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BOWLING GREEN IN

THE LEAD

CRAIGENGOWER "A" BEATEN BY

JUNIOR TEAM

Upsets In The Second Division

Saturday's lawn bowls provided interesting results. "Derby" at Happy Valley between the two teams from Craigen- gower resulted in the defent of the favourites. This reverse puts Kowloon Bowling Green in the lead. The latter had a narrow escape from defeat when the Kowloon Docks came within two points of them in a very close rame,

HONG KONG DAILY

REVOLVER SHOOTING

Police Reserve Win

The results of the revolver match between "C" Contingent, Hong Kong Police and Chinese Company. HK.P.R. fred at Ken- nedy Road Range Festerday were: Chinese Company

1 2 3. 4 Total 95

LS. R30 Thong

Po Hing 25 27 20 23 PS. R6T Chau

Ching Chin 25 28 30, 21 104 P.C. R66 Kwok

**

103 108

The

Chak Tong" 30 23 30 14 P.S. R87 Wong

Chung 25 24 30 24 30 28 SI. David Lale 25 25 P.C. R52 Hoo

Kam Chiu 25 28 30 24 LS. R42 Wong

107

In the junior division, Civil Service is still unbeaten, but there are three clubs close on their heals these being the Yacht Club, The Police and the Indian R.C. The last named asserted themselves as potential league winners when they accounted for the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by ten shots on Saturday.

Results At A Glance

Cralgengower C. C. "A" 54.

Kowloon B. G. C.......

Kowloon C. C.

Clab.de Recreto

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PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1934.

FAR EASTERN OLYMPIC ITEMS

Japanese. Deny

conduct of the public leads to greater confusion, to delays in the

Measuring Track sale of tickets, and in the serious

The information about the Jose Rizal Memorial track being 8 mil- linieters too short turned out yea-. terday to be all wel.

The actual facts-determined by! corps of surveyors who allowed for temperature, wind velocity and i various other factors are that it is 1.4 millimeters too long.

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problem of accommodating, many people as the grounds can hold.

The Aquatic Events

Manila, May 16,

The opening gur for the Tenth Far Eastern Swimming champion- ships at the Rizal Natatorium whi Aquatic stars from Japan, the Philippines, China and Netherlands Indies will vie for honours during

be fired at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

the meet.

The surveyors were put on the job yesterday morning by the P. A 97A. F. following the appearance of a story in the Bulletin to the effect that the Japanese, who expect to split some seconds, in, the track and field meet beginning tomor- row, were exercised over the mea- surement of the 400-meter oval.-

The officials went into a bundle after the second measurement and 119 decided that after all 1.4 millime-

ters would not make much differ-stroke.

King Chuen 25 29 28 28 110 P.C. R72 Wong

ال

King Fat 30 30 30 28

Total

"C" Contingent

Most of the events scheduled for this afternoon will be trials, with the exception of three events for women, which will be finals. The events for women. on this after- noon's programme are 50 meter. free style and 200 meter breast

A galaxy of strong Japanese 210 214 228 190 842 ence. It's about twice the width of a thumbnail

swimmers, many of whom were The P, A. À. F, officials were ap-members of the victorious Nip- 4 Totalparently worried in vain, however, ponese swimming aggregation that 59 since the Japanese delegation yes- | swept almost every event in the 73 terday issued a catagorical dental | world's olympic swimming meet at 2383 that they had ever measured the Los Angeles will be seen in-se-

tion this afternoon. 88 track, ever issued a protest or even

given the matter a thought.

SENIOR DIVISION.

"

Craigengower C.C. "B"

60

1

2 3

61

Kowloon Docks R. C.

59

C49

15 20 21

3

25

62

Police R. C.

61

C215

20 14 22

17

45

Talkoo Docks R. C.

68

C384

30 20 20

C448

15 25 22

JUNIOR

DIVISION.

C494

15. 35

18

22

80

Craigengower C. C.

48

012

10 14 21 €

51

Indian R. C.

68

1.

Kowloon B. G. C.

C332

0 10 24 11

45

Police R..C.

71

Kowloon C. C.

50

C45+

20 27 21 14

82

H.K. Electric C.C.

70

Club de Recreio

Civil Serviče C.C.

59

H.K. Football Club

49

Total

R. H. K. Yacht Club... 71

League Tables

- SENIOR DIVISION.

KOWLOON B. G. C. CRAIGENGOWER "A" CRAIGENGOWER "B" CIVIL SERVICE .... TAIKOO DOCKS KOWLOON C.-C.

However the Japanese yesterday | did take up seriously the question of wind velocity and urged that if it were a factor the sprints and 115 155 169 102 541 hurdles be run in both directions,

Their. request was denied.

the former's

a game played

on

grounds.

P. W

L. "PLS.

Scores:

4

0"

8

C.S.C.C.

3

1

5

J. Galletley

$

1

6

J. M. Purvis

A. Humphrey

2

1

4

¡L A. Collyer

R. R. Davis

2

(Skip)

125

H. Major

E. W. Hamilton

€. Strange

C. B. Robertson F. H. W. Haynes

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In answer to the Bulletin article of yesterday morning entitled "Fapanese Get Out Calipers K Abe. delegate of Japan issued a statement denying the article in Football Club the name of the whole Japanese, A. Steven

delegation, declaring that the Ja- panese delegation had never mea- sured the Rizal Track nor do they know how short it may be, Mr. 19 Abe, as spokesman for the Japan

ese delegation firmly states that Japan never issued any kind of protest on such question, and that no such protest was filed with Dr. 17 Ylanan,

National Physical Dir- ector: Therefore, Mr. Abé does not Know who else could give any sort er confirmation to the Bulletin on

J. Ralston

E. S. Carter-

R. P. Shaw

CLUB DE RECREIO

KOWLOON DOCKS POLICE

A. Trengrove

L. R. Whant

JUNIOR DIVISION.

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J. J. Gregory"

(Skip).

P

Pts.

J. Pooler

CIVIL SERVICE

8

H. F. Westlake

S. Strange

YACHT CLUB

3

6

H. L. Lockhart

"A. Brooksbank

3

L Luck

J. Russell

INDIAN R. C.

1

(Skip). 13

H. K. ELECTRIC

2

POLICE

KOWLOON B. G. C...

FOOTBALL CLUB

CLUB DE RECREIO

CRAIGENGOWER KOWLOON C. C.

DIVISION I..

K.B.G.C. v. K.D.R.C.

Playing on the Bowling Green Club's rinks, the Kowloon Dock were sent away beaten by two points.

Scores:-

..K.B.G.C.

J. Watson

A. B. Russell

J. H. Budding

L. Guy

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J. S. Logan

P. T. Farrell

F. Hall

W. 5. Drake

(Skip)

R. Duncan

8. Randle... V. Petherick

..

2

Kowloon Docks

W. H. C. Robson

M. Ferguson

R. G. Cräig

J. C. Brown

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20

V. M. Hast

J: Revie

23.

J A. Lindsay

W. Grefg

(Skip) A..M. Calman

T. Coleman

J. Kempton

17

W. Macfarlane

J. McKelvie

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23

Br

RECREIO v. TAIKOO

19

59

The Taikoo D.R.C, visiting King's

* 59

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YACHT CLUB v. C.C.C.

49

The Royal H.K. Yacht Club playing at home won comfortably by 29 shots. Scores:-

4

4

4

1

3

2

3

2

D

4

Q

G. Duncan

A. E. Marchent

Yacht Club

H. Beer

C. L. Summons

E. S. Abraham

U. M. Omar

"

W. GI

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20

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J. S. Landolt

A. A. Razack.

R. F. Luz

E. Tuck

M. J. Medina

W. Ward

R. Baza

-

(Skip) 21

J. Cavanagh

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54:

E.C.C. v. POLICE

"G. E. Costello

15 B. E. Maughan

Bir Thomas

Southern

(Skip) 12

L.. S. Greenhill

18 A. C. Young

€.C.C. A. M. "B. Rocha J. van der Lely E. C, Barry

V. N. Atienza

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D. K. Kharas W. Phelps

Y. "Abbas

J. A. R. Selby

J. McNay

60

A. Macfarlane

►

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A victory of 28-10 scored by R. E. B. Reed

P. Phillips rink over that "of G. C. W. J. Hanson Moss gave the Kowloon C.C. a leadA. T. Hamilton of one point over the Police, whoa. Chapman won in two rinks out of three.

Scores:

K.C.G

C. E. Elliot

Heywood

J. A. Howe

H. Hampton"

A. E. Silkstone

(8kip) 16

J. W. M. Brown

W. Hyde

E. C. Fincher

Park, took full points from the R. P. Phillips

Club de Recreio.

Scores:

Recreio

L. J. Sava

J. G. Ozorio

1. F. Xavier

F. V. Ribeiro

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11

L. A. Guttierez,,

E. M. Remedios

C. E. Marques :-

F. X. M de Bilva

(Skip)

T. F. Stainton

D. Munro

**

(Skip)' 29

(6kip).

C. J. Tacchi

Police

J. C. Fender T. Tallon

F. E. Booker W. Mair

(skip) R. Ells"

28

T. R. Hunter

A. R., Clarke

G. C. Mors

28

·

(Skip)"

T. Nolan

G. Perkins

E. G. Post

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777

(Skip)

J. R. Soares

W. J. Howard

H. W. Randall W. K. Way

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L.B.C. V. K.B.G.C.

the matter.

These lads

are reported in excellent condition by their coach and trainer.

this

The entries of the Philippines in meet are conceded little chance to beat their Japanese ad- versaries, but everybody seemed agreed to the fact that the Filipino tankers will be able to give the Nipponese strong competition in all the events. Prof. Candido Bartolome and Joaquin Alviar, head coach and assistant coach. respectively of the local swimming contingent stated yesterday that their proteges are in fine trim and ready for the big tank meet,

U. S. BASEBALL

Weekend Games

New York, May 19. The following were the results of baseball games to-day (Saturday): American League

Philadelphia Chicago

6. Louis Boston Chicago

Philadelphia

# 13

1

9 "12

A

5 11 0

Stainback Hartnett and Klein (Chicago) hit home runs. American League

Philadelphia

Chicago

4 11 Q

5 7 1

Home runs by Foxx, (Phila-

delphia) and Dykes (Chicago).

R. H. E

New York

10 13 1 10 15

Detroit.............

3

Game went to 14 innings. One home

run by Johnson ¡Philadelphia) and two by

Boston

St. Louis

Washington..........

8 13

10 15 2

3 7 2

10 17 1

Burns (St. Louis) hit a

Jomer.

3 12

4 6 0

Cleveland

1

*

1

My 1 6 1

Kuhel (Wash.) hit a homer.

8. 13 2 3 9 #2

Bonura (Chicago)...... Boston....... St. Louis

Home run by Grove (Boston)

New York Detroit

Home run by Lazeri (New York).

Washington Cleveland

HONGKONG

1

INTERNATIONAL

AMATEUR

3 12 2 6 1 National League Cincinnati ........ 5 11 New York

6 10 1 Two home runs by Hatey and one by O'Farrell" (Cincinnati) and one each by Moore and Ryan (New York).

..

Pittsburg Brooklyn

5 8 1... 8-11 $ Taylor (Brooklyn) hit a home

St. Louls.....

Boston

Chicago

SWIMMING ASSOCIATION

EXHIBITION BY

JAPANESE

2 5

1

i 3

0

WORLD OLYMPIC

5 11

2

Philadelphia ......... 6 13 3 Game went to 11 innings. Galan (Philadelphia) hit a . home run.

The following were the results on Friday:

National League

Cincinnati

New York

Pittsburg

•

Brooklyn

China and Netherlands Indies

have also entered strong competi tors in this meet, but the con- sensus of opinion is that the fight for premier honours will narrow down between the Philippines and Japan.

5 2

D

18

2

8 12 1

3 9 I

Home runs by Paul Water "(Pittsburg) and Wilson (Brook-

lyn).

Both China. and the pect to win there is an opportunity small for the Philippines to grab the Netherlands have each a number of entries in the meet, and title from the Nipponese. unless these swimmers are excep- tionally strong, these countries have slim chance of copping first bonours.

The team that will represent the Philippines will be led by Yidefon- so, Jikiram and All, internationally. known tank artists. These three j

In conculsion, everyone of the Japanese officials and athletes are

But there seems to be a general tank crusaders have participated in without exception, very keen in

world's olympic swimming. promoting their intimate friend-feeling in every quarter that either the ship with Philippine officials and China or Netherlands Tadies may meet at Los Angeles and with the athletes, and

throw a monkey wrench in the exception of Ali they have scored such an article as

championship aspirations of Japari. points for the Philippines. was published yesterday cannot,

If either one of these countries Yidefonso finished third in the 200 Mr. Abe claims, possibly spoll such

succeeded in capturing a number meter breast stroke, while Jikirum close relations between the F-

was fifth in the same event.. of events which the Japanese ex- pino and Japanese athletes either intentionally or not.

Gate Receipts total" P50,000

The gate

receipts at the Far Eastern Olympic games for the last three days, including yesterday, totalled over P50,000, according to estimates made last night.

Yesterday's gate receipts were 16 estimated at about P10,005.. Total attendance in the various games

48

2.

The Indian R.C. pulled off a sur- prise when they entertained and defeated the Bowling Green Club by ten shots:-

Scores:-

LE.C.

K.B.G.C.

nducted in the different grounds the Rizal Memorial Field is va- riously estimated at between 20,- 000 and 25,000.

Football between China and Ja- pan drew a record crowd of 15,000 people, while the valleyball en- counter between China and the

A. H. Rumjahn MJ. Henderson Philippines had an attendance of

S. O. Bux

A. R. Minu..

10 K. M. Omar

(Skip)

D. M. Khan

24

C. L. Farmer

J. G. Charlton'

G. E. F. J

Thompson (Skip) 30 E. V. Searle

G. J. Chambers

J. G. Meyer

W. E. Hale

(Skip)

some 3,000 people. About 1,000 people witnessed the demonstra tion held in the baseball stadium. while the tenais matches, drew More than 1,000 persons. ⠀⠀

The season tickets for the games are exhausted, according to off- cials of the operating department of the meet. These tickets gave. the management a total of P13,000, Tickets sold at the windows. on Saturday, the opening day, totalled P18,000 and on Sunday, P10,500. Yesterday's attendance netted the 12 management about P10,000.

16

H. Cutting

-Talkoo

C. B. Mathews

H. Overy

J. J Whyte...

J. Fraser

(Skip)

18::

82

W. E. Hollands (skip)

M. L. Raznick

23

A. M. Omar

A. M. Wahab

61

(Skip)

24

8. M. Rumjahn

DIVISION II.

#A. H. Madar

M. Y. Adal

A. R. Dallah

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20

G. Ross A.W.E. Davidson H. H. Rose

(Ekip)

68

58

C. H. Summers

J. Wald

R. M. Keown

J. C. Chalmers

".14

... (Skip) 20

/C. E. Marques

J. E. Noronha

C. H. Basto

H.A. Alves

C. G. Bilva

(8kip) 20"

45

ELECTRIC v. RECREIO

Playing at home the Electric R.

R. M. Keown - ] CP accounted for the Club de Re-

W. Sunningham creld by a heavy margin.

A. W. Norrie

G. H. Stewart... R. Wallace

(8klp)

CRAIGENGOWER DERBY

Scores

H.K. Elbetrie` -- Club de Recreio J. K. Sloan JMS. Rozario

R. Robarts Ne

19R. C. Butler

G. T. Padgett 68A F., Paul (SKP)

F. X Boarea

J. J. Basto

H. F. Stoneham

POLICE WIN AT HOME The Police playing at home won on all three rinks from the K.C.C.. finishing up 21 points to the good.

Scores:- Police

(skip) 21 W. Forrest

CRoza-Pereira

F.A. Xavier

A. V. Hazros

C. A Lopes

27

(Skip)

The first team of the Craigen- A. McKellar gower C.C. lost two valuable points J. Sharpham when they went under to their S. Deacon second team. The losers won on W. H. B. Muskett top rinks but the margin of vic-kip) tory was not sufficient to cover the H. Hatch deficit shown on the remaining W. Orchard Tinka

Scores

0.00% "A"

AB Udates

A. B. Gemies..

W. V. Feld

B. W. Bradbury

G. L. Buchanan

J. F. Lamny

L de Rome

C.C.C. “B”

(skip)

22

FK Modr

L. C. B. Bouza..

K.C.C. M. N. Rakusen J. Channings- J. Fletcher J. S. Riddell W. W. Hirst W. Glendenning T. Ferguson.

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17 W. McLeod..

H. Brito AA Remedios Dr R. A Basto A. H Basto

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W. T. Brightman: CIVIL SERVICE v. FOOTBALL

C. 8. Rossetet

29

(Skdp)

A" Wright V. C. Labrum J. 8. Dinnen J. M. Jack 19_/ ̄・ (Skip) ...

L. Glendenning. J. R. McWalter ['A. "E."Cafey !

T (Skip)

11' | W. S. Dali-

8. R. Farlow 49 C F Alexander

CLUB The Ciril Service: Club took full pointg from the Football Club at

W. McHardy

{Bdp} 23

W. Mulcahy E. H. Impey T. W. Carr E. Kern

(8ktp)

The operating department of the Rizal Memorial Stadium, which is in charge of the sale of tickets for the Olympic games-" announced that the sale of season tickets has been discontinued, and that day by day tickets can be purchased in advance. This new arrangement has been made in order to give the public greater facilities to ob- tain tickets and avoid delays by standing in long lines waiting for their turn to buy tickets at the box office

Sports fans Intending to see the games are urged to get their tick ets in advance to avoid overcrowd- 18ing at ticket- windowa, for their vn comfort, and also for the sake of better, handling of fana in the different stadia

Since the opening of the gamer 11there have been near riots at games, excited people fighting 50 their way into the grounds. Buch

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