have still to meet each other. The Police (trophy holders) have drawn a bye.
At Kowloon C.0. Taikoo won by
four shots.
Kowloon 0.0.
W. C. Simpson
W. Edwards
A. Je Kew
J., Smith
(Skip)
W. Borrowman
22
Taikoo R.O.
T. Stainton
W. Bell
D. Munro
R. K. Duncan.
(Skip)
COMMODORE PEARSON'S
SHIELD.
DOCKYARD TEAMS IN COMPETITION.
On the Civil Service C.C. ground yesterday, the Dockyard Recreation 30 Club teams in the competition for Commodore Pearson'a Shield played their semi-finals. The C.E. and D. C. Walmsley S.E.E. Departments qualified to (Skip) 19 meet in the final. Teams and scores
1. "Swan
W. W. Hirst W Cunningham
A C. Burford"
Y C. Labrum
(Skip)
J..S. Dianen.
C.-C. Harrison
T. W. Carr
23
B. Amery
McLatyre...
W. Brown
G. H. Stewart
LJ. Blackburn H. McKechnie.
"(Skip)
Total
16 (Skip) 16
61
Total
65
The following are the final posi- tions, a junior fixture between Tai koo, and Yacht Club still remaining to be played:-.
ate z
LEAGUE TABLES.
following are the positions
Division I.
were!
O.E. Dept.
F. Jones
J. Cavanagh E. W. L. Hogbin
J. Hollidge
... 42
(Skip) S.E.E. Dept. 5. Flegg
8. Alderman.
W. Gill
N.S.O. Dept. W. Gossett
R. Hooper A. B. Állan L. Luck
(Skip)
C.C. Dept.
C. Summons;
T. Weat
The game was full of hard-hitting, many of the batters of both teams sending the pill way out into the outfield for a two or three sack run, while Big Ben." Zafra had tough luck in being caught out when he sent the ball way past the cinder The track in the third innings. Japanese fielder did very well to bring off ruch a difficult catch, con- sidering he had to run backwards For about twenty yards or so to do
450.
The oil-kings" batted first and scored one run in the opening frame to which the Nipponites replied with a quartette, and although they continued to pile on another five in the next four stanzas; the
CHINA COMMAND ANNUAL
AQUATIC SPORTS."
G.O.C. DISTRIBUTES THE PRIZES.
His Excellency the General Other Commanding (Major-General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.), and officers of all the battalions stationed here were present at the Victoria Recreation Club on Satur- day when the sixth annual aquatic sports of the Hong Kong Area took place.
The events were all very evenly contested and the lusty shouts of the "Tommies" together with the cheers of the ladies and children added to the fun of the afternoon.
The Royal Artillery repeated their performance of last year by winning the Aggregate Cup.. They totalled 51 points this time against 66 points scored last year..
Well Done!
DOCKYARD R.C..
·AQUATIC SPORTS AND SWIMMING GALA.
PLEASANT "AFTERNOON IN KOWLOON.
The Dockyard Recreation Club held their annual aquatic sporta and swimming gala at the Naval Camber, Kowloon, on Saturday when Rear-Admiral R. A. S. Hill, CB.E., together with the heads of the different departments of the Naval Yard were present to witness an excellent programme.
"The arrangements were in the capable hands of Messrs. Uraell; Kirman," Owen, Westcott, Hickey and Davey who are to be congr tulated upon making the function such a big success. Mr. A. Allen officiated as startere
RESULTS." 1-Musical Lifebuoys:-1, Roy Kirman; 2, Miss. Enid Scull; 3, Miss George.
2.-Diving Competition:-1, Mise
Relay
Joan Wilson; 2, Mr. Bartlett. and T..
60
Y. W. Lee and H. K. Ho"
(S.C.A.A.)
beat T. Ema and K. Matsuo beat G. Nakamura and S.
Fushima
lost to T. Imura and T.
Fujimori
LEAGUE TABLES,
HOME FOOTBALL.
ENGLISH TEAMS START:
THE SEASON.
A
FIRST ROUND RESULTS.
TANOUGH LEUTER'S AGENCY.]
London, ' August 30. English Longue players.com“), menced their football season to-day.. terms in all divisions being eng- age. Cholson registered a victory on their first appearance in the
at
First Division, the only goal decid- Grimsby. ing their match Sheffield Wednesday, the champicas were successful at home by an odd goal. The following are the full results:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
Division 1, Birmingham... 3 Sheffield U. Blackpool Bolton..... Grimsby Loods U. Leicester Liverpool
1 Arsenal......
3 Middlesbro
0 Chelsea
2 Portsmouth
1 Derby".... 2 Blackburn
3. Inter departmental "Texaco "" bail-tossers could nos proved. He mentioned in partica Race:-1, Chief Engineers" Depart Manchester U3 Aston Villa
ment (Messrs. Faulkner, Moore, Wednesday...... 2 Newcastle! Noonan and Ursell).
4-Ladies Handicap, won by Mrs.west Ham 2 Huddersfield... 1 Sunderland... 3 Manchester C.13 Pengelly.
even gather a solitary, one in reply 6antil the sixth inning when Kogi 6 started to dish out a couple of walking tickets" and they scored three runs. Just one more was all they could do in their last visit to the plate, leaving the Japanese winders by six runs.
3-6
The positions of the teams up, to date are:-
"A" Division,
Indian R.C. Kowloon C.C. Chinese R.C.
Hong Kong CC 3 1 2 1 South China A.A.... 5 1 4 1 ཏྭ་、。』 2 M.B.K.
TEAMS AND SCORES.
The teams and scores were:- TeraCo
Japanese.
Hachiuma
P. Koga
9.8. Miki cf. Kusano b. Hayase . Honda r.f. Soyejima
P.
L PtB.
3
3
0 3
O. el Arcül
A
3
} 3
Lavrence,
3
1 ༣
2
Russakoli
Lb. Murata
Zafra
Grover Barros Woodard O..Ismail
Texaco ..... Japanese
"
"B" Division.
P. W. L Pta. Vas Chinese R: C. .......19· 19 .0 12 Indian R.C... .....1911 11 Craigengower C.C...12 South China A.A.12
Club de Recreio 10 R.E. Sports Club ...11 Hong Kong Cic....11. University
.7 3 7 73 7
1.f. Suzuki
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total: 1 0.0 0 0 3 1-5
4 0 2 1.2 2011 LEAGUE TABLE.
.
The positions in the League to
6
B
5 B
B 3
€
12
3
&
dale are:
M.B.K.
10
4 8
4
P. W. L. Pta.
Kowloon C.C.
.........
4 -3
4
Japanese
3
.3
0
3
6
3
Filipino
1. 1·
0
i
9 8
South China
21 1
1
2
1 10
9 ត
Kiaora
1 t
1
United Services R.C. 9 ..10 Nippon Club Civil Service C.C...!! European Y.M.C.A. 11
"Division.
P. W. L. Pta. 11 1 0 11
Chinese R.C.. Hong Kong C.C.10 9 Indian R.C. Club de Recreio" University. South China A‚A. Kowloon C.C. Nippon Club Filipino Clab
.10 S 2
9 7
6 4
8 8
10
8
3
10 3 7 3 ..10 2 8 3 9 2 @ 2
9
Civil Service, C.C...11.2 Kowloon 1.T.C. ......11 3 .........10 1 German T.C.
Mixed Doubles, y
P. W L Pto Indian R.C................ 6
0 в United Service RC. 6 5 13 Kowloon C.C. ....
3' 2 3 Chinese R.C. Ladies' R.C. University
Club de Recreio
Texaco ... 30
FILIPINOS r. 8OUTH CHINA..
Before distributing the prizes, Major-General Sandilands said he would like to congratulate the win- ners. and all who had helped to make the afternoon the success it lar the hard work put in by Mr. Roper-Caldbeck, the hon. secretary and said he would like to thank the V.R.C. for again placing the bath at their diaposal, and also Lieut.- Coudt. Havers and Messrs. Ellis and G. T. May for their kind help. Continuing, the General said that swimming was a very good thing and he was very pleased to see so many men taking such a keen in terest in it.
Three cheers were then called for, Major-General Sandilands and these were heartily accorded.
Results,
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The results were as follow:- Inter Co. Relay (Cup presented by Soldiers' Club)-1st man swims 25 yds., ad 50 yds, 3rd 73 yds., 4th 75 yds, 5th 50 yds., and 6th 23 yda-1, 19th Battery, R.A., Timer 1⁄2 min. 13.478 sec.
Ariny Boys Handicap Boya 15 years old on August 1, 1930, start scratch. One second start for each sear under the age of 15.-1. A. Leigh: 2, Gascoigne (sen.); 3, Gas coigne (jun.).
3.-D.R.C. Championship (3 laps of 30 yards), won by Mr. H, Moore. 6-Greasy Pole, won by Mr. Faulkner.
7-Youths Handicap, won by Roy Kirman. F. George and A. Ursell dead-heated for second place. 8-Girls' Handicap (under 16);
Pat Gardner; 2 Jessie Owen; 3, Greta Scull.
Boys' Handicap (under 14):
1, G. Reid: %, J. Ursell 3, P. Wil
SOD,
10.-The "Nott" Handicap. This was a very close race J. Pengelly finishing ahead of A. Ursell and S- Davey
Division II.
9 Bradford 2 Everton
Bradford C... 3 Charlton Burnley Bury Millwall Stoke Notts Forest... 3 Wolves Oldham..... Plymouth Port Vale Preston Swansea Tottenham West Brom.
5 Barnsley
Southampton... Cardiff
+ Reading
a Bristol C.
„Division III, (Southern).`
Bristol E. Coventry Exeter
1 Northampton....4
1 Notts C
Norwich,
3 Watford
11.Mixed Relay:-f Miss Scull and Mr. Bartlett: 2, Miss Fulham George and Mr. Maston; 3, Mr. Gillingham...... 0 Brighton. Pengelly and Mr. G. Todd.
Luton,... 1 Brentford 12-Obstacle Race:-This race Newport Torquay provided plenty of laughter and Queen's P.R.... 3 Thames resulted in a dead heat between Southend... 2 Crystal P. Miss Enid Scull and Mr. W. Swindon.......Bournemouth.. Noonan.
Walsall Clapton O. ?, Division III (Northern). Accrington...... 3 Crewe ........
13. The Dockyard Derby
Army Championship (Cup pre- sented by Lane, Crawford, Ltd.)-1, Miss Greta Scull on "Cumshaw 30 yds. breast, 50 yds. back and 50 Kate": 2, Roy Kirman on Hong yds. free style.-1, Spr. Evans Kong Harriet."
14-Lifebuoy (RE); 2, Bun. Parkes (S.L.I.). Time: 9 min. 15.2/3 sec.
Ursell; 2, Mrs. Gull.
18.-Blindfold Eirman; 2, W. Noonan.
Officers' Race (Cup presented by Major-General C. C. Luard, "C.B., C.M.G.)-1, Lt. Howard (S.L.I.); 9, Lt. Dangerfield "(R.A.); 3, Musson (R.A. Time: 1 min. 11
set.
Army Girls' Handicap.-1, Miss Haslam (sen.); 2, Miss Mullen; 3, Miss Haslan (jun.).
49.1/5 sec.
These teams met in a rather tame game yesterday when the Chinese
150 Yards. Championship (Cup crew won easily by 19 runs to six. presented by Officers Small Units). The standard of play was not very, Spr. Evans (R.E.); 2, Gr. high and the pitching on both sides Forrester R.A.). Time: 1 min. was very loose. Young slammed a home-rup in the fourth inning and there were a couple of hefty hits for two base runs during the seven in nings.
THE TEAMS.
The teams were: Filipinos.
South China.
M. Chang.
.... 3
32:3
B
9 4 2
3 0 5
0 3
Bowen Bautista
p. Young
C
T. Leonard
Ib. E. Chang.
Barros
Cruz
INDIAN RECREATION CLUB. Minn
Figuerido Castro Berbay
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD YESTERDAY.
The twelfth annual general meet- ing of the Indian Recreation Club was held at the premises of the Club yesterday when a large gathering of members was present.
Mr. A, el Arculli was in the chair and in a short speech reviewed the activities of the Club during the past twelve months after which the following office bearers were elect-
ed
2b. Tsoi.
5.1. Fung.
3b. Ip:
1.f. Goo..
c.f. Kwan.
r.f. Loung.
SCORES.
The scores, inning by inning,
were:-
Filipinos. South China,
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total. 400 200 0— 6′′ 3.3 33.00-19
High Diving Competition-14 foot dive (Cup presented by Messrs. Steel & Coulson, Ltd.),-1, Tpr. Oliver (B.A.); 2, Lt. Beer (SL.I.); 3, Capt. Herbage (RA).
Inter Bde. and Bn. Relay Argyll and Sutherland Highland ers; 2, Royal Artillery. Time:
min. 47.5/5 sec.
Enlisted Boys' Race-1, Tpr. Oliver (R.A); 2. Boy Pearman (S.LL) Time: 3.2/5 sec.
23 Yards Dash-1, Pte. McPhee (A and. 8.H.; Lt. Howard (S.L.I.) Time: 12.4/5. sec.
Inter-Bty, Water Polo.-1, E.Q. Wing Somerset L.I.
Inter-Bn." Water Polo.-1, Royal Artillery.
Half Mile Bty, Co. and Det.-1, 12th Battery, R.A.; 2, H.Q. Wing Somerset LI
Indina Relay Race.-H.K.S. Bde. R. A.
Aggregate Cup-1, Royal Artil lery, 31 points; 2, 1st Bn. The Som- erset Light Infantry, 34 points; 3, 2nd Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 22 points; 4, Small
U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS. Units, 7 points,
(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
New York. August 29. The following are the results of the baseball matches played in the Nations and American Leagues Eto-day:
President:-Mr. A. el Arculli. Vice-President - Sirdar Sahib Mohindeer Singh and Mr. Sirdar Khan
Hon. Secretary:-Mr. A. Madar.
Hoa. Treasurer:Mr. Badan Singh.
CRICKET,
Capt. 1st XI.:-Mr. A. H. Rum-
12
jahn
W. Bickford W. T. Brightman
(Skip)
A. H. Oswick
(Skip)) Originally there were eight teams in the competiti partment entered only one team, P. W D L Pts.and they have a strong quarette of Craigengower 14 13 0 16-20 league players. The S.E.L. Depart Civil Service... 14 10 0420-
meat had two teams, one of which Taikoo RC1471 0 18.
was knocked out by the C.C. De- Kowloon BG.0 14 7 0 7 14 Kowloon C.C-14 6 1 7 13partment, which in turn lost to the Kowloon D.R.C. 14 608·121
Club de Recreio 145 27.12 surviving B.E.E team, also com Police R.C....... 140014 0 posed of league players,
National League.
New York Philadelphia Chicago
Vice-Capt.:-Mr. A. H. Madar. Capt. 2nd XI. :-Mr. F. M. eled Arculli.
Vice Capt:-Mr. A. S, Suffnid.
TENNJE.
Capt. Mr. H. D. Rumjahu.
Capt Mr. Ajit Singh Vice Capt. Mr.
Curbuchan
Singh
LAWN BOWLя.
3 Brooklyn
8 Boston
9 St. Louis New York, August 31. The following matches were play
yesterday
New York-Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg
5 Cincinnati
Pittsburg a Cincinnati Chicago
16 S Louis
sricazi«Leagueg
St. Louis
Detroit Cleveland o Chicago
New YouE, August 31- The following matches were play Capt. Mr. Mahan Singh.
ed yesterday general committee of fifteen St. Louis members was also elected and the Cleveland meeting terminated with a vote of Washington
Boston
thanks to the chairman."
Detroit
7 Chicago 19 New York
0 Philadelphia
4
3
8
The Officials, Patron. Major General J. W. Sandilands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.. President-Colonel C. BU Saville, D.8.0., O.B.E.
Referee.-Colonel W. D. S. Brownrigg, DS.O.
Judges-Captain R. C. B. Ander son, 2nd A. and S.H.; Captain J. A. Vivian, R.A.; Lt. G. Bourne, RA.; Lt. Haslewood, R.A.; Lt. L Evans, 1st Somerset L.I.; 2nd Lt. J. Almis, 1st SL.L.; 2nd Lt. J. Alma, 1st S.L.I.; Lt. A. Anstruther, R.E.; Lt. R. V. Dewar-Durrie, 2nd. A.. and S.H.; Lt. G. La Neilson, 2nd A and B.H.; and Lt. R. Metcalfe, 3/15th Punjab Rozt
Diving Judges.-Lt. Commander Havers R.N. Tel. Ellis, and Mr. G. T. May:
Starter.-Lieut. R. Thicknesse, lat Somerset L.LAZ
Trio Keeper CSM Creek, and A and 8.Hajor CONSTE Ther R.A and C.Q.M.S. Naylor, 1st SLEAIAS"
Whips Q.M.B. Ribbands, R.A;: and Sgt. Thwaites, 1st 8.L.I.
Hon. Secretary A. T. Roper Caldbeck, 2nd A. and S.H/
1st
6 Recorders-Sgt. Fortnum, 6SL.Land Private Field, 1st 11S.LL
Race:-1, A.
Race:-1,
"Roy
Barrow 1 Tranmerega Chesterfield... 2 Carlisle
2 Wigan Darlington...... Gateshead. Doncaster
16. Race for Non Prize Win-Halifax 3 Hartlepools nera:-1, H. Owen; 2, A. Ursell New Brighton 2 Lincoln
Rochdale........ & Nelson 17. Children's Handicap: -1,
Rotherham...... 9 York John Ursell; 2, Peter Wilson.
Southport 1 Wrexham Stockport..... 3 Hull
BRITISH BOYS' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
TITLE RETAINED BY HOLDER.
...
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
SCOTTISH LEAGUE,
Aberdeen... Clyde
2 Airdrie 5. Cowdenbeath... East Fife 2 Celtic Falkirk... 2 Partick ... Hamilton... 3 Ayr LONDON, August 30. James Lindsay (Falkirk), holder, Hibernians... Leith retained the Boys' Amateur Golf Kilmarnock ... 0 Hearts Championship by beating Jantes Morton 2 Dundee Todd (Kilmacolm) by nine and Queen's Park... 4 St. Mirren eight over a course of 38 holes. Rangers 1 Motherwell
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