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For Colony Cyclists

Chan Kwoon-lam Wins In Little Over Three Hours

No less than 66 entries were received by the Hongkong Cycling Club for their Open Tourist Time trial yesterday. The first section; numbering 19 competitors, was despatched from the Alhambra Theatre, Kowloon, by the Club's President, Mr. H. A. G. Keates, at 2.48 am.. with Messrs. G. Cottrell and S. R. Bayliss as marshals; an- other section under J. Walker and C. A. Brothwell followed at 8.52 » a.m., and the remainder of the 17 riders who started, were sent off at 8.35 am. under Mr. M. I. ̧ O'Doherty...‚'

Training and riding experience asserted itself over the remaining

TRIAL CERTIFICATES

U.S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS

Championship And Handicap Events

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1938.

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DRAWS ANNOUNCED

The following is the draw for the. United Services Recreation Club'annisal tennis tournaments:- MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP (Hard Courts only) 2nd round-Ms. Gambler and Lt. Woods (-30,2) v. Mirs. Andrewes and L. Goldman; Miss M. Griffiths |and Todd (-30,1) v. Mrs. Stone- |man and Major Baker (-5.8); Lt. The large crowd of spectatorstat 4.29.30, To Yin-chung 4.29 47, Cindr. and Mrs. Rump (-15.2) v. which witnessed the proceedings Hui Tze-yan 4.35.50, Wong Che-Miss J. Reeve and Lt.-Col. Newn- were capably controlled by the fook 4.3858. Li Man-k! 440,59, ham (-15.4); Mrs, Wagstaff and Club's officials assistance also Hong Cham-chueny 4.42 20. Chan Capt. Lawrence (15.) v. Mrs. del being rendered by Messrs. Max Kee 4.44.30. Cheung Tat-cheung Court and Lt.-Col. Smith' (-152): Chau-lun (asst. timekeeper). Chow (4.49.10. Ng Kal-man 456.7. Chan | Més Tylor and Lt. Bayly (-30.2):. Cheung-lam and Robert Yuen. The Bing-nan 5.12.40. Tam Sze-man Mrs. Forrester and Armstrong Secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Mr. Lum 5.27.50, Lau Wan 5.28.32. Yu Wan--30.1); Miss Stoneman and Lt R. Chu, and Mr. A. J. Raptis, of hol 5.35.20. Yam Cha-cheung Barron (-15) v. Major and Mrs. the British Bleycle Company, were 5,43,54,

Bader (-26); Lt.-Cmdr. and Mrs. also present at the start.

Dathan (-4.6) v. Capt. Hyde and Mr. R. H. McDowell was in The above riders are all awarded Miss Q. Scull (-5.6); Ms. Burke charge of checking arrangements the Tourist Time Trial Certificato, and J. H. Davis (scr.) v at Santin (25 miles) to which point printing of which was arranged for Mrs. Elliott. the riders proceeded via Shatin, the Club by Mr. F. C. Young of the Talpo and Fanling. The ultimate Dunlop Rubber Company (China), 1st round:-Capt. Hyde (-15) v. ¦ be closed as follows: -= winner. Chan Kwoon-lam led at Ltd.

F/O New -5.6): Capt. Lawrence this stage by ♫ narrow margin. "The first three competitors were 1-15) v. Lt. O. Patch (-16.1); Chlide "with Mu! Pak-chuen second in initiated members of the Hongkong | (scr.) Y. Lt. Cmdr. Kennedy hour 40 minutes, followed by Lam Cycling" Club, and badges were -30.4); Major Baines (-304) v. Kwok-sun and Robert Yuen in presented to them at 3 p.m. on Capt. Tracey (scr.); Major Money 1.42.0. with Tong Chun-tat, Chan conclusion of the event. The cert!--26) v. Lt. Ram (-16.3)cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Registered and Ordinary mails (not Insured or Parcels) will be ac- Fal-nam and William Choy next injufcates will be despatched to suc-Lumsden (−30) V. LA, W. Elliott 1 45.0.

cessful riders on completion, during | (-4.6); Lt-Col. Smith (-15) v. Lt. the week.

J. D. Holmes (15.1); F1/Lt. Jen- The following five consolation|ķins (-15) v. F.-H. Stokes (-16). 30 miles to the finish at the Al-certificates were also awarded-

Byes into 2nd round:Lt. R. A hambra Theatre. where Chan Lu King-hong 5.55.15. Leung Barron

(ser.) v. FiO A. W. D. Kwoon-lani arrived in 3 hrs. 44 hlu-kwong 5.59.15, Chu Po-man Miller (-5.6); Lt. Cmdr. Rump mins. 10 secs.. 15 mins. 10 secs. 6.3.55. Ng Wah-kwan 6.13.55, Tsui (-15.4) v. Dr. J. T. Smalley (scr.) slower than the time put up by

W. J. Skinner (-4.8) v. Major H. A. Mr. G. Whitchurch in January. The Hongkong Cycling Club hope Baker (2.8). 1935, for this type of event. (The to arrange another Tourist Time actual record for the Kowloon eir-Trial this racing season, probably cuit is 2 hrs 38 mins. 15 secs, late in January, 1939, and it in--30.4) v. Sinner or Major Baker. -established by H. A, G, Kestes intended

award June, 1937, but the course used on | valuable prizes to the fastest com-*-*

1st round:-Mrs. Kershaw and that occasion was 44 miles shorter petitors. Particulars will be avail-` than for the present erent). able from all cycle dealers on Mrs. Conrad Smith (-15.3) v.” Misa Second fastest time was put up January 1. An entry fee will be Burton and Mrs, del Court (-1.6): Mrs, and Miss Stoneman (-15) v. by Mul Pak-chuen with 3 hrs 52 necessary. mins. 8 secs., only one second The week-end run of the Hong- Mrs. Clifford and Mis M. Griffiths faster than William "Monkey" kong Cycling Club on Sunday, De-(-40); Mrs. Tracey and Mrs. Skin- Choy. Robert Yuen, despite ener-cember 18, will commence from the ner (-3.6) v. Mrs. Rump and Mrs. getle assistance to the Club's Church. Hennessy Road, Wantsal, Edwards (-3.6: Mrs. J. H. Davis cietals at the start. pedalled his at 9 am sharp. (Methodist). A and Mrs. Burke (scr.) w.o. from why into 4th place with a fine tourlet of Island roads embracing Mrs. Andrewes and Miss Tylor effort of 3.53.50, and Kam Yu-wah approximately 40 miles will be (-30). just missed beating four hours by made. Non-members of the Club 18 secs. The following times were are extended a cordial welcome ino released by Mr. H. A. G. Keates cntry fee required)

Chan Kwoon-lam 3 hours 44 Mr. G. Cottrell. in marshalling minutes 10 seconds. Mul Pak- the fastest group of riders, suc-Sub-Lt. Abbott (-5.6) v. F/Lt. Jen- chuen 3.52.8. William Choy 3.52.9: ceeded in covering the time trial kins and F/Lt. Allin (-15); Capt. Robert Yuen 3.53.50, Kam Yu-wah course in 3 hrs, 33 mins. 45 secs, Hyde and Lt. Langley (-15.1) v. 0.0.10, Ng Yu-wan 4.6.11. Chan Fai-nc less than 10 mins. 25 secs. nam 4.6.58, Yu Lun-so 4.8.59. Au faster than the actual event wint Woods and Lt. Bayly (-30.3):

Lt. Barron and Lt. Cartwright Japan, Shanghai and Formosa...... Suwa Maru...... Kam-moon 4.14.14, Chan Woon-ner. Cottrell has only recently re- Taylor (-2.8), Major Baines and Manila

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cheung 4.22.10. Ho Sun 4.22.11, commenced cycling after a break Lam Kwok-sun 4.22.34. Fung Shu-of several years (he was formerly to. 4.24.20. Leung Yuk-wah 4.25.18.a member of the Birkenhead North Wong Kim-wah 4.25.56. Kong End C.C.) and his performance is Kwok-leung. 4.29.12. Tong Chun- therefore most praiseworthy.

Stage, Screen Stars To Play For Charity

Through the courtesy of the local Hongkong Football Club, Chinese stage players and cinema stars will play a charity match to raise funds for war refugees on behalf of the National. Women's

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For

MONDAY

1st round:Mrs, Conrad Smith (-15.3) v. Mrs. Bader (+15); Mrs. Forrester (-3/8) v. Miss J. Reare (3/6); Mrs. del Court (+15) wo. from Mrs. Tracey (+3/6); Mrs. Skinner (-15.2) V. MIS. (scr.); Miss Griffiths (30.3) wo. Manila

Burke from Mrs. Dathan (-3/6); Miss | Haiphong Stoneman (-3/0) v. Mrs. Gambler Swatow and Chuanchow Mrs. Stoneman (-3/8). (-15.3); Mrs. W. Elliott (-15) v.

·FINALS TO-NIGHT Three knock-outs, two in the first round and one in the second round, featured the programme of From 230 to 4 p.m. spectators fights at the third session of the will be entertained with games and China Fleet Boxing Championships songs by well-known players and at the China Fleet Club on Batur- with a display of Chinese boxing day night. and acrobatics by the Lamm Choo

The semi-finals of the Amateur Association and the Lau Kam Tung Championships will be held this W. D. Miller; Cindr. Clifford v. | Manila, Australia and New Zealand troupe. By the kind permission of afternoon and evening and an ex-beat Lt. Q. Patch 6-4, 6-2. the Chung Sing Benevolent As80-cellent programme is promised, in- ciation, their brass-band will ren-cluding the finals of the Open Cmdr. Kennedy 7-5, 6-2; Lt Bayly 2nd round:-F/Lt, Allin best. Lt. der music at the intervals.

K.C.C. "AT HOME"

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Kowloon Cricket Club held Bowls At Home" on Saturday, losing to five visiting rinks by 7 shots.

MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

1st Hound:-1 Goldman v. F/O

Pay-Cmdr. Hebert; Major Money

Championships and the semi- finals of the officers and Boys beat Capt. Hyde 6-8, 6-4. Arm- strong. F/O Lumsden," Major competitions.

Baines beat F/O New 6-0, 6-1; Lt. 88G. A. L Woods v. Lt. G. Ram; Lt- Col.. Smith beat Lt. Col. Newnham 6-1, 8-6

Results on Saturday were follows:-

AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS FEATHERWEIGHT—A. B. Upton After the game Mr. Justice R. E.(Birmingham) beat Bugler Mc- Lindsell, president of the Club, Haffey (Kent). presented spoons to the winners.

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CHAMPIONSHIP 1st round:-Mrs, Stoneman beat LIGHTWEIGHT: Stoker Smith Miss Burton 6-4, 6-8, 8-6:

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K.C.C.: V. C. Labrum, A. Wright (Kent) ko. Ord. 'Sinclair (Dainty), 2nd round:-Mr. Tracey. beat Swatow and Shanghai. M. N. Rakusen, Mr. Justice. R. Efirst round; A. B: Davorn (Dorset MÍ. Reeve 6-3, 7-5; Mrs. Cur-Holhow and Pakhof........... Lindsell (skip) 18: W. Naer, Wshire) beat Band Boy Watson ford v. Mrs. Stoneman: Mis Grif- Haiphong Hobbs, J. W. M. Brown, J. Hyde (Kent). (skip) 22; F. E. Nash, G. Bowden,

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setahire); Stoker Conway (Folke-

A. W. Smith (skip) 25; W. Nash, W. Paterson, R. E. Marks, T. W. Carr stone) ko. A. B. Barnett (Birming-Simpson (Birmingham) beat Ord.

ham), first round; A: B. Curran | Jewels (Eagle) (close fight). Guests: J. Stephens, B. A. Man- (Kent) wo. A: B. Howard (Eagle) OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS sell, W. A. Cornell, A. W. Brown (ick); Ldg. Stoker Clarke (Kent) (skip) 20; E. A. Atkins, P. Purvis, o. A. B. Farr (Dainty) second (Eagle) beat L. 9. Varlow (Pan- T. Fergusson, L. Quy (skip). 19; C.

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