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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1929.

ONLY SEVEN DAYS MORE

OF OUR GREAT

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A FEW SPECIAL LINES

USUALLY

150 STRAW HATS 80.50 TO $12.50

75 RAIN COATS

(ARTIFICIAL SILK)

ない

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USUALLY $13.50

NOW $9.75

USUALLY

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(LATEST STYLES)

NOW $7.50 to $9.75

BATHING SUITS, SHOES AND CAPS

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Coming

JULY 15th.

A BIG SELECTION OF

PINEAPPLE

STRAW HATS

THE WORLD SPORT

U. S. BASEBALL.

LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDINGS.

New York, July 5. Yesterday's baseball matches re aulted as follows:

Boaton

American League.

Philadelphia....

(Second game)

(Firat game)

39 05

NG

R. H. E.

& 0

3 8

0

(First game)

#

Boston

8

2

Philadelphin

8 13

1

Detroit.

D 0

St. Louis....

12 17

2

Detroit St. Louis

6 14

2

7 10

(Second game)

Chlengo Cleveland

9 - 15-

2 11

1 - 12

(First game)

Chicago Cleveland

5. 10

1

6 10

3

(Second game)

Washington

4 10 1

New York

... 8.13

(First game)

Washington

4

8

3

New York ... 14 14

0'

(Second game)

National League,

(First game)

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THE KING'S CUP.

.EXCITING FINISH TO

AIR RACE.

London, July 6.

Whe

THE LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE,

TENNIS FINALS AT WIMBLEDON,

*BRITISH LOSE MEN'S AND MIXED DOUBLES.

London, July 6

The weather for the final day

SURPRISE RESULTS ON 'SATURDAY.

Saturday was another day. of

lawn surprises in the

bowls lengus. Leadors in both first and of the Wimbledon Championships second divisions were defeated and was dull, with occasional heavy the championships remain as open showers. There were long queuen of people throughout the morning waiting for admission, among

Bs, over,

DIVISION I.

イ

those present as spectatora being

Men's Singles.

Kowloon Bowling Green at the Rene Lacoste,

Top of the Table, Kowloon Dock R.C. pald a vialt to shot to the Civil Service.

Henri Cochet (France), beat

Happy Valley and lost by a single Joan Borotra (France), 6-4, 6-3,

The King's Cup air race won by Flight Lieutenant Atcher. loy flying an Armstrong Siddeley Grobe. Ils average spead was 150.3 miles an hour.

Richardson

Civil Service Lieutenant

was second and Captalh, W. L. Hope | r. E. Booker · third. The latter won the race 3. E. Alderman last year at an average speed of B. Maughan 105.5 miles an hour. Mrs. A. S.A.0. Brawn 22 Butler came in fourth while Mias Spooner, who was third last year, I took the fifth placo.

On Friday morning the com- petitors, reduced to 29, made for Renfrew, from where they flew to Dunbar and then south to the starting point, Heston aerodrome.

Flying in a Galo.

Flying in a wind which reached galo force and was at unes necom- panied by violent rain, competitors in the race over the course of 1,170 miles had exclting experiences. The first stage to Blackpool was 500 miles long and competitors later flew the remainder of the distance back to the starting point at Heaton.

Several of the competitors sold they were heavily bruised from the lossing their machines received and that if they had not been strapped in they might on many occasions have been ibrown out.

3. Randlo J. Deakin J. Hollige A. W. Grim- mlit

L. Whant

F. IL. Holdman J. J. Gregory

Kowloon Dock,

a. Atkinson

W. Greig

W. Hedley

J. C. Brown

H. G. Cooper

F. Cullen

J. McKoivia

16. J. Puncheon

F. Goodman

3. V. Ramsay

J. MėLaggan e

R. T. Taylor 14 8. Gray.

1

te

6-4,

Women's Doubles,

Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Michefi.. (Britain) beat Mrs. Covell · and

18 Mrs. Shepherd-Barron (Britain).

·6-4, 8-01

Men's Doubles,

W. Allison

and Van Ryn

18 (U.S.A.), beat J. C. Gregory and

19

$1

Kowloon B.G.C. v. Thikoo. Playing at home, the Kowloon flow ling Green, Club defeated the Taikoo RC. by 32 shots."

K.B.G.C. R. Tall H. II. Rose

. Nish L. Guy

8. Eccleshall Captain Neville Stack, who was the I. S. McIntosh Arst man to fly to India in a light D. Muir acroplane, was the first to arrive at D. Gow Blackpool, having in bla Hermes Avian overtaken many who started R. Duncan

E. W. L. Hugbln with better handicap,

He was followed in a few seconds by PT. Farrell Flying Officer Atcherley, one of the W. Russell Brillah Schneider Cup team, and by Flying Officer Fielden, who started fortieth. The three wonten com-

33

* Taikoo R.C

J. Chalmers J. Sloan

C. B. Matthews

N. Drummond

T. Grimes

A. Stalker

J. Laing

15

J. Ferguson

T. Young

G. McLeod

L G. Collina (Britain), 6-4, 5-7, 6-2, 10-12, 6-4.

Mixed Doubles,

F. T. Hunter and Miss Wille (U.S.A.), beat I. G. Collins and Miss Joan Fry (Britain), 6-1, 6-4.

Cochet won the Men's Singles without extending himself, He seemed worried by the merriment caused by the Basque's manner- not lems but his strokes word, affected. He made the minimum of mistakes and put away the Basquo's half volleys to both flanks in superb manner. Borotra often put the ball into the net and twice foot-faulted. He was also guilty of double faults, but nevar- theless had the sympathy of the 18 crowd.

J. B. Chapman

23 Wotherspoon

12

71

B

potitors all did well despite the Club de Recrela v. Craigengower, desperate shaking they received.

R. H.

E.

Cincinnati Chicago

9 14

1

8 15

1

Cincinnati Chicago

5 11.

10 15

8

(Second game)

Philadelphia Brooklyn...

(First game)

1G 20

12 10

2

Philadelphia'

38

0

Brooklyn

6 11

#

(Second, game)

New York Boston

3 11

0

Ho

4

ก

1

(First game)

Tol. C. 2432,

New York Boston

6. 12 0

AND CHLDREN'S STRAW HATS

ELITE STYLES

A·P.C. Building.

GLITTERING, EXOTIC ROMANCE!

CARL LAEMMLE

PRESENTO

NORMAN

LEWIS

KERRY STONE

in

The FOREIGN LEGION

JUNE MARLOWE

with MARY NOLAN and

A DOUBLE TRIANGLE OF TANGLED LIVES!

"

A highly dramatic and spectacular story of life with the Legionaires!

COMING TO THE ·

QUEEN'S THURSDAY TO

SATURDAY

10 6 8

(Second-gamo).

St. Louis Pittsburgh

I

4

11 1 8-11

(First game).

St. Louis

22

G

◊

Pittsburgh ... 8 11

I

(Second game)

The League standings are now

as follows:

National League.

Pittsburgh Chlengo New York St. Louis Brooklyn

Philadelphia Boston

Cincinnati

Winner Damages Plane.

Club de Recreio entertained 'Crad- gengower CC. and lost by five phota,

Recreio.

Craigenpower.

G. L. Buchanan A. A. Razack H..Beer

17 R. Baea

It was a most exciting race, especially as the winner, Flight C. A. Vaz Lieutenant Atcherley, damaged the C. A. Lopes rudder of his plane at Blackpool. C. Marques

was up practically all Friday A. Ribeiro night assisting mechanles to fit spare parts which wero Tunhed from H. Alven Gloucester by motor.

| L. Gutiérrez He left Blackpool ten minutes late C. M. 9, Alves and held the sixth place when P. Yvanovich 21 Birmingham was ranched. He assuin-

.:

ed the lead only a mile from Heston F. L. Silva. and passed the, finishing post just C. Sousa →

C. G. Sliva

nhend of Lieutenant Behardson,

For the greater part of the course R. F. Luz

it was a ding-dong struggle between Richardson and Stack. The Inter finished sixth.-Reuter and British Wireless,

FOOTBALL SHIELD.

PRESENTED AT S.CA.A. DINNER.

In celebration of a highly success-

ful season (tho Association having

F. Neves

M. A. E. Sousa

D. Kumfahn

28

B. W. Bradbury 11

W. T. Brightman

A. E. Coates

E el Arcull!

18 U. . Omar 22

· 50

Kowloon C.C. v. Police..

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61

Tho Police ILC. auffered their heaviest defeat of the season on tho Kowloon C.C. green, losing by 21 #bota.

Kowloon, C.C.

IL Gittins

Pollco R.C.

25

J. Fendor

B. Petheram

W. Glendenning

li. Overy

W. E. Hollanda

G. Jibson

13

G. C. Moss

J. Field

Nolan

G. Hargraves

W. Mair

13

the H.KR.C. Shield and the E. C. Fincher championships of both the Baseball" A, C. Burford and Basket-Ball Leagues). A dinner

A. Ilydo-Lay

W. L. Pet.

44 26 .037

42 24 636

41 31 .669

36 34 514

won

32 37 468 29 40 .420 29 44 .393 26 43

367

u L. Pit

American League,

Philadelphia

53 17 757

New York. 43 26 .623

St. Louis Deirolt Cleveland Washington Chiengo Boston

44 27 .019

39. 36 .620

34 36 .485 26 12 382. 25 49 342 22 53. .203

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MOTOR RACE CRASH.

was held by the South Chinn Athlete A. E. Silkstone 34 Association

on Saturday night at its

Club rooms in Chin Building. There Capt. Dunbar

were prewent over a hundred members J. Howe

and friends, Including, officials of L. E. Lammert

the Hongkong Football Apreciation J. Fraser

and representative members of other

Clubs.

Presiding over a most excellent Chincao repant, Mr. Ng Sze-kwang

extended a welcome to the guests,

E. G. Post

1. Marka

J. McLeod

10

$13

22 J. West

60

48

· DIVISION. II.

Over Craigengower C.C.

Mr. J. 9. Shak, who spoles for the Club de Recreio's Big Victory Foutball Department of the Associa- tion, and he hoped to see this your the organization of a Charity League us a means of raising much-needed funds for local charitable bodies:

Allison Worries Gregory.

The Men's Doubles provided the greatest thrill of the day. Allison's earvico was the winning factor. It worried Gregory, whose smashing powers were greatly res- tricted.

Miss Wills won her first mixed doubles Litle at Wimbledon, this being largely due to Hunter, whose plercing forehand drives paved the way for many winning strokes.- Reutor.

-

The All-England Plate Final

London, July 7,

At Wimbledon in the All-England Plate final, Chandler (Amorica) hast Powell (a former Cambridge Blue) 6-4, 6-1.-Neuter.

FANLING GOLF..

MR. R. YOUNG QUALIFIES IN CUP CONTEST.

There were 21 antries for tho Captain's Cup at Fanling over the week-end, Mr. R. Young qualifying with a score of 71 (81-10).. Other scores were:

T. L. Christle 84-11-78 T. C. Monaghan 87-978 A. D. Humphreys 88-11-77. The Optional Pool was. can- celled,

"A motor-car is evidence of poverty, rather than means, some times. It eats up so much in petrol and expenses."-Judge To- bin, at Westminster.

Talkoo R.C. v. Kowloon BG.C.

Talkoo RC, on their own groen, defeated tho Kowloon B.G.C., by. 19 ahota.

Taikoo R.C.

Craigengower G.C., playing at home, had a serious reverse, being beaten by the Club do Recreio by 8B R. K. Duncan

shots.

Mr. W. E. Hollands timarked the members of the Association for the hospitality extended to the guests, He spoke of the right view to be taken of sports, and exhorted the D. K. Kharax ONE GENDARME KILLED AND Chinese to follow the bost principlos 5. M. Flegg

+

THREE INJURED.

Francorchamp, July 7, Terrible accidents occurred during the Belgian Grand Prix. The well known racing motorist Charlier, who was driving a Bugatti car, was killed Instantly when the car overturned.

Kereyn, driving a Minerva, erzahod through a barrier, killing one gen. dormo and seriously injuring three others. Kervyn himself was injured. ---Router,

A WORLD RECORD.

BRITISH RUNNER'S GREAT. PERFORMANCE. |

London, July 5 The British Marathon was run to-day the long race ending at Stamford Bridge.

Craigengower.

M. O'Brien

C. 8. Cameron R. M. Keown

D. Munro

Roercio,

A. Rosario

L. Remedios J. Rosario

D. Peoples

J. Sloan

W. Weir

27

of the game.

Mr. Hin Wong, in charge of the C. 8. Rossolet 12 E. Barros Baseball Department of the Associa

A. Gomer tion, expressed the general regret E. Tuck

M. Baptista that Inck of a ground had prevented II V. Fearse

C. Rodrigues the playing off of the League fixtures Y. Abbas,

11. A. Alves. this year. He hoped ilist this hand- W. Collins cap would be non-existent next year. w. Field

Presentation of Shield. Dr. B. We Ts'o presented the Cup W. Gill and Shield

J. Cavanagh Mr. Ng Sze-kwong then asked the J. Wiltshire gathering to drink to the health of Mr. F: W. Black, who is leaving the Colony shortly.

A. Machado F. Ribeiro.

A. Barro

13J, Ozorio

86

.

Bowling Green.

H. F. Stonebam T. A. West V. Pethorick

20 G. E. Roylance

G. E F. Thompson

V.. II. Chittenden

W. 8. Draks

IL McKechnie 19. W. E, Bell

3. Hope

J. Polon 24D. Splers

74

In responding Mr. Black recalled

Civil Service v. HI. Electric. hle earlier experioncom when, dẹting

Civil Bervice visited Hongkong as a coach, he helped the Association to turn out a first-class teard of foot Electric and won by 21' zhot ballers. The effort was now crowned

Electric R.C. Civil Service. with success in the Association win- ning the Shield.

AP. Tarbuck shesce he hoped that H Hatch A lover of peace, with all the virtues which sourts IL. F. Akehurst helped to develop in the fudividual, A Webster the day might not be far off when

all disputes would be settled on the J, IL Way field of sporta alone.

E. W, Simmonds L-Holland

R. K. Davies' 27 F. Haynes

4. II. L.. Lockhart FF. Duckworth: L. E. Luck Commander: Byron, and Mr. P. 7. L. de Rome Murphy H. Payne, the famous long-dis- James were other speakers. Mr. W. B. Muskelt 16 7. Massay

James painted a -glowing picture of tance and cross-country runnar, was the time when the Chinese would come F. Normington-

,

an easy first, winning in 2 hours, into their own in all branches of C. E. Gahagan [80 minutes, :· 57 3/5th Bec-sport,

L. Descon onds. It is stated that Payne's The evening was brought to a close L 1. Davies timo constitutes a world's record--|| with "musical honours, the function Router

being voted a very enjoyable one.

Jumla

W. J. Bickford C. Bara 10. Archibald

15

21.8

P. L. Hapley'

19.

A. W. E. Davidson' -

J. Craig

D. Walmsley 21. A. E. Whibley

Yacht Club

60

Kowloon C.C.

Playing a man short on one rink Kowloon C.C. were penalised 25 per ceat at the Yacht Club and lost by 15 shots.

Yacht Club

1.A. J. L. Whyte B. Sutherland

Kowloon C.C

E. Shank

W. Orchard EL W. Carpenter Emith

7. K. Bhaw 24 J. P. Robinson

F. Button

Stevenson

T. W. Carr

F. Westlake

A. T. Hamilton ... X. Hepburn G. R. Edwards 14-/H. Hampton

E. B. Reed

E. B. Abraham

8, J. Jordain

O. B. Raven. Webb

A. Chapman 27 HL, Lashum

* One player short; 25 per cent,

deducted.