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SPORTS

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1940.

In the World of Sports

CHAMPIONS RETAIN LEAD IN

IN Dates Fixed

FIRST DIV. BOWLS

RECREIO SURPRISED IN GAME WITH K.T.G,C.A.

LEADERSHIP OF THE FIRST DIVISION OF THE LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE REMAINED UNCHANGED WHEN BOTH CLUB DE RECREIO "A" AND CRAIGENGOWER CRICKET CLUB, WHO HAVE AN OUTSIDE CHANCE, RECORDED WINS. OVER THE WEEK-END.

AL

Kowloon Tong created a mild surprise when they beat Club de Recreio in the Second Division while the Kowloon Football Club and Cralgengower were both beaten by Kow- loon Bowling Green and the Kowloon Cricket Club respectively.

Despite the fact that Hongkong Electric Recreation' Club. collected four points, two from their resumed game against the H.K.C.C. and two from their day's fixture, leadership in this Division remains unaltered, the "P.O.C.

also winning their game.

Scores follow-

RESULTS AT

FIRST DIVISION

45 Rec. "A"

75 K.D.R.C.

70 K.C.C.

44 K.B.G.O.

SECOND DIVISION

80

FINE JIN

PROMISING NEW PLAYERS FOR KOWLOON F.C.

For Colony Championships

The Colony Swimming Cham- pionship events to be, held this year at the V.R.C, have been fixed for September 26, 27 and 28, and

Schoolboys Impress At following is the programme:

Saturday's Game

SEPT. 28, 6.13 PNL 1. 220 Yards free-style Champion-

ships (Men).

"The Kowloon Football team had little difficulty in defeating 3.50 Yards free-style Champion Yards. back-stroke VRC. Junior Championship

a

Medical Corps in a practice match on Saturday when they flelded

foür team including

promising

ships (Women). 3 -100

4. Inter-school relay. SDiving Exhibition

8. 100 Yards back-stroke Champion-

ships (Women).

7. 100 Yards breast-stroke Cham-

pionships (Men).

8. 440 Yards free-style V.R.C.

Championship.

| young footballers.

Santcs, 15-year-old schoolboy performed remarkably through our the game and should deserve team a place in Kowloon's Arst before the coming season-is over. He was well supported by Silva and Sequeria and C. Whitfield. 10. The last named gave a creditable display at full-back.

g. 50 Yards back-stroke."

(Aggregate) Handicap

Junior

Boys

PORTUGAL CONFOUNDS CRITICS BY WINNING INT'L PENNANT

U.S. Navy Trounce Locals 8-2 In Charity Game

BY R.O.Y.

BEFORE A FAIRLY LARGE GATHERING of baseball fans on Saturday afternoon, Portugal made local history when for the first time in the annals of Hongkong baseball, they won the Mamak International Shield, emblematic of local International supremacy by the score of 7-5 over America who were odds-on favourites to retain the title.

Uncle Sam was represented by the Asheville squad, with the exception of Hans Waggoner and Jimmy Deegan Who were stationed at right-field and short-stop respec- tively, but rattled badly to allow the Portuguese boys to pull the game out of the fire by making several poor plays that allowed the winners to stage a 4 run rally in the sixth.

After trailing 6-3 in the fifth. Hank All muffed "Flash" Gordon's Portugal took the ball game when y. "Ski" laid one down to load Eddie Gosano started the doings the sacks after which Sonny Son- with a Texas leaguer to left, Al-dag bunted to sccre Levy with the 2. 220 Yarı free-style VRC. Junior vares fanned the breeze, Pereira's bases still chock-a-block.

WILLIAMSON'S DOUBLE allow "Doc" Gusano to cross the Williamson clouted a "slashing

200 Yards free-style Relay Cham plonships (Women). 11. Water polo.

SEPT 27. 6.15 PM

1. 50 Yards free-style Champion

ships (Mon).

Championship.

100 Yards breast-stroke pionships (Women).

from

4.

breast-stroke.

Cham-

scratch bounded by Deegan to

SPORTING

FIXTURES

TODAY

LAWN BOWLS, Colony Open Singles Championship, First Round: J. 8. Landolt v. "AK, Minu; A.R. Minu v. EF. Pope, A. Hyde-Lay v. W. McNeill (At. Civil Service), W.J. Burling v. H. White; R. Duncan v. MR. AD- bas: RP. Phillips v. B. Basto (At Kowloon F.C.), E, de Souza v W.V. Field F. Goodwin v.`SM. Rumjul, J. Pau v. W.J. Howard (At Kowloon B.G.C.), A.R. Dal- lah v. MR. Adal; T.W. Carr v. Y.. Abbas (At Craigengower), C.W. Lam v. J.E. Henson; G.H. Sher- riff v, M.F. Alarcon (At Kowloon- Docks). TENNIS-"A" Division: HK.U.T.C.

v. C.R.C.. K.C.C. v. S.C.A.A.

Was that, although three home-rans were garnered, none came with a runner on the bags.

A disappointing gathering turn-

PROMISING DISPLAY Bennett, in goal for the visiting tean, gave a promising display saving many would-be goals for the R.A.M.C. However, he could At King's Park, Club de Rec- creto "B" beat Civil Service Cric-the, two full-backs. In the for-

get no real co-operation

100 Yards free-style Champion-pan, after which Bertie Gosano double to left to drive in Gordon, ed out to see the latter, game- ships (Boys). ket Club by 30 shots.

made first by the simple expedient Powiawski and Sondag, and made which, with the voice-throwing of ward line..though lacking of team

440 Yards RECREIO:-C." Vna, P. M. N. da work at

free-style Champion-of taking a pitched ball in the home when Apple Hurst followed Squeaky Bishoff and Lou The times, Smith, Mayhew

ships (Men).

with a hard hit single. Ceci Blimp Vacchiano, provided excel- 8. 100 Yards 43 Silva C Reza-Pereira. L. Silva and Wyre did well.

Boys. ribs.

Nick Beltrao singled to drive in Douglas "came through with lent fare for the enthusiasts who Aggregate. 49 (Skip) 18; F. Alarcon, C. A. Lopes, Kowloon-Castro: R. Conner; . 1. Diving Exhibition. "67 A. M. Rodrigues, E. Basto (Skip) whitfeld; James, Hardwick, Wil-8. 100 Yards breast-stroke

Spotty, then the redoubtable "A.bingle but was left stranded as did make an appearance. V.R.C. V." sacrifled to advance the run- Tony Mascavage tanned and

Scores:- 5032;

D. Alves, C. H. Basto. J. Cliamson; F. Jorge, Sequeira, San- Junior Championship. Remedios. J. J. Basto (Skip) 30. tos, Silva and MacKechnie.

9. 150 Yards Medley Relay Chamners. George Strawberry". Souza Dusty Rhodes grounded to short. INTERNATIONAL FINAL

ships (Women).

slapped the ball to left for "Flash" Despite the convincing 8-2 mar- Total 80.

RAM.C. Bennett; Entwhistle, 10. 150 Yards Medley Relay Cham-Gordon to relay the ball to hurler gin, the local lads were not en- C.3.0.0. Gellatly, A. B. Al-Foster: Bright, Florerice, Church- plans (Men).. lan, J. Deakin, M. N. Rakusen man; Beeston. Mayhew, Parkin-11. (Skip) 21;, J, Sheppard, F. S. Aus-son, Smith and Wyre. tin, J. Hollidge, J. F. McGowan

A GLANCE

H.K.F.C.

CC.C.

I.R.C.

Police

Rec. "B"

80 C.S.0.0.

K.C.C.

64 0.0.0..

58

H.K.C.C

46 Talkoo

57

K.B.G.C.

69 K.F.C.

44

Rec

39 K, Tong

84

68 Police

52

THIRD DIVISION

KF.C. HKO C. C.C.C

67 H.K.F.C.

47 Elec.

37 P.O.C.

CS.C.C

65 ΤΟ

(Skip) 13: W. J. Burling, A. C.S.C.C.:- Carr, 8. Morris, M. Steven, L A. Collyer. F. J. Jones E Purvis, S. Eccleshall (Skip) 18;; 57 (skip) 18. Total 50.

F.D. Crawley, H. F. Harper, C. Strange. W. Simmonds (Skip) SECOND DIVISION 30: C. J. Walister, D. Hollidge, FIRST DIVISION » At Cox's Road, Kowloon Cricket & Kirman. W. R. Hillyer (Skip)

Clup beat Craigengower Cricket 19. Total 68. At the Valley. Hongkong Foot-Club by 6 shots.

PRC.-R. Fitches, C. Willcox, ball Club lost to Club de Recreio KC.C.-E. Curtis. R. S. Capell. J. R. MacWalter, J. C. Altken "A" by 35 shots.

W. Parsons, T. W. Carr (3kip) 21; (Skip) 23; J. Hayward, G. Willer- HKFC.-J. 1. Barnes. J. HR. Leigh F. A Fabel, G. Taylor, ton, A. Soutar. J. W. McDonald Gelling. L. Lammert, K. S. Robert G.. C. Moss (Skip) 33; (8kip) 12; W. L. Clark, J. W. Har- son (Skip) 12: A. Brocksbank, D.A. E. Perry, H. F. Shields. R. Marks, Top, J. 3. Riddell, F. Channing W. Phillips, H. G. Wallington, N. J.H. Overy (Skip).10. Total 64. (Skip) 17. Total 53. Bebbington (Skip) 21; A. Dids-

0.0.0.7. X. Xavler, A. K. Is- bury, A. Hodges, W. GII. G. Dun-mail, G. Ladd. T. Lock (Skip) 22; can (8kip) 12. Total 45.

S. R. Solina, A. B. Hamson, W. RECREIO "A" J. A. Luz, C. Ward. W. K. Way (Skip) 13; Y. A. AL Chatham Road, Kowloon Marques, J. F. Ribeiro, C. G. Silva Razack, C. M. Lam, W, J. Penny. Football Club beat Hongkong Foot- (8kip) 32; LF. Xavier, C. MH. W Randall, (S) 23 Total 58.ball Club by 10 shots. SUva, F. V. V. Ribeiro, F. X. Súva (Skip) 25; F. X, Soares, H. A. Alves, J. E. Noronha, R. F. Laz (Skip) 23. Total 80.

POINTS FÖR C.C.C.

{

HL.K, C.C. "LOSE

THIRD DIVISION H.K.F.C. BEATEN

K.F.C.:~~C. Fuller, C. Woodcock, S. Wong, B.. Evans (8kip) 21; G At Chater Road, Talkoo Club

Ogden, J. Seraphina, J. Henson, J. beat Hongkong Cricket. Club by

Smith (Skip) 24; G. Gross, B. 11 shots.

H.K.C.C.-A. K. Mackenzie, skip) 22. (Total 67.

Thomson, Y. Abbas, J. T. Smalley At the Valley, Craigengowe: A. Angus, R. A. Edwards, Cricket Club beat Kowloon Dock | A.

EK.FCA Watson, F. FUP- W. Brown (Skip) 12; Recreation Club by 30 shota...

A. T. Lay. A D. Humphreys, Eance, G. E. Stevens, G. S. Graver (Skip) 27; B Mansell, S. Strange, C.C.C.-W. Hong Silng. L C. R. Hospes, R. R, Davies (Skip) 21; F., R. Wood, J. Watson (Skip) 24: Souza. J. S. Landolt, C. B. Rasselet D. Angus, W. J. Hansen, J. L. H. Beddow, C. & Soilts, F. Ans- (Skip) 24; A. M. Omar, A. A. Ra-Mouat, E S. Abraham (Skip) 13. low. C. F. Needham zack, K. M. Omar, U. M. Omar Total 46.

(SMP) 11:

POINTS FOR ELECTRIC.

Total 57

Water Polo.

2, 50 Yards free-style .V.2.C.

men's "B". Class.

a

Portugal:

Rens

Runs Hits

U.S. Navy:

Runs

Joe Harvey who, however, let the tirely outclassed but lost numer- Hits ball go by for Bertie Gosano and ous scoring chances through tak- U.S.A.: SEPT. 28,9 PM. 1. 100 Yards free-style Champion-Nick Beltrao to score, giving the ing chances against the alertness

ships (Men).

Portuguese boys the lead for the of "S" Powlawski and the Worst and only time in the game. strength of Tony Mascavage's good 3. 100 Yards free-style Champlon- Inspired by his team-mates op-right arm.

portunistic but undeserved" scor- Hero of the local squad was ships (Women). 4. 100 Yards free-style V.RC. Junioring, Spotty Pereira came through Stan Leonard who clouted a

Championship (Members)

In the final frame to prevent beautiful' round-tripper to 5100 Yards back-stroke Champion America from scoring to give the open Hongkong's account. The

*ships (Men),

peculiar feature of the clash- Portuguese their first. Internation- al championship in the local his- tory of the game.

6. 100 Yards back-stroke Boys Ag.

gregate Handicap.

7. Diving Championships,

8. 880 Yards free-style Champion-

ships (Men).

9. 100 Yards free-style Champion.

ships "B" Class members.

10. 50 Yards breast-stroke Boya Ag

gregate Handicap.

11. 200 Yards free-style Relay Cham-

• ploriships (Men).

12. 440 Yards free-style Champion-

ships (Women).

LOCALS TROUNCED. Only one match was played yes- terday, the U.S. Navy trouncing a local squad to take a 2-1 lead in the Charity Cup Series. On this occasion,

the Mindanao outût, who were supposed to have left | the Colony during the week, were Included in the Navy.. aggregation and, with "Sk!" Powławski display-

HOME CRICKET ng great form on the mound,

RESULTS

played a great part in giving the Navy the honours.

The local boys put up a grand LONDON, Sept. 1 (Reuter) The showing except for one inning, following are the results of Home the second, when the Sallors re- cricket matches played over the gistered their winning lead. weekend:→

In that frame, Dusty Rhodes At Lords the Buccaneers drew started proceedings with a circuit clout to left-fleld. Levy drew a free pass and advanced when

with British Empire XI

Buccaneers-288 for 9 dec. (F. R. Brown T; E R. Conradi 58: Clarke six for 97).

British Empire. 141 for six Brown 6 for 59). (Skip) 27; J. Leonard, W. McNell, TAIKOO:-W. Melrose, W. Mc- į

Playing at home Nottingham: A. E Coates, R. Basa (kip) 24. Kie. T. Stainton. . C. Chalmers Total 75.

(Skip) 19; W. Hlllon, T. Grimes, tric Recreation Club beat Hong-

At Chater Road, Hongkong Elec-drew with Leicestershire. J. Watson, R. Keown (Skip) 18 kong Cricket Club by 18 shots. R. Main, W. McArthur, C. Bovaird, D. Munro (Skip) 20. Total 57.

HE.C.CP. Morrison, N. D. Lloyd, B. J. Lacon; P. Si Cassidy. (Skip) 22; LE N. Ryan, E. W.

K.D.RO-A Calman, J. Revie, T. Coleman, F. Cullen (Skip) 15; W. D. McMaster, H. G. Cooper, M. Ferguson, R. Morrison (8kip) 10: R. H. Lapsley, W. Mackle, R. Laps ley. J: Kempton (Skip) 11. Total

43.

INDIANS WIN

At Sockumpoo. Indian Recreation Club beat Kowloon Cricket Club by 21 shots.

L1

WIN FOR K.B.G.C.

At Austin Road, Kowloon, Bowl- Hamilton, F. A. Cox, G. E. Costello ing Green Club beat Kowloon (skip) 12:

G. R. Razavet, E. S.

Nottingham 283 for 5 dec. (Deeton 108),

Leicestershire-198 for 8 (Berry

82).

FOUR FOOTBALL GAMES

DURING THE WEEK-END

Football Club by 25 shots.

Four football encounters were Club's new players were' Fulliard K.B.Q.C.-L Bykes, E. Levett, D., Cornell (Skip) 13. Total 47.

Doughty, W. A. Cruickshank, W. A played during the week-end. The and Hoskinson. The former cam W. Waterton, L. Lockhart,"

results are as follows?

to the Colony with a splendid re- skip) 17; E F. Pope. J. Dinnen, Macfarlane, W. a Muskett, J. F HKER.C.AG. Gardner, W.

Club ·(0) 0 Royal Scots (2) 4 putation, which will be maintain-

ed. V. C. Dixon, R. Duncan (Skip) 24; Larmy (Skip) 121

Fleming (2), I.R.C.-A. H. Rumlahu, 8. Yu-A. Morton, E A Atkins, A. Bower, V. Sorby, G. T. Padgett, G. G. 8. Kowloon (1).4 RAMC.

A. Macarlane,

At the beginning of the game Hossack (2). suf, M. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah (Ekip) H. E. Drew (skip) 28. Total 89."

(1) 2 the Club threatened its opponents 23: D M Khan SM Rumjaha FGA Lepeler Altezza, . A. Owens, H 8. McKay, A. Club 2nd

Thomson (Skip) 25; A. Tarbuck.

but failed to score. The Royals Santa 4

Wyre Mayhew. A. M. Rumjahn, M. R. Abbas (Skip) v. Chittenden, W. V. Field (Skip) Paul (skip) 28. Motar 6s-

took the lead where Meining R. Scots XI (0) 1 2nd XI (2) 3 netted for the first time..

Munro,

SPLENDID FIGHT

25 J. Hoosen, A. K. Suffled, AR 12" J. Gibson, A. Eastman, R. Hall, Minu, A. K. Minu (Skip) 22: Total P. Younghusband (Skip) 19:

22.

K.C.CA W Smith, G, Lee, W. 1. C. Hyde, E Kern (skip) 18; Labrum, T.-A. Madar, A. W. Ram- sey, E. C. Fincher (9kip) 16; ~Bone, "J. W. M. Brown, J. Fraser,

F. Goodwin (Skip) 15 Total 49.

DE POLICE. LOSE, “

A

At the Valley; Police Recreation:

P.O.C. WIN

D.

At the Valley. Craigengower

Auld.

Groves C. Pile. C. Dowman, W: Cricket Club lost to Prison Officers Combined Military Simpson (Skip) 13. Total 44

Club by 39 shots.

OVERWHELMING WIN

C.C.C.-L. M Roza, W. J. Curd,

At King's Park, Kowloon Tong A. J. Coelho, A. E. 8. Alves (Skip) beat Recreto by 45 shots.

14; A. R. H. Esmall, F. McNay, F. RECREIO:- M. Xavier, B Modi, D. &. Rozario (Skip) 9; Alves, J. A. Remedios, E. de Souza P. Lee, F. A. Peterson, C. W. Lam, (Skip) 13; F. X. Monteiro, F. HJ. Pau (Skip) 14. Total 37, Carvalho, C. M. Alves, P. Yvanovich

Hospital

Bailey (2)

↑ R.AF.

Manfield (3), Gillespie (3), Butty (2),

Hepialey

Club's players did put up a splendia fight but every time their. 9 winger centred no inside forwards were in the right position to score, The first half ended with 2 goals to nil with the Royals leading.

The margin was increased after- the interval when Hogsack and ROYALS BEAT CLUBTM The game between Royal Scots Fleming scored one goal each for: (Bkip) 12; M. F. Finna, H. R. G. Foster, T. Pile (Skip) "23;

POV Freeman, W. Hudson, and the Club was a one-sided the Royal

Bayal ScotsMarshall; Nay- 8. affair. The former had plenty of Pinnt, F. A. Xavier, O. P. Remedios Hodge, J. W. Fitzgerald, C. Gow material in new players who gave smith Fraser Symons, Parnaby. PRCHT. R. Hunter. N. B. Fra (Skip), 14. Total 30.

land, W. J. Bagley (skip) 31; W. promising displays. Of last year's Clarki Wodds Fleming, Hossack, ser, W. Harris, G. Perkins (Skip)

KOWLOON TONG-Y. H. Tang, Webber, F. N. Hul, J. Mc players Fraser and Naysmith have Mele-and Gibling, 13W MeLeod, W, Cameron, A. W. M. Gittins, H. Y. Hu, H. Git-Cutcheon. A Jillott

(Skip) 22. not lost their form, while the Half Cab Cegl dritton. Eardley; E. Carey, E G. Post (kg) 17; W. tina (skip) 20 N. A E. Mackay. Total 76

backs, including Symons, newly Skinner, Forrow, Cow: Fulllard, McSmith, H. Brown, F. Nolan, J.T. K. Lim, J. N. Wong. J.

son, Bickford and Lodge. promoted from the junior team Shepherd (Skip) 14 Total 44

showed good co-operation; and h

JUNIOR GAME” team work,

Club lost to Rowoon Bowling Green Club by 23 shots.

L Stephens (Skip) 36; HA BOWLS SWEEP KB,G,C:-G, W. Deacon, J. Castro, A. E R. Castro, W. J. Ho- Gill, 7. G. Meyer, G. H. Sherriff ward. A J. Kew (Skip) 23. Total (Skip) 24 R. P. Phillips, J. Wallis, 84.

L. Guy, A. J. Hall (Skip), 17; W.

P.R.C. DROP POINTS

L. Walker, H. C. Buong, A. Hyde. At the Valley, Civil Service

Lay, A. M. Holland (8kip) 26. [Total Cricket Club beat Police Reczen- 67.

tion Club by 16 shute

RESULT

Playing at the Club ground on The new forward, Meikle has a Baturday. the Royal Scots junior Following is the result of the very dangerous left-foot drive. team defeated the home XI by bowis sweep

Closely co-operating with him three goals to one. were Hossack and Fleming who The home team were definitely showed good control and each went throughout the game and scored twice

did not offer much resistance

⠀⠀ Ticket No. 385 (K, Tong).

2. Ticket No. 122 (POC).

3. Ticket No. 31 (Rec, "A");

HILS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

0 1 2 0 0.4-7

1.1 0 0 1 2

"

5.

... 2110 100 5 2 2 0 2 3 1 0-10

CHARITY CUP:

0 6 0 0 1 10-8

16 0 0 1 1 0 9

H.K. BASEBALL LEAGUE Runs

1940

0100 001-2

0.1 1 1 0 0 2 8

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