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League Tennis Matches: The Full Scores

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drew with She and Un 6-6; lost to Pang and Wei 2-6.

CRAIGENGOWER C.C. «. I.R.C.

17, 1936.

To-morrow's Lawn

Bowls

Games

Complete Programme And Selected Teams

With Craigengower "A" practically assured of the first division championship, a certain amount of interest in the lawn bowlɛ pro- gramme has been fost. Nevertheless there is a full programme of games for to-morrow and the potential title-winners cannot afford to take things too easily.

The complete programme, together, Y. Sorby. with selected terms follows.,

C. Strange

FIRST DIVISION

J. L. Ki

G. T. Padgett

S. Deacon (skip)

J. F. Barros

», CRAIGENGOWER "A" 7. P. Saunderson

CIVIL SERVICE

A. Steven

A. E. Conte

M. N. Hakusen

11. C. R. Bruza

G. H. Stomarlet

F. J. Joves (xĥig»}

H. Fak

1. Knight

A. S, Gomes

J. Galletly

1. II. Collyer

C. 8. Summons 1.

J. F. Melowan (skla) U, M. Omar (sklo)

12. Major

J. Purvin

F. Cullip

J. Holidge 1skip)

KOWLOON B. G. C. A. B. Rue}} J. Watson

W. Macfarlane 1. Guy (kip}

S. A. Hright

B. m

8. Randle

B. Dunean (7)

J. E. Henson W. A. Drak

M. J. Henderson

A. M. Hollend ki

CLIN DE RECREIO

J. F. Nomahn 1. P. Xavier

F. V. V. Hibeira

C. Grilen skip)

A. A. Itemelin

M. Raisi

C. Marques

11. A. Alves, lakini

D. 4. Alyan

G. M. P. Kemudia J. J. Dosto

A Happy Valley, the Craigengower P. X. N. d sen cf. defented the Indian R.C. by 7% wel to 15% Score:

N. P. Karunjin and C. W. Lam (0.0) beat A. Rahmin and M. B. Razack 6-4; bent A. Bakar and A. J. Haflind 6-4; lost to A. A. Aziz and K. Kam -6.

Len Choa and D. Hung (C.C.C.) beat Bahnan and Raznek 6-3; bent Bakar and Suffinct 6-2; drew with Aziz oad Ram 6-6.

A. Hung and D. Sadick (C.C.C.) best Rahmin und Raznek 7-5 best Bakar and Suffied 6-2; beat Aziz and Rant 6-3.

CIVIL SERVICE. UNIVERSITY

On their own courts, the Cyll Service C.C, lost to the University by the odd yet. Scores:

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KOWLOON C

II. Citos W. Grall

E. C. Fincham

J. Frneer (ak{2+}

4.

I. E. Lambert

F, Goodwin

J. H. Lanult

V. N. Allenza

J. Cavanagh

1. Varm (skin)

». POLICE R. C.

(ii)

A. Iny (mk)

St. 1. Philip

11. Overy

N. 2. Bebbington

R. G. Craig (akip)

11. 9. Maker

SV. Dall

W. Mair (akis)

W. Grel

C. Dowman

J. Grem

W, Hollants (skip)

f.. Glenlinning

1. E. E

J. Shepherd

9. Logan

(əkip).

». TAJROO R. C.

W, Urven

1. Grimes

It. Keown

I. C. Wallner (akiv)

J. Walt

S. Pollock

W. Cunningham

J. 4. Chalmers {akly)

W. Weir

F. Pettinen J. Palerm N.

rummond (skip)

*+ KOWLOON VOCKS

CRAIGENGOWER "R"

J. W. frvaan!

H. W. Randall

K. M. Oma

1. V. Perpe ()

J. R. Sunte

W. T'helps

A. M. Omar W. €

(skip)

A.2. Conlho F. J. Smalth

Agafurulf and Fare (C.5.C.C.) ist. W. Whiteman to K. L. Chan and M. C. Hung 4-6; W. V. Field (skip) drew with S. Ha and K. S. Cheng 6-6; lust to K. W. Qui and K. 1. Koe -

Bentley and Wood (C.S.C.C) bent Chan and Hung 6-3; beat in and Cheng 6-4; best Ooi and Koe 6-4.

Calledge and Skinner (C.S.C.C.) drew with Chan and Hung 6-6; lost to H and Cheng 3-6; lost to Doi and Spe.5-7.

INDIAN RC.

J. M. Khan 3. M. Xunajahn A. K. Minu

M. Y. Adat (skip)

J. Howen

A. Dakar

A., Mador A. R. Minu (zki),

3. It Abne

A. H. Kumjaha

A. M. Wahns

A. R. Dalah (skip)

SECOND. DIVISION

FOOTBALL CLUB "A". CIVIL, SERVICE

J. Dalgarn

.. Anslow

V. Walker

J. Munneli lakip).

well Hench

G. 5. Graver

1, 8. Holmrison

H. Strange

W. Kuruw KH; WC Huznes J. Stoler takip

C.R.C. v. KOWLOON INDIANS The Kowloon Indians Tennis Club beat Chinese Recreation Club, Causeway Bay, by 6 sets to 3. Scores: H. N. Chau and T. F. Lo (C.R.C.) Is to S. A. and S. S. Hussain 2-6; fast to M. A Khan and Firdos Khan 5-1; brat T. 31. V. Devan and f. M., Singh 6.

C. Wei and S. L. 3 (C.R.C.) lost

to Hussain and Hussain 3-6; beat Kne and Khan -1; beat Devan and Slogh 6-1.

POLICE RE W. Canteran 4. Brown

Chanalaga

M. Purvin W. Musling W. Ilyer

·H—— Parfem-(skin)

F. Harper

J. Cook

14. E. Strange ship? R. 2. Wood ()

.

G. Chanspolovler

M. Conlett

J. F. Westluke, Sur.

. . Wetlake, Juz,

(skip)

v. KOWLOON B. Gle

WV. t. Walker

K. Hamlion

C. Raking

II. E. Murka (skip) . . Buss (sk)

W. Hus

9. Philom

G. 3. Alexander

. E. Carey. skip)

R.

C. Gough

11. 8. Mol: and P. Kwok. (C.R.C.) W. Charit last to Husain and ilussain 3-6; lost 14. 8. Addell (hlet to Kina and Klan 3-6; lost to Devan

and Singh 0-07.

ARMY T.C. v. KOWLOON C.C.

YACHT CLUh

P. N. Canality

F. H. King

H. Abrala n

At Sockumpoo, the Army Tenaiz, A. Stevensen (skipi Club beat Kowloon C.G. (1) by 6%

eta to 9. Scores;

A. Murdoch

A. D. Marrison

W. J. Han

G. E. Costello ekip)

S. M. Fowles and Q. M. S. Warr. (A.T.C.) drew with R. S. Cupell and 0. E. Watson 6-8; hent G. A. White and L. Jack 6-0; ben..R. Lee atit J. L. Anderson 6-2.

Sergt. King and Sergt. O'Coator (ATC) lost to Cupell and Watson 3-6 beat White and Jack 6-3; Toal to Lee and Anderson 6-7.

A Cernell

D. J. Fran

#. E. Maughan

1. T

8. 3. White, J. G. Meyer

C. Sherrit Ink

A. Cheesmu

H. 1. Hrad

JC. GU

-ti. E. F. TonTYLEMATI

inki)

J. K. Sloan

A. Wrheter (akipl

Reserve

W. Orchand

CRAIGENGOWER

D. K. Kharad

F. A. Del£«k»

J. Pau

A. F. R. Ale takiph

. . Kamanjin

H. J. Tulletver

F. J. Bagley

W. Ward (5

Ff. I... Fox

W. I. Akine

E. McNay

Y. Abban takip}

Neserve:

W. K. Way

A. . Ham

1., Jack

W. W. Hirst T. W. Carr

S. J. Houghton (skipi

1..8. Dinner

A. Nim

A. Spary

A. B. Silkstone (sklo)

* FOOTBALL C. "B"

A. W. Hayward

8. Strange

P. Morgan

J. A. J. Belly (skip)

2. A. Howell

N. G. Wellington

A. McKellar

N. M. Currie (uklji

J, Desharn

E. . Carter

4. I. Gelng

E. J. Edwarda (allp

BOWLS TOURNEY

GRIMMITT REACHES

QUARTER-FINALS

Bowling of a fairly high standard was seen on the Kowloon C.C. green where A. W. Grinmitt defented C. 11. Basto by 21 shots to 2 to enter the last eight of the Open Singles Bowls championship. Grimmitt started shinkily but improved his play as the Kan progressed, especially in the last few hends in which he PLvealed Bashes of the form with which he won the title two years ago. Basto, on the other hand, was

rather in- consistent, and inclined to be short, but he was unlucky on several headi when shots lying in his favour were knocked away by Grimaltt's faml

wond.

The loser scored three in the first two hends but Grimmlit soon found his green and annexed five in the next three to take the lead which the maintained throughout. Grimmitt scored two threes, one on the 14th hend and the other on the last which was the 22nd,

he

Playing the more consistent game, A. M. Omar also entered the quarter- finals of the ingles when claminated A. E. Carey in the fourth round

on the Talkoo R.C. green yesterday. He allowed his opponent in score only on seven of the 21′ hendis played and conceited a four, Phy was fairly even in

in the first few her, the score at one stage being 10-16 an the tenth head. Thereafter, the young Craigongower C. C. player, who is one of the most promising of the younger sehool, drew away and won comfortably.

TO-DAY'S TENNIS

PROGRAMME

"B" And "D" Divs :› Matches

In addition to the all-important "Division match between Chinese CLUB DE RECREIO Recreation Club (1) and Club

P. A. Machnito

J. F. V. libeiro

A. V. Barro

1. J. Milve iskla)

F. A. Xavier

A. P. Guterre 5. A. Labri

F. Hata (akla),

J. R

C. t. Pereir P. A. Yradovich R.-8. Rabertson (älp) P. 3. Sunze kip

Ieserve!

Drummond

1, K. ELECTRIC Q. M. S. Davies and S/Sergt. t. I. Arnol Cooper (A.T.C.) beat Capell. and Wat-3. 8. Then Kon G-4: beat White and Jack 6-0;., H. Muskelt

W, Stoker beat Lee and Anderson 6-2.

de

Recreio at Causeway Bay, there is a full programme of. "D" Division league tennis matches this afternoon. Chief intereat is centred on the meeting between Radio Sports Club and the Police Recreation Chib

Here is the programme.

"B" DIVISION

ALHAMBRA

BEFORE SHE MET HIME

SUNDAY

AND SO SHE MARRIED HIMI

And they lived scrappily over afterl

Carl Loommie pisanih ›

AFTER SHE MET HIMI

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LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST

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PRESTON FOSTER

NEXT

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C.R.C. (1) V. Recrelo

"D" DIVISION

KOWLOON C. &

A. Firteher

RS.C.

V.

'-

W. Mulcahy

C.C.C.

**

P.R.C. L.R.C.

Metro- Godlyn

Mayer

J. M. Juck

V. C. Labrum (skip)

C.B.A. S.C.A.A.

A.T.C. K.C.C.

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