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LAWN BOWLS
WIMBLEDON TENNIS
To-day's League
Games
Rain has interfered to a great extent with the lawn bowls games. 4 promising afternoon undergoes a sudden change, causing the much disappointment. players Apart from this play on a sodden green puts some players complete- ly out of the form they show on a normal green.
American Ladies Beaten
Miss Helen
London July 6,
HONG KONG ĐAILY PRESS SATURDAY,
SWIMMING GALA HOME CRICKET
OF C. B. S.
Champions In The Making
'was
The annusiawimming rala of Jacobs and Ms the Central British School, Sarah Palfrey. American Wight-held yesterday morning at the man "Cup pair were beaten at European Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool
Mile,
before a very large and enthusias- Wimbledon yesterday by
tic gathering. Competition for Andrus and Mlle, Henrolin.
the House Championship, which The following were the results:-
at the beginning looked like Men's Doubles-Third Round In the senior games this after-
win for Chocolate House, was very J. V. Kirby and R. Miki beat
keen and the ultimate result was noon, Craigengower "A""at Kow-
in doubt until the last event had loon Dock and the Bowling Green Koopman and H. Timmer (Fol-
been Wum Ba. team at Taikoo should not ex-land)6-1, 8-6 6-0. perience much diffcuity in re-
G. M Lott and L. Stoeffen turning with the points, Civil Service travel to Club de Recrelo, (U.S.) beat Denker and Henkel the chances being a keen game-1, 13-11, 6-3.. with a slight advantage on, the Valley team in spite of playing
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way.
Civil Service, Indians. The Bowling Green Club, Yacht Club appear as the likely winners in the Junior d'vision
.. THE PROGRAMME"
The following are" the matches down for decision to-day:--
v. Kowloon
Senior Division. Craigengower "A"
Docks.
-Club de Recreio v. Civil Service * C.C...
Kowloon: B.G.C. y. Talkoo R.C 'Police R.C. v: Craigengower "B".
Junior Division,
Indian R.C Cralgengower
C.C..
Civil Service CC v. Club de
Recreio.
Hongkong: Electric v. Kowloon
B.G.C.
Yacht Club: v. Police R.C. *Football Club . Kowloon C.C. Stefan
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SENIOR DIVISION
Craizengower "A" v. Kowloon Docks.
Craigengawer AA ECoates, W. V. Field, D. Rumjahn, B. W. Bradbury (skip); G. L. Bucharán, A S. Gomes, H. Beer, U. M. Omar (skip); J. S.. Landolt, A. A Razack, R. F. Luz. R. Basa (skip).
Quarter-Finals,
:
J. Borotra and J. Bragnion (France) beat R. N. Willaris and S. Wood (U.S.) 8-6, 6-2, 6-3.
I. G, Collins and F. H. D... Wilde (Britain) beat Kirby and Miki 6-2, 7-5, 6-2
Prena H. O. Hopman and D. beat D. P. Turnbull and V. M. McGrath (Australia) 4-6, 10-8, 6-4. 6-4.
Women's Doubles-Quarter
"
Finals. Mrs. Godfree and Miss Scriven (Britain) bent Miss Haylock and Miss Kirk (Britain) 6-3, 6-4... "
Mile. Andrus and Mile. Henrotin (France) beat Miss Jacobs and Miss Palfrey (US.), 6-3, 4-6.. 8-1.
Mlle. Payot and Miss Thomas beat Miss Dearman and Miss Lyle (Britöld)-6-4 6-2, ***
Mixed Doubles-Quarter Finals.
HG. N. Lee and Miss James and beat J. Brignon (Britain) Miss. Howard 4-6. 8-6, 6-4.-Reuter..
THE BATTLE OF THE
BLUES
In our issue of yesterday, we erroneously gave the Oxford team as that of Cambridge for the in- ter-Varsity match which is to take place at Lord's on Monday. The correct teams are given below:-
Oxford: F. H. G. Chalk (Brase- F. Walker nose) captain, D. (Brasense), C. H. Townsend (New College); R G Tindall (Trinity), A.
Kowloon Docks Revic, P. B. Parks, J. A Lindsay: W. Greig (skip) M. Ferguson, J. E M. Bre- win, R. G. Craig, J. C. Brown (skip). T. Coleman, G. Henderson. J. Kempton, J. McKelle (skip). Kowloon B.G.C. v. Talkoo R.C.
Barlow (Brasenose), J., W. Kowloon B.G.C.-P. T. Farrell, seamer (Brasenose), N. 8. Mitchell- JS Logan, R, Hall, W. S. Drake Inbes Brasenose). C. de Saram Akipir J. Watson, A. S. Russell (Keble), P. Singleton (Brasenose), J. Budding. L. Guy (aldpy R1 H. Dyson Christchurch), S. N. Duncan, S. Randle. H. H. Rose. WKnight (Wadham) Reuter. Macfarlane (skip),
Cambridge: H. Human (Rep- Taikoo FC.-G. H. Stewart, R. ton) captain; R. de W. K. Winlaw Wright, T. F. Stainton, R. C. Wal-(Winchester), A. W. Allen (Eton), lace (skip); W. Cunningham, A. W.
M. Jehangir Khan (Labore), J. G. Norrie, D. Munro, N. Drummond W. Davies (Tonbridge). A. G. (akip); C. H. Summers, J. J..Whyte, Powell (Charter House), G. W. RM Keown, J. C. Chalmers | Parker (Gloucester) J. W. T. Grim
shaw (King William), I. 8. M. King (Dulwich) and H. T. Bartlett
(Dulwich).
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Club de Recreio v. Ctvil Service
Club de Recreio:. E, Nornha, C. H Basto, H" A Alves, C. G. SDva (skip); L J. Suva, LA F. Xavier, F. V. Ribeiro, A. H, Basto (skip); J. G. Ozorio, P. A. Yvano- vich, C. E. Marques, F. X. M. da Bilva (skip). -
Human Winlaw, Allen, Khan and Davies are old Blues, while Bartlett is a Frestiman
..Civil Service:-T. Armstrong. E. Champelovier, L. Whant, W. Rozario (skip); H. A. Botelho, D. Grimmit (skip); P. E. Knight, S. E. Lopes, CAM Alves, Julio Ribeiro Alderman, 8. Eccleshall, J. Deakinskip) IM S. Ruzario, A. A. Ret (skip); E. W. Simmonds, J. Hol medios, F. X Soares. Dr. R. A.
Basto (skip). lidge, A. O. Brawn, F. J. Jones (skip).
H.K. Electre v. Kowloon B.G.C. *HK Elèctic: K Bloan, R. C. Police R.C. v. Craigengewer "B"
Butler, G. T. Badgett, A F. Paul Police R.C., B. C. Fender, T.
(skip); A. McKellar. J. G. Haigh, Talion, F. E. E. Booker, A. R. Clarke (skip); R. Ellis, G. Perkins, M. Currie, H. W. B. Muskett W. Mair, G. C. Moss (skp). E, G.skip): H. McKay, W. Orchard J. Post W. Nolan, J. Shepherd, W. E. F. Lunny, L de Rome (skip).
Kowloon B.G.C.-G. Ross, C. L. "Hollands (skip).
Craigengoyer "B":-E. Tuck, M. Farmer, MJ Henderson, 3. G. J. Medina E. el Arculli, Meyer (skp); H. P. Stoneham, P. Cavanagh (skip); G. Duncan, L. CO. O'Connell, C. B. Hosking, W. E. R. Souza, W. T. Brightman, C. 3 Hale (skip); J. Macdonald, E. V. Roaselet (skip); E, Marcpent, H Searle, J. G. Charlton, G. EF.
Thompson (skip). Milton, W." em Summons (skip)
JUNIOR, DIVISION
Indian R. v. Craigengower Indian R.C.-A. H. Rumjan, E. O, Bu, A. R. Minu, K. M. Omar (skip) D. M. Khan, M. I. Razack, A, M. Omar, A. M. Wahab (skip): J. Hoosen, MY Adai. A O. Madar, A. R., Dallah (skip).
Cralgengower: 8. Soares, S. Abbas, W.-Phelps, V. N. Atienza (skip); G. Gunn, H. Major, C. Strange, L. Luck (skip); J. Gellat! ly. J. Pooler, B, Westlake. P Davies
Yacht Club y. Police -C. Yacht Club-A. StevensoD, "A. W. Brown, Sir Thomas Southern "A, Macfarlane (skip): E S. Abra- ham, AC Young. J. B. Ross, B.
were
At one stage Blue House fulls 20 points in arrears of both Chocolate and Red Houses, but they gallantly pulled up in the last few events when excitement ran very high.
The standard of swimming dis- played by the Intermediate classes of Boys and Girls was amazing, and I saw several potential cham- plons in the making.
The diving was very good con- sidering the ages of the entrants, particularly in the "Junior School where several of the boys. made very plucky and successful at tempts off the high board.
The plunging was very good for 'School" and one girl reached over 45 feet while B. Hynes, who took the Boy's prize went to 47 .feet..
extra-
The handicapping was ordinarily good and the Stan are on their to be congratulated efforts which resulted in a splen- did gala.
RESULTS
The Results were:- Senior Boys' 100 Yards H'Cap:-
1.-H. Millington
2-0 Bitzer
3-D. Sommers
Girls' 50 Yards H'Cap:-
1.-L. Hickey
2. V Fetherstonhaugh 3. de Chaffoy Intermediate Boys' 50 Yards
Handicap:-
1-E. Rodgers 2.-R. Provan 3.-R. Trowt 2nd Heat:-
1.-A, Keown 2-F. Rodgers ZA. Bruin Intermediate Girls 50 Yards
Handicap:
1.-J. Bruin and P... 8tringer 2.-J. Lakeman
Junior Boys' 50 yards Handicap:
1.-D. Gray
2.-R. de Rome 3.-I. Kempton Junior Girls 50 Yards Handleap:
1-E. Morrison 2.-M. Shand 3.-J. Priday
Junior Boys' 25 Yards Handicap
for Beginners:- 1.-R. Snashfold 2.-R. de Rome
3-M. Stephenson Senior Boys's Plunging:-
1-B. Hynes
2.-P. 8imon.
3.-H. Millington Senior Girls Plunging:---
1 L. de Chafloy
2.-V. Fetherstonhaugh 3. Hickey Intermediate Boys' Flunging:-
-1- Morrison 2.-E. Rodgers 3-F. Rodgers
1-J. Lakeman Intermediate Girls' Plunging:—
2-J. Bruin 3.-P. Stringer Senior Boys' Leap Frog:----
1.-H. Mlington and P. Wilson 2-V. Bond and O. Bitzer 3.-P. Hynes and D. Bommers Intermediate" Boys' Leap Frog:-
1. Morrison and J. Rousseau 2.-G. Arnold and R. Trowt 3.-H. Clarke and E." Rodgers Girls' Leap Frog:-
1 de Chaffoy and Y. Martin 2-J. Lakeman and F. Stringer -3.-V. Fetherstonhaugh and L
Hickey Senior Boys 50 Yards Breast-
stroke / 1-0 Bitzer"
2.-E. Fowler
3-H. Millington.
E Mangban (skip); L 8. Green-Intermediate Boys' Diving:-
hili, J. A R. Selby, A. T. Hamilton, A. Chapman (skip).
A.
Police R.C.-W. Forrest, Channing, B. Logan, J. S. Riddell (skip); W. 8. Dall, 8. Farlow, G. 8. Alexander, W. McHardy (skip);" W. McLeod, L. Glendenning, J. R. McWalter, A E. Garey (skip).
Football Club v. Kowloon C.C. Football Club-R PBhaw, P. Morgan, A. Brooksbank, J. Russell JUDY, H. H. Pegg, J. Ralston E. Carter, J. J. Gregory (skip); G. E. Stephens, G. Graver, C. B. Ro bertson, F. H. W. Haynes (skip);
Civil Service v. Club de Recrela Civil Service –B. Lockhart, M. Purvis, Purvis, R. B. Wood
skip): G. Guan. H Major Kowloon C.C.-M. N. Rakusen, C. guange, L. Lock (skip) W Mulcahy, T. W Carr, B. Kern J.Gellatly, J. Pooler, H. Westlake," (skip); "A. Wright, V. C. Labrum,
B. R.Davies (skip). Club de.. Recrelo:
L Jack, J. M. Jack (skip); C. C. Alyes, Fletcher, W. W. Hirst, L. E. Lam- 7. Harros, J. J. Basto, H. mert, H, Overy (skip).
1.-R. Provan
2.-R. Trowt
3.-A Bruin Senior Girls Diving:-
1-1 Hickey
2: J. Lakeman 3.-Y. Martin Junior Boys' Diving:-
1.-W. Pryde
• 2.-Р. Евад 3.-D. Gray Junior Gurls' Diving:-
1-E. Morrison 2.-L. Kehr
3.--J. Friday
Boys' Diving- 1.-E. Fowler
Senior
20. Bitzer
3. R. Sommers
Senior Boys 50 Yards Back-
stroke:-
County Match Results
Landan, July 5. The following were the results of County Cricket matches con- cluded to-day-
At Tunbridge Wells, Derby beat Kent: 114 (Copson 5 for 38) and Kent by 4 wickets.
120.
Derby: 92 (Freeman & for 29),
143 for 6 (Freeman 3 for 63).
At Nottingham, Notts beat Mid- dlesex by 8. wickets. Middlesex: 218 and 113 (Voce 7 for
82). Notts: 158 and 174 for 2. -
As Blackburn, Lancashire beat Northants by an innings, and 74 runs.
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Lancashire: 489 for & dec. (Iddon 177. Paynter 120 not out). Northants: 243 and 152.
U. S. BASEBALL
Chicago Fail To Score
New York, July 5. Two home runs were scored by Lou Gehrig for the New York Yan- kees to-day, while Myer and Stone banged one each for the oppost tion, the Washington Serrators. who were, however defested,
Elldebrand, Cleveland's Carl pitcher, blanked out Chicago in a nine-innings game, his side ning by eight runs.
JULY 1934.
LOCAL GOLF
Starting Times For Fanling
The starting times for Fanling on Sunday:-
Old Course
9.28 a.m. T. Grant and H. Hamp-
ton. 9.32
17
D. J. Gilmore and K. S. Morrison,
9.35
to
1. H. Geare and A. D. Humphreys
9.40
J. Stenersen: and R. A. Rodgers.
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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH
SERVICES
Sixth Sunday After Trinity
Anglican Churches
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, HONG KONG.
Sunday, July 8th, 1934... Stxth Sunday After Trinity
B 1.m Holy Communion
Church) 9,44 A T. Lay and G. w. Holy Communion (Pask
Greene.
Children's Service R. K. Collings and B. Mattins and Sermon. Loveless.
10.32.
THIRD TEST MATCH INTEREST
.8 2.0.
10 am
il B..
Preacher: Rev. A. J. Bennitt
Evensong
....... 6.30 pm, Freacher: Rev. H. W. Baines.
Wook Day. Services
the Sick.-
Mattins-Dally at 9 a.m. Intercessions for Wednesday at 10.15 a.m.
Holy Communior-Thursday ut 7.45 am.
Holy Communion.-Friday 7.45 am in Cantonese).
Choir Practice. Friday at
London, July 5. With each side having gained one victory, great interest is being shown in the third of the series of five Test Matches which begins at the Old Trafford ground, Män- | D.m. chester, to-morrow. The weather promises to remain fine and dry.
The teams will be Anally select- ed to-morrow, but several English players who had been asked to hold themselves in readiness are reported unft.
Yesterday, Paynter; the Lan- cashire left-hand batsman, was asked to be at Manchester in case. any late eventualities may make his assistance desirable to England.
It is expected that Australia's batting strength will be increased by the inclusion of W. E. Ponsford, who was absent from the last Test win-through illness-British Wireless.
The following are the results:- National League
Boston
Philadelphia,
R. H. E 11 '17 1 14 20 2
Wally Berger Boston), Cam- illi and G.. Davis.
phia) homered.
New York
Brooklyn
(Philadel-
13 15 3
2
7 13 Joe' Moore (New York) and Lopez (Brooklyn) homered.
American League
Chicago Cleveland
2 0.° 8 8 14 0
Carl Hildebrand, pitched for cleveland.
Washington New York
3- 12 $ 12
1
0
Myer and Stone (Washington) homered, Lou Gehrig reply- ing for the winners with two home runs,
Philadelphia Boston
1.-E. Fowler
2-H MAKington
9 0
"LET MARK TWAIN
RISE....
Galsworthy Moved
To Verse
(Special Air Mail Service)
"London, June 20.
the occurs Next year "there
the hundredth anniversary of birth of Mark Twain. In anticipa- tion of the event the International Mark Twain Society has produced a little book recording the views of seven famous Mark Twain
fans."
They are Signor. Mussolini, Mr. Bernard Shaw Mr. Galsworthy, M. Andre Maurois; Mr. G. K, Chester bon, Mr. John Drinkwater. and President Roosevelt.
The Duce stated that he knew all Mark Twain's works that had 5 10 0 been translated into Italian and... Reuter, a large number that had not, his favourites being "Huckleberry Finn" and "Tom Sawyer."
3.-D. Sommers and 0. Bitzer " Girls 50 Yards Breast and Back
Stroke:--
1.-L. de Chaffoу 2.-L. Bickey Intermediate Boys' 25 Yards
Back stroket- 1.-A. Bruin 2.-E. Rodgers
3. R. Provan Junior Boys 25 Yards Back-stroke:-
1.-O. Large 2.-C. Morrison 3.-A. Keown' Heat 2:-
1.-D. Gray 2.-D. Hollidge Heat 3:-
H
1M. 8tephenson 2-W. Pryde
3-R. de Rome
Intermediate Girls' 25 Yards
Back-stroke:--
1.-P. Stringer
2.-J. Lakeman
3.-Y. Martin.
Junior Giris 25 Yards
Back-stroke:-
1.E. Morrison
2.-M. Shand
3.-L. Ketr
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Inter-House Boys Relay
of 8-150 Yards:- 1--Red House
2.-Blue House 3-Chocolate House
(Teams
Inter-House Girls' Relay (teams
of 6) 150 Yards:--
1.-Réd House
2.-Blue House 3-Chocolate House
Inter-House Swimming Shield on
Aggregate:
1-Red House with 107 points 2-Bite House with 94 points.
3-Chocolate Housewith 99
points
was
Perhaps the most enthusiastic who President Roosevelt, wrote: "I shall always count my- self fortunate in having as a boy met Mark Twain," and declared himself devotee of his books then, as I am now."
Galsworthy, when he was visited by Mr. Cyril Clemens, the president of the society, was moved to verse. He wrote:-
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, KOWLOON..
(Church of England)."
at
5.30-
The following are the forth- coming Services, etc, at St. An drew's Church..
Sunday, July 8th, 1934. Sixth Sunday After Trinity Holy Communion st 8.15 a Mattins and Sermon at 11 am.. Preacher:-The Vicar.
Evensong and Sermon.
Sunday, July 8th, 1934. Sixth Sunday After Trinity Morning Order 10.15 am by the
Rev. E C. H. Tribbeck.
Hymn No. 54 "My God how won-
derful
Thou
art"-("West-
minster").
Prayer.
The Lord's Prayer.
Hymn No. 57 "Begin my soul some
heavenly theme"-("St. Mag- nus").
First: Lesson Jer. 17. 1-18.
Children's Address."
Children's Hymn No. 882 "Children
of Jerusalem"
("Infant Praise"). Secand Lesson 8t Matt. 13. 1-15.
Prayer.
Notices
Hymn No. 95 "O God of Bethel by
whose hand"
Sermon.
("Tallis' Ordinal”).
Hymn No. 406 "Leave God to order all thy ways"(Aldersgate 'Street"). Blessing.
National Anthem
Evening Order 8.15 p.m. by the
Rev. E. "C. H. Tribbeck.
Hymn No. 437 "Hark," my soul! it
is the Lord"-(St. Becs").. Prayer.
life's varied scene" ("Ilkley"). Hymn No. 407 "My Saviour:" mid
Reading.
Notices.
Hymn 'No. 454 "Oft in danger, oft Col- 11. woe" ("University lege"). Addresa.
Preacher: The Rev., L. Le Nash, Hymn No. 422 "Talk with us, Lord,
Sunday School." Primary Sunday School in Hall at 10a.m.
Young People's Service in Church at 0.15 3.m.
Monday. Church Council Meeting at 6 p.m.
" Friday. V.D.MA. Intercession Bervice in Hall at 9 p.m.
"Saturday.
St. Andrew's Club Bathing Picnic leaves Police Fler at 3.30 pm.
Catholic Churches
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL The following are the forthcom- ing services etc., etc. at the Catho- ile Cathedral. Caine Road.
July 8th-Seventh Sunday After Pentecost.
MORNING SERVICES
1st Mass at 6. 2nd Mass at 8. with sermon in
Chinese.
3rd Mass at 10.30 with sermon
in English
EVENING SERVICE
At 4. Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
July 13th-at 7.30 Solemn Requiem
Mass for the poor Squis.
Begins the Triduum in honour of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
On Week Days. Mass at 8, 7 and 7.30.
Free Churches
METHODIST CHURCH,
Thyself reveal"--("Claremont") Blessing.
NOTICES
Sunday, 8th July, Christian Social and Soldiers* Hour, Sallors' Home Lounge, 7 p.m. Monday 9th and Thursday, 12th
July. Badminton, 7 p.m. Wednesday: 11th July, L. C. A.
10 am
UNION CHURCH
Kennedy Road. (Honr Long)
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1834.
Sunday School, 9.30 am." Morning Service, 10.30 a.m. Evening Service, é pra
Preacher at both Services :~~-
The Rev. E. G. Powell. Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after Evening Bervice.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SOIENTIST.
(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Chrisi, Scientia, in Boston, Mun, U.S.A¿
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MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW BOWE ROAD TRAM STATION.
JULY 8, 1934
SUNDAY SELVIOn, 11.16 am.
Subject:-"BACRAMENT”
The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings, 10 o'clock.
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Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6.00p.m. Bonding Koom 44 above address open---- Tuesday and Friday 10 am. to 13 Noon, Services will be held at the Eng-Monday and Thursday, 5.30 to 7 pa Itsh Methodist Church, Queen's When all the world's gone wire-Road East, Wanchal less mad,
And jazz has got what music
had,
And fooling's always bitter,
stuff,
And no
one can be
'smart'
enough;
L
When humour's frwoling on
screens
And" wit is made in joke ma chines.
And all the joys of lesting..... go, And laughter leaves a' world made so;
Then, from such fate if we'd be tree..
And gain a sweet delivery, And know once more a laughing land,
Let Mark Twain 'rise and wave his hand!
Quicker
and a shing as bright as lightning
BRASSO
METAL, POLISH
SPALDING
The Public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Boom
KRO-FLITE
GOLF BALL
Lasts till it's
Lost!"
BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ere included amongst the many other sucensies achieved
Spalding Balls during 1911.
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