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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930:

THE

WORLD SPORT

RIFLE LEAGUE.

́RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S

MATCHES.

Taikoo R.C. met H.M. Dockyard

TENNIS TOURNEY.

CHINESE TIE UNFINISHED AFTER STRUGGLE.

R.C. at Taikoo, the home team win.tators spellbound at the Hongkong ning. Scores:.

Taikoo R.C.

Mr. R. Amery Mr. A. MacIndve Mr. K. McLenan MẸ T

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Mr. J. Polson

Mr. T. Swan

Mr. D. Lyle

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A dour struggle, held the spec-

C.C. ground yesterday afternoon, when Ng Sze-kwong, a former singles champion of the Colony, and Ho Ka-lau, met in the third round of the tennis championship. The match was chock full of

327 og high standard tennis with the

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H.M.S. Dockyard R.C.

Mr. Lakey

Mr. Guest

Mr. Fawcett

Mr. Chambers

Mr. Gossett

Mr. Johnston

Mr. Ursell

Mr. Young.

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necessary excitement provided by the sterling recovery of Ho, after being two sets in arrears. Unfortunately the light would not

permit of a definite result, and at the close the players were sharing four sets.

Ng Sze-kwong obviously recog 608nised that he had no light task to dispose of the C.R.C. champion, and it was by sheer brilliant tennis that he carried off the first two sets. He brought into play all his knowledge of court-craft, following up his deep drives by cleverly placed drop shots, which left Ho fairly helpless.

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At Stonecutters, the Y.M.C.A. Rite Club lost to Stonecutters East RC Scores:

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Then followed a fine effort by Ho-Ka-lau, during which he forced the exchanges to such a degree, that he was able to capture the third set.

Ng Sze-kwong was very unfortunate. in suffering an attack of oramp, this handicap causing him to slow down appre ciably.

GARRISON NEWS.

YESTERDAY'S NAVAL MATCHES.

A team from H. M. S. Kent draw with the Sandwich at Happy Valley | yesterday afternoon Teams:

Kent-Dack; · McMallenj Bond; Whiyo, Boyston, Johns; Pellow, Clarke, Rimmer, Donaldson, Phippon.

Sandwich-Weekes: Francis, Vey:] Jones, Starr, Russell; Dray, Jones, Clark, Cole, Ribbeek,

After some pressure by the Sand- wich forwards, and an unproductive corner, Kent got away by means of a run by Rimmer, whose shot went over the bar. Sandwich soon took play back to the Kent goalmouth, but their efforts were unrewarded, several shots being sent Just wide, or cleared by the keeper. A run by Rimmer and Phippen made ground, for Kent but Francis took the bell from Phip- after a clearance had been effected,

pen's toe to save the situation.

repeated attacks by the forwards, and

Cole scored Sandwich's goal after.

order for the rest of the half, with midfield and end-to-end play was the

Sandwich trying to consolidate their Kent made a lead as the interval-whistle was blown. good run down on the resumption,

but a shot by Pellew hit bar, rebounded into play, and was cleared: Attacks by Sandwich met with no success, and Kent, coming back to the other end, equalised through Donaldson, who shot from Ribbeck's, pass. Keen play in, an endeavour to obtain the lead lasted for the remainder of the game, but no further goal was scored.

Bridgewater v Marazion. Another Navy game at Happy Valley yesterday gave Bridgewater a fairly easy win over Marasion by four goals to nil. Teams:

Bridgewater-Hill; Horsman, Mow- bray; Vaughan, Shand, Robertson; Phipps, Taylor, Wyatt, Bennett, Branch.

Marazión.-Martin; Goodall, Ward: White, Swift Waller; Bunt, Pawley, Routledge, Tigwell, Hodgson.

The fourth set saw the former champion in his most dangerous defensive mood. He allowed Hu to make the pace, and then time and time again defeated him with Marazion had the better of the splendid, recovery shots. Another game at the start and kept Bridge- seizure with cramp caused him to water penned in their own half för adopt over-cautious methods, and some minutes, but Bennett and Branch Ho, pronting by this passive re-broke away at last, though their cen sistance to his attack, eventually: tres were not accepted. Another secured the set ut:9-7.

The match provided some of the best tennis yet seen in the cur- ront tournament, and the struggle for the final set should be some- thing worth seeing.

The full results were: Open Singles (third round).-Ng Sze-wang Ho Ka-lau, 7-5, 6-2, 6-3,

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CIVIL SERVICE TEAMS

SATURDAY. ..:

Handicap Singles "A"-Capt. E. C. Etherington (ser.) beat S. E. Green (owe 15/2), 6-4, 6-2,

Handicap Singles "B"-II. Graves (rec. 4) beat. F. H. Ashworth (rec. 2/6), 6-st; 5-0.

Handicap Doubles-0. E. C. Marton and H. J. Armstrong (owe 1) v Dean Swann and L, Forster (owe †3/0), 6-3, 5-7 (unfinished).

J. D. Humphreys and R. H. Wild (rec, 2/6) bent J. R. Collis and V. R. Gordon (rec. 4/6), 6-3, 6-1.

To-day's Programme;

The programme for this afternoon is as, foliowa

Open Singles (third round),—C; A. L. Rumjahn y M, K. Lo; Kong Too- choung v Chi Chun-chiu.

Handicap Singles "A"-L. Forster (owe 15) v J. A. Summers (rec. 3/8).. FOR(scr.) A. F. Judd (ser.).

Handicap Singles "B"-MD. Scott

The following have been selected to represent the Civil Service Cricket, CTüb in their matches on Saturday, next the 22nd inst..

1st, Eleven H.K.C.C. League

IKK.C.C. Ground.-B. D. Evans (Capt), F. J. de Rome, J. E. Richard son, E. W. Hamilton, E. B. Reed, Barrow, Baker, F. H. Holdman, S Balfour, D. R. Kelly, D. M. McDougall

2nd Eleveround.

H FI.K.C.C. Friendly, C.S.C.C.

E. Booker, (Capt.), R. S. W. Paterson. II. F

Handicap Doubles.-F. A. Redmond and, H. Owen Hughes (owe 16/3) v H. Nijhoff and H. le Sueur (scr.),

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

MATCHES.

ONLY TWO GAMES IN SECOND DIVISION.

Only two second division

league

Harper, T. R. Davies, V. H. Freemen fixtures were played yesterday, "re- H. E. Strange, W. H. Edmonds, E, sulting as follows: Ilimsworth J. F. Willmott, R. G. Ewa Robertson, V. Chittendea.

Recreio's Team.

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The Division I game scheduled to

The following will represent the be played at King's Park, Kowloon Recreio in a friendly match against V. Recreio, was not played, the the Kowloon CC. at King's Park Recreio failing to field a team. The on Saturday: L. J. Guterres, H. A referee, Mr. T. G. Stokes, and most Alves, H. A. Barros, E. M. Xavier, of the Kowloon players turned up, but J. Remedios, D. P. Xavier, M. the Recreio did not put than appear Pinna, J. H. Figueiredo, C. M. Soune, ance, it was also noticed that the A. P. Pereira and F. H. Carvalho.. nets had not been put up or the pitch marked out. It was later learned. that the Recreio Cluby bid cancelled the game at 2 n.m.

HOCKEY.

HONGKONG "A" TEAM-FOR TOMORROW,

The following will represent the Hongkong Hockey Club "A" -XF in their match with H.M.S. Tomar, on Friday, a pan at King's Park:

W. B. Borrowman, A. Dand, G. Rankin (Capt.), J. W. Arber, A., A. R. Botelho, E. R.. West, Major Kerrich, D. M. McDougall, T. R. Rowell, L. G. Frost and K., W. Sapsed.

Recreio Team for To-day.

JUNIOR GOLF:

ADAMSON CUP WON BY E. MOORE

In the Junior Section of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, the play-off for the Adamson Cup. (1929) resulted in win for E.- Moore, who beat W Dorling in the final tiesa

In the qualifying competition for The following will represent Club the Adamson Competition for de Recreio in a Rockey match against February and March, A. E. Clarke the Y.M.C.A. on Thursday, 20th inst,wifli a score of 66 (84-18) and E. at 5 p.m. sharp. King's Park Moore with a score of 69 (83- 147 Ground

both qualified Therd were 15_en-

H. Barros, H. J, Noronha, R. Silva, tries and other scores were Netto, H. A. Noronha F Barros. A.J. W. Dorling 186 14

F. V. Ribeiro, J. A. de V. Soares, AR. Wallace

A. Remedios, A. M. Xavier, CA. D. Fraser d'Almada e Castro, A. P. Eca da 5iva.

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run by Branch brought the first score, and Bennett added a further goal just before half-time.

Although Morazion did a lot of attacking after the interval, the Bridgewater halves and backs were too steady, and the Marazion for wards never really got near enough to the goal to try a shot with any zion put them further ahead, Hors- confidence. A penalty against Mara- man's shot giving Martin no chance. The rest of the game was all in favour of Bridgewater, with sporadic and forwards. Wyatt ran through for easily stopped raids by the Marazion Bridgewater before the end, and added the side's fourth goal.

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