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BOWLS LEAGUE SURPRISES

LEADERS FALL BY WAYSIDE

K.C.C. RISE TO THE

OCCASION

LEAGUE TABLES -

EFFECT

Wtih the

Bowling

Green,

Craigengower and Recreio, all auffering defeats in the First Division, and the K.B.G.C. Bec-| ond string losing in the Second Division, there were enough sur- prises pulled out of hat in the Bowls League on Saturday to keep, a conjurer interested.

The effect on the league tables was inconsiderable, except that Civil Service in both sections im-j proved their positions and are now strong challengers in Division 2!

The Recrois definitely bade fare- well to their championships aspira- tions in the senior section.

THE RESULTS.

DIVISION 1.

Kowloon Docks 59 C.C.C.

$2

KC.C.

63 K.B.C.C. 51

Police

55 Recreio

54

C.S.C.C.

87 Talkoo

47

DIVISION 2.

60 Yacht Club

83 K.C.C.

01 Police

C.C.C.

Itocrclo

K.A.G.C.

Indian R.C

47.C.S.C.C.

LEAGUE TABLES.

K.B.G.C.

0.0.0.

Polles

DIVISION 1.

and S. A. Gray snapped before their K.C.C. FİNALISTS-R. B. Hambly

match in the final of the, K.C.C. Junior Championship on Saturday. Gray won in three sets. (Photos

King's Studio).

K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNEY

THREE TITLES

DECIDED

RESULTS OF THE WEEK-END

The Kowloon Cricket Club tennis tournament is drawing to

a close, and there now remains 1 only a few matches for its com- 39 pletion. 641

During the week-end, three 66 events were settled, and yesterday, the first of the finalists for the Handicap Doubles was decided.

The results of the various ties were as under:

P. W. D. L. Pta. Up Dn.) 10 -7. 3 14 01

-

9

3 12 653

10 6. Civil Service 96

4 12 - -- -4 10, -E 10

20

4

6 8

Régrelo... 10 5 K'loon Docka 10 K.C.0.

10 3 Taikoo ..... 10

0.0.0.

- 7 0

-

DIVISION Z.

0

سی ام سرور

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

S.A. Gray beat, R.B. Hambly 6-2, 6-4, 6-4.

LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP. Miss M. Grinths bent Miss S.

20Dalziel 6-0, 6-3.

2 14 143 K.B.G.C... 10 7 - 3 14 105 Civil Service D 72 14 79 Recrolo .... 10 F -G 10 76 Polico

10

J

Yacht Club 04

K.C.O.

Electric

Indian

- 5 10

5 8

9 4

5 8

0-9

11

1

10

2

HANDICAP SINGLES "B", E.V. Gaubert (scr.) beat R.S. 42 Capell (owe 15) 6-4, 6-4.

105

HANDICAP DOUBLES.

(semi-final)

C.A. Wright and S.A. Gray (owe 15.3) beat G.A. White and R.S. Capell (scr.) 1-6, 6-2, 6-2,

This afternoon, R. B. Hambly and A. E. Collins (owe 15) meet

70 N. A. E. Mackay and D. D. McKay

20

(owe 15) in the second Handicap

72 Doubles semi-final, and the win-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JULY

24, 1933.

BELGIUM WIN IN THE CAMPBELL WINS

DAVIS CUP

HUNGARY SWIMMING

JUST PIPPED

TITLES

YANKEES IN

FORMAX

DOUBLE HEADER

VICTORY

SENATORS AGAIN

BEATEN.

New York, July 23. The New York Yankees scored a timely double header victory to- day, whereas the Washington Senators lost further their grip as challengers, when they conced- ed a high scoring match to Do- troit.

Philadelphia Phillies lost twice, to the Chicago Cubs, whilst the Giants won against Brooklyn.

Scores as supplied by Reuteri

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

were:

R. H. E. St. Louis

12 12 Boston

0 7 2 (Carleton pitched and blanked out Boston).

8

St. Louis Boston

2 6 0 (Time was called at the sixty innings owing to rain).

Brooklyn

New York

Chicago

Philadelphia

G14 1 8 11 1

ཐ་10 3 5 # B

(Hendrick homered for Chicago.

There were ten inninga).

1

6 10

0

I 7. Q

Chicago

Philadelphia

Cincinnati

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

Pittsburgh

6 13 0 4 11 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE.

6 11 2

2

Boston Chicago

7 2 (Simmons homered for Chicago),

Boston

7 11 1 Chicago

2 10 (Walters homered for Boston).

8 8 1 1 0 1 (Gehrig homered for New York).

New York Cleveland

New York ...... 8་ .11 ་་ Cleveland

1.7 (Walker homered for New York).

8 11 12 17

Washington Detroit

LEAGUE TENNIS

Another Defeat for C.B.A.

2

The Fillipino Club and the Cen-!

LA CROIX THE HERO

WINS THREE TIES

Belgium and Ger- many qualified for the next round of the elimination tourna- ment for the 1934 Davis Cup competition during the week-end.

OPPOSITION TO V.R.C. QUEST

H.K.L.A.S.A. TO HOLD EVENTS

The close to the first season of the Hongkong International Amateur Swimming Associa- tion will be provided by the, staging of the Colony Cham- pionships. These it is nounced, will probably take place on September 7, 8 and9, in the European Y.M.C.A.'s pool, if permission be granted.

Atma

Judging from the success of the Association's gala on June 24, theno championships should attract mach interest,

La Croix settled the issue for Belgium against Hungary by beat-Council on Friday, the ing Gabrowitz in straight sets.

At the meeting of the HKLA.S.A.

The Belgian was in irresistible form and completely outplayed the Hungarian.

In the final match of the series, De Kohrling of Hungary defeated De Borman in a atrenuous four sets match which went to 43 games,

The scores were:

La Croix (Belgium) beat Gabrowitz 6-2, 6-4, 6-2.

De Kehrling (Hungary) beat de Borman 7-5, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4.

La Croix and do Borman (Belgium) beat de Kehrling and Gabrowitz 2-6, 6-1, 7-5, 3-6, 6-1.

GERMANY THROUGH

Beats Ireland in Three Rubbers

programmo was discussed and the following events for men were approved:

50 Yards Free Style; 100 Yards Free Style: 220 Yards Free Stylo; 440 Yards Free Style; 880 Yards Free

Diving (Combined Plain and Fancy); 200 Yards Team Race (Teams of four); 200 Yards Breast Stroke; 100 Yards Back Stroke.

The following events were decided upon for ladies:

60 Yards Free Style; 100 Yards Free Style; 440 Yards Free Style (Providing there are four entries); 200 Yards Breast Stroke; 100 Yards Back Stroke: 200 Yards Team Race (Teams of four); Diving (Provided there are four entries).

In addition there will be a wateri polo game between two teams which will be decided at a later date by the Finance Committee, who have the arrangements in hand.

As

THE DUAL CONTROL.

HARBOUR RACE

EXCELLENT TIME

صحية

BEATS 71 OTHER COMPETITORS

LADY CHAMPION SWIMS WELL

W. Campbell, the Y.M.CA, swimmer, achieved an excellent performance yesterday, when he Won the harbour. Taco organized by the Chinese Bath- ing Club, beating 71 other com- petitors, including a dozen ladies in the time of 29 minutes 41 2/5 seconds. *;

Miss Ywung Sau-king, the lady champion, roturned the splendid SWIMMER-W.time of 38 minutes 45 2/5 seconds.

HARBOUR Campbell, the Y.M.C.,wimmar, who won the barbour yaca 'yestar- day. (Photo: King's Studio).

Distinguished Chinese Chai-

officials, including Mr. Li General Chen Ming-sha, both were formerly Governors of Canton, Yung Kwei-ching and others attended. The C.B.C. Chalzman, Mr. Kwok Chon, in- when the latter was requested at the conclusion of the races to dis- tribute

the prizes. Both former govorners spoke briefly.

INTERNATIONAL troduced General Cher Ming-ahu

SHIELD

ENGLAND TO PLAY SCOTLAND

:

tho

The prizes were donated to CBC. by Messra. Ll Chai-sum, Chen Ming-shu and Li Chung-yen, the Governor of Kwangel,

THE RESULTS.

The results for the men's race are as follows-1, W. Campbell (Euro. pean Y.M.C.A.) 29 minutes 41.2/5. seconds; 2, Kwok Chen-hang (South China Athletle Association), 80 minutes 594/5 seconds; 8, Shek Kam- pul (Young Companions), 32 minutes 41 seconda; 4, W. Schreuder (Euro- Y.M.C.A.): 6. Wong Sau-man

IN THE FINAL.

England will meet Scotland in the final of the International Lawn Bowls Shield, presented "by Mr. L. A. Gutierrez, as a re- (9.C.A.A.); 0, Chan Fook-sing (Chin- sult of yesterday's matches.

080 Civil Servants); Mak Wel-ming (Chinese Civil Servants) 8. Teang The England rink beat the Fo-fook (C.B.C.); 9, Wong Yow-man Philippines without much difficulty (C.B.C.).

(S.C.A.A.); 10,

Yeung

Wei-lim

a result of the H.K.I.A.S.A. Council's decision to hold their own tho Championships in September, question of the Colony Championships be held under the auspices of the Victoria Recreation Club now arises.

Rule of the Association Rules and Scotland proved too good for reads:

1

Dublin, July 22. Germany won the doubles against Ireland, who are thus eliminated by "Clubs and playors under the India, although only four shots three straight rubbers. Von Cramm Jurisdiction of this Association shall separated the rinks, and Nourney (Germany) defeated not take part in any competition McGuire and McVeagh (Ireland) 5-7, organised by non-affiliated Clubs or 6-2, 6-3, 0-4-Router.

Associations not recognised by this Association.

PRESENT SYSTEM

UPHELD

Meeting in Favour of Resolution

Parla, July 22. Contrary to expectations, thin

63ners will play Wright and Gray intral Association-played-off-their morning's meeting of Davis Cup na-

-171 the final on Wednesdays.

Mazenger's

TENNIS RACKETS

THE

LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

AT

WIMBLEDON

Have Been Won

SEVENTEEN

TIMES

with

SLAZENGER RACKETS.

OBTAINABLE AT ALL DEALERS.

Sole "Agents;---

JOHN D. HUTCHISON

Co.

postponed "C" Division Lawn tennis league match on Saturday, when the Filipinos won all nine seta.

Scores:

tiena voted by seven against six to maintain the present eliminatory system in the European Zone.

There was no question regarding any alteration the rules to establish a Pacific Zone.

Last year the International Fedora-

The scores and players vero: ̧ ENGLAND v. PHILIPPINES. **ENGLAND PHILIPPINES

RP. Phillips Espina

This ruling makes it impossible for any of the Arst-class swimmers in Clubs recognised by the Association to take part in the Colony Champion chipa held under the auspices of the V.R.C. who are not an afiliated Club. B.W. Bradbury Atienza,

The Championships to be held by the V.R.C. will only be confined

F. Cullen to

F. Medina clubs which are not affiliated to the A.W. Grimmitt (skip) 26 new Association-Chinese Athletic, Fuklen A.A., Chinese, Y.M.C.A., and the Army.

R. Basa (skip) 17 SCOTLAND v. INDIA. “INDIA"

A.M. Razack B. Hyder

-SCOTLAND-

KING'S PRIZE SHOOT. A. Hyde-Lay

Nottingham University R. Blythe and N. Whitley (C. B.

Cadet Wins. A.) lost to S. A.and S. S. Hussain

London, July 23. 3-6 lost to L. R. Ildefonso and M. tien authorised, the now scheme to

begin in A. Sonan 4-6; lost to Dr. A. Velso finalists of the Davis Cup matches ham University Oficors Training 1989, whereby only zonef Cadet D. E. Woods, of tho Notting- and H. A. Riberio 5-7.

Yatakin and Hirst (C.B.A.) lost All others were to compoto

would

enter the 1034 competition. Corps, won the King's Prize at Bisley in a to-day with an aggregate score of July, 287.

to Hussains 1-5; lost to Ildefonso vest contest held in

and Sousa 2-6; lost to Volso and Ribeiro 4-0.

J. J. King and T. Whitley (C. B. A.) lost to Husenins 1-6; lost to Ildefonso and Sousa 8-6; lost to Velso and Ribeiro 2-6.

and September of this year, This is the Nottingham University's and then only the semi-finalists would first success in a competition dating be admitted for the 1934 competition, back to 1885. Only two other win- for a nation which did not compots Units during the year of their success. This system makes it impossible nors have been members of O.T.C. one year to challenge in succeeding Last year C. 8. M, Bayly won the

trophy with a score of 289-Router.

years.--Kenter.

Chalmers W. Mair A.W. Brown (skip) 21

D. Rumjahn

mean

The ladies' results were.-1, Mies Young Shau-king

(8.C.A.A.); 29 minutes 45.2/6 seconds; 2, Miss Lam Doa-lal (Chung Sing); 8, Mrs. Schreu- der, 36 minutes 16 soconds; 4. Miss Yeung Shau-chen, (S.C.A.A.: B, Miss Leung Wing-han (S.C.A.A.); 6, Miss Loung Yuk-chen, (C.B.C.); 7, Miss Ng Yuk-hing (Chung Sing): 8, Ng Yak-koon (Chung Sing); 9, Chan Yuen-shoung (C.B.C.); 10, Miss So Chon-man,

INTERNATIONAL RUGBY.

Australia Defeat South Africa In Second Test.

Durban, July 22. In the second Rugby Test between Australia and South Africa, the former won

BİX,- by 21 points.to

U.M. Omer (skip) 21 Reuter.

LAST TWO MATCHES

BASEBALL SEASON COMES TO AN END

HEADLEY SCORES BRILLIANT CENTURY thanks to a big win over South

WEST INDIES MAKE AUSPICIOUS START

IN THE SECOND TE ST

A masterly display of batting! Barrow was joined by Headley, both was sent back by Vority who had hin: by G. Headley and Roach, who playing the English attack with the caught in the slips by. Hammond. added 200 runs for the second utmost confidence. At lunch-time, 806/0.. wicket, placed the West Indies they had taken the score to 98 with- Da Costa helped Headley to play in a strong position at the end 49 and Headley 33.

cut being separated, Barrow claiming out time, his personal contribution of the first day of the second

being 16. Test match with England which commencement of the game

The crowd of 0,000 who saw the At the end of the day's play, had Headley had 145 not out. His innings opened on Saturday at. Old swelled to 15,000 when the match was a mixture of caution and aggros- Trafford.

was resumed after lunch.

alon. He scored 16 boundaries and Both batsmen topped the three for both Bartow and Headley, both a quarter. Scorent

The English attack hold no terrore was at the wicket for five hours and igure mark, Headley remaining of whom scored freely,

WEST INDIES. BARROW BOWLED.

C. A. Roach, b Clark After he had added only five to I. Barrow, b Wyatt his century, Barrow was bowled by G. Headley, not out.

undefeated when stumps were drawn. By that time the visitors' scores had been advanced from 20 for 1 to 388 for 6.,

...

The local league baseball season came to a close during the week-end, when the U. S. Navy, China, the champions, snatched runners-up position from the Hongkong Baseball Club.

South China Bagchits

1030 01

0 0 1 0 0 1 8-

H.K. CLUB v. U, S. NAVY.

Kosa

дъ Donovan 25 In a friendly match, the Hong Sterlo kong Club nosed out the Navy on Sletto Innes, who seized an opening at Saturday, thanks mainly to the last minute.

Me Olenouski es

Taylor Jonor

The box scores follow:

SOUTH CHINA ♥. U.S. NAVY. -

U.S.-Navy.

Rosa

Donovan Storie Olónouakl Heald 18 gleto 105 Jones

Halo

149 Crotte

13 Patterson

31

0.

10

Kim 888 Fong

A feature of the day's play was Wyatt, the score being 220. His was E.L.G. Head, b Clark the brilliant wicket-kooping of an attractive if somewhat chancy G.C. Grant, Ames. Only six extras were shown innings. He made his runs in five LN. Constantine, a Robins, b

Ames, b Robins In the big West Indies score. minutoa under four hours, and scored Clark

The match commenced in. sunny nino fours. His partnership with C.A. Wiles, e Hammond, b Vority. weather and the wicket was in a per- Hendley produced exactly 200 runs. foct condition

0.0, da Costa, not out Hond did not stay long. He made

Extras Clark, the Northants borlar, re-single and was bowled by Clark.

Bowes, who was injured, In 227/9.

Total (for 6 wkte.) Joined by his captain, Hoadlay con-

M. Chang West Indios team consisted of tinued to score freely, but when the A

Roach, I

I Barrow, F. L. G. board showed £20, he saw his skipper to bat.

Achong, Martindale and Valentins Chan

Young Hoad, G.G. Grant, G. Headley, C. A. loave, caught behind the wicket by Fait of wickets(Roach) for E Chang Wiles, N. Constantine, O. O da Ames off a googlie from

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for 2271 4. (Graut) 200; 6(Con B, Chong and V-A. Valentine.

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The following the English team:: Chung

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