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EASY WIN

For The U.S.R.C.

The U.S.R.C. Mixed Doubles team had no difficulty in annexing both points at the expense of the K.C.C.. "B" when the two teams met yesterday on the latter's ground.

The U.S.R.C, won all the games with the exception of three which were forced to draws, C. E. Watson and Mrs. G. White claiming two from them and L. A. Oppenheim and Mrs Knight one.

L. Goldman and Miss. Hancock was the most formidable U.S.R.C. Dair winning all their three sets with but che loss of one game.

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The ladies, players all Indulged in some hard hitting and Miss Hancock in particular was to the fore. Mra, O. White although with a strung forehand was inclined to overhit and she had a weak back hand.

C. E. Watson played a good game and was responsible for the many points seered by" his pair."

The full results were: -

A W. Ramsay and Mrs. Hurs

ford K.CC. "B":

11

!!

lost to L. Goldman, and Miss

Hancock

0-8

Best te Cap Manners and

Mrs. Holmes

4-6

lus 1 E. Tollington

and

Mrs. Rize-Evans ........

246

A. Oppenheim and Mrs

Kaught (K.C.C, “B”1

lost L.. Gldman and Miss Hancock

1-6

grew with

Capt. Manners.

lost to Lt. Tollington

and

Mrs. Rine-Evans

1-6

White K.C.C. "B"

last to L. Goldman and Miss

Hancock

0-6

drew with Capt. Manners and

Mrs. Holmes

6-6

drew with Lt. Tollington and

Mrs. Rice-Evans

6-6

and Mts, Holmes 6-6

C. E. Watson and Mrs... G.

HONG KONG DAILY

PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1935.

MOTOR RACE

SURPRISING DEFEAT OF INTERPORT GALA INTERNATIONAL

CRAIGENGOWER PAIR

Yesterday's Bowls Results

A surprise was caused by the Recreio pair J. E. Noronha and B. Basto when they defeated the strong Craigengower pais, E. et Arculli and D. Rumjahn in the Open bowls tournament played yesterday at the KC.C. green by 19 shots to 16.

The Portuguese pair was playing well and was for above the other pair at the commencement in fact Areul, was so overshadowed by Noronha' that Basto time and again had only to roll in the woods to make sure of the points. Rumjan "had dl.cult time

what with the short woods roiled In by Arcul and the brillant display of the Recreio pair who had them well marked from the commencement.

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It seemed as it, the Recreio par runaway victory was to have a when at the 12th head they were leading by 14 to 4. Gradually the Cratgenzower pair, thanks ta Rumjahn, managed to snatch "six points in three hade by scoring a two on each, and by the 17th- hend the score had been reduced to 17 to 15.

Nevertheless the Portuguese pair was not to be daunted

and in- greased the lead by a two to make the score 17-15.

Waterton and J. 1. Tetley by 20 to 15.

The game was most exciting. both pairs playing good bowls. Tetley and Waterton was leading at the tenth head by 11 to 5 but at the next head Eccleshall and

and Shepherd took a 5

at the eighteenth head the score was, 15 all.

At this point it was hard to tell who was going to win as both pairs were playing accurately. and

But

eventually "Eccleshall Shepherd proved themselves the better pair by scoring 5 shots in the last three heads to win the

game.

V. R. C. Invitation. Accepted

Win For Italian

2. Driver

Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press (Copyright)]

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Shanghai. May 24. The invitation from the Victoria Recreation Club, Hong Kong, to attend an Interport gala to be held in the Colony in September

Berlin, May 26. was unanimously accepted by the The Italian, Nagloll," driving committee of the

Shanghai Cerman Mercedes Benz car woh Amateur Swimming Association at the international motor race on a meeting held at the Shanghai the famous Atus race track here Rowing Club yesterday evening. Tientsin has also been invited to send down their representatives, and the S.A.S.A. Committee are writing to the Tientsin Swimming Association urging them to accept the invitation and suggestion that the two visiting teams proceed to- gether to Hong Kong, from this Durt.

for Σπιχίες

NEVER EXTENDED On the R.C.C. green R. Good-League man and R. Lapsley defeated V. Hast and V. Petheric by 17 shots to 12.

Lapsley and his partner was never extended and in their 17 shots they scored Ave 2's to their opponent's 4" Every head was keenly contested" and the anal figures do not in any way belle the winners superiority.

ILE.C. TEAM

The following have been select- ed to represent the H. K. & Re- creation Club In their lawn box's match against C.S.C.C. on Satur

The last three heads were play-day at North Point:-

V. Sorby. R. C. Butler.

G. T ed in total darkness and amidat) exitement Basto managed to pile | Padgett, A. F. Paul (Skip): J. G. on another two more. The last. Haigh, H. S. McKay, J. Sloan, W. head saw Rumjahn snatching & Muskett (Skip); A. P. Tartuck. single to bring the score ta 10 D. S. HII. L. de Rome, A. Webster

(skip). shots Lo 16.

The

winners scored three 29. one and one 4 and six Is, while the losers scored six 2's, and Jour singles.

MIXED DOUBLES pairs met. L

LEAGUE

Unexpected Defeat

Of Kowloon

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Kowloon C.C. (1) suffered an unexpected defeat in the Mixed Doubles League yesterday at the hards of the C.R.C... the scores "being as follows:-

Miss Dalziel and E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)

Los to Mrs. Litson, and

Ho Ka Lau

1-6

Last to Mrs. Chiu and

W. C. Hung 3-6 Lost to Mrs. Lo and Leg

"Wai Tong

...........

3-6

Miss Grimths and E. F. Fincher

(K.C.C.!..

Lost to Mrs." Litton and

Ho Ka Lau

2-6

Lost to Mrs. Chia and

W. C. Hung

4-0

Beat Mrs. Lo and Lee

Wal Tong

7-5

Lost to Mrs. Litton and

Ho Ka Lau

1-6

Lost to Mrs. Chiu and

W. C. Hung

1-6

Lost to Mrs. Lo and 'Lee

Wat Tong

2-6

Miss Mackenzie and. A. E Guest

TENNIS STAR

To Wed Noted

Surgeon

(Special Air Mail Service)

GOOD BOWLS Good bowls was seen on the KB.G.C. green when two Recreio J. Sliva and H. A. Alves after.

than holding more their own Anally succumbed their clubmates, F. X. M. da Silva and C G. Stiva, by the score of 20 shots to 14.

to

Each of the players contributed much to the exeltement of the game when first one and then the other rolled in a good shot.

C. G. Silva must be credited with much of his pair's victory but his partner was in the picture Just as much as he was: „

L. G. Silva sent in some smart backhand shots while Alves, after holding the upper hand up till the 13th head, Anally had to give in to a better pair.

Although the difference of the score was six shots the score does

not give a fair indication of the run of play.

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The losers had as much of the Żame as the winners, but Dame Fortune assisted the Sivas in no small pay in their victory.

The winners scored three 3's to the loser's one.

Reserves:-W. E. Peers and J. F.

Barron.

CHILEAN GIRL

Defeats Experienced Player

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, May 9. Playing in her Brat English tournament, Senorita Anita Limos, of Chile, to-day defeated Miss K. E. Stammers, tanked Number 3 anong British lawn tennis players, Only Mix Dorothy Hound, ne Wimbledon champion,

arc

¦

on Sunday. Fagioli completed the 196 kilometres distance in 49 minutes 13 2/5 seconds at an average speed of 238 kilometres per hour.

Chiron driving A new Italian bi-motored Alla Romeo Was second. I minute and 33 seconds behind the winner while Varzi and Stuck on German "Auto Union cars res- the Water-polonished third and fourth disappointing: four pectively, 2 minutes and 14 seconds teams

been only have

entered and 2 minutes and 23 seconds The Rowing Club are entering a

behind Fagioli. first and second team, the Cercle

and Francals

Foreign Sportf Y.M.C.A, one each. There is i possibility of the Y.M.C.A. enter- ing a second team and the Swim- ming Bath Club may be able to scrape seven men together. but nothing definite has been arrived at to date. One thing that is de- finite, however, is that the Police, the Army and Sokol are definitely the not being represented in Water-pole League for the current

season.

The famous German race driver, Carraciola, who only two weeks ago won the Grand Prix of Tripoll on a Mercedes Benz car was compell- ed by engine trouble to abandon the race in the early rounds. The fastest round covered WAS by Stuck on an Auto Union with an average speed of 259 kilometres per hour but Stuck... who had led in the first three rounds fell back subsequently owing to tyre trou- ble.

Twenty one cars entered for the race of which all but eight-six German and two Italian cars- were eliminated in the preliminary trials.

A tentative schedule has been drawn up but it will not be pur into effect until definite news is to hand regarding the entries of

The three motor cycles races the Swimming Bath Club and the

were won by Wankler on a German

· second' team' from the YM.C.A.

D.K.W. machine with an average Allocation of dates for the an-

speed of 142 kilometres per hour; nual galas of the various clubs

Richow on an English Rudge má-) Interested in swimming was con-chine with an average

speed of sidered. as was the question of 147 kilometres per hour; and the the distribution of the Shanghai Swede, Sunnquist on a Swedish championship events, but decision

Husgvaran machine has been held in abeyance.

average speed of 171.7 kilometres per hour- Transocean Kun Mic

AT KIANGWAN

Bears Defeat Leopards

Changhai. May 24. Heralding the earter opening f at Klangwan, and Miss competition polo

U.S. BASEBALL'

ад

Giants Going Strong

New York, May 26. The New York Giants continue the to improve their position in

Peggy Seriven, champion or the first match in the Cathay National Baseball League while

France, are classed above Miss

Stammers.

Polo Cup competition was played yesterday evening between the Senorita Lizana, aged 29, sturdy, Bears and the Leopards, and re- Jack, viracious, arrived from sulted in a win for the Beats by Chile a week ago. Already every-38 to 1 goals. One is aking if she IN A new Suzanne Lengler,

In The Finai Tomorrow, following the with drawal yesterday of Miss Round through injury, she Mary Whumarsh. of Surrey County, in the final.

meets

Miss

Anyone expecting "úreworks from Senorita Lizana, of the whiri.

WIN FOR BEER AND LUZ On the Talkoo Recreation Club green yesterday, R. F. Lus and Hwind streke and high-japing Beer of the Craigengower Cricket kind, will be disappointed. Club scored an easy victory over E W. Simmonds and J. Deakin. the Civil Service pair in an open pairs championship encounter by 28 shots to 13.

She is not a Wills-Moody hitter. Her play is beautiful to watch for its grace and precision, but it is not spectacular for lightning spres of ball or of foot.

She has speed, but she makes it unnecessary by cleverness and an- ticipation.

Brooklyn Dodgers are stil slipping. back. They were, again beaten by Chicago Cubs and have now been displaced from second position.

The leaders at the American League. the Chicago White Sox. Extremely poor pole was shown

maintain their position by a vic in the opening chukka, no riders tory over the Athletics. The Yan- completing any started gallops.kees beat Detroit Tigers and are while penalties marred what few keeping within easy distance displays of horsemanship were at- the team, ready displace the tempted. but the game brighten-White Sox at the fist opperțun- ed considerably later with some ity: skilful manoeuvring by Riggio, Results of matches played to- Persistent Ane defence work from day, as cabled by Reuter, follow: Rodger's mallet, and a few un- canny passes from Fritz.

Riggio scored two of the Bear's goals, and Brind put in a last minute..taird. while Franklin's un- backed efforts were awarded ale scored. the Leopard's only goal of the

last match in the chukka

as

The result of this match puts the Leopards out of the tourna- mount.

POOR BEGINNING

Replete with missed opportuni- ties and lack of hitting power when the ball was in the right. position, the first chukka promised. very little in the way excitement.

Franklin rode hard enough but. against some, particularly effective guarddanhsip in the shape af Moller and Frits, and after his efforts had subsided somewhat,

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Brooklyn Chicago

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4

8 11

0

1 7 1

3 6 2

3

7 1

Philadelphia

Fittsburgh Boston

Cincinati

New York

St. Lois'....

6 12 1

5 9

4 12

(Joe Meswick and Datocher scored home runs for the Car- einab).

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit

R. E. E. 0 6 10 New York 2 5 0 EB Bekey scored a home run for the Yankees while Tamulls blanked out the Tig (ers)."

of

As the score would indicate. the 8-1 Craigengower, players were a bet

ter pair: and all the four particl-

Her service, like most of her pants were playing good bowls

gaine, was just moderately fast. though Simmonds was a little out

But she did not serve a double of form. As a result Luz, who fault throughout the match.

She played ค good game. bad htsalted all through that the first bowls well blocked. Beér played principle of lawn tennis is to keep consistently throughout, while the ball over the net and in the

court.. Deakin was good, and had it not been for him, they would have

Powerful Driyes gone down by even a bigger mar- She could hit her forehand drives a couple of with great power and her backhong gin, as he spolled "5's" which

came were laid by their was quite a well-controlled stroke.

It was by no means the best Miss opponents.

Play opened with the winners Stammers whe was beaten to-day. 'e had lost her favourite racket, scoring on four successive heads before the Civil Service bowlers and the morning match may have

been in part responsible for the players stalled one another and

many penalties were awarded. managed to register a point.

any errors that came from her.

Franklin and Taylor exchanged The first game went well for At the Hong Kong Football Miss Stammers. Then

Senorita nippy passes and opened a die- Club green, yesterday 8. Eccleshall Lizana, settling down to securate rent and slower type of game in DW. play, won the second game to love, the second chukka but the speed and the third, fourth and fifth as suddenly took a turn for records" well for a 41 lend. Two games as Brind Intercepted the pair and gla took at the gallop to send in the second was a bitter one. then fell to Miss Stammers, though sent up a long stinger which Rig- Senorita Lizana won the eight the first goal from twenty yards.

Taylor intercepted a fast peñal- for 5-3.. Miss Stammers aroused hopes of saving the set when she ty shot from Fritz, and Riggio i took the ninth game, after many a runthrough was crossed, another Sixteen points--nine to penalty being awarded which Jeuces. the winner and seven to the loser Riggio took from 80 yards, a fine were played before this struggle effort, missing the post narrowly. Shuhei Nishida, Japan's pole-

A and

London, May 10. Miss Joan Ridley, Royston House, Ipswich, the covered court singles champion of 1930, and one of the prettlest and most charming girls In lawn tennis circles, is to marry Mr. D. J. P. O'Meara, T.R.CS. Bury" St, Edmunds, Suffolk. formal annouricement of their en- gagement will be made to-day.

Mr. O'Meara is a Guy's man, and was captain of the hospital soccer team for foul seasons. He plays golf from a handicap of 10, and takes a leading part in amateur operatic productions at Bury St. Edmunds. He is surgeon and Kynaecologist to the West Buffolk Hospital.

Starting with the covered courts mixed doubles championship title at Queen's Club in 1926, Miss Ridley has had many successes on the courts.

Toured Ameries. Miss Ridley, reached the semi nnal of the women's singles at Wimbledon in 1929, and the same season captained an English team

AN EXCITING GAME

J. Shepherd beat

the hard court doubles title at Bournemouth. With Mrs. J. B, Pittman she made very successful tours of America in 1931, 1032, and 1933.

in Denmark and won

Her first trip to the USA, made at her own expense, was decided upon after Miss Ridley and Mrs. Pittman had been left out of the: British Wightman Cup team which visited America that year. The omission of Miss Ridley, after she had beaten all our girls in the L.TA. trials, was a sensation.

Miss Ridley's beauty attracted the film producers, and she was given a par with her friend, the late Miss Evelyn Colver, in "Dawn," the famous film of Nurse Cavell.

WAS OPEZ..

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5 ទ Chicago

2 Philadelphia

B 1 ....... 3 (Jimmy Dykes scored two home runs for the Dodgers white Bob Johnson scored a home run for the Athletics in

a match that went to ten in- nings).

St. Louis Boston

Cleveland

Washington

7 11

3

8 10

4 & 3

0 15 0 (Powell scored a home run for the Senators).

The second set was easier for Senorita Lizana. Two games fell to her, then one to Miss Stamunera, the centre of all eyes in the third to join the army next January,

then four more, only one of which went to deuce, to Miss Lizana and the match was over.

Many congratulations wate showered on the victor. She was asked as a matter of course whether she intended to win Wimbledon.

The Japanese press reports that Riding perfectly and displaying vanit champion, who is now a clerk of the Hidacht Seisaku-ano, a fine style of polo, Riggio was chukka sending up beautiful long having passed the physical exami.... nation for conscripts at Waka- drives.

yama In view of this, he will not be able to participate in the Olymple Games in in. Nishide placed second to der in the Los Angeles Olympics:

Moller and Fritz took up the play in the last chukka and sent Brind away many times, Taylor stlll defending wel by putting back hard drives.**.

SPALDING

"KRO-FLITE

GOLF BALL

Lasts till it's

Lost!

BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

AMERICAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

- AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

are included amongst the many after suecasana achieved, with 'Spalding Bälla dudog 1753.

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