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GUARANTOR SUED.

BORROWING CASE TAKES UNUSUAL TURN

Kowloon Cricket Club nearly When Cheng Man-po a contractor, spring a surprise on the Chinese borrowed $800 from Lau Wai-sze, ho Recreation Club in the "A" Division was an undischarged bankrupt. His of the Lawn Tennis League yesterday guarantora in the transaction were

the K. C.

but the Chinese the Bee Leo Tung Kee Restaurant and C. courts,

Koo Yin, a managing partner. 5% sets to 84. won

brothers were The Fincher prisingly beaten by Ho Ka-lau and Yew Ban-kit and Taui Wai-pul and C. C. Chiu. Hyde and Guest defent- ed Taul and Chiu, and F. Iteid and G. C. Burnett did well to take 131⁄2 sota,

anding with the Lo brothers

Scores:

Toul and Chiu.

E. C. and E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.) best M. K. and M. W. Ln, G-3: lont to Ito Ka-lau and Yew Man-kit, 4-6: lost to Tavi Wai-pul and C. C. Chiu,

6-7.

BANKS.

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AGENCIES AND RHANCIITS

Cheng did not pay the money back and Lau decided to suo the guaran. tors. The caso canin up for hearing yesterday before Mr. Justice Wood in ALOR STAB ILOILO

AMRITSAR IPON the Supreme Court.

BANGECK KARACHI

KLANG КОЛЕ

Mr. Leo D'Almada Sar. appeared BATAVIA for the plaintif and Mr. A. E. Hall for the defendant.

There was a development during the hearing of evidence, when Cheng alleged that the plaintiff firm owed him $400 for work and labour done. Hyde and Guest (K.C.C.) lost to M. K. and M. W. Lo, 3-6; lost to He had no notice of a counter-claim. Mr. D'Almada interrupted, saying Ka-fu and Yow Man-kit, 5-7: beat Mr. Hall ndmitted this, stating he had Tavi and Chin, 6-2.

himself when he came

F. Reid and G. C. Burnett (K.C.C.) drew with Lo and Lo, 6-6: lost to Ho Ka-lau and Yew Man-kit, 1-6: beat Troi and Chiu, 7-6.

"C" DIVISION,

Kowloon C.C. Score First Victory.

On the K.C.C, courts, the home Team defeated Radio Sports Club five sets to four. This is the first win registered by the K.C.C. this

BURSON.

Scores:

R. B. Hambly and C. E. Collins (K.C.C.) bent G. W. Waterton and W. Woo, d-1: beat R. Cowen and W. (inson, 6-3: beat 6. Singh and Y. Y. Lom 7-5.

S. Smith and

Crabbe (K...) lost to Waterton and Woo 24 lot to Cowen and Chanson, 2-0: lost to Singh and Lam, 2-6.

G.

only heard of into Court.

The Pulsne Judge: Have you any good defence to this claim at present, Mr. Hall?

Mr. Hail; No.

The Pulsno Judge announced that he would give judgment against the first defendant for the amount of the claim and costs but would stay exceu- tion for one month, provisionally on $376 being paid into Court by tho defendant firm within 48 hours:

Mr. Hull intimated that a counter- claim for $400 would be made.

CARGO PILFERED.

CONSIGNMENT TO MANILA FROM HONGKONG

A consignment of cargo which was Greene and R. S. Capell sent by Messrs. W.

Wasalamull Asso- Waterton and Woo, mull af Itongkong to a firm in Manila (K.P.C) beal 3-1: beat Cowen and Chanson, 6-4

in March Inst, was found, on arrival, Singh and Iam, 3-G. ul lont to

to contain nothing but cinders and Recreio v. Kowloon Indians.

American newspapers. The discovery "de Recreio entertained the The

was reported to the Hongkong firmi, Kowloon Indiana on the home courts who notifed the Police, resulting in and won 455 sets to 14. One pair the arrest of a boatman who is alleged of the Indians failed to turn up, and to have transhipped the eargo to the se three sets were unplayed.

Scores:

J. J. Renedios and J. Gonsalves (C. de R.) beat H. M. Singh and I. M. Singh, 6-2; beat Capt, Gori and F. Khan, 6-2:

Dr. A. P. Gutierres and 11. A, Noronha (C. de R.) beat Singh and Singh, 6-1; drew with Dr. Göri and Khan. 6.6.

B. T. Gosung and G. E. Noronha (C. de R.) Est to Singh and Singh

2-6: bent Gori and Khan, 7-5.

MIXED DOUBLES.

Indian R. C.

Extended

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steamer.

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On the Recreio courts, the home team did well to extend the Indian SHENGKING IN PORT.

Recreation Club which won five sets

to four.

Scores:

E. A. Noronhn and Miss C. Botelho (C. de R.) lust to II. D. Runjahu and Miss R. Rumjohn, 2-4: bent 1. M. A. Razack and Mies Greka, 6-14) lust to S. A Rumjalin and Mrs, MeOgw, 1-0,

A. V. Remedios and Miss R. R. da Roehn (C. de R.) beat H. D. Rum- jahn and Miss Rumjahn, 6-2; beat Razack and Miss Grcks, 6-2; lont to S. A. Rumjaim and Mrs. McCaw, 2-4, A. Barretto al Mi N. M. Alver (C. de R.) lost to H. D.

Rum- jahn and Miss RumJahn, 2-0: lost to Razael and Miss Geeks, 2-6: hent S. A. Ramjahn and Mrs. McCaw, 0-4.

CHESS CHAMPION.

GOES INTO DOCK AT TAIKOO

FOR REPAIRS

The B. & S. s.s. Shengking, which went ground on Chiming Island when rounding the trencherous Shan- tung Promontory on the night of June 12, arrived in Hongkong on Sunday morning, and proceeded to the Taikon docks, where she will undergo repairs.

The Shengking was on a voyage 40 Cheefoo when disaster overtook her in a thick fog which enveloped the coust. Two Britimli destroyern to her assist- lug were sent ance, and 32 foreign and Chinese passengers were

were eafely taken to Weis iniwei. The vessel was rulloated about five days later, considerable difficulty being experienced owing to the thick fog and the fact that she was hard on the rocks.

DR. A. ALEKHINE COMING TO HONGKONG SHORTLY

She arrived in Hongkong under Word has been received from Dr.

her own stena, having previously Alexander Alekhine, the world chess been towed to Weihaiwei, where tem- effected. She champion, that he will be in Hongkongporary repairs were on his world tour sometime in Octo has suffered some damage to two ber, and that, provided arrangements holds. and will be laid up for some

be made here, he is willing to time.

can

give simultaneous displays against

local exponents.

The arrangements are in the hands of the committee of the Kowloon Chess Club who are now considering the matter prior to sending a reply to the latter which has been received. It was from Jose R. Capablanca that Dr. Alekhine won the champion- ship at Buenos Aires in 1927 in a series of matchen which extended over

C.B.C. NIGHT FETE.

RELAY TEAM RACE FOR LADIES IN COLONY

After the brilliant success of the

a period of cloven weeks. and ran previous night fete, the Chinese into 84 games before the doctor se- Bathing Glub has decided to hold cured the six wins necessary to give another on Saturday next at 8 pm, bim the title.

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Harbin, July 11. Last night two uniformed Rus- In addition to various novel and slans and two civilians, in the Born in Moscow of Russian parents interesting events, a relay team race guise of police, entered and search- In 1893 Dr. Alekhine is a member of for Indies, open to the Colony, will be ed a new town apartment for an the Russian nobility but has since included in the programme. become a naturalised Frenehman. At: the age of 10 years he began to takej

It is learned that the Kowloon up chess seriously and even before Y.M.C.A. has consented to send a the War he was a player of no mean team for this race and other clubs are ability,

Lasker and Capablanca being invited to field their lady champions his only acknowledged masters. While

active Communist named Alter.

They forced Alter and his wife to face a wall and killed Alter, who was shot in the back of the head, and a dog. They thon decamped with cash and valuables worth $600.-Reuter,

he was engaged at the Mannheim The Sun Co., Ltd., are donating all tournament the war broke out and he the swimining trophies, which will be was interned an an enemy allen, le presented at the conclusion of the managed to escape,

however, and Royal Navy v. C.B.C. water pole served with the Russian

match, the Inst event of the evening's BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP army. Alekhine is

of striking per- programme. sonality and is very popular outside chess circles as well as inside. The

author of "My Best Games at Chiesa" and drawn Boven against the he was formerly regarded as a tourns-present champion without having ment player rather than a matchlost a single güme. player but his strategy is full of sur-

prisos and he proved his amazing Chens enthusiasts will engerly powers against Capablanen in 1927 await the arrival of the foremost and again against E. D. Bogul player in the world, and if sultable Jubow nomo fow years lator. arrangements can be made for his Tho defeat of Capablanca was appearance in local exhibitions surprising particularly as the Cuban Alekhine will be assured of a large had hitherto won Ave matches'opposition.

FOUR MORE GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY

The following are the results of the four open champlonship Inwn bowls matchen played yesterday:

Club de Recrolo greens. P. T. Farrell bent J. C. West, 21 to 20, F. V. Whitta beat S. E. Alderman 21 to 10.

Cenigengower greens. A. Hyde- Lay bent 3. J. Gregory 21 to 14. J. Fraser beat L. Knight 21 to 0.

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