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CRAIGENGOWER SURPRISINGLY BEATEN BY K.B.G.C.

E. LINES AND JOE MEYER PLAY WELL TO GIVE AUSTIN ROAD TEAM POINTS

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LEAGUE GAMES AND OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TIES DECIDED DURING WEEK

By B. R. Swiller

Craigengewer suffered their second successive defeat when they lost to Kowloon Bowling Green Last Saturday. Playing at home, the latter had E. W. Lines chiefly and, to some extent, J. G. Mayer to thank for their victory by 22 shots. Lines played a great game to have the better of U. M. Omar by 20 shots. He was given all the support he needed by his men. His 30 shots were scored on 14 heads and included a five and four threes,

: Meyer was ahead of B. W. Bradbury all the way through the game and ended with, the scores at 21-17, "R. Basa was the only Craigengawer skip to be successful in his match. Although he was down by 12 shots to 14 on the 15th head, he scored nine as the remaining heads to beat R. Duncan by two shots

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"A" TEAM WINS

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This nine victory over Craigen-Mair by four shots. 3. Randle was former is still heading the Skips sower puts the Kowloon Bowling beaten by & G. Post by one shot. Table for the Second Division, J. Green on the map, as it were, as

INDIANS SWAMPED

J. Basto also recorded a big win The Indians had a bad day last in beating W. Cullip by 23 shots to their prospect of winning the championship must now be regard-Saturday. In spite of the re- nine and B. Basto the other Portu. ed as quite.. bright. They have shuffling of their rinks, they lost guese skip had the better of W. R. scored the same number of points to the Kowloon Dock (weakened by | Hillyer by one shot. as Craigengower and the Kowloon the absence of J. McKelvie, J. Revie Cricket Club and together with and H. Cooper) by 27.shots on the

The Hong Kong Football Club them (C.C.C. and K.C.C. are now latter's green. Credit for this big "A" Team unexpectedly beat their second in the Table, with Recreio win goes to F. Cullen who beat Eg Team by the huge margin of el Arculli by 32 shots to six. A. R 33 shots. J. Roger playing for the four points ahead.

Mint was the best man in Arculil's "A" Team beat 3. A. R. Belby by 21 rink and gave T. Coleman some op-shots and W. Gil had the better position. A. K. Minu was leading of F. W. Haynes by 13 shots.. A 16 shots over J. Hyde that, enabled S. Gray practically through the Brooksbank was the only "A" skip the Portuguese to beat Kowloon whole game, but on the 20th head to lose, E. Tuck beating him by one C.C. by 13 shots. Silva and his the latter drew level at 14 all. On shot. mon played very well, J. E. Noronha the last head Gray scored one to again proving his worth to the side beat Minu by 15-14. A. R. Dallah. unexpectedly beat the Pollee by by laying the foundation for a win on the other hand, kept trailing seven shots. This narrow win for on many heads. On one head Silva behind J. Brown, but a three on Talkoo was made possible solely!

the last head enable him to tie through T. F. Stainton's effort who "Incidentally. Silvi has main-the scores at. 21 all. Both Brown beat W. Glendinning by seven shots. tained his 100 per cent record. H. and V. Ramsay, his No. 3, played Though D. Munro beat F. E. Book

F. X. M. da Silva has put Club de Recreio still further in his debt, as it was entirely his fine in of

scored a seven.

A Alves tied with E. Kern at 17-well: all and R. F. Luz, the other Portu...) guese skip, lost to E. C. Fincher by two shots. This win enabled Fin- cher to maintain his unbeaten re- cord.

C.S.C.C. WIN

The Civil Service C.C. register- ed their first win of the season Ty beating the Police on their own green by 13 shots also. It was generally expected that the, Police would win this match as the Civil Servants, apart from

a the last week with the K.B.G.C., had not won a single match.

But they turned; the tables on their neighbours and won quite

SPORT

Progress Of Wimbledon Tennis

London, June 29. The following are the results of matches played at Wimbledon yes- terday:

MEN'S DOUBLES

Third Round

U.S. BASEBALL

RESULTS

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1938.

Sporting Fixtures

TODAY

New York, June 29. BOWLS-Open Palis Champion

NATIONAL LEAGUE

The following are the results of ship: baseball matches played yester-Third Round, G. N. Mitchell day-

and J. C. Brown v. S. Farlow and W. E Hollands (K.C.C.). EFourth Round.-F. V. V. Ribeiro 2 and HLA Alves v. P. Barby and

A. J. Hall K.C.C.).

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(J. Martin homered for the

Henner Henkel and Metaxa (Germany) beat Eric Filby and Ronald Shayes (England) 8-3. Cardinals). 6-2, 5-7, 6-2,

and Cejnar (Czecho-Slovakia) Malfroy (New Zealand) beat On and Tinkler (England) 6-2, 7-5, 6-2. Quarter-Final Budge and Mako (America) beat Hughan and Van Swol (Holland) 6-2, 6-3, 6-0, ··

MIXED DOUBLES Third Round

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at Gloucester Hotel 5 pm.

v. Indian R.C.; Chinese R.C. v. University; Club de Ręcřelo y. Craigengower C.C.; South China A.A. v. Kowicon C.C.

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T Fergusson and T. Coleman v. C. C. Pereira and J. G. Remedios of A Baker and A. K. Minu Bridge. (Craigengower).

Norman and J. G. Meyer v. G. N. Mitchell and J. C. Brown or F. Farlow ind WE Hollands (Craigengower).

The matches between Boston Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers, and between New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies have been|BRIDGE-Cheero

Drive, 8 p.m. postponed owing to rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit... Cleveland

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(Trosky homered for the In- dians).

P. H. D. Wilde and Miss Whit- marsh (England) beat Gopfert and Fraulein Kraus (Germany) | Chicago 7-5, 4-6, 6-2.

Jacques Brugnon (France) and Miss Thelma Coyne (Australia) beat W. Austin and Miss Mary

Hardwick (England) 6-0, 6-3..

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timeless tests as a result of the The Club's Offices at Gloucester

The matches Philadelphia Athle.first two matches being drawn. tics v. New York Yankees, and Washington Senators, V. Boston Jean Borotra (France) and M. Red Sox were postponed on ac-mett terribly. M. A Noble, the top.m. on Saturday, 2nd July.

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Helen Wills Moody America) beat and Miss A. M. Yorke Lysaght (England) 8-2, 4-6, 6-0-

WOMEN'S DOUBLES

Quarter-Final

Alice

Mrs. Fabyan and Miss Marble (America) beat Miss Thelma Coyne and Miss Nancy Wynne (Australia) 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.

count of rain.-(Reuter)

ARMY TENNIS LEAGUE

R.A.O.C. "B" WIN

In a Small Units Army League

HOME CRICKET tennis match played yesterday, the

RESULTS

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The Talkoo R.C. playing at home Notts Badly Beaten

ed by 15 shots to 14, his win of SECOND DIVISION

one shot just counterbalanced the Playing at home, Craiɣangower defeat, by the same margin, sus- ran away with a 45 shot victory tained by R. Keown in his match over the Kowloon Bowling Green against G. Moss. in the Second Division, thus

K.F.C. WIN AGAIN

. London. June 29.

County Cricket Championship and The following were the results of

first class friendly, matches which concluded yesterday:-

R.AO.C. "B" team defeated the 17th AA Battery, R.A, by Q sets to

Scores:-

Wilson and Duffield (B.A.0.C.

"B");

beat Lfeut. Matthews and

Lieut. Ingram beat Sgt. Morgan and Sgt.

Lavis

8-1

-3

8-2

beat Sgt. MacKechnie and

and Emberson (R.A.0.C. Bdr. Hebden

"B"): ~

At Bath. Somersetshire beat Mid-Astett

deriving a measure of satisfac- The Kowloon Football Club, fead-"] At tion for the defeat sustained by ers in the Third Division, main- their first team. All the Crsi-tained their 100 per cent record, gengower skips were up. with an away win over the Kow- Cavanagh being credited with toon Tong R.C. by the narrow mar- the biggest win in beating Ggin of four shots. The hero of this Thompson by 23 shots. Both M.match, which ended in a mest A. R. Souza and W. K. Way of thrilling manner, was R. Hall.

the C.C.O beat W. S. Drake and when he went down to bowl on

T Armstrong by 16 and six shots the last head, the Kowloon Foot- respectively.

ball Club were actually down by Recreio, playing on their oppon-three shots. Though J., Gibson of comfortably. Both G. E. Sherriff ents' green, also" registered a big the KFC. had beaten H. Gitting and J. Hollidge, of the C8.C.C. win in beating the Civil Service by three shots, T. Fergusson was their matches. The former C.C. by 30 shots. F. Z. Soares and 15 shots in arrears in his match. got the better of A. E. Cares his men played well to beat J.

won

by 10 shots, and the latter best W. Cook's rink by 31 shota to 16. The (Continued on Back Page)

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dlesex by 9 wickets. Somerset: 249 (Buse 95; Jim Smith & for 68) and 77 for 1. Middlesex: 84 Andrews 7 for 58) and 241 (Andrews 6 for 83), Bradford, Yorkshire beat Not- inghamshire on the irst Innings...

Notts: 87 (Bowes 4 for 7) and 95, Yorks: 133(Jepson 4 for 15).. At Birmingham, Warwickshire beat

Gloucestershire by 10 wickets. Gloucester: 149 (Mayer 5 for 43)

and 190 (Mayer for 32), Warwick: 305 (Scott 5 for 88) and

34 for 0.

At Brentwood. Essex beat Hamp-.

shire by an innings and 32

ruds,

Hants: 191 (Peter, Smith 5 for 75) and 122 (Peter Smith 4 for 38). Essex 338 (Peter Smith 95),

At Hove, Sussex beat Cambridge

University by 66 runs. Sussex: 116 (Rees Davies 4 for

23, WUd 4 for 24) and 329.

Cambridge; 293 (P. A. Gibb 99, N. W. D. Yardley 75) and 86

• (Tuppin 8 for 38).

Al Derby, Derbyshire beat Nort- hamptonshire un the first Innings...

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Derby: 230 and 173 for 6 dec. Northants: 98 (Mitchell 6 for 15)

and 67 for 2.

At Oxford, the Army drew with the

University.

Army: 460 for 9 dec. (Harbottle

158).

Oxford: 129 (J. W. A. Stephenson

5 for 61 and followed on 174 for 3.

At Manchester, Lancashire beat Surrey on the first innings (L. Hopwood's Benefit).

Lancs.: 291 (Washbrook 107), Surrey: 125 (Pollard 4 for 39)

and followed on 102 for 6: (Pollard 4 for 3T).

At Tunbridge Wells, Kent beat Sussex on the first innings. Kent: 446. (Woolley 162, Valen-

tine 118) follow on.

Sussex: 157 and 125 for 3.

---(Reuter).

POSTPONEMENT

OF FIGHT

New York, June 29.

It is officially announced that the title fight for the lightweight boxing championship between Lou Ambers (holder) and Henry Arm- strong, the welterweight and fea therweight champion of the world, has been postponed til August 10, Ambera bruised his hand in a re cent contest and requested a post- ponement.

The fight will take place on the Polo Grounds instead of on the Long Island Bowl, to which both managers objected, contending that it is too far from Harlem..

On the other hand, the Palo Grounds are on the edge of Harlem, in' easy access to the great negro population. (Reuter).

beat Matthews and Ingram... 6-2 beat Morgan and Lavis

8-2

beat MacKechnle and Hebden B-1 Capt. Tracey and Wadler

(R.A.0.C. "B");

beat Matthews and Ingram. 8-4 beat Morgan and Lavis ... 6-4 bea: MacKechnie and Hebden 8-4

WIN FOR C.C.C. Craigengower Cricket Club beat the Hong Kong Cricket Club by six sets to three. " J. W. Leonard and

(C.C.C.):

Choa

beat J. Larcomb and A. T

Dow........

8-2 beat W. M. Barton and Lloyd 6-2 beat JJ. Ferguson and E. E.

Storey

..."8-3

W. J. Howard and R. Chea

(0.0,0.):

lost, to "Jacobs Larcomb and

3-6

lost to Barton and Lloyd ...... 4-6 loat to Ferguson and Storey 3-6 Kitchell and G. Lal (C.C.C.):

beat Larcomb and Dow...... 6-4 beat Barton and Lloyd..... 6-4 beat Ferguson and Btorey 6-1

veteran Australia Test cricketer, said that Ernest Paynter must rank as one of the greatest fighters in cricket history.—(Reuter).

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