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"Left Out's" selections for this week-end will be found un- derlined in the list given below:

FIRST DIVISION

Results

1931 1932 1931 B001 2–1

3-0 2-0 0-1

1-1 4-2

1-0 4-1 2-0

*

Arsenal

Y.

Liverpool

A. Villa

V.

Derby

Blackburn

T.

Leeds

Chelsen

L'cester

Everton

Preston

Grimsby

P'mouth

3-1

H'feld

Y

Tham

Manchester C.

Y...

Wednesday

Middlebro*

T..

W. Brom

2-0

1-2 2-2 2-3

1-0 3-1 3-0

Stoke

V.

B'ham

Wolves

V.

S'tand-

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SECOND DIVISION.

A P. Vale

ין

1-1

021-8

KIVIII KIRI

IIM II MIGHT

0-0

20

--1

Barnsley

Blackpool

Hull

Bolton..

Y.

Bury

Bradford C.

V. Swansea

5--1

Newcastle

V.

Brentford

Norwich

*.

Fulham

Nottingham City

Y

Burnley

Plymouth

Bradford

32 4-1

Shefeld U.

"

Man. U.

"a

Southampton

.

Oldham

1-1 0-2 1-0

West Ham

7.

Notts, F.

4-3 2-1

THIRD DIVISION

-23-1

(North)

Barrow

V. Halifax

Carlisle

V.

Chester

V.

Wham

Acc'ton

Chesterfield

V

Walsall

Doncaster

T S'port

H'pool

S-1 3-3 5-2

2–2 2–1 00

3-0 4-2 7-0

1-1

1-11-1 02

3-13-22—1

Middlefield

7.

F'ham.

-

N. Brighton

7.

Darton

·R'dale

T'mere

Ghead

▼, Crewe

Southport

York

T Lincoln

THIRD DIVISION

Be Chariton

0-2 3-0

(07-13-2

3803 10 11-11-1

1-1

5-04-132 1-12-2 4-330-30

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1934..

KOWLOON GOLF CLUB

Entrance Fee To

Be Doubled

INDIAN R. C. MEETING

YACHT CLUB'S ANNUAL MEETING

F. D. Pereira To Lead First XI. ·

LAWN BOWLS SUCCESS

A satisfactory report on the year's working was made by the President, Mr. D. C. Wilson at

At the annual meeting of the the annual general meeting of the

Indian Recreation. Club held Kowloon abit Club held at the

Pereira, yesterday,F. D

the YMOA. yesterday" Mr. Wilson

Colony'a fast bowler was elected said that the working account of

the Club's cricket captain. The the year showed A surplus of nomination proved very popular $1,349.07 and this revealed the and was carried with applause. satisfactory condition of the cldb.A. R. Minu. also of interport Amaliation to the English Gol! tame, was nominated vice-captain. Association had been obtained and in this connection, thanks were due to Mr. H. H. Mundy,

Mr. A. el Arculli presided at the. meeting and in the course of his review of the year's achievements The Club's course was at pre-touched upon the fact that the the sent in a good condition and im-Club had once again won

junior cricket shield. He express- provements had been made.

Mr. Wilson then proposed theed the hope that a liveller in- adoption of the report and state-terest will be taken in cricket this year and that the senior and junior shields might adorn the seconded by Mr. V. C. Labrum and walls of the Club by the end of

*ment

of accounts. This Was

carried unanimously.

were

Election of Officers The following members elected as office-bearers for the ensuing year:-

the season.

far

CHAIRMAN REVIEWS ANOTHER

SUCCESSFUL YEAR

New Officers Elected

Mr. H. S. Rouse presided at the annual meeting of The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday, and in the course of his speech

· surveyed, "a" successful year's work. He plad a trimut to the hard work of the Club's Secretaries and looked forward to another successful season.

Supporting the Chairman were Messrs. K. S. Roberts, R. J. Veruall. G. F. Gandy, G. 8. P. Heywood, J. Fleming and Com- modore. F. Ello

FINANCES IN SOUND STATE

The Chairman said:-Gentle-

Regarding lawn bowls. Mr. Ar-men-It gives me pleasure to pre- culli complimented the team on side at this 30th meeting of this Club as deputy for our Cammo- success they have so the achieved. He said the Club would dore Mr. A. L. Shields who is just be unfortunate indeed if they now in Canada. I have heard second quite recently that he expects to off the to carry

be back and sailing his, good ship division honours this season.

"La Linda" somewhere about the New Officera

middle of October and I'm sure The election of officers resulted we all trust he will be thoroughly as follows:-

President:-Mr. J. D. Thomson. Vice-President:-Mr. D. Q wu-failed

son.

Hon. Secretary:—Mr. W. Stoker. Captain:-Mr. H. H. Mundy. General Committee:-Messrs W. Taylor, A. L-Eastern, A. J. Dennis, W. M. Groves, J. McKelvie and R. Henderson.

Treasurers: --- Messrs. Linstead end Davis.

A resolution proposed by Mr. Eastman that the entrance fee of $20 be increased to $40 was adopted

The Report

TH

President: Mr, A. el Arculii Vice Presidents: Mezera. Badan Singh and Abbas Khan.

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A K Ismail

Mr. A R.

Mr.. F. D.

Hon. Secretary: Minu

restored in health.

1!

Floating Marks

AMERICA CUP

TRIAL

Yankee's Failure Explained

Newport, R. J. Aug. 28. When she appeared to be over- hauling the Vanderbilt Syndicate's Rainbow in the third race of the final series of the America's Cup yachting trials, "the Yankee sud- denly dropped her canvas and abandoned the race.

The Rainbow led by the narrow margin of 35 seconds at the end of 15 miles of the 30 mile course, but the Yankee was then rapidly decreasing the Rainbow's lead.

The reason for the Yankee's abandonment of the race has not been revealed Reuter,

TH

Jumper Strut Broken

Newport, R. L. Aug. 28. The reason for the abandonment of the third race yesterday was Mr. Gandy suggested that the that the Yankee broke her jumper Another race will now be views of those present" might be strut, obtained regarding the old sailing necessary before the defender of marks at Channel Rock, Kowloon America's Cup can be chosen- Rock and Lyeemun Beacon. He thought the proposal to replace these by Boating marks was drastic

and the specific objections would U. S. BASEBALL

be expense and trouble.

The Chairman remarked ha was strongly in favour of having special marks for team racing.

Commander Cowland: Floating marks are much easier to round than a bunch of rocks,

The year has been fairly active and has been a successful one in all felds of activity. Financially, I think it is satisfactory, showing an excess of income over expen- diture of 8980.55. Though this includes a full year's working ex-dipary marka penses in some directions without the corresponding income in Vice-Captain: Mr. A. K. MAU.

others from which we gather a Captain of 2nd XI: Mr. H. Tsoodly part of our profits, one

source is the Bar.

Captain of Cricket: Pereira.

The report 'as submitted by the Barma Committee is as follows:

Vice-Captain: Mr. M. P. Madar. Lawn Bowls Convener: Mr. A.

Dallah.

Tennis Captain: Mr. S. A. Rum- Jahn.

After meeting all expenses and making adequate provision for de-R preciation, the working account for the year shows a surplus of $1,343.07.

The membership of the Club at June 30, 1934, was as follows:~~~~

Honorary Members

(South)

B'mouth

".

. Coventry

Bristol R.

Y.

Luton

X.

Brighton

2-23-1 3-3 31:00 01

J3

Resident Members ...... .195 Sea-going Members

58 Lady Members (Relative)... 00 Lady Members (Non-Rein-

Live)

15-

Crystal F."

".

Cardin

330

Newport

Bristol C.

N'hampton

Clapton

Queen's P. R.

V.

'A'shat

Reading

Gl'ham

Y:

Exeter

Swindon Millwall

Southend

Torquay

Watford

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Aberdeen

Alb. R.

Clyde

V

Dun'ine

M'well

H'ton

V. Falkirk

Airdrie

Hearts

Dundee

Kilnock

T.

Ayr. U.

Queen's P.

Y.

Celtic

Queen of S.

V

St. Mirren

Rangers

V.

St. J'aone

Partick

Hibs

HOME CRICKET

Lancashire Wins Championship

LAL

2-2 2-1

·20402-0 0-11-2

2-1 4-3 2-0

Results.

1931 1932 1934

1-0 3-1 2-0

3-17-04-2. 9-11-061 5-1 3-5 4-2 034-12-3

0-1

4-0 3-0 23

2-1

0-1

The following members served on the General Committee during the year:-Mr. D. C. Wilson (Pre- sident), Mr. J. MacKnight (Vice- Fresident), Mr. W. M. Groyes (Captain), Mr. H T. Buxton (Hon. Pecretary), and MessrE, A, T. Braley, L. J. Cave, A. J. Dennis, A. L. Eastman, J. McKelvie. G. Milne, H. H. Mundy and W, Stoker.

The Club Championship. WAS woh by Mr. D. C. Wilson; MIT F. EA. Remedios being the Runner- up...

Other Competitions were won as follows:-

Junior Championship: Winner, E. Christensen; runner-up, J. G. Chariton.

Captain's Cup: Winner, R. Hen- derson; runner-up, 8. Jez

Eigh Handicap: Winner, L. J. Cave; runner-up, G. 0. Moss.

Hong Foursomes "Page" Shield:

A. Eastman and W. M. 'Groven

General Committee: Dr. R el Arculi, A. T. Barma, H. T. Bars, A. G. Suñajq, E. & Arcylii, A. H. Rumjahn, S. 4. R. Ismall, D. Rumiahn, E. Heptulla, J. E. Kote- wall. A H. Madar and A. K. Minu.

AUSTIN AT THE WICKET

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Not so many years ago Mr. H. W. Justin' played cricket for Repton. His first net after the Davis Cup challenge round was to exchange the racket for the bat and play some village cric- ket in Susser.

!

Representing Patching against a. team from Hassocks, he made 10 and 38, and took five wickets for 37. Afterwards he had to autograph his bat. Such is fame]

LAWN, BOWLS

Rumjahn Beats Duncan

*

Our

Secretaries Thanked

activities on the sporting side are well set out in the. reports of the various Committees and in dicate the amount of work which

has fallen on our honorary Sec- retaries and our thanks are due to them for all the work they have so willingly undertaken to make things run so, senoothly,

The Glub "4-ton Cruiser. · Class continues to flourish and it al- fords me a lot of personal satis- faction that the design seems to All the bill and has been the means of bringing in a matter of $400.00 to the Club funds.

I suggest to the incoming Ball- Ing Committee that they might consider the point of making them into a class within the Crüber Class for the coming season's championship races.

We all wish our member Lt. E.

Commodore Elotu said he could not see any objection to the or-

Mr. E. Cock: I think the sugges- tion is a good one, if it is going to

improve alling. Will it prove sailing Mr. Chairman?

The Chairman replied that it may quite likely help salling.

It was decided to leave the mat ter to the newly-elected galling committee.

Rowing Dificulty, Replying to B question, the Chairman stated that the proposed facilities for the launching of the Club's rowing craft would be brought into action Immediately.

Before the meeting closed, Mr. Cock proposed a hearty vote of thanks to the past year's con- mittees for their work, and coupled with them the names of Messrs. vernall and Gandy as deserving of special thanks from members of the Yacht Club.

BALLIOL IS BEST

The Oxford Greats lista, publish-

E. D. Ryder RN. the best of lucked recently show that Balliol and

on his adventures into the Antarc-New College keep their tradition-

tic.

Indefinite Tenure- Repairs to the Club House have been kept down to the minimum in view of the rather indefinite ten-

al lead in this most famous of | University examinations. –

Twenty-eight теп obtained Six of them came from

firsts.

Cincinnati Reds' "Double"

Brooklyn Dodgers failed to score against Paul Dean, pitcher for St. the St. Louis Browns performed a Louis Cardinals, while Newsom of

similar feat in the

American

League when the Senators were shut out over nine innings.

New York Giants returned to form and beat Chicago Cuba.

act over Philadelphia Phillies in Cincinnati Reds gained the ver-

both games of their double header, winning 8-6 and 2-1.

The following were the results:--

National League

Boston Pittsburgh

New York Chicago

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R. EL E

5 11.0

3 12

0

ཧྥུ་ 50

17 2

Parmalee homered for Chicago.

Philadelphia Cincinnati.....

6 10 2 813 1 Camill and G. Davis homered for Cincinnati.

Philadelphia. I Cincinnati

Brooklyn

St. Louis

.8 2 8 2.

....0 8 1 བྷ; 4 3 Paul Dean pitched for St. Louis,

American League

St. Louis

411 0 Washington

3 0 Buck Newsom pitched for Bt. Louis.

Cleveland

ure we have of the present build-Baillol and four from New College. ing. But it is hoped with the No other college had more than facilities we proposed

for the two Arsts. lauriching of our rowing craft A first in Orests is sill the most that there will be no falling of coveted academic distinction at in their activities and that we Oxford. The entrants, exhausted Boston "shall always be ready to resist the by arduous papers and intimidated | Beuter.

challenges of our friends further by vivas, wait for the result in up the harbour, of Canton; and of anxiety. Manila when they throw down

Bowling consistently. D. Rum-the gare, Jahn, the only member of the with the return of Mr. Lock wa Craigengower C.C. who is still in look for a revival of interest in the running for the Lawn Bowls fencing and hope to see the mam- CH.K and Kowloon Wharf and singles Championship, defeated Rbers of the fencing club making Godown Co., Ltd.); runners-up: Duncan on the Club de Recreio use of our gymnasium. Messrs. W. Stoker and J. Way green yesterday by 21 shots to 14. The outstanding batting and

The keeness of our lady mem- bowling feats were:-

(H.K. Electric Co., Ltd.).

The game which was witnessed hers in the sailing section is a Batting

"Fear" Cup: A. L. G. Eastman, by a fairly large gathering of happy augury, for the success of Walter (Worcester) v. Ielces-

Open Foursomes: J. McKelvie bowling enthusiasts, was exciting | this side of our Club when we shall ter not out

and W. Taylor; runners-up: B. K throughout." with Rumjahn always be able to give them enlarged Hopwood" (Lanca). Burrey... 151 Collings and J. G. Charlton. | | holding a sight advantage. The quarters, at our new site, but I Mead (Hants) v. Yorks not out-120 Summer Cup Finalists: R. K. match lasted 24 hends and with | fear that this will hardly be posil- Nichols (Essex) v. Gloucester... 116 Collings and R, Henderson.

this win, Ruinjahn thus enters | ble before 1837 at the earliest. Holmes (Surrey) v. Lancs. 115 St. John of Jerusalem Trophy the semi-final | Pops (Estêx) -V. Gloucester ..... 108 | H. H. Mundy,

Price (Middlesex) v. Kent *107 Gibbons (Worcester) v. Leices

ter not out

Lancashire gained Arst innings oints from Surrey, thus winning be County Cricket Championship. Ancashire last secured the non-Harris (Notts) v. Somerset....

in 1930 and Yorkshire held

BowEnt

hem during the past three sea- Staples, A. (Notis V

Ons:

Bomerset

152"

104

94

8 for 39

In Ave other matches. only watt (Kent) v. Middlesex 6 for 95 Middlesex succeeded in gaining

all points. The following were

be results;

ancashire (453-8 dec.) beat Sur-

rey (294 and 172-5) on Arst innings. ddlesex (312 nd 285-5 dec.) beat Kent (138 and 193) by 226 runs. atts (361) beat: Somerset (211

and 44-2 oft skinninge,

Hampshire [(284) on "Atas linings. preester (31 and 378-0 deo.) Beat Leicester (211 and 36-1) Con first innings: finder sex (312 and 337,4 dec) best Gloucester (210 and 43-1) on first innings.

HOME FOOTBALL

London, Aug. 28, In the First Division of the English League to-day, Grimsby were held to a scoreless draw on their own ground when they re- ceived Bünderland..

In the Third Division (North), Rochdale lost at home to Barrow

she only goal of the match. while Doncaster, visiting South- port took the points by the odd goal in three- Reuter.

HOME

Arsenal Everton Hodderfeld Bolton Southampton Bristol B. Chester Bartlepool New Brighton Mansfield „Barrow

Blackpool

AWAY

Motherwell Trantgers: Sunderland

DRAW

Grimsby

Doncaster Bournemouth

K.B.G.C. Teams For

Saturday

The report and accunts were seconded, by Mr. R. J. Verall and carried unanimously.

Now Offleers

The election of officers theu took place and resulted as follows: Commodore; Mr. A. L Shields; The following have been selected | Vice-Commodore” Mr. H. B. Rouse; to represent the Kowloon Bowling Rear-Commodore: MF. G. G. Wood." Green Club in their league mat—| Joint →Hon : Secretaries: Messrs. ches on Saturday.

K. 8. Robertson and M. I. de Ville; First Team v. C.C.C., "B" at Treasurers: Messrs Lowe, Bing- KBG.O

ham and Matthews; Hon. Libra- rian: Mrs. H. 8. House, may - Balling Committee; Commodore F. Elliott, Major J. A Griin. Commander -- WANG, Cowland, A. B, Russell, M. J. Henderson, J and N. V. A. Croucher.

Messra: B. Naess, OH Gandy,

R. Duncan, V. Petherick, S. Randle, R. Hail (Srip).

P. T. Farrell, JS Logan, J. G. Meyer, W. 6. Drake (Skip).

H. Budding, L. Guy (Skip),

Rowing "Committee: Lieut. P. de" Second Team v. RHE. Yacht N. Ramus Messra. K. Knudsen, Club at North Point

C. B. Easterbrook, G.-6. P. Hoy-

J. Macdonald, E. V. Searle J. Cwood, Potter and E B Reed. Charlton, G. B, F. Thompin jskip).

Bowls Committee Meara, A. |Macfarlane, BA B. Maughan - and

G. Ross, C. L Farmer. J.L. Tet Bentley, ley. WE Hale (Skip))

H. F. Stoneham, D. W. Waterton, C. B. Hosking, H. H. Rose (Skip).

House Committee Messrs. E., S Carter, G. T. Padgett, H. J. D. 03 Grieye and V, Goulbord

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Shortly before the war a cruel The men responsible were never practical joke was played. Bome- caught. It was evident that they stolen from the Schools News chances of the examinees. one sent out a bogus list on paper } were well-informed about the

Papers printed the false list next

Their list seemed designed to disappoint certain people.

morning.

SPALDING

KRO-

FLITE

GOLF BALL

lasts

till it's

Lost!"

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

äre included amongst the many other successes achieved with

Spalding, Balls during. 1933.

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