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THE HONGKONG `· TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 14, 1934,

LAWN BOWLS LEADERSHIP FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE

SMART SECOND DIV.

SUCCESS

Craigengower And K.B.G.C. Neck And Neck

SATURDAY'S GAMES

It seems that the first divi-{ sion lawn bowla championship.

between

S.S.C.C.

is again to rest Craigengower and the Kowloon Yacht Club Bowling Green Club. Both K.B.G.C. scored easy wins on Saturday Police to keep themselves ahead of Indian R.C. the rest of the teams with the Electric maximum number of points from three matches.

Craigongower's

first string literally overwhelmed the K.C.C., who have played disappointing bowls this acason, while the Bowl- ing Green made light of their visit to the Recreio, and finished with a 23 points lead.

Civil Service's victory against| the Yacht Club at North Point was the best performance of the day, and it allowed the Government servants to assume leadership of the second division, with the Yacht Club, Bowling Green, Police and Indian Recreation Club tralling them two points behind.

The complete results and league, tables follow:

FIRST DIVISION

**..... CC.C, "A"

C.&.C.C.

League Table

P. W. D. L. Pts. 3 3

1

# 2

4

R 2

2

-

3 3

Sela

LOCAL COLFERS HOLE

IN ONE.

LAST WEEK'S FEATS AT DEEP WATER BAY,

Playing at the Deep Water Bay course on Wednesday, Mr. K. K. Rounds had the good fortune to do the first hole (190 yards) in one: On the following day, Mr. A. D. Coppin hated the third (185 yards) in one.

Other holes in one, during the present year, according to the Club record book, have been: Mr. W.E. Hunt, 2nd hole, on January 10th; Mr. LHC. Calthrop, 8th hole, on January 30th.

80 K.C.C.

42

77 C.CC. “I”

47

Heerelo Police

45 K.B.G.C.

€8

SZ Taikoo

70

League Table

C.C.C.

3

1

2 2

1 t

2

Football Club 1 K.C.C.

2

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C.C.E. "A"

K.B.G.C.

C.S.C.C.

C.C.C. "B"

P. W. D. L. Pis. Up Dn. Reerelo 3 3

Recreio

Taikoo R.C.

Polico

Kowloon Dock

K.C.C.

SECOND DIVISION.

K.C.C.

46 C.C.C,

Yacht Club

52 C.8.C.C.

K.B.G.C.

54 Recreio

II.K. Electric IRC.

85 Polies

64 I.K.F.C.

$88511

Tho

11

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Hongkong Inter-Scholastic Union will hold their annual athletic meeting on June 20-24.

The Union has a membership of 25 schools, and it is estimated that over 500 aludente will participate in the 52 aquatic as well as the track and fold 61 events.

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The meeting is likely to be held on. 68 the South Chinn Athletic Association 50 ground, Caroline H

Several famous crickotera, including Larwood, Hendren, Sandham, Hulme and Geary, coached schoolboys and other authugalats at Gamage's Store, London before the start of the first class cricket Josion. Larwood is saen showing his ball grip to schoolboys,

HONG

\FOURSOMES

Won By Wharf And Godown Company

H.E.C. VANQUISHED

The Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company won the Hong Golf Four- somos yesterday when they defeated the Hongkong Electric Company at the Kowloon Golf Club in the final.

W. Representing the winners, Groves and J. Eastman beat J. R Way and W. Stoker, of the Electric Company, by four and three over 38 halen.

The losers were two down at the tenth hole.

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WOMAN PLAYER WINS AGAINST MEN.

CHILEAN TENNIS CHAMPION WINS OUT OF CLASS.

Santiago. May 6. The final of the first series of the men's lawn tennis

of championship Chile yesterday went to a woman, when Anita Lizana, the champion woman player of South America defeated her male opponent, Uribe, by the overwhelming score of 6-2, 6-1, 6-1.

Dutch Girl's Fine Swimming

MATCH BETWEEN KID

BERG, MIZLER

Will Be Good Test For British Lightweight

FULL DETAILS OF THE

OLYMPIC GAMES

CHINA'S SUCCESSES & FAILURES (Continued from Paga 8.)

seriously, threatened.

Philippines 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3=26 Chin

000000001== 1 Joo Gee, the Chinese short stop. Wal Tec-wong, high scorer for scored China's Jone, run, He hit `n China, tallied 18 of the 21 goals, three-bagger and slid homo whis while C. Y. Yu and Pee Tong taliled T. K. Kog grounded the ball to reach ; ninu cachi.

first base-Reuter

Wal Teo-Wong, however, was forced to retire shortly before the final whistle, owing to a strained ankle. It la not considered serious, and he is expected to play in the uext game.

ANOTHER WALK-OVER.

Manila, May 13. China's-baschall nine went down to

American observers noted with another overwhelming, dafont when satisfaction the fast pace of the they met the Japanese. China scored Chinese team. and their relative only once and Japan tallied twenty & smal uso for Iribbling while on the

Liracs. offensive their passwork this The score-board read as follows:

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phaso of the gamo was very-effective. China 00.000100 0– 14

The local Chinese are frantic with joy over the success of the soccer and basketball terma and

are wildly celebrating this evening.

Between 3,000 and 4,000 spectators saw China defeat Japan.

The line up of both teams was as follows:

China-Tang, Liu, Chen and Mau (ferowards); Li, Wong and Yo (centres); Yin, Crang and Cheng (genrda).

Morisawa and Macda (forewards); Ouichita, Tanaka and Nakas (contres); Makiyama, Asono, Kaneko and Matsui.

Japan-Inoue,

Japan 41152 2 4 1 x-20 China Ching, Lee and D. Chang, Japan lift

got three hits, through,

safely fourteen times. Each team made four orKore.

The game was uninteresting and uneventful.-United Press.

ANOTHER WIN FOR CHINA. Defeat Japan. In Volleyball

Manila, May 12. The Philippines secured a well-

The game was liberally sprinkled with fouls which were of a technieni nature and were not intentional normerited win over the Japanese by 21

Personal-Reuter and United Press. to 18, 18 to 21, 21 to 7, and 21 to 14 in the volleyball contestUnited Press.

CHINA ROUTED Philippines Win Baseball

JAPAN DEFEATED AGAIN.

Manila, May 12, China defeated Japan in an excit- ing gaine of valley-ball before 3,000 spectators the neares being 21-18, 13-21, 21-16, 10-21, 21-14.--United Press.

GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL.

Manila, May 12. The baseball match between China and the Philippines resulted in the complete rout of the Chinese team, London, Another fight likely to take terrific onslaught of the Philippines. who were unable to withstand the place this nummer is that between Chang, Herbert Lee, Jon Kau and I. Kid Bery and Harry Mizler, the Chang successively pitched for Chiu, British lightweight champion. but all were equally unsuccessful.

The results were:

R. J. Philippines... 20 15

Berg has twice fought for the world title, the last time when he wna defeated by the Italian, Locatelli, but he has never had ä fight for the British title.-

Although there is not

much

Chinn The score-board read:

E.

1

1

T

D

F. E. Harris Scores Two Wins

doubt that he is past his best, a SHANGHAI RACING fight between him and his fellow Hebrew would raise considerable intercat and would do something towards revealing the real quality of Mizler who has not yet had much experience of the prize ring. There are some who think that

Shanghal, May 12 Mr. F. E. Harris was the only Berg would win. More will be:

jockey to score two victories on the known about Mizier's chance last day of the Shanghal Race Club's after the latter has fought with Spring Meeting, which was concluded Billy Quinlan of Wales, who is the here to-day. He piloted Silver Phens qualifer for the championship ant and Le Farcour to Arst places in fight. two

fourth and elovonth races respectively. follow:

Full results of the day's races

ist. Race-1, Yashmak (A. F.

(Continued from Page 8.) distance swimming had developed his sprinting powers. Pearman wisely

took

£1

the

is

Mizler - fight will proceed. This shows the desire which there is in Clark): 2. Belmont (E. Encarnaçao) the boxing world for this match. Grange (V. V. Needa), Time:

| months' rest after the Autumn gala

senson, and went into easy train-the victor the plans for the Bers

Apparently even if Quinlan ing nut January. Since then his weekly training schedule has con- sisted of daily swims, including two of 1.000 yards, unit a mile swim each week with the object of specialising for mile races. Hia practices are invariably easy in- volving no strenuous work. He was by no means at racing pitch against Oxford University.

| yot it was apparent that he is the most improved swimmer in the South.

Pearman will, I believe. touch 65sec. for 100 yards, and break all

| British records from 220 yards to a mile before the season closes and, what is more, I believe his example will be copied by others to the benefit of swimming generally.

SCHOOLGIRL'S FEAT.

The recent performance of the |sixteen-year-old Dutch girl, Willy den Ouden, in swimming 100 metres in 64 3-beec, in the last lap of a relay at Rotterdam, lo signifi- cant. She must have passed the 100 yards mark well inside Goscc., and amazing feat for a schoolgirl, and a little girl at that. Not many. years ago it was debated whether a man would ever swim 100 yards in a minute. Now schoolgirls are beating this time. The Dutch girl also confounds the theory that height and Weight are essential in the make-up of a world-beater. I do not know her exact measurements, but I doubt if she le more than five feet in height.

Apart froom Misa den Quden; the Dutch women generally are making strides, as was shown when Hof- land's national team set up a world's record of 4 min. 83 1-10sec. for the 400 metres relay, beating the existing figures of Amin. 88ace. established by the U.S.A. team at the last Olymple Games, On this form the Dutch women have an excellent chance of making a cleanı sweep of all the free-style events at-the European Championships at Magdeburg in August. In addi tion, Holland can call on first-class bronst and back-stroke swimmern. This is the moro remarkable Whon

* pad that

practically all the Dutch women swimmers hail from two centres, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

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CALL ME "GENE."

1.33-1/5.

Manila, May 13. Chinese in a volleyball engagemont

The Philippinos girls defeated the

The content was extremely close. The Philippines lost the first frame, 13-21, but turned the tables in the second and won 21-20

The last was a bitter struggle. Twice the score was deteed but the home tean finally got the extra points, 12-20,--United Press,

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ING will be held Weather Per

The FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEET- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 19th May, 1934, at 2.00 pm. (First anddling bell at 1.80 p.m.) and on Monday, 21st May, 1934, at 12.30 p.m. (First anddling bell, at 12.00 Noon),

“MEMBERS", ENCLOSURE, their Ladies must wear their Badges Members are notified that they and prominently displayed throughout the

2nd. Race-1, Don Patricia (L. #. Meetine without' a' Badge will he

Wade); 2 Black Michael (A, N. Dalla); 3, Kan (J. Pote-Hunt). Time: 2.41-175,

(C.

admitted

sure.

Badges

to the Mumbera' Enclo-

admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentie.

San Francisco. Introduced to the audience at an

3rd Race-1, White Dawn (F. amateur boxing" programme here,

Princo "Mr. Tunney. the greatest Noodt): 2, Phantom heavyweight of all time," the re- Encarnacno); 3, Windmill Plone, (M. tired champion of the world quick-M. Sokoloff). Time: 0.58.

4th. Race-1, Silver Pheasant (F. jy let it be known that he dislikes. Harris); 2. Horseman Hero (through the SECRETARY upon the being referred to in that way,

Sparke); 3, Dandy Light (R. B. Moller).

5th. Race-1, Sternenfels (R. D. announcer, I wish to state that I Thellama (F. Marshall). Time: Gloucester Bullding, (Tel. 27794),

"With all due respect to your Parklas); 2, July 3. Sparke): 3,

Rising and bowing, he said:

do not like being called the 1.00-2/6. greatest heavyweight of all time.'

men and $1.00 per day for Ladles (Both including Tax) are obtainable

a Member, personal application of auch Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &c.

The Sceretary's office, 3rd Floor,

will close at 12 o'clock Noon on 6th. Race-1, Bran Magh (3. Fote- Butarday and 10.30 am. on Dionday,

As far as 'mister' goes, I like to Hunt); 2, Rocky Light (F. Marshall): be addressed na plain Gene Tun-3, Society Bird (J. K. Brand). Time: ues? I'm glad to be here and th. Race-1, Don Esmeraldo; 2, your tournament in a sue Masquerader: 3, Running Numbers.

hope,

Y. M. C. A. GALA.

Successful Opening Of Season

2.08.

Time: 200-0/6.

8th. Raco-1, Vechorock (A. W. Raymond); 2, Blue Peter (J. Pete Hunt); 5. Invincible Princs (C. Encarnacao), Time: 201-4/5.

Badges admitting to Members! Enciorura will NOT be on sale at

the Race Course.

permitted In either Enclosure during On No Pretext will Children bo

the Meeting,

Tifins are obtainablo at the Club. louse provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 21020.

9th Raco-1, Blue Satin (H. Collaca); 2. Fiery Lad (J. Fote

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. Hunt): 3, Ideal Mora (F. Marshall) Pabile Enclosure is $2.00 including The Price of Admission to the Time: 2.07-2/5.

for all

10th. Race1, Double Brand (F. Tax,

Persons, including Marshall); 2, Wyngarth (3. R. Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Brand)} 3, Lexington (C. En Sakliers and Sallors, in Uniform are

admitted Half Price.

The European Y.M.C.A. held their carmacao). Time: 2.45-2/5, first swimming gain of the season · 11th. Race-1, Le Farcour (F. E. In the Y.M.C.A. pool on Saturday Harris): 2. Roland Sock (F. Mar- night. The function буда an un-shall); J, Clover Lad (J. Poic-Hunt). qualified success and was followed Time: 2.40-1/5.

by dancing which terminated at mid-{ 12th. Race1, Yon Too (Mafoo); night, in the West Lounge.

Stunning Morn (Mafoo); Black Mia chlof (Mafoo). Time: 241-4/5.

-Reuter

THE RESULTS.

The following were the results: Members' 50 Yards Free Style Handicap:

Heat.1 1. II. Lange, 2. F. Fowler. Times: 28 seca,

Heat 2: 1. 5. Fowler, 2. C. tilgglin Time: 82.0.5 BOCK.

Ladies' GO Yards, Handicap: 1. Mins A. Fowler, 2. Miss J. Wilson. Time: 42.1.5 secs.

VALLEY GOLF

Summer Tourney Results

The following are the results to Men's 60 Yards Breast Stroke, date of the Hongkong Golf Club Handicap: 1. R. Wood, 2. G. Fowler. (Happy Valloy section) Summer Com. Time: 86.2.5 neca.

petition:

Novelty Race:,,1. Mra. M. Read and] First Round.-W. L. Alexander 3. Fowler, 2. Miss J. Vilson and H. beat W. Pittendrigh six and four Lance,

RC. Wobb bent J. E. Dovey. Mixed Team Race: W. Schreudor'aj Second Round.-L., Goldman bent G. team bent R. Goldman's team.

Thwaited two up; N. Drummond beat Shrender's team: Mr. Shreuder, A. C. Wilkinson two up; A. O, Young Miss Wion, Lango, G. Fowler and beat D. W. Phillips; J. A. R. Balby Achreuder. Goldman's team: Mrs.heat A. V. Baker five and four; A. Read, Miss A. Fowler, Goldman, A. Brooksbank bent G. Whitehead four Wahelt and R, Wool,

(and three; J. L. Adams beat T. R. Water Polo W. Schreuder's team Rowell two and one; J. Angwin bont beat It. Goldman's team 1-0. {A. W. Mulr three up.

Tins will be obtainable in tho Restaurant in the Publle Enclosure on Monday, 21st May, 1994.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Mon, &c., will nut bo permitted to operate within the Precincts of the Hong- kong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

By Order

CB. BROWN,

Socretary. Hongkong, 14th May, 1034.

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