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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930.

M.

TENNIS TOURNEY.

EXCELLENT GAMES SEEN YESTERDAY.

of

One of the best displays tennis yet seen in the current tournament was witnessed yester day in the second set of the singles match between S. A. Rumjahn and Cheng Chi-wing, and the large gathering of onlookers followed the exchanges with unabated interest Wi and admiration.

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more than one

It was the one period in the match when both players were seen at their best. Long rallies were finished off on either side by splendidly placed "winners," and in this respect, Cheng was equally as successful as Rumjahn. His pas sing shots were particularly well executed and Rumjahn was viously worried into two minds on occasion. The Indian, however, proved the value and of match-play experience, eventually wore down his opponent to take a lead

of twa acts, and he quickly polished off the match after that by winning the

third at 6-2.

Cheng played a very creditable fighting game, but Rumjahn show. ed that he was still able to extricate himself from awkward positions and to turn unpromising positions into winning points.

V.R.C. MEETING.

IMPROVED FINANCIAL

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MR. PEPYS IN HONGKONG.

"DYNAMITE" AUTHOR AS

SCENARIST

VII.

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At the annual general mesting, of! "I've heard many actors and This day to office and then members of the Victoria Recreation stunt men describe the greatest betimes to my wine-merchants, Club, hold yesterday evening under thrill they ever had," sald Jeanie

where Mr. of Caldbecke,

Oliver the chairmanship of Mr. W. Logan, MacPherson,

B. Do Mille'a mighty civil. And I do speak with it was revealed that the Club is now in a flourishing condition, and that "Dynamite," Cecil

commenced first talking picture, due at the him about a certain strong water although the year WAS with a less it finished with a profit Queen's Theatre to-morrow. and no outstanding liabilities.

Mr. Logan

gan recalled that years ago, before the Club was moved to Hong- kong, the membership was 450. With

"The three words applied to do tell me he drank there to his the renovated building and a goed The Rose of the Rancho," the first mighty content. And I do find financial position, he added he would like to see the Club go ahead and of the thirty-eight photoplays its name be called gynne, where- have written for Cecil B. De Mille. of I do order me a hoggeshead, as And they meant more than any equal its former membership to

concluded by letter received from the Chairman, other incident, before or since, be I find it right comforting to the the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, CM, cause the script which Mr. De stomach these cold nights. And I In which he expressed regret at not Mille accepted was the sixth I had;

do pricke. Mr. Oliver that he do being able to attend the meeting and turned in on this one story!

"For amateur writers, of course, send a tierce of claret for the informed the members he was pleased to see that the Club was, in such a the lesson of this tale is that per poor thirsty actors who do re- flourishing condition. (Applause) sistence and patience aro the

The Hon. Mr. W. T. Southern,

success in hoarse my play. But much I fear greatest attributes of unanimously re-elected Chairman.

screen. Mr. Do they quench not their thirst in Mr. James Stewart and Hr. I. writing for the Hyndman were re-elected to the Mille had told me, you write like this way. And while there I do positions of hon. secretary and hon a plumber. That made me so mad treasurer, respectively. Prior to the I was determined to show him. Imeet Mr. Marriott, who do set elections, the chairman remarked that succeeded. But if he hadn't ac- Caesar in my play, and as Mr. Mr. Stewart had done yeoman service cepted that sixth scenario I might Povy do tell me do act the part during the year, and they were not be in the picture business to- marvellous well, and in the drink- ing scene as lifelike as ever any- fortunate in being able to retain the day.

of Mr. Hyndman (Ap- Mr. De Mille has since told me one saw, so I do congratulate him services plause).

that had I failed to stick, he never heartily, and he mighty pleased The

general committee, composed

At the and do bring out some curious of the following members, were re would have retained me. elected en bic-Messrs. W. Logan, time, however, I didn't realise the sherrys sack they do keep. And F. W. T. Ross, A. F. B. Silva-Netto, value of hanging on My main very merry we were. J. R. Soares, A. A. Alves, J. R. John sensation was the glorious one of nuncheon at the Club where all in stone, S. A. Marcal, W. Anderson and being raised at one bound from the fine pother over the duce which

depths of despondency

men say must grow more. But The following were elected to the heights of happiness."

while our gettings be less and our balloting committee.-Messrs. J. M. M.

outgoings be more, Lord! but how Alves, F. P. Lenfèstey J. A. Victor,

shall a man fare? So melancholy W. F. Kerr, L. Roza Pereira, W. G.

A musical revue with a college back to the office, and later home even my accounts. owned, B. Gosano, L. A. Soares, H.

H. Maynard and W. Foraita. setting which projects audibly the where I did Mr. W. S. Bailey, who donated $25 verve and sparkle of campus life, But I doubt I am 3rds club repair expenses, Mr. is the vehicle for Lois Moran's de- than last year, which is a sorry

Hance and Mr. W. G. Goggin, but in a Fox Movietone singing, case. And so to bed. who donated debentures to the Club, dancing and talking screen role. were unanimously elected Life Mem-The picture is "Words and Music,"

"None of them, however, can com-that Jonas Shish, a master ship. pare with my feelings when I heard wright late out of Plymouth Town, just three words, "This will do."

M. W. Lo suffered his first shock of the tournament, when he had to concede the first set to Ng Sze cheung, but he recovered and at the close was leading by the odd act and 3-2 in the fourth. The stand-J. J. Edgar. ard of play compared very poorly with that of the Rumjahn-Cheng encounter, both maining rigidly to the base-line, and the exchanges were decidedly unenterprising.

contestants

The match had to be abondoned with L leading by 2 sets to I, the light not being sufficiently good to allow the players to continue.

The following are the full scores of yesterday's matches;

Open Singles (third round)-S. A. Rumjahn beat Cheng Chi-wing 6-4, 8-6, 6-2; in the match between Lo and Ng Sze-cheung, the former was leading 2-6. 7-5, 6-1, 3-2, when it was abandoned.

Club Championship (second round). -S. E. Green beat J. A. Summers 6-4, G-g

(second Handicap Singles "B" round).-N. L. H. Railton (-3/6) brat J. E. Henry (act.) 6-8, 6-4, 6-2.

Handicap Doubles (second round). G. E. R. Divett and E. J. R. Mit chell (rec. 2/5) beat I. S. Harris and A. W. llny Eadie (rce, 3/6) 3-6, 6-3, G-0; E. R. Price and T. J. Price (scr.) beat J. Barrow and D. M. McDougall (-3/6) 7-5, 6-8, 6-4.

Tennis at Night. Though the idea is not entirely new to the Colony, the staff of the China Light and Power Company have introduced the playing of tennis at night in Kowloon. One of the courts has been illuminated by eight are lamps, and last night on the occa sion of an informal opening, a large number of members of the staff in- dulged an of tennis.

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J. P. Braga visited the grounds and watched the play for a short time.

CRICKET.

H.K.C.C. TEAMS TO MEET KOWLOON.

The following will represent the HI.K.C.C. in matches to be played to- day.

1st XI v K.C.C. (F) Away.-T. E. Pearce, A. C. I. Bowker, A. C. Beck, K. H. Batger, E. R. Duckitt, J. R. Hin ton, H. Owen Hughes, E. J. R. Mit- chell, O. E. C. Marton and A. Reid,

2nd XI v K.C.C. (L) Home.-W. W. Mackenzie, J. H. Ashworth, H. J Armstrong, R. X. Hepburn, C. E Gahagan, W. H. Walker, J. R. Way, G. Walsh, R. H. D. Wade, and R. M. Wood

IR.C. v. Recreio.

The following will represent the LR.C. 2nd XI against the Club de Recreio in a friendly cricket match at Sockunpoo to-day at 2 p.m.: M. P. Madar (Capt.), H. T. Barma, J. S. Ackber, S. Ismail, A. R.. Suflad, D. Mohamed, A. S. Suffiad, M. R. Abbas, Sirdar Khan, A. R. H. Esmail and A. N. Other.

SHAMEEN FOOTBALL

The Shameen Football Team were unable to field a team yester- day afternoon against H. M. S. Moorhen in the Shameen Football League. The latter thereby gained two points in the League without playing.

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Lois Moran's First Revue.

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And so to

A worge man

Captain A. Laithwaite, D.S.O.,

the

Mr. D. Lyon expressed thanks to Talented youngsters from campuses. the Club for the honour they had done and dancing schools, together with B.A.S.C., who has been stationed in Life noted entertainers from the legiti Hongkong for some time, has been his father in electing him a Member. Mr. Lyon said his father mate stage, form the supporting posted to Shanghai, and sailed for that port yesterday. Mobilised in the had hoped to return to Hongkong, but; cast. could not do so. He wished to thank

Eight song numbers are includ-ranks of the Territorial Force from

outbreak of war to them very much.

25.4.17. Cap ed, also. They range from snappy tain Laithwaite was commissioned dance tunes to haunting love ballads with the Middlesex Regiment to 11.12. William Kernell, Harlan Thompson, 20, transferring to the R.A.S.C., Dave Stamper and Con Conrad, taking seniority as Lieutenant from Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie 26.9.10. His captaincy is dated 21.12. Gottler wrote the songs. All are 28. Captain Laithwaite served as famous "Tin Pan Alley" boys.

SCHOOL CRICKET,

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COLLEGE,

and

G.S.0.3 in Persia from 27.11.19 to 10.11.20 na a temporary Captain, whilst he was in France from 6.1.17 to 6.1.18., being wounded once and once mentioned in despatches.

Queen's College met Diocesan Boys' School in a cricket match on Wednes- day and after a very enjoyable game' F. K. Lee was the highest scorer were just defeated by two wickets. for the D.B.S. with 56 and Trafford

Of the total of 112 compiled by was next with 35. Only one other Captain A. L. Shaw, The Green Queen's College, Douglas Hunt con-player reached double figures. Tsui Howards, who has recently been tributed 26 (not out) and A. Hunt Yun-pui captured four wickets at gazetted to his present rank, has been and Abbas 17 each. Wood captured 10 runs apiece for Queen's College. posted from the 1st. Battalion four wickets at the cost of 23 runs Suffind three for 35, and Abbas two stationed at Aldershot, to the 2nd.

Battalion, new serving in. Shanghai, and Prata two for seven.

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