1939-07-15 — Page 17

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By Ernie Bushmiller

IT REALLY

NANCY

'LO, NANCY-- WHATCHA

THINKIN' ABOUT?

OH, I WAS JUST THINKIN' ABOUT MY LI'L DOG!

HEY! -- YOU PROMISED DAT YOU'D ONLY THINK OF ME FROM NOW,

ON!

ΟΗ, Ι FORGOT

WELL... 1 WANT YOU TO STICK TO YER PROMISE FROM NOW

ON!

O.K.

AIN'T RIGHT

TO THINK ONLY ABOUT SLUGGO!

July 15, 1939.

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LADIES'

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GAMES EXPECTED IN BOWLS LEAGUE

SHOES

MIXED DOUBLES

and

CORSETS

Kowloon C. C., Indians

C.C.,

Have Difficult Tasks

Ahead Of Them To-Day

(By "Abe"?)

Club de Recreio “A”, champions of the First Division, have no game in the Lawn Bowls League this afternoon, but the four matches which are down for decision to-day are not without interest. Every match looks fairly oven, and surprises may be sprung during the day.

The Police R.C. entertain the in-1 Civil Service

E. Soitda dians al Happy Valley in want should Deakin

The In-A, V. Grimmitt prove to be a clore game. "illuns are making a few positional |F. Jones

changes for the Best time since the M. E. Purvia League commenced this scaron, and W. Burling it is difficult to say how these changes | M. Rakusein will turn out. The Police have the 15. Strange advantage in that they have more or [R. R. Davies less settled down and, furthermore, K. R. Wood

their are playing on

DWB green. Collyer

J. Hollige Nevertheless, it the Indians are at their best they are fully capable of taking both points.

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Craigongawer

J. W. Leonard

K. M. Omar

.

A. E. Coates

Second

Talkoo

Kowloon Docks are at home to the 1. O. Gilles

C. Bovard Kowloon C.C. Well though the latter. Stalition are playing at the moment, I am not|J. Chalmers so sure that they will hive Laings E. Rithon their own way. On the fist Kowloon, Cunningham Dock green, it takes a good team to Watson beat the Docks.

I. Wallace

"g" TEAM STRENGTHENED

Bre

R. Main

W. Beath

M. Meiruse

1. Munro

Craigengower

The Club de Recreio "B" home to the Kowloon B.G.C. and cun- not be too sanguine regarding their chances of winning. I notice that. Xavier

A. Coelho two of the "A" team players are T. Locke down to turn out for the "B" to-day.. Randall and winle C. M. Sliva und L. J. Silva

W. McNeil will, I am sure, strengthen the "" L. Guild! tewn, I cannot help feeling that to- Zimmerm day is not a very good day to bring them down since the "A" have noh, Leonard game.

If their recent win can be taken as

C. S. Hosselet

D. Rozar

1. P. Keranla

W. K. Way

Hongkong F.C.

J. A. I. Selby

a criterion of their present form, the Civil Service C.C. have shaken off 4. 5. "their "curller" Inck of canfilence. TaJ H.-Gelling-

W. Gi day, in their match against the Cralgengower C.C., they will have an opportunity of showing what they can. P. Shaw de. On their own green they have. 3, Itoid

B. Robertson more than once beaten the Craigen-|A, Brookabank gower C.C. in the past, and what they

E. L Strange

have done before I am sure they can E. Stephens do again,

Lammert

The following is the programme of N. Bebbington matches and the rinks selected to re- present the various clubs:

Police

First Divisioni

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Indians Kowloon Docks y Kowloon c. c.

Recreio 1

v. Craigengower

{ Bowling Green

Civil Service

Second Division

Talkoo Craigengower Craigengower Hongkong FC. Police

V Civil Service

Civil Service Kowloon Tong

v Kowloon F.C.

V Bowling Green

Third Division

Craigengower v Yacht Club

Bowling Green Y Electric Kowloon F.C. V Recreio Stanley

Hongkong F.C.

PLAYERS SELECTED·

Police

Brown!

First Division

Tadlana

A. Channing S. M. Runjahn

A. H. Rumjahn A. O. Madar

W. Malt

J. Fender

W. Mcleod

C. Dowman J. Shepherd A. C. Carey

W. S. Dall

Forrer! G. Perkins J. Orem

Kowloon Dock W. Houston

Cullen H. Gray H. G. Cooper

M. Ferguson P. 13. Parks

Kempton

J. Brown

Calman Мааст

Ramany

It. Morrison

Recreio D C. M. Miva A. M. Xavier C. R Pereira

E. Baato

Al. It. Abbas

J. Hoosen

A. Blaker

A, R, Mina

A. K. Minu

D. M. Khan

A. M. Wahab M. Y. Ad

A. R. Dallah

Kowloon C.C. V. C. Labrum

W. M. Brown

H. Kish

F. Goodwin

T. A. Madar

W. flyda

3. Fraser

E. C. Fincher

Geo Lee

W. "Mulcahy

lyde

E. Kerp

Kowlood B.Q.C. A. 6. IKKE}}

8. M. White

W. R. Drako

W. Macfarlane

C. Pereira

R. Doncas

C. Alves

Bity

X. BaareS

A. Machado

V. V. Jubeiro

J. Barto

G. EF, TomPROTI

3. G. Mayer A. J.

W.

Walker

T. Robso

A. 31. Holland

Police

;

MacDonald

F. J. Kelly

A. J. Jnhinori

G. C. Moss

R. Ellba

f. Hendridge

C, S. Alexander

W, Mcllardy

W. Glendinning

N. I. Fraser

J. R. MeWaller

J. Riddell

B. W, Bradbury

W. J. Penny

c. R. Souza

J.. Lundalt

17. M. Omar

A. A. Razack W. Ward A. M. Omar R. Basn Division

Cicli Servie E. irinan J. Corr

W. Bagley

Г. Плудея

V. Elibage

D. Crawley

C. Strange

W. Billyer

F. Austin

A. D. Allan

A. Steven

S. Eccleshali

Kowlon Tong C. More

II. Castro

J. Le Stephena

A. Spary

W. J. Hinwari

A. 5. Contro

A. J. Kew

A. H. Basto

J. Tang

T. K. Lun

J. N. Wong

H. Chun

Kowloon V.C. C. Ple

B. Thomson- J. Gibson W. Field

W. Graver

A. Zartmag

R. Younghusband.

T. FergusKON

It, Evaris

W. Skapsan

V. Atten V. Chittenden

Kowloon .G.C. R. P.

pa

V. c. Dixon

H. While

J. S. Logan

E. V. Seart

C. E. Turphy

L. A. R. Duncan

F. A. Cheesman

T. Armstrong

K. C. Hamilton

A. Bower

D. W. Waterton

Third Division

Craigenzower

E. McNay

E. Kerrison W. Phelps 10. S, Lad

5. A. Payne

Petersen

|Dr. C. W. Lam

John Pau

S. R. Soling

F. X. Delgado

¡A. 1. Hamsar

A. E. S. Alves

Kowloon 1.0.c. A. Morton tö, W. Deacon

1. E. Drew

Lockhart

P. A. Peckham

W. larrower

J. Watson

J. S. Dinnen

E. F. Pope

G. S. Hammand

H. J. Nicknell

P. 3. A. Hamilton

Kowloon F. C.

8, Wong

D. Iznit

W. Excell

V. Petherick

J. Hors

Bones

R. Hughes

I'. Morgan

11. MH W. Woodcock

McCarthy

|A. Maka

Btanley

V. it. Freeman

J. Hudson

... Foster

T. Pilo

A, H. Frank

9. V. McGrath

5. Hodge

T. Gooding

Gowland

W.Fitzgerald J. McCutcheon

A. Jott

Yacht Club 9. Comedy J. Hanbers R. H. Wild A. W. Brow

W. A. Cornell,

E. Hospes

A, B, Mitchell

D. E. Maughan

G. 11. Nond

D. Drummond

A. Nik

G. E. Costello

Bengkong Electrio V. Sarty

W. Mactoriane

S. Deacon W. D. Muskoft

R. C. Butler

I. A. Owens

A. F. Foul

L, de Roine

J. F. Barron

A. G. Gardner

G. T. Badgelt

G. G. S. Thomson

Recreio.

M. F. Alareon

A. M. Rodrigues

J. It. Boarea

O, P. Remedior

A. F. Horopha

A. Xavier

A. Lopes

E, BOULA

C. VAI

C Itemedios

C. M. B. Alves

2. A. Yvanovich

Hongkong F.C.

C. Holi

1. Jarnes

11. G. Wallington

Walker

*Anslow

C. P. Needham

J. Italion

11. 11. Pegg

E Casey

B. Graver

Howell Flusso)

TENNIS

Two matches In the Mixed Doubles Division of the Lawn Tennis League were played yesterday at King's Park, where United Services Recren- tion Club Lest Lodles' Recreation Club 6-3; while Recreio shared the Epoils with Kowloon Cricket Club "B", both teams securing their first Leafque points.

U.S.N.C. did not have matters nlt; their own way and were forced to concede three sets to their visitors, for whom J. J. Ferguson und Mrs., Churchill were the best. These two Mrs. well and players combined Churchill was particularly effective with her volleying und well placed forehand drives. Ferguson was sate overhead and tucked everything at the net nway for outright winners.

Edward G. Robinron, an a fighting special prosecutor, is starred in Columbia's "I Am the Law," coming to the King's Theaire fo-morrow. Barbara O'Neill, Wendy Barry, John Beal and Otto Kruger are principal members of the supporting cani,

Mr. and Mrs. Story were a well-Lawn Bowls balanced pale, but unfortunately they were fully extended by Dull and Miss) Grinths and when up against Gold- man and Miss Tylor had lost most of their sting.

Dutt and Mlls Griffiths were again the best of the home pairs, Duff's splendid overhend work, he took full advantage of his height and chop vul- leys being unreturnable. Miss Grif

ths has improved considerably and was very steady at the net where

in she killed and angle-volleyes! pressively.

OUR GUIDE

DRAW MADE TO THE

IN PAIRS AND RINKS

Draws for the bowls Open Rinto semi-finals, and the fourth round of the Pairs Championship were made vesterday in the offices of Messrs. Gande Price and Company Ltd.

The following were the draws: OPEN RINKS (SEMI-FINALS)

Sunday, July 23

CINEMAS

the

"Thanks for Everything" (King's, selects to-day). Big Business Amerien's "Mr. Average Man" to to discover the public's reactions sling schemes, big and small, but uproarious complications start when

foreign power uses him to and out whether the States would go to war! With Adolphe Menjou, Jack Ookie, Jack Haley, Arleen Whelan, Tony Martin and Binnie Barnes.

"Idiot's Delight" (Queen's and Alhambra, to-day), Robert E.

Goldman and Miss Tylor were strongly opposed by Ferguson and Mrs. Churchill, Vho at one time! threatened to win, but the home pair snatched a last minute victory al 7-5. Miss Tylor's very fast and powerful service, splendid midcourt. C. S. Fender. A. M. Calman, into a movie with more emphusts on M. Ferguson, R Morrison and J. C. the romance than on its anti-wor volleying,

lobbing Brown (C.C.C.); F. Machado, C. M. speeches. Clark Gable and Norma and judlelous marks her as the outstanding woman Silva, J. F. V, Ribeiro, and F. X. M. Shearer are the vaudeville dancer player at the moment. She makes an da Silva v. E. W. Simmonds, J. and bogus Russian "counless" who admirable partner and has worked up Deakin, S. Eccleshall and A. W. once were acquainted in Omaha and a sound understanding with her Gummitt (K.B.C.G.). Mr. U. M. meet again in a corner of Europe at partner.

Omar will umpire the first match and the outbreak of a new war. Edward Mr. R. Phillips the second.

R. Eills, F. Channing, W. Mair and Sherwood's Pulitzer prize play made

W. A. H. Duff and Miss M. Grif- fiths (U.S.R.C.) bent Capt. Hyde and Mrs. R. C. Beavan -1; bent J. J. Ferguson and Mrs. Churchil 6-4; beat Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Story 2. L. Coldman and Miss A. Tylor (U.S.R.C.) beat Hyde and Mrs. Bea van 6-0; beat Ferguson and Mrs Churchill 7-5; beat Mr. an Mrs Story 2.

OPEN PAIES (FOURTH ROUND)

————- Monday,-July_24–

J. Roosen and A. R. Minu v. G.

| Arnold, Charles Coburn, Joseph | Schildkraut, Burgess Meredith and ore the other Laura Hope Crewe "big" names in the show.

"Garden Of the Moon”TM(Orlenial, stor, Duncan and W. Gill (C.S.C.C.); to-day) See a new singing Luz and L. F. Xavier v. T. E. Robson John Payne, and hear some illting and H. Nish (Kowloon Docks); W. song-hits. Up to the standard of the Field and Gibson v. Coates and Brad-average "musleat."

"Siagecoach" (Majestie, to-day). Glendinning bury (KB.G.C.); ___W.

Wild West. This contains more than the normal thrills of a "western": it also has suspense nad fine dramatic acting by a cost which includes Claire Trevor, John Wayne, George John Carradine und Bancroft, Thomas Mitchell.

Lt. J. M. Tomlinson and Mrs. J. E und W. Male v. J. Noronha and C, G.-An unusual picture of the Skinner (U.S.RC.) lost to Hyde and| Silva (C.S.G.D.). Mrs. Beavan 3-6; lost to Ferguson and Mrs, Churchill 38; lost to Mr. and Mrs. Story 3-4.

Spoils Shared

Tuesday, July 25

E. Zimmern and N. P. Karunia v. Remedios und C. C. Pereira

(K.C.C.). Club

At King's Park, Club de Recreio entertained Kowloon Cricket

Weducaday, July 20 "B" in an interesting match in which

J. F. V. Ribeiro and L. J. Sliva v. the spoils were shared, both teams F. X. Soares and C. M. Silva (K.F.C.); whining four and a half matches,

and E C. Fincher v. W. Reerelo's women, particularly Mrs. A. Alves and Ribeiro v. Ramsey

J. Fraser

C. Noronha, were fairly impressive Melrose and J. C. Chalmers (C.C.C.);

aml gave signs of more improvement A. V. Gosano and Mrs. Ċ. Noronha (Recreio) lost to S. A. Gray and Mrs. Kevon 5-7; drew with A. V. White und Miss V. Bradbury; beat F. Grose Jani Miss Stokes 6-3.

and Lapsicy (K.F.C.).

Open Singles

The following are alterations In the Open Singles Championship:

H. White has received a walkover owing to Meding being ill, and J. S. J. Gonsalves and Miss M. Silva Logan has been conceded a walkover (Recrelo) lost to Gray and Mrs. because Overy has left the Colony. Kevan 3-0; lost to White and Miss 3. G. Meyer will play against C. Bradbury 4-0 lost to Grose and Sliva at the K.C.C. on Monday, July

Miss Stokes 4—G.

Friendly Match

held at King's Park yesterday Euro- In a friendly inwn tennis match

Y.M.C.A., who entertained Royal Corps at Signale won by

penn

W.

E. Long and W. Lomax YM.C.A.) beat E. Husband and J. Tomlinson 6-3; bent D. Spare and Bundy 6-4; bent A. F. Austen and

K. Love 6-0,

A. Gemmell and E. Zulauf

(Y.M.C.A.) bent Husband and Tom-

17. A. M. Omar will play 3. F. V. Binson 6-3; beal Spare and Bundy A. V. Remedios and Miss O Ribeiro on Tuesday, July 18, at 6-0; beat Austen and Love 60

J. C. Anstis and A. J. Partridge Ribeiro (Recreio) beat Gray and Mrs. KB.G.C. C. F. Remedios will play Kevan 6-0; beat White and Miss Hillyer at the HK.F.C. on Wednes(YM.C.A.) drew with Husband and Bradbury 6-3; beat Grose and Miss day, July 19. Aiken will met C, M. Tomlinson: beat Spare and Bundy

7-5; beat Austen and Love 0—3. Silva on Monday, July 24. Stokes 0-2.

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