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THE WORLD SPORT
GARRISON NEWS.
H.K. AREA TENNIS LEAGUE.
U.S. BASEBALL.
}
LATEST MATCHES IN THE RIG LEAGUES.
The Hongkong Arda Tennis League
New York, Apr. 30. the has now begun to function, and
To-day's baseball matches resulted bas of fixtures
been as follows: Programme drawn up. Entries have been receiv
American League. ed, on the Hongkong side, from four companies of the Somerset Light
Infantry 12th Battery, R.A., 40th
Company, R.E., R.E. Services, G., RAX.C., R.A.O.C., and B...
the
All fixtures will be played on courts at Sookanpoo, unless arranged, owing to the condition of those courts, on a ground mutually agreed upon. Teams will consist of three pairs, who will
the opposing Play
for three pairs of each team, long set The Seam winning the cach majority of the nine sets in match will receive one point.
On the Kowloon side, entries have been received from 20th Battery, RA. 31st Battery, R.A., Royal Signale, and the following teams from the Argyll and Sutherland High- landers, Headquarter Wing-3 teams, "A" Company-one team, "B" Com- pany-two teams, and "D" Company
one team.
This week's fixtures at Sookunpoo are as follow:
To-day. "B" Company, S.L.I. v. "C" Company, S.L.L
Y.
To-morrow. "D" Company, S.L.I.
R.A.S.C.
R.A
Services.
R.A.P.C. v. R.A.M.C. R.A.0.C. v. 12th Battery,
Friday, 10th Company, R.E. v. R.E.
Kowloon, where
the "home"
At beam fa responsible for the ground, this week's fixtures are as follow:
New York Washington Philadelphia
Boston Chicago Detroit
Cleveland
**Brooklyn
New York Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Chicago
The League standings are now as
under:
Pittsburgh Now York Chicago Boston
St. Louis
.769
LAWN BOWLS.
K.C.C. WIN IN BOTH DIVISIONS.
The oponing of the Lawn Bowls season was not favoured by ideal weather conditions although the intermittent drizzle during the afternoon did not prevent the games from being finished. The full programme was carried out with the exception of but one match in the Second Division, this being between the Taikoo R. C. and the Yacht Club,
DIVISION I.
Craigengower Win Narrowly From Kowloon Docks, The Kowloon Dock on their own ground, lost to the Craigengower C.C.
five shots. Scores; by t Kowloon Dock
Craigengower
W. T. Brightman J. Cavanagh
C. S. Rosselet
M. A. R. Sousa
D. Rumjahn
14
8 B. W. Bradbury 22
E.
Tuck
A. E. Coates
Kowloon C.C. v Bowling Green,
On their own ground, the Kowloon C.C. defeated the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 24 shots, Scores: Kowloon CC. Kowloon B.G.C.
H. H. Rose
La F. Rupley
HOME FOOTBALL CONCLUDES.
EVERTON FOR SECOND DIVISION.
Champlons of the country in the seasons 1890-01, 1914-15, and 1927-28, Everton Town who have been one of the pioneers of the First Division af the English Football League will ap pear for the first time in the history of the Club in the Second Division when the scnson opens again after four months interval. The famous Everton team have also appeared in the final of the Cup on four occasions, winning the trophy in 1905-6 for the first and only time.
Burnley accompany Everton down to the Second Division, Sheffield United managing to escape relegation by better goal average. A very peculiar feature of the final matches was that all the six teams at the bottom of the table secured full points in their games.
Goal average played a very impor- tant role in relegation in the Second Division where Hull and Bristol City finished with the same number points as Notts, County and Reading but lose their places. Chelsen quali- fied for the First Division, although they lost to Bury. Oldham lost their chance of promotion by suffering de- feat at Barnsley.
LOCAL CRICKET.
ARGYLL. HIGHLANDERS
VOLUNTEERS.
A
cricket match between the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Hongkorig Volunteers, played on the Navy ground yesterday, re- sulted in a victory for the latter team by four wickets on the first innings and eight wickets on the two innings, the scares being so low on both sides that two innings were possible.
The new regiment took first knock, but put up a very poor show, being all dismissed for 50 runs. The bowling honours were fairly evenly divided. The Volunteers fared nons too well, but managed to pass their opponents' score with four wickets in hand, the innings realising 64 ruas.
The two first innings having been completed at an early hour, it was possible for the teams to have a second knock. The Highlanders ran up a total of 72, the Voluntters having eight wickets in hand when they knocked of the necessary 59 rons. · The first innings scores weres
K
A. and B. Highlanders. Pte. Taylor, c. sub., b Bock Cpl. Reid, b. Bock ....... Lieut. O. B. Younger, ran out Pte. Robson, b Reid
Plymouth and Port Valo guia pro-Major Clark, b Reid motion from the Southern and Pto. Yeoman, b Strachey Northern sections while Gillingham | Cpl. Meld, b Reid
and Merthyr in the South and Halifax Lieut. Black, hit wkt. b Smith and Barrow in the North will have to Drm. Hastings, not out .. apply for re-election.
Arsenal. Birmingham
Blackburn
Burnley Everton
First Division.
2 Aston Villa
3 Leicester.
Manchester U.
1 Liverpool
& Derby
Sunderland
• Grimsby
1 Sheffield U.
3 Bolton
5
Pte. Henderson, st. Mackay,
L/C Hogarth, b Skinner
Smith
Extras
1 Beck
Total
Bowling Analysis:
0. M.
1.4 1 10
50
R H. 9 12.
Б
3.0. McLaggan
W, Greig
F. Cullen
W. H. John
St. Louis
1
ston
17 R. Basa
C. Atkinson
F. J. Novos
National League.
V. Ramsay
R.
H.
Ε.
J. Lindsay
one
J. McKelvie
0
H. G. Cooper
16
1
E. Docherty
8
1
1
W. Hedley
E. él Arculli
11
i
R. Lapsley
19 U. M. Omar
13
7
1
2 7
44
49
5 9 0
National League,
W. L. Pct. 3 750
3
.700
H. Gittins
500
W. Webb
.500
A. Hyde
Lay
H. M. McTavish
J. Fraser
31 A. R. Whibley
13
Huddersfield
Philadelphia
417
A. C. Burford
D. Mair
Brooklyn Cincinnati
417
J. Howe
J. S. McIntosh
Middlesbro
-333
C. J. Tacchi
E. W. L. Hogbin
Newcastle
1 West Ham
o Kelly
American League.
A.
E. Silkstone 20 A. M. Holand
18
Portsmouth
• Leeds
Reid
0
Pct.
F. Goodwin
P. T. Farrell
Wednesday
6 Manchester C.
I
Washington
10
H. Overy
V. II. Chittenden
Strachey Smith
Cleveland
A
607
J. C. Lyal
H. Nish
First Division Table.
Skinner
Chicago
.600
J. Gibson
21 L. Guy
17
·ច
5
.545
St. Louis
7
462
To-day. H.Q.II., A. and H.Q.IT A. and S.E.
S.H.
V.
48 Derby
Wednesday
42 21 8 13 90 82 50
N. A. E. Mackay, l.b.w., Yeomen
Detroit
5
10
.333
Manchester C. 42 10 9 14 91 81.47
Boston
9 .308
Aston Villa
42 21
5 16 92 83 47
Reid, b
New York
*
250
Leeds
42 20 6 16 79 63 46
Blackburn
42.19
16
99 93 45
Civil Service
West Ham
42 19
86 70 43
Jas. T. Dobbie
J. C. Chalmers
Leicester Sunderland
42 17
86 20 43
G. C. Moss
J. C. Gregory
13 W. Wotherspoon 25
H. Westlake
J. Hollidge
G. McLeod
27 N. Drummond
19
Huddersfield 42 17 Birmingham. 42 16 9 17 Liverpool... Portsmouth 42 2 15 10 17 Arsenal Bolton Middlesbro' Manchester 1, 42 15 8 19
42 18
7 17
TC 80 43
Robson
9 16
63 69 43
67 62 41
A. Reid, b Robson
42 16 9 17
63 79 41
66 62 40
42 14 11 17
78 66 39
42 159 18
12 16 6 20
74 74 99 82 84 38 67 88 38
►
Grimsby
42 15 7 20
73 89 37
J. Laing
Newcastle
42 15 7 20
18 Sheffield U. Burnley
42 15 6 21
42 14 8 20
59
56 Everton
71 92 37
79 97 30 Black
42 12 11 19 80 92 35 Yeoman
Bowling Analysis.
91 96 36.
Second Division.
Barnsley Bradford
z Oldham
Robson Kenderson
1
-0. M. R. W.
8 2 27
82 17:
1.3
6 Millwall
Recreio
L. C. R. Beusa
C. G. Silva
Bury Charlton Hull
I Chelsea
1 Bradford C.
EXCHANGE RATES.
London, May 4
R.E.
Peachey.
Welton. Samith.
2 Brussels
5 Southampton
run.
Paris
Berlin Oslo Helsingfors
.123.83
.34.84
.20.306
.18.16
27
Athens
Philadelphia
|
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
Hongkong Volunteers.
42 28 8 8 105 57 60 | K. R. Batger, e and b Black ..........
A. C. Beck, b Black
E. J. R. Mitchell,
Yeoman
Capt. Strachey, b Teoman
F. E. Skinner, run out
F. W. J. Planner, e Henderson, b
F. S. W. Smith, not out
D. R. Kelly, e Hogarth,
Henderson
Extras
Total
200
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Wednesday. "B" II, A. and S.H. v.
20th Battery, R.A.
Thursday 31st Battery, R.A. v. "B"
1, A. and S.H.
Friday. H.Q.I, A.
H.Q.1, A. and S.H.
and S.H. Y.
Last Week's Billiards.
the
AUSTRALIANS MEET LEICESTER.
GRIMMETT JUST MISSES "HAT TRICK.“
72
Civil Service v. Taikoo.
At Happy Valley, the Civil Service C.C. defeated the Taikoo R.C. by three shots. Scores:
Taikoo R.C.
L. E. Longbottom J. C. Polson
J. Russeli
E.. W. Simmonds T. Grimes
A. W. Grim-
mitt C. V. Grimmett, upon whom much F. J. Jones will depend in the forthcoming Test S. E. Alderman
on the first day of the match between A. O. Brawn Leicester and the Australian tou- rists, who have opened well against the English counties.
J. B. Chapman
Jas. Sloan
A. Stalker
19. R. Wallace
Police v. Recreio
A billiarde match between the Royal Engineers and St. Patrick's Club, on Thursday night, resulted in the latter winning by 84 points. Six gaines of 150
Paddies were played, the four and
Mosing two, there matches, was the outstanding player A. H. Oswick being anlx 19 points between teams when the fourth game had been played Pollard, of the Engineer, was thought to have good chances of defeating Crux, of St. Patrick's, but
Leicester batted first and made an On their own ground, the Police although he made a break of 33, the excellent start, the first wicket part-R.C. lost to the Club de Recreio by balls did not run kindly for him, and nership between Shipman and Berry 38 shots. Scores: he scored only 111. Maynard made yielding 103 before they were separat Police B.C. only 124 against Pile, hough he ed, but after that Grimmett came in C. F. Alexander played a very safe and consistent to his own and soon had the side dia- T. Hunter
missed. At one stage
during the W. Dall St. Patrick's.
game only just missed performing G. Hargreaves the hat trick" taking three wickets E. G. Post 93 with four balls without conceding a W. McLeod 150 Nuttall.
109 E. Remedios. 150
8. Fender J.C. 87 L. E. Remedios. 150 Shipman and Berry treated the J. S. Dick Harrison. 150 Godding.
118 Australian bowling with scant res F. Nolan Folland.
pect and 103 appeared on the board W. Glendlaning 150 Maynard.
150 before the tourists met with Any
R. Marks success. After the fall of the first
game.
Scores were:
111 'Cruz. 124 Pile.
731
815 wicket there was a regular proces- sion and the remaining batsmen Soldiers' could only knock up 43 runs between On Friday night, in the Club, the junior ranks of the B.A.0.C. them, the innings closing for 148. defeated the junior ranks of the Shipman contributed 63 and Berry R.A.S.C. by 178 points in six games 50. After being 103 for of 160 up. The Ordnance won five English county's score was 191 for of their games, the first by almost six. Grimmett, the South Australian 100, and, when Funnell and Slack bowler, captured seven wickets for began in the fifth and sixth games, 46 runs.
ane the
they had to win by an almost At the close of play the Australiana ridiculous margin to put their side had scored 50 runs for the loss of on top, Funnell failed by twelve two wickets.-Reuter. points to win his game, but Slack accounted for his opponent by points. The only breaks of were a 26 and a 23 by Turner, and a 23 by Redmond The complete
scores were:
R.A.O.C.
43
note
R.A.S.C.
Jackson. Rodrond. Dixon.
Siggins. Turacr Sansom.
150 Chambers. 150 Barnstaple. 160 Ainsley. 150 Morgan. 150 Funnell, 107 Slack.
857
57 81
136
RACE PROGRAMME.
INTRODUCTION OF FIVE HANDICAP CLASSES.
J. C. West
A. S. Gomes
6 R. F. Luz
E. Barros
L. Gutierrez C. Lopes
16 A. Ribeiro
C. M. S. Alves
J. Ribeiro
H. A. Alves
24 P. Yvanovich
46
DIVISION IL
A Possible Eight in Match at Happy Valley.
Notts, Forest
38 Preston NE
Stake West Brom
2 Wolves
• Blackpool
2 Bristol C.
1 Tottenham
Second Division Table.
Blackpool
Chelsea
19 Oldham
Bradford
84 Bury
At Happy Valley, the Craigengower C.C. lost to the Kowloon C.C. by 21
shots. Scores: Craigengower
Kowloon C C.
W. Langenstrasse O. B. Raven
V. C. Labrum D. A. Purves
LOCAL BASEBALL.
R. C. Reed
P. Dixon
J. Carr
23 J. M. Jack
U.S.S. HELENA BEAT
SOUTH CHINA.
As expected, Lieut. Jones' U. S. §. 117 Helena boys took the exhibition base 138 ball game away from the South China 150 Athletic Club lads by the score of 0 to 6. It was a well played game, 679 and many exciting moments, which kept fans of both sides shouting to support their team. were веоп throughout the fracas.
line-up of both teams was as
USS, Helens.
follows South China follower Chu Kwock Ching,
Chan
T. Kwan
M. Chang
Programmes for the fifth and sixth extra race meetings to be held at E. Chang Happy Valley under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey, Cinh are to cong hand. It has been decided to 15-1
Chow troduce an
making George Ng. class, thus number Cap classes five. C. C. Leung
ba welcomed
Inninga the small owner.
U9.3. Helena. The entries for the Rfth extra race meeting to be held on May 17th will South China
the
01
This move will
by
be closed on May 8, at noon, while the entries for the sixth race meeting on June 7th and 8th will be closed
on May 29th at noon. The handicaps for the second day of the sixth race meeting will be published officially at six o'clock on the afternoon of Sun. day, June B.
London, May A.
I, Bader
Thums. 1st
Lucas. c.-3b. Ski cl.
D. K. Kharas
W. Ward
Y. Abbas
W. Collina
E. Zimmern
A. L. de Souss W. Gill
T. W. Carr
L. A. Jeeves
W. W. Hirst
22.
10 L. J. Blackburn 30
W. Borrowman
C. G. Harrison
W. Goldenberg
A. A. Razack 17 B. Fetheram
50
West Brom,
P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. Buenos Aires 42 27 4 11 98 67 58 Hongkong 42 22 11 9 74 48 55 New York 42.21 11 10 90 51 53 Stockholm
Amsterdam
42 19 12
12 11 91 70 60
42
5 16
~ON
12
64
htt
193%
.1/6
12.07%
.18.095
.34.455
.39.195
.818
Bombay
1/6.13/16
74.72 40
Yokohama Geneva Milan
2/0.11/32
25.07
92.725
18.165
.164
Southampton, 42 17 11 14 T76 46 Bucharest
Cardiff
42 10 8 18 42 15 9 18 59'61 89
226
78 67 49 Vienna 42 21 5 16 105 73 47 Madrid
42 18 8 16 61 53 44 Notts. Forest 42 13 15 14 55 69 41 Stoke Tottenham Charlton
42 14 11 17 59 62 39 Copenhagen Wolves
42 16 9 18 74 82 39 Prague Lisbon Millwall
42 12 16 45 57 73 39 Rio Swansea ... 42 14
14 9 19 57 61 3 Shanghai Preston N.E. 42 13 11 18 65 81 37
Silver (spot) Barnsley 42 14 8 20 66 71-36 Bradford C. 42 12 12 18 61 78 36 Silver (forward)
37
Notts. County 42 10 15 17 56 67 35 Reading
42 12 11 19 54 67 35 Bristol C... 42 13 9 20 61 83 35 Huli...
....... 42 14 7 21 51 78 35
Third Division (South).
Bristol R. Clapton Coventry
19 Crystal Pal
Falbam
71 Gillingham
Meribyr Northampton Plymouth Torquay Walsall
Kowloon B.G.C. v. H.K. Electric,
On their own ground, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Electric, R.C. by 29 shots. Scores: Kowloon B.G.C. R.K. Electris GEF Thompson A.-Tarbuck- 8. M. FICKE
T. P. Saunderson W. H. Bate L. de Rome
A. E. E, David-
A. Nichol
G. J. Chambers
D. W. Phillips
28 A. F. Paul
9. J. Clarke
E. Thompson
D. S. Hi
H. Johnson 15 W. H. B. Mus-
H. F. Stoneham W. Stoke
Jones Smith
26.
Bickford
| J.
3.
Majka
Lawler
дъ
2b.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5030010
2
020 3000
FANLING GOLF.
T. J. PRICE QUALIFIES IN
· CAPTAIN'S CUP.
H. West
E. Kern
kett
G. T. Padgett
F. F. Duckworth
G. E. Roylance 29 H. Hatch
Hecreto . Civil Service.
4 Brentford
4 Brighton
1 Swindon
1 Bournemouth
0 Queen's P.R.
2 Luton
5 Newport
5 Southend
2 Watford
•
2. Exeter
1 Norwich
“Southern Section Table.
1
:108.30 *...5%
1/10%
....1915
..19.7/16 British Wireless..
THE AMERICA CUP
RACE.
SHAMROCK V. HAS FINE TRIAL RUN.
London, May 3.. Sir Thomas Lipton's new challenger of the America Cup, Shamrock V, has carried out impressive first trinio' fæ the Solent.
The vessel was easily, manocúrred, kept pace with a motor boat, and easily beat a 23 metre cutter---Router,
P. W. D. L F. Á. Pts. Plymouth 42 30 8 4 28 38 68 18 Brentford... 42 28 5 9 94 44 81
Queen's P.R.. 42 21 9 12 80 68 51 Police by Mr. L. G. Frost of A report has been made to the 13 82 58 59 Northampton 42 21 8 13
Brighton 42 21 8 18.67 63 50 Mesars. Jardine, Matheson and Co., 42.19 9 14 88 73 47 Ltd., of the loss of a wallet con- 42 18 11 13 87 88 47 taining £6 in English money, and
Coventry 18 Fulham
Norwich
42 18 10 14 68 77 48 some private papers.
Crystal Pal. 42 Bournemouth 42 17 Southend....
Clapton O... 42 43 Luton
At King's Park, the Club de Recreio lost to the Civil Service G.G. by 27 shota. Scores:
Civil Servica
E, L. Holland
J. M... Rosario R. B. Davies
L. Luck
Swindon Watford
Exeter
Walsali
Newport
Torquay.
Bristol R. Gillingham
18 W. E. Hollands 29 Merthyr Busto FH. Holdman
Recreio
F. V. Ribeiro
1. Х. Болгев
F. X. Silva
In the Captain's Cup Competi- tion at Fanling played during the
J.-Ribeiro Dr. R. A
G. Ozorio
-18). There
A. H. Basto
M. Baptiste
976 87-11-76 89127
A. Robarts A. Barros A. E. S. Alves
*92 1478
"
In the final of the native amateur week-end, T. J. Price qualified with golf Championship, at Burnham, Ta score of 75 (93 Hourn beat C. Hardman by three op were 44 entries and other scores and two to play-Reuter.
.were:
W. C. Shields.. 85--- 1. H. Geare... M. G. Mills A. O. BrawE
London, May 3, Mr. Ganberg, the famous chess master, died yesterday in London, nged seventy-Ave, British Wireless.
R. R. Wood
J. W. Deakin 21 J. Archibald
J. Willmott W. J. Blekford A. E. Hurphy 15 R. T. Taylor
42
18 81 74 46
14 72 81 49
14.69 69 43
Northern Section Table.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. 15 65 62 41 Fort Valo.. 42 30 7 5 103 37 67 10 64 78 40 Stockport.. 42 28 77 100 44 88. 217 73 83 28 Darlington 42 22 6 14 108 73 50
19 60- 79-88 Lincoln
67 78 35 Chesterfield
14.10 84 60.50
42.22
778 34 Sth. Shields. 42. 18 16 14 16 56
14 85 84 Hartlepools
04 94 31 Tork
07. 93 20
Southport
61 80 30 Rochdale 27 60 185 21 Crewa
Third Division (North),
Barrow 20 Carlisle
Crewe Rochdale Rotherham
27 South Shields
18
Stockport
Wrexam
• Southport
8 Wigan
↑ Port Vale
4 York
0 Hartlepools 2 Accrington
2 Naw Brighton -
Nelson
10 14 7
12 71.74 48.
42 17 11 148174 45
42 14 16 12 78 65 42-15 18 14 -81 74 48 42-18717 89 91 48 42.17 8.1782 71.49 Tranmere 42 10 9 17 8386 41 New Brighton 42 16 8 18 63 79 40 Doncaster . 42:15 9 18 62 69 30 Carlisle 42 16 7 19 90 101.89 42.14 9 19 84 81:27 Wrexham. 42 18 8 21 07 68 84
42.13 7 22
Accrington .
Wigan Nelson
Rotherham Halifax Barrow
42 18 7 22 51 80 82 42-11 8 29 67 113.30 42 10 8 24 444 79.28 42 11 5 28 41 98 27
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