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MONDAY, JULY

AMERICAN BASEBALL

RESULTS OF LAST WEEK'S MATCHES,

Now York, The results of last wogk's matches played in the National and American

SATURDAY,

5.

Boston

7 Boston

Leagues are as follow:... National Philadelphia Philadelphia- Pittsburgh St. Louis American. Washington Detroit

Notwithstanding the heavy downpour which fell before the conclusion of many of the bowls matches on Saturday all the games after a short interruption were re- sumed and finished. The rain in terfered with the grooms and made good bowling difficult.

Craigongower still remein at the head of the first Division by vir- tue of their victory at the expense Detroit of the Police, while the Taikoo Chicago team scored a win over the Civil Chicago Servico.

National.

1 Cincinnati.

8 Chicago

3 Philadelphia

5 Cleveland

7 Cleveland

4.St. Louis St. Loula

SUNDAY.

1 Philadelphia

16 Ancsburgh

St. Louis

0 Chicago

Brooklyn In the second division the East. Point made their chances of win. Cincinnati ning championship honours secure St. Louis Dy defeating the Kowloon C. C. American. York Now The lendors have still one match Washington

Chicago,

to play but their nearest rivals are Detroit two points behind with their pre- gramme completed.

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FIRST DIVISION.. Taikoo R.C. v. Civil Service C.C. This game was played at Taikoo und resulted in a win for the home team by nine shots: Scores:

Bell

National.

New York

Brooklyn Cinclimati

St. Louis American. Philadelphia Detroit Bonton

New York

New York Brooklyn

.13 Cincinnati American. Philadelphia Boston Cleveland

T.ILC.

C.S.C.C.

Peoples

Booker

Duncan

Knight

Chiengo

Morrison

+

Oswick

Drummond ..17 Denkin

.23 National.

Whyte

Laing

Grimshaw

Smith

Sloan

Roylance

Wotherspoon ..21-

Brawn

Chapman

Maughan

Hollidgo

Muirhend

Gregory

Ferguson

22 Fendered

Total....61

National

New York Brooklyn

Pittsburgh

Chienge

Chicago.

American. Philadelphia Boston

Cleveland

Total...60

Craigengower C.C. v. Police R.C. Played of the ground of the first named and resulted in a win. for the home team by 11 shots. Scores:

C.C.C. .P.R.C. Neves. Seaza Omar Bradbury Fritz Rosselet" Fisher

St. Louis

St. Louis'.

8 Chiengo

7 Boston

6 Philadelphia

5 Cleveland

St. Louis

MONDAY

3. Boston

4 Philadelphia.

6 Pittsburgh

3 Chicago

7 New York'

4 Cleveland

6 Washington 7 St. Louis

TUESDAY.

0 Boston

3 Boston

4 Philadelphia

6 Pittsburgh

5 New York

2 Washington

4 Chicago

11 Betroit WEDNESDAY.

7 Boston

11 Philadelphia.

2 St. Louis

2 Cincinnati

(incinuati

6 New York

5 Washington

11 Chicago

1 Detroit.

THURSDAY.

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3 New York

Philadelphia

St. Louis

2 Cincinnati

1926.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

ALL BUT ONE MATCH ABANDONED,

With the exception of the Uni- veralty-Indian match in the "B" Division all matches on Saturday

were abandoned on account of the downpour. In most casos a com- mencement had been made but the games were unable to be finished before the rain fell,

The University won their match. against the Indians by 62 games to 47.

Including the matches played during the week the League tables. up to date are as follows:

Division A

Indian R.C.

Chinese. R.C.

2 Kowloon C.C.

1

2

M.B.K.

United Servicos

University

Hongkong O.C.

M.B.K. Chinese R.C. University

Division

Hongkong C.C. ?Indian R.C.

Craigengower

ง United Sorvicos...

Kowloon C.C.

31 Civil Service

8 Club de Recrolo

2 Netherlands TC,

Division

Chinese R.C. Club de Recreio Kowloon C.C.

7 Hongkong 0.0.

3Cruigengower

Taikoo

CONQUERING HERO.

BOBBY JONES RETURNS HOME.

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New York, July 3. Bobby Jones had an enthusiastis 4 reception at the harbour aide on Rhis return from Britain with the 3 British open golf championship. The Mayor and. Corporation extended" him an official welcome in the city hall.

Reuter

Paris, May 27.—Ambassador/

2 Horrick presented the Culluma

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10 University of Paris here. He is

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Total....G4 Total.50 Philadelphia Kowloon Dock R.C. v Kowloon

B.G.C.

Playing at home the Dock team beat the Bowling Green by 22 shots. | National. Scores:

Hazel

..17 Macfarlane 21

Boston Pittsburgh

Chicago American. Washington Philadelphia

St. Louis Detroit

G New York

3 Chicago

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COBHAM'S FLIGHT.

DELAYED BY SLIGHT

INDISPOSITION...

Rugby, July 3, Alan Cobham, who on his flight to Australia reached Athens in two days from London, was prevented by slight indisposition from con- tinuing yesterday, but telegraphed that he expected to resume his journey to-day. He is finding his machine with floats attacked 'very seaworthy, and was able to refill with petrol by moonlight in a live- деп on Thursday night, British Wireless.

Total....66

Total

SECOND DIVISION.

Civil Service C.C. v. Craigengower

A very close game was seen on, the Civil Service green, the ultimate re- sult being a win for the home team by 4 shots. Scores?

C.S.C.C.

CAT Flegg Haynes Massey -Kriott Westlako

:

c.c.c Luz Razack Rodrigues

Alves

Archibald

Van der Lily

Kitchell

J. Ribeiro ..23 Stoan

Total....51"Total

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LEAGUE TABLES. The following are the positions in the League to date:

Division I,

P. W. D. L. P. Craigengower C. C...8 6 0 2 13

Taikoo R.C.

Kowloon Dock

Civil Service

.18

Police R.C.

Kowloon B.G.

5 0

དྷྭ་ 6

.7 3 1 3

11

.1 0

Sellwood

Division II.

12 Artulli

.19

Enst Point B.C.

Henttic

Kowloon C.C.

.Davies *

Lamble Allen

Taikoo R.C.

Gillard

.22 Spink #

.13

Civil Service

Yacht Club

Club de Recreio

The Next Leg

Athens, July 8. Alan Cobham has

Alderman departed. -Renter.

AIRPLANE HOLIDAY.

Barrett Kharas

Total....54

Total EO R.ILK.Yacht Club y. Indian E.C. After being several shots down at the latter end of the game, the Yacht comfortable margin of 20 shots. Club recovered and won by the

R.H.K.Y.C.

700-MILE WEEK-END FLIGHT.

One of the most novel of Whit- suntide holiday trips ended when the Master of Sempill and his Scores: wife concluded a week-end flight

of between 700 and 800 miles in Vaux ja "baby" airplane with a petrol Ramsay,

consumption of forty gallons, says Russell.. Brayfield the Daily Express of May 26th.

A feature of the flight was that not once did the airplane land at an aerodrome or any other pre- pared landing place. It dropped Coucher on fields and on one occasion on Anderson

Shields. the beach.

Dixon Wood Carpenter

Edwards Lang

I.R.C. Harroon Espina Harteam .31 Nazarin

E. Bux

S. B. Kitchell

Ismail

Craigengower

Indian R.C.

12

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2'1

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20

5

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SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST. Division I,

Craigengower C. C. 512 423 80

For Agst Up Du.

Taikoo R.C..... Kowloon D.R.C. Civil Service Kowloon B.G. Police R.C...

.338 501 Division II:

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.417 870 71 .417 379 47 .303 304

0

.340,440

131

0.113

For Agat Up Dr. 308 280 100

447 387 60

431 396 35

-440 424 16

Civil Service

..iz

416 425 Craigengewer

.399 10B Club de Recreio

.381 120 Indian R.C

.285

136

0 150 OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Results to Date,

0

14

0 45

Delicious

...26 S. E. Ismail"...21

Madar

S. O. Bux

0. B. Kitchell 24 B. A. Hyder The machine-a 27-hp. Moth

Total...61 Total..81 plane-left Stagg-lane Aerodrome, East Point R.C, v. Kowloon C.C.

The home team won on two rinks Edgware, on Saturday, and flew to Oxford, Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, out of three and McTavish's team round Caeder Idris, and on to Bar- had the honour of the session on W.

Hill's team, Scores: mouth and Porth, where a halt

E.P.R.C.

K.C.C. was made,

Shaw

Lammert Goodwin Fraser

On Monday morning the trip Glen

Whiteford was resumed, over Carmarthen, Walls

Hamilton.. Swansea, and the Bristol, Channel Baker to Lynmouth and Barnstaple. In Glover the afternoon the 'plane travelled Henderson

McTavish over Devon and Cornwall, landing e

Samways

McKellar

MASSAGE HALL for the night at a farm at Mor-Williamson

„.9.

.12 Gibson

Abraham Goldenberg Tacchi .26 Hill

Wragge Labrum

Robinson

chard Bishop.

Tuesday's itinerary included R. W. Leo "........24 Overy .............

28 WYNDHAM STREET MRS. H. MORITA.”

Exeter, the Exe Valley to Mine- head, the Bristol Channel, and the River Severn; and then the

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

THERAPION NO. THERAPION N0.2 THERAPION N0.3

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East Point R.C. Kowloon G.C. Taikoo 'R.C. Yacht Club

The following are the results to date in the open championship of the Colony:

W. Macfarlane bent J. Muirhead by

points to 10,

21

JC. Brown beat D. Fritz by 21. points to. 13.

D Hazel beat J. Whyte by 21

points to

21

U. M. Omar beat C. J. Tacchi by points to 6.

A. O. Brawn beat G. E. Roylance

by 21 points to 4.

J. Fraser beat H. M. McTavish by 21

1 points to 16.

13 Nish best II. Overy by 21

Total

Total 40 Club do Recreio v. Taikoo R.C. Taikoo visiting the Recreio green homesters by 5 shots. Scores:

Club' de tec. »

last lap to Stagg-lane was accom-wore successful in defeating the

plished.

I

The farmers were extremely A. Barros kind, and took a great deal of in- C. Marquis, terest in our trip,” said Mrs. Sem-.H. Scqueria ( pill, reviewing the trip. "A crowd P. A. Rozario 18 McKechnie

FX Silva baddily gathered rom us when J. G. Ozorio we landed, and helped us with the C. Silva machine.

L. Sauza

T.R.C.

Warnock

15lmers

Maxwell!

Richmond Stolicer

18 Grimes

poirits to 20.

B. W. Bradbury bent A. H. Oswick by 21 noi

points

to 14,

A. M. Holland boat H, Dennis by 21 points to 0.

by 21

W

A

McLachlan beat A. T. Hamilton

points to: 19,

21otherspoon beat G. Hatt by

to 9..

Gourlay beat B. Basa by

21 points to 16.

D. Kumjahn beat A. M. Simpson by 21 points to 14.

First and second rounds must be

played off before July 15.

Food Excellently Prepared-

Appealingly Scrved.

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An Efficient and Talented Orchestra will play classical selections during Tiffin and provide music for dancing every evening from 8 p.m. to midnight."

Evening Dress

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Well Appointed Private Rooms for

Entertaining.