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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933.

R.C. NEED ONE POINT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SPORT ADVIS DANCING

IN "B" DIVISION

ATEST LEAGUE

TENNIS

NIVERSITY WELL

BEATEN

ABLE TO DATE

As a result of yesterday's meeting between the Chinese Recreation Club and Univer- sity, only three matches re- main to be played in the "r": Division of the tennis league. The C.R.C., went a stop nearer retaining the "B" Division cham- onship by easily beating the niversity. The Chinese now re- uiro but a single point from their 1st match with the Recreio to win to division.

The U.S.R.C., are, however, still interested. Should the Recreio beat the Causeway Bay team, the United Services would earn the privelege of a deciding match with the C.R.C.

DETAILS.

Yesterday's scores in detail and the up to date league table follow:

Choy M. K. Lau and P. F. (C.R.C.) beat C. K. Kwik and H. M. Lea 6-2; lost to K. J. Kwik and P. P. Kho 2-6; beat F. R. Zimmern and A. T. Leo 6-2.

S. W. Llang and H. S. Kwik (G.R.C.) beat Kwik and Lee 6-0;; drew with Kwik and Kho 6-6; bent Zimmern and Lee 6-1.

L. F. Hon. and FK. Lau (C.R.C.) beat Kwik and Lee 7-5; beat Kwik and Kho 6-2; beat Zim- mern and Lee 6-2.

LEAGUE TABLE.

Sala

C. R. C.

U.S.R.C.

P. W. D. L. F.

980 1 t

A. Pts.

13

IT

Recreio

K.0.0.

1.R.C.

Graduates

8002 48 23

9 40 40 41 95 80% 40%

9 4 0 5 32

06 254

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I.K.C.C.

0.9.0.0. University

GARRISON LEAGUE

Borderers Team Win

Premier Honours

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AUSSIES NOT COMING.

TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS DISAPPROINTED.

HONGKONG is not to

'see Jack Crawford and his Australian tennis col- leagues in action here; at * least not for a year at the

very earliest,

ACCORDING to advices

received by the .L.T.A., and the Hongkong Australian Association, Aus- tralia has decided to enter a team in the Davis Cup in 1934, which will preclude the contemplated tour, of the Far East next. Spring. This is officially definite.

OZEANNADAL

BASEBALL FADING OUT

GREAT SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIP FOR 220 YARDS

ROZA-PEREIRA & LAWRENCE AGAIN

LADIES' HOCKEY. THE LOCAL TURF.

ANNUAL MEETING

TO-MORROW

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

It is announced by the Hongkong Draft Programmes and Entry Jockey Club that the following Forms for the Tenth Extra Raed changes in the classification of China Mosting, to be held on Saturday, ponies have been made:

7th October and Tuesday, 10th Jack Sharkey to D Class; The October, 1933 (wouther Plover to P Class; Gold Ring to Cmitting) may be obtained at SUCCESSFUL REPORT Class; African Evo to D Class; he Secretary's Once, Gloucester Marla Fetra to D Class; Sanppy Building, the Club House, Happy

The seventh umuni general" meot- ing of members of the Hongkong Eve to D Class, Ladies' Hockey Club will be held at Lane Crawford's Restaurant morrow aftemoon commencing...at: 5.16 p.m.

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The raport issued to members

credit balance of $992.40 hus' been in. creased to $575.28. Nino now meni- So far the Open Championship bere joined the Olub: during the swimming events organised by season, soven resigned on leaving the Genova. the V.R.C.. have mainly deter-Colony, while nine members

were Berlin, members mined themselves into duels be transferred to the absont

Helsingfors.. list. tween Wilfrid Lawrence and

The Club again wishes to place on Oslo 1. Lionel Roza-Pereira,

record their appreciation for the Athens: kindncas shown by the following clubs Milan On Monday they left the rest for the loan of their grounds during Buenos Aires....45 of the competitors behind in the season The Hongkong Area Shanghai.

Roynt their struggle for the 100 yards South China Command the

New York.. freestyle and 100 yards back-Naval Recreation Club, The Hongkong

Anieterdam.. stroke titles, and yesterday they Hockey Club and the Y.M.C.A. engaged in another thrilling ful in winning the Caer Clark Cup, this Prague..

Once again the Club were succes-Vienna..... race for the 220 yards free style being the fourth year in succession. Madrid. END OF SEASON

open championship.

They won alx of their matches, lost REACHED

For the second time Roza-long and drew one. This success was

Bacharest...526 Peroira won, but 90 close in no small way due to the coaching Hongkong......1/5.3/16. New York, Sept. 26.

was the finish that the judges of Mr. Sanderson, who, wo regret, Brussels... Major League baseball to-day

found a consultation necessary left the Colony towards the end of Stockholm.

last season. We have been

very Lisbon.. was restricted to couple of before a verdict could be given.

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fortunate, however, in securing the The distance was covered in the services of Mr. Barlow. matches in the National League.

Bombay The

Pennant winnere-Now extremely good time of 2 minutes

match Yokohama. York Giants-suffered another 34 4/6 seconds, which came within defent, and Philadelphia managed four-fifths of a second of J. R. to nose out Brooklyn.

E. B. Roza and A. A. Roza, who four of our 1st XI were able to play. Silver (spot)....18.7/16 Scores ns eabled by Reuter atartad with Lawrence

At the conclusion of this match Mr. Silver (forward).18.3/10 Pereira, held on tenaciously for Pond Captain of the Hongkong War Lonn....

Hockey

prosented us with tho half the distance, but thereafter Caer Clark Cup and silver spoons to Lawrence and Pereira so increased the members of the team (these hav- the speed, that their club mates ing boon kindly given by Dr. F. wore put completely out of the Bunjo). He also presetód the

Southorn Cup to the Recreta.

were:

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3 10 0 5 6 2

Johnstono's 1929 record.

New York Boston (Pinkey Whitney homered for race, Boston).

Philadelphia Brooklyn

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WAH TAI COLLEGE

Aquatic Sports Next Saturday

and

The sonson closed with

against the Rest of the League, the Montevideo. Rest. winning 3-2. On this occasion Montrent we were unfortunate in that only

EXCITING FINISH.

The 2nd XI did quite well during the season and on several occasions Spectators were thrilled when

turned out a strong team. It was on the last turn, Lawrence led hoped at one time that they would by a touch, and the final spurt be able to play in the League games, saw both swimmers give an but this could not be arranged. amazing display. Pereira made The fifth annual dance held at Lane up the small deficit half way Crawfords on the 11th January: down the bath and the two proved even more popular than in raced shoulder, to shoulder previous years, a record number of until the last yard, when tickets being sold and the Club were able to make a profit of $104.15. Peretra just managed to get in Our thanks are due to Mr. D. M. first touch.

Goodall in this connexion.

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In retaining the championship he won last year, Roza-Pereira im- proved his time by 2 4/5 seconds.

···FRIENDLY HOCKEY..

The Wah Tal College of 9, Arbuth- not Road, is holding its first annual aquatic sports on Saturday, Sept. 30

G. J. Smith tremendously impro- nt the bathing shed of. tho ved on last year's figures for the Chinese Athletic Association, North 100 yards junior championship of Point, (by kind permission of the the V.R.C., which he won from A. St. C.AA. On the programme are two A. Roza in 02 3/5 seconds. Last The "D" Company of the South 50 metre races open respectively to year II. L. Ozorio carried off the Wales Borderers have qualified as the ladies and gentlemen of the the Garrison League champions, have Colony, post entries. There is also event, but took 66 seconds to ac- ing beaten the Headquarter Wingaa 200 metre relay open to all schools complish it. of the Lincolnshire Regiment in the and colleges of Hongkong, post on-

tries. The other events Bro 50m.

CHINESE WINS.

The 100-yards broast - stroke

Andrew's Club Beats

H.M.S. Moth.

C.B.A. SCORES WIN.

Maintaining pressure practically. throughout, the St. Andrew's Club

final match of the tournament free style, 100m, fret style 400m, free

The game was played at Sookun- style, 100m, back stroke, 200m. breast open championship again fell to a defeated H.M.S. Moth by four clear poo yesterday afternoon, the South Wales Borderers winning by five stroko, 50m boarders' race, and 200m. Chinese. Lara Yu beat Bernie goals in a friendly hockey encounter sets to three, ono set not being play-Inter-class relay,

Gosano for first place after swim-on the Marina ground yesterday after.

The first race will commence at 3 The scoros in yesterday's game p.m. and refreshments will be served

at 4 p.m.

ed. The Lincolnshire team will now The prizes, which are being ex-ming a eleverly judged race, but noon. A feature of the game was the meet the Headquarter Wings of the hibited in the showroom of the his time compared poorly with splendid combination of the Saints South Wales Borderers who yester- Sincero Co., will be distributed by Mr. that of Kwok Chun-hang last year, team, which proved a little too strong day beat the Royal Engineers Ser- Ngun Shing-kwan.

who won in the record time of 77 fence helped in no small measure to

for their opponents. A sound de- vices by five sets to four, to qualify for the runners-up title.

seconds.

wards the Saints' victory. Lam Ylu took 78 8/5 seconds, N. Mackay (2) and E. F. Fincher but as he was content to trail netted in the first half, while in the Gosano for most of the distance, it second half Gilchrist notched the was natural his time should suffer. shot that took the sailors by sur

fourth goal with a beautiful scoop day's events and to-day's

The complete results of yesterprise. The Saints should have found pro-the not on more occasions but their gramme follow.

forwards were off the mark when in Boys' High Diving:-1, H. Guter-front of goal. res; 2. C. Mackintosh.

were!

Lieut. Col. E. J. de C. Boys and Pto. Tarnor (Lincolns) beat Cpl.

Fowler and Ptc. Ronan 8-6; beat CLUBHOUSE CHATTER

BY "PILGRIM”

C.M.S. Lewis and Sgt. Underwood | 12.10.

Llout, E. D. S. Powell and R.M. Trowte (Lincolns) lost to Lieut. A.

J. Stocker and Lieut. J. O. Crowo- Read 1-6; beat Fowler and Ronan

5-7.

(Continued from Page 8.)

Towards the end of the game, the 100 Yards Breast Stroke Champion- Moth made several dangerous ralds 6-0; lost to Lewis and Underwood has put George Briggs, the former Time: 78 3/5 SOCH

ship-1. Lam Yiu; 2. B. Gosano. on the civilians' citadel, but Wong

was safe. L/C. Ellison and Pto. Chapman Birmingham player on the books, "C" Class Aggregate 50 Yarda St. Andrew's were represented by (Lincolns) lost to Stocker

R. H. Wong: A., B. Plymouth people are quite confident Back Stroke-1. A. A. Noronha: 2. the following: and Crowo-Read 3-0; lost to Fowlor and of their chances.

M. M. de V. Soares. Time: 40 1/6 Hanson, J. W. Baldwin; E. MacNider, Renan 2-0 lost to Lewis and Un-

A. E. P. Guest, F. A. Broadbridge; derwood 2-6,

100 Yards Junior Championship of P. J. Barlow, J. T. K. Gilchrist, N.

OTHERS RANKS. MATCH.

MR.

SCCS.

B. David Pratt the Clapton Orient the V.R.C.-1. G. J. Smith; 2. AD. Mackay, E. F. Fincher, M.

managor, has completed negotia A. A. Roza.. Time: 02 8/5 secs, Weill. tiona for the transfor of A. Bigby, 220 Yards Free Style Champion- In the Others Ranks Tournament an England international outside-left, ship-1. L. Roza Pereira; 2. W.

Sgt. Halford of the South Wales from Middlesbrough, Rigby, who Lawrence. Time: 2 mins. 84 4/5 zece

Borderers beat L/C. Davies of the was formerly with Blackburn Rovers South Wales Borderers in the third and Evorton, played against Scotland found by 5-7, 6-2, 6-2:、.

in 1927 and against Wales in 1928.

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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. 1-50 Yards. Handicap-Boys under 12 Years.

..

C.B.A. BEAT MULE CORPS. Tho Central British Association

commenced their 1983-84 hockey sea-

son with a splendid 2-0 win over the Hongkong Indian Mulo Corpe on the home ground at King's Park yoster- day afternoon. W. G. Johnson and First Heat: F. Rocha, T. Reis, 8. MacNider cach netted a goal for THER players to be signed are 3. Marques, A. H. Azedo, L. Ro- the C.B.A. ARSENAL DOOMED TO

W. II. Fogg, a wing half who ap medios..

In the first half, Johnson peared in Huddersfield Town's first.

who appeared at centre-forward, gave team last season; D. McDade,

Second Heat:-R. Rocha, R.thom lead. Howevert. RETROGRESSION? inside-forward from Yeovil, who will Marques, G. M. Rozario, A. Ozorio. thor goals scored by Johnsen were. also act as assistant groundsman, and 2-140 Yards Free Style Cham-was brought into the forward ins in disallowed for "sticks;" MacNider, M. Davis, an Insido-forward from pionship of the Colony.

the second half, and scored the second Airdrieonians. (Continued from Pago 8.)

L/C. W. Campbell, L. Roza goal. The civilians' attack was service with Burnley, Newcastle have exchanged players. Fletcher,

PRENTFORD and Clapton Orient Pereira, W. M. Lawrence, E.,B. strong, forcing no less than eight

Roza Gür. Gardner.

short corners which, however, bore no and Sunderland. Doving has been the Orient outside-left being trans-

"B" Class Aggregato 60 fruit W. Hiret and T. Whitley play appointed captain and his clover ferred to Brentford and Ware, n left Yards Free Style,japan jed well, but Johnson was inclined to feed his right wing too frequently.. scheming from the Inside-left half-back, joining the Orient In First Heat:A. M. Rodrigues, C.D.AG. Gurevitch; T. W. R. position should Improvo the addition, the Clapton Orient Club re E. L. Gosano, J. A. Guterres, A. Allen, B. 1, Bickford; J. E. Wilson, Rangers' standard of forward ceive a fee as part of the transfer. McGrann, A, A. Roza.

N. B. Whitloy, 3. J. King: W. H. G. play, hitherto not a high onc.

Second Hent: A. A. Güterras; Hirst, T. 8. D. Whitley, W. G. John- Emmerson (Cardiff), who was obtained in exchange for Mureroft sonson's balance sheet of the E. M. Marques, A. A. Rumfahnson, S. MacNider, R. B, Blyth. Cardiff City Football Club shows Jr., B. Goanno, G. J. Smith, Eaton (Reading), Allon (Spurs) a loss on the winter's working of and Langford (Leicester City) nro 2511. The City have secured the other newcomers to the forward transfer of William Marshalsoy, a Firat Hont:-1, P. da Silvä, C. lino,

centra-half, who last season played F. Rozario, E. Lawronce, E, M, There has been little or no for St. Bernards, a Scottish League Marques, A. A. Guterres

Division Two club, change in the rear-guard, which

Second Heat:M, M. do v. Colony's Champion Beaten acquitted itself admirably in tho

M

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4.-26 Yardi Under Watar Race. Members,

closing stages of last season. InMANSFIELD Town have com.platod B. Gosano. dofchco and in attack, the Rangers their signing by socuring Harold

Soares, A. A. Roza, L.. A. da Roza, Third Heat-H. M. Remedios, as Roza,

Fourth Heat:Leo Silve, J Noves, J. D, Remedios, J, Lima.

5-Open Team Race, 0 Men over

are undoubtedly well served. IIIII Inside-loft, ex-Notts County J. Figueraldo, L. A. J. Silva, Ed

One thing is certain. The Ran- and Scarborough, and last season with gerai will play a superior type of Chesterfield.

football in the future, for Manager

IRMINGHAM F.C. roport a loss of £600 on last season, due, the

BOWLS SURPRISE.

In Club Tournament.

Hyde-Lay has suffored his first defeat since winning the lawn bow a championship of the Colóny, Fand in being beaten he was severely trounced to the tuna of 21 shots to six-s

It was in the Championship of the Monday that Kowloon Cricket Club pn

O'Brien is a firm believer in B tactical talke before each match directora stato, to the fact that the 50 Yarda each. the Colony's champion mot with his! Tam convinced that this soaeon local derby matches with Aston Villa Chinese Athletic Association,

Hfrst reverzu "kindo

bo winning the title

will see the Rangora over-duc and West Bromwich Albion wors con- Victoria Recreation Club, Club de The match was in the third round of and his conqueror was 11. Gittins: rivival. Ana

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