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LAWN BOWLS NOTES

League Matches Washed Out

By B. R. Swiller

Although the sky was overcast and rain fell intermittently OR Saturday forenoon it was felt that it would be possible to carry out the Lawn Bowls League programme. But the heavy downpour which occurred at about 4 p.m. caused all matches to be abandoned, in many cases after the fifth head had been played..

Recreio, in their match against the Kowloon Bowling Green Club' af Austin Road, had run away with a substantial lead of 19 shots to 8 on the sixth head when rain interrupted play. At Happy Valley, bowlers on the Police as well as the Civil Service, greens made sev ecal abortive attempts to resume thele interrupted matches, but they had to give it up when the rain came in earnest.

Three of the four matches "ar-green on Tuesday proved most in- ringed for Sunday in the quarter- teresting. Some very good head. anal of the Open: Rinks Cham-were seen

In this match. Nolan

DONALD BUDGE

DEFEATED

Belgrade, July 13. Donald Budge, Winibledon "champion and holder of nearly all the major tennis titles in the world, was "surprisingly defeated yesterday in an ex- hibition match here by Kukulje- vic, the young Czechoslovakian Davis Cup player.

Budge, was beaten by 15-13. 7-5-(Reuter).

AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL

planship were decided. On the led all the way through until the GOLF TOURNEY

C Service green, A. E. Carey's 17th head

when the

score was

rlijk W. McLeod, W. Cameron and 15-12 in his favour. But a three"

on the next head by White saw A single F. the scores level at 15-15.

E, G. Post; beat B. Basta's J. A. Lüz, A. P. Guterres and Soares by 21 shots to 15.

HARRY COOPER

BEATEN

Shawnee-on-Delaware, July 13. The biggest surprise in the first

on the 19th head enabled Nolan to On the KB.Q.C.. green A. F. take the lead again, only to allow Noronha, C. A. Lopes, J. E. Noronha his opponent to leap ahead of him add C. O. Silva beat W. Mulcahy, on the next head with a possible. T; W. Carr, W. Creig and J. Fraser.four to bring the score to 19-18. round of the American Professional The losers played well in the be- White scored two on the 22nd heal zihning and were leading on the to win by 21-17. Arst seven heads, but they unac countably fell off after that and lost by 14 shots to 20.

A CLOSE GAME"

MILD SURPRISE

On the same green, D. M. Khan was unexpectedly eliminated by Howard. Playing more W.

J.

Golf Association's

tournament.:

"B" DIVISION LEAGUE

TENNIS RESULTS

C.R.C. v. HK.U. RECREIO

In the "B" Division

Tennis

H.K.C.C.

Playing at home, Club de Re- League, the Chinese Recreation crels best the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Hong Kong Univer- Club by dj sets to 21.

Scores: sity by nine sets tò nii, at Cause- way Bay.

Scores

Y. Lee and D. S. Ses (C.R.C.) beat 5. W. Wong and A. L.

Chal

....the

beat H. P. Au and Y. C. Lau 61 beat P. C. Lee and W. K. Lee 6--3 T. S. Chol and K. C. Wu

(C.R.C.)

beat Wong and Chal

beat Au and Lau

beat Lee and Lee

...... 6-1 #--1

S. W."Liang and S. H. Kwok

(C.R.C.)

+9

7-5

beat Wong and Chai

beat Au and Lau beat Lee and Lee

8-2

* 2

C.C.C. WIN Craigengower Cricket Club de- feated the Civil Service Cricket Club yesterday by eight sets to ore,

SC.A.A..K.C.C. A

At King's Park, the South China Athletic Association beat the Kowi foon Cricket Club by 7 sets to 2.

Scores:--

played yesterday, was the defent of Harry Cooper, one of the most consistent golfers in the world.

Cooper was beaten by an "un-N. known Felix Serafin, who won by J and 3.

Many prominent American Ryder

Densmore Shute beat Clyde Cup golfers were successful, how- Usina 3 and 2: Paul Runyan beat

A very close game was witnessed steadily than his opponent, Ho un the Kowloon Dock gren when ward was ahead of the Indian in F. X. Silva's rink (F. Machado. C. the early stages or the game. But M. Silva and J. V Ribero met two singles which he gave away and defeated J. G. Meyer's (E. Jthrough an error of judgment on Searle, K. C. Hamtiton and C. his part seemed to discourage him take a allowed Khan" to Norman by 13 shots to 11. The as he

the game can be possible off him "on the following closeness of giuged by the fact that on the 20th head, only 21-shots had been scored, of which the eventual win- ners (Silva's rink had only scored "ten, Needing two to win, Siva scored three shots on the last head,

DALLAH'S WIN

Those who went to the Police green on Monday to see the match

this week's

ver.

K. Ma and K. H. Lee (S.C.A.A.)

beat F, Grose and E. Blum 6-1 beat R. E. Lee and D. J. N.

Anderson

beat R 8. Capell and Q

Soltau

H. Hsu and W. H. Ho

(S.C.A.A.)

beat Grose and Blum.

M. A. Oliveira and I. Carvalho

(Recreio)

M

beat J. J. Ferguson "and J

M. Wilsoni

beat E J. R. Mitchell and D.

B: Evans

drew with A. C. L Bowker

3

G-A

and L. M. S. Lloyd, 6---8 J. J. Remedios and A. Remedios

(Recreio)

beat Ferguson and Wilson, 8--3 lost to Mitchell and Evans 4-6 beat Bowker and Lloyd... 8-2 LA L da Silva and M.

Guterres (Recreio)

beat Ferguson and Wilson... B-2

and drew with Mitchell

G+6 Evaris drew with Bowker and Lloyd 8-8

K.I.T.C. y. I.R.C.

The Kowlcon Indian Tennis Club beat the Indian Recreation Club by 5 sets to 4.

Scores:

SA. Hussain and S. S. Hussain

(KIT.C.)

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beat A. R. Bux and A.

Rahmin

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F. Khan and I. M. Singh

(K.LT.C.)

1

beat Lee and Anderson, ... 6-4 ¦ drew with Capell and Soltau 6-8 D. H. Y. Hsu and H. T. Bee

Levi Lynch 5 and 4. Gene Saruzen 1. beat Leo Walper 4 and 3, Ralph; Guidah! beat John Malutie 4 and 2. McSpaden beat Sam Farks. Jr. 3 and 2. Ed Dudley beat Farrell 3 jand 2, Frank Moore, who with two rounds of 68., headed the list di FIRST DIVISION

qualifiers. beat Ernie Ball at the Civil Service CC. v. Craigen-nineteenth,

gower C.C.

head.

The following are matches:

K.C.C. v. I.R.C.

Recreio . Police R.C. K.D.R.C. v. K.B.G.C.

SECOND DIVISION K.B.G.C. v. H.K.F.C. "A" H.K.F.C. "D" v. Civil Service C.C Craigengower v. Pollee R.C. Talino "R.C. v. Reerela,

THIRD DIVISION

K.F.C. v. Yacht Club. H.K.E.R.C. v. K.C.C. Cralgengower v. Recreio. H.K.F.C. v. K.T.X.C

the first round of the Singles Championship between A.'R. Dallah and F. J. McGowan had antici pated a very close game. Nor were they Cisappointed at Arst for, though the Indian was trailing be- hind McGowan in the early stages, he would not allow his opponent to be ahead of him by more War three shots, and some of the heads Indeed beautiful played were However, on the 17th head. Dallah, by steady play, had brought up his score to 12. to tie with McGowan's Thereafter the Civil Servant for some reason fell off and what pro- mised to be an exciting game end- ed in a one-sided affair. Mc- Govan scored only three more Russell, J. Rodger (skip). shots for the remainder of the game which went to the 25th head on which Dallah won with the Score at 22-15.

UPHILL FIGHT

..

From the point of view of ex- citement, the match between M. R. Abbas and R. Channing, played on the Civil Service greet, was more interesting. Channing settled down

H.K.F.C. BOWLS TEAMS

Second Division-"A" Team v. K.B.G C. (Away)

J. S. Howell, A. W. Hodges, J.

R. P. Shaw, E. Strange. G. Dun- can. W. Gill (skip).

W Buller, G. & Graver, F. H. Glover, A. Brooksbank (sklp).

"B" Team v: C.B.C.C. (Home) S. Strange.. L. Lammert, E. S. Carter. F. Haynes (skip).

A. Steven, J. Dalgarno, H. V. Pearce, E Tuck (skip).

S. A Mansell, C. B. Robertson, J

to the green sooner than Abbas Beach, J. A. R. Selby (skip),

and kept ahead of his opponent most of the way. The game was

as good as his when on the 21st!

Third Division v. Kowloon Tong

- (Home)

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ly the second round. Stute beat

(9.0.A.A.

beat Grose and Blum... 7--5 lost to Lee and Anderson... 3~6 drew with Capell and Boltau 6-8

hh Thoren, of Brookline. Mass. HOME CRICKET

7 and 6: Horton Smith beat Diegel

4 and 3: Runyan beat Tony Manero

3 and 2: Billy Burke beat Moore at the 19th; Ray Mangrum beat Mc- Spaden at the 20th: Harry Basaler beat Dudley, 4 and 3 and Metz beal Guldanl one..up.-(Reuter),

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LAWN BOWLS FINAL

J. Howell and R. G. Craly will meet C. M. Silva and F. X. Soares in the final' of the Open Pairs Lawn Bowls champion- ship.

Last evening at the Civil Service Cricket Club Howell and Craig won their semi-final match against G. Mitchell and J. C. Brown by 26 shots to 18, while Silva and Soares best A. Bakar and A K. Minu by 10 shots to 16.

Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

RESULTS

London, July 13. The following are the results of county

which cricket matches nded yesterday:----

DERBYSHIRE v. YORKSHIRE · At Chesterfield Yorkshire defea ted Derbyshire by 163 runJ.

Yorkshire were, dismissed for 198

lost to Ismail and Curreem 3--8 beat Kitchell and Rumjaha 6-0 beat Bux and Rahmin .... 5-4

M. Khan and M. A. Khan."

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U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS

New York, July 13. The following are the results of baseball matches played yesterday: NATIONAL LEAGUE

R. H. E.

New York .. „Brooklyn

5

14 5

15 10

0

14 17 1

6 11

8

14, 1

Q

Cincinnati

in their first innings as the result Pittsburg of Ane bowling by George Pope Chicago... who took six wickets for 37 runs Derbyshire fared however, when they went in to bat, being all out for 158.

even worse, St Louis

In their second innings, York- shire declared at 210 for seven wickets, but Derbyshire were ski; tied out for 87.

LEICESTER . LANCASHIRE

In L. G. Berry's Benefit Match at Leicester; Lancashire defeated Lel- cestershire by an innings and Ave

runs.

The following is the programme | declared. C. G. Sollia, R. Edwards, T. of activities at the European

YMCA head he was leading Abbas by 19 Rowell, H. H. Pegg (skip). shots to 13. With his back to the

B. I. Bickford, E. C. Drown. S. wall, Abbas fought back so effec-Cressey, V. Walker (skip). tively that for the next five heals

A. M. Didsbury, A. Thomson. R.

he scored eight shots to win ever-Fitches. J. Skinner (skip). tually by 21-19 on the 26th head.

The following will represent the But for the fact that on three oc-K.C.C. in a League match: cisions, on the last five heads, Channing with his last wood saved

big counts against himself (two fours and a three), the game would have ended before it reached the 26th head.

C.

v. Indian R.C. at K.C.C. ground on Saturday at 3.30 pm,

W. Hyde. T. Madar, H. Overy..E.

Fincher (skip).

V. C. Labrum, W. Mulcahy, A: W. Smith, E. Kern (skip).

H. Nish, J. M. Brown, R. Craig, 3. Hyde (skip).

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H.KER.C. at H.K.E.R.C. ground

on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. W. Hobbs, W. T. French. L. Jack,

Carr.

first

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3 10

(Craft homered twice for the Reds and Goodman once).

AMERICAN LEAGUE

5 St. Louis New York....... ... 10

7

2

9 0

(DiMaggio homered for the Yankees and Cufft for the Browna).

8 Chicago

9 1 6 12 Philadelphia

2

(Kreevick and Kuhel homered Leicester scored 101 and 169" (Pollard 5 for 57), while Lan- for the White Sox).

8 9 cashire's only visit to the wicket Cleveland

1 yfelded 365

9 for eight wickets Washington

(Hale homered for the Indians NOTTS Y. MIDDLESEX

and Wasdell and Myer for the At Nottingham, Middlesex defea-Senators). Sunday.-Discussion Group in teg Notts by nine wickets. the West Lounge at @ p.m.

Middlesex declared the Monday:

Servicemen's Whist innings at 394 for nine wickets, Drive in West Lounge at 9 pm. Hart hitting up 105 and Heane

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Notts replied with 205 and 230, and Middlesex had no dificulty in

Gloucester made 237 (Howorth 7 making 43 for one wicket.

GLAMORGAN v. NORTHANTS for 85) and 108 (Howorth six for At Pontypridd, Glamorgan took 48), while Worcester scored 113 points

from (Sinfield & for 45) and 196 (Sinfeld Arst innings 00

8 for 65).

Wednesday: Morning badminton for ladies.

Thursday: ARP. Lecture at 11

a.to.

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The match between Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox was postponed owing to rain-(Reu-

ter),

SUSSEX Y. ESSEX

| Northamptonshire,

Glamorgan totalled 299 for seven

At Hove, Bussex defeated Essex wickets declared. In. reply Nor- thants were first dismissed for 100. by five wickets. --

match against HK. Football Club at Happy Valley on Saturday:--

Essex made 188 in their first J. Tang. J. LJ. C. Clay taking seven wickets Ogmund.

for 49 runs. In the follow-on, innings, of which O'Connor made Stephens, A. Spary (skip).'

Northants had made:79 for seven 96, and 336 in the second, O'Connor wickets when stumps were drawn. this time scoring 152.

WORCESTER v. GLOUCESTER Stissex replied with 282 (Step- At Stourbridge Gloucestershire. henson 5 for 84) and 242 for ve defeated Worcestershire by 34 runs,

H. Y. Esu, J. N. Wong, V. Atienza, W. Bambro. R. Harding, C. J. H. Gitting (skip). " Tacchi. J. M. Jack (skip),

TWO SURPRISES There were two surprises in the. fust round matches played on Monday. L. A. Gutierrez, a former champion, was nosed out by ET. Zimmer, who is comparatively a

H. E-Castro, Y, Abbas. A. J. Kew, newcomer to the game, when they met on the Kowloon Dock green.

A. A. Dand, A. E. Perry, A. HA. H. Basto (skip).

The following will represent the The game was decided on the 28th Marks, W. W. Hirst (skip).

The following will represent Club de Recreio on Baturday- head when the score was 23-20 in

favour. The

latter Police R.C. in a League match Zimmer's

1st Div. (Home) v. P.X.C. stages of the game proved most against Craigenzower at, the lat- thrilling With the score at 19-10 on the 25th head, both Gutierrez and Zimmern took turns to score a single each alternately to level up at 20-20.. On the next head which was the last Zimmern rah away with three shots, to win by 23-200

ter's rinks on Saturday:--

J: Luz, C. E. Marqués, A. A: Re- medios. H. Alves (skip).

J. H. E Edwards, S. R. Farlow.L.F. Xavier, D. C. Alves, L. J.

H. Brown, W. E, Hollandi (skip).

W. Glendinning, J. B. Riddell, W. Campbell, W. McHardy (skip). \;

L. Glendinning. F. Channing,

A. Wright, F. E. E. Booker (skip).

Silva, R. F. Juz (skip).

J. E. Noronha, J.F. V. Ribeirs, O. G. Silva, F. X M. Bilva (skip). !,

2nd Div. (Away) TB.C.

F. A. Machado, C. H. Basto, F. V.

The following will represent V. Ribeiro, J. J.- Basto, (skip). Another surprise was the cefeat Police RC. La a League match of Cd. Silva by HF. Harper.against Club de Recreio at King's This match too was played on the Park on Saturday:---- Kowloon Dock green, Although

W. Cameron, T. Tallon, W. Mair, Silva was leading by 19 shots to G. C. Moɛs (skip).

11 on the 19th head, it took. Harper W. McLeod, C. Dowman, F. Nolan,

only three more heads to spore the ten shots necessary for a win.

The match between 9. M. White dud F. Nolan which was played on the Hong Kong Football Club

E. G. Post (skip).jpg

J. Qram, J. C. B. Fender, G. Per- kins., A E. Carey (skip), (

The following will represent Kowloon Tong Club In a League

J. C. Remedios, C. C. Pereira, A. P. Guterres, B. Basto (skip).

F. A Xavier, C. A. Lópes, L. A. Gutierrez, F. X. Boares (skip).

Brd Dir.:(Away) v. C.C.C.

A M. Xavier, J. Bequeira, C/ M. 5. Alves, C. R. Pereira (skip)....

G. Vaz, C. P. Basto, E. B. Botelho, [E. Sousa (skip).

"

AF Noronha, C. M. Bilva, M. A. Carvalho, P. A. Ivanovich (skip),

wickets(Reuter).

Sporting Fixtures

TODAY

BOWLS-Singles Championship, C. Turney v. J. Pau; J. H. E Edwards v. T. Coleman (Kowloon C.C.) F. Kelly y. H. Nish; R. P. Phillips v. A. S. Gomes (Hong Kong F.C.).

| BRIDGE.-Cheero Club Bridge, 8

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MEETINGS.Annust, of the Hong Kong Football Assen, in the Board Room of the B. C. M. Port, 5.30 pm; Victoria Chess Club,

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China, A:A. v. University; Kow- loon Tong R.C. v. Indian R.C. TOMORROW

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