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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1941.

In the World of Sports

POLICE RESERVE TEAM FAVOURITE

TEAM | FAVOURITE | Craigengower Surprisingly

LEAD IN RIFLE SHOOT

THE HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE TRAM are now six poipts ahead of the field in the HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION'S result of the defeat of Police "A.” MINIATURE RIFLE LEAGUE as 3 their nearest rivals. by Rajput "A."

In Seemd Division, RE Stonecutters have not been beaten ever match in holding first place with a se matches and are now hud They have yet to shoot against their nearest rivals, Royal Scots "" Co B and Police B

Royal Air Force have regalad Aperture the leadership of Sight League by making the sen

392 vite 2nd 14th Son & Freerd score al them a nargin of six points in the aggregate over Polic

whom the3

1 wie before the end of the season [RS Q

Tassies have been retarned

by W 0 Trlson RAF and 2011 P. ANI PH Thong HKPR

Pull results are as follows

HIGHEST SCORES

94294 10

FAILS IN

ST. LEGER

Defeated By Indian R.C.

Craigengower Cricket Club, who have already won the First Division Lawn Bowls League title for the season, were surprisingly upset by the Indian Recreation Club of sult of the St. Leger, ran at Man Saturday and lost by 34 shots. chester yesterday, was as follows:-

LONDON, Sept. T (Reuter--Re-

Sun Castle (Bridgland) a! 10 to 1.

A. K. Minu trounced J S. Landolt 33-5 and M. R Abbas beat B. W. Bradbury 29-12 to contribute to the Chateau La Rose Jones) at respectable winning margin. Only U. M. Omar managed to keep a point for Cralgengower, defeating A. R. Dallah 22-11 to win the premier League skips' title for the year. Dancing Time (Beary at 25

repeating & feat be performed in 1936 and 1937. 1 }

A J There

Cuelho. L. CR were 16

Owen starters.

Razack. Two games only were played on of the Saturday Judor (Nevett), winner

dwe to the Inanning Souza, J. S Landolt is) â. J. Leon- Derby, which was made favourite exercises Police Recreation Club ard, W. J Penny. W. Ward. B. W.

Bradbury (s) 12 Total 39 for the St Leger in the call over being upset by Cralgengower ini a on Friday, at 9 to 2 offered. 5 to 1 | Third Division game

THIRD DIVISION taken. failed to place Mazarin

Bartiam, another greatly fancied pony at 13 to 2 taken and offered,! also disappointed.

This was the first time the St

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Scores were :

FIRST DIVISION

CRAIGENGOWER UPSET

At Bookunpoo. Indian Recrea

ger was run siner the outbreaktion Club beat Cralgengower Cric-

at the War, the 1939 and 1940

vents having been cancelled

CLEAR OF FIELD

ket Club by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggregate 14 points to t in First Division

I.R.C

POLICE LOSE

At C.C.C., Craigengower Cricket Club beat Pulice Recreation Club

by 2 rinks to 1 and on aggregate 4 points to in Third Division.

A. E S. C.C.C.- Sur-wing. Alves. F. X. Delgado, L. E Lam- mert is 20 W Hong Sling. W J A Kunjahn. A K Curd, CW. Lam E. S. Franks (5) Devonian was clear of the eld

Isma J Hosch, A. R Daliah ist 13: F. Lee, R. K. Pavri. PK Modt. at the hall-mile but Mazarin took

Total 60. G. B. Ladd +8) 27 the lead on entering the straight. 11 DM Khan, S Yusul, A H

Police:A. Soutar. W M Smith. Mazarin still held the command Runjahn. A K Minus) 33. A K two Furlongs from

then Suffiad M B. Hassan, S M Runi-J. Orem, J. Macdonald 1 15: 3

S Total Hayward, J. Riddell, F Nolan Chateau La Rose went to the front Jahn. MR Abbas 8 29

J. C. Aitken s 19 L. Pennell A 73 just below the distance and

J Johnson. F Channing. A by Sun immediately challenged

Total 52 Carry (8) 18 Castle and Dancing Time in а Rreat Anish with Sun Castle just forging ahead

home.

was

Sun Castle was trained by Capt. Boyd Rochfort at New Market and covered the one mile and six fur-

longs curse in three minutes 42:5 ¡ secs.

Mazarin

fourth. Watch

Tower Afth, Orthodox sixth and

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AM Omar. K M Omar R Basa. U M Omar ( 22: A A.

BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

FIRST DIVISION

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APERTURE SIGHTS

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SPORTING FIXTURES

TODAY

LAWN BOWLS Colony Singles Championship, First Round. At Kowloon F. C. L. F Xavier v. J C. GI; J. C. Atkin v. E. Curtis.. AL Kowloon Bowling Green H. P Shields V A J Hall, A. E. Guest v. L. A. Gut- terres., At Civil Service C.C.- E Keeman v. H E. Strange; T C Monaghan v. F. Nolan., At Crul- gengower C

Нактов C. J. W v, A. H. Rumjahn: C. Dowman v. W C. McLeod, At Club de Re Mr creio E. C. Fincher v. J Kelvie, R. Leigh v. W. Nash.. At Kowloon C. C. – N, Nish v. Y, H. Tang A. Eastman v. 6. W. Brad- bury. At Hongkong F. C. - JS. Riddle v. A. M. Omar, W v. R. T. Broadbridge

TOMORROW

Ward

LAWN BOWLS.-Colony Open Sin gles Championship, First Round F

At Kowloon Bowling Green, Channing v. R.. S. Meadows; J. G Meyer v. R. Duncan, W. L. Walker v. L Sykes.. At Kowloon C. C.- C. H. Basto v. Y. Abbas: R. F. da Luz v A. E Coates.. At Kowlxu F.C. A. Hyde Lay J. Shen- herd T. A. Madar y JE Mc Guwan. At Civil Service O. C.-- M. R. Abbus v. G. Gowland; K. M. Omar A Lapsley. At Police R.C. W. V. Field v. S. M. Rum Jahn, J S. Landolt v. H. Overy... At Hongkong FC- W Mair v C.S. Rosselet: D. A. Rosarin NF. Alarcon. At Craigengower C. C. A. Brooksbank v. S. H Marvin E. G. Post v. J. J Bastu. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 LAWN BOWLS.-Colony Open Sir- gles Championship. Flast Round At Kowloon Bowling Green-E de Souza v. C. W. Lam, At Police

Y Нау R.C. W. V. Harris, ward R. M. Ogden v M E. Pur-

y

vis. At Hongkong FC. A. G. Grattan v. J. H. Gelling; B. A. Mansell v. A. W. Hircock.. AL Prison Officers' Culb-W. J. Bag- ley v. W. C. Higgs, At Civil Service C.C.-D. M. Khan v. G 3 Perkins: W Simpson v. U. M. Omar, At Kowloon F. C. R. M. McKenzie v. M. N. Rakusen; J. McCutcheon v T. E. Coleman.. At Craigengower C.C.-A M. Hol- land v V. B. Ebbage. Colony Open Pairs Championship, Fifth Round, At Kowloon F. C. W. Walker and R Duncan v. N. J Bebbington and J F. McGowan.. At Civil Service C.C.-L. J. Silva and JFV. Ribeiro v. D.A. Roza- rio and S. Landolt. TENNIS. "C" Division; A.T.C. v

C.R.C. (1), K.T.G.C.A. v. H.KT.C.. K C.C. v. C.C.C.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 LAWN BOWLS - Colony Singles Championship, First Round, A1 Kowloon Bowling Green. J. E. Hanson v Whit; 5. A. Gray v W. J. Howard.. Colony Open Pairs Championship. Fifth Round, At Police R. C. A. M. Omar, and U. M. Omar v. H. R. Pinna and B Basto AL Kowloon Bowling Green, S. R. Solina and K M. Omar er S Eccleshall and J Shepherd v. H.A. Alves and F V. V. Ribeiro.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 LAWN BOWLS. First Division

Police. Craigeugower, K.B.G.C. "A" v. CSC.C., K.B.G.C. "B" v. Indian R.C. Kowloon Docks v. Re erela "B". Becond Division: Pri Son O. C v. Hongkong C.C., Tai- koo v. Kowloon C.C., Craigen- gower v. Kowloon FC. Third D- vision

Po- Hongkong C. C. v.

Electric. Ice Kowloon F. C. v Indian R.C. v. Recreio. Rinks Semi-Final, W.

MeLeod,

MATCH RESULTS Results of matches completed on: Middlesex G Aug

31 were as follows

FIRST DIVISION

Midix B 349 v R Seats C Coy A 349. 01h 7th Rajput

342 204

Middlesex

Scots B Coy .353 y 5th 7th Raj put 3 Middlesex B 333

R. Sets D Coy A (322) 2nd 14th Middlesex D Punjab D (307) Y (316) 5th 7th Rajput D (340) V 2nd 14th Punjab E (3321: Middle.

R.A.F A 343 Sex C (2441

V

5th 7th Rajput E (340 v. 2nd 14th Punjab A (349); R Scots D Cay. A (319 HK.V.D.C. A 322); Mid dlesex D 3061 v H.K. Police Res

:3561 A Police +372 H.K. 5th 7th Rajput A (372): R.A.F. A 1336 v. 2nd 14th Punjab C (301); }

R :3351 Y 2nd 14th Punjab A Scols HQ Coy. A 1321: M.K.V.D.C. A v. 5th 7th Rajput B 333) H.K. Middlesex A Police Res. (375) v. (285 2nd 14th Punjab B (319 v.

POLICE BOW TO

KWONG WAH

Saturday

v. R Scots B Coy (3481: 5th 7th Wah by 7 goals to 2. after being 2nd 14th Punjab led by the odd goal in five at the Rajput B (344) v

(330): 40th F Coy. R.E (3391aterval.

had previously won the St Leger with Boswell in 1936

The biggest surprise of the race was the running of Dancing Time who raced strongly and was close- up at the finish.

Mazarin had every chance when

it went into the straight with the lead but falled to stay when the pace was increased In the last furlong

FIRST OCCASION

This was the Brat occasion that

taxis and

of getting conveyance.

vi

A RECORD CROWD

stal.

MANCHESTER, Sept. 7 Reuter

v. Middlesex A (2811: 40th F Police did very well in view Cuy. RE (332) 2nd 14th Pun- the fact that four of their

warts, Bowlett, North Gough jab E (334) Middlesex E (336) v. Middlesex A (336); Dockyard Rifle and Moss, were absentees from the Club (298) v. 2nd/14th Punjab Bline-up. (323) Dockyard Rifte Club (344) In order to give all the players their labours. saw

Ctvil Service Kowloon EGC

Kowloon Baċ

Indian R.C. Police R.C

Hongkong C.C Hongkong Electric

THIRD DIVISION

TRAINING

គឺ ឯខ ២ គឺ ៖ គត នៅ

be

a, classic was decided on the Lan- The Police soccer eleven neta cashire course and there were re-

of were long queues R. Scots A Coy. (231); 5th 7th their first practice friendly gamemarkable scenes in the city. There Rajput A (357) 4 5th 7th Rajput a: Boundary Street on C340 2nd 14th Punjab C (333 when they met and lost to Kwong ramcars and the pavements of all

with people who gave up all n BOXING TOURNEY COLONY AQUATIC NEXT MONTH with hope

interested Boxing fans will be

Boxing Tourna- In connexion with the coming to know that a

Championships, the A record crowd, including hun-ment is scheduled to take place swimming

authorities wish it to the known that their pool is open to dreds of Lancashire war workers on Friday, October 3, at the Star V.R.C.

natching 題 brief respite from Theatre, Kowloon, in aid of

Intending competititors for train Sun Castle. Bomber Fund. doubt owned by Lard Portal, who has an Although the

Club representatives are asked the main to make application to the V.R.C. turf classic of the season, beating event will be a 10 round feather- who will allot certain days for 5th 7th Rajput D (346: Collinson course of the garne RC. A (318) v. Middlesex E (340),

same Chateu La Rose, owned by Harry weight about between Pte. the Kwong Wah played

the Shanghai business Army despite Morriss. line-up throughout and, SECOND DIVISION

head in a the man, by remarkably finish.

Lord Glenely's Dancing Time, The defence, in

ine the only filly in the race, finished however, third, one length behind.

nasing. programme

v. 22nd F) Coy. R.E. (205); Collin-a chance to play and, no son R.C. A (314) v H.K. Police A also with a view to experiment. important job at the Ministry of not yet been completed it is how-

made in the Supply, win the St. Leger, the last ever understood that (352) Collinson R.C. A (303) v. six changes were

H.K. Police B (349) v. Middlesex the earliness of the season,

combined G (286), R.A.F. B (319) v. Middle- forwards

sex H (269): H.K.V.D.C. B (326) v. well together.

R.E. (Shamshuipo) (307); H.K.R.N. particular the intermediate

V.R.

B (313 V. R.E Stanley) (last year's weak link) (354) R. Scots H.Q. Coy. B (309) were not unduly tested and their:

y RE. (Stonecutters) (363); Rstrength is as yet uncertain. Scots C Cuy. B 1311) v. R.E. (Col

Iinson)

(246)

two

Champion

a thrilling Aromin, holder of

belt.

Sun Castle, starting at 10-1.

return confirmed her recent

to

1

Noble, such training. "Young" and

Colony the

Besides two wrestling matches 30 minutes each there will be one boxing bout of 10 rounds. one of eight and one of six.

Among those who will probably

the

Wildcat"

and the

Settling down quickly Kwong best form when she won the St. be given an opportunity to show Simon Stakes at Newbury last their prowess will be Young "Iron (222); Collinson R.C. Bwah took the lead through Middlesex F (279).

early goals by Ting Yung-tat and week. Chateau La Rose started as

last-minute favourite at 11-2, and Bux" the Macao Terror." then

"Mexican Wong King-chung. Police

Dancing Time at 25-1. There were

"Jamaica Kid."

KID MARRIOT The French Jockey Bridgland.

APERTURE SIGHTS

OFFICIALS SELECTED Officials for the Meet have been sclected as follows:-

Referce: A. Agabeg.

I. Ip. Judges (swimming): K.

M. Re- Chan Shek-pui and L.

medtos.

Judges (diving): L. M. Remedios, G. Agabeg, A. A. Guterres, K. I. Ip. and Alfred Ho Slew-um.

Starter: L. A. Soares.

Scorers: A. T. Lee, A. A. Noronha and C. M. Xavier.

Time Keepers: A. Ho Siew-um, S. M. Wong, A. A. Guterres, C. M.

H.K. Police A (382) v. HK. Police moved to the attack and from a 16 runners. Res. A 1387); RA.F. (392) v. R. beautiful centre from Chan Tak- Scots C Coy. (375); K. Police fai, Coull with a header. Further now in the R.A.F., rode Sun Castle, It is learned that Kid Marriot. Xavier, O. el Arculli, L. A. Boares goals by Chin Chi-fan (Kwong Robert Jones rode Chateau La former lightweight boxing cham- Wah) and Lau Pak-bing (Police) Rose and Michael Beary rode plon of the Colony is displaying and Sing Tao.

13791 v. H.K. Police Res. B (388). LEAGUE STANDINGS

B. W. T. L. Agg. Pts

16 18 0 0 5740 32

FIRST DIVISION-OPEN SIGHTS

H.K.P.R. H.K.P. A...... 5th/7th

10 13 0 3 5718 20

Rajput A 16 13 0 2 5137 26 R.A.F. A 10 12 0 4 5388 24 5th/7th

brought the scores to 3-2 in favour Dancing Time.

considerable interest in the forth-

of Kwong Wah before the inter- Sun Castle, one-time favourite coming boxing tournament in pid val After resumption Kwong Wah for the Derby, is by the Derby of the Bomber Fund, had more of the play and coals winnor Hyperion out of Castle were scored by Tin Yung-fat. Clay.

second half changes being in

Wong King-chung and Chi

Ian

Rajput D 1 13 0 3 4912 24 5th/7th

The teams were as follows, the

POLICE SMALL-BALL

Rajput E 14 11

1

2 4780 23

1

4 4702 10

1 $ 4099 17

R.S. Coy. A 14 9 Middlesex E... 15 @ 2nd/14th

Punjab A 10 B 2nd/14th

Punjab E 15 8 5th/7th

Rajput B 14 B

1

R. Beuts

Coy. 147

8 5164 10

7 4893 18

# 4060 36

6 4092 16

32G (F) Coy.

1.E. 18 7 17 4789 10 10 0 2 7 4740 14 Middlebek A HKV.D.C. A 18 0 9 4531 14 5th/"/tif

brackets:

POLICE:- Tšank Kai - wing:

COMPETITION

Blackburn (Mul Shul-koe) and Great interest is being taken in

It is also understood he is try- an "assault of ing to arrange Arms" this Autumn when the pro- will include boxing. gramme wrestling, and fencing

HOME RUGBY

and representatives from Eastern

Announcer: M. A. de Bouza.

H.K.F.A. COUNCIL MEETING

A Council meeting of the Hong- kong Football Association will be held at the Association's office on Thursday, at 5.30 p.m.

Business is as follows: Minutes of Council Meeting No. 2, Accounts. Correspondence, and another bual- mess.

Chan Kwong-yes (Hut Tuk-yuen); the Inter-Division miniature foot- LONDON, Bept. 7 (Router)-The Ma Hon-fan (Morrison); Pope bat competition, Witch is being rugby league season opened with and Parker: Chan Tak-fai (Shaw);ortarlised by Sgt. NB. Fraser, the Yorkshire and Lancashire clubs in

Boccor reprezentative, a combined competition: The fol- C.C.C. DINNER Ferrier, Gordon (Wong Man-kwal), Police Couli and Lau Pak-mink (Kóng['tmbng"Asluțio members of the Po-lowing were the results of matches

ilco Torce. Hing)

played yesterday:

In celebration of their suČVORA

KWONG WAH': Lee Kwong About 20 tealfis (or seven-a- Bradford Northern 29, Castleford in the First Division of the Lawn kee; Chung Fal-lam and Lee alder are xpected to be com-21; Bramley 7, Dowsbury 29; Bat Bowls Longue: Craigengower Cric- Kwok-wat; Wong Butures. Yeung petrung, adding two trom the ley 9, Leeds 9: Featherstone 17, ket Club will hold a dinner, fol- Keighley 8; Halifax 18. Oldham 13; lowed by a concert, on Wednesday, Te-asong and Loung Payal; Indian Contrákent.

All gambs will be played on Hunsiat 0. Huddersfield 2; St. Sept. 17. Ip Yon-po, Tin Yung rat, Chin Chi-fan, Chouk Boek-kam and Sunday Würffing, * Un the "top" Helen's 28. York 13: Wakefield 27, Wong King-chunk.

ground at Boundary Gtfect." Broughton 2 Wigan 9, Hull 0.

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