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BOWLING GREEN'S

"

NARROW WIN

ACCOUNTS FOR CLUB DE RECREÏO BY THREE SHOTS

Indians Create League Record

The leagus dawn bowls matches on Saturday provided no startling results. The only upset in the first division was the surprisingly good form of the Police Recreation Club who won at Talkoo. The Bowling Green had a close shave, coming away with a three-shot victory over the Club de Escreio.

In the second division the Indian Recreation Club are prov-- ing themselves a big factor. They visited the Hong Kong Football Club and won by the huge margin of 90 to 46. Their The Bowling store of 90 is a league record for this season. Green who are lying second, just managed to win on the Re- crelo's rinks getting home by a difference of one shot.

In beth divisions the Civil Service Club's engagements were postponed.

TAIKOO DOCKS

KOWLOON C. C.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1934.

U. S. BASEBALL

Double Defeat For "Reds"

Hansen, pitching for Philadel- phia, blanked out the Cincinati Reds to win by 18 runs, and alib assisted his side to win the second game of the double leader by an odd run.

In the American League, the New York Yankees trounced De- troit. Babe Ruth Scoring his 101st

home run..

"The following were the results

to-day (Saturday) :—

National Leaguo

Chicago New York

11 17 1

7 12 Z

Moore (New York) homered.

St. Louis...... Brooklyn

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3

10 11 I Delancey (St. Louis) and Cuccinello homered.

Cincinnati

Q

Philadelphia

5 11 3 Bottomley (Cincinnati) höm- ered twice and Walters once for the wiriners.

4 13 1 3 8 I Gus Buhr (Pittsburg, and Mc Manus homered in a 12-inning

I

1.

Philadelphia

18- 19

3

Hansen pitched.

SENIOR DIVISION

55

POLICE R. C.

85

Cincinnati

49

CRAIGENGOWER "A"

.

KOWLOON B. G. C. ........

ST

CLUB DE RECREIO

+54

JUNIOR. BIVISION

CRAIGENGOWER

*48

KOWLOON C. C.,

CLUB DE RECREIO

55

KOWLOON B. O. C.

Pittsburg .....

POLICE R. C

54

FOOTBALL CLUB

46

HONG KONG ELECTRIC 83 INDIAN R. C.

Boston

LEAGUE TABLES

W. Mar

"SENIOR DIVISION

21

(skip)

14

P. W. L. Pts.

W. Brown

E. G. Post

Kowloon B. G. C... 109 1

18

D. B. Bone

C. Dowman

R. M. McKeown

J. Shepherd

Club de Recrelo

9 5 4 10

J. C. Chalmers

W:. E. Hollands

Civil Service

8 4 4

8

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23

(Skip) 21

8 4 4 8

9 4 5 8

56..

B5

3 2 6 4

"19 2.7

4

9 2 7

4

Craigengower "A"... 10 8 2 18

Craigengower "B"

Talkoo Docks

Kowloon Docks

Kowloon C. C.

Police. R. C.......

JUNIOR DIVISION

Indian R. C.

P. W. L Pts. 10.9 1. 18

Kowloon B. G. C.

11 3

Police R. C.

Yacht Club

316

10 6 4 12

Civil Service H. K. Electric- Club de Recreio Kowloon C. c.

11 5 6

Craigen gower Football Club

ID. Munro

N. Drummond (SKP)

G. C: Mass

RECREIO UNLUCKY TO LOSE Winning on two out of three

rinks, the Club de Recreio, upon the score being tallled up. found themselves one shot behind the Kowloon Bowling Green Club.

Scores:-

K.B.G.C.

K, Macdonald E. V. Searle

J. G: Charlton

Recreio

9 5 4 10

D. Alves

-9 5

4 10

A. Machado

10.5 5 10

10 5 5 10

D. Lopes

10

H. Rozaric

G. E. Thompson

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17

10 2 B

4

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26

10...1 9

J. M. Rosario

EL. P. Stoneham

2.

C. B. Hosking

W. F. Hale

FIRST DIVISION-

CRAIGENGOWER BEAT

KOWLOON C. C.

Craigengower C. C. visiting K. C.

C. came away with full points. decounting for the home team by

12 shots:

Scores:-

K.C.C.

H. Hamptor

J. Howe

C: E. Elliot:

Heywood'

A. E. Sukstone

***(skip)

J. W. Brown »

W. Hyde

E. C. Fincher

R. P. Phillips,

(Skip)

H. Gittens J.Dinnen

C, J. Tacchi

J. Fraser

(9ktp)

C.C.C.

A. E. Coates:

A. S. Gomes

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·

W. V. Field

22

B. W. Bradbury

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21

G. L. Buchanan

15

L. C. R. Sousa

H. Beer

U." M. Omar

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J. S. Landolt

A. A. Razack

R. F. Luz

R. Basa. 12 (Skip)

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BOWLING GREEN GOING

STRONG

A. A. Remedios

F. X. Soares

J. J."Basto (Skip)

H. A Botelho A.. Xavier C. M. Alves"

Dr R. A. Basto,

H. H. Rose

18 (Skip)

G. Ross

C. L. Farmer

J. Rodger J. G. Meyer

20 (Skip)

55,

(Skip)

11

19

58

C.C.C. WELL BEATEN Playing at home, the Craigen- gower C.C. found the Kowloon Cricket Club too strong for them; the later winning in al! three rinks.

Scores:-

C.C.C.

W. Bagley.

"K.C.C.

T. "Ferguson W. W. Hirst

W. Phelps

H. W. Randail

L. E. Lammert

16

E. C. Barry

(Skip),

J. S. Soares.

S. Abbas.

A. A. Lewis.

24 v. N. Attenza

(Skip)

61 A. Coelho

Playing at home the Bowling

Recreio by 3 shots,, in spite of the fact that in one rink the visitors led

Green beat the Club de

24-10.

Scpres:---

- *.K.B.G.C.

Recrelo

LF. Xavier

P. T. Farrel

P. Yvanovich

J. B. Logan"

R. Hall

W: Macfarlane

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J. Watson

A. 'S. Russell

J. H. Budding L. Buy

R. Duncan

8. Ratidle

V. Petherick

W. 8. Drake

25

F. V. Riberio.

A. Basto

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L A. Gutierrez

J. G. Ozorla

C.TE. Marques

W. J. Howard

J. Fraser

W. K. Way

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20

H. Overy.

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A. Wright

V. C. Labrum

L. Jack

J. M. Jack (5kip)

M. N. Rakusen

W. Mulcahy

T. W. Carr

E. Kern

13. (8kip

game.

American League

Washington

Cleveland

A

Harder pitched. "

Philadelphia

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0

В

2 8

0

5 10

10 11

-0

Chicago

Dykes and Boniura homered

for winners.

Boston

Bt. Louis

7

8 .. 0 8 18 0

Werber (Boston) homered.

New York

Detroit

11 14 2 2 0 1 Babe Ruth (New York) and Crosetti homered.--Reuter.

KOWLOON DOCKS WIN INTER-HONG

RELAY RACE

Thrills At The Y.M.C.A. Swimming Gala

The Kowloon Docks, swimming", eral "Y" members brought in. almost a first class team establish- The game was even and fast, ed an easy win in the Inter-Eong both sides tackling and marking Relay at the European Y.M.C.A. | well.

The " opened the scoring just Swimming gala on Saturday night, when they defeated the holders, before the interval when the Hongkong and Shanghai-Bank-result of a long lob by Donn, F. ing Corporation by almost falfa Fowler took possession in a scram- length.

ble in the goal-mouth and scored with a fast shot.

Although they won by this mar- gin they by no means had the race all to themselves from the very start, fớc 8. A. Gray gave the Bank an early lead by a yard over J: Lawrence, but Logan over- took Rigg to give the Docks the lead for the first time, the latter Increasing it with Bliss and Padget who finished the race in the very excellent time of 51.-2/5 seCS,

In the Club races there were several upsets, H. G. Lange bring-" ing of a surprise by a brilliant win in' the 75 Wards Medley Race when he overtook R: A Wood in the last length, 25 yards free style, to win by two seconds,

"Wood established an early lead in the 25 Yards Back-stroke with Lange and E. F. Selk in close at- tendance, and on the turn to the breast stroke had a definite lead over Lange. The latter however, on his second turning came up within a foot of Wood and finish ed a strong winner.

In the Men's 50 Yards Aggregate Handicap, R. Goldman provided a surprise by defeating botn A. G. Donn and H. G. Lange in 27 4/6 seconda

#Anslow who went at "go" was overtaken by Goldman, Lange and Dann Just about three quarters of the first length and all four swim- mers reached the wall almost-to- gether."

Goldman made a splendid turn and shot away into the lead föl- lowed closely by Donn, Lange and Anslow, finishing up just under a yard to the good of Doan in a

HOME CRICKET splendid finish where touches se-

Australians At Sheffield

London, July 14

There were 20,000 present at

Sheffield to-day to watch the play between Yorkshire and the Aus- tralians."

Yorkshire had first knock at the

wicket, scoring 232 for & when play came to a close. Leyland con- tributed 43, including seven boun- | daries, and Sellers 49 not out.

Closing Scores

The following were the closing scores of County and inter-Varsity matches, the match between Notts and Worcester being leftover owing to raini:

Surrey 240. Kent 141 for 6. Lancashire 407 for 2 (Watson 162 not out, Iddon 174) v. Somerset.

Warwick 365 for 7 (B. B. S. Wyatt 28 101). Northants.

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46 POLICE LOSE AT HOME

Hongkong Electric RC. The playing at Happy Valley against the police won by seven shots.

Scores:~~

P.B.C.

W. McLeod'

L.. Glendenning A. McKellar

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H.K.E.R.C.

J. F. Lunny

19

J. MeWalter.

A. E. Carey

J.

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19

de" Rome W. B. Muskett

(skip).

"

23

W. Forrest

A. Channings

J. G. Haigh

F. Howley

Gloucester 449 for 7 (Dacre 108, Hammond 114) v. Leicester,

Sussex 419 for 5 (Cook 160) v. Hampshire.

Derby 214. Middlesex 23 for 1. Cilamorgan 293. Essex 23 for 2. Harrow 169 (Mann 5 for 66) and

243 for 3 dec. (Paule 93). Eton 302 and 473 for 3 Drawn.

Earlier Results

At Blackpool, Lancashire defeat: ed Worcestershire by 22 runs

At Hull, Yorkshire détested Essex by 123 runs.

At Leicester, Warwick took first innings points from Leicester.

At Hove, Sussex defeated, North- ants by 163 runs. ....

parated the second, third and fourth swiniarsers.

En the first hest of this event, Jenkins established an early lend and swimming a good pace won narrowly from G. Fowler, the scratch faan, who swam one of his finest races to date to record 28 seconds for the 50 yards.

In the second heat the Fowler brothers, F. and, & had the race to themselves and the second length produced a thrilling fight for leadership, F. Fowler just beat- ing his younger brother by a touch in 34 seconds.

most

The Ladies. Undoubtedly one of the thrilling races of the night was the Ladies' .50 Yards Aggregate Handicap which was won by Miss J. Weller from Mrs AC. Schreu- der, who started from scratch, in 37.-3/5 secs. Mrs. Schreuder con- ceded 12 seconds to Miss J. Wilson and swam a magnificent race to. lose by a minute fraction.

The handicapping in this event. was very good and although at first it looked as if the margin was too much, Mrs. Schreuder and the others all finished up in a bunch."

The Misses George, (Margaret and Winifred), made their first ap pearance in the YMCA swim- ming gaias and judging from their efforts. they look towards repeat- ing the successes attained by their elder sister, Mrs. M. George-Read. The latter was an interested spec- tator, being unable to swim as she was indisposed.

In the Men's 50 Yards Back- stroke, Aa Donnisecured his first

At the Oval, the Players defeat-win of the evening by a touch

ed the Gentlemen by an innings and 305 runs. Reuter.

C. B. Robertson M. L. Razack G.. Graver

W. S. Dall

248. Farlow...

C. 8. Alexander G. Padgett

178. Strange

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A. M. Omar

F. X. Süva

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22

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11

L. E. Noronha

8. Logan

4

N. M. Curric

C. H. Basto

J. 8. Riddell

7

B. Deacon

F. H. Haynes

(skip).

15

H. A. Alves

(Skip)

13

(Skip)

(Skip)"

10

C. G. Silva

(8kp)

J. K. Bloan

J. Belston

R. Butler

1. Gregory

E. 8. Carter.

57

54 W. McHardy

A. F. Paul

(8kip)

15

(SKIP)

22

(skip)

21

54

61

INDIANS' EASY WIN

5

"POLICE WIN AT TAIKOO

Club, The Police Recreation visiting Talkoo, won by ten shots although they went down in two

of the three rinks. A. R. Clark's

A. M. Wahab

(8kip)

A-H. Rumjahn

8, O. Bux

A. R. Minu

K. M. Omar

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OPEN RINK GAME

28

from "3. Anslow walle "E. T. Belk and E. F. Lange were only a frac-

tion behind.

This was one of the finest races seen in the "y" Bath for some time ́and the ́ ́ ́ultimate result was in doubt until the last few yards, when Donn spurted and just beat Anslow, Selk being just behind the latter.

The Pillow Fight provided an amusing interlude between swim 32 ming events and H. F. Lange beat F. Fowler on an infringement in the final

The Mixed Relay was again one

of the most popular events on the

H' G. Lange's team won com fortably from R. Goldman's team, while Donn was not far behind the latter,

Playing at Happy Valley the In- In the only Open Rink Cham-programme and drew 21 swimmers. rink score 30 against 11 by Wal-dian Recreation Club recorded an pionship match played yesterday, lace's rink and this made all the easy win over the Hongkong Foot-U. M. Omar's rink, comprising of ball Club, coming away with 44R. F. Luiz W. Bradbury, HL Beer and himself beat L. J. Silva, L. F. points to the good.

Xavier, FLA. §. Alves and F. V. V. Ribeiro by three shots, the core being 28-23.

difference.

Scores:-

T.D.R.C.

G. Stewart R. Wright TF Stainton RG Wallace

PR-C.

Scores:

3. Nolari

H.K.F.C.

I.B.C.

3. Fender

R. P. Shaw

J. Hosen

F. E. Booker

AR Clark

((skip) 11 :(Sdp) "W. Cunningham R. Fills.

Norrie G. Perkins

J. Morgan

M. X. Adai J. Russell" Á. O. Madar

A. Brooksbank A. R. Dallah (skip) 16 (Skip)

G. E. Stephens D. M. Khan

The match which was played at the Talkoo Cimb proved a keen struggle as although the winners 30 led the way, the result was in

doubt until the last head

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...

Water Polo The Water Polo game should have been between the European Civil Service and the YMCA. but unfortunately several of the form er falled to put in an appearance and consequently the Clail Ber vice team was reshuffled and sev

dsa

The second half opened at a terrific pace the "y" attacking in the deep End, but the Civil Ser- vanta equalised through Aris, who unmarked, scored easily from close-m.

The Aght for Icadership assumed serious results when H. G. Lange sustained so injury to his right ege by an accident at finger-thrust and Donn was hit over the bridge of the nose by the ball. Both sets of forwards sent in innumerable 'powerful shots, but both H. F. Lange for the "Y" and 8. Fowler for the C Servants" were magnificent and often stopped point-blank shots-

doubl

Eventually a break-away БВП Schreuder score a characteristic goal and a few seconds from time he put the issue beyond when Goldman swam down the right wing and lobbed a ball into his hands, for Schreuder to net

- with a magnificent first-timer."

Following the gala, dancing took place in the West Lounge to Mr. Stott's Band.

Results

The results were:- Members 50 Yards. Handicap Ar-

Fregate: Heat 1-

1. W. Jenkins

2. G. Fowler

3. A. Mass

Also swam A. Mitchell and F. Dunnett."

A

Time: 8 secs. Heat 2-

1F. Fowler

2. 8. Fowler 3. R. Oldfield Time: 34 secs.

Also swam: C. Higgins. Heat 3-

1. B. Goldman 2. A. G. Donn

3. H. G. Lange Time: 27 4/5 secs. Also swam: 3. Anslow.

The

·Ladies' 50 Yards Handicap, Ag-

gregate

1. Miss J. Weller

2. Mrs. A. C. Schreuder Time: 37 3/5 secs.

Also swam: Miss W. George, Miss J. Wilson, and Miss M. George, Members 50 Yards' Baek-Stroke:-

1. A. G. Donn

2. J. Anslow

Time: 38 2/3 secs.

DAVIS CUP TENNIS

Australia Leads Two To One (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

* Press" (Copyright.)]

Prague, July 14.

Australia took a 2-1 lead over.

Saturday Czechoslovakia bere on

in the finals of the European Zone »

Also swam: E. F. Selk and H. G. of the Davis Cup tournament. Lange."

when Crawford and Quist decisively "Hong" Kalay

Four-A- "defeated the Casch pair Menzel Siste

1. Kowloon Docks

Kate

2. H. K. and Shanghai Bank 3. Jardine Matheson and Co..

Ltd.

Time: 51 2/5 sece.

The Teams-

Kowloon Decks:-J. Lawrence, Logan, A. Bliss and T. Paget:

H. K. and Shanghai Bank:-÷8. A Gray, W. H. B. Rigg, A. D. Low- son and I. H. Bradford."

A

Jardine, Metheson: C. Eckford, L. J. Stevenson, F. 8. Nicholls and L. V. King.

75 Yards Medley Race, Members:-

1. H. G. Lange

2. R. B. Wood

3. E.. F. Belk

• Time: 48 2/5 secs. Pillow Fight:->

Won by H. F. Lange Results-

H. F. Lange best A. G. Porn

A Moss beat G. Fowler F. Fowler beat A. Casson.

F. Dunnett beat C. Áris Second Round-

Lange beat Moss

Fowler beat Dunnett Final---

Lange beat Fowler on a foul. Mixed Relay:

1. H. Lange's team

2. R. Goldman's team

3. A. G. Donn's team The teams-

H. Lange (Capt.). R. Wood. C. Aris, A. Casson Mra, W. Schreuder and Dunnett.

R. Goldman (Capt-), E, Selk, C. Higgins, F. Fowler, Miss J.. Weller and A. Moss.

A, G. Donn (Capt.): W. Kerr, R. Oldfield, W. Jenkins, Miss · M. George and A. Mitchell, Water Polo:--

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beat Civil Service by 3 goals to 1. The teams

"Y"-HF. Lange, K G. Lange (Capt.). A Higgins, A. Donn, R Goldman, W. Schreuder and F. Fowler.

Civil Service:S. Fowler W. Kerr (Capt.) W. G. Jenkins, W. Stoker. G. Fowler, W. Lawrence. C. L. Arts..

Three Castles

1.

and Hecht in straight sets, 6-4. 8.3. 6-4 Transocean Kuo Min.

- DOUBLES VICTORY

Pryne, July 14.

In the Davis Cup European Zone. final matches between Australia and Czechoslovakia to-day Menzel triumphed over McGrath of Aus- tralia. but the Australian pair Crawford and Quist accounted for Menzel and Hecht in the doubles, while Hecht was also a bad loser" to Crawford in the earlier singles

game.

The following are the scores:- Menzel (Czechoslovakia) beat McGrath 10-8, 6-2, 8-8

Crawford (Australia) beat Becht 6-4, 6-2, 6-2.

Crawford and Quist

(Australia) beat Menzel and Hecht 6-4 6-3.. 6-4-Reuter.

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