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HOLLOW VICTORY.

C.B.C. OUTCLASSED AT WATER-POLO.

Last night's first division water- polo league game between the C.B.C. and Somersets was another of those one-sided contests that have marked both divisions this season. The ser vice men knew too much for the Chinese, and kept up a continuous successful barrage on their goal, At half time the board showed Ave-one in their favour, while the final tally was.-Somersets 9 goals; C.B.C. nil. The teams were:

C.B.C.-Leung Shui-man, Lau Yam- chung, Wan Kwang-ting, Chu Chuf- chuk, Yeo Wing-kwong, Wong Kam- cha, Lai Lee-hang-

Somersets-Naylor, Russell, Mea- dows, Mackenzie, Fox, Howard, Early,

There were one or two pretty picces of work by the Somersets which mada the game different to the usuni dull one-sided matches. Most of these flashes were between Howard and Early, and they were generally capped with the latter whizzing the ball in. Seven of the Somersets nine goals came from Early, and in five of them he received the ball direct from Howard.

Howard himself notted one goal, while the other was more or Jess pushed through by a crowd fighting in the goal mouth.

Somersets' Seconds Beaten. Wretched goal throwing marred an otherwise interesting second division game between the Somersets and Fukien Club. The Chinese scored one goal in each half, while the Service men did not once get past the goalie. The men who took the water wore:

Somersets Skinner, Bollen, Hill, Parkew, Lilly, Sproutin, Seymour.

Fukien. K. T. Kwok, Y. L Long. I. T. Sung, K. Wong, M. S. Luk, G. Lai, T. W. Wong.

On both sides the shooting for goal was wild and inaccurate. Time after time the Chinese broke away and with no-one to beat but the goalie, their forwards failed. It is no exaggera tion to

to say that both their goals were more or less accidental. The first was a comedy: Lai threw a weak one which the gealle stopped, but be mis- judged his throw-out and the bail landed in front of Lai again He had another try—and exactly the same happened again. His third shot could hardly have failed, for the goalie was more or less under the water. Fulden's second goal went up when the Somersets' goalie stopped a hot one but accidentally pulled the ball in. Final scores.. were. Fukien 2 goals; Somersets nil.

LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE.

CRAIGENGOWER TEAMS FOR

SATURDAY.

The following will represent Craigengower in their League matches against the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on Saturday:

1st team (home).-F. J. Neves, M. A. R. Sousa, D. Rumjahn, B. W. Bradbury (Skip); E. Tuck, A. E. Coates, E. Arelli, U. M. Omar (Skip); W. T. Brightman, W, Collins, C. S. Rosselet, R. Basa (Skip).

2nd team. (away).-W. McBride, F. K. Modi, Y. Abbas, J. Cavanagh (Skip); F. Finner, A. L Souza, E. Zimmern, J. Carr (Skip); D. K. Kbaras, P. A. Dixon, R. C. Reed, W. Gill (Skip).

Taikoo Teams.

The following Taikoo Recreation Club teams have been chosen to play next Saturday:

First division, against Club de Recreio nt Talkoo:

J. B. Chapman, T. Grimes, N. Drum- mond, J. Ferguson (Skip). G. Me- Leod, J. Sloan (Snr.), J. Laing, R. C. Wallace (Skip). J. C. Chalmers, J. Polson, J. Russell, W. Wotherspoon (Skip).

Second division, against Club de Recreio at Kowloon:

W. Bell, T. Stainton, D. Munzo, R. K. Duncan (Skip). T. Swan, W. Cunningham, S. Amery, D. Walmsley. (Skip). K. McIntyre, W. Brown, H. Stewart, H. McKechnie (Skip).

THE TENNIS. LEAGUE.

RECREIO BEAT SOUTH CHINA IN "C" DIVISION,

The Club de Recrelo visited the South China AA, and won by the odd set in a "C" division match. Scores: Siew Kin-san and Wong Fook-nam (South China) beat J. Xavier and A. Silva 6-1; lost to L A. Ribeiro and A. V. Remedios 4-6; beat L. A. Rocha, and G, A. Noronha 6-4.

Chan Kim-hung and Chan Kam- moon beat Xavier and Silva 7-6; lost to Ribeiro and Remedios 2-6; lost to Rocha and Noronha 4-0.

Liu Kwai-fun and Ho Hin-kin-beat- Xavier and Silva 6-2; lost to Ribeiro and Remedios 6-8; lost to Rocha and Naronha 0-8,

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Mixed Doubles. Playing on the Recreio ground, the

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FOUL BLOWS ARE PERMITTED,

BY NEW YORK BOXING COMMISSION.

New York, July 2. Henceforth a low or four blow will

not disqualify a boxer in New York State, whose Boxing Commission has

Kowloon C.C. beat the home team by decided that pugiliste must henceforth

soven sets to two. Scores

Mles Assumpcso and Xavier wear abdominal-guards.

(Recreio) lost to Mrs.

Sayer and A clause in a boxer's agreement

E. C. Fincher 1-6; lost to Mrs. Hedley will provide that a contest be pot

and T. Lay 2-6; lost to Mrs. Hambly terminated by a faal blow

and G. Bodiker. 0-6.

Miss Botelho and C. Barretto lost

to Mrs. Sayer and Fincher 2-6; lost

This resolution is the result of a

to Mrs. Hedley and Lay 0-6; lost to request by the managers of Sammy

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Hambly and Bodiker 2-6. ***

Miss Ribeiro and F. E. Remedios lost to Mrs. Sayer and Fincher 0-8;

Mandell and Al Singer for a ruling to

prevent their lightweight champion-

beat Mrs. Hedley and Lay 6-2; beat ship contest on July 17 ending on a

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