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CANTON TENNIS

K.C.C. Spend An

Enjoyable Time

With the scores of Ave matches all on Saturday the KCC tog the courts against the Deutcher Garten Club late Sunday morning before a fairly large crowd of spectators.

YACHTING

Lobo And Widgeon Win

Over a distance of 8 miles, the 5th Ladies face. 1st series, was sailed yesterday, resulting in a win for Mrs. E. R. Edwards. (Loba) in the "A" Class, and Miss H. Crawhall-Wilson (Widgeon) ip the

"Class.

Course:-Quarry Bay Mark (P), Kowloon Rock Mart (P), Rumsey Shoal Mark (P), N. Mark on Line (2). Quary Bay Mark (9), Club

Nogaitsik and Rode started pro- misingly against Ramsey and Philippens but fell away badly in the next two sets only claiming six games. Ramsey was erratic. Kine. but Phillippers with a lobbing campaign found their opponents' weak spot and gained many points with this shot.

Gray and Miss A. Mackenzie un- expectedly went down to Noghall- sik and Mrs. Lehmann in straight sets. At no time did they strike bé form although praise must given to Mrs. Lehmann who play- ed remarkably well. She placed and served excellently.

DECIDING MATCH ..

In perhaps what could be called the deciding match Fincher and M159 Dalziel beat Bodiker and Mrs. Kanter in three sets, the winners taking the third set after a lead of 4 games to two against them. Miss, Dalziel played the game of her lfe and did not seem to "be worried with Bodiker's drives which she returned with interest. Mrs. Kanter played well in the second set but fell away in the

third Fincher played his usual steady game and executed some nice kills at the net. Bodi- ker lost many polits by his volley- ing which he could not get going. Dillner and Schneider played steady tennis to beat Hirst and Freeman in straight sets although the latter had set point on Free man's service which falled him rather badly in that particular game. Athough

four are veterans the game was full of sparkling moments.

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BRILLIANT TENNIS

With the score of 9 matches to aight in Kowloon's favou: Bodiker took the court against Gray rather late in the eventig and some brilliant tennis was witnessed. Gray was driving very hard and had Bodiker on the run many time. He judged his riet attack nicely and gained many points by doing so. Gray had one set point la the first set and with a Httle fuck should have taken it, his drop

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LOCAL GOLF

Draw For Club Championship

AT FANLING

The draw for the Club Cham- pionship, of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club, has resulted as tal- lOWN:-

A. K. Mackenzie v. G. Marseille. T. R. Chassels v. F. J. de Rome, E. T. McMullen v. R. K. Collings. Major Shannon v, D. S. Edward. T. A. Pearce v. D. J. Gilmore. D. J. Mackte v. A. E. "Lissaman. K. S. Robertson v. D. S. Robb. Gol Blake v. I. Newton.

The first round will be played on November 29, the iecond round on December 6, the semi-final on December 13, and the Anal (38) holes on December 20.

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The competitors are asked to note that the result must be en- tered by the winner in the Club House in Fanling, and that the Committee hope that no putts will be conceded.

HOCKEY

Regulus Smart

Win

The Mariak hockey match which was scheduled to be played yes- berday between the HMS. Ber- wick and the RA.O.C. was 'post poned owing to the Navy side unable to 'feld à team. Instead the HMS. Regulus played the RAO.C. Im a friendly game and beat the soldiers by three to one.

The goal scorers were:-R.AO.C. (Sharman), HMS Regulus (Bles- man Mulator and Wilson).

C.BA. WIN

Playing at home in King's Park on Sunday afternoon, the Central Total German Club 322 points. British Association wan their second Mamak fixture, when they K.C.C. 182 points.

defeated the "B" Company, Royal Ulster Rides, by two goals to mil. In a scrappy encounter.

SNAP SHOOTING German Club (men and women) fred 36 cartridges in 118 seconds to score 15 hits. KC.C. team fires 40 cartridges in 172 seconds to score, 15 hits.

CLUB DINNER

On Saturday evening, the Club was "At Home" to the K.C.C. party

The home side played with ten men throughout. Goal scorers were: N. Whitley and B. I. Bick- ford

shots let him down at this stage. when nearly 50 sat down to din- SENIOR SHIELD

The second set was also fought out at a terrific pace but with the score at six games all the math was abandoned owing to bad light. It was a pity the match War started so late as the draw left KC.C. winning by the odd match. LADIES' GAMES

The ladies of both Clubs played well. Miss, Griffiths was perhaps the outstanding player for K. loan. Miss Mackenzie played nice tennis in her singles but was bad- ly of form in the Mixed Douales Miss Dalziel was steady through- out all her games, her backhand and forehand driving being the

feature of her game.

For the German Club, Mrs. Rode was most impressive, she posesses a very free style and plays a very nich net game. Mrs. Kanter found the pace of Miss Grimaths a bit too much for her in the singles but in the doubles with Bodiker she showed how steady the can be. Mrs. Lehmann played a nice game, although her strokes lack power she places very nicely and was mainly responsible for two valuable points for the Ger- man Club.

ner under the chairmanship of Mr. H. Schneider, President of the Club,

Mr. Schneider, in proposing the health of the visitors, offered them а warm welcome, and stressed how pleased the German Club was to be able to entertain

them. The only thing he regret

ted was that there were not more young people in the German Club tennis team.

The toast was accorded musical honours, to which Mr. W, Hirst re- plied, saying how much they ap- preciated the generous hospitality or the German community in Tungshan, and how much the K.C.C. looking forward to receiv ing them back as visitors.

Draw Of Teams

Announced

The dray for the Senior Shield of the Hong Kong Amateur Foot ball league resulted as follows:

FIRST ROUND KF.C. v. R.U.R. Eastern v. St. Joseph's. R. Navy Y.-South China "A"," K. Chinese Y. HK. Club. H.K. Police v. East Lancs. CAA V. S. China "B". Recreio and R.W. Fusiliers drew byes into the second round.

The winners of K.F.C. and R.U.R. will play the winner of R. The toast to the Tangshan Ger- Navy and S. China "A"; the win- man Garden Club was enthusias-ner of K. Chinese and HK. Clyb tally honoured by the K.C.C. will play, the winner of CAA, and players, and afterwards dancings. China "B" the winner of East- was enjoyed in the club's re-ern and St. Joseph's will play the constructed lounge.

Club de Recreio; the winner of HK. Police and East Lance, will play RWF

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The detalled results of the ten

and shooting matches follow:

MEN'S SINGLES

G. Bodiker (German Club) drew with 8. A. Gray 11-9, 3-6.

H, Rode (German Club) lost to 8 A. Gray 3-6, 3-6.

W. Nogaitsik (German beat A. W. Kamsay 6-3, 6-1.

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A. Sander (German Club) beat

A. G. Phillippers 6-0, 8-1.

BODIKER-GEEAT PLAYER Bodiker showed that he is really a great player on hard courts and seems to be improving each year. W. Sander also showed nice style

E. Schneider (German Club) and with a little more experience should go far in the game. Rods lost to R. 8. Capell 6-4, 1-6. 2-6. also showed signs of Improve-E Diliner (Cherman Club) beat ment in his game although his W. Hirst 6-2, 6-2. | service was weak, being guilty of too many double faults,

The German Club were much

H. Lehmann (German Club) beat WH Freeman 11-9, 6-3

TADIES' SINGLES.

. JUNIOR SHIELD The draw for the Junior Shield resulted as follows:

RUR v. East Lancs. Folice "3" v. CAA (Athletic). RWR. v. R.A.M.C. Recreio v. Pollee "1" 8.CAA v. Police “n”.

SECOND ROUND

The winner of RWF and R.A.M.C. will play R.AF.; the win- ner of RWF and Eastern wi play the winner of Recreio and Police "1"; "the winner of Police

and C.AA. will play the win- ner of S.CA.A. and Police #2"; the Winner of RUR. and East Lanes will play Kumaon Rifer

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Mrs. A. Kanter (German Club) too good for their visitors. It last to Miss M Griffiths 0-0, 0-0 was di eye-opener to those whore E Rode (German Club) had the pleasure of seeing the lost to Miss O. Dalziel 2-6, 6-8 German ladies shoot I fact Mrs. M. LehmannTM (German | Football Club, « they were mainly responsible for Club) lost to Miss A. Mackenzie the large difference in the scores 0-6, 1-8

RESULTS A

MEN'S DOUBLES

German Club (Men):-MessrK.

G. Bodiker and Sander (German Dillner, Rode. Nogaltaik Sander Club) beat E. C. Fincher and B. A. Sodiker. Schneider and Lehmann. Gray 6-4, 6-3,

222' points.

KCC (Men)Messrs Fincher. Phillippers, Ramsey.

Freeman,

W. Nogaltalk and E Rode (Ger- man Club) lost to AW. Ramsey and A. G. Phillippens 6-4, 3-6, 3-6. HUME Capell and Gray, 139 E. Diliner and H. Schneider (Geraan Club) beat W. Hirst and V. Freeman 7-5, 6-2,

points

Cerman Club (Ladies):Mrs. Rode Mrs Lehmann and Mrs. Diner, 100 points.

KOO (Ladies)--Miss Griffiths, Miss Mackenzie and Miss Dalziel. 43 points.

'LADIES' DOUBLE. Ma Kanter and Mrs. Rode (German Club) lost to Miss Grif- fiths and Miss Dalziel 3-6.

Royal Engineers v. RAO.C. Hong Kong Club v. B.A.B.CX Liga Portuguesa v Kowloon

Kowloon Chinese 5. A. Navý.

MIXED DOUBLES

O. Bodiker and Mrs. Kanter (German Club) lost to E. C. Fin cher and Miss Dalziel 3-6, 6-2, 4-6. W. Nogalik and Mrs. Lehmann (German Club) beat 8 A. Gray and Miss Mackenzie 6-2 6-4

Mr. and Mrs. E. Rode (German Club) lost to R. 8. Capell and Miss M. Grimtas 6-3, 4-6, 1-0.

Bander and Mrs. Lehmann (Ger man Club) beat A. W. Ramsey and Miss V. Capell 8-0, 6-4

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