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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1937.

LAWN BOWLS SEASON

SEASON FINALE

Aitkenhead Shield Match

Will See 96 Players Participating

ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT TO LEAD

ISLAND

TEAM

Arrangements for the annual match between Kowloon and Hong Kong, the finale of the fawn bowls season, were made at a general, committee meeting of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association held in the Board Room of the "South China Morning Post" yesterday.

Mr. R. Basa presided, and was supported by Mr. C. B. Hosking on. Secretary) and representatives of the respective Clubs.

Saturday, October 2, was chosen for the Kowloon v. Hong Kong encounter for the Aitkenhead Shield. to take place, play commencing at 2.30 p.m.

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The Committee passed tion that the number of players to

represent the different Clubs will HOME FOOTBALL

be as follows:-

Hong Kong Cralgengower C.C.

9. Hong Kong Football Club 9,

Civil Service CC. 7, Police R.C. 7.

Talkoo Recreation Club 4. Electric

RESULTS

R.C. 4, Indian R.C. 4. Yacht Club Charlton Score An

* Total 48.

13.

Kowloon-Club de Recreio Kowloon Bowling Green Club 10. Kowloon C.C. 10, Kowloon Docks 5, Kowloon Tong 5. Kowloon FC. 5; Total 48.

Mr. R. Hasa was elected to cap- tain the Island side, while Mr. C.

Impressive Win

London, Sept. 13. Charlton Athletic scored an im- pressive win in the English foot- ball league to-day when they

B. Hosking was chosen to "skip-; visited Preston North End and col- per" the Mainland teзn.

lected the points by obtaining the

A grant of $100 for the Aitken-only goal of the match.

was

Bead Shield match, for tea approved by the Committee.

Confirmation was made by the Committee regarding the various prizes for the different competi- tions namely Singles Champion- ship. Pairs Championship. Rinks Championship. and Gutierrez Shield

(International Competi

tion).

At Upton Park West Ham out- played Chesterfield to win by Ave clear goals, and London was für- ther satisfied when, Millwall beat Exeter by the odd goal in three.

Full results follow:-

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FIRST DIVISION

Preston N.E. 0 Charlton West Brom. 3 Middlesbro'

SECOND DIVISION

The Committee also passed a Voke for $55 for a shield for the Third Division League. It was in Burnley timated that the Shield would be Bury similar to that of the Second Divi-Coventry alon Leigue shield.

Swansea

h этороза WIS made that West Ham "

formal dinner be held in-

2 Sheffield U. -1-M'chester U.

1 Stockport

0 Bradford

5 Chesterfield

stead of the Interport dinner THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

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| PLAYS. 31 OPPONENTS

Dr. Euwe.

The world chess champlon, Dr. Euwe, of Amsterdam, gave a de- monstration of his extraordinary powers recently in playing at one time against 30 of the best Nurem- berg players and one from Bam- zerg. He won 16 games and lost five, ten being drawn,

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

Badminton, -Badminton Cathedral Hill, 5 p.m.

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Bowls-Open Singles Final, U. M. Omar v. S. Randle (Kowloon B.G.C.), 5 p.m.

Hockey.-Hong Köng Hockey Club Practice (King's Park).

Shooting. Hong Kong Rifle Association Spoon and Practice Shoot (Kowloon City), 2 p.m.

Swimming.-Annual Sport, Pub- lle Works R.C. (V.R.C.), 8.45, p.m.

Tennis."B" Division League, University Y Club de Recreio; Chinese R.C. v. Kowloon C.C.: Civil Service R.C. v Cralgengower C.C. U.S.R.C. Hardcourt Cham-

ptonships; Open Singles, G. Bodiker

0 v A. Crawford: Tsul Wai-put V 11u Tak-cheuk; Chan Kam-moon v. 0 A. L. Sullivan: F. H. Kwok v. E. C. 1 Fincher; Open Doubles, G. Choa and J. W. Leonard v. S. A. and 3. 3. Hussain, S. A. and. H. D. Rumjahn v. J. Pengelly and I. Agafuro.

4 Northampton 1 2 Exeter

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3 Newport__ __ _ 1

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Hallfax

should the Interport march not | Cardiff come off as it was not positive Millwall that the Northern__players would Walsall hcoming down for the annual competition. This dinner was to Allow the prize distribution to the winners of the Leagues and the Lincoln other Championship competitions: | Port Vale

As there would be ample time to | Rotherham arrange the proposed dinner after Tranmere the Association knew definitely Wrexham whether or not the Shanghal team gre coming the proposal was held To abeyance by the Committee

BOWLS SINGLES FINAL TO-DAY

U.M. Omar Versus- S. Randle

en-

Interest of lawn bowls thusiasts will be centred on the Kowloon Bowling Green Club green this afternoon when the final of

the Colony Open Singles Cham-

phonship will be played between

Bud

J. M. Omar (Crafgengower C.C.)

5. Randle (Civil Service C.C.). The match will commence at 5 .. and some splendid bowls

should be witnessed.

Omar, Interporter and former title holder, and this year's leading skip in the First Division League, will find in Randic, the C.S.C.C. skip, a no mean opponent.

Randle is playing very well at present and In many quarters is favoured to win the title against the experienced Cralgengower skip. Omar, with his younger brother, A. M. Omar, this year won the Open Pairs title.

HOCKEY SEASON

STARTS

The teams to take part in the first practice match of the Hong Kong Hockey Club were announced this morning. ・・

The match will be played to- day on the Club ground, at 'S p.m.. the following being selected.

Colours: V.M. Benwell; G. Som- uner and EV. Reed: R.A. Bates (captain). W.A. Reed and · AF Austin H. Brown, N.A.E. Mackay..

Starbuck. H. Cox and T. P. Tamworth.

Whites:-G.C. van der Watt; · A. Aband and G. Rodger; A.N. Other, F.O. Wallace and H. Lange: V. Bond, G. Fowler, GER. Divett S.Fowler and H. Owen-Hughes.

TO-MORROW

ON OCTOBER 2

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION TO CHANGE RULES

An Extraordinary. General meet- Ing of the Hong Kong Football Association will be held at Glou- cester. Bullding. Room 205, on Sept.-20. at 5.30 p.m. when the following proposed alterations to rules will be considered:

(1) Rule 3 of the Hong Kong Football Association Delete the first two sentences in the first. to fourth lines thereof

and substitute the following:

The entrance ree shall be as follows: for Leagues and Clubs. Ten Dollars a year, for Referees and Linesmen. Two Dollars D year The annual subscription shall be as follows: for Leagues and Clubs, Ten Dollars a year. for Referees, Two Dollars a year. for Linesmen, One Dollar year.

(2) Rule 5 of the Hong Kong Amateur Football League Delete the first sentence in the first to third nes thereof and substitute the following:

The League shall be divided into such divisions, or sections of divisions, each 'division or section of a division to consist of such number of Clubs as the Com- mittee may decide.

(3) Rule 7 of the Hong Kong Amateur Football League "' Delete the first sentence in the first to tourth lines thereof and substitute the following:

Each team in each division or section of a division shall play Home and Away matches with each other team in the same division or section of a division and fixtures for each division or - section of a division will be ar- ranged by the Committee at a special meeting convened for that purpose.

(4) Rule 20 of the Hong Kong

Amateur Football League Delete the words "Fees for re- ferees will be $5.00 per match for

V. F. H. Kwok or E. C. Fincher: Tsul Wal-pul or Iu Tak-cheuk v. G. Bodlker or A. Crawford; S. A. Rumlahn v. Chan Kam-moon or A. ¡L. Sullivan, 43

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Bridge Cheere Club Duplicate Bridge Cheero Club Contract-and-Contract Bridge, 8 p.m. Bridge. p.m.

Tennis."C" Div's'on League, Chinese R.C. (2) v. Army T.C.; Radio S.C. v. Chinese R. C. (1): 2 Indian R.C.

2 Rochdale

3

5 Barrow

0

3

N. Brighton

◊ Carlisle

2 Doncaster

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6 Harlefools

-- Reuter,

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Tennis. "D" Division: Craigen-"| gower C.C. v. Army TC., Kowloon C.C. v. K. Indian T.C. Central B.A. v. Indian R.C.. South China A.A.

บ. Kowloon C.C. V. Chinese R.C. Cralgengawer C.C. v. Club de Re-- crelo; U.S.R.C. Hardcourt Cham- 3 plonships: Open Singles; A. E. P. Guest v. I M. A. Razack; G. Chon

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Bowls.-Third Division: Hong Kong F.G. v. Kowloon F.C., Club de Recrelo v. Kowloon Tong R.C."

First Division" and substitute the following:

Referees will be paid a sum of. from $3.00 to $5.00 per match for the First Division.

(5) Delete the first paragraph and substitute the following:

Polnis shall be awarded ta Clubs in each Division or Section of a Division as follows: For a win-two points, for a draw-one point. At the end of the Season the Club having the greatest number of points in each Divi- sion shall be declared Cham- plons of such Division except where a Division is divided into two Sections when the Cham- plons of that Division shall be decided in manner hereinafter provided. In the event of two or more Clubs in 1 Division or Section of a Division being equal in points at the head of the League Table a deciding game or games will be arranged by the Committee, extra time being played if necessary. If a "Divi- sion is divided into two Sections then at the end of the Season the following deciding games shall be arranged.

(a) Home and Away matches shall be played between the two Clubs having respectively the greatest number. of points in each Section. Points to be awarded as follows: for a win- two points, for a draw-one point. A deciding game if neces- sary shall be played and in the event of the score being equal at the call of time an extra ten minutes each way shall be play- ed. The winning Club - shall then be declared the Champlons of the Division.'

(b) The losing Club of sub- clause (8) hereof shall then play the Club of the other Section having the next greatest number of points in the same manner as provided in sub-clause (a) hereof. The winning Club under this sub-clause shall then be de- clared the Runners-up of the Division.

MAH JONGG DRIVE

A bridge and mah Jongg drive is to be held under the auspices of the Women's Auxillary of the Sc-. ciety for the Protection of Children at the Helena May Institute on Monday, September 27, from 3 to 6 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 each and should be brought to the drive by those attending.

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