1934-05-19 — Page 13

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MAY 19,

1934.

KEEN CLASHES IN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP

U. M. Omar.

The full draw is as follows:

OPEN SINGLES.

A. Gal res

** 7.

Hilton

Phillipa

Armeifth

. . Maugham

Abhima

H. Gittin

W. . . Munke

F. 47. Pome

M.J. Medion

1. Tanne

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R. A. C.

H. Whant

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Chap

J. Norunka

1, fta.

C. 6. Bliva

Gj. thurko

WIDIAQUA

W. cum

W. Nolan

M. Jack Watan

Justit Pol

5. Ilumi

1. J. Janes

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2. 3. Tawa

W. Mulenhy

W. Melod

1. W. Bradbury

R. ED

J. K. Sloan

N. M. Curti

*. Knight

3. A. X, ANGK

Hampton

N. Atlema

V. Petherich

H. Dinnen

1. Nome

F. Pakk

s. 3. Hata

A. W. Grimmitt

J. Gregory

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NOTABLES OPPOSED IN

FIRST ROUND

RAOUL LUZ TO MEET TEAM COLLEAGUE OMAR

COMPLETE DRAW FOR SINGLES PAIS AND RINKS

The draw for the open singles championship has brought together some of the strongest players in the Colony, the most interesting tie being that be- tween R. F. Luz and U. M. Omar. Both these players have won the title before, the former in 1929 and the later in 1923. Last year Luz was runner-up to A. Hyde Lay.

The singles championship has a total of 93 cont petitors, the name of B. E. Maughan being omitted from the orginally published list. The first round will provide 29 matches while 35 players have drawn byes, Unlike former years there will be a separate draw for cach round.

The full draw is as follows:

sists of 52 couples altogether.

The draw is as follows, giving the lates on which the games nee to be:2 played and the venues

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.

¡J. W. M. Heviwen

R. F. Lu

all first round matches are Lo bo de

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY GLUN.

The FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEET- [ING will be held (Weather Per-

Saturday, 19th May, 1934, at 2:00 p.m. (First addling bell at 1.30 p.m.) and on Monday, 21st May, 1934, at 12.30 p.m. (First anddling ball at 12.00 Noon).

MORE TROUBLE AT THE mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on

OLYMPICS

OFFICIALS THREATEN TO RESIGN IN VIEW OF JAPANESE PROTEST

NIPPON COMPETITORS' WALK AWAY WITH TRACK EVENTS

Mania, May 18. The Contest Committee overruled the Japanese assertion that Kotaro Shimizu should have been awarded third place in the second heat of the 110 Metros High Hurdles, inasmuch as Kiyoshi Adachi, who was placed third, should have been disqualified for knocking over three hurdles,

maintained The Japanese

that Shimizu, their best hurdler, should have been placed third, despite his

hurdle.

tripping and falling at the last It is reliably stated that five officials

was decided by the Committee that elded on or before June 4 next. The have resigned owing to differences skip of the first named rink in each with the Content Committee.

The referee Victoriano, Chief Judge match is to be responsible for fixing Aunda, Judges Savador and Trinidad, up the match, the greens only being and Inspector Langenuon have met allotted by the Committee. The skip and passed a resolution informing the responsible is to communicate with Committee, "If photographs of the his opponents and arrange the date contests are needed to decide fouls on which the games are to be played, we, the undersigned officinis, present

our resignations." The draw of the Rinks Chrumplonship! Is as follow:

J. Watsun

Petherlan

12. At Girll Hervice (C).

SimDIA

J. Brakin

P. J. Juter

H. Le unean

A. Jun

W. Melray

T. W. Carr

MONDAY, MAY 28.

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A. R. Betty

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1. Jack

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J. Sark

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J. Gresory

W. 1. Hollmanda

W. McHardy

R. Thanter

J. France

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v, Jam

T. Perkan

R. Grals

OPEN PARIS.

In the Open Pairs it was decided that matches be played vif, na soon as

possible as these games are expecte

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E. Chier

W. Clendenning

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At Paller 1.C.).

WEDNESDAY, MAY 301.

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C. E. MANU

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W. Forrest

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WJ. Howard

At Girl Service).

E. M. Abraher

1. Kelly

Fiches

(AL Football Club).

4. G. Drogin

H. Gitsins T. Ferguso

W. McLeod

(A Cirl Bervice).

The hell

iu take at least two hours to ron, plete. The first games will be played an Wednesday next on which date now less thn nine matches have been fised. Players should note that the Mille ganies will commence at 5 pan. Committee in charge of the arrange; 5. E. Bolland

in the trial. 3. Gregory ments a ruled that heads only two woods per player should be allowed in order that there be as little delay as posshle.

Dates and grounds have been fixed for all the matches in the first round of the pairs championship which con

A Hongkang Brickey

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THURSDAY, MAY 24.

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OPEN RINKS.

A. Chapmpu

H. Mataban

R. G. Cal

3. Kempto

W. Greig

3. C. Brow

At Club de

7. F. Stainton

Twenty-four rinks are taking part5.11. Stewart

N. Drummon

In the Open links Championship with Chalmers eight matches in the first round. It

A. M. Unaut

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A、 M. Wahai

R, M. Omar

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25. Rato

C. H. Basto

A. 15. liksta

JJ, Barto

The reference in to a 110 Metres Hurdles incident, concerning which the Comtaitten studied a newspaper photo to determine if the runner's leg was outside his lane.

JAPANESE WIN

Lead Philippines On Track And Field

Japan elinehed the Track champion ship with a total of 60 points and Philippines are second with 38 points. The flaal standing in the Field Championship were: Japan paints, Philippines 19 points and China seven points.

Time: 21.6 sces

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

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Membera Enclo-

Sure.

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentle- men and $3.00 por day for Ladies 400 Metros Final,-1, Candari (Both Including Tax) are obtainable (Philippines), De Guzman (Philip through the SECRETARY upon the pines); 3, Estrada (Philippines); 4,personal application of a Member, Masuda (Japan),

such Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Run.-1, Ryu Payment of All Chits, &c. (Japan); 2, Tanaka (Japan Gloucester Building, Tol. 27704). The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor, Najima (Japan); 4, Tsuyuki (Japan),

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Noon on 800 Metres Run-1, Aoch! (Japan): Saturday and 10.30 am. on Monday.

Badges admitting Andes (Philippines); 3, Yater

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Enclosure will NOT be on sale at Time: 2 mins., 37,2 seen.

the Race Course. 110 Matres High Hurdles Final-i,

2,

Time: 40.6 secs. 10,000 Metres

(Philippinen; 4, Tomio

Murakami (Japan); 2, Casin (Philip pines); 3. Banzale (Philippines): 4, May (Philippines).

Time: 14.8 scen new record. Recond time of 15 secs, was ninde in the heats).

400 Metres Low Hurdles,-1, White (Philippines); 2. Afambra (Philip- pines): 3, Ichikara (Japan); 4, Ron (Philippines).

Time: 53 secs., a new Far Eastern record.

Japan won the shot put, with China In fairly clone second. The result of the final was.-1, Ahe (Japan) 12,005; 2, Chen Pao-chiu (China) 12.80; 3, Branzuela (Philippines); 4, Pujitá (Japan). All broke the recoil.

FIELD SPORTS.

*

Javelin, Nagao (Japan): Suzuki (Japan); 3, Antonio (Philip- Distance: (China). plues); 4 Lu 50.813 metres,

Pole Vaul1, Ohe (Japan); 2, Fu Pan-le (China); 3, Matsumoto (Japan) . Sufeco (Philippines). Height: 613.003.

Hope-Step-and-Jump-k, Oahima (Japan); 2. Harada (Japan); | Tajima (Japan); 4 Pascunt (Philip pines). Distance: 15.07.

TRACK EVENTS RESULTS.

Manila, May 18. The following are the results of to- day's track events:

100 Metres Final.-1, De Leon (Philippines); 2, Yoshioka (Japan); 13. Anno (Japan); 4, Taniguchi

(Japan),

Time: 10.6 seck, a new record.

ANOTHER PROTEST

Manila, May 18.

The Contest Committee ruling on the Japanese protesta decided to allow

200 Metres Daab-1, Yoshioka Takahashi, who was fourth in the (Japan): 2, Taniguchi (Japan); 3, [*econd heat of the Fifty Metres free Suzuki (Japani: 4. Salcedo (Philip-style swimming event, to compete in

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