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MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1940.

In the World of Sports

MINDANAO DEFEAT

CHUNG HWA

Brewers Easily Beat H.K. Baseballers

BY R.O.Y.

IN AS ENTERTAINING A MATCH AS THE OPENING CLASH between the "BREWERS and the ' MINDANAO, the latter squad again starred in a hair-raiser against the CHUNG HWA aggregation who. were toppled from the top of the league ladder by virtue of a 5-6 defeat at the hands of the slugging Mindanaoaus.

The HONGKONG BREWERS kept puce with the leaders by tak- ing the BASEBALLERS 7-2 in a clash in which Bill Smith found himself unable to reproduce the form that had inflicted defeat on the Mindanao boys last week.

SWIMMING Only One

SEASON

Lawn Bowls

SEND-OFF League Game

The swimming season will get a proper send-off next week-end with galas at the European Y.M. C.A. and Chinese Bathing Club on Saturday and at. the South China! AA. on Sunday.

INDIAN R.C. WIN

IN 3RD. DIV.

PROBABLE JOCKEYS, STARTERS

FOR OAKS

LONDON, June 9 Reuter)---The following are the probable starters One Lawn Bowls League match and Jockeys for the Oaks, which was played on Saturday despite the will be run at Newmarket on June

Chambrella (Sumpeon), Dame their team in action for the first breaking their "dack" in Third de Treffe (Harry Wragg), Godiva time against an Army team at the Division as a result, beating Hong-Marks). Golden Penny" (Jones).

Barkong Football Club 61-49. new. Army Fool in Victoria

The score: CECKS.

On Wednesday. the 19th, Vic-rain of Friday and Saturday morn-13. toria Recreation Club will have ing. the Indian Recreation Club

HOME FOOTBALL AND

RUGGER RESULTS

LONDON, June 0 (Reuter)-The following are the results of the regional" Home football and rugby matches played yesterday.

Joan Drake (D. Smith), Manna-. wind (Packham), Nuldenoce (Low-j IR.C.-M. A. Wahab, A. Grey), Olan (Lare), * Queen of The season promises to be one sumad. K. M., Rumjahn, A. Bakar Shiraz (Sanirke); Self Portrait.. of, the best in years, and some (skip) 28: A. S. Suffiad, 3. A. R. Nevetti, Süver Lace" II (Gordon marked Improvement from, the Bux, A. H. Madar, A. M. Wahab Richards), Valeraine (Weston),]

contenders for Colony (skip) 12; M. B. Habaan, J. M..A. Wheal Kitty (Gomes). swiraming honours may he looked Ramjahn, U. A. Rumjahn, S. M.

The pllowing Rumjan (skip) 21.

sent without jockeys-Helleheim, orward to.

HKFCE P. Anslow, C., G. Drawing Prize.

Phaetusa P, I, VISIT

Sollis, E L. Strange. H. G. Walling-Stanhill. tön (skip) 13: A, Watson, F. Flip-

younger

Act" as a

12.

Following are the results to date!

In the Lawn Bowls Tournament atį Kowloon Cricket Club; -

Handicap Singles First Round)

LE are

pre-

and

MACAO RACE MEETING

PROGRAMME FOR JUNE 23

SOUTH "B" Reading 2. Portsmouth 2.

SOUTH "CH Southampton '1, Charlton 3.

SOUTH "D" Bournemouth 2, Aldershot .1, Brighton 3, Chapton 0 0. Southend 2. Watford 2. Norwich 1. Crystal Palace 3.

MIDLAND

Coventry 4 West Bromwich 6. Birmingham 8, Walsall 1. Leicester 2, Northampton 0... EAST MIDLAND Mansfield. 2, Sheffield U. 2. Grinisbiy 3, Nottä. F. 3.

SOUTH-WESTERN Swansea 4. Bristol C. 1. Newport 5, Plymouth 2:

NORTH-WESTERN Oldham 4 Blackpool 2.

NORTH-EASTERN Hall 4. Darlington 4- Leeds 1. Newcastle 2. Newcastle 4 Bradford. C. 4.

LANCASHIRE CUP (FINAL) Bury 2 Everton 4

were The Hongkong Brewers After these two league games had been decided. the Asheville never, at any time. threatened by and and an All-Star Hongkong squad the -Hongkong Baseballers, put on an extra item for the cash Jesse Arcul let them down with

A proposed vialt of a team from customers. Pitching for the Min-measly four bingles that gave danao. Tony Mascavage hurled them two runs.

Bill Smith, pitch-the Philippines should

(skip) 24; H. Beddow, T. R. Rowell, steadier bull than he has ever ing for the opposition, was rather spur to "Improvement for local Dance. B. Bickford. G. S. Graver hurled before, and his fielders erratic and conceded seven Annie Swimming enthusiasts, though it. I Barnes, S. II. Strange (skip) gave him every support to down Oakleys which helped the Brewers is questionable as to what kind of the Chinese despite the losers out to tally seven on only four hits of a show local swimmers could put hitting the sailors 9 to 3.

which one was a three bagger by up against the Filipino ham-RESULTS AT K.C.C. AND RECREIO The Chung Hwa outfit threw Dave Leonard,

A more pleusing feature n the away their chances of winning the Despite having to do without) points when they placed, men intin, a large number of the fans visit from the Philippines, if it promise of

F. Goodwin beat A. Bone 24 to 19;| scoring position in

the stuck around to see what they ex will take place, is a both

close battle be- bringing here a number of Philip. A. Madar beat W. Naef: A. C. for the Macao Jockey Club to be second and third frames only to pected to be bog down when it came to get tween the Asheville squad and a pines ladies swimmers that Dribble beat N. A. E. Mackay 28 to held at Areia Freta, Maesò, on ting the runners over the final pick-up. Hongkong line-up. They Yianan, of the Philippines Athletic 24; A W. Ramsey beat C. E. TUT-

were disappointed, however, as the Association made while in the pin: Champetovler

C. Sunday, June 23.

3 pm-Hark Sha Wan Handi- SNEAD, LITTLE, Hongkong squad were almost life- Colony recently. Dr. Vianan pro-Labrum: R. S. Capell beat R. Leigh, less and, but for some charitable mised to bring as many lady 25 to 8: J. Hempsey beat A. Zim-cap" (First Section). A Handicap calling by Doc Molthen, would cer- swinimers from the Pallippines as merr 39 to 14: H. Overy beat W. For China Puntes classified by the SMITH TIE IN tainly have taken a good applica- Hongkong could provide competi-Nash 21 to 20; Q. W. Bowden beat Hongkong Jockey Club as "Er Class

Jockey Allow US. GOLF F. Fabel 27 to 24; G. Moss WO. at date of entry. tion of whitewash.

from J. Smith: G. Lee beat J. W.ance, Winner $200; Second $125; M. Brown and L. Jack W,O. from Third $100. Entry Fee $5. Half R. Marks

Mile.

station

SCORELESS Both sides were. however, held .scoreless through four Stanzas and, with both squads making great efforts during the final three frames, the excitement was tense. when Mascavage fanned Ching, for the last out, with the Chinese But a single run behind.

U.S. BAESBALL RESULTS

ERRORLESS GIANTS

"LOSE CLOSE GAME

PERFECT GAME

tion for.

CHARITY GALA

beat V

The following is the programme

RUGBY LEAGUE Yorkshire "Cup (2nd round) Castleford 6. Hull Kingston 12, Featherstone 21, Bradford 6. Wakefield 27, Hull 3. Huddersfield 9. Dewsbury 23,

KEEN CUP FINAL AT WEMBLEY

West Ham Win

By Only Goal

LONDON, - June 9

FUE

(Reuter)- thousand spectators. the limft of half Wembley Stadium's« total capacity, were present at the Footbal League Cup final yester- defeated day when West Ham Blackburn by one goal to all

It was evenly contested with hard football and was perhaps the the keenest final ever seen on famous pitch.

Small scored in the 34th minute, from a rebound after Barron had saved full length from Foreman The goalkeeper was the only Hackburn man to touch the ball. during the attack.

From * 30 yards free kick, Whiteside almost equalised before- the interval when Conway comi- pletely missed the ball which pass- ed inches wide,

The result was always in the balance.

West Ham were anable WARRENSVILLE (OHIO), June 8 Blackburn gave Conway little re- slacken the slightest. degree and

Reuter-Sam Snead, with a re- apite to the closing stages but

Joe Harvey was well on his way to pitching the perfect game, he

Handicap Doubles First Round): Note-Only one entry will be cord first round of 67 and a second were unable to penetrate the held the locals scoreless and hit-i A Charity Gals will be held by w. Naef and W. Parsons beat A. made for the "Hark Sha Wan round of 74, tied at the end of the less for Ave frames, but Dougins Chinese Bathing Club, Quarry Bay, Spary and N. A. E. Mackay 22 to Handicap" (Races 1 and 2). scratched a hit to right to score on June 15, at 7.30 p.m. in ald 6; E. C. Fincher and R. Leigh beat tries will be divided into First and Wilson who had got on by the of the British War Organisation J. Luke and R. &. Capell 28 to 16 Second Sections at the discretion simple expedient of walking. Fund and The Chinese Wounded and W. Mulcahy and T. A. Madar

of the Handicapper. Only enlivening feat was Broods' Soldiers. The programme is 35 beat J. Elphick and J. Fraser.

3.30 p.m.-"Hark Sha Wan clout over the left leid fence that follows:

President's Cup (Second Round):

Handicap" (Second Section).

(SEE RACE NO. 1) Championship (Second

was good for a round trip. Al 300 meters Medley Race open to L. Jack beat J. Hyde 21 to 16.

Club Brest though the time was only about the Colony, 100 meters

strong defence. En- second round in the American

Both teams received gold medals Open Golf Championship with presented by Mr. A. V. Alexander, Lawsoli Little (72 and 69) and first Lord of the Admiralty. "Horton Smith (69 and 72)."

The silver trophy becomes the Frank Walsh (73) and 9), Ralph absolute property of West Ham. Guldahl, twice winner (73 and 71) ↑ and Victor Ghezza (70 and 74, were among the failures.

Jimmy Demaret, star of the

4 p.m.-"George Potts Memorial 5 p.m., umpire Doc Molthen call-stroke open to the colony (ladies), Round): G. Lee beat W. Gittins 23 ed the game on account of dark- Pearl-diver Race, 50 meters Free to 11: Champeloyler beat J. Hyde Cup" A Handicap For China Ponies NEW YORK, June 8 (Reuter)ness, and the fans didn't let out a Style Handicap, (For boys and 21 to 17; J. W. Bowden beat T. A. classified by the Club as "X" and The following are the results of peep.:

girls), 100 meters Free Style, open Madar 23 to 20; W. Hyde beat A. "Y" Classes. baseball matches played yester- Scores were: day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Baseballers:

0 0 1 1 2 0 Q4

"D 0 0 0 0 2 0-2

1 1 0 0 1 1 0—4

A Cup to be won to H. K. Pressmen, 100 meters E. Carey 21 to 9: W. Nash W.O twice in succession by a pony or Free Style Handicap (men), 50 from J. Smith; L. A. Jordan beat ponies belonging to the same own- C. J. Tacchi 21 to 5 and L. Jack er or owners, Winners of three or. Handicap, Free Style

beat J. W. M. Brown' 21 to 19.. more races since January 1940. Lantern (ladies), Pllow Fight.

barred. To be ridden by Jockeys Race (mixed), Waterpolo.

have not won ten races any

No whips of Allowed. Winner $150:

CLUB DE HECREIO · Singles Handicap (First Round):

C. M. Silva beat J. O. Remedios; where at any time.

J. C. Remedios beat L. Rosario: P. spurs

round of 74 and was 81 in the Winter Tournament, had a first second round when he tore up his

The second round was played in a gale.

card.

YACHTING RESULTS

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's

miles on Saturday resulted" as fal- lows:

M. N. Sliva beat A. F. Noronha; A Second $100: Third $75. Entry Fee 3rd Summer Series Race over 8.7 P. Guterres beat E. L. Cunha; H. S5. One Mile. M. Xavier beat M. A. Guterres; A.

4.30 p.m.-"The Governor's Cup"

M. Rodrigues beat F. X. M. Bilva A Cup presented by His Excellency

་་

"A"-CLASS START 2.40

Artur Tamagnini de Sousa Yacht

Governor. of Macao, JOBS Barbosa,

Finished Post. Pts. 4.41.23 1.9

Pairs Heap (First Round): J. C. To be won twice, by a pony (Capt. G. E. Neve). Remedies and J. D. Remedios beat or pontes belonging to the same Qull

New York

R. H. E.

Mindanao Runs Hits -Chung Bwa:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

0 0 0 0 2 3,1--6

meters

0 0 0 0 1 2 2-5

St. Louis,

3 6 1 Runs

0 0 0 0 1 2 2-5

Hits

1 12 1 0 2 2--9

Brooklyn

Vosmik and Cami Homeered.

HB. Club:

Cincinnati

Craft homered,

Runs Hits

1 0 3 1 1 0 1-7

Boston

Ross hit a home man.

Runs

Chicago

11.

Hits

"Asheville:

Runs Hits Hongkong All-Stars:

Runs Hits

"2 0 2 1. 1 28

1 1 1 2 2 1-8

0 0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 1-1

and M. Medońca beat A. H. Hynd- | Dr.

man.

Nicholson homered.

Philadelphia

Marty' homered.

10 ia

4 5

10.

2 6

3 9

2 9

3. B

Pittsburgh

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland

Trosky hit a home run.

'New York

Detroit

Boston

St. Louis

Berardino homered.

Philadelphia..

Chicago

Washington

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

M. F. Alarcon and L. F. Xavier; C. owner or owners. A Handicap for Capt. A. O. C. Mills). H. Basto Endi C. C. Pereira beat L. China ponies classified by the Club Maureen" BOWLS

OPEN RINKS LAWN

FIRST ROUND MATCHES

1 The first round of the Colony Basa, J. 8. Landolt, A. E. "Coates Open Rinks Championship got and C. S. Rosselet of Craigengower under way yesterday when a plock just managed to beat C. E Shipp. of 15 games were played off.

4.45.17

4.45.22 3 5

....... 4.48,31

A. Rozario and J. C. Remedios; F. 33" Class. A forced entry of (Mr. C. F. Hyde), Xavier and C. A. Lopes beat Aaly Class ponies that have Artemis Alves and N. Beltrao and B. Basto started since January 1940, Jockey (Mr. G. C. Wood). and A. P. Pereira beat H. A. Botel Allowance.

.... 4.48.01 5 Winner $150; Second Tyrone Chal ho and P. M. N. Silva.

$100: Third $75. Entry Free, One (Mr. E. Huttemeier). Mile,

MIXED CLASS START 2:50

Widgeon

5.21.05 1 (Mr. F. F. MacCabe).

5.21.38

A. Bakar. A. R. Minu and A. LEAGUE TENNIS

At Craigengower CC. the Kow-Minu, winning by 15 shots to 13.. icon Tong quartette of J. Tang.

T. K. Lim, H. Y. Hsr and L. N. Wong

were overwhelmed by F.

OTHER GAMES

The results of the other matches were as follow:-

At the Kowloon Football Club-

A. A Rozack, K. M. Omar, A. M.

1 Hullon. J. Word; W. P. Seath and IT. F. Staunton, losing by 34 shots ifto 17 The losers scored on only Omar and U. M. Omar beat A. seven heads, including a six on the Lapsley, R. H. Lapsity, R. Lapsley

6th head.

and F. Cullen 35-12...

2 4

5 pm. Kan Hoo Handicap A Handleap For China Ponles classi- fied by the Hongkong Jockey Club Owl ONLY ONE MATCH Class at date of entry. (Mr. G. L. Eastgate).

Winter $200; Allsa Jockey Allowance.

5.22.19 3 4 THIS AFTERNOON

Second #125; Third $100, Fatry

(Mr H. B. Bartröm), Wendy

5.26.51 (Mr. H. W. Browne).

In the "A" Division of the Lawn Fee $5. Hati Mile. Tennis League this afternoon the

5.30 p.m.-"Cosolation. Stakes" holders. Chinese Recreation Club, For China Ponies classified by the

TODAY.

"A" Division

C.R.C. v. LR.C.

TOMORROW

"B" Division

that, have started at this meeting

Weight:

10-lbs under weight for inches as per scale. Jockey Allowance. Post Entries. Winner $100; Recond $75; Third $50; Half Mile.

On the next green the Civil Ser- F. Hollands, N. B. Fraser, 7. will be at home to the Indian Re-Hongkong Jockey Club as "E" Class vice rink skipped by 8. E. Eccles-Macdonald, and W.E. Hollands creation Club and should win

The programme for the week is and have been placed, hall (C. J. Walker, H. Lord, A. beat G. E. Elphich, C. E. Landley, Steven) beat C. Bovaird, T. S. Hammond and F. Wilkinson as follows:-" Grimes. A. Watson and R. M. 26-22. Keown by 24 shots to 16."

D. Duncan, A. W. Hodges, M. J.

and There was a surprise win on the Bebbington

A. Brooksbank Civil Service green, the Craigen-beat M. V. Freeman, A. W. Hir-¡ Draft Programmes and Entry gower rink of W. Penney... X. cock, 8. Hodge and W. J. Bagley. Forms for the June Meeting, Delgado, W. McNelli and E. Zim-34-15. Sunday 23rd June, 1940, (wea. mern beating the strong Recreio At the Kowloon Bowling Green ther permitting) may be obtained rink skipped by H. A. Alves (L. J. Club-

Silva, A. M. Rodrigues, and F. V. W. Melrose, R. Main. R. Munro V. Ribeiro by 21 shots to 14. and J. C. Chalmers beat T. Madar, There were two changes in the R. B. Wellwood, R. H. E. Marks winning rink, Penney and Delgado and E. C. Flacher, 25-18. coming in place of C. W. Lam and

鹅-

The Secretaries' Office, 3rd Floor, Prince's Bldg. Des Voeux Rd., C.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club:

Club House Happy Valley.

The Sports Club,

1940,

N. P. Karanjia. "

W. McLeod, W. S. Dall, J. Orem and J. C. S. Fender beat J. A. Luz, C. E. Marques, A. P. Guterres und "On the second green another B. Busto, 19-15.- Recreio rink fälled. J. W. Leonard. At the Kowloon Docks

CLOSE GAME

Entries close to the Secretaries,:; Messrs, TA, Martin and Co., A.T.C. v. Hongkong Cricket Club..Prince's Building, on Wednesday, C.R.C. v. C.C.C... C.DR. v. C.S.C.C. K.T.G.CA. V. LR,C.. B.C.A.A. V."K.C.C.

WEDNESDAY "C" Division A.T.C. v. Hongkong P.S.A. C.D.R. "A" v. Hongkong U.T.C.. C.R.C. V. C.B.A' KTGCA v. C.D.R. "B" KIT.C. v. J.R.C. E.C.C. V. SC.A.A.

FRIDAY

Mixed Doubles C.R.C. v. Hongkong U.T.C. L.R.C.. KC.C. "A" K.C.C. "B" v. Hongkong.C.C.

|"'June 12, noon.

Pontes will be transported to Macao on Friday, June 21, returned on Monday, June 24, and kept at |Macao without charge,

SPORTING

NAZI SPORTS CANCELLED

LONDON, June 9 (Reuter)-The. German Radio announced that "all national, sports events have been cancelled until further notice be- cause the leading sportsmen on active service.

OUTING FOR BOYS CLUB

are

Some 20 members of the Boys" Cidb enjoyed an outing last week,

The boys, including bont-blacks and newspaper sellers... between the ages of eight and 18, taken to Big Wave Bay where they played games and swam.

were

The youngsters, who come from. different clubs in Kennedy Town... and Kowloon. each subscribed" 15 cents for their fare the balance of the day's expenses was provided by, a gentleman interested in the Club movements.

In view of its success, similar outings will be planned in future..

C. E. Ollerdessen, who has play- ed cricket against Hongkong on numerous occasions, made a re- turn to Shanghai League cricket. last week after an absence of several years and scored 62 not out for Recs' Colts against an Army eleven.

•

FIXTURES, S. Robb, the H. K. C. C.

TODAY

BADMINTON. Cathedral · Hall.

Badminton, 8 p.m..

LAWN

cricketer, has returned to the Co- lony after a short business trip,

•

Colony lawn bowlers will be pleased to learn that W. Naer is making very satisfactory progress following his recentmotor, ae-` cident.

MEETING-Council of Hongkong Football Association, 5:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12

Cup Polo POLO-Royal Naval

Competition, First Round.

J, 8. Howell, the Hongkong F; C. SATURDAY, JUNE 15

lawn bowler, will not be playing BOWLS-First Division:

bowls for some time, acting on Recrelo "A" v Kowloon Docks. medical advice Among the alterations to tire

Civil Service C.G. v. Craixengo- rules of Hongkong Football As sociation to be proposed at the

wer, Kowloon C.C. v. Recreio "B"; Mrs. Enid Lo-Litton, has beerr Kowloon B.G.C.. Y. Hongkong umable to turn out for the Chinese annual general meeting is one authorising the Chinese Federa-Football Club; Indian RC v. Po- Recreation Club mixed doubles

Vice R.C.; Becond

Division: tennis team thus far owing to traigengower v. Hongkong C.C., Winess. She is now ft, however, Taikon R.C.'v, Polite R.C., Kow and will probably play in the re Joon B.G.O, v. Civil Service C.C. maining matches, Kowloon Tong v. Kowloon C.C..

tion to select all Chinese teams for all representative games in- stead of the various clubs doing 50, as is the practice at present.

Y. A. Razack, L. C. R. Souza and E. F. Pope, A. Bower, J. E. Hen- The Club House, Macao. W K. Way of Craigengower beat-son and G. Sherriff beat Alarcon, jing J. C. Remedios, C. C. Pereira, Botelha, F. Xavier and L. A. Entries close at 12 NOON ono. P. Remedios and E. de Souza, Gutierrez, 33-10... WENDESDAY, 12th June, by 21 shots to 15.

A. Noronha, C. Lopes, J. Noron- The Police rink skipped by A. Eha and C. J. Bilva beat V. Labrum, Carey (E. G. Post, W. Cameron, G. Brown, J. Fraser and F. Goodwin,

In accordance with their annual practice, South China. Athletic Perkins) advanced into the second 21-13. T. A. MARTIN & CO., round by defeating H. A. Castro,

Wong Mel-shan, Interport and Association are re-conditioning their At Club de Recreio Cellaty. Hollidge; Collyer and South China player, who has been ander track. It is understood that 'Secretaries & Treasurers.C. Mose, H. Gittins. A. H. Basto

by 24 shots to 17.

MacGowan beat Walker, White, out of soccer for the last two sea they are building bigger stands

sons, will be playing next season. {next season. Hyde-Lay and Hall, 18-14.

By order,..

335

At the Hongkong F.C. green R.

Kawicon F.C. v. Recreto; Third Tin Lap-fat manager of the Division: Prison O.C, v. Indian South China football teams fast RC, Hongkong Electric RC. V. season, has relinquished the post Craigengower, Kowloon Football owing to pressure of work but: Club Hongkong FC. Hơng-will continue to assist in the run- Kong G.C. v. Kowloon B.G.C.

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