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OPEN RINKS COMPETITION

In the Davis Cup tie between Belgium and India only one match could be played on Saturday owing

The Lawn Bowls Open Rinks to the weather. To the complete

Competition

yesterday, opened surprise of everybody the Indian The following are the results: Mohamed Ghaus, defeated the Bel- glan, Charles Naeyaert, 5-7, 1-6. 6-3, 6-1, 9-7.

INTER-SCHOOL ATHLETICS

Fourth Annual Meeting

The fourth annual athletle meat- On the Civil Service green. Ring of the inter-School Athletic P Shaw. E Strange. G. Duncan Union was held at the South China and W. G (skip) beat "A Athletic Association ground at Fortune, however, seemed

Coelho, S. Lillicrap, W. Bagley and Carodne Hlll yesterday. favour the Indian and in the de-A. E. S. Alves (sklp) 28-13. cisive set the Belgian was ham- pered by cramp in the Leg (Transocean)

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FRANCE LEADS

Paris, May 29, In the Davis Cup match between France and Itály yesterday was one hour late in starting owing to the rain. In the first game. Petra (France) defeated Taroni (Italy) 5-0, 6-2, 8-3. The second singles

. ended

victory Fränce, Bernhard Destremau de- feating Canopele, 3-6, 6-0, 6-2. 7-5. France flow leads (TTnsocean).

in

GERMANY LEADING

for

2-0.-

Budapest. May 28.

At the conclusion, Mr. Chan Lan- At the Police Recreation Club, fong president of the Union, dis- R. Soares J. W. Leonard. L. C. R. tributed the prizes and congra- Souza and C. S. Rosselet (akip) tulated all competitors in a short beat W..Penny. K. M. Omar, M. J. speech. Medina and J. Cavanagh. (skip) The boys' schools championship was won by the Ling Nan College At the Hong Kong Football with 142 points, followed by the Club, W. Howard C. W. Lam. N. Put Thing College with 81 points. and E Zimmern Sai Nan College won the girls' P. Karanjia

schools championship with 144 (skip) beat W Glendinning. L Glendinning F. H. Kelly and F points. Yuek Chi College was sec-

18-13.

Nolan (skip) 18-18.

R. A Alves" rink. composed of F. Xavier. C. E. Marques F. V. V. Ribeiro beat Eastman. Bones," Pethick and Fergusson

(skip)

19-17,

A

R. P. Phillips, A T Lav. Hyde Lay and E. W. Lines (skip)

Germany is leading one to post to J. Watson T. Coleman. J. against Hungary in the Davis Cup C. Brown and R. Duncan (skip) tle begun here yesterday.

Fenkel beat the Dallos 6-4, 11-9, 8-0.

Hungarian

15-25.

J. S. Howell, G. S. Graver. A. W. Hodges and A. Brooksbank (skip) beat H. Gittens J. L. Stephens. A.

In the other match between Spary and, A. H. Basto (skip) von Metaxa and Gabery a close 23-11. fight ensued, the score being 5-7, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, 3-1, when it became too dark to be continued and it decided to complete the match today-(Transocean)`

was.

PASSENGERS

Departures By Emp. Of Japan

and with 81 points.

The following are the results. FIELD: Boya:-Ling Nan College, 55, Plu Ying College, 65.

Girls:-Sal Nan College, 69, Ling To College. 77.

TRACK: Boys: Pui Ching College. 80 Ling Naa College, 17.

Girls: Sai Nan College, 75, Vuek Chi College, 68.

TEAM RACE (BOYS)

A. Section 400 metres:-Ling Nan College, St. Joseph's.

B. Bection, 400 metres:-Ling Nan College. Piu' Ching College.

J. Remedios.

0. C. Pereira. Remedios and E Souza (skip)

C. Section 400 metres:-Pul beat C. Vas. E Remedios. C. Ching College, Yuck Chi College, Basto and J. J. Basto (sklo) 28-13.

D. Section 200 metres:-P Ching College, Nan Wai College.

TEAM RACE (GIRLS) Section 400 metres:--Yuek

A

MACAO EN FETE Chi College, Sul Nan College.

"(Continued from Page 1) J. Owen Pinto (commander of R.P.N. Goncalo Velho), Lt. Corte Real (commander" al R.P.N. The Canadian Pacific iiner Em-Maclo), Capt. J. Moutinho (Direc- press o Japun saned on Friday tor of Public Works), Lt. Macedo for Vancouver

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"B. Section 400 metres: Bhung Lan College, Sal Nan College.

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GOVERNMENT HOUSE BALL

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Kangso... Mr. John Alexander Drysdale, Hundreds of indigents" jammed stated that "four bewildered tennis | Manila, Makasser and Sourabaya... Tinegara.

not understand Kongmoon Mrs. Gertrude Drysdale, Mr. Su the entrances of the Santa Casa players" could Halee Esmail, Sister Mary Evan de Misericorda, Macao's big charity the decisions of Mr. Williams. Formosa

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Government were doled out to the chair and confessed that he could Bwatow. "Sha" ghai and Tientsin...Kronviken. Mr. Arthur

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not see part of the court. He Swatow and Amoy Frank Stannard Gibbs Mr. Ronald In the evening Macho society said that a Alm had formed over Shanghal. H. Green, Mr. E. Gutter, Mr. R. Battended the grand ball at Govern"blind spot," and he asked to be

one of his eyes which created a Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin. Hall, Mr. Hughes Hallett, Mr. Pment House. The ball is one of B.

officiating Havens.

Minerva Mrs.

A the most brilliant functions of the longer. It was found that a small Havens Master Danie! Fred Havens,

Mr. and Mrs. H F. Having Mr. A. W. Hayward, Mr. Robert

A. H. Mr. Hsin Kwan Lee. M Hoang Che T1. Mr. Rodger Hunter,

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It *Central and *South America Ishardas. Master Sham Ishardas, officers of FMS. Seamer, Mr. C. not be defamatory, would it? Jesswate Ishardas. Doya Ishardas, Barces (manager of Pan-American might be an expression of sym- and Europe Via Victoria B.C President.

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CATHOLICS GATHER FOR PROCESSION Sir Atholl McGregor. Lady Mac-

Catholica from all over the

Zurich, May 29, Gregor, Major Augustin Guy MI

Roman ler, Mr. R. Mechan Mr. S. Miyaka. Colony gathered in the

The Swiss Olympic Games Com- Catholic Cathedral compound mittee has decided to recommend. M. J. Mudr. M. Alarich Mosamer, Mr. Cyril Murray, Mr. and Mrs yesterday to take part in the the Swiss Sports Association not William Naughton. Mr. and Mrs. Procession in honour of the Most to participate in the Olympic

Blessed Virgin Mary. Richard Newman Nelson,"

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BOUT POSTPONED ;

New York, May 28, h Unfavourable weather conditions Mr. Ernst George Sauerland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunderson, Mr. Mrs. Mary Turner Taggart. Mr. have caused the postponement of John Archibald Shaw. Mr. Nathan Tang Chung Ho, Mr. and Mrs. M the world welterweight title bout Shaw. Mr. Corrinne Shaw, MN. Wardell, Mrs. Wardell, Mrs. W between, Barney Ross, the holder.. Bvlvia June Bhaw. Mr. AN. Wells-Henderson and son, Mr. and Henry Armstrong, the...sensa- Sheddco.

and Mr. Alexander White, Mrational Negro holder of the world Mr. Alfred Pereira Simoes. Mr. P. F. Whitehead and daughter, featherweight title. The bout will John Allan Stewart. Mr. H. C. Mr. A. Woo, Mr. B. Woo, Mr. C. 7. now take place on May 31/Reu-

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