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BASEBALL LEAGUE MATCHES.

SOUTH CHINA & KIAORAS ·

WIN GAMES.

Japanese, who head the local baseball League, had a day off over the week-end but have not lost their place, although they are still followed by South China. The latter did not outclass Texaco on Saturday to the extent that recent form indicated. Texaco put a very different, nine on the diamond and although their puny hitting put success out of their reach, kept the Chinese down to single runs. The four one score was a fair indication of the in- `teresting game.

Ed. Chang was not dangerous but Texaco could not get on to him. Russakoff, hurling for Texaco, was outstanding and mix- ed them well.

The box score and line-up was:

South Chine.

AB RSD. SH TO A E

Io Pak-wa, Srd. 4 0 1 0 0 0 1

Choi Ping-fen, of, 110 11 Chow Young, 1t. A 1203

ht. Chang, C. 22140

R

Chan Yin, lat 40 000 € 0 0

Yung King-

cheung, **

Pay Ke-ping, 2nd,

401 1 1 1 0

1

Cha Kwok-in, rt. 10000 Tong Kwan, f. 1 0 0 200 EL. Chang, D.

Arculli, s. Dćren, 16

Lawrence. Zafra, 11. Grover, f Barros, 'Tamali, 11.

મૃત

rf,

Hanken, p. Simmie, drd.

Joning

South China Banwhits

Texaco

27 4 6 10 0 21 3

Tezach

0000410

50000 70

0 3 0 0 0

Baschlts Earned Runs-South China 3. Three Base Hits, Zafra, Chow

Young

Left on Texaco 2.

bases.--South China-7.

SHANGHAI INTERPORT TEAM AT HANKOW.

The Shanghai Interport cricket team now visiting Ha nkow are shown above. Standing, left to right-R. S. Elliott,

C. D. Wales, K. Foot. Centre-C. Sinclair, E. C. Baker, W. H. Findlay, A. J. Barson, Major Airey, J, K. Shaw." Bottom-J. W. Pote. Hunt, S. W. Hunter. Details of the first two days' play are given on another page,

HARADA DELIGHTS

SPECTATORS.

SATURDAY'S EXHIBITION

MATCHES.

Tennis enthusiasts. turned up in large numbers to the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday to enjoy exhibition matches between T. Harada, the leading Japanese, in-

Bases an balls-off Rusankoff 6 Of Ed: Chang 0.

Struck Out by Russakoff 4, By Ed. Chang B.

First base on errors--South Chinternational player, and several local 3. Texaco 1.

Time of Gamo-1 hr. 40 mín.

Kinorn's Win.

LAWN BOWLS.

KOWLOON WIN AITKENHEAD!

SHIELD AGAIN,

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

For the third consecutive year, The results of Saturday's Home Kowloon defeated Hongkong in the football are given below. All are annual lawn bowls fixture for the from Reuter excepting the 2nd Altkenhead Shield on Saturday afternoon, when the match was play-Division Scottish League, First Division,

rd off on the Kowloon Cricket Club

green.

Quite a large number of suppor- Arsenal exponents. They were rewardeders of both sides witnessed the game, Aston Villa with some excellent tennis, Harada. which was interesting throughout Blackburn although handicapped by the grass Although the Hongkong players lost Blackpool Kiaora's last innings triumph court, revealing dazzling form, hy 27 shots, they were "by no means Chelsea aver Filipinos yesterday brought whilst the Rumjahns held their own disgraced," to use the words of Mr. Derby the small crowd at the Navy field very creditably against one of the. Wylie, the President of the Hang- Huddersfield to their toes. As a spectacle the fastest players they have ever been kong Lawn Bowls Association, who Manchester C.

presented the Shield and souvenir] Newcastle game never tagged for the nines privileged to meet.

spoons to the winning team.

Portsmouth disputed the lead from the first Harada's chief attacking stroke, ball to the last. The Filipinos hit was a raking forehand drive, by Howard Jan all over the diamond which means he sought out the but never had enough sting in corners, base-lines and side-lines of

court. His their own attack to keep Klaoras the

remarkable ac- from equalising. They scored in curacy in this respect was a feature every inning. Errors were freof the afternoon's entertainment. quent and the wild pitching by In addition, he introduced par- both sides contributed to thefectly-judged drop shots, a most effective cut service and an equally clever valley. He did not appear

heavy scaring.

The box scare and lineup:

Bautista, f. End

Minu, t

T. Leonard, lat

D. Leonard, m

J. Crus and

C. Figueiredo t

Alvares 2nd. p.

J. Bowen p. rf

G. Gamale, D.

G. Castro cf.

Flipino.

K

2. 1

far

AB R H SD SH PO A Every happy on the backhand and

scarcely ever attacked from there.

S. A. Rumjahn gave a much bet ter account of himself than the score of 6-2 suggests. He drove powerfully, but was more dangerous at the net. From here he executed many brilliant shots, but he failed in tactics by refusing concentrate on the Japanese backhand.

34 12 24 A 0 19 10 8 Kinora

X.K. Lean, M. A. C.K. Leung, lat C.C. Leung .. let 3

Howard Jan, p.

Y.J. Fung, f.

K. Lee,

Ext. Howe, H K.M. Mak, Sri G.H. Sliny, 2nd

Innings

Filipino...

Banchita

Kinora

Danehita

41

4 1 0

2 1 0

31 18 310121

ес

Three base hits-D. Leonard, Cruz.

4 Leicester

4 Liverpool

3 Sunderland

3 Leeds

0 Bolton

1 Grimsby

2 Middlesbro'

0 Sheffield U.

4

West-Ham

2 Birmingham

3 Manchester U.

Second Division.

wylie said that it was the third oc

Before giving away the prizes, Mr. Wednesday ersion on which the competition for the Aitkenhead Shield had been played. Barnsley and it was also the third occasion on Bradford which the Peninsula men had won it. Bristol C. They were to be congratulated on this Bury feat. The Hongkong players had put Cardiff up a good show, however, and although Everton they were defeated, they were by no Millwall means disgraced.

Plymouth

1

Oldham

2 Preston N.E.

3 Charlton

2 West Brom

1 Bradford C.

2

Port Vale..

5. Notts Forest 0 Swansea

1 Southampton

2 Tottenham

2 Burnley

Division (South).

1 Gillingham

2 Swindon Newport

1 Exeter 2 Coventry

2 Bournemouth

Continuing, the speaker expressed Reading thanks to the Kowloon Cricket Club, Stoke on behalf of the Hongkong Lawn Wolves Bowls Association, for the use of the

Third creens, and to all those who looked after their interests that afternoon. Brentford

to Master Clapton 0. Thanks were also due

77 Meade and Eddie Burford for Crystal Pal. vndertaking to collect donations for Northampton the St. Dunstan's Home. Mr. Wylle Norwich informed the gathering that the Notts. County hath collected the sum of $21.5 Queen's Park which, he remarked, was a dead heat! Southend

(Laughter.)

Thames While on the subject of donations | Torquay those winning shots which have for the St. Dunstan's Home, Mr. Watford characterised his play in Hong- Wylle said he had also to thank the kong. He, too, played on Harada's] Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association! forehand and paid the penalty be for allowing one of the boxes to bo Carlinle

Darlington ing completely outdriven. Harada taken over to the Kowloon C. C.

to

C. A. L. Rumjahn disappointed, insofar that he did not producé,

Third

1 only conceded one game in this set.ennis courts, on which an exhibition Hartlepocis

A L. Sullivan was completely out played, though he was probably

J. somewhat affected by the occasion. In this set Harada, drove inexor- ably and out-positioned his oppon-

Two base hits Bautista, J. Cruz, Ed. Howe, H. Jan.

Bases on balls-Gamale 3. Eowen 3.ent with the greatest of case. Alvares 1. Jan, 7.

4.

Struck by Gamale 2. Bowen 2. Jan,

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

FRIENDLY GAMES ON ·

SATURDAY.

Some excellent tennis was seen in the doubles encounter when the Rumjahn cousins were opposed to Harada and M. W. Lo. The local champions deservedly won 6-4; 4-6, 6-4, after giving their best display for several months,

he was in progress. There was a Hull eratifying response from this quarter. Lincoln the sum collected being over $120, Nelson which WAS very ereditable Rotherham (Applause).

Tranmere The success of the afternoon's Wigan me was due to the hard work of Wrexham the sub-committee, comprising Messrs. York Silkstone, Grele. Souza and Nish. to whom the thanks of the Associa- tion were due. A word of merit must ise be said for Mr. Trechi, the Secretary, who had helped in no small measure to make the afternoon the Ruccess it was.

In accordance with the rules of the

Harada was not so confident in this match, and was responsible for Competition, concluded Mr. Wylie, In preparation for the coming quite a number of tactical blunders, naked the skin of the Kowloon League season, a number of The Rumjahns were magnificent at Bowling Green Club team, which friendly football matches were the net and could not be passed,h was the highest Kawinen Clith in played on Saturday.

despite Harada's terrific driving. the League, to accept custody of the The Hongkong F.C.

first and M. W. Lo was not in his best Shield for the year. (Applause), second elevens met the Argyll and form, his ground strokes being un- He then handed to Mr. D. Gow Sutherland Highlanders"

two reliable. He emerged successful the Shield. strings on the Club ground. In from one or two sharp rallies and the senior game, the soldiers won certainly half-volleyed with by four goals to nil. Hay scored cellent judgment and accuracy. the only goal of the first half, The final match of the afternoon, whilst in the second he added an a doubles between Ng. Sze-kwong Recreio.* other and Melville and McKenna and C. A. L. Rumjahn and H. D. also registered. In

junior Rumajahn and Sullivan, was full of F. X. Silva contest, the Argylle won by the interest and resulted in a win for A. S. Gomes only goal scored, Ballantyne do- the former pair in straight sets.

L. A. Gutierrez ing the needful.

the

Kowloon's first XI met the R.A.

at Kowloon, the latter winning by two goals to nil Allen scored in the first half and Gill in the second. Kowloon

ex-

WEEK-END GOLF AT

FANLING.

seconds beat MR. T..S. MARSHALL DOES A RA. reserves by three goals to

HOLE IN ONE.

two.

At the Stadium, Chinese Athie-. : Mr. T. S. Marshall has added his

Bogey Pool..

The Results.

Scores:

Kowloon,

Hongkong.

C.S.C.C.

P. Ivanovich

K.C.C.

E. C. Fincher II. Overy A. Hyde Lay,

10

J. Fraser

. 21.

K.D.R.C.

21

A. O. Brawn F. Haynes

W. E. Hollands A. H. Oswick

Tulkoo, W. Wotherspoon J. Sloan

J. Laing

J. Russell

Yacht Club. E. B. Reed 5. W. Carpenter

F. W. Ramsay A. L. Shields

Police.

tic seniors were at the Somersets.name to the list of golfers who have w. Hedley At half-time, the soldiers led by done a hole-in-one. On Saturday, H. G. Cooper two to nil, the scorers being Bew-playing over the New Course at S. Gray ley Bull and Earley, but the Chin-Fanling, Mr. Marshall did the 17th. P. Lapsley ese improved later and drew as the hole in one stroke, reauit of two good goals. by Lee

Cdo 1. & KD.KI Sung. The Chinese second XI The result of the Bogey Pool, J. G. Ozario met the Navy, this game ending played at Fanling on Saturday and L. c. R. Souza in a draw of one each, Ng Ping, Sunday, was that Mr. O. E. C. Greig kwong and Timberlake being the Marton, (plus 1) wins. finishing. F. Cullen scorers.

three up. Other scores "returned !... At Caroline Hill, South China were as follows:

K.B.G.C.. "B" lost to Somersets "B" by A. E. Lissaman (5), one up. Recommanded for many years by five goals to one, Hicks scoring A. H. Ferguson (2), W. S. HIL. Guy Government Civil Hospital, Peak three for the winners. Somersets lier (14), R. Young (7), L. HEWL, Hogbin C. T. Padgett Hospital, etc., and by all the local Reserves beat South China "A" by Geare (10), finished all square, doctors.

four goals to one. 24, Wyndham Str TAL 24945.

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ASSEUR E, SHIMIDZU, ASSEUSES 8. HONDA. ASSEUSES 8. KISAKI.

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3. Walsall

4 Bristol R.

0 Fulham

3 - Brighton

1 Luton

Division (North).

7 Accrington

6

Halifax

Gateshead

Chesterfield Doncaster New Brighton Barrow

7 Rochdale

2 Stockport

7 Crewe

3 Southport First Division Scottish. Airdrie

1 Falkirk

Queen's Park *Ayr

Celtic

2 Rangers Cowdenbeath East Fife Dandec Hearts Leith Motherwell Partick St Mirren

* Unplayed.

4

Aberdeen

Hibernian

Morton

* Hamilton

2 Clyde

4 Kilmarnock

Scottish Second Division.

Alloa Armadale Clydebank

E. Stirling Ferfar Montrose

Raith R St. Johnstone Bten'mul Third Lanark

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0 Dunfermline

1 Dumbarton

1 King's Park 5. Arbroath 1 Brechin

4. St. Bernard' 2. Dundee U.

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2 Queen O' 8th. 1

The following are the latest results in the Men's Ping Pong Champion- ship: Les Hon-kee beat S. A. Rumjahn sets to love, Lee Koon-lan beat F. Grose 3-0, Cheng Kwok-wing beat Teang Ying-gook 3-0, Yuen Wah- 20cheuk beat Fok Ying-cheung 3-1, Si

Din-lim received, walk-over from Choy Itin-cheung.

K.C.C. & K.B.G.C. 13 D. W, Phillips.

A. C. Burford J. C. Lyal

10

F. Nolan W. McHardy E. Fost J. C. West

ILKE.B.C

18

E. Thompson

A. M. Holland D. Gow

L. de Rome

2

W. H. B, Muskett

G. E. Roglance.

23

132.

dc.c.

F. J. Neves W. T. Brightman

R. Basa

B. W. Bradbury

Match Postponed.

22

105

The inter-departmental lawn bowls match between the P.W.D. and the Sanitary Departmont, which was to have been played yesterday afternoon,

18 was postponed.

"BRITAIN SWEPT BY

FIERCE GALES.

TERRIFIC WINDS DAMAGE PROPERTY AND CROPS:

London, Sept. 20.

A fierce storm is raging over Great Britain to-day- and very rough seas are reported round the coasts. The gale begun yes- 1 teday evening and a wind velocity of 61 miles an hour, was experienc- ed at Valencia in the South West of Ireland and not 'much less at the Scilly Isles and along the Eng- lish Channel,

This morning the gale grow worse and in the Straits of Dover 2 it was said to be as bad as any experienced there for some years. The wind force is as high as 70- miles an hour. Most of the ship- 2ping in the Channel has been taken 2to shelter.

This morning many people at Folkestone watched a big Imperial Airways liner fighting her way in- land. She was at times apparent- 6ly held stationary by the terrific 1 wind but arrived safely at 1 Lympne.

4

Much minor damage is reported In different parts of the country. During the early morning two goods trains from Paddington col- lided in a blinding 'rain-storm near Reading and although no one was injured, traffic was disorgants- ed for some hours. In many places trees have been uprooted and 0 crops damaged. A continuance- 0 of the storms is forecast.

1

At Weymouth and Portland, where there is a gale estimated at 80 miles an hour with mountain- ous seas running, battered vessels came limping to shelter every hour through night. The Weymouth feboat fought its way to a smail French ketch "Leone" which dräg- 2 ged her anchor and was drifting on to a reef. Aided by the search. 3lights of battleships, it took off

her crew-British Wirelesõe

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HARSH SENTENCE FOR HASTY WORDS.

WOMAN PATRIOT WHO "CALLED PILSUDSKI INSANE:

Warsaw, Sept 20. Consternation is felt at the sen tence of six months' imprisonment on Mile. Krene Kosmowska, the well-known Polish patriot school: 1 teacher and deputy from Lublin, 2 for calling Pilsudski insané, on the ground that she thereby in sulted the Government Reuter

DRASTIC ACTION ON RUSSIAN MISERS.

DEATH SENTENCE ON EIGHT

"WHO HOARDED COINS.

Moscow, Sept. 20. The State Political Department. has sentenced to death eight more persons, who are regarded as the ringleaders, for hoarding silver and gold coins and for causing counter-revolutionary agitation. Over 438 others have been sen- tenced to exile in concentration camps on various terms of Impri- sonment.-Reuter, ...

Forest Hill (Cali), Sept. 20. Vincent Richards regained the Na tional professional lawn tennis title by defeating Kozeluh 2-0, 10-8, 6-3, 64-Reuter & American Service.

Aberdeen, Sept: 217

In the Amateur International foot ball championship, Scotland detented Ireland by two goals to nil,Router: