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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1928.

THE

WORLD SPORT

CRAIGENGOWER C.C.

ANNUAL MEETING LARGELY ATTENDED.

There was a very large attendance at the Craigongower Cricket Club yesterday evening, when the annual meeting of the club was held at the Clubhouse.

Mr. R. Baan, the President, took the chair, and addressing the meeting congratulated the club of the fine of the year's working. Speaking of the prospects of the coming season in the maltar of cricket, Mr. Basa remarked that for the first thing

they have entered, two teams in the league and he hoped that members would carry out all their The Club's finances, he remarked, were in a satisfactory state, due to the fact that the committee had cur- tailed expenses as much as possible.

Mr. Basa observed that the Club was unfortunate in lening several valuable members during the year, those being Captain A. Jenkyns, M: Lee ly-san, Mr. E. C. Rack and Mr. A. Webb.

fixtures.

The opportunity Was ken to publicly thank the Indies who gave such valuable assistance to the Club at the recent "At lloma,"

Before the adoption of the report and accounts, the Chairman invited the meeting to ask any question they might wish to ask in regard to these.

A Cricket Puzzle.

Mr. F. Oliver observed that from the Bowling Average printed on the report, he noticed that Mr. S. Abbas had the highest average. At the prize-giving, Mr. Fritz was given the prize for beat bowling and Mr. Abbas for efficiency in bowling. Mr. Oliver observed that either Mr. Abbas wan firat or he was not. If he was not first, he could not understand why was sa printed on the renart, and if Mr. Abbas in fact did obtain the best result, why was Mr. Fritz given the Mr. Basa explained that a mistake had been made. He understood that the person in charge of calculating the average and overlooked the fact that Mr. Abbis had played several matches where he did not bowl. Mr. Abbas' average was the highest but It was pointed out that he had only bowled in a certain number of matches. He, the chairman, thought that a prize for efficiency in bowling

quite appropriate,

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V.R.C. AQUATICS.

220 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY 2/5TH SECOND.

CANTON TENNIS

LEAGUE.

HOW THE TEAMS NOW STAND.

Another round of the Canton Tennis League, has been played off during the past week, and the atands of the various teams are now as follows:

Cantati Dragons

P. W. L. Pta.

4 20 0 20

Lingnam G. (Faculty) 4. 20 0 20

Shameen, A.

Stud

Japanese A. Japanese D Lingnam Tungshan Gardon Cli

ents)

Further Hongkong swimming cham-

(Gorman (Club) pionships were decided at the V.R.C. Canton Tigers yesterday evening, when D, Lyon won Lingnam B. (Blud- the 220 yards from J. R. Johnstone ente).... by two fifths of second, and Wan Shamoen D. Kwong tia came first in the 100 yards Mr. G. W. Green's breast stroke championship.....

Team

The honour of, being the £20. yarda Returned Students championship has fallen to Lyon since Shamcen C. 1924 Inclusive, with the exception of Shameen D.

5 18 7 18

1 182 18

18

7 18

4

1 19

1

1..24

1

1 24

1

25 when he tied with A. May. In The next round of the League

1024 Lyon won with the time of 2 will be played off to-morrow, mins. 36 1/5th, seconds. There was a Saturday 20th, weather permit- dead heat between Lyon and May in ting. the following year, both finishing in

2 mins. 40 secs. In 1928 Lyon's time

nces.

220 Yards Race.

A Cash Sweep on the final re-

was, 2 mins. 38 2/6th, secs., while last sults of the League has just been year he reduced that to 2 mins, 87 organised by the Shameen Lawn- Tennis Club. There are 2,000 tickets at $1 each, of which 20% will go to the Club and the re- Three competitors lined up for the muinder be divided as follows:- 220 yards championship, the third man 181 prize 60%, 2nd prize 20% 3rd being L. Roza Pereira. At the start prize 10% Drawers of unplaced Johnstone was leading slightly, with teams will divide 10%. The sweep Pereira second and Lyon third, the will be drawn-In the Canton Club lead being almost negligible. In the third length Lyon fell a little further on November 30-Our Own' Cor- Johnstone just in front until the fifth behind, the order being kept with respondent.. length. After turning for the fifth, however, Lyon obtained a small lead, with Johnstone lying second and Pereira third. In the last dash John- stone reduced Lyon's lead, but the latter passed the line first.

The result and times were.--1. D. Lyon, 2 mins. 38 2/5th. acca. 2, J, R, Johnstone, 2 mins, 38 4/5th, secs. 8.) L. Roza Pereira, 2 mins, 40 secs.

THE HOCKEY CLUB.

TEAMS FOR THE THREE

GAMES NEXT WEEK.

The following will represent the Competitors for the 100 yards first eleven of the Hongkong Hockey Lo G. Hin, Yeung Yuen-wah, H. M. Regiment on the U.S.R.C, ground on Remedios and breast stroke were Wan Kwong-ling, Club in their match with the Queen's

Kwong-ting took a slight lend from lowell, O. E. C. Marton, W. Wood- W. Foraits. Wan Wednesday next at 5 p.m.-A. C. the start, with Lo G. Hin second, and ward, A. A. Dand (captain), E. J. the remaining three practically level. Mitchell, Valentino-Divett, Wan gradually increased his lead, Hughes, R. K. Valentins, Divett, C. while as the race progressed, Young C, Francis and G, R. Vallack.

The second eleven to meet the position. The three leaders finished in Y.M.C.A. at King's Park on Monday this order.

at. b p.m. will bo.-K. M. Tait, R. R. Results and times.-1. Wan Kwong-Todd, L. F. Nicholson (captain), I. W. tin, 78 2/5th. sec. 2. Lo G. Him, 80 Shewan, L.A. R. Duncan, Rev, N. recs. 3. Young Yuen-wah, 83 secs.

Evans, J. A. L. Pluramer, Major J. P. Greig, W. A. Nowers, L. A. Č. Calth- rop and E. R. West.

Yuen-wak left the rest to fill third "A DAY'S PLEASURE"

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To-morrow's Events,

The following have been chosen to Events which are down for decision represent the "A" team of the Hong- this afternoon, commencing at half Kong Hockey Club in their match with past two are:-quarter milo cham-the Recreio second on Friday next at pionship, 100 yards ladies' champion-King's Park at Bp.m.-R. W. Sapsed, ship, 100 yards boys (under 15) E. R. Robinson, A. J. Ashby, T. Whit- championship, 100 yards team race toy, A. C. Howell, T. P. Saunderson, a side), High dive, and 150 E. G. Munn (captain), R. D. Beau- yards handicap for members.

Sunday's events include the longmont, II. V. Parker, V. M. L. Stanion, rules expressly stated that a person's plunge, throwing the polo ball and And E. C. Fincher.

An item in the account reading "Bad Debts written off $1,342.17 next came in for discussion. Quen tions were put to the chairman as to why certain members were allowed run their debta to ever 360, when the

account on reaching $50 should be stopped? Was the Committes going Lo guarantee that in future. no accounts would exceed the limit of $507

The chairman replied that there were some members whose chits with the club exeweled $50 per month. In such circumstances it was difficult to ask a person to pay up his chits when it reached 360, The Club aimed at facilitating everyone, and the laying down of a hard and fast limit would rve no useful purpose. There must be bad debts everywhere, and the Craigengower Club could not expect to be the exception.

Berve

Mr. W. Allan remarked that the list of defaulters had been taken down. Mr. Basa replied that the list was put up without the authorlty of the Committee and he had therefore caused it to be removed. The posting of the names of defaulters in that manner was irregular.

Questions as to who caused the Hat to he put up in the first place was then asked and the chairman replied that the Secretary, under the impression that he was doing his duty, had done BO,

Another member, reverting to the question of bad debts asked if the whole amount written off, was lost to the Club. The chairman replied that he thought some of it was pro bably not a. "total loss" as there was a prospect of collecting it.

The New Officers, The election of officere, for the ensuing year resulted as follows:

President: Mr. R. Bass.

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Vice President: Mr. A. A. Alves, Hon. Secretary: Mr. D. Rumjahn. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. D. K. KharES. Cricket Captain: Mr. R. M. Omar. Vice Captain: Mr. R. C. Reed. Captain 2nd XI: Mr. E. Mow Fung. General Committee: Mesara, B. W. Bradbury, W. P. Muskett, W. Allan, E. Mow Funk, P. A. Dixon. C, S. Roanelet. F. K. Mody and D. Frits.

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An honorarium was granted to the Hoh, Treasurer, the amount being $200. A similar sum was voted to the Hon. Secretary,

LOCAL PING PONG.

100 yards consolation race.

LOCAL CRICKET.

VENUE OF MATCH CHANGED.

The Longue match between I.R.C.

Win for Club "A.”

The "A" team of the Hongkong Hockey Club met the University o cond eleven at King's Park yesterday and won by six goals to four. Eight goals were scored in the second half, tho score at the interval being ono all.

Seven beasts owned by Mr. 2nd. and Police R.C. will be played at Moore, a local farmer, were killed Saokunnon to-day and not at Happy by a flash of lightning during a Valley as was arranged.

storm at Loughborough recently.

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