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ALL

SPORT

THE SPORTING

A DIVISION LEAGUE COUNTY CRICKET

TENNIS RESULTS

Indians Win Comfortably Against K.C.C.

Playing 'at Sookunpoo yesterday H. A. Barros and C. A. Barretto the Indian Recreation Club scored a comfortable win over the Kowloon Cricket Club, winning by alx sets

to three. The scores were:-

H. D. Rumjahn and A. H. Madar

(1.R.C.):

Goldman and

(Recrelo): drew with

Divett beat Smalley and Misra beat Baines and McDonald

A M. Silva and A. Y. Gosaño

(Recreio):

6-6

RESULTS

Yorkshire Beat Middlesex

GEORGE POPE IN FORM

}

London, June 13. In the County Cricket Cham- 6-3 pionship, Yorkshire defeated. Mid- 6-3dlesax by seven wickets at Leeds.

lost to E. C. Fincher and E.

F. Fincher.....

2-6

loat to Goldman and Divett.

5-7

beat A. Crawford and O. C.

beat Smalley and Misra

6-2

Burnett

0-2

beat Baines and McDonald

6-2

lost to S. A. Gray and A. E.

P. Quest

Middlesex made 105" (Leyland 4 for 15) and 148 (Bowes 4 for 35) and Yorkshire scored 173 (R.W. V. Robins 4 for 24) and 4 for the loss of three wickets.

2-6

S. A. Rumjahn and O. Rum-

jahn (IR-C.):

beat Finches and Fincher... 6-3 beat Crawford and Burnett 6-2 beat Gray and Guest...

A. R. Minu and I. M. A. Hazack

(L.R.C.):

lost to Fincher and Fincher 4-0 beat Crawford and Burnett beat Gray and Guest

RECREIO BEATS

U.S.R.C.

SOUTH CHINA VANQUISHED

Playing at home yesterday the H.K.C.C. "beat a team from the South China A.A.

The following were the results G. W. Sewell and H. Owen

Hürhes (U.K.C.C.);

Somersetshire defeated Notting hamshire by ten wickets.

Notts scored 171 (Andrews 0 for 51 and 178 (Andrews 4 for 38) to which Somerset replied with 298 and 52 for no wickets.

Derbyshire won by an innings and 86 runs against Kent.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1938.

NEWS AND NOTES

SMALL UNITS TENNIS

Win For Ordnance -Corps

AUSTRALIANS WIN AGAIN

Spin Bowlers In Form

The Australians beat Gloucestershire at Bristol recently by "10 The RAO,C. met 8th Battery wickets. The spin bowlers came out with very pretty analyses. Sin- RA, in the Small Unit Tennisfeld has every reason to be proud of his figures, and O'Reilly in League yesterday and won by five the matoh took di wickets for 67 rans, but the batting on both sets to four. Scores:- Chesterman & GIII (RAP.C.):

6-0

beat" Hazel and Sherwood ... beat Reid and Slater .......... 6-1 beat Kingsland and Skinner 6-1 Owen & Kennard (R.A.0.C.):

lost to Hazel and Sherwood 1-6

beat Reid and Slater

lost to Kingsland and Skin-

ner

sides was unworthy..

The weather was thoroughly unkind to the game, and although the sun shone in the morning ft was cold and windy when the end

came shortly before 3 o'clock, says The Times.

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A POOR MATCH

FOR ESSEX

Worcestershire beat Easer by 60 runs at Southend recently, and left Essex still without a victory in this season's County Champion- ship.

In addition, the match proved a financial fallure, bed weather restricting the gate recalpts on the three days to about £35.

Essex who had been set to get 205 and had lost one wicket for 31 runs, made fair progress until the effects of the heavy roller wore off. From that point Jackson, with

At one time in the morning it Allen, however, remained. seemed probable that the match found a sensible partner in Neale, his off-breaks, took cominand. In 8-3 would be all over before luncheon, and the two. brought the score the second innings he had an as after the last three Australian (up to 19. Allen, as in the first analysis of seven wickets for 44 the 1-6 wickets had added 13 runs to the innings, batted admirably. He runs making his figures fur

overnight score of 151-Sinndid. | showed that the ball could be match 11, for 80. Miles&Nicholson (R-AD.C.):

R. Smith, who had been sent in lost to Hazel and Sherwood 4-6 who kept a length and varied watched from the pitch, played

.. 6-3 his pace cleverly, Was beat Reid and Slater

stop-gap. overnight. shaped again his strokes late, and got his 4's off as

than the majority of his lost to Kingsland and Skin- among the wickets - Gloucester- anything under or aver-pitched. better

3-6 shire promptly proceeded to lose He was for the greater part of his colleagues defending stoutly for ner

their first four wickets for 24 runs. Innings up against O'Reilly, who more than an hour and a quar-

It was certainly the kind of did not unduly worry him.

ter. He and Taylor put on 25 for At Chatham Road, the Royal pitch to encourage S. J. McCabe Allen forced him wide of mid- the third wicket, but six more Corps of Signals beat Headquarter to bring W. J. O'Reilly and L. O'B. on for 4 and in one over. took batsmen, left while the total rose Wing. Middlesex Regiment, by 5 Fleetwood-Smith on early, but the another two boundaries off him- by 23. seta to 4.

ball never popped, and although one rather uppish through the it turned it never did so with any slips and the other the result of devastating abruptness.

a firm hook at a ball short of a ¦ ¦ McCormick took the first wicket," length.. }the valuable one of Barnett, and When he had scored 34 Fleet-

R.C.S. v. MIDDLESEX

Derby totalled 437(Smith 122). Kent, in their first innings were dismissed for 187, Alfred Pope cap- The Signals were unable to raise turing five wickets for 86. "and"In a third pair and defaulted 3 sets. the follow-on Kent only managed Scores:

to total 184 against the bowling | L/Cpl. Stanford and Sig. Dixon

6-4

7-5

beat A. Chan and F. N. Wong 6-4 beat. C. K. Ofan and H. K.

Ho beat P. I. Cheung and K. K

Fung

6-3

6-3

T. A. Pearce and W. Sander

(H.K.C.C.):

beat A. Chan and F. N. Wong 7-5 lost to C. K. Chan and H. K....

Ho drew with P.

K. K. Fung

of George Pope "who dismissed seven batsmen for 57 runs,

the

Cheung and

Bowker (H.K.C.C.):

drew with A. L. Goldman 'and

G. E. R. Divett .... beat J. Smalley and D. C.

Misra

6-6

lost to A. Chan and F. N.

Wong lost to C. K. Chan and H. K.

....... 1-B

8-2

1;

2-6

beat Major Baines and Mc-

Donald

6-2

Club de Recreto, playing at nome yesterday, beat the United Services Recreation Club by. 7 sets 'to'2.

Scores:-

J. Gonsalves and A. V. Re-

medios (Recrelo); :

GOLF TOURNEY ON LEAGUE LINES

London, June 13. At Sandy Lodge to-day, 12 lend- ing professional golfers in the country commenced their tourna ment on League lines.

The following were the results of matches played to-day:

FIRST SERIES

Percy Alliss heat W. J. Branch one up.

R. Burton beat R. A. Whitcombe

one up.

P. J. Mahon beat Abe Mitchell 4 and 3.

H. J. Armstrong and A. O. I.

Ho beat P. I. Cheung and K. K.

Fung

LAWN BOWLS

RESULTS

George Pope was among 4-6 thirteen players from whom the

English Test team was selected. 6-6Reuter).

7-5

The following are the results of matches in the Open Pairs com petition played yesterday:—

At the Police Recreation Club OP. "Remedios and E de Sousa beat A. Stephen and J.A.R. Selby by 19-14.

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ASSURANCE IS GIVEN OF 1940 OLYMPICS

"American Olymple oficials, back- ed by the assurance of Avert Brundage that nothing short of a world war will keep the 1940 In- ternational Games from being held somewhere." recently ready to begin serious preparation "for adequate United States re presentation in the Tokyo Games." Organization meetings of the

Games

were

(K.C.8.):

beat L/Sgt. Bayles and Sgt.

Cooper ..... beat Lt. Chattey and Lt.

Marsh

beat L/Cpl. Powell and Bdsm

Morton

L/Col. Austin and Sig. Tomlin-

son (R.C.S.):

have committees which

American par-

"At the H.K.C.C. rinks "Fraser Jurisdiction over

and Phillips beat Post and Carey ticipation in the 27 sports on the Olympic programme will be the by 23-22.

At the Kowloon B.G.C.-L. c. first step. These meetings will be Souza and R. Basa (Craigengower) held in New York and Chicago as beat J. C. Remedios and C. c. soon as convenient. Pereira by 21-20.

A. Bakar and A. K. Minu (LR.C.) wat C. Turney and W. V. Field Bert Gadd beat S. L. King 5 (Kowloon F.C.) by 28-14.

and 3.

Alfred Badgham beat Charles

Whitcombe 3 and 2

SECOND SERIES

NO BASEBALL

ir

New York. June 13. No baseball was played in the

Henry Cotton beat King 3 and 1, country today. All the teams are Gadd beat A. J. Lacey 3 and 2. laking a rest. (Reuter).

R. A. Whitcombe beat Branch

one up.

Allies beat Burton 4 and 2.

Mitchell beat Padgham orie up. Mahon and Whitcombe halved. In the event, each player wi!! meet all the others. two points -being awarded for a win and one

point for a half-Reuter).

ADVERTISEMENT

MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

The Julle. Race Meeting will. be held at Arela Preta, Macao, on Sunday, 19th June, 1938, commencing at 2.09 p.m.

Sporting

Fixtures

Meanwhile Japan la going ahead with Its own programme to hold the Games at Tokyo under the new dates. Sept. 21-Oct. 6, adopted at the International Olympic Com- mittee meeting in Calio. from which Brundage returned recently..

Brundage said that the I. O. C. had advised Japan of its "grave responsibilities." had "pointed "out that a small entry in the Games would likely result if the present situation in the Far East соп- tinues and had requested Japan "to relinquish the Games in time. so that they could be organized elsewhere, in the event that it be- OWLS.----Open Pairs Champion-came impossible to stage them ship: J. Hyde and H. Overy v. G. properly and successfully ..in Duncan and W. Gill (Indian | Tokyo." R.C. J. Hoosen and A. R. Minu

TODAY

v. J. M. Jack and V. C. Labrum

(Craigengower CC: T. Carr

MODIFIED BASIS

If Tokyo should decide to give

and W. Mulcahy v. E. Lines and up the Clames, the American Olym

plc Association president added.

R. Duncan (Kowloon Dock R.C. the L. O. C. is considering holding G. Bostock and A. B. Allen v. F.

them elsewhere. ол 2 modifieo Machado and P. X. Silva (Police

basis. He sald that, although R.C..

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or Helsingfors would be able to

The First Bell will be rung at TENNIS-"B" Division: Craigen. Dut on an abbreviated Olympir gower C.C. v. Chinese R.C., South Programme if an emergency should

arise.

1.30 p.m. approximately.

By order,

5. W. CHENG,

Secretary.

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China A.A. v. Club de Recreio, Civil Service C.C. v. Kowloon In-

Dissatisfaction of the American dians T.C.. Hong Kong C.C. v. delegates-Brundage, William May Kowloon C.O.. University v. In-Garland dian R.C.

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and of Los Angeles Frederic Coudert of New York--at the change in the opening date from Aug. 24 to Sept. 21 will not affect U. 8 preparations, Brund- Bge predicted..

He realizes, however, that the new schedule, which conficts with college totmis, "will work a hard- ship on American coffege athléts.”

"More than one-third of the 1938 Olympic team were' undergradu- ates." he added. "We agued against imposing an unusual handicap on the United States 'but received very little backing when the vote Anally was taken,"

Brundage's statement that Japan had not requested the change. made becsuse or weather condi- ttons was afirmed by Dr. Jigoro Kazio, Japanèse 1. O. C. delegate who called at New York on hi way back to Japan. Dr. Káno àn- nounced he was confident the [Gamiēs would be run off of sche- dule at Tokyo, and that the con- nict between Ispáil aRd Unina Would Have hot effect at all”#on the programme,

beat Bayles and Cooper ... lost to Chattey and Marsh beat. Powell and Morton

A little hitting by Daer and Vigar merely delayed the end, the innings being all over in hours and 50 minutes for 144.

two

then the spin bowlers came into wood-Smith twice had the chance wickets were down and Glouces- their own. Emmett was 1-b.-w.jor catching and bowling him, but tershire still needed one run to 6-3 hitting across the fight of a ball the merits far outweighed the save the innings defeat. Sinfed pre- from Fleetwood-Smith. B. H. Lyon fàws in an innings which came vented that ignominy with a 3 8-1 hit a full pitch from the same to en end when he got a ball through the slips off O'Reilly, and bowler straight for 4 and then from O'Reilly which he tried to at luncheon the total was 96, 6-1 in the same over played a wild pull high up on the bat and skied Sinfield seven, Cranfield two."

stroke which would have been it to mid wicket.

Afterwards the Australians soon

conspicuous on the most primitive Another three wickets fell found themselves with only 22 8-2 of village greens, and Crapp was quickly, and when... Wilson was runs to make in order to win, and 0-6 cleverly stumped in going forward bowled by a ball which broke into duly made them without losing a 6-1 to OReilly.

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