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TENNIS TOURNEY.

YOUNG INDIAN MAKES

GOOD SHOWING.

There was a most interesting pro granime yosterday in the Hongkong Cricket Club tennis tournament, when M. K. Lo, M. W.. Lo and S. A, Rum- Jahn appeared in frat round ties of the Open Championship Singles.

There was disappointment for those who delight in surprise results, how. ́ever, although M, K. Lo was fully ex- tended by J. A. E. Cassumbhoy, a young player who only needs ex- parience in competitive tennis to'place him in the first grade of players. In experience played a large part in his defeat by Lo yesterday. The latter simply walked

away with the first Lwo

sets, Chasumbhoy appearing to be "nervy" and he made for more mis- takes than usual. There was to wrong with his sivke production, but he timed badly and did not wo his feet to very great advantage. These opening sula gave the Indica- tion that Lo was to' have an eggy three-straight sets passage into the second round, but his youthful oppo nent executed an astonishing change In his came in the third chapter, and, making all the play, took the set without the loss of a game. Still adopting a clever and effective attack, he gained a lead of 2-1 in the fourth sel, but again"impsed' to allow Lo "ta come up and level the scores, Cat- sumbhey won the, seventh game but it proved to be only a momentarily ad- vantage, as Lo captured the next and

the math Cassumbhey should have Jend love 40 ofl' Lo's service in the tenth game, but a faulty service de cision robbed him of a valuable point, and la, playing with great coolness and determination, eventually ran home the winner, capturing the final set at 0-4.

S. A. Ramfaith was far from. In- pressive in his match against A. D. Humphreys, and will not be able to afford to make so, many mistakes in subsequent rounds.

M. W. Lo enjoyed nu easy passage into the second rouul, winning in straight sets, with the loss of only two games against Lak Kang-cheung, Yesterday's resulta in detail were as follow:

Open Championship Singles. First Round.

M. W. L bent Laik Kung-cheung, 6-0, 6-0, 6-2.

L

E. W. Liang bent T. C. Monaghan, 9-7, 1-2, 5-7, 6-0.

M. K. Lo beat J. A, R. Cuasumbhay,

G-2, 6-0, 0-6, Ori,

S. A. Ramjahu bent A. D. Hum-

phreys, 63, 6-3, 6-4,

Open Championship Doublés,

First Round.

Ho Wai-hing and Chiu Taun-chiu best D. S. and S. E. Green, 6-4, 6-3, .6.3.

Club Championship.

First Round.

A. L. Sullivan "bert D., M. Mae- dougall, 6-2, 6-3.

Handicap Singles “A."- First Round.

11. J. Armstrong (-4/6) beat 0, E. C. Marion (-2/6), 6-0, 6-2.

Handicap Doubles,

First Round:

IL Mijhoff and H. Le Sueur (scr.) beat T. J. Prior and G. S. Hugh Jones (2/0), 0-4, 7-5.

The ground in being used for erleket today, but the tournament will be continued on Monday,

"LEAGUE CRICKET,

KOWLOON C. C. TEAM TO MEET HONGKONG C.C.

The following have been selected to represent the Kowloon CC, in their League match against the Hongkong C.G. on the Kowloon ground this afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock.- W. Braer (Capt.), E. C. Fincher, E. F. Fincher, F. Goodwin, N. H. Ross, F. Zimmer, D. Laing, F, E, Lawrence, A. T. Lee, A. W. Ramsey and S. Jez Umpire, J. P. Robinson. Scorer, "A, Hyde-Lay,

B.C.C. v Combined League.

The K.Cic. play the Combined Longue on Sunday, starting at 11 a.m., and will be represented by the following.-E. C. Pincher (Capt.), E F. Fincher, F. G. dwin, N. H. Koas, F. Zimmern, F. S. W. Smith, F. E. Lawrence, A. T. Lee, G.-A, V. Hall, S. Jex, and W. C. Hung,

Combined League. "

The following have been selected t play for the Combined League on Sunday on, the Kowloon Cricket Club ground commencing at 11 am-

. R. Sayer (Captain), F. C. Baker, E. B. Reed, A. H. Madar. W. A. II. Maxwell, W. Hamilton, F. II. Holdman, D. J. N. Anderson, A. A. Kumjahn, Tsui Wai Piu and E, A, Leo.

Navy v C.8.C.C.

The following will "represent the Royal Navy in a League match versus the Civil Service on the latter's ground at Happy Valley to-day, commencing at 2 p.m.-Vico Admiral Sir A. K Waistell, Comdr. F. C. Baker, Lieut. G. Cobb, Licut,, D. P. Evans, Leading Telegraphiat R. Genge, Sub. Lieut. A. 0. Johnson, Able Seaman F. Laslett, Sub, Lieut. P. C. Moseley, Midshipman J. L. Rathbone; Stoker 3, Ticehurst, A. N. Other.

Scorer LS, A, Cook,

REFEREES MEETING.

A meeting of the Hongkong Football Referees. Association will be held in the Council Office of the HK.F.A, on Thursday, 20th February, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. All interested are invited to attend and join in the discussion.

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RUGBY FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY · 1930.

CLUB LUCKY TO DRAW: WITHI THE NAVY.

Perhaps another try, or a try converted, should have been the tras result of the game at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon. The Navy pack had the better of the scrums in the second half, until towards the end, though the Club beran to get the ball regularly at the end of the game

SETTLING

THE POINT IN

GOLF

The Navy were perhaps very bad- ly handicapped through the Suffolk not being able to get to port in time, but the remainder played well, tho three-quarter line doing fine thing, and the forwards making all the run- ning. All the scoring came in the Grat hall, Evans getting through a lot of opposition before grassing the ball for the Navy, The kick wi sent» astray." After play in midfield, the Club managed to retaliate, some pressure.ending with Churchill mak. ing ground, to pass to Massey, who ran well and passed to Divett, to get the run in Tho kick at goal failed. Keen work by the Navy after this kick-off nearly brought a score, but Divett fly-kicked to touch A pretty! bit of interception by Churchill gave him a clear run, and Belton was casily beaten by à pha to Latumert, who ran more than half the length When Bull Hits Truck. of the Actd, to get a good try, though Smallwood come across, to If a ball lodge in anything "mov force the touchdown just over thefing such as a truck or cart, a ball line. Churchill. Intercopted again shall be dropped. from u lobbed pass, but was brought However, if a ball in motion be down before going far Good kickstopped or deflected by any agency ing by Churchill and Fenton ended outside the match or by a fore with the latter making ground with caddie the ball shall be played from a fine punt.

the spot where it lies.

Pretty Movement,

A fino movement, in which all the Navy balves and threes handled the ball, ended in Smallwood getting over

The health bulletin of Eastern

the line, but the ball was too far out ports for the week ended Saturday for Padden to convert Back to the last, issued by the Director of ather and came the Club, and Divettien and Sanitary services, and Bonnar did yeoman work, before gives the following casos, the figures West was sent over the line, break-in parenthesis indienting deaths: ing down the flag in getting away. Plague, Alexandria 3 (1)," Baghdad' Dirett was just short and to the left 1. Bassein 1 (1). Bombay 1 (1), with the kick. Evans was nearly Rangoon 2 (2), Colombo 1 (1), Pnom over but was tackled near the line, Penh (1); Cholera, Calcutie 81 (38), and Churchill ran behind the line to Ropoon (1), Pnom Penh 3 (2); kick somewhere to touch.

Balton

fielded the ball, but Churchill brought Smallpox, Mombasa 1. Berbern 5 | (5), Bombay 07 (68), Calcutta hð (34),

him down.

The navy were having all the best Cochin 57(6), Karachi 6 (2), Madras of matters, but a cross-kick by Small- 39 (6), Moulmein. 20 (6), Rangoon 2 wood was spoilt by a poor pans from (1) Vizagapatam 1, Pondicherry, 1 Churchill to Lammert. Bailey was] (1),". Butavia 5 (3), Bhanghai *(*), nearly in for the Navy, taking à long) Canton "2.

solo run, and making about 40 yards,

but being brought down by Massey

under the posts. "

Atkinson manged

to flüge himself over the line, how. again, but, though they got right up ever, and half-time came with the to the Navy line, they could not quite score at nine points each.

ret the exima piece of power peces.

The second half produced intense ary. pressura by the. Navy, but no score A draw make the Trianguinr eventunted: There were frequent Tournament very interesting. Should perups when the ball seemed to be the Navy beat the Army next Vednas- put in, for the Navy forwards to hoo]] day, and the Army beat the Club next straight away, Towards the end, the Friday, there will be a tussle on the Club forward got into their stride point average,

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