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SATURDAY.

WORLD SPORT

TENNIS TOURNEY.

RUMJAHN COUSINS SNATCH. VICTORY.

THE RIFLE LEAGUE.

SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY

BEAT KAI TAK

The rifle match between Someracta L. L. and R. A. F. (Kal Tak) fired at the Kowloon range on Wednesday re- sulted in a victory for the Somerseta by 20 points.

Scores:

Somerset L.I.

200 500 600 Total yds. yds. yds.

Magnificent and apectacular tennis featured the contest be- tween the Rumjahn cousins and J. A. E. Cassumbboy and C. A. L. Rumjahn in the semi-final of the doubles championship yesterday, when the former snatcher a re- markable victory after being two sets in arrears. The final scores read 4-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2 in their | c. q. M. S. Porter 27 favour, but they give no inulcation of what a thrilling match it was, The fact that C. A. L. Rumjahn and his young partner. took the first two sets was sufficient to make the spectators gasp, but the electrical exchanges which follow. ed equalled anything yet seen in the Colony. The cousins wont all out and by pure force of their attack won through. 7

Sgt. Collett

C. Q. M. S. Naylor 25 Sgt. Harbour Sgt. Cloatman Cpl. Loxton Lieut. Alms...... Capt. Gage Brown 28

APRIL 12, 1930.

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR THE OLD COURSE.

The following starting times have been drawn for the old course at Fanling on Sunday.

9.12 a.m., Capt. Riggs, J. Morris, 9.24 m, V. R. Gleeson, R., W.

Taplin.

9.28 a.m., W. A. Butterfeld, B.

3. J.

9.32 a.m., V. J. Atkins; D. J. Keogh, 9.36 a.m., K. S. Robertson, D. G. G.

Macdonald.

9.40 am, E. J. R. Mitchell, H. G.

Sheldon,

a.m., E. Davidson, T. G. 9.44

Bennett.

9.48 am, H. R. Sturt, G. Davidson, 9.52 a.m., A. Leach, F. H. Crapnell 9.50 .m., J. F. Pilcher, E. · D.

Lawrence

10.00 a.m., M. G. Mills, J. H. Raikes, 10.04 a.m., R. E. H. Oliver, W. G. S.

Tigho. 10.08

am, J. Harrop, W. G. Lorimer. 10.12 a.m., G. C. Moxon, R. H. D.

Wade.

10.16 am, Dr. Dovey, I. D. Lenox.

10.20 am, I. H. Geare, H. U.

Ireland,

10.24 a.m., C. J. Waddell, J. Forbes. 10.28

A.M.x A. Ritchie, J. W. Alabaster.

23 14 64

28 18 72

24

1 62

20

26 25 80

GT

68

213 204 153 670

10.36 a.m., K. S. Morrison, D. J.

Gilmore.

Grand Total

570

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1

R.A.F. (Kai Tak). Rifle Club.

The net work of the four players was a great feature of the match and there was scarcely anything to choose between them. C. A. L Rumjahn gave a most polished dis- Lieut. Bassett play, his strokes, auticipation, F/Sgt. Pearce opportunism and court-craft being Cpl Kettle

Cpl. Cox stamped with the hallmark of brilliant tennis. Cassumbhoy. A. C. Bunn.

Cpl. Parsons gave a most encouraging account) of himself, and there is little doubt A. C. James F/Sgt. Walton that the future holds much for this promising young player. His overhead work yesterday was sheer delight, made notable by his superb placing down the middle and across-court.

1

"S.A." jumped into his true form after the second set, when he produced winning shots in almost every' rally, His cousin also recovered welkend put in some fine work in the closing stages.

200 500 600 Total

dyds.'yde. vida.

25 11 18 64 26 20 22 67 27 21 21 69

25 16 28 69

25 27 15 07

25 29 25 77

26 16 27 89

25 23 24 72

10.82 a.m., E. Des Voeux, S. S.

Perry.

10.40 a.m., F. M. Ellis, O. Eager. 10:44 am, C. W. Jeffries, A. G

Coppin.

E.

10.48. G. Eilgus, J.

Coulthart

10.52 am., Yates, E. Stone.

10.56 am. . M. Dalgarno, J. S.

Drummond.

11.00 n.m., C. Mycock. O. D.; Brown, 11.04 m. A. B. Purves, A. D.

Humphreys,

1.08 a.m., 3. Donaldson, M. G.

Marriott.g

11.12 A. E. Costello, D. J.

Fraser.

11.16 a.m., W. C. Shields, N. E.

Kent,

"Grand/Total

203 162 179 644

641

11.20 a.m., Alan Reid, D. S. Robb. 11.24 a.m., V. R. Gordon, D. L.

Strellett.

11.28

a.m., E. Nowhouse, Capt. Farrar..

Rifle League Table. (Up to and including 9th April.)

F. W. L. Pts.

11.36 12

A.m., N. K. Littlejohn. S. T. Butlin

Stonecutters Fasti... .... Taikoo Somersets

(N. & M.) Y.M.CA. `3 Cassumbhey and Rumjann fully M. Dockyard mérited their lead of two sets, the Hongkong Police

Reserve

coasias being unable to counter-RAF. (Kai Tak). their machine-like attack.

After H.V.D.C.

6

6

3. }

5 3 1

2

5

LOCAL HOCKEY.

SOMERSETS DEFEAT THE

the sixth game in the third set, Hongkong Police however, the pendulum swung completely round, and winning fourteen games off in a reel, the championa soeured the third and fourth sets and took n-iead of five games in the fast before they could be checked. By that time they were so completely in the ascen- dancy that the issue was prac-. leally settled. The losers made another big effort to retrieve their position, and thanks to some great work by "C.A.L." won the next two games, but the Rumjahns eventually secured the set and match.

Mr. Lindsell umpired the match, and handled the game extremely well,

Other Matches.

CLUB

11.32 am, F. A. Redmond, A. O.

Brawn.

11.40 a.m., D. Forbes, S. J. Fox. 13.14 a.m.,. A, Macfarlane, W. F.

Leckie.

11.48 a.m., Capt. Ashby, P. S. Grant. 11.52 a.m., I. G. Allison, P. Mer-

Tison.

11.66 a.m., R. W. Smith, A. R. Cox. 12.00 noon, G. H. Wilson, Major

Roche Kelly.

Bedford v Haileybury,

On Sunday the old boys of the Bedford School are playing the old boys of Ilaileybury School at Fanling in a six-a-side golf match, singles! to count one point each and a quarter for a bye of three holes or more, with fourballs counting 2 points oach and half for a bye of three holes or more. The teams will be:

Bedford.

Haileybury.

In a good game at King's Park yesterday afternoon, the Somersets defeated the Hongkeng Hockey Club "A" team by five goals to three.

The Club had most of the play, but K. S Robertson D. G. G. Macdonald. the forwards were rather vaak in E. J. R. Mitchell, H. G. Sheldon

J. H. Ralkes front of goal and many chances went M. G. Mills astray. At the interval, the Somer. E. H. Oliver W. G. S. Tighe

R. H. D. Wade sets were leading by two goala te nil. G. C. Moxon

Dr. J. E. Dovey I. D. Lenox,

AL the resumption, MeDongall was shifted to the centre forward position. The change met with

J. D. Humphreys and R. H. Wikimediate success, this player scor- accomplished an excellent perform ance in winning the Handicap Doubles competition, defeating D. S. and S.E. Green in the finál yesterday, 6, 61, 8-10, 6-2.

H. Owen Hughes found his way into the last round of the Handicap Singles "A", by beating-Dean Swann, G-0, 6-4,

ALL-CHINA SPORTS.

CANTON WOMEN WIN TENNIS DOUBLES.

Hangchow, Apr. 11.

Three thousand spectators attended

the last day of the all-Chinn sports meeting here yesterday to witness the Anal contest for the Volley Bail shield between Hongkong and Canton, After a keen two hours tussle, the Canton team won 2-1.

On Wednesday the Canton tennis players had a most successful day, defeating the Hongkong representa- tives in the raen's singles and doubles in the finals, thus winning the prizes buth groups. The women's singles for went to Tientsin, who defeated the Cantonese player on Wednesday.

In the men's basket ball tourna ment, the Tientain contestants defeat- ed Shanghai in the final by 58-23. The women's basket ball team from Shanghai, met the Peking team in the fimul, but was defeated after a very close match.

Hongkong Successes. Viewing the results of the meeting as a whole it is considered satisfactory that despite the fact that Hongkong was not represented in the events confined to women, yet the "HODE- kong teams were runners up, being second only to Shanghai. Hongkong won the prizes for the baseball and swimming, while Canton won the tennis and volley ball, with the Muk den representatives capturing most of the track events and Tientsin win- ning the basket ball final. It is un- derstood that a Shanghai contestant won the individual

championship,

110

no

its

while the Shanghai football team had difficulty in defeating

Hongkong was not fully

opponent in football owing to the

hest

among the Chinese football. ployers being unable to get away.

The prizes will be distributed to day and it is expected that Shanghai will be awarded the shield for secur- ing the highest number of points In events confined to men whilst Canton will be awarded the women's cham- plonship.

Peking, Tientsin and Harbin were very close in the events confined to

women.

The alimming cruze among ing two goala in quick succession to women, who fear to eat potatoes, bring the scores level. Another point blamed by the Northern Ireland was scored by the Club shortly after Minister of Agriculture for the but, playing well together. the military got on terms and, within 15, slump in the potato trade in Great minutes from the end, added two Britain and the consequent loss to mure, to win by 5-3.

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