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TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1939.

In the World of Sports

ALL CYCLING MEETING TO BE HONGKONG'S FIRST

Entries Close On July 24:

Finals On Aug. 7

Arrangements have now been concluded for the Open All- Cycling Meeting to be held at Caroline Hill Stadium on August 5 and 7. The meeting is being sponsored by Mr. F. C, Young Manager of the Hongkong Branch of the Dunlop Rubber Co.." and President of the Hongkong Cycling Club. Proceeds will go to the Society for the Protection of Children.

Heats will be run off as necessary on August 5. all finals taking place "on-August-7The complete list of

events is!"

1 Mile Open Championship: 1 mile schoolboys; 1 mile newcomers: lle lndles: 1 mile Open to army riders; 2 miles schoolboys; 2 miles Open Championship: 2 miles new comers: mile ladies; 1 mile Open to navy riders: 10 minutes Austra- ilan Team Pursuit event (four in team); 50 yards slow cycle race; 1 mile tandam flady and gently mile double-cycle race: mile Officials only: 5 miles Open Cham- pionship.

The entrance fee for each event Is 50 cents with the exception of ladies, schoolboys and servicemen's rages, the fee for these being 26 cents. Servicemen are also offered 50 per cent, reduction in entry fees in open events.

M'Dowell's excellent time of 1 hr. 27 mins. 23 secs. reduced the pre- klous Class "D" figures by no less than 5 mins. 9 secs. and, in addi- tion. brought him inside the Class "B" standard (unrestricted chines and equipment) by 2 mins. 37 secs., thus gaining him two re- cord certificates for a single per-

formance.

ma-

Messrs. P. Stanley and W. Etock were responsible for timekeeping. whilst checking arrangements, etc. were in the hands of Messrs. Geo. Cottrell and H. A. O. Keates.

Interport

Swimming In

“A” DIVISION LEAGUE TENNIS

Swimming In SENSATIONAL DEFEAT OF September CHINESE R.C. BY S.C.A.A.

COLONY ACCEPTS

INVITATION

An Interport Committee meet- ing was held at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday fol- lowing a letter received from the Shanghal Swimming Assocla- tion inviting the Colony to send a team to Shanghai for ap Interport contest, during the first and second week in September."

Tie Invitation wis proviskurally accepted. -

W. T. Wang And Szeto Win

Aut

K.C.C. Success

The programme of "A" Division League tennis matches yes- terday was marked by the sensational defeat of the Chinese Recreation Club, present holders and champions for the past... seven years.

Visiting King's Park they were beaten by the South China Athletic Association by five sets to four and for their victory the home team have to thank W. T. Wang and B. Szeto who won "all three sets.

The-success-of-the-boma taam is!

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all the more creditable in that the CRICKET CLUB,

Chinese R.C. turned out a fully re- presentative side, including the

Yue-wing. Tsu! brothers, Ho Ka-lau and "Lee!

Scores!

The events are as follows: 50 yards (Backstroke), 100 yards (Breaststroke), 220 yards, 440 yards. 880 yards, fancy diving from one board, 180 yards medley relay, free style relay and water. polo.

metre

Two representatives only will be permitted for each event, three men for the medley relay and four for the free style relay.

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T. Wang and B. Szetę

(S.C.A.A.) ..

beat Tsui, Wal-pul and W.

Hung

beat Tsai Yun-pul and Papl

Kong.

beat Y. W. Lee and K. L.

Ho...

K. Chan and F. Llu

(S.CIAA.)

lost to Wal-pul and Hung... beat Yun-pul and Kong...... beat Lee and Ho.... A. Chao and. J. Hsu

(S.C.A.A.)

CLUB RUN CANCELLED

As some of the Chinese Clubs' re-i The Club run to Shek-O fixed presentatives were unable to attend C. for Wednesday last was waived in yesterday, another meeting will be favour of M'Dowell's record ride called in the next three weeks arrangements. There were no fur-

It was also announced that a ther decreases in attendances on swimining gala will be held to the week-end runs to Castle Peak raise funds for the tour. Bay and Kamtin.

Mr. 8. V. Gittins presided, and In view of the commencement of those present were D. F. Lopes Entry forms are obtainable from an intensive training programme M. M. de V. Soares and 0. 0. the Organiser. c/o The Dunlop for the forthcoming track meet-Barretto, (V. R. C); Wong Sin- Rubber Company (China) Ltd., Ing. Wednesday and Saturday runs hong (Chinese Y. M. C. A); Lt. Marina House, 2nd Floor: The will be discontinued temporarily. C. Man (Army) and Mr. R. Gold- -British Bleycle Company, 16 Hen- Those intending to take part in

man (European Y.-M. CA), nessy Road; and from Mr. H. A...G. next Sunday's outing should meet

The last Interport was held in Keates, Hon. Secretary. The Hong- as usual at 9.30 am. at the Alham-1935 when Hongkong beat Shang-E. C. Fincher and G. C. Burnett kong Cycling Club, c/o R.AS.C., bra Theatre, Kowloon.

Wellington Barracks. The closing date for all entries is July 24.

Tickets for the meeting will shortly be on sale at $1, 50 and 20 cents, same being available for both days, and these may be had on application to the Organiser.

M'DOWELL REDUCES RECORD

Though threatened with pos- sible extensive delays through the Chinese celebrations of the 2.200 years old "Dragon Boat Festival," R. EL M'Dowell *started at 4.35 pm, on June 21

in a successful attempt to re- duce the Island Circuit record recently established by Geo. Cottrell, his clubmate.

No.77

SET

ARGENTINE WINS FRENCH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

LE TOUQUET, June 28 (Reu- ter)-Martin Pose, former Argun- tine champion, won the French Open Golf Champinship yesterday with an aggregate score of 285 (7347173+68)~

In the last round he equalled the course record,

hai.

WATER POLO LEAGUE

C.B.C. And Chung

Shing Win

Playing at home, the Chinese Bathing. Club defeated the YM. CA, by three goals to fill.. ́~

Robert Chan, Sung Yu-pak and Wong Sau-seng scored.

lost to Wal-pul and Hung... lost to Yun-pul and Kong... lost to Lec and Ho........

RECREIO DEFEATED

6-2

6-3

8-3

DEPLETED, LOSE AT I.R.C.

Rumjahn. Cousins

Win Three Sets

BY "TAC"

Fielding a very much depleted | side, Hongkong Cricket Club ac- quitted themselves well when they visited the Indian Recreation Club 4-6 in the "A" Division of the tennis' 6-4

league yesterday, losing by only 34. sets to 51.

6-2

4-6

W. A. ("Sticks”) Duff, Alec Pearce and H. J. Armstrong were all away from the side, G E. R. 3-6 Divett. J. J. Ferguson and T. J. The Gould, deputising for them. Indians were at full strength ex- cept for A. H. Madar, who was resting following a short illness.~~-

1-8

At Cox's Path Kowloon Cricket Club beat Club de Recreto by 54 sets to 34

(K.C.C.)

beat A. V. Remedios and J."

Gonsalves

beat E. Barros and C. A.

Barretto

beat F. J. Remedios, and A.

V. Gosand

S. A. Gray and W. T. Broad-

bridge (K.C.C.)

Chung Shing Benevolent Society A. beat South China A. A. by two |

TE Adams, an Englishman attached to the Royal Ghent Club, led in the second and third clear goals. rounds and finished second, stroke behind' Pose.

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GRAND PRIX DE PARIS

Success Of French Derby Winner

LONCHAMP, June 26′′ (Reu- ter) The Grand Prix de Paris was won yesterday by M. Marcel Boussac's Derby winner, Pharis.

Baron Edouard de Rothschild's Tricameron: was second and M Robert Lazard's Etalonor was third.

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The visitors started off well when Goldman and Sander, beat. Minu and Razack 6-4 after the latter had led 3-1, and Furguson and Gould 6-2 beat Omar Rumjahn, and A. R. Kitchell by the same score. With 6-2 the Rumjahh Cousins winning their set against, Divett and Garrod 6-08-2, the first round found the visi- tors. 2-1 up-somewhat unexpected- ly.

When two of the three sets in the 3-8 second round had been played, 6-2 however, the Indians in their turn

led 3-2. The third set here was 4-6 between Divett and Garrod, and

Rumjahn and Kitchell. It was a strange set. The Club pair were at one stage 4-2 and 40-love up, but 1-8 were pulled back. They then led

5-4, but again the scores

were 6-6 levelled.

beat Remedios and Gosano 7-5

TENNIS EXHIBITION AT CHINESE R.C.. The South China Athletic Asso- ciation (Tennis Section) has ar- ranged for ar exhibition to be given here by Wang Wen-taing, the well-known Shanghai player who is passing through on his way from Szechuen to Shanghál.

The Indian pair won the next game, to lead 6-5, and were ac-

tually love-40 up on service in the

final game. Then Divett and Gar- rod staged an amazing chase and got the next three strokes for deuce.

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After six more dences had been played, in the course of which the home pair again keld set point ance, Diyett and Garrad finally won the game to share a set which they first The exhibition will be held at

of all should have clinched and the Chinese Recreation Club later looked odds on conceding, Causeway Bay, on Sunday, com-In the anal round the Indians mencing 3 p.m. and all the pro- were never in danger of defeat. ceeds will be donated to charity. The Rumjahns continued to sweep Wang will be seen in a singles everything before them, though best-of-three games') match Ferguson and Gould's 3-6 was one against Tsul Wal-put, Colony game more than each of the other champion, while Wang whi partner pairs got, and Minu and Razack HD. Pumjalin in a doubles mater also won very comfortably, so that against the Tsuf brothers,

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· H.K. GOLF CLUB

COMPETITIONS

The following are the results of The betting at the ten francs the Royal Hongkong Golf Club atake was 21 for a win and 15. competitions:

26 and 21 for places.

Bogey Par Pool, played at Fan- ling on the Old Course, on June 24 and 25::

Scores

O. Rumjahn and A. R. Kitchell

(L.B.C)

lost to W. Bander and L

Goldman....

drew with G. E R. Divett

and 8. Garrod :) lost to J. J. Ferguson and T. My Gould

M. A. Razack and A. R

Minu (L.B.C.)"

2-6

4-6

lost to Sander and Goldman - beat Divett and Carrod 6-2

beat Ferguson and Gould... 6-3 H. D. Rumjahn and 8. A.

SPORTING FIXTURES Major W. G. Harry (10) all Bumjahn (LB.C.)

TO-DAY TENNIS"B" Division: KCC, (B;

Y. KCC. (A); CRC, V. HK.C.C.; C. de R. v. CSCC; BCAA V ELT.C.MA

TO-MORROW.

TENNIS "C" Division: KT.G.CA. *C.C.C.; C. de R. v. CBA; „RPSO.. 4. 'CRC.; SCAA V.

LR.C,

THURSDAY, JUNE 29.

square.

There were 20 entries.

SUMMER FOURSOMES

beat Sander and Goldman... 6-2 beat Divett and Garrod..... 6:2 beat Ferguson and Gould. 6-3

The following are the results of the first round of the Summer Foursomes, played at Happy MacDonald (7) and G. Davies (12) Valley;

beat. J. MacFayden (18) and F J. W. Mayhew (8) and W. Hewitt Buckie. (12) 2 up and 1; E. Tuck (13) beat R. M. Wood (12) and J. (14) and W, Ahern (D) beat R. K E. Richardson (8) by 2 holes; Burg. Valentine (7) and L. M. 8. Lloyd. Comdr. Nicholson (8) and Major (12) & up and 3: J. P. Tamworth TENNIS "D" Division: Post Harvey (7) beat T. R. Rowell (12) (6) and J. B. Mackie (5), beat H poned Matches to be mutually and D. J. Valentine (1) by one Smith (8) and E. Greenwood (18) arranged.

bole; W. N. A Smalley (2) and D. by one hole; O. C. Stark (1) and WATER POLO-Victoria Recrea- 8. Edward, (3) beat 9. F. Chubb C. Stark (8) beat A. D. Hum- tion Club Chinese Bathing (16) and W. J. Jowitt (12) 4 up and phreys (8) and D. Humphreys (9) Club (at VRQ); YMCA v. 3; R Young (6) and R. H. Gregory FunG. Willerton (2) and R. South China A.A. (at YM. (12) beat C. H. Burton (8) and A. Eliz (15) beat J. Linater (14) and CA).

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