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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY JULY

1984.

CRAIGENGOWER LAWN BOWLS TEAMS CLASH AGAIN

IN BIG LEAGUE GAME TO-MORROW

Result May Make The Title Safe For K. B. G. C.

INDIAN RECREATION CLUB DUE TO

VISIT AUSTIN ROAD

The lawn bowls league programme for to-morrow is of un. maal interest. The Craigengower teams in the first division clash for the second time and many are wondering if the second. string can repeat their early season performance and beat the

seniors.

Should they do so, and the Bowling Green negotiate the Kow. loon Docks, the intter will be very safely entrenched at the top of the table.

In the second division, Indlan Recreation Club, the loaders, visit Kowloon Bowling Green, and al- though they should be capable of winning, they are presented with task, the Austin

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Road team revealing a penchant for upsetting the best of sides on their own green.

The full programme, together) with some of the teams, follows.

SENIOR DIVISION.

Craigenzower "Craingower "A" Kowloon Docks v. Kowloon 1. G. C.` Polke R. C.

Kowloon C. C. alkoo H. C.

Club Rectola

JUNIOR DIVISION.

Cragenpower C. C.

Kawinen B, G, c.

Kowloon C. C.

Club de tecrela

Football Club

Yacht Club

Indian R. C.

Pulke I. C.

engkong Electrin

Civil Service C. C.

Below are appended teams which

have been selected for to-morrow's; matches:

SENIOR DIVISION.

CRAIGOWER "I"* *.

E. Tuck

M. J. Medina

E41 Arealt

J.. Cavanagh (skip)

G. Dunesa

W. Ward

W. 7. Brightman

C. S. Roeslet (aktp)

A. E. Marciant

1. Miten

W. CHI

C. Rummans (akip)

TAMOO R.C. v. CLUB DE RECREIO

J. E. Noronha

C... Jeta

21. Ao the Alves

CO, Bllva (sklo).

.. 3. Silve

LF. Xavier

FV. V. Bibelro

A. H. Dueto

A. Gatemal

2. . Onorio

C. 3. Marques

(skip)

F. X. M. Sliem teħip)

JUNIOR DIVISION.

CRAIDENGOWER, YACHT CLUB

A. Coelho

W. Thelps

2. C. Harry

V. N. Ailenen (skip)

W. Randall

4. Howard

W. K. WET

A. StereosOn

G. E. Conteller

Sir Thomas Baithora

A. Macfarlane (skip)

B. Abraham

A. W. Brown

1. A. Belby

1. Hosca (skip) D. E. Maughan (rhip

W. Leonard

Abbas

Fraser

1. S. Greenhill

A. C. Young

1. 1. flow

A. A. Lewin (akip) . A. Chapman (kl)

KOWLOON JER.C. », INDIAN BLC,

IL Booking

W. E. Hale

A. I. Rumahn

8. 9. B

A. 1. MInu

Fox Films have their premier showing at the Alhambra Theatre on Sunday, the initial offer being "As Husbands Go", featuring Warner Baxter and Helen Vinion. Here you sen the two stars as they appear in the picture.

ELECTRIC AT SPORTS

European And Local

Staff To Clash

On Sunday, July 22, at 1.30 p.m.,

in the Indian Recreation Club, the

BOWLS TITLES

Gill Wins Easily From Simpson

European staff of the Hongkong CLOSE MATCHES

the bowls teams:

Electric Company will meet the local stalf of the same firm in tennis and;

Several matches in the Singles bowls. In bowls, two rinks from the local staff will play two rinks from Chnoipionship of the Lawn Bowls the European staff while at tennis competition were decided yesterday. they

each will

be represented The biggest victory was obtained by by three paira, The following are W. Gill, of the Craigengower Cricket, Clob, who easily accounted for W. C. Simpson, of the Kowloon Cricket Club. by 21 shots to two on the Club de Recreio green in the second Round Gill scored regularly on 14 heads, and the match terminated on, the 16th head. He now meets 1. R. Whant

the Taikoo R.C. green next Wednesday.

EUROPEAN STAPP LOCAL STAFF.

T. Bioan

I. C. Dulier

H. Át, HumJahn

Tatley

1 Farmee

J. Rodger

14. G. Meyer (sklo)

K. M. Omar (skin)

1. F. Montezi

* M. Khas

M. I. Razack

CRAIGOWER

"A."

A. M. Omar

R. Bekte

A. E Custer

2. H. Turn {ekly)

A. M. Wahab

71. F. Mehny

N. Y. Adal

V. V. Field

D. NumJabr

1. Macdonald

J.

Home

(aktp)

C. .

va (ship)

E. V. Searle

A. N. Other'

.

A. Coelho.

J. U. Charlion

A. O, Mailar

A. Hooley

K. Abbas

G. T. Padget

1. O. Dux

F. Deacon

(skip)

B. W. Bradbury (skly)

G. L. Buchanan

A. B. Gompa

H. Beer

U, H. Omar (skip)

J. 9. Landali

A. A. Razack

RP. INS R. Ba

GEY, Thempion

M. Y. Adaj

jahip. It. B. Miskrit

(skip) A. 1. Unilah (ky)

KOWLOON CC. •. POLICE R.C.

Jonce

W. Mulcahy

T. W. Carr

(+kip)

KOWLOON DOCKS 7. KOWLOON B.G.C.

3. Walion

A. B. Hu!!

Kern ([p]

T. Fergusion W. W. Hirst

Lammort

Overy takip)

28 Dienes

W. Forrest

A. Channing

S. Loren

J. 8. adik (skip)

W. 8. Dall

3. Farlow

C. 8. Alexander

W. McHardy tskipl

W. McLeod

1. Glendinning

1. 11. Budding

L. Guy

(skip)

T. Farrell

V. C. abrum

J. B. Logan

(sklo) A.

R. all

W. Macfarlane (skip) ›

12. Dencan

Petherick

8. Randia

W. Drake

FOLICE RC v. HOWLCON C.C

3. C. B. Fander

1. Talloo

FE Booker

J. Jack

J. M. Jack

J. McWaiter

Carey (skip) CLUB NE RECREIO », IX. ELECTRIC

D. C. Alvol

It, A. Botelho

(ak)

C.

. . Alves

11. Rosario (skip.

F. Markada

A. V. Bartos

PA-Yhowich-

Julio Ribeiro (skk)

21. Gielies

C. J. Tacchi

(skip)

J. M. 1. Rosario

F. X. Fortre

Dr. R. A. Duste

A. R. Clark (aklp}

REL

a. Terkin

Goodman-

J. Fraser

J. W. M. Browd

W. 1lyde

C. Fincher

... Phillp

1. Hampton

J. A. down

G. Ú. Mom

W. Mair

Clip)

E a. Post

Do wha

J. Shephard

W. E. Hollande (skip)

J. J. Basa (skip)

K. M. Omar (akly) Tennis Teams,

on

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On the same green, R. Duncan, of the Kowloon Howling Green, defeated. The following will represent in C. Strange, of the Civil Servico, by 22 ahots to 12 in the third round.

tennis:

EUROPEAN STAFF

· G. Halzb and

W. E Peer

J. N. Jones and.

A. McKellar

W. Smith and W. Stoker

LOCAL STAVE.

1. Jaroon and

G. Houra

A. K. Minu and

M. 1. Barack B. Hasan mid- 8. A. J. Bux

The match terminated on the 20th. head. Duncan scored two" fourk, and one three, while Strange registered ine three. Strange scored on ten heads.

A clone match resulted between G. Duncan, of the Craigengewer Cricket The finals of the Royal Naval Club, and H. A. S. Alves, of the Club de decreio, the Portuguese player Yard Police billiards and snooker winning on the 22nd head by 21 handiena will take place to shots to 16. The winner scored on morrow night in the RN.Y.P. heads, recording three threes, fcas commencing at 8 pm. The whlie the loser registered two threes, billiards finalists, are Stafford and On the Police it.C. green J. 8. Gorman, and the snooker finalists Landolt, of the Craigengower" C.C. met a club-mate in J. Cavanagh and Gorman and Mill.

won by 21-18. The winner secured a commanding lead at the end of the 12th head when his score was 16

A›-Humphreys

I A. Treng TOTE

E. 8. Carter

3. J. Gregory (skip)

G. E. Stephens

C. B. Robertson

G. Graver

| FOOTBALL CLUB ▼, CIVIL SERVICE COJË 11. W. Haynes

(klp)

►

2. Moment

G. Gann

C. El-Herwood

}, R. P, Shaw

Havery:

A. E Blikalong

A. Kronkabank,

II. Lockhart

Sturray

(lp).

3. Russel (kip)

L. Luck help?

Strange

EW, liten

(skip)

JL. Major.

23. Willamat

J. Furr

It It Wood (skip)

J. Celletler

C. Champelovier

H. Westlake

1. Dari (ak[p}

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shots to five but he failed to hold the advantage during the latter nhot stages. He scored only whilst

chalked up his opponent twelve and on the 20th head Cavanagh led by 18-17. Landolt qualided for the next round by scoring a four on the 21st heail.

F. J. Jones and A. W. Grimmitt eliminated M. J. Medina and A. E. Coates from the Pairs Championship by 27 shots to seven, the match be- ing played on the Taikoo N.C. green,

MUNICH FESTIVAL

THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY

PROGRAMME .

When Munich opens Rs Festival this year it will be the thirtieth anniversary of these famous per- formances.

The operas of Wagner and Mozart may be heard almost every- where but the Munich performancea are a revelation. They draw their audience from all parts of the world and not for once but to re turn repeatedly. The Munich per- formances

owe their particular

churm to the scrupulous devoted to oven the smallest detail. No special principal in the cast excels all others. Every singlo part is carried to perfection, and each performance as a whole is

art at i best.

The close touch with the scente settings that inspired the operas makes Munich ideal for their por formance. There will be 13 pr formances in the 43 days from Oth. July to 20th. August, including 21 Wagner operas and 12 Mozart

Operaa

BRASSO

CIVES A BRIGHTER

SHINE

HITH

EASE

BRASSE

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SINGAPORE TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

ROY SMITH AND WISE AGAIN IN DOUBLES FINAL

MALAYAN PAIR AS OPPONENTS

Singapore, July 12.

The Singapore L.T.A. championships were carried a stage further yesterday afternoon when Chus Chaon Leong and Yong Loong Cheng and Roy F. Smith and N. S. Wise qualified for the men's doubles final.

S. Abed and W. J. M. Warden i were. always the superior pair in

THUTT PITT TIRES.

first set of their match agaiņst Wise and Smith were the fresher

Chua Choon Leong and Yong Leong pair when the final set started and Chong. They broke through although they lost the first game Choon Leong's first service and they took the next three in a row, held this advantage throughout the

Thatt Pitt was obviously very set to win at 6-4.

Abed and Warden combined wenry and the majority of the work splendidly, Abed

brought off fell to Bong Soo whose Anely-placed: several winning drives down the drives and steadinėsa overhead won centre of the court and both players the fifth game for his side. Smith vollied woll.:

Heather Angel, who plays" nitractive role in “Murder In 'Trinidad", the Fox thriller now showing at the King's Theatre.

owing to ARMY SWIMMING

The Chinese pulled up to 4-6 ou

In the next set Loong Chong im-and: Wise took the next game but proved considerably, and gave his threw away the sixth partner much better support, with faulty overhead work. the result that the Chinese pair quickly ran to a lead of 0. Warden, whose play had fallen oft Bong Soo's service, but with Smith considerably and who netted several serving extremely well, Wisc enay returns, staged a recovery brought off four perfect smashes and he and Abed fought back

hard to take the sixth game, but to win the set and match for his lost the seventh aftor deuce lund side. been called.

It was certainly one of the finest

The first four games of the final set were hotly contested but the doubles matches seen on the S.C.C. Chinese pair lasted better, and for some time and thoroughly ap superior work at the net and over-preciated by the large crowd of head gave them the set and match spectators. by 6-2.

EUROPEANS' VICTORY. Roy Smith and N. S.

Wise played grent tennis to beat Lim Bong Soo and Chong Thutt Pitt, 6 8 4. Both men were In brilliant form at the net, and rnrely missed anything in the air. The honours of the day went to Wise, who has seldom played better.

EAST LANCS SPORTS HEATS RESULTS

FINALS TO-DAY"

The hosts of the East Lancashire

Aquatic Sports Regiment

Wero

wum off in the Y.B.C.A. Baths yes terday afternoon. Samo koen events were witnessed, Good times were returned by the competitors.

The finals of these events will be held to-morrow, commencing at 2 pn., together with the high diving

arent.

REVERSE FOR THE Competition and the Company relay

C.B.A.

(Continued from Page. 8.)

Fullscores were:

H. Wong and F. N. Wong (SC.A.A.) beat N. Whitley and R.

Roy Smith and his partner settled down quicker than the Blyth 6-0; beat F. Angus and J. Chinese pair, and took the first two Ferguson 0-2; beat C. Gurevitch games without much dificulty, but and J. King G-2. Bong Soo and Thutt Pitt won the

The results of yesterday's heate wore an under:

60 yards, free style-Heat Ple Rudd, H.Q. Wing; heat 2, L/Cpl.. Gormon, "A" Coy: heat 3, Pia Taylor, "A" Coy.; heat 4, Cpl. Me- Carthy, "C" Coy.; heat 6, Pte. Hardy, "C" Cor

L/Cpl. Mason, D.8. Coy.; heat 10 yards, back stroke-Heat

Pto. Davies, "B" Coy.; heat 8, L/Cp!,

next three to take the lead. Smith H.K. Ho and K. F. Lul Thorpe, "C" Cay; heat 4 L/Cpl. Brown, D.S. Coy,; hest 5, Cpl. Coffey, and Wise recovered the lead at (S.C.A.A.) beat Whitley and Blyth D.S. Coy. 4-3, but then Wiso lost his own 6-1; best Angus and Forguson 7-5; service. However, the European beat Gurevitch and King 6-2, pair, thanks to being steadier, took the next two games to win the first sat.

The games in the second set want with the service until five-all was called, and then the Chinese broke through to win the eleventh, but the Europeans retaliated to level the scores agalu. ⠀**

It was then that one saw the real

P. K. Kwok and C. N. Tsang (S.C.A.A.) beat Whitley and Blyth -1; lost to Angus and Ferguson drow with Gurevitch and King

6-6.

: FANLING GOLF

Boys Race, 60 yards free style- Heat 1, Boy Francis; heat 2 Boy Didwell; heat 3, Boy Chadwick.

.50 yards breast stroke-Hent 1,

Pte. Douglas, "A" Coy; heat 2 Pte. Groen, "C" Coy.; heat 3 L/Cpl. Fidoes, "B" Coy; heat 4, L/Cpl. Laughton, D.S. Coy.; heat 5, Pie. Rudd, H.Q. Wing.

25 yards free style.-Heat 1, Pte. Hardy, "C" Coy.; heat 2, Pte. Tom- Jinson, D.S, Coy,1--hout 3,-Cpl.-Me "" Coy.; heat 6, Pte. Taylor, "A" Coy,

form of Lim Bong 500, the STARTING TIMES FOR Carthy, "C" Coy. host 4, Pte. Smith;

Malayan singles champion. His side-line drives were perfectly! placed and controlled, and gave neither Smith nor Wise any chance, and, with Chong Thatt Pitt play ing well above himself, they took the next games to

equare match.

the

SUNDAY

Old Course....

9.28 A. T. Lay, G. Marseille. 9.32 H. H. Pothick, I. H. Geare. 9.30 J. T. Edicins, D. K. Hislop.

Paris!

Gowns Galetyl Flirtation and akondsome, attentive young man........ Then home to Amer ica and her husband.

And you'll never guess what happened when she tried to tell. her husband all.

150 yards free style--Host 1, Pte. Pto. Mackay, "B" Coy, boat Dielinaon, H.Q. Wing; host 5, Bonne. Whitehead, H.Q. Wing; heat 4. L/Cpl. Mason, D.S. Coy,; haat 5, Cpl. McCarthy,

"Coy:

AS HUSBANDS GO

FOX Film Prevents a JESSE L. LASKY Production with

WARNER BAXTER

HELEN VINSON WARNER OLAND

Catharine Doucet

Directed by Hamilton MacFadden

"From The ramenile demedy by Ruched Croikas

Anhor of "When Ludios Meet'!

Screenplay by Sonya Lovlan.

Addline| Bialapvo by Sam Sihimen u

ALHAMBRA

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