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"C" DIVISION

RESULTS

Home Teams Win By Easy Margins

Of the four matches down for decision in the "C" Divi- sion of the Tennis League yes- terday only three were played, the match between the Radio And Postal Sports Club and the Chinese RecreationTM Club being postponed.

In the remaining matches the home teams were victorious in all instances winning by convincing margins.

RECREIO WIN EASILY At King's Park, Club de Recreio beat the Central British Associa- tion, conceding only one set.

LA Carvalho and A. M. Reme- dios (Recreto) beat G. H. Fowler and D. T. Smith 6-3, beat N Whit- ley and S. A. Fowler 64. beat M. Yatskin and V. Karposheff 6,0. -

J. C. Fonseca and M. A. Gut- terres (Recreio) beat Fowler and Smith 6-3, beat Whitley and Fow- ler 7-5, beat Yatskin and Karpo- sheff 6-2.

H. A, Noronha and G. A. Norch- and beat Fowler ha (Recreio)

TEST BY 8 WICKETS

Headly Scores Another Century

LONDON, Jane 28 (Beuter)-England beat the West Indies decisively yesterday in the First Test match by eight wickets.

Georke Headley, the West Indian “Bradman," who scored 108 in the tourists' first innings of 277, knocked up another cen- tury yesterd when he scored 107 in the West Indies second innings which realized 225 runs.

England declared at their over-lunch interval, Headley being 54 night total of 304 for five wickets not out, and the total 117 for 3. this morning on the third day of the First-Test against the West Indies, holding a lead of 127 runs on the first innings scores. ··

At the lunch interval the visitors had lost three wickets for_117____

Stallmeyer and Grant opened the second innings of the visitors, and without a run being scored Stollmeyer was caught by Verity off Copsor

Lively. Cricket - Headley and Great made matters lively until 42 Was reached. when Grant WAS bowled by Bowes. The retiring batsman contributed 23, Sealey joined Headley and the runs, when the newcomer, who had made 29, was caught by Wood off

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Fowler 4-6, beat Yatskin and Kar- posheft 6-0.

INDIAN R.C. LOSE Visiting the South China Athle- tic Association at King's Park, the Indian Recreation Club lost to the home team by 6 sets to 23.

T. K. Leung and C. L. Lau. (8.C. AA beat D. M. A. Razack and A. R. Razack 8-4; beat AR Kitchell and K. Ismail 6-3, beat MR. AD- bas and A. M. Rumjahn 6-3.

Copson

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MIDDLEWEIGHT

TITLE BOUT

Hostak Defeats Krieger

Y. K. Ng and C. S. Wong (S.C.A. A beat Razack and Razack 6-1. drew with Kitchell and Ismail 8-8. lost to Abbas and Rumpahn 4-6.

SEATTLE June 28 (Reuter)- H. Wong and H. C. Kwok (S.C.A.A) beat Razack and Ra- Al Hestak, from Beattle, regained zack 6-2, lost to Kitchell and Is-the-world middleweight title when mall 3-6, beat Abbas and Rum- he defeated olly Krieger,

technical no out in the fourth Jahn 6-2.

round of a 15 round bout.

CRAIGENGOWER BEATEN

At home to the Craigengower Cricket Club, the Kowloon Tong Garden City Association beat the visitors by 7 sets to 1.

H. Lin and T. E Ling (Kowloon Tong) beat 8. L Leonard and H K. Lee 6-0, beat A. A. Cassumbhoy and P. C. Yu 6-0, beat T, C. Chen and H. King 6-2,

Lum Fan and H, Y. Haù (Kow. loon Tong lost to Leonard and Lee 4-6, beat Cassumbhoy and Yü 6-0, beat Chen and King 6-4,

W. H. Wel and Y. E. Lee, (Kow- loon Tong) beat Leonard and Lee 6-1, beat Cassumbhoy and Yu 8-4,. drew with Chen and King 6-6.

S.P.C.A. ANNUAL

MEETING

ing article in the local press

Another milestone tri the 'year's progress was marked by the first dog, show at St. John's Place. It was a grand show, and must have been a revela- tloa

who doubted to many whether there were many good and really well cared for dogs in the Colony

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Every credit is due to those who organised and ran the show, and our thanks are abundantly due to them for a generous donation at $1,000 which was received too late for inclusion in the accounts of the year.

Bor every reason we hope that the show will become

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Headley played like a master and he, with the other players, afood up extremely well in a grand fight against the strong England attack

Copson was the most successful England bowler with four wickets for 67 runs, while Wright had three for 75 and Verity two for 20,

99 To Win Requiring 99 runs to win, Eng- land openca once more with Hut- ton and Gimblett. When 35 had been put on, Hutton was bowled by Hylton after making 16, and tour runs later Gimblett had b stumps disturbed by Martindale. The Somerset man had made 20. Then Paynter and Hammond be- came associated in a partnership which made up the necessary rims for victory. At close of play, with the total 100 for two wickets Paynter had 32 not out and Ham- mond 30 not out.

277

SCORE BOARD .. West Indies-ist Innings

Englaadlat Innings 404 (5 wkts, dec.)

·WEST INDIES.-2nd INNS, 224 ENGLAND 2nd INNS, Hutton, b Hylton Gimblett, b Martindale Paynter, not cut Hammond, not out

Extras

Total (for 2 wkts.)

Fall of wickets-1 (Hutton) 25; 2 (Gimblett) for 39.

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Krieger was down twice in the third round and thrice in the fourth round vicious right-Martindale handed atto the jaw After Hylton the third descent to the canvas Constantine

the four build Krieger had.

to be assisted rám/fáng, màn gi

Only in the first round was the bout even after which it was all Hostak's fight:

WIMBLEDON RESULTS

Mrs. Lizana Ellis

Defeated

LONDON, June 28 (Reuter)-The Wimbledon tennis championships were continued to-day in sultry weather and drizzling rain

(Results of matches played on Tuesday appear on Page 10).

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ing away proved too much, for them and they lost by three shota. Straits. suffering. Our essay competition

In the second round of the wo However, judging by the close- Japan too plays & most valuable role. Our report has been honoured by men's singles, Miss, Gracyn Wheei-ress of the scores, the Footballers Japan and Shanghai being made the subject of a leader, of the United States, who yes-must have gone down fighting to Straits. E

Though V. Chittenden terday defeated Miss Betty Nut-the last. hall, beat Mrs. Lizana Flis (Bri-won for them by one shot against tain) 6-3, 7-5,"

5. Eccleshall, the other two Civil Mme. Mathieu.the French service skips proved to be their W. R. Hillyer champion, eliminated. Mrs, King stumbling blocks. by scores of 6-1, 6-0.

beat W. Field by 21-20 and W Bagley won with three shots to spare against T. Ferguson.

THIRD DIVISION Three away teams won their time" pald Secretary. Mr. Rees matches in the Third Division, the Harris, and we now have a local only exception being the Hongkong habitation and a name at 220a Electric who beat the Hongkong. Nathan Road, and, what is equally Football Club in a thrilling game by one shot. For the second week important, a telephone..

Our grateful thanks are due to in succession, the Hongkong Foot- many persons. On the financial ballers, who had won all their side to the Government, to the matches up to the Saturday be- Jockey Club, to the organisers of fore, met defeat, It must be ad- Our Dogs Home has continued the Dog Show and to the ladies mitted that they had tough luck its work under very difficult dir who conducted our most profitable (no disparagement to the Electrt- cumstances and our thanks are Flag Day, to Messrs. Thomson clans) to lose by only one shot

Company

our Honorary when two of their skips were actu due to Mrs. Loseby for all that and

Messrs Jardime ally up. But both V. Walker's and H. she has done and is doing. The Auditors to Home showed an excess of revenue Matheson and Co., for so kindly H. Pegg's win by eight shots over over expenditure of $687, but it placing, their Board Room at our 8. Deacon and L de Rome respec- is only fair to remind you that disposal, to the local press for help tively just failed to make good substantial repairs are overdue, freely given, and to our own staff 3 Russell's defeat by nine shots and that we cannot expect to show Miss Mitchell, Mr. Taylor, Mr. at the hands of J. K. Sloan.

At Stanley, Recreio had a nar- any such ngure of profit next year. Dormer and Mr. Fowler.

row squeak in their match against OFFICERS ELECTED MORE SUB-COMMITTEES //

the Prison Officers Club, having Officers elected for the usualy five shots hand at the end During the year an Executive

other two Commttée of the General Com-year vare as follows:--

President Bir Atholl Mac-of the game. The mittee has been established and has done valuable work. Our General Gregor, Vice President Mr. teams playing away Committee 18 a large one and H. Loseby, Chairman of matches comfortably, the Kowloon meets only once a month. In the the Executive Committee Mr. CC. beating the Kowloon Football nature of things therefore 11 M. J. Abbott, Hon Treasurer Mr. Club by 85-34 and the Kowloon B.O.C. overcoming the Yacht Club cannot adequately add promptly R Dormer,

Members of the Committee-by the scores of 81-44. deal with all the problems which arise and usually call for Im Mrs. C G Alabaster, MBE mediate action. In the coming Mr. JH Bottomley, Mrs. Ea NEW H.K.C.C. BOWLS year therefore, it is proposed to Tong-sen, Mia A E Grasett, Mra GREEN IN PLAY

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