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TENNIS LEAGUE.

́ ́V.R.C. WATER POLO.

CHINESE R.C, CONSOLIDATE POSITION IN "A" DIVISION,

RECREIO IN WINNING VEIN

IN " C."

INTER-MEMBERS LE

LEAGUE

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With the absence of an inter-club water Polo lengue, the V.R.C. have organised an inter-members, league, the games being played in the clubs bath.

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[BY "SALADIN."] It was at this point that the Ox

The idea received the full ap- ford programme at the Parks waï "No less than four matches were proval of the members and six tonme completed. So far B. W. Hong decided yesterday in the Tennis were formed from the entries; the (Adelaide University and New League. The principal match prov- teams being captained by Messrs. College), a Blag in his second yeared to be the meeting of Kowloon L Roza Foreira, H. M. Remedios, and T. M. Hart (Strathallan and Cricket Club and the Chinese Re-E. Zimmern, C. B. Roza Pereira, B.N.C.) also a Blue of Hone's creation Club in the "A" Division. | J. R. Soares and D. Laing. year, had not turned out.

the The Although

latter

started former is a magnificent bat, while favourites, they had to go all out Hart seems to be a general all] to win; their opponents very nearly round man. He is spoken of as a bringing off an upset. The struggle game was played between "A" fast bowler but did not go on in the for sets proved to be very interest | Teain (1. Roza Pereira, captain) last year's "Varsity match in whiching, and at theilend of the second and "B" Team (H. M. Remedios, he made fourteen going in number round, each side had scored 3 sets, captain). The result was a win for aine. At this period one can be but after some exciting play in the "A" Team by 2 goals to mil. Goal reasonably sure of most of the team beginning of the third round, the scorers wore J. Remedios and E. no five Blace had been awarded. | Chiness emerged with 2 gets to their Lawrence. The suggested bathing order is F. advantage. G. H. Chalk, R. H. J. Brooke, B. W. Hone, A. Melville, number 5, H. G. Owen Smith, E. N. Evans, number eight, E. A. Barlow, P. C. Oldfield and A. R. Legard Un fortunately the tour is so barren of details one bus no real light as all the nares mentioned are in the above ninc.

The standard of play was good considering the inexperience of the players.

The League fixtures are given. below:

Inter-Member Water Polo League Fixture.

The game was watched by a large In the "C" Division, the Re-number of members and their creio added another two points to friends. their credit at the expense of the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club, who had only two pairs represented. In consequence Recreio received a walk over in the sets. The Portu KuCSO are now at the top of the. League Table, and and rival the Chinese Recreation Club for the Shield. In the same In their first away game Oxford division, Kowloon Cricket Club accomplished a very creditable per-scored their first victory by over- formanco in beating Essex by two coming the Radio Sports Club. wickets. The County made 344, to The fourth match was hetween the which Oxford replied with 317. | Portuguese and the Indians, which Essex then declared at 241 for 4 resulted in a win for the latter by wickets and Oxford got the runs for the odd st. eight wickets. No one did well enough to get into print.

The Tour.

Oxford next beat the M.C.C. (but we don't know how strong they were) by 150. R. H. J. Brooke got another century,-140. Their scoring 311 and 201 was heavy,

The Oval Draw.

The results follow:

"A" DIVISION.

KOWLOON C.C. v. CHINESE

R.C.

On their opponent's court, the Chinese Recreation Club boat the Kowloon Cricket Club by 2 sets.

Scorer:-

C. Fincher and E. F. Fin cher (K.C.C.)

bent M. W. Lo and M. K.

Lo

lost to Ho Ka Lau and Yew

Man Kit lost to Tsui Wai Pui and C..

C. Chiu

Hyde and Gubat (K.C.C.)

The usual glut of runs and con- sequent draw took plded at the Oval Oxford faced 455 for 9 wick- ets, declared, by Surrey and mado. 487! (Chalk 130, Hone 108). They then conclude their season

t by beating Leveson-Gower's eleven (strongth unknown) by ten wickets. They put up a first innings tota! of 317, of which Brooke scored a hundred and 13 rans. His brilliant success has only come to him in his fourth year, but he has made four hundreds in first class cricket, which is as many as any one this year except Sutcliffe, and he made them before June. His score in the "Varsity match will be awaited with interest.

hea Taui Wai Pui and O.

C. Chiu

F.. Read and G. C. Burnett

(K.C.C.)

July 11 (Mon.) "A".». "B"

#

13 (Wed.)-"C" «. "D"

3

18 (Fri.)—" E " v. F"

18 (Mon.) "A" ». "C"

20 (Wed.) "B" "E"

22 (Fri.) "D" "F"

25 (Mo.)-"A" v. "D"

27 (Wed.) "B". v. "F"

29 (Fri.)"C" # “E” Aug. 1 (Mon."A" v. "E"

17

3 (Wed.)-"C" ". "F" (Fri.)"B" " "D"

8 (Mon.)-"A" e "T"

10 (Wed)"B" ". "C"

19 (Fri.) "D" "E"

(All Teams Start at 6.45 p.m.)

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OPEN SINGLES CHAMPION-

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6-3

4-8

3.7

The following matches in the Open Singles Championship were decided last evening:

lost to M. W. Lo and M. K.

L

lost to Ho Ka Lau and Yow

Man Kit

36

8-7

8-2

On Club de Recreio Ground.

211-20 O'Sarrell bent West ..... Whitta bent Alderman.... 21-10 On the Craigengower 0.0. Ground. Hyde Lay beat Gregory..... 21-34 Fraser beat Knight

91-8

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lost to Ho Ka Lau and Yew

Man Kit

3.0

beat Tsui Wai Pui and C.

C. Chiu... Kowloon C.C. 3 sets, Chinese R.C.

7-5

J. S. Smith and H. Crabbe

(K.CTC)

sets.

lost to D. W. Waterton and

William Wu

2-6

lost to R. Cowen and Wm.

Chanson

2-0

loat to G. Singh and Y. Y.

Lam

2.0

drew with M. W. Lo and M.

K. Lo

"C" DIVISION.

RECREIO E E.LT.C.

Playing at home, the Portuguese

Scoren :-

3. J. Remedios and J. Gón.

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beat D. W. Waterton and

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bent R. Cowen and Wm.

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lost to G. Singh and Y. Y.

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Kowloon C.0. 5 sets, .

bent Capt. Gore and Firdos

Radio S.C. 4 sets.

Khan

6-9

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MIXED DOUBLES.

Beat M. Mahun Singh and

.I. Mahan Singh

The Vacant Places..

There remains the question of the two vacant places. It appears to have been the considered opinion at { Oxford at the beginning of the tour that the fifth place lay between W. O'B. Lindsay and Van der Bijl. In view of the fact that after a late start Lindsay has played two good innings, and of the fact that (a) heat the Indians by 6 sets, has prior experience of Lord's and (b) that he is a reserve wicket- keeper, I feel pretty sure that the place will go to him if St. The success of his bateman will, I imagine encourage Melville to fill up bis last place with a bowler, without bothering so much about his batting. There is the more rea- son to suppose sons both "Barlow and Oldfield have shown distinct signs of getting runs. This would | B. perhaps militato against T. M. Hart's inclusion as he did nothing Inst acason for the Varsity in the bowling line. I imagine R./M. R. Scott who, frankly, I fail to trace anywhere thugh I know he is a Senior and J. H. Linnell, Trinity. It is a curious thing that | * both these man, who have been-

walk-over from 3rd pair...

A. Guterres and Norothia

beat M Maban Singh and I.

Mahan Singb. drew with Capt. Gore and----

Firdos Khan

walk-over from 3rd pair

T. Gosano and G.. A. Nöronlia

lost to M. Mahan Singh and

and I Mahan Sing beat Capt. Gore and Firdos

Khan

walk-over from 3rd pair.... Recreio 7 sets. KIT.C, 1 sets.

i

0:1

"es

The Club de Recreio engaged the Indian Recreation Club at home, and did very well to regester a 'de- feat by the odd set.

-Beares:- in

EA. Noronha and Miss C..

Botelho:...

2-3.

lost to H. D. Rumjaho and

Miss Rumjahn

28.

bent 1. MA. Razack and

Miss Geeks

6-1-

lost to 8. Rumjahn and

1]

tried at least twice this season do KOWLOON C.C. v. RADIO S.C. not seen to have played in any Seniors or Freshmen's match. I rather fancy Scott's chances for the final place.

Cambridge's Record,

On their own courts, the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Radio Sports Club by the narrowest possible. margin.

Scores:

bent D. W. Waterton and

William, Wap.

In view of the great amount of labour involved in tracing all the R. B. Hambly; and A. E. Collins namea I havo decided to hold over K.C.C.) the second half of this article antil Friday Cambridge are much harder than Oxford and I hope to ges another mail in Cambridge then appears in Friday's 188UES

PAR. ABBIT.

beat Cowen and...W

Mrs. McCaw

A. U. Remedios and Misa E.

da Rothe

beat HD. Rumjahr and

Miss R. Kumjahn........ *6:2 beat I. M. A. Razack and

Mina Gecks

0-2

lost to A Humjalin and w

Mrs McCaw.. 24

C. A. Barretto and Misa M.

M. Alvesdrop je lap of lost to H. D., Rumjahn, and

Miss R. Rumjaha

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0-1

lost to I. M. A Barack and

Miss Cocke........ best 8. A. Rumjahn aad..

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Recreio 4 sets..

Indian R.C. 3 sotu.

Chanson 03: beat G, Singh and Y, Y. Lam 7-3

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