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„MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1928,

THE WORLD SPORT

LAWN BOWLS.

INTER-DEPARTMENTAL TOURNEY CONTINUED.

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HONGKONG RACÈ MEETINGS.

HANDICAPS FOR COMING EVENTS.

A two-days' Raco Meeting is to bo hold at Happy Valley on Octo- ber 6th and 8th, when some good sport is expected. The handicaps are as follows:

First Day.

A win by the narrow margin of two shots gave the Sanitary Department, last year's winners, the right to meet Government House in the soml-final inter-departmental bowls of the tournament which

which was continued on groom yesterday after the Polico

matches wore played, the other somi-finalists being the Small

Jordan Handicap: "B" Class. Units who accounted for the Pollco and the F.W.D., who last work boat-Sunning 174, Mowgli 105, Glory tho Prisons Department.

162, Tarmacadam 182, Boukra 158, Gala Eve 168, O-Moon 158, Aristo- phanes 168, Duke of Artagnan 168, Man of War 157, The Zebra 165, Warlordship 155, Newapur 155, Erstwhile 165, Bright Prospect 154, Fanling Stag 163, Westlake 163, Spinner 160, Twilight. Eve 150, Tanglo 150, Meanwhile 150, As You Like It 148, Tarzan 147, May 145, Perpetual Motion, 140, Fair Eyes 140.

The Sanitary Department favourites for the cup this, saison, although the Revenue Department gave them a close match yesterday. The difference between the two totals at the end of the game was only two shots, the Sanitary Department winning by 21 to 10,

Polico Besten.

The other match was between the Police and the Small Units, the lattor winning by 20 shots to 18..

PROFESSIONAL GOLF.

BIG PRIZE.

London, Sopt. 21. professional match-play cham- pionship was concluded at Stoke Pogos to-day, when Charles Whitcombe, the famous Crews Hill player, defeated the fore most of the younger professionale, Henry Cotton (Langley Park) by 4 and 2 in the final of the £1,040 Professional Tournament at Stoke The final was over thirty-six

AQUATIC SPORTS.

MILITARY MEETING AT THE V.R.C.

CHINESE C.S. FOOTBALL

PRÉSENTATION TO WINNERS- OF SUMMER LEAGUE.

HOME FOOTBALL,

SEVERAL SURPRISES ON, SATURDAY.

4 Blackburn

3. Derby

4 Aston Villa

The results of the football matches The fourth annual aquatic sports The conclusion of the fixtures of the

played at Home on Saturday were meeting of the Souls Chira, Command Chino Civilne varked by the pre-full of surprises, more particolari was held in the VRC bath of ball League was Saturday afternoon in the prosence sentation of cups to the winners and in the First Division of the

League, while in Sootland the scores of a large number of officers and ranners-up and the handing over of their ladies and friends. The heats the Shield to the FW.D. (White) in several of the games were un

had been for a number of the

events

of these two Longues were the defeat run off the previous day, and in the cap by Mr. Yip-Kam-kwang at the expected. The more notable features Causeway Bay ground yesterday af-

of Everton in the former and of finnis on Saturday some very good ternoon. finishes were scen, particularly in Mr. Yip addressing the large num-Celtic in the latter. the Army Championship. This race bar of interested Civil Service menThe full results as cablód by was over a distance of 75 yards, and present, stressed the keenness of the Router are as follows:

Division L good sportsmanship was won in fine style by Lance-Bom players and the bardior Norris, R. With this win which had prevailed throughout the

the inter-Departmental Birmingham was awarded the fine cup pro-season in

Bolton sented by Mesara. Lane, Crawford. matches. The good players appeared

Burnley Rain camo down during the after-to bo all in the P.W.D., but that was noon, but failed to impair the success no reason why the league, inaugurated, Cardia

the enjoyment of the this season, should not be successful Hundersield

the Liverpool In the futuro. Ho congratulated or spectators.

Through the efforts of Norris and winners and runners-up and handlod Manchester U. his comrades, the Aggregate Cup over the Shield and Cup to Mr. Ng Newcastle

Po-lan the captain of P.W.D. (White) Portsmouth went to the Royal Artillery.

After

photos) engaged the West Ham, the P.W.D. which was marked by high good Rest in a keenly contested game humour on the part of both players Barnsley The results were as follows:

Bristol C. Inter Battery-Company-Detachment and spectators,

The Rest boat the P.W.D. (White) Clapton O.

Hull Relay, tours of 7, 400 yards in all 1. 12th Heavy Battery, Royal Artil~! (cup presented by Soldiers' Club) by 1-0. lezys 2, 20th Heavy Battery, R.A.: 9,

mar

The Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps won the Services Relay Race, and carried off the

event. had presented for this voich they

Company, 2nd Batt, King's Own Scottish Borderers.

had been taken, Wednesday:

League Table,

Goals

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Team P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Army Boys' handicap, 75 yards P,W.D. (W) 10 9 - 1 14 3 18 1, John Green, L.A. (rec & soc.); P.W.D. (B) 10 6 2 2 16 8 14 2. James Crossan, 2nd K.O.S.B. (rec. G.P.O... 5 BOCA.); 9, Sydney Hutchinson, E.A. C.S.O. P.C. (rec. 7 seca.).

K.O.R.

4 Bury

8 Everton

Loods.

4 Arsenal 1 Leicester 4 Sunderland' 3. Sheffield U 3. Manchester U‚· Division IL A

2. Oldham

0 Chalsen

1 Bradford

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1 Southampton

2 Blackpool

5 Wolves

1 Notts County

1 Grimsby

2. Millwall

1 Queen's P. R.

8 Exeter

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Reading Stoke Tottenham

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Divinton III (South).

Brentford Charlton

Coventry Fulham

6 Merthyr

6 Bristol R.

1 Walsall

2 Bournemouth

2 Southond

3 Brighton

2 Watford

3 Crystal Pal

4 Newport,

Division

2 Tranmere

The full figures of week-end Gillingham

Jordan Handicap: "A" Class.

Army Championship, 75 yards S.D. One-Third 181, Blackstone Hall 164, Chemal 158, Fifty Fifty 165, breast stroke, 75 yards back stroke Wachang 155, Duke of Verona 155, and 75 yards free style (cup presented by Lane, Crawford, Ltd.).—1, Lance San Francisco 154, Blue World Bombardier Norris, R.A.; 2, L/Bdr.

were 36 and 33 respectively, with Northampton CHARLES WHITCOMBE WINS 148, Rose Hall 148, Warrington Hall, R.A.; 8, Pto. Conway, ist Batt. shipping arrivals and departures Luton

140.

Queen's Royal Rogt

Officers' race, 76 yards (cup pre-British returning 10.and nine res- Norwich Jordan Handleap: "C" Class.-- Grey Knight 162, Nara Stag 162, sented by I.E. the G.O.C.)-1, Capt pectively, leaving 61 vessels In Plymouth Torquay good, but, inward What is virtually the British District Call 158, Black Pearl 158, P. Perfect, 2nd K.0.8.B.; 2, It Q. R.port, British. 19. This morning's Swindon

Fuji Stag 156, Northern Stag 156, F. Johnstone, Durham Light Infantry; tonnage was

It. Johnstons, A.D.C. to the General, frolghts were low with II regis-

tries under both headings and Accrington Pottenbush 165, Ullswater 163, 3, Lt. Martin, Royal Engineers, Veloz 152, The Haugh 152, Ace of Spades 150, Shipper 150, Grey won in 1925-6-7.

Army Girls' handicap, 50 yards only eight freights of four figures, Barrow Eyes 150, Siang River 150, Tartar 1, Nan Crossan (roc. 5 secs.), The high Sgures of the day were Bradford C. Chesterfich! 145, Duke of Nichlung 145, Duke Jenn Leppard (rec, 3 soca.); 8, Gama Japanese and American shipped Carlisle

through, with two vessels regis- Hartlepools of Burgundy 146, Movanagher Fleetwood (rec. 6 soes.).

Lincoln 150 yards championship (cup pre-tering ballast only.

New Brighton 140, King Constantino 140, Lyo

Capt F. G. 1o. Gros and Mr. T Rochdale Green 140, Shingle 140, Little aented by officers of the Small Units). River 140, Ploughman 140, Ber-1, L/Cn Finlayson, 2nd K. O.

D. Tracy, who represented Hong-Southport Pto. Faulkner, 2nd K.O.S.B.-L/Kong in the Interport sailing races Wrexham Darling 140. wick 140, Sea Hawk 140, Little S B.; 2, L/Bdr. Norris, R.A.

at Shanghini, returned to the Nathan Handicap "B" Class, Bdr. Norris won in 1926-7.

High Diving, 19 feet dive (cup pre- Famous players including "Abe"-Mowgli 166, Full Moon 100,sented by Messrs. Steel and Coulson, Colony on the President Van Buren. Aberdeen Mitchell, George Duncau, Ted Ray Gala Eve 158, Aristophanes 158, Ltd.)-1, Pte. Cole, 1st Queen's Mr. T. M. Hazlerigg and Mr. Airdrie Falkirk and Arthur Havers, were all de Man of War 157, Warlordship 155, Regt. 2, L/Bdr. McGee, R.A.; 3, Abraham were passengers on the Celtic

same ship. Inter Battalion and Brigado Relay, 37, Queen's Road. C., 2nd floor.fented in earlier rounds-Reuter, Erstwhile 155, Bright Prospect Pto. Conway, 1st Queen's Regt

154, Westlake 153, Chatto, 153, Spinner 160, Tangle 150, Mcan-toams of 7, 400 yards in all-1, Bri-

Indian Relay Roco, Hongkong and while 150,, Hornford 150, As You tish Honvy Brigade, Royal Artillery; Like It 148, Tarzan 147, Perpetual 2nd Battallon, K.O.S.B.; 8, Small Singapore Brigade, Royal Artillery Partick Th

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beat 3rd/15th Punjabi Regt. Motion 140, Black Pearl 140,

Enlisted Boys' Race, 50 yards.-1, Services Relay Res (cup presented Rangers Nathan Handicap: "A" Class Boy Durrant, 1st Queen's Regt. by the H.K.V.D.C)-Won by the One-Third 180, Blackstone Hall Boy Duntory, 2nd K.O.S.B.; 8, Boy Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps. 169, Brigade. Call 165, Chemal 163, Bathgate, 2nd K.O.S.B.

Points gained towards Aggregate 26 yards dash.--1, L/Bdr. Hall, Cup: Royal Artillery 60; 2nd Batt, U-Un 11 161, Fifty Fifty 160, Wuchang 160, Coos Bay 158, Blue It.A.; 2, Staff. Bg. Blackmore, Royal King's Own Scottish Borderera 80; World 163,, Roso Hall 153, Misty Army Ordnance Corps; 8, L/Cpl. 1st Batt Queen's Royal Regt. 11;

Small Units 9. Eve 153, Warrington 145, Sunning Finlayson, 2nd K.O.S.B. 140.

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Bonham Handicap: "C" Class. -Grey Knight 162, Nara Stag 102, Black Pearl 168, Fuji Stag 155, Northern Stag 155, Ullswater 153, Veloz 152, Skipper 150, Grey Eyes 150, Siang River 150, Tartar 145, Duke of Nieblung 145, Duke of Burgundy 145, Movanaghor 140, Lye Green 140, Berwick 140, Little Darling 140, Ploughman 140.

Bonham Handicap: "B" Class, --Sunning 174, Mowgli 165, Glory 162, Tarmacadam 162, Full Moon. 160, Gala Eve 158, 0-Moon 158, Aristophanes 158, Duke of Artag- nan 158, Man of War 157, Caesar 155, The Zebra 155, Warlordship 165, Newapur 155, Erstwhile 155, Bright Prospect 164, Fanling Stag 163, Westlake 158, Chatto 152, Spinner 150, Tangle 150, Mean- while 150, Horsford 150, Tarzan 147, May 146, Perpetual Motion 140.

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GARRISON FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED 'LAST WEEK.

During the past week the. Hend- quarters Wing, Queen's Regiment, met the 12th Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, in the Hongkong Garrison Football League and won by three goals to one. The Headquarters Wing. K. O. 8. B., gained an 8-0 victory against the 20th Battery, R.A., while the Machine Company, Queen's Regi mont, acored 15 goals without reply against the R. A. O. C.

Royal Artillery League,

In the Royal Artillery League, the 31st Battery bont the 20th Battery by eight gonle to nil and the 12th. Battery by four goals to three...

Detroit, Sept. 22

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