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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

WELL, PUPPY--- IT'S TIME FOR YOUR BATH~•~

BESIDES, I WANT TRIXIE TO HAVE A LITTLE SUNSHINE NOW!

June 14, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

NO!

Id 28151.

VONO

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FIVE TEAMS JOIN UP WATER POLO LEAGUE

HALF OF SEASON'S FIXTURES DRAWN

UP

BY COMMITTEE

Five teams, the Victoria Recreation Club, European Y.M.C.A., Chinese Bathing Club, South China Athletic Association and Chung Shing Benevolent Society will take part in the Hongkong Water-Polo League. Fixtures for the first half of the season were arranged yesterday at a meeting of the Committee at the V.R.C. Clubhouse.

The Army and Navy have not en-the option of refusing a walk-over tered, nor have they intimated whe- and arrange to play the match an- ther they have any Intention of do- other day,

Referees will be appointed by the

ing so,

Mr. S. V. Gittips (V.R.C.) was in League 48 hours before the date of the chair and was supported by Mr.the match or matches.

R. Goldman (Y.M.C.AS (Hon. Secre The question of a trophy and tary), Mr. M. M. de V. Soares souvenirs was left in abeyance until (V.R.C.) (representing the European Juter date.

were

Clubs); Mr. S. T. Leung (Chinese) The following fixtures, comprising Bathing Club). Mr. Harold Winglee the first half of the season, (South China Athletic Association), drawn yesterday, and all matches and Mr. S. F. Hong (Chung Shing will commence at 8.15 p.m. and 15

Society).

will be allowed for Benevolent

Įminutes grace

teams arriving late:

It was decided that in view of the Army's non-entry the League fix- tures should be drawn up immedi Sately. Mr. Gittins suggested that should the Army decide to enter a team within a week, the Committee will decide whether they be permit- ted to enter, and if so, to arrange fixtures accordingly.

It was decided that all League, fix- tures should commence at 0.15 p.m. and that minutes grace be given

15 to late-comers following which the referee appoinled to the match have powers to award a walk-over to the home team. It was, however, decid- ed that the home team should have

Monday, June 26 Chinese Bathing Club v. Y.M.C.A. (at Chinese B.C.); South Chinu A.A.

Chung Shing (at South China).

Thursday, June 29 Victoria Recreation Club v. Chin- Bathing Club (al V.R.C.); X.M.C.A. v. South China A.A. Y.M.C.A.).

Cat

Thursday, July & Victoria Recreation Club v. Chung Shing (at VRC.).

Monday, July 10 Y.M.C.A. v. Victoria Recreation Club (at Y.M.C.A.): Chung Shing v. Chinese Bathing Club (at Chung Shing).

Thursday, July 13

Y.M.C.A.

Two's company, but three's a honeymoon in "Never Say Die," a Par- amount comedy showing at the Queen's Theatre to-day. The picture fea- tures Bob Hope and Martha Itage as the blissful newlyweds, and Andy Devine, who has come along to keep an eye on the bride.

Tennis

Chinese R. C. Surprised By South China

INDOOR BOWLING

Mixed Pairs League Second Round

In the second round of the Mix-

Mile Of Contury

CUNNINGHAM INVITED TO MEET WOODERSON

Princeton, June 12, Glenn Cunningham, world famous American runner and holder of the world indoor mark for the mile, has been invited by Princeton University to compete against England's Sydney Wooderson, holder of the world re- cord, at the "Mile of the Century" race to be held on Princeton's track on Saturday.

Sydney Wooderson arrived in New York to-day aboard the erack French

iner Normandie-United Press.

Wooderson's acceptance of the in- vitation had severe repercussions in American sporting circles over month ngo, when the American A.A.A. invitation

British to the A.A.A. was cancelled. Amerien pre- sumably banked on the knowledge that Wooderson would be beaten in this race and, being the star of the British team, a loss of "gate" would resuit.

The

cancellation of the In vitation has resulted in a break in relations between the British and American ruling bodies. Wooderson was, however, not held responsible by the British authorities, as he had accepted the Princcion Invitation! nearly a year ago.

Leading Golf Pros In Opposition

London, June 13.

In the Penfold Golt fourth series,

KING'S Cheng Shin): South China Chin at bowling and Whitcombe beat Adams two and one:

NEXT CHANGE

Seven

oddly assorted travelers-riding headlong into- danger.

WALTER WANGER presents

STAGECOACH

Directed by JOHN FORD

CLAIRE TREVOR • JOHN WAYNE Andy Devine: John Corrading? Thomas Milchalk • Louise Pło!! George, Bancroft Donald Hook Berton Churchill Tim Holt

Kaleused thru Unäed Antant.

ese Bathing Club (at South China). Monday, July 17

Victoria Recreation Clubv. South

China A.A. (ut V.R.C.).

Constitution and Rules

The constitution of the Lengue and local rules as adopted yesterday

The Lows:

are as

shall be known as the Hongkong Water Polo League and will be governed by a Committee a Chairman, Hon. Secre-

comprisurer, und Committee mem-

bers from theCombined Chinese Clubs, the European Civilian Clubs and the Navy and Army should the two latter Services be represented by teums in the League.

The League will be run under the Huspices

of the Swimming Clubs of the Colony and will be played under the rules of the Federation Inter- nationale de Natation Amateur, the

for governing body

international Aquatics, and those applicable to

local conditions.

The following local conditions or bye-laws must be strictly adhered to:

ed Pairs Competition of the Ewoenry Cotion to-day beat Arthur League at the Bowling Alleys last Lacey two and one; Percy Allies beat Rees Ave and three; Burton beat Playing at home yesterday in the night, a

pair of newcom Alfred Padgham one up; Bert Gadd "B" Division of the Hongkong Lawn ers was eliminated.

winners, D. Veneziu and Mrs. beat Alfred Perry one up; Reginald

halved their match.---Reuter, Service Cricket Club and won by 7 their experience proved too much for Charles Whitcombe and Sam King

to 12. Two matches pair-wtory and J. J. Ferguson

of the home Dr. and Mrs. Valentine who only re- s-woh-all three of their matches.me but who showed great promise cently visited the alleys for the Arst

E. S.

42

H.K.C.C.) beat J. A. Bendall and W. and easily survived the first round. WRESTLING CHALLENGE

J. Skinner 6-2, beat 1. and B. Agafuroff 6-4, beat S. Peck and J. D. Veneziu

Bicknell 6-3,

Scores:

Mrs. Miller

Total

185 170 104 122 163 140

$25

425

05 110 107 102

80

303

100

612

B O'M. Deane and W. H. Jowitt

Dr. Valentine (H.K.C.C.) lost to Bendall and Skin- ner 4-6, drew with the AgaturofT brothers, beat Peck and Bicknell 6-3. Mrs. Valentine

T. J. Gould and T. C. Monoghun (H.K.C.C.) beat Bendall and Skinner 6-3, beat the Agaturoff brothers 6-1, beat Peck and Bicknell 0-3.

S.Ç.A.A. V. C.R.C.

Total

THE GOLD VASE

London, June 13.

Arriving in Hongkong from Shang- hni two weeks ago, Gulam Hussein, 050210 1. Indian wrestler, has issued a challenge against any comers in 300 American "all-in" wrestling.

Hussein has been featured in bouts in India and Singapore. He resides onthe ground floor of 5, Landale Street, Wanchal.

TOY

ELEPHANT HERD

GROWS

At King's Park yesterday, South China Athletle Association surprised Atout Maitre won the Gold Vaso by an easy victory over the Chinese to-day by four lengths from Accord Recreation Club on the former's Parfait, Auriga being third by the

SPANISH FORK, Utah. courts 81% to 2 in the "B" Division same margin. of the Tennis League.

Seventeen ran. Betting: 11-2,

During the past four years, Peggy The feature of the match was the 100-0, 100-6-Router.

Larsen, 17-year-old Spanish Fork Dr.

girt. has collected hundreds of toy splendid play of the veteran,

who is playing In the

elephants as a hobby. Peggy's col- Transfers: Players who have play- Philip Tul under the name of C. S. and Ribeiro 1-6; best Gonsalves and lection, which now numbers sev

tournament ed for any one. Club In two or more

Dr. Tyau,

who was formerly Remedios 0-4.

eral hundred, includes elephants of matches in the League will not be Dew.

A. Rahmin and G. M. Khan all sizes, shapes and colours. Among allowed to represent any other team Chinese Consul-General in Singa- in the League at any other time dur-pore, and latterly specini representa- (KIT.C.) lost to Reed and Oliveiro prominent persons who have

tive of the

Chinese Foreign Office 1.0: lost to Silva and Ribeiro 1-8; tribuled to her collection is Joan ing the season,

"Only bona fide members of clubs in Canton, played with an unerring lost to Gonsalves and Remedios 2-6. Crawford, screen actress. are allowed to participate in the eye. and despite his sixty years, -placed well that his opponents League.

were left guessing all the time.

Postponements: In the case of a postponement, 48 hours nollee must

be given in writing, with reasons, to

W. T Lee and C. S. Dew Luk Ding-cheung (S.C.A.A.) ben-wing 7-5; beat Iu the Langue Secretary, Postpone und Wong ments to be approved by the Com-Tak-cheuk and Luk Chung-cheung mittee.

0-3: beat Choy Ping-fan and Ng

Supply of Materials: The Club or Kam-chuen 6-3.

organisation promoting matches W. H. Ho and J. Hsu (S.C.A.A.) (home team matches) is responsible drew with Luk and Wong; lost to lu for the provision of all stated fix-and Luk 4-9; lost to Choy and Ng tures and requisites and for correct 2-6.

measurements and marking of the 3. Wong and H. K. Ho (S.C.A.A.) field of play.

beat Luk and Wong 6-4; beat Iu and Luk 6-2; beat Choy and Ng 6-1.

Supply of Officials: Referees to be appointed by the League Committee, but each team Is to provide their while the home own goal-scorers, team must provide a time-keeper.

Athletic Records Beaten

(Continued from Page B)

Smith (Polytechnic L.A.C.), 3014 alin. 3.

High Jump-D. Odam Mitcham ile 5ft. lin. 1. Amnid (Polytechnie LA.C. 8ft 2: D. Endrewallflford LA.C.) 4.1U3

Five Lap Race. Forster (Civil Ser- vice W.AC.), 1 E. Potter (Ilford A.C1), #; M. Clarke (Birchheld U.), 3. Time. min, 650c, (new record),

Ge Metre D, B. Lock (Mitcham A.C.), 1 Haby (Middlesex Forder (Emax A.C.), 3. Time 79. (new record),

E.C.C. Beat C.C.C.

At the K.C.C. Kowloon Cricket Club bent Cralgengower Cricket Club 02-3.

F. Grose and A. V. White (K.C.C.) beat W. J. Howard and E. Zimmern 7-5; drew with Geo. Lai ond. J. W. Leonard; beat Leo Chon and Robert Choa dài.

B. Soltau and W. M. Gittins (K.C.C.) beat Howard and Zimmern 6-3; lost to Lat and Leonard 4-0; beat Chos and Choa 0-4.

N. A. E. Mackay and R. T. Brond- Zimmern 3-6; lost to Lai and Leonard bridge (K.CC.) lost to Howard and

3.0; beat Chon and Choa 0-2.

KIT.C. Beaten at Home At the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club ground the home team were beaten by the Club de Recrelo 0-3.

- S. A. and S. S. Hassola (K.LT.C.). beat W. A. Reed and M. A. Oliveiro 6-3; lost to A. M. Silva and F, A, V.

Long Jump. E. Raby (Middiesa LA.C.), it in., 1: M. Smith (fereuter. Ribeiro 1-6; beat Hi Gonsalves and A.C.J. 2: V, Schenck (Mitcham) A.Ch 5. A. M. Remedios 0-1.

**Lap Relay Championship. Mitcham---- M. A. Khan and F Khan-lost to AU., 1: EIRX LAGU 7: Spartan ZAC Reed and Oliveira 4-8; fost to Silva * **** 3. Imin, izkeen. (record time),

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