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NEWS AND NOTES
SILVA LEADS IN SENIOR SKIPS' TABLE
Basto Has Best Average.
In Second Division
No changes in the skips table were brought about as the result of Last week's League matches, the Recrelo skip, FXM. Silva still leading in the First Division with 11 wins out of as many matches played.
Incidentally, the leading skip in the Second Division is also a Recreio man-B. Basto-who, has the same number of points as Siva though the latter boasts a better shots average.
Below is the record of every player who has skipped in "the three Divisions of the League this summer:—
F. X. M. Silva (Recreio)
E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)
R. Dinda K.B.G.C.)
E. Kern (KUA)
E. W. Lines (K.B.G.C])
J. Holladre
U. M. Oc
R. Basa (t.C.C.)
J. C.
W. Bradbury (CCC
C. Brown' (K.D.R.C)
G. Pest (P.R.G.) .....
P. Gallen (R.DRAS) ...
Hyde (K
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Recr
A. Alves Recreio)
Meyer K.B.G.C.J
R.C
G. Sherriff (C.C.)
AR. Dallah
S Randle (5.0.0) G. C. Mas (1,1.04)
A. I
Mukalvie
K.DR.C.J
MY. Ada 1.R.C.)
H. G. Comper (K.D.R.C.)
S. Gray K.DR.C
CG. Silvs (Recreio)
M. R. Abbes I.R.C.)
J. Shepherd (P.R.C.
G. Perkins, (P.R.C.)
CR dosing (RBG.C
FIRST DIVISION
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I. Guy (K.H.G.C.J
F. Curry (P.R.C.)
K. Minu (1.R.C.)
Deukin (C.C.)
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SECOND DIVISION
F. X. Soures (Recreio) Basta (Recreio) WGI (H.K.F.C. "A"}
Tuck K.F.C. "B") Caranagh (C.C.C.).
W. S. Drake (.5.G.C.)
MA. R. Souza (C.0.C.)
Mouro (...).
J. Basto (Recreio
A F. Carey (P.R.C
4. G. M Meyer (K.B.G.C.)
G. C. Moss (R.R.C.) 15
F. E. B. Booker (P.R.C.)
J. Rodger (K.F.C "A"
R. M, Keown (T.KC:)
M. J. Modina (C.C.C.)
S. Ecclesha (0.9.0.0.
Brooksbank
(REF.C. "B")
J. S. Logan (K.B.G.C.)
W. W. H
Haynes
(H.K.F.C. "A"
T F. Stainton (T.R.C.)
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F. Natan (P.R.C.).
T. Armstrong (E.B.G.C.)
G. . F. Thompson (K.B.G.C.)
W. Cook (0.8.0.0.)
J. A. R. Selby (11.K.F.C. "B")
W. Glendinning P.R.C.)
W. R. Hillyer (C.S.C.C
J. Oreni (P.R.C.).....
W. E. Hallnuda (P.R.C.)
RR. Wood (C.8.C C.)
W. McHardy (P.R.£}
W. Cullip (C.8.0.C.),
Totals
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P.
D. Rakusen (C.S.C.C.)
W. Field K.F.C.)
A Spary K.T.C.)
J. Gibson (K.F.CL
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R. da Soupà (Recrgio) .....
P. A.. Yvanovich (Lecreia)
W. Muskelt (H.K.E.B.C.)
A. H. Buto (KT.C.)
8 Lillierap
Gittins (7
11. Nisk (K.C.C.....
T. W. Care (K.C.C.)
C. E. Roza Puraira (Boerein)
BA. Trengove (H.K.F.C.)
. de Roma (H.K.R.R.C.)
J. Sloan (H.KBEC.)
P. Zimmer (C.C.C.j
A. E. S. Alves (C.C.C)
Walker (H.K.F.C.)
W J. Penney (G.C.C.)...
J. S. Beach (H.K.P.C.)
W. H. Atkins (C,C,C.) mus
M. Holland K.F.GI
J. M. Jack (K.C.C.)
W. W. Hirst. (K.C.C.)
0.8. Arekbatt (B.I.K.Y.C.)
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A. Marlock (HKY:C.)
C. M. S. Alves (Roercio)
R. Hall (K.P.C.)......
V., 0. Labrum fK.C.C.)
M. J. Madina (C.C.C.)
V.
T. Ferguson (K.F.C.)
B. Lapsley (KFC)
P. IL Glover (B.K.F.C.)
B. H. E. Marks (K°C.C.)
J. M. S. Bazario (Recreio) ..............
JA. D. Merrin (B.K.Y.C.)
R. H. Wild (R.H.K.T.C.)
AW. Brown (R.HLEY.C.)
J. F. Lunny (K.E.R.C.)
L. E. Lammert (H.R.F.C.)
Jack (K.C.C.).......
W. Ward (0.0.C.)...
V. G. Chittenden (K.F.C.)
J. Fraser (K.C.C.
D. P. Remedion (Recreio)
J. Brown (K.C.O.) ......
J. Bkioner (H.K.P.C.)
A.
A. Lewis
(C.C.C.j
A. F. Paul (FX.E.R.C)
14. "J. Edwards (HK.F.C.)
J. Pau (0.00)
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DAVIS CUP
Yugoslavia In The Lead
Yugoslavia
Brussels." July 22. won both
"D" DIVISION TENNIS
LEAGUE RESULTS
K.I.T.C.. S.C.A.A.
At King's Park the Kowloon In- singles dian Tennis Club lost to the South matches against Belgium in the China Athletic Association by 11 Arst day of the Davis Cup semi-sets to 7. Anal of the European zone here yesterday.
In the arst match the Yugosla- vian. Puncec, beat the Belgian player. van den Eynde 6-0 6-1, 6-2 and in the second match Pallada (Yugoslavia) beat Lacroix 6-4, 6-1. 6-2.(Transocean).
BASEBALL NOTES
Season's End
41
BY PILAT With the league already con- cluded, the champion Chinese cine were seen in action in two exhibi tion games last week.
On Saturday last they trounced a weak Rest team by runs to 2. A glance at the Rest line-up will
Scores:---
Ahmed Khan and M. R. Salleh
(K.LT.U.):
last to P. Y. Kwok and K. C.
Wong
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1938.
W. H. Wei and J. Mok (Kow-
loon Tanr):
McCALLUM'S PERFECTION
beat A. Chanson and L. Bouza 6-2 SCOTS WHISKY
DELM CALLUME EDINBURGH
IMITATED
BY MANY
PERFECTION
SCOTS WHISKY
EQUALLED BY
NONE.
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lost to Barton and Webb...... 5-7 drew with Enkerson and
Durnford
6-6.
A. 5. Bliss and Ovans (K.CO):
lost to Flinter and Daniels... lost to Barton and Webb ...`2-6 lost to Emberson and Durn-
ford,........ K.T.G.C.A. v. R.S.C.
2-6
3-8
4-6
drew with K. P. Sung and. C.
M. Tsang lost to H. L. Wong and Y. U.
Leung
6-8
0-B
At Kowloon Tong, the home team, the Kowloon Tong Garden City Association shared the spolls with the Radio Sports Club.
Scares:
M
Raman and Mit Singh (K.LT.C.);
lost to Kwok and Wong .... 4-6 3-8 lost to Sung and Tsang ...
4-B last to Wong and Leung Jahan Dad and G. M. Khan
(K.LT.C.)
lost to M Sheriff and D.
Scott lost to M. Hassan and K. M.
Ац
3-6 5-7 W. K. Ma and M. T. Lee (Kow- 6-4 loon Tong): 1-8 lost to Chanson and Souza ..
lost to Sheria and Scott best Hassan and Ad
0-6
4-6
5-7
8-2
N. A. E. Mackay and E. M. Lee
(Kowloon Tang):
beat Chanson and Souza, 7-5 drew with Sheriff and Scott 6-6 best Hassan and Au
6-2
last to Kwok and Wong beat Sung and Teang .. lost to Wong and Leung
K.C.C. v.
A.T.C.
The Kowloon Cricket Club lost to the Army Tennis Club by, set to
8) sets.
Scores:-
show that the team was obviously chosen more on a representative basis than on the merits of the 11. Burson and L. W. Hume -individual players. As 1 result there was little or no understand- ing between the infield, resulting
in several costly errors being made.
The Chinese, on the other hand. played brilliant baseball. Their outfield were in the limelight with some magnificent catches, and it was a treat to see them "steal") bases, especially "Nip" Lum, who fully lived up to his name.
Slinger Ear! Wong was in ne form, striking out 8 batters and blanking the Rest for the first four frames.
r.
Pereira pitched a good game but, was unfortunate to find the Chi- nese in good batting form.
•
On Sunday morning," playing against a much stronger team, mainly from the Mindanao, the champions were beaten to the tune of 7 to 5. Both teams showed good batting form and some heavy hita were registered, one of which was clouted over the fence for a homer by Douglas.
The Chinese made several post- tional changes. "Nip" Lum started on the mound and was later re- lleved by Ching who previously did duty behind the plate.
The Indian battery: the Arculli brothers, did duty, throughout for the Rest.
After tralling in the first four frames the Rest forged ahead in the fifth canto when they crossed the plate on three occasions to take the lead which they never relinquished.
•
Although the baseball season has officially ended, the League, com- mittee hopes to stage a number of games before they hand buck the ground to the Naval authori ties. Should any American vessel touch this “port we will probably see the much discussed All Hong Kong Star team against the visitors and it will be interesting to see how our local lads will fare.
CRICKET: CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
London, July 21,
The following were the scores at close of play in the County Cricket Championship programme today:
Gloucester 487 for 5 declared: Surrey 280 for 6.- -
Hampshire 199 and 166 for 6; Yorkshire 254.
Kent 347; Glamoran 271 and 135 for a
Leicester 358; Somepet 190 and 130 for 7.
"
Northants 377; Sussex 409 for 4. Notts 242; Essex 58 and 334 for 9.-(Reuter),
Sporting
Fixtures
TODAY
BOWLS-First Division: Craigen- gower v. Kowloon Dock,"K.C.C. v. Civil Service, Indians v. Recrelo, Kowloop B.G.C. v. Police. Second Division: Taikoo v. Civil Service, Craigengower v. Hong Kong FC. "B" Hong Kong.FC. "A" v. Re crelo, Police v. Kowloon B.G.C. Third Division: Hong Kong. F.C 7. Kowloon F.C., KC.C. v. Yacht Club Recreio V. Kowloon, Tong, HK. Mectrie v. Craigengower.
(K.C.C.):
lost, to E. Flinter and H. 0.
Daniela
1-4
lost to A. A. Barton and 3. ...
Webb
0-8
lost to J. Emberson and C. R.
Durnford
0-6
ARMY LEAGUE
WIN FOR R.A.P.C. Playing at Sookunpoo yesterday afternoon, the RAP.C. defeated the 7th AA. Battery. R.A., by nine lost to Flinter and Daniels ... 4-8 set to nil
M. Gillard and Haxel (K.C.C.):
Scores
CO., LTD.
Major F. T. Baines and S. q. M. S. Taylor (R.A.P.C.) :' beat Lieut. Matthews and
Bdr. Gould
S. Q. M. S. Bradshaw and Sgt.
Adlam (R.A.P.C.):
beat Matthews and Gould........ 6-0 beat Lavis and. Morgan ... §** beat McKechnie and Hibden 6-0 S, Q. M. S. Pittham and Sat.
O'Connor (R-A.P.C.) :- beat Matthews and Gould ... 6-0 beat Lavis ang: Morgan .............. 6-1 beat McKechnie and Hibden 6-1
-6-0
beat L/S. Lavis and L/B
Morgan
6-1
beat. L/8 McKechnie and
Bdr. Hlbden
6-1"
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