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PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1940.

In the World of Sports &

ROSSELET SKIPS RINK Eastern Beat SPORTING

TO VICTORY IN FINAL FOR SECOND TIME: FINE DISPLAY BY R. DUNCAN

C. S. ROSSELET'S CRAIGENGOWER RINK OF R. BASA, A. E COATES AND J. 8. LANDOLT won the Colony Open Rinks Cham- pionship at the Kowloon Football Club yesterday, R. Duncan losing by 20 shots to 16.

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Duncan played a great game to keep Rosselet down to 20, and was responsible for some very good woods. The lle was against him most of the way.

Rosselet managed a four on the 12th hend, à five on the 14th and a three on the 17th heads, but was kept down to singles on the re- maining eight heads he won.

Basa played a useful game at No, 1 for the Craigengower rink. Coates, at No. 2, was perhaps the best performer of the afternoon and Landolt at No. 3 provided the balance that put the rink ahead before it came to the skips' turn. Rosselet put through some good woods, but Duncan was more often "his match.

B.W.O.F. COLLECTION

A collection in aid of the B.W.O.F. was made in the course of the afternoon by Mr. 6. J. Tac- chi, on behalf of the Lawn Bowls

SPITFIRE FUND CRICKET

Association, a sum of $92.70 being raised from among those present.

Rosselet-skipped a rink to the Championship yesterday for the second time in his career. In 1997 he won with a team of J. R. Soares, J. W. Leonard and L. C. R. Souza.

Duncan's rink yesterday com- prised of A. Calmian (No. 1), W. Houston (No. 2) and E. Levett (No. 3).

The scores:

Rosselet Duncan Shots Total Shots Total

Kwong Wah Easily

The sentor Kwong Wah football team lost to Eastern 5-1 on the Police ground yesterday afternoon.

Scorers were: Hau Ching-to (2) Cheung. Kam-hoi (2) and Yue Hop-hing for Eastern and Lau Fook-chuen for the losers.

On the whole, Eastern played a more polished game and displayed; close combination

among the forwards. Individually Kwong Wah had a lot of material and good dribblers but there was lack of team work...

Among the outstanding players Fook-chuen were A. V. Gosano and Lau for Kwong Wah, and Kong Hsin-king Hui King- sing, Yue Hop-hing, Cheung Kam-hol and Hau Ching-to for the winners,

FIXTURES

TODAY

Navy Fight LOCAL BASEBALL-

Back And U.S. DEFEATS PORTUGAL Beat Royals IN CHARITY ENCOUNTER

Fighting back a deficit of two Boals at the interval Royal Navy gave an impressive showing at Vout eventual winners by five goals Causeway Bay yesterday running

LAWN BOWLS. Colony Open Singles Championship. First Round:L Jack v.. J. McCut- cheon; W.S. Dalls v. J.J. Basto. (At Craigengowar), TENNIS.--"A" Division: K.C.C. C.R.C., C.DR. v. HK.UT.C.

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On the sunbaked field at Caroline Hill on Saturday afterison, the United States and Portugal International squads tangled in a challenge match in aid of the War Fund, the Americans emerging

winners.

CONVINCING WIN

of the Navy's third.

ADVERTISEMENT

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

the Stars, and Stripes in the Inter- previous day by connecting for à. After Portugal's dose win over ball and repeated his feat of the Navy were rather shaky at the Asheville boys represented America

national Final last week, when the rousing homer to centre-field. LAWN, BOWLS. - Colony Open start but

later settled down to instead of the Mindanao cutit. classed although the three run The locals were not entirely out- Singles Championship. First give

creditable. performance. their smashing 17-5 defeat at the margin hardly conveys Round: F.J. Jones v, AF. Paul; Their combination, especially hands of a Mindanao-Tulsa-Hans cisiveness

the de J.K. Sloan v, A.E. Carey. (At, the later stages, was very good,

Waggoner combine came as a sore victory in the series. Craigengower).

Hendy was a tricky leader and surprise to the fans who had ex- MEETING - Annual, of Hong was given excellent support by the pected to witness an interesting

kong Ladies Hockey Club, Glou-

|other forwards. Regan and tussle.

Bourne forming a good left flank. cester Buliding, Top Lounge,

Roughly and Honywell were safe, 5.15 p.m. TENNIS.-"B" Division: A.T.C. v.

in defence and should retain Circuit clouts by "Horseface" K.C.C.. C.R.C. v. I.R.C., KTG their places in the team.

Douglas and Tony Mascavage, in addition to numerous extra-base C.A. v. S.C.A.A.

BADLY OUTPLAYED

hits by their team-mates, gave the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Royal Scots, after the first hall. Yanks.their convincing win. With MEETING.

Council, of Hong-faded out and were badly out- Zigno Gosano and Bertle Gosano.. kong Football Association. 5.30 played by their opponents. Hos- the Portuguese boys flattered when p.m.; Annual, of Indian Recrea- sack, apart from his hat-trick in they took a short-lived lead in the tion Club, 530 p.m..

the first half, could not get going. second frame but flopped in the Parnaby worked hard as cen- next stanza, when, as Douglas said. tre-hali but did not receive auch We blitzkriegged 'em.". with an

Naysmith and Fraser eight-run rally. playing much below last year's form while Marshall, in goal, brought off some fine saves. Hossack scored all the three goals for the Royals while Phip- pen replied for the Navy before Fong Hendy in the second half put the the interval. Two quick goals by. and Naval on level terms and. shortly after. Regan put the Navy in the KWONG WAH: Lee Kuo-kat; lead which was further increased EASTERN: Wong Cheng (1st Lo Bul-kar, Leung Pak-wal; C. F. by Bourne. häll, Sammy Trang (2nd half);| dos Remedios, A. V. Gosano, Navy: Paine: Roughly, Hony- Kong Hain-king, Chan Yuen-fat Cheung King-hal Chan Wal-well; Honeywell, Croft Brett; (1st half), Tsang Chung-wan sang. Lau Fook-chuen, Ching Chi-Phipper, Le Page. Hendy. Regan, smith, Fraser; Aula, (2nd half); Lau Chi-chang. Hul fan, Cheuk Shek-kam and Wong Bourne, King-seng. Chul Po-win; Chung King-chung.

In the initial half Eastern put up a fast and furious attack. Hau Ching-to opened the scoring closely followed by Tue Hop

bing.

In the last minute of the first half the Kwong Wab winger dribbled fast and centred for Lau Fook-chuen to score.

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Middlesex Spitfire Fund.

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Scores:

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 RACING-Entries close for Hong-support.

kong Jockey Club's Seventh Ex-were tra Race Meeting, 12 noon. TENNIS. "D" Division:

"A" v. K.IT.C.

After the interval the game developed into a one-sided affair yung-sam, Cheung Kam-ho!, with Eastern pressing hard and Kwan-sing. Yue Hop-hing netting thrice.

Hau Ching-to.

C.R.C.

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From then on the game was all Yankee. Maintaining their excellent form of recent weeks, the Minandao boys gave the U.S. Navy the Charity Cup when they came through to give the Navy'gang a 6-3 vic- tory 'over the local League team.

Cecil Douglas, despite spending much of his time hollering at the umpires, played really inspired

Parnaby. Clark; Woods. Fleming. Hossack. Royal Scots: Marshall; Nay- Melckel. Gibb.

Draft Programmes and Entry- Forms for the Seventh Extra Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 21st September, 1940. (weather permitting), may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Exchange Building; the Club House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries

at 12 o'clock NOON on Thursday, 12th Sep. tember, 1940.

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