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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1934.

NEW BRIGHTON ENTER

SERVICES GOLF

starting TIMES

AT FANLING

The following are the starting times for the first day of the United Servions Golf meeting to be held at. Fanling, by kind permission of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, on Thurs day and Friday, December 6 and 7:

Old Course (Morning)

Major Wron and Capi. Michell.

Second Round of F. A. Cup

BEAT SOUTHPORT BADMINTON

AT EVERTON

COMPLETE DRAW ←

London, Dec. 3.

with three encounters After Southport

LEAGUE

MIXED DOUBLES MATCHES

have New Brighton

Only two of the four Mixed Badminton matches the Second Doubles passed through into Round of the FA Cup. They de-fixed for last evening were played deci- Capt. Quinlan and Lt.feated Southport by two goals to off, and these resulted in a

Roome.

Bad R.

944 in

Capt. Fleetwood and L. Laine.

9.48 ■.m.

IA. Cdr. Moir and Cmdr.

9.52 a.m.

9.56 a.m.

10.00 am.

10.04 0.m.

10.08 a.m.

itam.un.

Lt. Rogers and Lt. Miers. 11. Rossier and Lt. Dou- glas.

Fl. Lt

Hargroves and

LL. Kelly. 1. Cdr. Crocket and Pay! Cdr. Totley.

larry.

one at Everton to-day:

sive win for the Chinese Recrea

In their first match at Southport' tion Club of nine games to nil 1-1 and similar over Taikoo and the defeat of the the score was

KCC. at the hands of the Fire Brigade by five games to four.

result was recorded when the teams met in their first re-play at New Brighton after extra time.-Reuter, THE DRAW

The draw for the Second Round 10.12. Major Mcintyre and Capt. In now complete and will be played off next Saturday. The complete draw is as under: York

New Course (Morning)

Lt. Car, Rundle and Cdr. Dartford

4.36 . Tufnell.

Capton Orient Stockport

Th

Northampton Mansfield

8.40 ..

Campbell and Swindon

Cde. James.

8.44. Major Grellier and Major

Tyndall.

9.44 a.. Surg. Lt. Cdr. Horan and

LA. Moore.

Lt. Col. Willamson and Capt. Trimble.

Bath

Kending Barrow

Watford

v. New Brighton

v. Bristol Rovers

v. Chester

v. Darlington

v.' Lincoln

Workington

v. Tranmere

v. Boston

v. Wrexham

v. Aldershot

9.48 4.m.

v. Walsall

Yeovil & Petters

v. Exeter

9.62. 2.17..

L. Cdr.

Browning and

Wimbledon

v. Southend

Capt. Cutler,

9.60 a.m.

Lt. Col. Fasken and

Jeffers.

19.00 1.350.

Major Impey and Powell.

Lt.

Queon' P. R. Hartlepovis Wigan Rotherham `

v, Brighton

v. Coventry

v, Torquay

v. Bristol City.

Lt.Cdr. Benant and Capt. Law.

10.04 3.m.

10.08. ..

Capt. Gill and L4. Cdr.| AMERICAN TENNIS

Newnham.

Old Course (Afternoon)

12.30 p.m. LL. Cdr. Rundle and Cdr.

Tufnell

It.10 p.m.

Lt. Campbell and Lt, Car. James.

12.44 p.n.

Major Greiller and Major Tyndall.

1.44 p.m.

Surg, L. Cdr. Moran and Lt. Moore.

1.48 p.m.

Lt. Col. Williamson and Capi. Trimble. 1.82 p... Lt.. Cdr. Browning

Capt. Cutler. 1.60 p.m.

and

Lt.

Lt. Col. Fankon and

Joffers.

Powell.

2.00 p.m. Major Impey and Lt. 2.04 p.m. Lt. Cdr. Besant and Capt.

Law. 2.08 p.m. Capt. Gill and Lt. Cur.)

Newnham.

TOURNEY

SUCCESSFUL

The postponed matches were those between St. Andrew's and the Recreio. "B" and the Y.M.C.A. veraus Recreio "A".

K.C.C.. FIRE BRIGADE

The K.C.C. lost by the odd game

to the Fire Brigade in their first Mixed Doubles Badminton en-

There was neither giva nor take when University of California and its southern brother, 'Univer ity of California at Los Angeles, mut at Berkeley, and it was in the closing mlauter of the last quarter that the Golden Bear topped the decision with a field goal. Here's an example of the game- forward pass intended for Cheshire (left) of the Uclans, with Reedy of the Bears right after it. A split second

Inter; Cheshire dropped the ball, and Ready grabbed it.

THE RADIO AND THE MAMAK TOURNEY

counter at the K.C.C. last evening. RE-INSTATEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Shute, of the Fire! Brigade, played extremely goodi badminton to win all three games.

The enrolment of the Radlo Sports

but Mr. and Mrs. 4. Dalziel failed Club in the Mamak lockey Tourna ment was considered at a meeting of

to register a win against of the the Executive Council of the hamak K.C.C. pairs..

Tournament held in the Chater Room

SOUGHT

Busy Boxing Season

uf St. Andrew's Church Hall yester The scores were as under: Mr.

Mrs. Shute and

(Fire day evening. Major M. H. A. Camp- Brigade) beat A. E. Collins and bell, ..., presided.

It will be recalled that trouble arose Mias Grifiths, 21-7; bent S. A. Gray and Miss Mackenzie, 21-12:1 over a tournament match played be

tween the Kowloon Indians Tennis MANY NEGOTIATIONS bent M. Warren and Mrs. Politi, Club and the Radio Sports Club on

IN PROGRESS umpires, werv March 18 last. The W. M. Smith and Mrs. Kirkwood Mohammed Khan and Firdosi Singh.

21-3.

(Fire Brigade) lost to A. E. Collins Nine minutes before the conclusion

21-7.

Mr. and Mrs: J. Dalziel (Fire EVENT Brigade) lost to AF. Collins and Miss Griffiths 0-1: lost to S. A. Gray and Miss, Mackenzie, 6-21; lost to M. Warren and Mrs, Politi, 16-21,

AT C.C.C.

Tennis The American Lawn Tournament bold at the C.C.C. on Sunday, in which there were 28 competitora, resulted in a win for

C.R.O.. TAIKOO

Th sacofes were as under:

R. Summers, 21-12; beat R. Thorn

Radio

London.

SHEUNGSHUI GOLF

Country Club Beat Shatin

The anaval match at Sheungshul between the Country Club and the Shatin Golf Club was played off on Sunday and fesulted in a win for the former by 10% points

Shameen Tennis

OPEN MEN'S DOUBLES MATCH RESULTS

Shameen, Doc, 8.

A most interesting match in the semi-final of the Shameen Lawn Tennis Club open men's doubles was played yesterday afternoon on the Club courts when H. Phillips and P.lt.S. Walsham were opposed to C. E. Watson and G. Bodiker.

The sols were keenly confested throughout, and until he tired in the third set, H. Phillips, the Bri- tish Consul-General, was playing the best game of the four, showing form which a few years ago wan good enough to win the Hong Doubles in Shanghal.

Dodiker and Watson did not settle down to their game for some time and lost the first set at 5/7 and were 1/5 in the second set before, by dint of hard playing and good placements, they drew up to six all, then taking the next two games to win 8/6. The third and fourth sets were keenly contested with Bodiker and Watson taking the initiative most of the time eventually winning the match 5/7, 8/6, 7/6, 6/2. They will now meet C. A. Wright and Don Monroe in the final-Our Own Correspondent..

LADIES AT THE TILLER

CHAMPIONSHIPS RACE SAILED YESTERDAY

Braving the rough weather in the harbour yesterday, lady members of the Royal, Hongkong Yacht Club held on three races. They were for the "A."

"FI," and "I," "y" and "G" classes.

The return encounter, which will take place at Shatin, has been book- ed for January 20, 1935..

Detailed scores of the matth Sunday were:

Bharin Golf Club

Y. İlk

T.

K. Chin

it. Taraka

Marene sinh

N. Hirowoka

J

BINGLES

彝

Q

Country Club.

A. W. de Rous

XL. Leltuo

P. Ramolio

A. A. Lupet

A. Urquhart

0

15

引

Alven

1

Mrs. Bruusgaard pilated Jan inta first place in the "A" Clans race; Ariel, with Mian Mary Kimble at the tiller, won the "H" class; while Mrs. Finlay came home first in Sirius for the honours in the "1" "y" and "G" classes.."

The results follow:

"A" Class, Started at 14.50. Yacht

Fahed Ptlon P'ta. P'ix.

E. Sadick

1

Y.. letom

J. 3. taats

1

1%

to date

Onlo

10.23.21 11

1

7

(Mre. Buss)

J 9 21

G

7 10

0

It. K. Lee

Christenment

F. X. da Allen

0 M. A. Simoen

H. G. Leone

N. Taki 3. Af

Kunthin

1. Youn

Buki Kawada Kinoshita

จ

-C. 11. Buen

1

D. Bato

A. H. Gomes

0

A. Batalho

1

Jan

Total 144

+

Isobel

FOURSOMES

D

Now & Lemo Hemedio

..

#

Umuhart ·

Sadick

Litton & tato

Lee & Alves

34

Christensen &

Bilen

Olta & Murene.

Tomaka à latzah

0

Lopes

Long & Simoes

Buen

די

Wasp II. 10.14.57

(Mrs. Griffin) La Linda... 10.16.10

(Mrs. Sheldon)

16.12.47 1 12 20 (Mr. Bruvagaard)

10.15.48 4 8 10 (Mine V. Owen Hughes) JORA. 10.10.40

4. 26 (Mrs. Stanton) 1 Gull........ 14:14.27

(Mins J. G. Mackie) Cicada

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(Mr. M. G. Kenry)

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True Blue... 14.17.21

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If the many negotiations in X. Sekar and Miss Grimths, 2-21; lost to S. of the game, F. A. Kemp, captain of A. Gray and Miss Mackenzle, 16-21; the Radio, led his team off the field progress between boxers' managers. Thinkwa bent M, Warren and Mrs. Follti,as a protest against the umpiring. and promoters are carried through Y. Ohne

The game was won by the K. LT. Co

Succоssful conclusions, this Timura and the

were prepared to

coming winter will be one of the concede the points.

The matter was dealt with by the busiest boxing Bunsons for many

censured year. Mamak Committee which

In addition to the possibility of the action of Mr. Kemp. The ruling was confirmed by the Council of the Gains being matched against the Hongkong Hockey Association.

winner of the Harvey-Neusel bout, The Mamak Committed after con (the recent contest ended in, a xidering the matter agreed to accept The Chinese Recreation Blue Radio's reinstatement on condition draw) Jock McAvoy, the middle-

Totaḥ ...... 45 assurance to abide weight champlon, wants to fight Mrs. R. R. Wood, with Mrs. Sum- had an easy victory over Talken on that they gave Rions as runner-up in the Ladies the former's Courts yesterday, by the rules of the Association and Kid Tunero or Marcel Thil for the They also to refrain from repetition of an world's title. Freddie Miller, the

busiest of world's champions, is ki ♣ Bakura Section, and Mr. A. A. Lewis and winning all nine games. Mr. R. R. Wood dual winners in amassed a total of 189 points to incident of that nature.

This the Radio stated they were still in England cager for fights, Takei & Bhimokawa+ (not prepared to do and as a result and several prominent American | Ohno & Trailmars, the Men's Section. Mr. Lewis and their opponents 85. Mr. Wood tied for first place with;

they have not participated In the fighters have signified their Inten- F. H. Kwok and Mrs. T. F. LoManiak Tournament. a total of 37 games won out of 45)

tion of crossing the Atlantle. CAPTAIN SPEAKS (C.R.C.) beat G. A. Smith and Miss games played.

Jimmy Walsh and ex-Seaman] woks & Tuknarki 2 The final of the Men's Doubles

Mr. Kemp, who attended yesterday's Championship of the Club played and Mrs. Simpson, 21-13; beat M.meeting by request, mentioned that Tom Watson have both left the Kunihiro & Alto the previous Sunday resulted on Stevens and Mias J. Summera, 21-8. the case had been gravely misrepre- featherweight division, thus lenv- Suzuki & Tano a win for Mr. J. W. Leonard and

W. C. Choy and Miss A. Lesented in the Press and asked the ing the way clear for a title fight Kawat & Kinashita 14 Gomes & Botelho D Capt. Mr. W. J. Howard over Mr. A. V. (C.R.C.) beat G. A. Smith and Missy members of the Council to disregard between Nel Tarleton, the Liver- He pool holder, and Dave Crowley, the Gosano and Mr. R. Chon by the Summera, 21-12; beat B. Thorn and anything they may have read, odd sut in Ave,

Mrs. Simpson, 21-3; beat Melled on the facta stated in his letter Clerkenwell boy who did so well Stevens-and Miss Summera, 21-12 written the day after the match, and against Miller at the Royal Albert to which no reply was received-until S. W. Liang and Miss W. Cheung September 20. As far as the with-all (C.R.C.) beat G. A. Smith and MIss drawal from the field was concerned

On the Old Course at Fanling over Summers, 21-6; beat R. Thdrn, and the only other alternative, as for us leton agala, this time in a non- Mrs. Simpson, 21-14; beat M. he could see, was a free fight with title fight, and there are a host of the week-end, T. C. Monaghan quaill

appearance possible Stevens and Miss Summers, 21-1.

the boxers for the light-weight crown.fied for the Captain's Cup, while Hon. magistrate. The game was entirely, which Harry Mizler lost to Kid Commdr. G. F. Hole qualifled on the Aflna... 10.42.41 10.30.41 6 2 12

New Course. The scores were: them from scoring. The final whistle out of the control of the umpires who Berg recently-Router. A very enjoyable football match sounded with both goals intact,a were contradictory in their opinions.

to a very interesting It was the most deplorable exhibi- Counell yesterday decided on a TTO- 2.04 p.m. Fl. Li. Hargroves and Lt.

was played on the South Chinn Foot-fitting finish Kelly. 2.08 p.m. Lt.Cdr. Crocket and Payal Ground, Caroline Hill, on Sunday game which was played in the best tion of umpiring, he said. He asked posal that the Radio Sports Club be morning between the staffs of the of spirits with much keenne and the Council to waive the necessity for re-admitted on giving an apology for the part of both teams. an undertaking by the Radio to obthe incident (walking off the field) two legal firms, Johnson, Stokes and enthusiasm

After the game tea was sorved in serve the rules of hockey both in and undertaking, to the best of their spirit of the Maxter, and Denny & Co.. Mr. H. L. Dennys of Dennys & Co, per the pavilion of the South Chinn Athlo spirit and letter. It was extremely ability, to observe the

tic Association. Amongst the in humiliating, as the Radio had always game in the future. formed the "kick-off."

were noticed endeavoured to play in the game in

Mr. Kemp, informed the Council terested spectators

that he would communicate the Radio's COUNCIL'S PROPOSAL

reply to the proposal within the next Meners. D. B. Evans, F. G. Nigel, F. the best spirit. H. Kwok and C. E. Lowe, well-known

After deliberation the Executive three days.

New Course (Afternoon) 12.44 p.m. Major Wren and Michell. 1.40 p.m. Cap. Ellerby and Capt.

Ingpon.. 1.44 p.m. Capt, Fleetwood and Lt.

Laine. 148 p.m. Lt. Cur. Muir and Cdr.

Itoome.

1.62 pan. Capt. Quinlan and

Ramus.

LL.

1.66 p..

Lt. Rogers and Lt. Miers.

2.00 pm.

Lt. Romler and Lt. Bou- klop.

Cdr. Tetley.

2.12 p.m. Major Mclutyro and Capt.

Barry. Competitor travelling to Fanling by train are requested to note that apeélal train will leave Kowloon at 8.4 a.m. each day.

LOCAL SOCCER

LEGAL FIRMS GAME AT CAROLINE HILL

Both teams went all out, and for the most part of the game "J. S. & M." but the better of the exchanges; but their erratic shooting prevented local Rolleitors.

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T. C. Monaghan...... 85-11=74 Other cards returned were: J. MacKnight

87-1077 J. S. MacLaren ... 80-8=78 There were 32 entries.

Heron. 10.39.25 16.25.37 5 3 10

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Adanac

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