1941-05-13 — Page 2

PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941,

In the World of Sports

C. G. SILVA FULLY EXTENDED BY

MADAR AT COX'S PATH

Prison Officers Club Score Decisive Win Over Kowloon C.C.: Indians Beat H.K.C.C.

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BY "L. G."

THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE LEAGUE BOWLS PROGRAMME LAST SATURDAY WERE THE MAXIMUM' FIVE POINTS scored by Recrelo "A" Craigengower and Hongkong Cricket Club over their respective opponents. The Prison Officers, last year's Third Division champions, continued in winning vein, beating the fairly strong Kowloon C.C. second string decisively at Stanley.

To prove that their victory over the demoted Police team in the Third Division the week before was no flash in the pan, tha Indian B.C. brought off another win. Their victim on Saturday was the Hongkang Football Club whom they beat by the narrow- est margin in spite of being down on two rinks. The man who “ saved the day for the Indians was S.M. (Sambo) Rumjahn whose ten shot win over P. C. Morgan enabled his team to scramble home by the shortest of noses.

LADIES' DAY AT SKATING

RINK

A "Ladies Day" will be held at the Kowloon Skating Rink, Mong- kok, on Thursday when all ladies will be welcome free of charge. They can also skate free provided they bring their own skates.

There will be a hockey encoun- ter between the Middlesex Regi- ment Corporals and Sergeants) and the hosts for a silver, shield.

Basketball tournament on roller skates, sponsored by the Skating

PRESENTATION

QF TROPHY

KOWLOON CHESS CLUB TO CHINESE COUPLE

PUBLISH MAGAZINE

Remarkable Progress Made

In Junior Tournament

CHESS PLAYERS IN THE COLONY ARE, SOON. TO HAVE THEIR OWN CHESS MAGAZINE, It will be a 52-page booklet, edited by Mr. Karel Weiss, who is receiving the enthusiastle support of a number of leading local chess players.

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"The first issue will boast among its contributors several important names in the local chess world, and the annotated games, to be pýb. Eshed will be representative of some of the best plays seen locally in the past few years.

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Players to be represented in this members of the Kowloon Chess collection of published games will Club.

Rink.. open to schools and or- Miss Joan Armstrong presenting be Sir Henry Pollock, C. M. Se- This will probably start in the pul after the nual on Friday, povich, K. M. A. Barnett, Sgt. V. be determined by the number of Tsul Wai-put is next to his brother. Rush, E Zimmern, R. Weiss, G. S. entries received: The Tournament, -(Sun Ting' Ming).

Coxhead and others.

tt is belleved, will not receive the

the Doubles trophy to Tsui Tan- queira, D. E. de Carvalho, L. Kar-frst week of June and sections will

ganisation, will be held on June 14, when teams will compete for a large silver cup, donated by the Kim Shing Company.

.. Entries close on June 10.

The tournament will be manag- ed and supervised by Mr. K. C. Cheng and Mr. M. P. Tam, respec- tively, while Mr. E. B. Nanak is nine of the first ten the organiser.. heads played to establish a form!- of 20-1. He then dable lead went on to score 34 th Watson's

As compared with the previous Field got off to a dying start and Saturday's only one seven (scored scored in by Bob Duncan against B. Basto), three sevens were registered last week, credit for them going to B. W. Bradbury (C.C.C.) Carlos Silva 9. (Recreto "A") in the First Division and. C. Gowland of the Officers in the Second.

Prison

THIRD DIVISION

SPORTING

FIXTURES

TODAY

B. W. O. F. The following is the latest list of subscriptions received to date

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Mr. Ko Tsok-youm and his bride, formerly Miss Lee Sal- young-(King's Studio).

Topical articles on the game, same support as the Club Cham-FIVE WEDDINGS

AT REGISTRY

took

locally written, are coming in plonships, which commence in Sep- steadily and the editorial commit- tember, but will serve as & good tee consisting of Messrs, K. Weiss, chance for new players to put in

The following marriages Kurzik, C. M. Sequeira and V. V some practica Kolatchoff, will have a fair selec- tion of these to choose from for the the Colony Senior Championship Court, yesterday

Some two or three players from place at the Registry. Supreme for credit of the BW.OF :--"

and a minimum of six from tho Mr. Ma Sum-chal, shroff, of No. Previously acknowledged, $100 first issue. and $700.918.05.

Junior Championship will compete 160 Hennessy Road, third floor," Miss Grace Ezra (Monthly), $15: About a half-dozen master games the Sumpet Tournament and and Miss Leung Pul-ying, of No. Y. A. Hak. 10: Hangkang Rife will be included in the magazine, several newcomers have intimated 85 Bonham Road, ground floor: Association (Shoot in aid of the these to represent the best games that they will enter. Probably

MASTER GAMES

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Mr. Au Wing-ip, salesman of «No.

Another team which made a!. clean sweep playing away was the Hongkong C. C. "in their match WATER-POLO. "Meeting to ar- British Red Cross on Sunday, May of Dr. Emanuel Lasker, Dr. Msome 15 players in all will take the

range fixtures and discuss details 4, 1941), 70; Credit Foncier D'EX-Euwe. R. Reti and other Continent.feld, in which case it will, be ne-2 gin Street, and Miss Hul Siu- «. against Hongkong Electric R.C. at Ming Yuen in the Third Division. J. B. Gilroy. E. S. Abraham and A. Nissim all won for the Club.

CARLOS SILVA EXTENDED Visiting Kowloon C.C., Recreto won by 14 shots. All their skips R. F. Luz and F. were successful. X. (SpuggY) Silva had "matters very much their own way against Teddy Fincher and J. Fraser reson two rinks, collected three points pectively and won quite comfort ably. both skips winning by а margin of six shots each.

The Indian R.G., though down

of

Lounge, Y.M.C.A.)` 6 p.m.

TOMORROW

FOOTBALL.

Council

nett

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of Tournament under auspices treme Orient, 500, E. D. Sassoon

wan, of No. 12 Ching in Terrace; European YMC.A. (West Banking Co. Ltd., 100; 3. Dunal masters, specially selected for cessary to have two divisions, their originality or a novel line off JUNIOR TOURNAMENT

Tam. Mr. Alejandro Sanchez (Monthly), 20; Hale of 1

The past week saw some remark-student, of No. 50 Elgin Stret, first CH.S.S. Badge per Miss Silas, 1:play they introduced. Meeting Sale of 2 CH.S.S. Badge per Mrs. It is also intended to publishable progress in the Colony Junior noor, and Miss Ruth Ma, student. of Hongkong Football Associa Mackintosh, 2; Sale of 1 C.H.S.S. some games from er centres of Championship, and the number of of No. 6 King's Terrace, third door; tion (Association's Office) 535 Badge per Mrs. Chaghs. 1: Sale of chess in the Far East, and it completed games now adds up to

1 C. H. S. 8. p.m

Badge

Mr. Chan Shlu, clerk, of No. 7A per Mrs. hoped that these will be forth-53. There remain to be played 25 1; YM.C.A. Edmondston,

Sale of 1 coming

from Shanghai, Manila, games a good number of which, it ven Chow Street, first floor, and In spite of a 206 lead at the up by Rurajahn and his men

CH.8.S. Badge per Mrs. Larssen. 1 Singapore, Batavia and elsewhere. is hoped, will be played this Tues- Miss Kwan Chul-po, of No.

day and Thursday when the Kow- worigneichong Road: " 13th head, Carlos Silva's rink were which carried the day for the In-TENNIS Entries close for Euro-Sale of Postal Labels, 40: LEN The magazine will probably be a loon

meets Chess Club

out of the maximum five against the Hongkong Football Club, who won two points for their two rink wins, It was the fine display put SWIMMING.-European

only two shots up at the end ofdian R.C

the game. This was due to Tom-

Madar made an unsuccessful

my Madar making a great effort debut as skip, losing to C. F. Need-

to stave off defeat towards the ham by five shots. latter part of the game, but he just falled to do it.

33-SHOT VICTORY

The biggest margin of win läst Saturday was Craigengower's 33 shot victory over Kowloon Docks at the Valley. All C.C.C. skips won. B. W. Bradbury was 12-6 down to J. Kempton at the 9th head, but a

a Ave and a seven. brace cf fours. saw him forging ahead to a 33-19 win over his opponent.

Charlie Rosselet had the credit win in the of the biggest rink C.C.C. camp. He beat T. Coleman. who was allowed to score on only six heads; by 29-9.

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SLIGHT EDGE

Kowloon Bowling Green "A" team had only a slight edge over their "B" team, the former win. ping by the comparatively narrow margin of six shots.

For the second week in succes- slon Bob Duncan was again the

"B only winning skip for the team which has now scored two points under the new system of scoring solely as the result of his two rink, wins, against B. Basto the Saturday before and against H. Sheriff last week.

SECOND DIVISION

PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY

The following are the League Axture for this Saturday:-

FIRST DIVISION,

RECREIO "A" v. Police R. C.. CRAIGENGOWER v. K. C: C. Civil Service C.C. v. RECREIO

Indian R. C. v. KOWLOON

BOWLING GREEN "A" Kowloon Dock R. C. V. KOW-

LOON BOWLING GREEN "B"

SECOND DIVISION

Recrelo v PRISON OFFICERS

CLUB Hongkong C. C. V. KOWLOON

TONG R. C.

K. c. C. v. KOWLOON

BALL CLUB

FOOT-

First Gala ("Y" pool) 9 p.m.

pean YMCA Tennis Handicap

Singles (6 p.m.).

Y.M.C.A. GALA

The European YM.C.A. will open their swimming season tomorroW

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Mr. Fung King tong, broker, of No. 165 Johnston Road, and Miss Lo Sau-ye, of No.125 Fa Yuen

P. W. D. L Pts. Street.

7 1 1 711 5 3 3 61

H.K.E.R.C. RINKS

Ryan (Monthly), 15 may bi-annual affair, though if it meets Peninsula Hotel (Monthly) 20: A. M. Kennedy with adequate support from the Montlly), 30. "Total, $701,804.45;

loçal chess public, it may be pos- jaible to have more than two issues per year. A meeting of the Com- mittee of the Kowloon Chess Club A. Y Biriukoff 9 and elected the editorial commit-Un Kwal-yung 9

To Yu-lau Itee.

J. Tausz

at the

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TABLE TO DATE

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The following have been selected

night when they will hold their to represent HK. Electric in the recently approved its publication A. Kurrik

first gain at 9pm.

A programme of eight events has been arranged.

There will also be a friendly water-polo match between the home team and Middlesex.

ANNOUNCEMET

& 0 3 6 The forthcoming marriage of ནྰ་』 2 6 Mr. Wong Tong-leung, merchant,

3 5 of No. 11 Shelley Street, and Miss 2 5 Ho Pik-chun, of the same address.

was announced yesterday.

Lawn Bowls League match against the Police Recreation Club On Saturday. E. Macfarlane, R. F. · SUMMER TOURNAMENT"

R. C. Danenberg 8 4 Gregory, J., F. Barron, L. de Rome With the Colony Junior Chess J. Gretalda (skip); R. A. Owens, E. L. Groome, Championship Tournament to its V. Kolatchoff 9 3 2 4 4 A G. Gardner, A. F. Paul (skip); closing weeks, discussion has com- E. M. Petrove..

the possibility of awm. Lee A. P. Tarbuck, J. R. Way, C. E Ga-menced on

63 i 0 3 0 summer practice tournament for a. C. Gardner 5 1 0 4 1 3.H., d'Almeida 9 1 0 8 1 A. Morton

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WOMAN TAKES hagan, J. K. Sloan (skip).

OFF CLOTHES

Following a recent report, of al

woman stripping alt her clothes a CONDITIONS ON HAINAN

Kennedy Town a similar act was performed in the Central distrikt on Sunday morning at the Junc ition of Des Voeux Road Central

and Ice House Street.

Talkoo R. C. v. CRAIGENGOWER Woman,

THIRD DIVISION Craigengower v. INDIAN R. C. KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN 1.

Kowloon F. C. HONGKONG F. C. v. Recreio POLICE R.C. v. Hongkong Elec-

tric R.C.

BICYCLE RACE

ENTRIES

ISLAND TOLD

Conditions on Hainan Island, Chita's largest insular possession south of Kwangtung, which is about the size of Switzerland with over 4,000,000 inhabitants, since its occupation by the Japanese in her February, 1939, were recounted by MR, FENG WEI-HSIEN, Hainan Is- land member of the Kwangtong Provincial People's Political Council, who arrived in Hongkong recently.

A Well-dressed young, Chinese

after

discarding clothes approached the first man hurled a torrent of abuse and ae cused him of desertion

DIVORCE PETITION

ADJOURNED

are.

While th, coastal regions on the ments on a wartime basis has been She was eventually persuaded by a Isiand were successively occupied made. To eliminate undesirable. woman to put on her clothes and by the Japanese after their land- elements. the Pao Chia System was led away.

ing in Ktungchow. Hainan's capital, (mutual guarantee system) has on February 10, 1939. Mr. Feng said, been instituted..

Graft and corruption have been the vast mountainous and jungle- covered interior still remains in strictly suppressed.. Able-bodied Chinese hands.

men have been given rigorous nili. There, the main Chinese forces tary training while women Hearing of a petition for divorce, "No team in the Second Division

on the ground of adultery, was under Garrison Commander Was taught to do various wartime ser continued before the Chief Justice.I have withdrawn, and later with vices. Wartime education has been scored maximum points last week,

the arrival of General Wu Tao-nan, introduced, the nearest being both Kowloon

Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Up to date; 52 entries from 20

Control of foodstuffs has been Tong's and Cralgengomer's 4.

Bupreme Court yesterday when a Political Commissioner and com points each against Recreio and schools have been received for the further adjournment to this morn-currently Commander of Peace. Pre-instituted while increase of pro- Hongkong Football

granted as his Lordship rvation, and General Wen Nal-ductions is encouraged, Soldiers are Club respec-inter:school 25-mile bicycle race,

sponsored by the Chinese YMCA, was

wu, Deputy Commander, have ordered to help in ploughing and tively.

warfare against the invaders.

It is estimated that during the home by 27 shots; they won on race is not yet fixed..

The petitioner was Maria Fer-

For the past two years, the Chi past two odd years, more than 100,-* two rinks and drew on the third. Among the schools who have en-

are La Salle, St. Joseph's, nanda Ribeiro Cabral de Carvalho nese partisans have played many a 000 civilians have fallen victims to tered "Hope" Kew with the help of a five and three threes was never in Pul Ching, Nam Wah College, Dio- and the respondent was Eduardo hide-and-seek game with the Ja- Japanese attacks, 500,000 rendered panese, exacting a heavy toll of homeless and destitute, while an danger of losing his game against cesan Boys Bchool, Milton Insti- Henrique Cabral de Carvalho.

Mr. Percy Chen, Instructed by lives from them. Japanese "mup-addition of 100,000 have been fore- J. A. Remedios whom he eventual-tute. Canton University.

W. Y. Sandberg, of La Salle, Mr. M. A. da Silva, represented the ping-up" operations have thus fared to flee the island. Civillan ly beat by the fairly large margin of 16 shots. J. L. Stevens was 11. College, is the only foreign com- petitioner, while the respondent proved inaffective and futile. With houses reduced to a shambles num- was neither present nor was he re- the exception of bombing raids and bered more than 200,000. Aside presented

sporadic attacks with small units, from war rayages, pestilence has the Japanese now seldom stage claimed many lives.

BELIEF FOR VICTIMS

Kowloon Tong beat Recreio at Kowloon, though the date for the was not satisfied as to the question established their base of guerilla reclaiming uncultivated land

shots to the good against J. R. Soares and W. J. Howard tied the

score

petitor.

at 21-all against OP "Whirl Away" Wins

Preakness Stakes

Remedios, thanks to a four on the last head.

Playing against their neigi

of domicile

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Chinese.

CHUNGKING EXODUS large-scale offensive against the

ORDERED BY GOVT, NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuter) CHUNGKING, May 12 (Central)—

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ADAMSON CUP

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POLICE REPORTS

Dr. T. N. Wong, residing at No. 244, Nathan Road, first floor, has reported the theft of money and jewellery to the total value of $139, on Sunday.

Mr. B. J. L. Rapley, of. No. 32. Mody Road, has reported that, on The Adamson Cup competition Sunday, while driving along Castle (May qualifying round), of the Peak Road, he knocked down a Royal Hongkong Golf Club played 14-year-old girl, Ho Man-hol, near at Happy Valley resulted in a tle Tsun Wan. between J. M. Thomson (77-863) and M. A. Cairns (86-1888).

MCCALLUM'S

Positive relief is being adminis PERFECTION

BUILDING BASES Apparently in preparation for tered to the victims under the

bours, the Hongkong Football Club, Mr. Warren Wright's Whirl Away In view of repeated Japanese air their much-heralded southward ex-direction of General Wu Tao-nan, COTS WHISKY

in an away 'match, Craigengower won by 13 shots and scored 4 winner of the Kentucky Derby the raids since the arrival of the May panaton, the Japanese have lately Refugee camps, reclamation cen- Dolnta; W. H. Randall and Tominy previous week-end, won the valu bombing season the Chungking been busy building naval bases, tres and handicrafts, workshops Lock won for the visitors, but M. able Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, government authorities have again fortresses, oil depots and airfields have been established in several J. Medina and W. MacFarlane Baltimore, beating King Cole by ordered people whose presence in along the coast. More than $0.000 places taking care of a large num shared the point as the result of five lengths with Our Boots two the wartime capital is non-essen- men have been massed there to ber of destitutes.

The Kwangtang Provinciai Rellet length behind third.

tlay to leave immediately. The undergo rigorous training under their tle.

Commission has appropriated The biggest rink win for the Whirl Away ridden by Eddie police and gendarmerie have been tropical conditions.

of Blenheim. instructed to make a house-to- Much progress in politics $100,000 for relief. The amount. afternoon went to the credit of W.Arcaro, is the son V. Field who beat J. A. Watson by English Derby winner in 1930, and house check up and order those administration in Hainan following however, is far from being adequate permits to the arrival of General Wu Tao-nan in view of the huge number of no fewer than 25 shots in the Tal-covered the Pimlico course of nine without domicile koo R. C.-Kowloon Football Club furlongs in one minute and 58.4/5 evacuate by the next boat or was seen by Mr. Feng, A thorough refugees and appeals for further

bus.

going reform of the local govern-allocations have been made. Becond Division, match at Taikoo. seconds.

DUM CALLUMI EDINBURGH

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