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LAWN BOWLS

BOWLS LEAGUE RESUMES AFTER RAIN

Craigengower Just Manage To Beat Kowloon Docks

RECREIO MAINTAIN RECORD

After a hold-up of two weeks owing to heavy rains, Lawn Bowls League matches were resumed on Saturday when a fall, pro- | gramme was played.

Visiting Hunghom, the champions in the Senior Division, Craigengower C.C. only just managed to come away with full points in their match against the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club. By defeating the Hong Kong Football Club, the Club de Recreio maintained their 100 per cent record.

Among the skips, honours of the day went to W. 5, Drake who carried off the honous with a win over J. 8. Riddell by 33 shots. The Police skip scored singles at sir ends.

Full results were as follows:-

RESULTS AT A

GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION 'K.D.R.C. 64, 0.0ÏC. 65. C.S.C.C. 57. K.C.C. 84, C. de R. 74. H.K.F.C. 45. K.B.G.C, 72, P.R.C. 54.

SECOND DIVISION,

K.C.C. 46. T.R.C. 72. H.K.F.C. 59, C.C.C. 58, C. de R. 69, I,R.C. 59, K.B.O.C. 62. P.R.C. 42.

THIRD DIVISION KFC. 48. H.K.F.C. 69. R.KKY.C. 42, C.S.C.C. B1. KT.G.C.A 82. C. de R. 7. C.C.C. 61 H.K.E.RC, 58.

FIRST DIVISION.

CHAMPIONS JUST WIN At Hunghom. Craigengower Cric ket Club beat Kowloon Dock Re- creation Club, by one shot.

"KER.C.:~A. Pearson, J. Revie. J. Kempton, J. McKelvie-(skip) 23. G. Mitchell, J. Osorio, R. Morrison, J. Fraser-skip) 21. V. Ramsay. M. Ferguson, G. Cooper, F. Cullen -(skip) '20.

Total: 64.

-0.0.0.-L. C. R. Sousa, M. A R. Sousa, A. E. Coates, B. W. Bradbury

(skip) 18. J. Pau, F. J. Smith, A. S. Gomes, U. M. Omar-(skip) 19. J. Landolt, V. N. Atienza, C. 8. Rosselet, R. Basa-(skip) 27.

Total: 65.

K.C.C. VICTORY

At the Valley. Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by 7 shots.

CS.C.C.-A. Warr. L. R. Whant J. McGowan, A. W. Orimmits (skip) 12. P. E. Knight, J. Gellat- ley, K. Deakin, 8. Randle-(skip) 21. W. Cullips, H. E. Strange, C. Strange, R. E. Phillips-(skip) 24.

Total: 57.

KFC.-W. Mulcahy, J.W, M. Brown, E. Kern, J. M. Jack-(skip) 31. G. Lee, T. A Madar, R. C. Craig. F, Goodwin-(skip). 16. H. Overy,

· R., Smith, "A. E. Silkstone, E. C. Fincher-skip) 17.

Total: 64.

RECREIO WIN

At King's Park, Club de Recreio beat the Hong Kong Football Club by 29 ahots:

H.K.F.C.-R. P. Shaw, E. J. Ed- wards, E. Tuck, A. Hyde Lay- (skip) 6. E. Carter. J. Russell, N. J. Bebbington, A. Macfarlane— (skip) 20. J. Howell, W. Gil, F. Haynes, J. Rodger-(sklp; 19.

Total: 45.

20. T. Grimes, F. Hillon, J. A. Watson, T. F. Stainton-(akip) '27,

W. Melrose, R. Wright, W. Cun-

ningham, R. M. Keown~(skip) 25.

Total: 72,

-WIN FOR FOOTBALLERS At the Valley. Hong Kong Foot- ball Club" beat Craigengower Cricket Club by one shot:-

H.K.F.C.-F. Anslow, E. Strange.. G. Duncan, A. Webster (akip) 22. G. Rodger, L. E. Lammert, D.-w. Phillips, A Brooksbank—-(skip) 13. W. Kershaw, W." Walker, C. 'B. Ro- bertson. J. A, R. Selby-(skip) 24.

Total: 59.

C. C. C.-N. P. Karanjia, "A. J Coelho, M. Medina, W. Way-skip) 19. J. Leonard, H. W. Randall, W. Whitemah, H. Y. Pearse-(skip) 21. J. R. Soares, E. McNay, K. M. Omar, W. Ward-(skip) 18.

Total:

58.

DRAWN MATCH

At King's Park, Club de Recreio tied with Indian Recreation Club.

Recreio: É. I Barros, A. P. Guterres; C, H. Basto, L. A. Gutter- rez-(skip) 10. D. C. Alves, A. v. Barros, J. V. Ribeiro, J. J. Basto (skip) 23, F. Xavier, F. A. Yvanovich, E. A. Remedios, A. A, Remedios-(skip) 26.

Total: 59.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1937.

Y.M.C.A. GALA

Exciting Finishes

Witnessed

A successful-swimming gala was held by the European Y.M.C.A: at the "bath on Saturday night In the presence of a fairly large number of spectators. The feature of the swimming were the close Anishes in the Man's and Ladies' 50 Yards Free-Style Aggregate Handicap.

J. Sloan recorded his best time In the 50 Yards Aggregate event, in the second heat, when he clocked 28 2/5 secs.

Mrs. M. Major won an excellent race in the Ladies" 50 Yards Ag. gregate handicap..

after

A thrilling match was witnessed in the water-polo encounter be- tween the "Y" and the Royal Corps of Signals when the former won by three goals to two the "Y" had led at the interval by the odd goal in three, Robson and Cox scored for the Signals, while H. G. Lange, R. Goldman

and, W. F. Kerr netted for the

wanners. Mr. Frank V. Reed re-

fareed.

* RESULTS

Men's 50 yards Free Style Agregate Handicap

Heat 1: 1. G. Cox: 2, R. Bar- kus 3. A. Keown; 4. R. Goldman. Time: 30-4/5:

Heat 2: 1-J. Sloan; 2. R. F.

Time: Ashford: 3.. G. Fuxman. 28 2/5.

Ladies 50 yards Free Style Aggregate Bandicap:-1, Mrs. M. Major 2, Miss W. Ingram, 3, Mrs. Bissioris. › Time: 35 (195. /

Men's 100 yards Medley Relay:-

A" Team J. Sloan, R. Ray- mond, R. B. Wood and R. F., Ash- ford); 2 "B" Team (A. Keown, J. Greenbürg, R. Barkus and የ. F. Kerr), Time: 67 4/5.

LOCAL

BASEBALL

LEAGUE

Filipinos Lose

Two Matches

IL

The Hong Kong Baseball Club defeated the Filipinos by the odd run in seven when they met in their League Baseball encounter at Caroline Hill yesterday.

M. el Arculli (Filipinos) (ably alled the position as pitcher, and was muccessful in keeping bls op- ponents blank for the drst three

innings.

The Filipinos took the lead in the second innings, having falled to score any in the first, when they made one run, but were unable to add to their total, in the face of skillful pitching by R. McCall, Seventh until the fourth and innings when they added one run in each.

The HK. Baseball Club were

blanked out for the first three innings. In the last three Innings they added, four runs which gave them a narrow victory.

"Bad fielding on the part of the Filipinos was contributed factor to their losing the game. Towards the close of the encounter, they made several costly errors.

Scores were as follows:-

Hong Kong Baseball Club

R. E. E. R. McCall

0 1 0 Walker Hearther

Smedley Alltree

H. McCall

redig Smith

Molthen

LOCAL LEAGUE-

TENNIS

Programme For

'This Week

The following is the programme for this week's Lawn Tennis League matches:............

非

TO-DAY

Mixed Doublex K.C.C. (2) YU.S.R.C. GR.C. y KC.C. (1)

TUESDAY

"A" Division H.K.U.T.C. Y B.C.A.A. U.S.RC. V C.R.C HK.C.C. V K.0.0. I.R.C. C. de R.

WEDNESDAY

"B" Division..

1

C.C.C. HK.U.T.C. BCAA, Y KIT.C. KO.C. H.K.C.C.

C. de R. Y C.8.C.C.

THURSDAY

"O" Division

A.T.C. V G.C.C. C.R.C. (1), Y C.R.C..(2) K.T.G.C.A. Y 8.C.AA. IRO. K.C.C.

C. de R. v. R.S.C.

FRIDAY ..

".

Winner of the Seaforth Highlanders Inter-Company hockey com- petition. (King's Studio).

MAMAK HOCKEY

DINNER

To mark the conclusion of the Mamak Hockey Tournament Sea- son 1936-1937, a dinner and dance is being held at the Peninsula Hotel on Friday, June 25.

Dinner will be served at 7.45 po, and will be followed by a dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.' Dress is optional for both the dinner and dance,

TENNIS, TREAT FOR COLONY

Von Cramm To Visit Here

A rare treat for Colony tennis enthusiasts will be provided in October when Baron Gottfried von

The dinner is restricted to three representatives only from each Club, Cramm. the world famous Ger which took part in the Tourna- man tennis player and runner-up to the Wimbledon title for the past two years, visita Hong Kong, ja

ment

von Cram will be accompani ed by his Davis Cup colleague, H.

and Secretaries of Clubs have been asked, to forward the names of their three representa- tives to the Convener of the En- tertainment Sub-Committee by Henkel, who recently defeated H. W. Austin in the French Tenn's Friday, June 18.

The dance is open to all who de-Championship anal &Vivian Mc- sire to attend and admission is Grath and John Bromwich, the

Australia Davis Cup playera. v

free.

Sporting Fixtures

2 2 0

0.2

0

01

1

◊ 0 0"

"D" Division AT.C. V" S.C‚A.A. C.R.C. 0.0.0. P.R.C. V K.C.C. K.I.T.C. V C.B.A. IRC. v C. de R.

livett ....

1 2 1

0 0 1

1

0

0

1 0

Filipinos

£

0 0

0 1

0

0

0 0

10

0

1. 0

0

Framel

4.0

0

Water Polo

beat Royal Corps of

Lange,

Alvares Paulino

0 0 0

0

2

Rull Ali

1 0 0

Scores by innings:--

Men's 75 yards Free Style Relay. Teams of three:-1, "C" Team (J2 Sloan, G. Cox and R. Bartus); 2 "B" Team (R. B. Wood, T. R. în- gram and R. F. Ashford); 3, "A" Team (A. Keown, W. F. Kerr and Raymond).

Y.M.C.A. Bignals.3-2.

Goal scorers:-"T"-H

Indian RC -1. Hooser, A. Bakar, A. K. Minu. A. R. Minu-R. Goldman and W.-F. Kerr: R. C.; (skip) 27. A. H. Rumjahn, A H. Madar, M. R. Abbas, M. Y. Adal- (skip) 21.-8. M. Rumjahn, A. M. Wahab, A. Q. Madar, A. R. Dailah (skip). 11.

Total: 59.

K.B.G.C. WEN At King's Park, Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat Police Recreation Club by 20 shots.

K.B.O.C.A. W. E. Davidson, S. M. White, R. O. Read J. S. Logan-- (Skip) 9. H. Lockhart, A. Jeffries, D. Waterton, W. S. Drake-(skip) 39. E. V. Searle, F. Morley, K. C. Hamilton, J. G. Meyer-(skip) 14.

Total: 62.

Police RC-F. Forrest. 8. Far- row, F. E. E. Booker, G. Moss— (skip) 23. T. Daly, C. Gough, A. J.-Johnson, J. S. Riddell (skip) 6. W. Olendinning, F. Kelly, T. Tallon, J. Shepherd-(skip) 13.".

Total: 42.

THIRD DIVISION

· K.F.C. LOSE

M. el Arculli Q. el Arcull N. Leonard Kitchell Nazaria

0 1 1

of Robson and G. Cox.

1234567 YMCA A. Keown: W. F. Kerr K. Baseball Club... 0 0 0 1 1 2- and R. Goldman: H. G. Lange, G. Filipinos. 0 1 0 1001 Fuxman, R. B. Wood and J. Sloan.

'PUI CHING WIN R. C. of 8Tomlinson; Payne and Dignan: Ashford. C. Smith, G. Cox and Robson.

INTERPORT

SWIMMING

The sudden appearance of the

Pui Ching team, who had previous- ly notified the League of their Inability to participate in any ball game this week-end, caused an upset in the Baseball League schedule yesterday.

The Filipinos although they had played for over 30 minutes in the sun, sportingly opposed the Pui Ching nine. The latter had 'urged that the game be played.

Hong Kong Accepts The Flipinos lost, o Fuf Ching

S'hai Invitation

An invitation Issued

by the Shanghai Amateur Swimming AS- sociation to compete in a qua- drangular Interport swimming contest in the Northern port dur- ing the last week in August, has been accepted by the Colony through the Victoria Recreation

At Chatham Road, Hong Kong | Club. Football Club beat Kowloon Foot- ball Club by 23 shots.

KFC.-A. T. Lapsley, E. B, Recreio-C., F. Remedios, C. E.

Webb, J. T. Smalley, J. Gibson- Marques. C. G. Sliva, F. X. M.Silva (skip) 21. V. White, T. White, T. -(skip) 34. J. Luz, C. Soares. J. Fergusson, R. Hall-(skip) 18. 6. Noronha, R. F. Luz(skip) 22 LR. White, W. Mackie, J. Watson, R.

J. Silva, LF. Xavier, F. V. Ribeiro, Lapsley-(skip) 7.

HA Alves-(skip) 18.

Total: 74.

POLICE VANQUISHED At Austin Road, Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat Police Recreation Club by 18 shots.

KB.G.CH. F. Stoneham, J. L Tetler, T. Armstrong. L. Guy- (skip) 22 W. L. Walker, S. A Bright, J. C. Gill, Cy B. Hosking-- (skip) 29. A. B. Russell, W. Russell, EW. Lines, G. H. Sherrif skip)

Total: 72. PR.C.-F. Nolan, W. S. Dall, G. Perkins E. G. Fest(skip) 16. L Glendinning, J. Fender, J. Orem, W. Mair--(skip) 13. W. McLeod, N. B. Fraser, J. McWalter, A. E. Carey

(alcip) 25

Total: 54.

SECOND DIVISION

TAIKOO GO NAP

At Cox's Road, Talkoo Recrea on Club beat Kowloon Cricket Club by 26 shots.

Total: 46.

HKFC.-B. A. Hansell, K. G. Wallington, G. Stephens, J. Beach (skip) 10. E. Casey, J. Buller, R. A Trengrove W, 3. Gelling--(skip)" 25.-J. Dobson!" G. I Shaw, D. Fletcher, P. Morgan-(skip) 28.

Total: 69, 43,

C.S.C.C. BIG WIN At North Point, Civil Service Cricket Club beat Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club by 38 shots,

In addition to Hong Kong. In- vitations, have been issued to Kobe and Tientsin.

All interested Clubs and parties In the Colony have been notified that the invitation has been ..ac- cepted.

It is hoped to stage the Colony Championships before the Inter- port

Hong Kong paid their last visit to Bhanghai in 1934, when Tien- tain won the Triangular Interport. Shanghal visited the Colony in 1935, when they were beaten by Hong Kong.

Total: 62.

Recreio:-C. C. Pereira, C. M Bilya, C. M. 8. Alves, JM. 8. Rozarlo (skip) 20.3 Remedios, 9. P. Remedios, E. de Sousa, C. Roza Pereira--(skip) -30. AM Xavier, C. E. Xavier, MA Car

Yacht Club-G. 8. Archuti, AC. Young, D. J. Fraser, B. E. Maughan (skip) 15. A. Murdoch, W. Bimp son, A. Stevenson, G. Costello (skip) 8. RH. Wild, J. Davis, A. WA Brown, K. B. Robertson-(skip) | valho, H.-A. Botelho (skip) 17, 21---

Total: 42.

~CS.C.C.—E. Kirman, J. Lë Faro, W. Simmons, H. F. Westlake (skip) 33. M. Purvia C; T. Cham- pelovier, W. Hillyer, M. N. Rakusen, (skip) 27. H. Major; J. Pengelly. LA Collyer, J. Cook(skip) 21.

Total 81

- Total::^6%eemal katham to Tak

13 runs to four.

Results were as follows:--

Ful Ching

R. H. E.

11 1

..... 10.1

2-1 0

3

2

0

.0 0 1

3: 2

N: Lam B. Gong E. Wong FH. Ông

E. WOD

J.. Chenng

W. Kwong B. Joan H. Chung

Nazarin Ali Alvares M. el Arcull! Leonard Kitchen

O. el Arculli Hamid

Filipinos

2 1.

0

1 0. 0:

0 2 1

1

3

0....1 ◊

2 1 1

1

0 2 Q 0 10 00 2. 1. 0

Eramelamaris Full.......... 0:0 Scores by Innings

0 0

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Pui Ching Filipinos

2 0 2 0:00.0 VOLUNTEERS BEAT CHINESE The Volunteers went further ahead in the Hong Kong Baseball League when they defeated the HK Chinese at Caroline Hill on Saturday by the odd run in nine after an extra innings had been. played.

For the winners D. Leonard was outstanding in the field. Playing deep, at short stop. hecovered more than his share of territory

ASA SELECTRICIANS-FAIL- [A]y | and, brought... off as several y good At the Valley, Craigengower catches Other good fielders, were Cricket Club beat Hong Kong Hussain and Wing Lee, the dif Electric Recreation Club by 3 shots of the Chinese team W. Ching,

D.G.C.-W.73. Penney, B. the pitcher, played an exceptional Leonard F. Z. Deizado, W. J. ly good game, Together with Bagley(skip) 30 JH, Xavier Matty Chang, catcher, they blanked 0. Lai, W. ♬ Atkins, A., E. 8. Alves; out many of their opponents -(skip) 21 G. Payne, G. Ladd, Y. Abbas, E Zimmern (skip) 10

Total:,810, 0 HKEROV. Borby, G. G. 8. Kowloon" Tong:-). L. Stephens, Thompson, C.-E Gahagan, L., de J. N, Wong, A. Spary, WC, Bimp Rome (skip) 10. AL Fisher, son (skip) 15. RY HT K. P. Saunderson, W. Stoker B Lim, H. Gitting, 8. J. Houghton Muskett (skip), 23 M. H. Arnold, Total 18

(skip) 13. C. Moss, T. M. Gregory, R. C. Butler, H. 8. McKay, J, Sloan Talkoo R.OD. McColgan, J. W. J. Howard, A. H. Hasto (skip)(skip) 25. Pleming, JC Chalmers--(skip) 34,

ECCA LA Dand. "WT French, A. J. Kew, La Jack (skip) 20. T. R. Hunter, R. Harding, C. Tacchi, Niab(skin) 16. A. Hamsay, A. Nissi, W. W. Hirst VPLabrum (skip) 10.

RECREIO BUCCEED Playing at home, Kowloon Tong were beaten by Club de Recreio by 5 shots

Total: 58.

W. LAWSON BUTT

Mr. W. Lawson Butt well-known local sportsman in the Oolony, at present on vacation having.ar rived from Shanghal Jaat week. He will be returning North in about a fortnight's time,

TO-DAY Tennis.Mixed Doubles League: Kowloon C.C. (2) v. United Services R.C., Chinese R.C. v. Kowloon C.C. (1)..

TUESDAY

Tennis.-"A" Division League: University v. South China AA, United Services R.C. v. Chinese

CRAVEN

VIIHDINAY GICABRY

VIRGINIA

ARETTES

H

R.C., Hong Kong C.C. v. Kowloon C.C., Indian R.C. v. Club de Recrelo.

It is also likely that two well- known Japanese players, Taurata and Kuroshima, will play here.

This opportunity of seeing these players in action in Hong Kong. If matches can be arranged by the local Tennis Association is made possible by the enterprise of the Japanese L.TA. who arranged for thelf Valt to the Oftent and the ATO-MORROW Shooting-HK. Rifle Association Philippines L.TA, who have in- Spoon and Fractice! Bhoot (Army | vited them on to Manila. Rifle Range, Kowloon City), 2 p.m. į Von Cramm, Henkel, McGrath Tennis."B" Division League: and Bromwich will play a series of Craigengower C.C. v. University, 8 matches in Japan in September China A.A. v, Kowoon Indian T.C., and will leave for Hong Kong and Kowloon C.C. v. Hong Kong C.C., Manila in early October,

My

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own opinion confirms just what my doctor said,

Craven 'A' do not affect the throat

CRAVEN A

MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT, SORE THROATS MADE IN LONDON BY CARRERAS

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