1939-07-08 — Page 17

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

-July 8, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

NANCY

DIS DARKNESS IS KINDA CREEPY --- 1. BETTER FIND. A HOUSE QUICK

BEFORE A BEAR OR T-TIGER

JUMPS OUT AT ME---

OH BOY!--- A OLD SHACK -- NOW I'LL

BE SAFE!

BOWLS LEAGUE LEADERS PLAYING AT HOME

Good Struggle Should Be Witnessed To-Day On Sookunpoo Green

(Dy "Abo")

No appreciable changes in the positions of the League Table are likely at the conclusion of to-day's matches in the First Division of the Hong- kong Lawn Bowls League. The four top teams, the Club de Recreio "A" (last year's champions), the Kowloon C.C., Craigengower C.C. and the Indian R.C., are all playing at home and all should win.

The only match

that is open to AL R. Abbos Madar doubt, in my opinion is that at Soo- kumpoo between the Indians and the! J. Tonsen Kowloon B.G.C. 1 will be recalled! 5. M. Rumjahın that the Indians won handsomely at A. R. Austin Road on May G by 18 shots, A. R. Minu atud having won away, they are not D. 3. Khan, likely to lose on their own green A. 1. Wahab where they are so deadly. But the Dallah

M. Y.Ads. Kowloom B.G.C. men have been do-

Grelcengower

ing very well since then, and withi the couple of changes made sprei-W. Lechard

ally for this match, nobody can tell whether they cause an upset.

Indivillions ure that the green at Sookunpoo to-day will be a "fery" une-which ought to sult the Kai- loon B.G.C, men as much as it dnes the Indians.

CHAMPION SHOULD WIN The champlons are at home to the Police R.C., and though one realkes tint the Police have shown a great

K. M. Omar A E Coates

11, W. Bradbury

W. J. Peny

1. C. R. Soura

J. S. Landolf

U. M. Omar

A. A. Razack

W. Ward

A. M. Omar R. BA

+ Recreio A Improvement in some of their recem c. M, Silva, matches, one doubl

much J. F. V. Riberto very whether they will be good enough to Silve

F. X. M. Silva brenten the Recreio MA

Then, at Happy Valley the Cral-1, Luz gengower C.C. will entertain Kow-A. P. Guterres loon Dock, who are not doing so well at the' moment. The

n.

LIZ

| IT. A, Alyan Valley players, of course, ought to win com- 1, F. Xavier

Starques fortably.

divi. Notonha

The lust

match

+ Us

C. G. Silva

siun is that between the Kowloon C.C. and the Club de Recreio "B". Kowloon C,C. In their Inst two home matches, the C. Labrum

U_W....M. Brown Kowlson C.C. have beaten the Craf gengower C.C. and the Indian R.C.F. Goodwin in succession, and

Dow unlikely

T. A. Madar W. Ilyde The Civil Servants, who won their? 3. Frater first match of the present season last

to be checked by the Recreio "B".

E. C. Fincher

Saturday, are not engaged to-day Geo Lea which is a pity, because if they have, W. Mulcahy got into their stride

last this break tyde

will probably do them no guod.

JUNIOR MATCHES

W. B. Drake

W. Macfarlane

A. J. inli

I. Duncan

J. G. Meyer,

W. L. Walker

T. E. Robson

1. 6. G

A. M. Hollard

Kuwint Bock

1. B. Parks

R. H. A. Lapsley

it. Lapsley

If, G. Cooper

F. Cullen

M. Fergusan J. Kempion

3. Brown

A. Calinan

V. Samay W. Mackle

R. Morrison

Police

1. Drown G. A. Chang WV. Maie

Fender

1. Melend

C. Duwman

3. Shepherd A. U. Carey

Forrest

a. C. Mosa

G. Perkins

J. Oren

Recreio

C. F. Remedios

AM, Xavier.

C. I. Pereira

B. Basto

Pereira

Remedios

D. C. Alves

FX. Soares

F. A. Machado XI. Baato

V. V. Ribeiro

E. Kern

J. Dasto

Serond

Division

Kowloon F.C.

Of the two leaders in the Second Division, Talkoo R.C. are playing away to Kowloon Tong and despite this handicap they should take both C. Pil

B. Tror!

points, while the Hongkang Football Clean Club are at home. to the Craigengo-w. Field wer C.C., who have struck a bad pulch at the moment. However, a W. Groves victory for the C.C.C. will put them back near the top.

The Kowloon C.C., Club de Re- ercio and Hongkong Football Club, leaders of the Third Division, are alf at home and they might to re- tain their positions.

The following is the programme;

First Division

Indians Craigengowe:

Recreto A Kowloon C.C.

Estar

12. Young)eusband T. Perdition

1. Evans

W. Simpso v. Alienza, V. Chitetlen

Folice

MacDonald

J: Hendridge

A. 1. JobIMOTE

G.. Alexander

V

v Bowling Green

Kowloon Dock

R. S

Police

* Recreio B

Second Division

Kowloon F.C. Bowling Green Police

บ Civil Service

Craigengewer V Hongkong F.C. Kowloon Tong บ Talkoo

Third Division

v Craigengower Recreio Hongkong F.C. v Bowling Green Kowloon C.C. v Yacht Club

Kowloon FC. Electric

PLAYERS SELECTED First Division

Indiati

A. 11. Rumjahr

A. Daker

Kowloon .q.c. A. B. scil S. M. White

SPORT ADVTS

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB

July Race Meeting, 1939.

The above Meeling postponed from Bunday, Zud July, will be held on Sunday, 9th July, 1030. The First Beli will be ruig 'at 145 pm, and the Brst race will be run at 2.15 p.m. approximately..

By order,

8. W, CHENG,

Hongkong, 5th July, 1030.

Kelly

N. 1. Fraser

W. McHardy

W. Glendinning

J. Hunter

J. R. MeWolter

J.

deli

Itongkong F.C.

J. S. Howell

3. H. Geling

W. GKI

JA, R. Selby

FL. P. Shaw

C. . Hobettoon

W. J. Held

A. Brookstank

E. L. Strange

G. E. Stephens 1.. Lammert N. Bebbington

Кпитов Талд Make

Castra

J. Stephens A. Spary

W. J. Howard?

A. E. Contro

A, J. Kow

A. I. Baste

J. N. Wong

R. Gittis

Kowloon 1.G.C.

I. P. Phillips

V. C. Dixon

If. While J. S. Lotan

F. V. Scarle

F. A

1. E. Drew

Chest

G. E. F. Thompson

T. Armstrong

K. C. Hainliien

A. Tower

♫ W, Waterlon

Civil Service

6. Kiriman

D. Crawley

W. Bagley

F. Huynes

F. Harper Carr

Strange W. Hyer

F. Austin

A. IL Altan

A. Steven

S. Eccleshall

Centgengo? J. H. Xavier A. Coelho T. Locke H. Randall

W. McNelli

La Gindal

F Zimmerm

C. S. Hoanelet

N. Ivonard 11. Inari

N. P. Karanla W. K. Way

Trikoo

H. C. Ges W. C. Bnvaird T. Stainton J. Chalmers

F. BIblon

W. Cunningham

J. Watson

I Wallace

M. Melrose

it Main

W. Beath

D. MUNTO

Thir: Division

Heerelo

M. F. Alarcon

M. Rodrigues

11. Soares

6,

P. Remedios

A. T. Norapha

F. A. Xavier

C. A. Lopes

E. Soura

Secretary.c. Ves

LC. Remerlion

Craigengawer

F.. MeNay E. Kerrison

W. Phelps

G. S. Ladd

G. A. Payne

Petersen

Dr. C. W. Lam

Jolin Pau

A, R. Solla

F. X. Delgado

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Pleterr was taken on the Hongkong C.C. green yesterday when a team led by the Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce entertained a tram captálned by His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoßtry Northcote, at bowls, Seen In the picture are (left to right; THs Execllenes. 3. A. Fraser, T. E. Pearce, R. H. Wild, and A. K. Mackenzie. -Staf Platographer,

First Bowls Match At Hongkong C.C.

In the first lawn bowls match to be played in the Hongkong Cricket Club green, a team led by Mr. T. E. Pearce bent Hls Excellency the Governor's lent: 04-18 yesterday, Though the match was most enjoy- able, the standard of bowls was not

high,

A seven was scored by B. E. on the 11th head Maughan's rink against Dr. J. T. Smalley, who was at that time leading by 10-5. Dr. Smalley, however, took the lead again

Indoor Bowling

Bowlers Beat

Beer Barons In Ewo Match

U.S. R. C. Too Good For Recreio Pairs

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A postponed match in the Mixed MERRYBREZZURE-PZERK

Doubles Division of the Lawn Ten- jnis Lengue was held at King's Park

you will say about

In a second round match of the yesterday when United Services Re That's exactly what

League creation Club beat Club de Recreio third tourney of the Ewo' played at the Hongkong Bowling 7-1%.

The matches were played on the Alleys yesterday. The Bowlers beat The Beer Barons by 252 Tong Serg of U.SS. Tulsa acted as are a big improvement on the other beach, Sharkskin and points, newly returfest grass courts, which your Gabardine, Palm- substitute for a player short on the gross courts and rank among the losing side and he recorded second highest score for the team still in need of some rolling.

Woolgar was highest scorer for the winners.

G.

The Bowlers

C. Tontrar

143 250

the

best in the Colony, although they are other types of Sum-

W. A. H. Duff and Miss M. Grimer Suits when they

come back from

miths (U.S.R.C.) beat A. V. Remedios and Miss O. Ribeiro 0-2; beat A. V. Gosano and Mrs.; C. Nóronhin ·6-0 Silve 454 beat J. Gonsalves and Miss

_on_the_13th head, scoring_a_flyet wuencer124-103-160452(1.

241

430

total 19-14, but un the remaining 1. Tidi. *****... 133 102 138

L. Gukiman and Miss A. Tylor Cuttinger ...... 184 103 131 415 eight heads, Dr. Smalley could only

arid Miss (U.S.R.C.) beat Remedies Total spore tour.

1.700 Ribeiro 02: beat Gosuno and Mrs.

J. Deakin's rlok, which included His Excellency, scored a two on the first head but thereafter were led all the way.

The remaining gume was close. After a running start A. W. Brown's rink led Col. White's rink 17-0 on the 18th head. One on the 19 and

Q

The Beer Barons Kirk Tony Sorg A Estes

Bookter

150

133

443

Total

Mixed Paira Competilos

| Noronha 6-0; beat Consalves and

Miss Silva 6ant.

Lt. Tomlinson and Mr. Skinner

419 (U.S.R.C.) drew with Remedios and

301

271

Miss Ribeiro: beat Gosauo and Mrs.

→→ Normanha 6-1; lost to Gonsalves www.

1,438 and Miss Sitra 4-0.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Horton beat

a four in the 20th brought Cot. Whiteatr. E. Zimmern and Miss M, Chum within striking distance, but the Jart | by 82 points in the second round of |head only yielded a single.

The scores were:

T. H. Peauer, A. K, Mackenzie, R. H. Wild and G. Costello beal J. A Fraser, Capt. Wylie, His Excellency the Governor and J. Deakin 21-15.

Draminond, A. C. 13, Brown, D. Nissim and A. W. Brown beat Lt. Col. Collin, His Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor S. II. Dodwell and Colonel White 17-14.

W. A. Cornell, J. Owen Hughes, A. S. Mitchell and B. E. Maugham beat E. Coelt. 11is Honour Mr. Justice It, E. Lindsell'and Dr. J. T. Smalley 20-10.

C. M. S. Alves.

1. A, Yvanovicli

Hongkong P.C. C. G. Kolls

1. Harnes

1. Wallington V. Walker

F. Anslow

F. Needham1 Ralston 1. I. Pezz

Σ Casey

B. Graver T. Rowell J. Russell

Kowloon C.C. A. Fabel W. E. folha

A. Madar

M. Jack

W. Nact

C. i, Taylor A. W. Ramsey T. W. Carr

T. Hunter

J. Hempisey

A Wright

W. iunt

Hongkong Electrle

J. R. Way

W, Macfarlana

Q. G. 8. Thomson

W. n. Muskett

I da Romo

A. G. Gardner

G. T. Badgett

A. F. Paul

R. A. Owenn

C. Butter

15. S. McKay

K. Song

A. H. Hamson

A. E. S. Alves

Kewloon 11G.C. A. Morton

W. Denton F. A. Atkins II. L. Lockhart

P. A. Peckitam W. Hartower J. Watson

J. S. Dinnea

E. F. Panc

G. S. Hammond

J. Bicknell

P. J. A. tamilion

Yacht Club

E. Hospes G. 11, Bond

A. Ntasten

A. W. Brown

9. Cansidy F. N. BYRN A. 9. Mitchell D. E..Maughan

W. A. Cornell D. Drummoms

R, 1. Wild

G. E. Costello

Kowloon F. C. B. Wong D. Izoft

W. Excell V. Petherick

F. McCarthy

J. Press,

Ji. Hughes P. Morgag

W. Woodrock

II. MUL

A. Mom

J. Smalley

the Mixed Pairs Competition.

Although she was out of practice, Mist Churn gave a creditable dis- play when she volunteered to take the place of Mrs. E. Zimmern, who was unable to play owing to indis- position.

Zimmera

Miss Churn

Toinl

C. Horten Mis. Horton

Tatal

154 130 100

143 430

#4

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737

And

100

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Three Men Break Two-Mile Mark

A

Helsinki, July 7. new two-mile world record was established to-day by Taisto Mucki with a time of 8 rins. 53.2 secs, which beats the previous best Miklos lot 1 mins. 55 secs, held by

Szabo, of Hungary.

The second man in to-day's rec, Tuominen, who covered the distantes in 8 mins. 33.5 seen, and the third, who was locked in 8 min. 54.8 sees,,-also broke the previous record,

→Renter.

DOG SHOW SUCCESS

Event Will be Made An Annual Attraction

The dog show held at St. John's Place in March Inst proved such a great success, according to an on- Mr. nouncement by the Secretary,

H. M. Howell yesterday, that it is proposed to make the Show an an- nual event.

Surplus funds realised

to $1,448,31.

mounted

of

It has been deckled to allocate the surplus funds as follows-$1,000 to the Society for the Prevention Cruelty to Animals; $100 to the Boy Scouts Associntloň, and $340.31 to ba carried forward for the next show,

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