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SPORTING NEWS

TENNIS LEAGUE TO OPEN

NEXT MONDAY

H.K.C.C. To Play In Mixed Doubles Division

By F. Mela

The Colony tennis championships having been brought to conclusion interest will now be centred on the competitions in the Tennis League which are scheduled to commence on Monday when the first batch of Mixed Doubles will be 'decided.

Added interest has been given to this section of the League by the entry of the Hong Kong Cricket Club who will compete with the U.S.R.O. (holders), Ladies Recreation Club, Chinese Recreation Club and Club de Recreio for the honours.

So far so I can gather the up will probably be the same as USR.C. have not quite decide on last year's. A V. Remedios will their line-up though they will partner J. Gonsalves, while F. J. probably be represented by Major Remedios will play with AV. F. T. Baines, Major L. A. Newnham, Gosana. H. A. Barros and C. A. L Goldman, G: E R. Divett, Miss Barretto will be the third pair. J.1 A. Tyler, Mrs. Baines. Miss M.. Remedios, probably the best Grinths and Mrs, K. E Holmes.mong the "B" Division players, As regards the "A" Division Baines. may be promoted.

Kowloon Indians Tennis Club. Newnham, Divett, Goldman, J. H. Smalley and Lieut. D. C. Mitra will are. If anything, slightly weaker probably make up the side. The this season in the "B" Division. last-named is from the Rajputada They have lost the services of the Rides and it is understood he will Mahan Singh brothers, one of try to obtain permission from the whom. Iqbal, is at present indis- League to play for the K.1.T.C. Innosed, while the other has gone

to, India. the "B" Division as well.

T. A. Pearce, the popular Colony They have one newcomer in and HK.C.C. cricketer is in charge Feroz All, who has played in the of the HK.C.C. mixed doubles team League. Their probable line-up for but he had not, up to yesterday, their arst League match will be: decided on the pairings yet, thoughs. A and 6. B. Hussain, Firdos he said the ladies would be Mrs Khan and M. A. Khan, Lient. D. C, Findlay, Mrs. Whitham anit Miss D.Misra and Gurbachan Singh. Dodwell

Misra will probably be playing for the USR.C. in the "A" Division and it is uncertala if he is allowedt by the rules to play in the "B"

KOWLOON AND LR.C.. Both the Kowloon Cricket Club and Indian Recreation Club will be considerably strengthened in Division.

Central British Association have the "A" Division. I hear W. C. Hung will be playing for the been strengthened by the return to K.C.C. Instead of the Chinese the Colony of Norman Whitley and Recreation Club this season and Frank Angus and their probable this should very much strengthen pairings in the "D" Division are: the mainland team who will also G. H. Fowler and "D. Smith. F. have the services of the two Angus and C. Blean and N. Whitley Finchers, Bertie Guest.. G. C. and B. A. Fowler. Burnell, G. E Clark and.. S. A. Gray.

THIS IS REAL KEENNESS!

By F. Mela

If I were asked who were the four keenest tennis players in Hong Kong today I would reply:

I. Agafaroff, B. G. Baker, B. Agafaroff and C. W. Carver.

REASON: While most people were still asleep yesterday morning these four were bay- ing some practice on the Civil Service Cricket Club courts.

I happened to pass by just before am. and they were ulready at it.

They found that the court was rather on the wet side but they did not mind it. I hear they are going to make a habit of these early morning mat- ches and a jolly good habit it is too!

EVEN ON THE RINKS!

INVASION BY THE FAIR SEX

(By F. Mela)

For some years past members of the fair sex have been included in the Closing Day lawn bowls games at the Talkoo Recreation Club but it is the exception rather than the rule for ladies to be seen on any of the other greens in the Colony.

Yesterday afternoon. however. three ladles-Mesdames Eccleshall, Sherwood and Burling-were seen trying their hand at bowls on the Civil Service Cricket Club green and very accurate bowlers "they were too.

5.

There has been some talk that later in the season those ladies who are interested in the game will figare in an all-fair sex match. The Police Recreation Club, who Look to your laurels. lawn bow are also in the "D" Division, are lers of the Colony. The ladies As for the Indians they have not not contemplating any changes are about to make another con- yet picked their team though in all from last season and their probable quest, by the look of things. probability they will be represented team is A. R. & Major and L. H. C. by H. D. Rumjahn and &. H. Madar. Calthrop, G. Carruthers and Chris

S. A and Omar Rumjahn. A. RPile, and B. G. Baker and S. Smith. Minu and 1. M. Abdul-Razack.

re-

Omar Rumjahn makes a appearance in local tennis after over ten years. He had been away -in Tientsin, where he won the singles championship on numerous Occasions and together with his brother, CAL.. the doubles crown 35 well.

NO CHANGES CONTEMPLATED

DAVIS CUP

BRITAIN BEATS RUMANIA

Harrogate, May 11.. Great Britain yesterday elimin- sted. Rumania in the Davis Cup

SEASON'S END

Rifle Shooting At Kowloon City

SPORT

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NOTES

TRAINING GALLOPS

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Teams For The Week End

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US. BASEBALL

RESULTS

New York, May 11. The resulta 01 the baseball games played here yesterday are B3 follows:-

NATIONAL LEAGUE ·

Philadelphia Cincinnati

The following are some of the lawn bowls team for the week-end: KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB The following players will repre- sent Kowloon Cricket Club in their New York first Division fixture against Kow-Chicago

Brooklyn loon B.G.C. on Saturday at 3.30

Green Club at Home W. Mulcahy, J. M. Brown, R. Craig, E. Kern (skly).

First Division y. Kowloon Bowling

A. E. Silkstone, T. A Madar. H. Overy, E C. Fincher (skip).

W. Hyde, L. Jack. A. W. Smith. J. Hyde (skip).

Third Division v. Kowloon Tong Garden Club, Away

G. Lee, A. E. Perry, A, J. Kew, W.

A. Dand, C. J. Tacchi. R. Marks, H. Nish (skip).

The Hong Kong Rifle Associaw. Hirst (skip). tion yesterday held their last mid- week shoot for the 1937-38 season and after the meeting on Sunday morning (from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30

W. T. French, V. C. Labrum. J.

Club de Recreio are not con-competition by three matches to 'p.m.) the season will be oficial, M. Jack, T. Carr (skip).

templating any changes in

A Division team and their

Sporting

their line-

two.

Schmidt Rumania) beat Jones |(Britain) 6-2, 6-1, 0-6, 2-6, 6-6 and Bhajes (Britain) beat Carolulis Romania 6-3, 6-0, 6-3-(Reuter).

Fixtures OXFORD. YORKSHIRE

TODAY

BRIDGE Checro Club Ladies Committee Bridge at Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden. 3 p.m.

MATCH DRAWN

London, May 10.

The match played at Oxford to- day between, Oxford University and Yorkshire was drawn.

Yorkshire's first innings realised

with 231.

closed til September 14, next. ·

Some 80 members turned out for the shoot yesterday and an en- joyable afternoon was spent by all despite the fact that it was very hot out there, firing under the bolling sun,

Since the departure of Major D.H. Steers, the arrangements for the shoots had been in the hands of the Lieu a 0. Pullman and it is unanimously agreed that he has made an excellent job of it..

PLAYERS

MEETING-Victoria Chess Club at and 100, to which Oxford replied

420; Hutton scoring 141 and Ley-EAGLE'S" ́HOCKEY Gloucester Hotel, 5 pm. RACING.-Entries clore for the

Hong Kong Jockey Club Fifth Extra Race Meeting, at 12 o'clock noon.

J

TOMORROW

BADMINTON.-Y.M.CA. Badmin- ton in the West Lounge. 8.30 am. Cathedral Hall Badminton,

B 1.m

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

CER.A. Venning, who played in Following-on, Oxford improved, declaring at 344 for eight wickets goal for HMS. Medway against (Dixon 108), and after Yorkshire the Cables and Wireless hockey had made 39 without loss, stumps team yesterday. has represented the United Services at hockey in were drawn.--(Reuter).

England. In 1929 he played for

EAGLE LÓSE TO RADIO

די

FIRST GAME IN COLONY

:

the US. at Chatham and in 1937

A Wappingshaw Rink game will be arranged for non-league players

KOWLOON B.G.C.

The following teams have been selected to represent the Kowloon Bowling Green Club in their league

matches on Saturday.

First Team v. K.C.C. Away A. J. Hail, G.-E. F. Thompson, T. Armstrong. L. Guy (skip).

John Watson, S. M. White, E. W. Lines, R. Duncan (akip).

R. P. Phillips, A. Macfarlane; A. Hyde Lay, C. B. Hosking (skip),

Second Team v. Talkoo at Home

E. V. Searle, G. C. Norman, K. C. Hamilton, J. G. Meyer (skip).

FL Lockhart, H E. Drew, F.' A. Cheesman, J. 8. Logan (skip)."

A. Macintyre, Jack Watson, D. W. Waterton, W. B. Drake (skip)..

FOOTBALL CLUB

Second Division-"Ä” Team v. .C.S.C.C.

R. H E

3 &

.79 0

5 12 1 5. 0

1

10 16

0

2 7. 2 The match between Boston St. Louis Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed because of cold.

.. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis

6 B 1 Washington

8 11 0 (Lewis homered. for the Sena- tora).

The matches Chicago v. New York, Detroit v. Philadelphia and Cleveland Baston were not played owing to rain.(Router)."

Small Units Tennis League

The following were the results of

the Small Units Tennis League matches played at Bookunpoo yes- terday!--

R.A.O.C. "A" BEAT B COY R SCOTS 6 SETS TO 3 Wadler and Boocock (B.A.0.0.);-

inst to Masterson-Smith and

Douglas..........

beat Archibald and Pidetor 6-0 beat Matheson and Duncan 8-6 Gill and Fisher-Cooke (BAOC):—

lost to Masterson-Smith and

Douglas ......er

2-6 beat Archibald and Fidctor 6-3 beat Matheson and Duncan 6-8 Rides and Pitt (E.A.0.0)

J. S. Howell, A. W. Hodges. J. Iest to Masterson-Smith and

had the same distinction at Ply-Russell, J. Rodger (skip). mouth.

R. P.`Shaw, E, Strange, G. Dun- Another of yesterday's team, can, W, GW (sklp). ER.A. Stephens, has also taken E. 8. Carter, &. Strange, L. Lam- part in big hockey in England. ¡mert, F. Haynes (skip).

been capped for Devon

Second Division—“B” ̈Team v. Police

having

Playing their frat game of county. hockey in Hong Kong against a civilian team, HM8. Eagle (men's team) yesterday lost to Cables and Wireless (Radio Section) by Ave goals to three on the Radio ground at Caroline Hill.

HOCKEY Proposed Rule Changes

Draft "Programmes and Entry

The Eagle had most of the play Forma for the Fifth Extra in the first half, changing over

The council of the Hockey Asso- Race Meeting to be held on with a 2-0 lead but after the in- SATURDAY, 21st MAY, 1938 terval the home team monopolised clation have made an important (weather permitting), may be the play and scored through Gur-move which will probably lead to buchan Singh (3) and Robinson alterations in the rules of the obtained at the Secretary's Office, a

game, says the Dally Telegraph. Exchange Building; the Club Pavit, who had scored in the They are issuing a generál re- House, Happy Valley: the Hongarst half for the sallons, and Par-quest to clubs who still have Hong Club, the Sports Club; sons, found the goal for the Eagle.matches to play this season to

The teams were

Road.

Bouza; Atta Singh, Karnali Singh: Entries close at 12 o'clock JM Tavares, Mohinder Singh, NOON Thursday, 12th May, Jehangiz Singh Gurjan Singh, Qurbuchan Singh, W. J. L. Ro- binson, Jageet Singh, Bughwan Singh.

and the Stables, Shau Kwong Cables and Wireless: --U.

1938.

try the following experiments:

B. (1) No Interference with the

stick.

(2) No intentional with the foot

stopping

(3) No intentional stopping with the hand unless the ball la above waist-high. Mult Alterations 2 and 3 will not ap

W. Buller, G. 5, Graver, N. Beb- bington. A. Brooksbank (skip).

A. Steven, F. HL Glover, C. B. Robertson, J. A. R. Selby, (skip).

A. McKellar, V. Walker, T. Rowell. E. Tuck (skip)...

Third Division Team v. G.0.0. C. G. Sollis, R. Edwards, R. Fit- ches, J. Dalgarno (skip).

S. A Mansell, O, E. Smith, 8. ressey. J. Beach (skip).

A. M. Didsbury, A. Thomson. 3.. Skinner, R. A. Trengove (skip),

CLUB DE KECRETO

First Division (Away) v. K.D.B.C.

J. Luz, J. F. V, Ribeiro, AC Ai Remedios, H Alveş (skip),

LF. Xavier, D. C. Alves, E. V. V. Ribeiro, R. F. Zu (skip),

J. E Noronha, O. EL Marques, C. G. Silva, EI. M. Bilva (skip), .

Second Division (Away) y. 0.C.C.

F. A. Machado, F. A Xavier. E M. Remedios, TJ. Basto (skip)."

GC Pereira, 0, A. Lopen, Dr. A.

AMS. Easid Venning; · Ed- wards, Galt; Clark, Dizon, Hubbit; ply to a goalkeeper nor to stop-P. Guterres, . Barto (skip>+ ... Kid. Parsons, Pavit, Stephens, ping the ball with the hand from

By Order

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary,

8765 Camp,

1. A. Gutierrez A V. Barros, 1

J. Bilva, F., X Boares (skip)

|

a corner bit.

Douglas

1-6

biat Archibald and Fidctor --7 beat Matheson and Duncan 6-3

|R.A.M.C. BEAT C COY R. SCOTS & SETS TO 1 Major McNeill and Capt. Harvey

{R.A.0.C.) :-

beat Cpl. Brown and CpL

Anderson reusi.

lost to.Lt. Paterson and Sgt.

Bowes

62

2-8

beat L/Cpl. Henderson and

L/Cpl Boe.............i B-0 3. M. Barton and Corporal Webb,

(R.A.M.C.):---

beat Brown and` Anderson..... '6—–—–—1 beat Paterson and Bowes... 8-0 beat Henderson' and Böe..... 0–0 QMS. Dunford and Cpl. Massoni

(RAMC.)

beat Brown, and, Anderson... BI beat Paterson and Bowes... B beat Henderson and Boe... B-0

Third Division (Home) v. KFC.

J. C. Remedios, F. Marques, OP. Remedios, C. R. Pereira (akip).

A. M. Kauder, G. P. Basto, EL A Botelho, J. M. Rosario, (skip)..

C. Vaz, M. A Carvalho, C. M. 9. Alves, E. Bousa (skip).

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