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TUESDAY,

In the World of Sports

KOWLOON C.C. TROUNCE CIVIL SERVANTS TO

RETAIN SHIELD

Brilliant Bowling By Lloyd Feature Of Encounter

BY "BARNABAS”

CHAM- CIVIL

THE KOWLOON C. €, HAVE RETAINED THE SENIOR PIONSHIP AS THE RESULT OF THEIR WIN OVER THE SERVICE C.C. last Saturday. The Junior Championship, however, Is still open as both contenders (Kowloon CC, and Craigengower) won their matches. The title now depends on the result of the match between these two teams.,

The Kowloon C.C. have to thank LD. Lloyd for their

victory which enabled them to secure the senior title. He bowled excep- tionally well and took no less than 7 wickets for only 30 runs in 9.7 Both Francis Zimmern and Robbie Lee were bowling far below form and Kowloon CO. would certainly have had a tough time getting the Civil Servants out if Lloyd had bowled less bril- Hantly,

overs,

ab-

"Rest" Team

To Meet South China The following have been selected

Rest

POOR DAY FOR CORRESPONDENCE OPEN TENNIS DOUBLES

PUNTERS AT

MACAO

Lingnan Handicap Record Run Funters had a poor day at the April Meeting of the Macao Jockey

which was held at Arels

MACAO RACING

To the Editor, The Hongkopt Daily Press

Bir-Being an ardent follower of the "King of Sports," I was ter- ribly disappointed, and I am sure. a vast majority of racegoers shares my opinion equally, as far as Sun- day's racing is concerned, it was a complete flop and farce.

The Stewards have themselves

APRIL 8, 1941.

RUMJAHN COUSINS ENTER SEMI-FINAL: CHOA AND REMEDIOS WIN A SET

The holders of the Open Doubles tennis championship. S. A. and H. D. RUMJAHN, at the Stand Court yesterday eliminated GEORGE CHQA and A. V. REMEDIOS in three sets to enter the semi-finals in. which they will meet Ho Ka-lau and K. H. Tip.

The holders won by 6-3, 5-7, 6-2 The match started very tamely

SPORTING

to represent the

against South China (Champions) in the football match to be played on Monday, April 14 at Caroline Hill ground kick-off at p... sharp.

Players are requested to report Club to Mr. W. E. Hollands, Manager of Preta Course, Macao, on Sunday. the team, at the dressing room at the only two-figure win dividends to blame for disallowing some of 3.30 p.m. sharp. Players unable to being paid by Fairy Auk ($50.30) in the meet with the result that annexed the first set everything our young Jockeys to participate and when the Rumjahns easily turn out are requested to advise and Eagle ($12.30) in the Luns out of the six events on the card, seemed to point to a straight vic- the Hon. Sec. H.K.F.A. before Chen Handicap and Shekki Plate we went out with only tory. Chos and Remedios, how-| A Thursday, April 10,

respectively. Shorts, jerseys and stockings will

PP. Botelho, popular Hongkong favourites, leaving no money to of the best tennis was seen in this starters, punters rely only on hot ever, came back strongly and some be supplied.

Hockey. had a field day at Macao cash in, Bankier 12. Scots); Roughley piloting three winners and two trouble and expense of journeying

not mentioning

There were many fine rallies BADMINTON, - (Navy) and Blackburn (Police); seconds in the same number a down all the way from Hongkong When Remedios came to the fore King outings! In annexing the Ling- leave of enough those jockeys when he would inexplicably net an (M'sex), Hsu Shing (Eastern) and Thomas nan Handicap (Five Furlongs), the (M'sex); Fowler (Club), Fung King fourth race of the day, Botelho Cheong (S. Tao), Hendy (Navy), brought Lovely Star home in the Barbar (Navy) and Hau Ching To record time of 1 min. 13/3 secs.

THE RESULTS

Freshwater

K., Zimmern's loose balls. With his (Eastern). he score at 25 he cocked up an hat surdly easy catch to Teddy Fin- Attcher of Zimmern whose bowling

Tao). their hitherto, had not worried him.

Though Teddy Fincher, the C. C. skipper, won the toss -sent the Civil Servants in to first. J. E Richardson, K.J, well and AE. Perry lost wickets very cheaply, but Bill the least. Colledge and Tim Fortescue put up a stubborn resistance.

Lloyd made short work of the remaining Civil Service batsmen.

The latter in particular refused except Hawkins who fighting an to take any chances with the

up-hill battle, hit out to such good

bowling and was in consequence effect that in his comparatively very slow in scoring. He was at short stay at the wicket he scored the wicket for three-quarters of 27 runs before he was caught and an hour and when he was even tually bowled by Lloyd he had only scored 15 runs.

Colledge, on the other hand, was batting with extreme" confidcrice and was particularly

Severe

on

bowled by Lloyd.

The whole team were Out for 94 runs.

E.C.. INNINGS

Donald Anderson

and Duggle Hung opened the Kowloon C. c. Innings to the bowling of F. Baker and A. E. Perry. Runs came along

"J

who went down for nothing.

three

the set.

but there were crucial moments

easy winner.

the day bad the stewards allowed Good racing will be the order of

H. D. Rumjahn, as usual, was the those keen riders to participate. steady partner with "Sirdar" giv- There were enough ponies to make in the more spectacular display. the events interesting.

The latter's weak point was again his service and he double-faulted twice though he flashed over a few fast ones.

Unless the Stewards put their heads together, racing in Macao will go on the downward grade 1 and I doubt the racing fans will 2180 down for the next meeting..

Trs, etc.,

(&gd.) OWNER,

Reserves: Lapsley and Maxwell:

The results are as follows:- (Kowloon), Sgt. Fraser (R. Scots), Bright (M'sex), Soong Ling Sing 1-The Chinshan Handicap (1st) (Sing

Section). Six Furlangs Le Page (Navy). Howlett and Ferrier (Police) and Plet Hien, 159 lbs.

(P. P. Botelho> Riertsen (Club),

Dow-Jones, 142 lbs. (S.-W. Pẩn) Desert Star, 140 lbs.

(R. K. C. Chul) 3 Won by a short head, many lengths between second and third.

Time: 1.36. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $6.90. " Places: $8.50.

Betting

LEAGUE SOCCER MATCHES

Four To Be Decided Tomorrow

The following League football matches are down for decision

tomorrow-

DIVISION I: Club v. Kwong Wah (Club ground, 5 p.m.). Referee:

ADVERTISEMENTS at a leisurely pace as both bats" ·Mario. Linesmen: Winzer and

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Taylor: "

DIVISION II: South China v.

Desert Star Dow Jones Plet Hien

Win Place

7

1

44

3

81 4

132

8

(2nd

| 2-The Chinshan Handicap Section), Six-Furlongs

'(8.-W. Pan)

1

(P. P. Botelho) 2

men knew that time was an unim portant factor in the game.

With the score stood Ut 45 R.E(Caroline Hill, 5 p.m.). Re-Gallant Marshal, 143 lbs. Duggle Hung was bowled by Perry ferce: Fraser. for 14 runs. the latter was bowl- DIVISION III: RE. v. 24th R.A Radium Star. 159 lbs. ng very well and, apart from (St. Joseph's. 3 p.m.). Referee:

v. 12th RA. Plain View, 137 lbs. The THIRD EXTRA RACE Hung's wicket, he also took those Edwards; 38th RÁ,

ot Francis Lay, Norman

Referee: Mackay (Sookunpoo, 3.30 p.m.). MEETING will be held, weather and, lastly, of Donald Anderson.

Barretto. permitting, on SATURDAY, Anderson had been playing a 12th and MONDAY, 14th April, very patient innings and had 1941, commencing at 11.30 a.m.scored 38 runs when he was caught on both days.

by Dickie Richardon off Perry. The Kowloon C. C. score then

CAPTAIN'S CUP GOLF RESULTS

The First Bell will be rung at stood at 90 Archie Zimmern ann The Captain's Cup competition 11.00 a.m.

Teddy Fincher knocked off the re- of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club! quired rans wickets to spare.

with six played at Fanling 'on April 5 and 6 resulted as follows:-

The fifin interval will be after

the fourth race on both days."

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

to

win

'.

"VARSITY WINS AGAIN

Old Course: J. Linaker, 88-15- The University who have been 173. There were 21 entries.

New Course: R. M. Wood, 87-16-

No One without a badge win the dark horse of the Teague 71. There were 19 entries.

Meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified,

brought off yet another victory.

TAMAR WIN AT

CRICKET ·

3

(R. K. C. Chul) Won by many lengths, many lengths between second and third.

Time:, 1.40.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $7.20. Places: $6.60.

Betting

ہے.

CRAIG WOOD WINS MASTERS

STORMED NET After the losers ran into a lead of 4-1 the Rumjaħns got down to their task in earnest and, storm-" ing the net at every opportunity,. drew level at 4-all and then led 5-4, but Sirdar lost his service for the lasers to level at 5-5. The latter eventually went out for set

at 7-5.

Though the cousins won by 6-2 in the final set, 'Choa and Reme-

GOLF TOURNEY dios were by no means beaten and

а

FIXTURES

TODAY

Colony Cham- Junior pionships (At "K.C.C.) Singles, N. ..Smith V

PA Yvanovich or T.S. Young. 7.45 p.m. Junior Doubles, C.C. Peretra and AE Xavier v. P.C. Leung and K.E. Chiu. 8.15 p.m. Senior Doubles, M.A. Oliveira and LA. Carvalho v. K.M. Choy and K.B. Low, 8.45 p.m. H.C. Eardley and N. Smith .-P. Wong and C. ALL 9.30 pim. MEETING. - Anzual, of Hong- kong Lawn Bowls Association, at the Board Room of Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.. 6.30 p.m. TENNIS. - Colony Championships.

at H.K.C.C.

TOMORROW

BADMINTON. "B" Division Chamiplanship, Chung Wah v. K.C.C. or St. John's. 8 p.m. (At Recrela).

Club V.

put up spirited fight.

Crisp FOOTBALL. ATLANTA," Georgia, Apr. 7 (Reu-volleying duels were numerous and ter) Craig Wood, with an aggre-interesting but overhead the Rum- gate of 280 for 72 holes, won the Jahns were the,, masters though annual Masters Golf Tournament, there were occasions when the Byron Nelson was second with 283, losers more than held their own. Sam Byrd third with 285 and Ben Hogan fourth with 286...

Lawson Little, the present Ame- rican Open champion. finished

with 290,

Wood's first round of 66 was the best in the tournament, being six under par.

SEMI-FINAL OF

WAR CUP

First Division: Kwong Wan (Club), . p.m. Second Division: South China v. "Engineers (Caroline Hill, 6 p.m. Third Division: 20th

Shell R.A, V.

(Sookunpoo). 5 CLUB RESULTS

pm, Engineers v. 24th R.A ̧ (81. The following were the results of Joseph's), 3 pan.. 36th RA. V. Club tournament matches:-

12th RA (Bookunpoo), 3.30 p.m..

H'dap Singles: T. J. Gould beat T. C. Monaghan” 6-1, 0-6, 6-1,"

Championship: M. Pagh beat H J. Armstrong 6-2, 7-5.

H'cap Doubles: C. H. R. Oxlade and A. H. Barwell beat F.. W. Car- ter and E N. Thürsby 7-5, 6-4.

TODAY'S PROGRAMME Some very fine tennis should Be seen today when Paul Kong and Fung Yee-put meet W. C. Hung and E-C.-Fincher and it would be

LONDON, Apr. 7 (Reuter)-The hard to forecast the outcome of "semi-final of the War Cup will be this match.

played on Apr. 10. Ties will be played on the ground of the first

CLUB MATCHES

R. H. Blake and H. C. D. Knight

named team, unless clubs reach(-3/8) Y. E. R. Childe, and S. L. some other mutual arrangement. Maughan (-2/6); C. H. R. Oxlade The final will be played on May (-15.2) v. R. E. Guest.

Win Place

Gallant Marshal Plain View

59 21

14

Radium Star

27

8

100

33

(3rd

10.

The following is the draw;---- Preston v. Sheffield U. or New- castle

Leicester Arsenal.

V. Tottenham

3.-The Chinshan Handicap de admitted to the Members' this time at the expense of Crai-

Section). Six Furlongs Enclosure. Such must be worn gengower whom they beat very

Mac's Adventure, 159 lbs:

(P. P. Botelho) 1; throughout the duration of each easily at Pokfulam last Saturday.

National Anthem. 152 lbs. It is very likely that they will

(3. W. Pan). 2 occupy the 'runners-up position at Ini a friendly cricket match: the end of the Seaso

played on Sunday, a Tamar XI de- Cuban Love, 147 lbs. Craigengower turned up at Ppkfeated a Merchant Navy team by Badges admitting Non-Mem

fulam with at least one man177 runs. bers to the Members' Enclosure short- maybe two, as, of the Tamar: 207 (for 8 wkts, dec.) lengths between second and third. and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day ten men who batted for them. (West 63, Whiteside 43, Griffiths for Gentlemen and $3.00 per day one looked suspiciously like a re- 35).

the Varsity for Ladies (both Including tax) gular player for arc obtainable through the Juniors. With W. 8. Gega and 13: Whiteside 7 for 10).

Naranjan Singh bowling well for

Merchant Navy XI: 30 (Roriston

DRAWN MATCH

The Health Division drew, with Gegg the Medical. Department on the

SECRETARY "pon the per- the University, Craigengower were) sonal or written application of all out for only 77 runs. Member, such Member to be took 4 wickets for 10 runs and Civil Service CC. ground on Sun- responsible for all visitors Intro. Naranjan Singh 3 for 11.

day.

The Undergraduates knocked up Health: 47 ("Extras" 12; C. W. duced by him, and for Payment the required number of runs

for Lam 5 for 8). of all Chits, eta.

the loss of only 5 wickets. After

Medical: 45 (for 4 wkts.)-T. Hop-

The Secretary's Office, 1st a disastrous start when K.Y. Tam kinson 27: J. Barnes 2 for 4)." Hoor, Exchange Building (Tel. lost his wicket for

& bloh they |made a recovery, thanks to Clif-

27794) will close at 9.45 a.m. on ford Matthews who made 33 runs enabled Kowloon to overhaul the both days.

'before being unfortunately run Civil Service score with Ove wic- Tillins are obtainable at the out. Gegg and Hong Choy helped kete in hand. Club House provided they are considerably with 22 not out and ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy ́(Tcléphane 21820).

15 not out respectively.

JUNIOR MATCHES

RECREIO TROUNCED

Won by

Time: 1.39.

(R. K. C. Chul) 3

lengths. two

many

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $8.70. Places: $5,10, $5.10. Also ran:---Black Diamond (Lo G. Hin).

Betting

or

Fairy Ousel, 159 lbs.

(P. P. Botelho) 2 Hogmanay. 158 lbs.

(Lo G. Fin) 3 Won by a length, three lengths between second and third.

... Time: 2.21.

Parl-mutuel:-

Winner: $50.30.

Places: $8.40, $3.80.,

Win. Place Black Diamond....... 9 2 Cuban Love

10 3 73 18 Also ran:-Meadow Eve (S. W. 24 8 Pan).

Mac's, Adventure National Anthem

Betting

116

31

Fairy Auk Fairy Ousel Hogmanay

Win Place 7 2 50. 8

1 1

Meadow Eve

25

+

83 .15

H

4.—The Lingnan Handicap, Five Furlongs Lovely Star, 159 lbs.

P. P. Botelho) 1 King's Worthy, 133 lbs.

(R. K. C. Chui) 2 The match-winning features of Royal Highness, 138 lbs.

!6 The Shekki Plate, Six Furlongs the CraigengowerRecreio match

(SW. Pan) 3 Eagle. 151 lbs......(W. N. Yeh) 1 The two contenders for the in the Second Division League Junior Championship (Kowloon C. Were the affliant bowling of Andy lengths between second and third.

Won by three lengths,, many! The Mermaid, 149 Jbs.

(J. Nolasco) 21 C. and Craigéngower) woni very Omar and the third wicket part

Cloudy Star, 149 lbs. ensily last Saturday. The Kownership of 77 runs put up by.

(R. K. C. Chul) 3 Ïoon" C. C. Beconds played Tommy Locke and Joe Leonard.

Won by a length, four lengths The price of Admission to the against the Civil Service at the As the result of this big partner

between second and third. ship Craigengower were able to Public Enclosure is $1.00 per day Valley and won by wickets.

No children or amahs will be admitted to either Enclosure.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

Time: 1.13.3. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $8.20.

Places: $5.10, $5.60. Also ran Sylvandale (Lo G.

The Civil Servants batted firstį put on the board the respectable | Hin). including Tax, for all Persons, and were all out for 84 runs. Only score of 152. including Ladies, and is payable v. C. Bond and the veteran H. E

Recreio found themselves

at the Gate, : Soldiers and Sailors Strange seemed to be able to get against an Omar. (AM) in Uniform are admitted Half going against the bowling of bowling last Saturday seemed to Goodwin' and Hung, The former have been inspired. In consequence, Price:

scored 29 and the latter 13. Good-their defence broke down and they "win"took-3 wickets for 20 runs and were all put for a paltry 53 to

Hung 5 for 31.

enable Craigengower to win hand- The first three batsmen gave somely by 9 runs.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN.

Secretary. Hong Kong, 7th April, 1941.

Time: 146.3.

Pari-mutuel;-

Winner: $12.30.

Places; $5.60, $5.20,

Also ran:-National Triumph (Lo G. Hin).

16

Betting

up

whose

King's Worthy Lovely Star Royal Highness Sylvandale

Win Place

19

7.

102 28

22

8

Betting

7

Win Place

Cloudy Star

8 1

150 41

Eagle

38

National Triumph

.&

1

The Mermaid

58. 6

110 10

(R. K. C. Chul) .1

MII

the ECC. a good start Rapley Omar's exceptionally fine bowl 5-The, Lung Chen Handicap, One. scored 18 runs, Kenneth Barter 10 Ing earned for him eight Recreio and Tommy Madar 28 not out wickets whkh he obtained for 24 Fairy Auk, 144 lbs. 195 Another 23 from G. A. Goodban runs In eleven overs, four of which

ANNUAL MEETING

OF H.K.L.B.A.

The annual general meeting, of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Asso- elation will be held at the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., today at 5.30 pm.

MEETING.-Council, of the Hong- kong Football Association, at the Association's Office, 5.30 p.m. Hongkong RIFLE SHOOTING.

Ride Association Spoon "and Practice Shoot. at Kowloon City, 1.45 p.m. TENNIS. Colony. Championships,

at H.K.C.C.

ships,

THURSDAY, ÁPRIL 10 BADMINTON.-Colony Champlon- Women's Doubles, Arst round (At Jewish R.C.), Miss M.M, Silva and Miss M A. Xavier v. "Miss J. Chao and Miss M. Churn, 7.30 p.m. Miss M. Ribeiro and Mrs, O.M. 8ilva v. Miss U. Khoo and Mrs. Wilson, 8 p.m., Misa G. White and Misa F. Wong v. Mrs. N. Castro and Miss T. Gonsalves, 8.30 p.m., Mrs. Torrible and Mrs. Zimmern v. Miss Noronha and Miss Pereira, 9 pm. TENNIS-Colony, Championships,

at H.K.C.C.

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