1941-06-16 — Page 1

PAGE 2-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1941.

In the World of Sports &

CHAMPIONS BEATEN ON KIM SHING CUP

OWN GREEN BY INDIANS

Redoubtable R. F. Luz Badly

Trounced By Dallah

Despite Friday's heavy rain and the drizzle on Satur- day morning, five lawn bowls league matches were played off on Saturday afternoon, a major upset being provided when Indian Recreation Club, visiting King's Park, beat the Champlons, Club de Recreio "A"

It was Recreio's second defeat of the season and third Recreio lost also in Second and Third loss in 52 games. Division, Craigengower displacing K.F.C. in the Second Di- vision League table and K.B.G.C. moving to 2 points ahead of IRC. in Third Division.

Sixes were recorded by M. T. Lock Skip: 26, J. Xavier, M. A Lammert, W. K. R. Abbas against Carlos Silva, Baptista, L E

Way (Skip 23. Total 70. and

Carvalho

A by M. against A. M. Wahab.

Scores were

FIRST DIVISION

CHAMPIONS LOSE

R. TONG LEADING

home Kowloon Tong. the At team were leading Talkie Club on all three rinks in Second Division when rain caused a definite post ponement after several minor in- Terruptions.

At King's Park. Indian Recrea

K. Tong: H. Gitting, W. M. tion Club beat Club de Recreto. "A" by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggre tins, A. E. H. Castru, W. J. Howard Skip 5; A. Spary, T. K. Lim. J. N. gate (4 pts. AG 1).

Wong. J. L Stephens (Skip) : H A. Castro, 7. Tang, A. Madar, A. J Kew ekip: 6 Total 17.

Recreio "A"---Joc Luz, C. E Marques. J E Noronpa. C. G. Allva (Skip) 22; F. X. Soares, C. Raza Pereira. F. V V. Ribeiro. R F Luz

Skip 11 F. Xavier. C

L

Alves. va. H A

Total 58.

K. MJ. Nimmo. D. Coull. F. Hillon, J. C, LR.C. A K. Suhad, Rumjahn A M. Rumjahn, M. R. Chalmers Skip) 4.

(8klp) 25.

Talkoo:A. MacArthur, W. Cun Mningham, T. F. Stainton, J. A.Wat- F X Stiva Son 18kip) 1; W McKie, S. J. Pal lock, H. Main, W. Melrose (Skip) 3

Abbas (8kip) 25; D. M. Khan, S. Yusuf, AH Rumjahn. A. R Dallan (Skip) 32; J. Hoosen, U. A. Rum. Jahn, AR Minu. A K. Minu (Skip) 15. Total 72

ROWLING GREEN UP

At Cox's Road, Kowloon Bowling Green Club "A" beat Kowloon Cricket Club by 2 rinks to I and on aggregate 4 pts to

Total 8

THIRD DIVISION

K.B.G.C. WIN

At Austin Road, Kowloon Bowl ing Green Club beat Hongkong Cricket Club by Z rinks to 1 and on aggregate (4 pis to 1

K.B.G.C.-S. C

W.

Walker :

Eiphick, L A Jordan. K. C. Hamil ton Skip 27; C. E Langley. Sir K.C.C.-A. E. Perry, L. Jack, W A MacGregor, E. V. Searle (Skip Mulcahy. E. C. Fincher (Skip) 13; 13; J. S. Dinner, A. Bower, A. E P. Guest, W. W. Parsons, N. Thompson Bebbington. T. A Madar (Skip) 16:1 Total 50.-

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BASKETBALL

Open Rinks Results

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NED TARLETON SMART TURN-OUT OF NEW CHALLENGED A.R.P. UNIT ON SATURDAY

atıd

LONDON, June 15 (Reuter)--- At Kowloon Football Club yes- A challenge for on

his British terday, 8. A. Gray, E. Curtis. A. W. Empire featherweight title tus Smith and E. C. Fincher (skip) been sent Ned Tarleton on behalf beat 8. R. Soling. F. K. Modi, D.

of Tommy Smith. Sunderland Randall A. Rozario and H. W

boxer who beat the champion

In the opener of the "Kim Shing Cup" basketbal competition roller-skates, played on Saturday night at the Kowloon Skating Rink, the Green and White quintette, firm favourites for the trophy, trounced the Kowloon Skating Rink by 39 to 16, afer leading 15-9 at the in- Verval.

Following were the scorers. "Green and White" Leung Lam (8), Ko Chi (28). Ho Ying

1 and Au Ping (2)

Kowloon Skating Rink:-E N. Lim-kui (4) Chan Nanak (4), Chan Plu-kam (2), Chan Kwok leung (2), Fling Chack-hung (2) and Tam Man pui (2)

U.S.S. MINDANAO TROUNCE R.E.

Royal Engineers went down to 8. S. Mindanao to the tune of 12 to one when these two teams clashed in a Baseball League game on Saturday.

In the other game, Chung Wah just managed to nuse out South China by the odd tally in eleven. after the game had gone all the Way for nine innings,

The scores were;

Royal Engineers Mindanao

Chung Wah

South China

(skip 19-18.

in

an overweight match this year,

At Club de Recreio, T. W. Carr, H. HI Hose, N. J. Bebbington and though he lost in 1940 when Tar G. H Sherrif skip best C. Rleton defended his title.

Buggested venue 18 Newcastle Logan. W. Witamson, E. M. Re- medios and C. S. M Thom (skip) but it is understood, the Liverpool promoter. Johnny Beal, would like A. Lapsley, R. Lapsley. 3r.. R.to stage the fight in the open Lapsley and E. Kern skip beat A. air at a football ground in Liver- Shepperd, T. Seddon, M E Purvis pool

22-18

.

The Hongkong Air Rai Precautions Despatch Corps- an organisation of the Colony's youths for the purpose of carrying messages at a time of emergency-made its first public appearance when some 600 members of the corps paraded at St. John's Place, Garden Road, for inspection by Deputy Director of A.R.P., Mr. B. H. Puckle, deputising for Wing-Commander A. H. Steele-Perkins, the Director, who was indisposed.

The parade was under the The Director of Air Raid Precau- Wing-Commander Stecie- command of Mr. K. W. Sin, tous. Divisional Warden of the Perkins, is not allowed by his doc- tor to attend this parade, and ne has asked me to Buy how dis- Corps.

Mr. Puckle, accompanied by Mr. appointed he is to be unable to M. L. Beavan, A.R.P. Training

inspect you this afternoon, Officer, was met on his arrival by how much

and W. C. Simmonds (skip). 19-18. Tarleton is interested in the

At Kowloon Bowling Green Club challenge which was accompanied Mr. F. H. Chan, Acting Head Com-forward to this occasion

A. M. Omar, K M. Omar, B. W. Bradbury and U. M. Omar (skip beat F. A. Machado, C. M. Silva, R. F. Luz and F X da Silva (skip: 21-18.

W. Melrose, R. Main. J. A. Wat son and J. C. Chalmers (skip beat M. B D. Evans. C. H. Fuller. R Ogden and W. V. Field (skip)) 22-12

At Kowloon Cricket Club. L. J. Silva A. M. Rodrigues, F V V. Ribeiro and H. A. Alves (skip) beat F. Nolan: A Jillot, J. McCutcheon and C. Gowland skip) 28-19.

At Kowloon Docks, W. L. Walker, J. C G J McKelvie and A. M Holland skip) beat C. Vas. O, P Remedics, J. C. Remedios and E. 4 da Souza (skip) 25-22.

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World Heavyweight"||

Title Fight

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he has been looking

I am pleased that I shail able to give him such a favourable

your

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be

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munications Warden of the Corps. and Major C. Champkin. R.A Assistant Scout Commissioner.

After the Corps was inspected by report of Mr. Puckle, there was B tug-of-Parade, and of the fine material war between Eastern, winner of with which he has to work.

i am glad to see such a good Hongkong, and Tsimtsatsul, win- NEW YORK, June 15 Reuter) ner of Kowloon,

This was won by turn-out this afternoon, Joe Louls will defend his World the former team which was pre congratulate all ranks on this dis- Heavyweight boxing title for the sented with the challenge cup by play of service to the public but 18th time on Wednesday, June 18. Mr. Puckle. Each member of the your members are less than one- Unlike many previous fights. it two teams. was also presented with third of the number we require o bring the Despatch Coras un to now seems he has a worthy chal-¦ a medal.

those present at the strength lenger in Billy Conn, from Pitta-

the Hon. Dr. P. 8. It is satisfactory. however, to burg, who first achieved tame s parade were a lightweight

Selwyn-Clarke, the Hon. Mr. J. P. know that many more volunteers Mr. have come forward recently and Pennefather-Evans, the Hon W. N. Thomas Tam, Mr. C. G. are already undergoing Sullia, A.R.P. Divisional Wardens May I appeal to every one of you to help in increasing your nuhi- friends bers by persuading your

Conn reports he now weigns 13 stone, and Louis Is expected to

scale 14 stone 4 De

L. Sykes, WMcNett, R. Duncan 4 and A. J. Hall (skip beat L' A.

Gutierrez, F. A Xavier. J. A. Re-champion a hard battle. medios and M. A. Carvalho (skip)

It is expected Cann will give the

SWIMMING GALA 30-12- 11.K. RESULTS

PROGRAMME

in

Following is the list of forth- coming swimming galas to be held at the European Y. M. C. A. aid of the Braber Fund June 28, 9 pm. Hongkong Univer

Bity v. Y. M. CA June 30, 9pm. Inter Government

Department Gala, July 12 9 pm: V. A. D. Nurses' Gala and A. N. 8. Nurses,

At Cv Service C.C.-W. E. Webber, W. C. Higgs, S. H. Marvin Hill skip beat J S. and P. N. Riddell, J. R McWalter, J. C. Alt ken and W Mair (skip by t shots to 18

Louse has usually started Cham- plunship fights with odds of any thing up to 10 to 1, but this time the odas are only 9 to 1.

ATHLETIC ASSCN.

FOR COLONY?

Among

and Scouters.

BIRTH OF DESPÀTCH CORPS Mr. Chan Fook-hong s�--

training.

to Jaln It is a matter of simple

that if each of you Out of the idea of a Despatch arithmetic Corps was born that world-wide would bring in twò new recruits organisation known as the Buy tomorrow the Corps would be up Scout Movement; and now. here to strength,

in Hongkong, paravonicady, the Boy Scouts Association, is running A Despatch Corps.

IMPORTANT WORK

You are all young but your work will he extremely important and

It was in the year 1900, during It is the intention of start regular

the Boer War. that, u colonel exercises in the near future. I

fighting feel I can rely upon you to turn

At Craigengoer CC-W_Naet.

A decision to call a meeting or named Baden-Powell, A. Eastman. T. Fergusson and Wall clubs to discuss the formation against creat odds, conceived the out for these exercises as that is of an Athletic Association was Idea of organising boys to relieve the only way in which you can Simpson (skip) beat J. Gellatly. V

S. Ebbage. 4. F. McGowan and M. agreed upon by the Athletic Sec- his hard-pressed men. At the really prepare yourselves for the N. Rakusen (skip) by 24 shots to tion of the European Y.M.C.A. pro- conclusion of the war he decided work you will have to do and get

of to develop the idea. vided approval of the Board

With that a thorough knowledge of the Dis- R. Basa. A. E, Coates, J. S. Lan

and in view he ran a camp for 20tricts in which you will operate. Directors is forthcoming. dolt and C. S Rosselet (skip) beat

The Director has asked me This was decided

a boys at Brownsea Istand in Eng- upon at

13.

shots to 10,

v Y. M.

Wallis Skip 19.Jnly 28. 9 p.m. Y. M. C. A. Mem-

bers' Gala HK.C.C.-L. E. N Ryan HF

Aug. 9, 8.30 p.m. Y. M. C. A. N. n. Lloyd, A, W. Ramsey, G. E

Combined Services Taylor, J. Fraser (Skip) 18, Total Shields, A. S. Mitchell, A. McKellar

(8kipi 11; H. H. Beddow, P. Mor Aug. 16, 9 p.m. V. R. C

C. A K.B.G.C. "A":-G. Deacon, Erison, P. A Cox, E S. Auraham Levett, W. L. Walker, A. M. Holland (Skip 21; D. J. Valentine, R. 8. Aug. 30, 8 pm. Y. M. CA

bers' Gala. (Skip) 7: L. Sykes, A Hyde-Lay. Shrigley, E 8. Doughty. P. & Cas

Total 44. H. Drew, J. McKelvi (Skip) 17 R sidy (Skip) 12. P. Phillips. H. Lockhart, H. White.

RECREIO LOSE A J, Hall (Skip) 17. Tolał 61.

Indlan

SECOND DIVISION

SWEEP FOR C.C.C.

At King's Park, Craigengewer Cricket Club beat Club de Recreio

At gookunpoo,

Recrea- tion Club beat Club de Recreio on all three rinks 15 pts, to 0).

I.R.C.-B. el Arculli, A. S Sut had. A. H. Madar, A. M. Wahab (8kip) 21; M. B. Hassan, J. M. A Rumjahn. A. G. Sufflad, A. O. Ma Adar (Skin) 19: M A Wahab, M.

Hassan, M. U. Razack, S. M. Rum jahn (Skip) 21. Total #1.

on all rinks (5 pts to 0).

Pereira. Kocrelo:A. P.

F Xavier, J. A. Remedios, C C. Pereira (Skip) 11; L. A. Rozarlo, F. J. Marques. C. A. Lopes, J. R. Soares (Skip) 17; A. J. Osmund, E L. Barros A V. Barros, O P Remedios (Skip 14 Total 42

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Recreio F. P. Sequeira, H. M. Xavier, A. F Noronha, M. Carvalho

Mem

CHARITY GALA

activities of

to

J. R..Xavier. M. A. Baptista, Y. A. V

Razack and W. Ward (skip) by 23 meeting held on Friday to discuss land, and that was the humble say that he has recently read the

the season's

the beginning of the Scout Movement 'Chief Scout's annual report and which embraces nearly a million, that he was very much impressed adherents all over the world. by the gallantry shewn by scouts Their motto "Be Prepared" was of all nations since war waz let chosen for them by their late be- loose upon the world. We all hope

Baden-Powell, that war loved chief, Lord

Will not touch this and was, so to speak, the result Colony, but if it does, The 4th Summer Series of the of his bitter experience in the Boer every confidence that

A meeting of clue representa- tives will be held at Victoria Recreation Club on Tuesday discuss the final arrangements

and the programme for the forth- coming charity swimming gala between Combined V.R.C. and European Y.M.C.A. and Combined Chinese Clubs.

At Hongkong Football Club:w Athletic Section. McLeod. W. B. Harris, W S Dall and J. Shepherd (skip) beat C Gough, J. Hayward, A. Soutar and Pit (skip) by 24 shots to 15.

C. Woodcock. V Atienza, C Dowman and V. Chittenden (skip)

SUMMER SERIES YACHTING

beat K. M. Rumjahn, 6. Yusuf. U Royal Hongkong Yacht Club sall-War. A. Ramjehn and S. M. Rumjahned on Saturday resulted as follows:

skip by 31 shots to 19.

At Police Recreation Club:-E L.

emer-

he has you wili worthily uphold the traditions 01

You will be pleased I know to

of We now have war in three con- the Boy Scouts movement. Finished Pos. Pts. Hnents, and no one can tell when which some of you are members, The and to which the rest of you are True Blue,. All ..... 4.24.63 1 10 Hongkong may be involved.

Boy Scouts Association is doing its so closely attache Strange, 8. H. Strange, C. Strange | (L. Garner).

B 2 4.28.19 and H. E. Strange (skip) beat F. Artemis, A4

part in preparing for an gendy. X. Delgado, A. Kitchell, C. W. Lam G. G. Woody and N. P. Karanjia (skip) by 26 Redshank, AÏD 4.28.33 shols to 19.

Miss P. T. Pritchard).

4.29.50 4 Joss, AB

(Skip) 19; G. A. Pinna, A. A. Roza, Y.1.C.A Water-Polo beat W. E. MacFarlane. J.

E. A. R. Alves, M. Mendonca (Skip)

C.C.C.; M. Roza, A. Kitchell, W. 12: E. Cunha, F. K. Monteiro, M. Ward. H. W. Kandall (Skip) 21: AF. Pinna, P. Yvanovich (Skip) 20. Teams A. Razack, 9. Solina, E. Zimmern, Total 51

BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

Recrelo "A"

Craigengower

Indian RC.

FIRST DIVISION

Signals

Tournament

5th Regt.

táiddx "A"

Navy "A"

R. Scota A'

P. D. Crawley, E. Kirmon, J. Hempsey and W. J. Burling (skip) (P. Belton . M. La Linda, A18 Thomson, J., D. Thomson and W. (C. C. Blake). MacFarlane (skip) by 20 shots to | Arik, Al

19.

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts.

6 6 0 0 31

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Euro Y.M. CA.

6 5 10 29 9 10

5 4 1 0 21 10 &

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H. W. Browne).

SPORTING FIXTURES

TODAY.

TENNIS. First Division: I.R.C.

C.R.C.. H.K.C.C. v. C.D.R., K.C.C.

9. H.K.UTC,

It has organised a Des-hear that the issue of uniforms 6 patch Corps on the same lines as is now approved, and I have no

the one which had helped to win doubt that on the occasion of the will have We next inspection you the South African campaign

are all inembers of that Despatch every reason to be proud of your 3 Corps. Let us make it an effi- appearance.

cient and well-organised unit, s 2that if the worst comes tomorrow

we shall all "Be Prepared."

FIRST APPEARANCE

Finally, I wish to congratulate those members of the Despatch Corps who are shortly to be ap- pointed Acting Senior Communt-

Mr. Puckle, addressing the Corps cations Wardens. Their names will ·

Wing-Comdr be read

in the absence of

Stecle-Perkins, sald:-

to you by Acting Head- Communications Warden Chan in

I feel is a great honour to se his translation of my speech, and 7.15 p.m.. Royal Scots "B" v. 985th privileged to inspect the ARP1 feel sure they will prove them- Battery, R.A. ("y" pool), 7.45 Despatch Corps on the occasion of selves worthy of the trust Imposed

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TOMORROW

TENNIS. ~~ Second Division: C.R.C. V. K.C.C., K.T.Q.C.A. v. 0,3,0,0., B.CAA. v. ASTO.

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Allen - Signals

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SECOND DIVISION

Kowloon C.C.

Talkoo

Hongkong C.C.

Kowloon B.G.C.

Indian R.C.

Craleengower

Kowloon F.C. Hongkong F.C.

Police R.C.

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Hongkong Electria,

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Bindon-Middx, "A"

McDonald 0.8.U.

Pau) Navy "A" May

YM,O.A.

SCOTTISH SOCCER RESULTS

LONDON, June-15 (Reuter)The following were the results of matches played on Saturday in tho Beottian Football Baminer Cup:

Albion Rovers 1. Thite Lansik | 14: Olyde 9, Greenock Morton 1; Dumbarton 3, Motherwell 0: Clas gow. Hangers 3, Falkirk 1: Hamil ton Academicals 4 Airdrieontana 2: Hibernian 0, Celtic 1; Queen's Park: 8, Heart, of. Midloéhlans. 15. BL. Mirron 3, Patrick Thialžanka

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WATER-POLO, — Royal Corps' of

'Signals v. Navý "A"

pool), 7.16 p.m.,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16

(Army

(2)

TENNIS. —Third Division; C.R.C

Y. KITO., A.TO. v. C.R.O. K.T.G.CA. V. K.G.C., ORC VIR.C., HK.UTC. v. B.C.A.A. THURSDAY, JUNE 19 TENNIS, Fourth Division: AT.O:

JR.C., v. FC., OBA V. BOR.C. (2), IRON, CRC.

BOWLS.-Frat Division, Recreio "A" v. Civil Service, In- dith RC. v. Craigengower, Kow- Jooh B.G.C. "B" v. Kowloon C.C., Kowloon B.G.C. "A" v. Police R. O., Kowloon Docks R.C. v. Re- Brely "B" Second Division: Kow-

their first appearance in phone, on them

May T thank you on behair or but I regret the circumstances that have brought this about, the Director and myself for your

atendance here this afternoon.

PROMOTIONS:

New Skating

Rink Opened

logh C.C.. v. Kowloon Tong, Tai- At H. Valley

kob R.C. v. Prison O.C. Third

The following members of the Despatch Corps were promoted to be Acting Benior Communications Wardens:

Hongkong Ip Man-kul, Cheung Kwok-tang. Andrew Chan-wing, Khan Shau-ahun, Les Kwan-blu,

Division; Hongkong FC, v. Cral- Now facilities for akaing eng Yan-ying, Tsang Po-tong, gengawer, Police R.C. v. Kowloon thusiasts are provided with the Chan But-yue, Man Ka-yau and B.G.C., Hongkong C,C. v. Kowloon opening yesterday of another Chan Chun-ying.

SUNDAY, JUNE 22

FC. Hongkong Electric v. In-skating rink the China Skating Kowloon-onel J Vas, Tsang dian R.O.

Rink-altuated in the old site of Kwok-hin, Leung Po-man, Chan WATER-POLO. —- 8th Coastal Regt, the Dragon Garage, Wongue- Wan-kiu, Arthur Cheung Chan Chun-sing, Hon-cheung, **Law RA, V. 965th Battery, RA, (Army chong Road,

The opening ceremony was per-Marcus Ng and George N Wong pool), 12 noon.

tormed by Madame T.F. Tal wife Pak-fal

Major Champkin, Deputy Scouts. Commiary: inld" 10" regret it: 0.0, RC (v. 8.C.AA., WATER-POLO-th Coastal Regt, of the Chinese Foreign Office re-

RA. v. Navy "O" (Navy pool), Presentative in Hopakoga

The new rink is the largest in very much that Wing-Commander 11 am.: 985th Battery. RA V.

door akating rink in the Colony. Btacle-Perkins could not be present 30th Battery, R.A. (Navy ppol), 11.39 a.m.; Bth A.A. Regt. R.A. Vessing a floor space of some due to Indspation and wished outdoor space (to be construct | Continuing, he said I am sure Middlesex pool) 11 20,000 square feet and another him a spoedy recovery. am; muropean YMCA. V. - of some 5,000 square foot you will wish me to thank the

·diesex "B" ("y" poot), 11.80 a.m.;

...daution for his pumplimentary | 1,000. pernotta, Navy 1 v. Royal Scots capable of accommodating at least Deputy Director of Air Raid Pre- reting room and a soda four turnout this (Army, popl), 11 am Hoyal Bona "B" v. Combined. Sma!!

sin areater to fee trialnded, in fufternoon and to manure him on Units (Army Fool), 11:30 ani,

12 Corvinnut Page » Col, 1– 1 the bulonge

WATER-POLO. — Navy "A" v. "B" |

(Navy pool), pm, European YMCA. v, Navy "C" (Navy poot), 0.30 p.m., Middlesex "A", Royal Scots, "A" Carmy, pool), 7:15 bat; Combined Small Unita v 30th Battery, IA (Army 'pool), 44. am. Hnyal, Claznu of Bignals. v. h AL Beat, RIAL (PV? pool),