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ARMY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

IN FULL

FIRST AND SECOND ROUND. MATCHES -IN SINGLES AND DOUBLES

FOOTBALL FIXTURES. SHANGHAI

Best Chinese Players To TENNIS

Visit Nanking.

TITLES

SCHEDULE UNALTERED.

a re-arrangement of League fixtures

The Impending departure for Nan- king of the best Chinese footballers NEARLY ALL WON IN STRAIGHT SETS

to Take part in the national-games | connected with the Double Tenth, re- C/S, Jarman (S.W.B.), Cpl. Ford (R.E.), Sit.ceived the attention of the monthly meeting of the Hongkong Football Joyce (R.A.S.C.), Q.M.S. Oldfield (R.A.P.C.), Aociation Council yesterday

when Q.M.S. Blackler (R.E.), Sjt. Wilson (R.A.P.C.), and Sjt. Halford (S.W.B.), were winners in the Army Tennis Singles Championship for other ranks, which started at Sookunpoo yesterday.

Thirty four competitors have entered for the tournament, although prominent absentees are L/Cpl. Ridley and Drm. Chap- man, winner and runner-up respectively this year in the Lincolns' Battalion championship.

Practically all units are repre- Bented, with a predominance of South Wales Borderers represen- which number tatives

eleren.). Other units are: R.A.0.C. 5 R.A.: S.C. 4: R.E. 4; R.A. 3; R.A.P.C. 12; and Lincolns and K.C.S. one

ench.

NEW EXPERIENCE

was suggested to meet the situation. The meeting was of the viow that the Axtures for October should be

of the best Chinese players, as there were no available Saturdays to per- mit of a postponement. It was also pointed out that the Council should have been notified by the Chinese team or teams concerned before the fixares wore drawn up at a previous moeting.

carried out in spite of the departure

OTHER MATTERS.

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A small sub-committee was pointed to look after the details of the Armistice Day Match between the Services and The Rest.

December & was fixed for the play-

In the doubles, which also star: SENATORS LOSE off of the Lai Wah Cup matches.

ed yesterday, there are 19 pair who will compete for the Unit Championship, There nre five Borderers pairs, three from the R.E., two from the R.A.S.C., two from the R.A., two from the R.A. 0.C., two from the Lincolns, and one euch from the R.A.P.C., R.A. M.C., and R.C.S.

The best of three sets is being played, and yesterday only one singles went the full distance, when Sjt. Joyce bent L/S. Under- wood of the Borderers 3-6, 6-3, 6-1, Sergt. Jarman, who is strongly fancied, won with ease, but to-day in the second round, he may meeti sterner opposition from Bdr. Seal of the Artillery.

The complete results were:

SINGLES.

C/S. Jarman (S.W.B.) beat S/S.

Shave (RA.O.C.) 6-2, 6-2- Sjt. Halford (S.W.B.) beat Cpl.

Taylor (8.W.D.) 6-1, 6-4.

2nd Round.

heat Cpt. Ford (F.E.)

Dvr. Powel (RA.S.C.) 6-1, 6-1. Sjt. Joyce (R.A.SC.) beat L/S. Underwood (S.W.B.) 3-6, 6-3, 6-1.

Q.M.S. Oldfield (R.A.P.C.) beat L/C. Andrews (S.W.B.)-6-2, 6.3.

Q.M.S. Blackler (RE.) beat Pte. Funnell (R.A.S.C.) 0-1, 6-4. Sjt. Wilson (R.A.P.C.) beat Pte. McCarthy (R.A.O.C.) 6-1, 0-1.

UNIT DOUBLES;

lot Round.

Cord and Convey (R.C.S.) beat:

Taylor and Duncan (S.W. B.) 6-2, 6-4, Halford and Ronan (S.V.B.) beat Clarke and Routledge (R.A.O.C.) 6-3, 6-1.

2nd Round

Chapman and Turner (Lincolns) beat Colledge and Smith (R.A.M.C.) 6-4, 0-1. Ellison and Wildly (Lincolns) beat Sloane and Mullins (RE.) 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

SINGLES.

C/S. Jarman v. Brd. Seal (R.A.) Ptc. Ronan (S.W.B.) v. S/S.

woold (RA.O.C.)

Sig. Convey (RC.P.). v. L/C.

Alrey (S.W.B.)

L/C. Ellison (Lincolns) v. Drm.

Jones (S.W.B.)

Cpl. Colledge (R.A.M.C.) v. S/S.

Routledge (R.A.O.C.)

Q.M.S. Warman (ILA.P.C.) v. Pte. Smith (K.A.M.C.) L/C. Davles (S.W.B.) v. S/S.

Flood (R.A.S.C.)

DOUBLES..

Jarman and Davies (S.W.B.) v.;

Lewis and Underwood (S, W.B.).

Oldfield and Wilson (RA.P.C.) V. Joyce and Powell (R.A. S.C.)

Andrews and Airey (S.W.B.) Shillto

v. 'Binckler (R.E.)

and

Paul and Savell (RE) v. Man- ley and Wood (RA.) .

GIRLS IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Enid Pears to Play ]. Anderson in Final

London, Sopt. 15. The semi-Onnls of the girls' golf championship were played off this afternoon, resulting as follows:

Miss Enid Poare (Walmsley) beat Milo. De Gunzbourg (Paris): by & pnd 5; while Misa J. Anderson Barton (West Middisox) by 2 and

AT LAST

FALL VICTIMS TO ST. LOUIS.

YANKEES BREAK

EVEN

Now York, Sept. 18. Washington Senators had a new experience to-day, wilien they were beaten. St. Louis did the trick. New York Yankees broke even in д double header with

Chicago, but the Giants lost to

St. Louis.

Two teams were pul out with blank score sheets-Boston in the American Lengue and Pittsburgli in the National.

Scores as sent by Reuter were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York Chicago

R. H. E. G 10 1

Z

1

(Gehrig homered for New York

and Walker for Chicago):

New York

Chicago

4 9 0

The Army will play the Navy on the Kowloon F.C. ground and the Civi- lans will meet the Chinese, on the Club ground.

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The details of the Governor's Cup matches were left in the hands of sub-committee comprising Messrs. J. Ralston, J. Barnes, J. D. Bush and H. K. Lec.

RUGBY

AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND

MAKE IMPRESSIVE DEBUT

KHOO & CHENG WINNING

SEMI-FINALS REACHED

KONG, LUM & DUFF NOT COMPETING

Khoo Hool-hye (sholder), Guy Cheng, Yee, and Wang Veng-taeng qualified for the semi-finals of the Shanghai Singles Championship last week. M. P. Madar and Forbes made their way into the final of the Junior Cham- pionship.

The complete results of the two singles ovents and the doubles, up to last Friday are appended:

MEN'S SINGLES

("A" CLASS)..'

First Round

SPORT ADVT

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

The NINTII EXTRA RACE MEET- ING will be hold. (Weather Por miting} at HAPPY VALLEY on Baturday, 23rd September, 1933, com- mencing at.2.09 p..

The First Boll will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Membera aro notifed that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed,

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to Club the Membora Enclosure and Rooms at 86.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRET ARY upon the personal application of a Member, such Member to be respon alble for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits,

&c.

The Secretary's offer, 3rd Floor. Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27704), will close at 12 o'clock. Noon.

Badges admitting

to Members'

Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

On No Tretext will. Children be per- mitted in olther Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tins are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 21020.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission to the Publie Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax,

including for all Persons, Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sallora in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

Krenov beat Taussig 3-0, 6-1, 6-1. the Precincts of the Hongkong Juckey 5-7, 6-4.

Yee heat Berents G-4, 7-5, 6-3, Sung beat Smith. W.O.

Wang Yeng-treng bent Sudo 6-1. G-2, 0-1.

Collaco beat Liang 6-3, 3-6, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3,

Cheng bent MeDanie! 6-3, 6-1, 6-3.

Second Round Khool Hool-hye beat Kronov 6-1, 6.1, G-1.

Yeo beat Sung (No score received). Wang beat Collaco 11-9, 6-3, 6-1. Cheng beat Squires G-4, 6-2, 2-6,

6-1.

MEN'S DOUBLES.

First Round

Liang and Carson beat Lenzlinger and L. Mottu 6-0, 6-0, 6-1.

Stokes and Coulther beat Forbes

Second Round

Facing the brilliant sun and the slope, the Australlans revealed and P. Madar 8-6, 6-2, 6-3, -

Squires and Smith beat Lict. Rixer xlorious team work in concerted and Pie. Kirkeby 6-0 9-7, 9-7.

Khoo Hooi-hye and Kong boat J. L.. attacks, in the opening match of their tour, against St. Helens Re-Wade and L. H. Wade W.0.

Kimura and Fujli beat McDaniel creation which they won by 13

and Sullivan (no score received).

Uchida and Sudo beat Bercats and points to 9.

They gained possession well Melae 9-10, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2.

the from

only scruma, and magnificent tackling kept them at bay. Prigg, Newman, Ridley,' (Gehrig homered for New York) and Brown going very near

scoring. Then Laithwaite, the Recs, retired hurt, but Green- all, revealing real genius, scored try for the Rees, and also sent Prescott over for 'a try. The goal kicke falled, and at the end of the first quarter the Australians were six points down, after doing most of the attacking.

Boston Cleveland

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0 2

9 15

0

(Trosky homered for Cleveland, and O. Hildebrand pirched -and-binnked-out-Boston):—— Philadelphia..... 9 12 1 8 0 2

Detroit

(Cramer, Johnson and Higgins homered for Philadelphia, and Fox for Detroit). Washington

St. Louis

2 10 4

2 0 7

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati Boston

Chicago Brooklyn

2 12

1

8 14

4

G

.11

11

(J. Frederick homered for Brooklyn).

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

29

0 0

(P. Waner homered for Pittsburgh).

Pittsburgh Philadelphia

0 4 0 G 9 2

(E. Holly pitched and blanked

out Pittsburgh).

St. Louis New York

•

tralians

Liang and Carson beat Chang and to Tee 4-6, B-6, 7-5, G-2. of

Squires and Smith beat Stokes and Coulcher 7-5 9-7, 6-4,

Khoo Hooi-hye and Kong Y. Kimura Uchida and Sudo v. White and H. and Fulit (to be played). 1. Bindar (to be played).

(Continued on Pago 9.)

Champions Lose to The "Rest"

Storming play by Pearce put the Recs." ne In danger. Aus

for held the pressuro some time but failed to score, Thickness broke away, and, back- ed up by Pearce, got the ball into the Recs. "25." Thickness

gave

the dummy, and Ridley went over for a try. The try was better! than elther of the two which the Reca had scored, for the ball passed through the hands of five players very quickly, whereas Greenall and Prescott's trios for the Reca. were practically solo efforts. The pace was fierce and the play attractive: At half-time! it was learned that Laithwaite, the Recs. left-winger, as suffering from concussion. Half-time: St. Helens Recreation, 2 tries (6)

Australians, 1 try (8 points); points).

ON THE DEFENCE.

YORKS' INNINGS

DEFEAT

London, Sept. 16. The final match of the first class cricket season-Cham- pions v. the Rest-came to an abrupt end at the Oval to-day, beaten when Yorkshire were by an innings and 23 runs.

This was Yorkshire's third out- right defeat since they made certain of the championship on August 19. They failed to win

Bookmakers. Tic Tac Men, &c., will not be permitted to operate within Club during the Race Meeting.

By Ordor,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary Hongkong, 18th September, 1983.

HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.

Notice le hereby given that the annual meeting will be hold in the Sanitary Board Room, Post Once Building, by kind por mission, on Monday, September 25th. at 5.15 p.m.

A. H. MADAR,

Hon. Secretary.

ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB.

"TREVESSA" TROPHY.

The 20th bl-annual race for ships' Life Boats will be sailed on Tuesday, the 17th October next, starting at 4 p.m..

Any ship of a Company having. offices or responsible agents In Hongkong and, which is in Port on the day of the race, may enter any number of boats."

All entries should, if possible, be in the hands of the Hon. Soc. R.H.K.Y.C. by noon on the day of race, and competing boats should be at the starting line by 3.30 p.m. Post entries, however, will be received.

Course: Start from Channel Rocks, thence to Kowloon Rock (P) Mark off Yacht Club (8), Mark off Cust Rock Beacon (P), finlan across Yacht Club Line, leaving mark boat to Port, and continue Bailing until Gunfire for finish.

A launch will leave Queen's Statue Plor at 3 p.m. for the con- venience of members and tho General Public.

Always

R. J. VERNALL,

Hon. Secretary,

Good Dancing

at the

YELLOW

DRAGON

After half-time the Recs. felt any of their last five games, being

and defeated on the first innings in DANCING ACADEMY. the loss of Laithwaite,

4 12 fradually wore forced to defend. two others.

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BLACKBURN BEAT NEWCASTLE

VISITORS PUT UP GAME FIGHT

Newcastle

were

before

The Champions' tired attack Thickness lost a cortain try when

but Ave was unmercifully punished by the ho hold on too long, minutes later he sent Folwell over, Reat, who, totted up 465. for six applying the and McMillan converted. C. Pearce wickets closure. made an opening for Ridley, who scored, MeMillan again converting. Australia had now completely: changed the situatlon," but Greon- all, at acrum-half, nearly bent the defence again with a dummy and

a cut through..

GLORIOUS DISPLAY. Yorkshire hnd first occupation of the wicket, and the crowd re- yelled in a glorious display of

batting by Herbert Sutcliffe.

He carried his bat for. 114; made out of 202 runs. He could find nobody to stay with him; but by judicious nursing, of the bowling, batted his way to ond of the most brilliant centuries of his carrer.

In the last ten minutes Recrea tion made a desperate bid for vic- London, Sept. 18.

sur-tory, and came within an ace of very nearly prised Blackburn. Rovers on the success. Balley found the ball latter's ground to-day when they rolling his way after a chase of the and touched visiting players,

On an easy paced wicket It was The Tyne-sidera

Just down for a try at the corner, but na icague football match.

Boon mado

that the obvious beaten by the odd goal in five-the goal-kick failed.-

champions score was not suff St. Helens Recreation.Barnes; cient against the batting talent As a result, Blackburn move up several places in the league table Balley,Bowen, Martin, "Lalthwaite, of the Rest. "Patsy" Hendron Prescott, Greenall, Highcock, Do- and R. E. S. Wyatt became as with the following record:

tho P. W. D. L. FA. Pts. Inn, Liptrot, Groen, R. Grundy, W.sociated and ench topped

three figure mark. Grundy 73 13 13 10

Australians-MoMilan, Ridley, Newcastle's revised longue

Brown, C.. Pearce, Newman, record is

F. W. D. L P.

A. Pts. Doonar, Thickness, Stohr, Folwoll, 6 1

32 9 11 G Madson, S. Pearce, Donny, Frigg.

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The Wethniwel Football Shield Cumberland. The runners-up were

1.M.S. Engle

Hendren hit up 110 before dismissal and Wyatt remained undefeated for 136 when the de- claration was made, b

Loft to score 203 to avoid Ân The annual general meeting of innings defeat, the champions, Liwa Chell Servico Cricket Club will batting in a vary unworthy manner,

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