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 suffering defeats in the First Division, and the K.B.G.C. sic- ond string losing in the Second Division, there were enough sar- 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- proved their positions and are now strong challengers in Division 2.
The Recreio 'definitely bade fore- well to their championships aspira- tions. In the senior section.
THE RESULTS.
DIVISION. J.
Kowloon Docks 59 C.C.C, 52 63 K.B.C.C. 51
K.C.C.
Police C.S.C.C.
55⚫ Reccelo 87 Taikoo
54
47
DIVISION 2,
G3 Yacht Club
C.C.C.
Recreio
K.B.G.C.
Indian R.C.
83 K.C.C.
61 Police
47 C.S.C.C.
LEAGUE TABLES.
C.C.C......
DIVISION 1.
and 5. A. Gray snapped before their K.C.C. FINALISTS-R. B. Hambly
match in the final of the K.C.C. Junior Championship on Saturday. Gray won in three sets. (Photo:
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 51 only a few matches for its 'com- 39 pletion.
64 During the week-end, three GG events were settled, and yesterday, the first of the finalists for the Handleap Doubles was decided.
The results of the various ties were as under:
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9 6
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JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. S.A. Gray beat R.B. Hambly 6-2,
6-4, 6-4.
LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP. · Miss M. Griffiths bent Allss S. Dalziel 6-0, 6-3.
HANDICAP SINGLES "B".
E.V. Gaubert (ser.) beat R.S. 42 Capell (owe 15) 6-4, 6-4.
HANDICAP DOUBLES.
K.B.G.C.
-3 12 08
Polico ........... 10 6 Civil Service 0 Recrolo
4 12
20)
c.c.c.
E 10 5 Koon Docks 10 4 K.C.C...... 10 31 7 0 Talkoo..... 10 8 7 0
DIVISION 2.
9 7 K.B.G.C... 10 7 Civil Service 0 7 Recreio
4 10 25
- 6 10
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6 8
4
2 14 143 3 14 105 214 79
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10 B - 6 10 75 Police 105 10
Yacht Club 458
K.C.C.
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Indian
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6
11
10
2
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C.A. Wright and S.A. Gray (ove 15,3) bent G.A. White und R.S. Capell (scr.) 1-6, 6-2, 6-2.
This afternoon, R. B. Hambly and A. E. Collins (owe 16) meet
70 N. A. E. Mackay and D. D. McKay
“20 (owe 15) in the second Handicap
12 Doubles semi-final, and the win- ners will play Wright and Gray, in the final on Wednesdays.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JULY 24, 1933.
BELGIUM WIN IN THE DAVIS CUP
YANKEES IN FORM
DOUBLE HEADER
VICTORY
SENATORS AGAIN
BEATEN
Now York, July. 23, The New York Yankees scored a timely double header victory to- day, whereas the Washington Sonators lost further their grip na challengers, when they conced ed a high scoring match to De troit.
Philadelphia Phillies lost twice to the Chiengo Cubs, whilst the Glants won against Brooklyn.
Scores as supplied by Router
TITLES
HUNGARY SWIMMING
JUST PIPPED
LA CROIX THE
HERO
WINS THREE TIES ·
Belgium and Cer. many qualified for the next round of the elimination tourna- ment for the 1934 Davis Cup competition during the week-end. St. Louis
La Croix settled the issue for Boston
Belgium against Hungary by beat- (Carleton pitched and blanked ing Gabrowitz in straight sets.
out Boston). St. Louis Boston
were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
R. H. E. 12 12 0 0 7 2
1 B 13 2 5 0
(Time was called at the sixty innings owing to rain).
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago.
Philadelphia
5 14 ' 8 11 ་་
9 10 3 3 6 9
(Hendrick homered for Chicago, There were ten inninga).
Chicago
3
1 5 1
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
G 10 0
Pittsburgh
1
7
0
Cincinnati
€ 13
0
Pittsburgh
1 11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston
C 11 2 Chicago
2 7 2 (Simmons homered for Chicago).
· Boston
7 11 1 Chicago
2 10 2 (Walters homered for Boston).
New York
(Gehrig homered for New York).
Cleveland
New York Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
B 8 1 1... 6
1
8 11 1 1 7 0
(Walker homered for New York).
The Belgian was in Irresistible form and completely outplayed the Hungarian.
In the final match of the series, Do Kehrling of Hungary defeated De Borman in a strenuous four sets match which went to 43 games,
The scores were:
(Belgium)
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. Thuso it is nounced, will probably tako place on September 7, 8 and9, in the European Y.M.C.A.'s pool, if permission be granted. -
an-
Judging from the success of the Association's gala on June 24, these championships should attract much interese meeting of the H.K.I.A.Š.A. Council on Friday, the programme was discussed and the following events for men were approved:
At tho
880
50 Yards Free Style; 100. Yards Free Styles 220. Yards Free Style; 440 Yards Free Style; 880 Yards Free Sty 200 Yards Team Race Diving (Combined Plain (Teams of four); 200 Yards Breast Stroke: 100 Yards Back Stroke.
following events were decided for ladies: 60 Yards Free Style: 100 Yards
The
hent 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).
La Croix Gabrowitz 6-2, 6-4, 6-2,
De Kehrling. (Hungary) beat de Borman 7-5, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4.
La Croix and de Borman (Belgium) beat de Kehrling and Gabrowitz 2-6, 6-3, 7-5, 5-6, 6-4.
GERMANY THROUGH
Beats Ireland in Three Rubbers
water-
In addition there will be, a polo game between two teams which will be deelded at a later date by the Finance Committee, who have the arrangements in hand.
A
THE DUAL CONTROL.
CAMPBELL WINS HARBOUR RACE
King's Studio). HARBOUR SWIMMER-W. Campbell, the Y.M.C.A., swimmer, who won the harbour racb yester day. (Photo: King's Studio).
EXCEI
EXCELLENT TIME
BEATS 71 OTHER COMPETITORS
LADY CHAMPION SWIMS WELL
W. Campbell, the Y.M.C.A., swimmer, achieved an excellent performance yesterday, when bie won
the harbour race organised by the Chinese, Bath ing Club, beating 71 other com petitors, including a dozeni Indies in the time of 29 minutes 41 2/5 seconds.
Miss Ywung Sau-king, the Indy champion, returned the splendid time of 33 minutes 45 2/5 seconds,
Distinguished Chirioso.
government officials, including Mr. Li Chal-sum, General
Chen Ming-shu, both were Governors of Canton, Yung ing and others attended. The C.B.C. Chairman, Mr. Kwok Chen, in- Chen Ming-shu when the latter was requested at the conclusion of the races to dis tributo the prizes. Both former governers spoke briefly.
INTERNATIONAL troduced General
SHIELD
ENGLAND TO PLAY SCOTLAND
The prizes were donated to the C.B.C. by Messrs. Li Chal-suro, Chen
Ming-shu and
Li Chung-yon, the Governor of Kwangal
THE RESULTS.
The results for the men's race aro as follows-1, W. Campbell (Euro- pean Y.M.C.A.) 20 minutes 41.2/5 seconds; 2, Kwok Chen-hang (South China Athletic Association), 30 32 minutes (Euro-
IN THE FINAL England will meet Scotland in the final of the International minutes 50.4/5 seconds; 3, Shek Kam- Lawn Bowls Shield, presented 11 seconds; 4, W. Schreuder
pul (Young
Compander
An
by Mr. L. A. Gutierrez, as a re-s.CC.A 5. Wong Sau-man
sult of yesterday's matches. The England rink beat the Philippines without much difficulty
a result of the H.K.I.A.S.A. Council's decision to hold their own Championships in September, the question of the Colony Championships to be held under the auspices of the Victoria Recreation Club now arises. Dublin, July 22, Rule of the Association Rules and Scotland proved too good for Germany won the doubles against reads:
Clubs and players under the India, although only four shots Ireland, who are thus eliminated by three straight, rubbera. Von Cramm jurisdiction of this Association shall separated the rinks. and Nourney (Germany) defented not take part in any competition
The scores and players were: McGuire and Me Vengh (Ireland) 5-7, organised by non-affiliated Clubs or 0-2, 0-3, 6-4,--Reuter,
Associations not recognised by this Association."
This ruling makes it impossible for
the
first-class swimmers in any of Clubs recognised by the Association to take part in the Colony Champion ships held under the auspices of the V.I.C. who are not an affilated Club, The Championships be held by the V.R.C. will only be confined to clubs which are not affiliated to the now Association-Chinese Athletic, Fukien A.A., Chinese YM.C.A., and the Army:
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11
2
12
17
1
PRESENT SYSTEM UPHELD
LEAGUE TENNIS
Another Defeat for C.B.A.
Meeting in Favour of Resolution
Paris, July 20. Contrary to expectations,
this
The Filipino Club and the Cen- tral Association played off-their morning's meeting of Davis Cup na postponed "C" Division Lawn tions voted by goven against six to KING'S PRIZE SHOOT. tennis league match on Saturday, maintain
eliminatory the present. when the Filipinos won all nine system in the European Zone, seta,
There was no question regarding any alteration to the rules to establish a Pacific Zone.
Scores:
R. Blythe and N. Whitley (C. B. A.) lost to S. A.and S. S. Hussain 3-G; lost to L. R. Ildefonso and M. A. Sousa 4-6: lost to Dr. A. Velso
and H. A. Riberio 5-7.
Yatskin and Hirst (C.B.A.) lost to Hussains 1-6; Jost to Ildefonso and Sousa 2-6; lost to Velso and Ribeiro 4-6.
J. J. King and T. Whitley (C: B. A.) lost to Hussains 1-6; lost to Ildefonso and Sousa 3-6; lost to Velso and Ribeiro 2-6,
Nottingham University
Cadet Wins. U Last year the International Federa- new scheme to
London, July 23, tion authorised the begin in 1933, whereby only zona Cadet D. E. Woods, of the Notting analists of the Davis Cup matches ham University Officers' Training would enter the 1984 competition. Corps, won the King's Prize at Bisley All others were to compete in a to-day with an aggregate scoro of qualifying contest had in July, 28This is the Nottingham University's August, and September of this year,
287.
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 compete Units during the year of their success. This system makes it impossible nera have been members of O.T.C. one year to challenge in succeeding Last year C. S. M. Bayly won the years.-Renter.
trophy with a score of 288-Router.
ENGLAND v, PHILIPPINES.
PHILIPPINES
ENGLAND
Espina
RP. Phillips B.W. Bradbury Atienza, F. Cullen
F. Medina' A.W. Grimmitt (skip) 26
R. Basa (skip) 17 SCOTLAND v. INDIA.
SCOTLAND A. Hyde-Lay Chalmers
W. Mair
INDIA
A.M. Razack B. Hyder
D. RumJahn
A.W. Brown (skip) 21
6, Chan Fook-sing (Chin cee Civil Servants); 7, Mak Wei-ming (Chinese Civil Servants); 8, Tuang Fo-fook (C.B.C.); 1, Wong Yew man (8.0.A.A.): 10,
Young Wei-lim (C.B.C.).
The Indies roaults ware-1, Miss Young Shau-fa
(S.C.A.A.); 20 minutes 46.2/6 seconds; 2, Miss Lam Doa-lat (Chung Sing); 0, Mrs, Schrou-
ide
35 minutes 10 seconds; 4, Miss Shou-chen, (S.C.A.A.): 6, Miss Loung Wing-han (S.C.A.A.); G. Miss Leung Yuk-chen, (C.B.C.); 7, Mis Ng Yuk-hing (Chung Sing): 8. Ng Yük-koon (Chung Sing); 9,- Chan Yuon-akcung. (G.B.C.); 16, Miss So Chen-man.
INTERNATIONAL RUGBY.
Australia Defeat South Africa In Second Test.
Durban, July 22, In the escond Rugby. Test between Australia and South Africa, the former won by 21 points to six-
U.M. Omar (skip) 21 Router.
LAST TWO MATCHES
BASEBALL SEASON COMES TO AN END
The local league baseball season came to a close during the
HEADLEY SCORES BRILLIANT CENTURY week-end, when the U. S. Navy.
WEST INDIES MAKE AUSPICIOUS START
IN THE SECOND TE ST
A masterly display of batting Burrow was joined by Headley, both; was sent back, by Verity who had hit. by G. Headley and Roach, who playing the English attacks with the caught in the, alipa. by linmmond. added 200 runs for the second utmost confidence. At lunch-time, 300/0. wicket, placed the West Indies they had taken the score to 08 with- Da Costa helped Hendlay to play in a strong position at the end cut bolag separated, Barrow claiming out time, his personal contribution of the first day of the second The crowd of 0,000 who saw
40 and Headley
33.
boing 16. Test match with England which commencement of the
At the end of tho
the day's play, gamo had Headley had 145 not out. Els Innings opened on Saturday at Old swelled to 16,000 when the match was a mixture of caution and aggros- Trafford.
wha resumed after lunch. klass alon. He scored 15 boundaries and Beth batsmen topped the three for both Barrow and Headley, both a quarter. Scores:
The English, attack held no terrors was at the wickat for five hours and figure mark, Headley remaining of whom scored freely. undefeated when stunn were
drawn. By that time the visitors' scores had been advanced from 28 for 1 ta 888 for G:
BARROW BOWLED...
·
thanks to a big win over South China, the champions, snatched runners-up position from the Hongkong Baseball Club.
South Chinn 1.08 0.0 1,3-
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H.K. CLUB v. U. 5. NAVY.
U. S. Navy.
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21
In a friendly match, the Hong Storle kong Club nosed out the Navy on Sletto Saturday, thanks mainly to Mc- Olencuski 85 Innes, who seized an opening at Taylor Ib
the last minute.
:
The box scores follow:
SOUTH CHINA ♥, U.S. NAVY, U.S. Navy..
Ross-
Donovan
Ab
WEST INDIES.
Storlo Olonowski
39
18 Heald
105 Slato. 145 Jones
Crotte
10 Hale
O. A Ronch, b. Clark
After he had added: only Avg to 1. Barrow, b. Wyntt his century, Barrow was bowled by G. Headley, not out
A feature of the day's play was Wyatt, the score being 220. His was .L.G. Hoad, b Clark the brilliant wicket-keeping of an attractive, if somewhat chancy G.C. Grant, e Ames, b Robins Ames. Only six extras were shown innings. He rando his runs in five LN. Constantine, e Robins in the big West Indies store. minutes under four hours, and scored Clark o
The match commenced in sunny nino fours. Ilis partnership with CA. Wiles, c
les, & Hammond, b Verity weather and the wicket was in a por Hendley produced exactly 200 runs, fect condition
O.C. da Costa, not out Hoad did not stay long. Ho minde
Extras rea single and was bowled by Clark.
Total (for 0 wkts) Achong, Martindale and Valentine
bàt, akade
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placed Bowes, who was
the English side.
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