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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

June 10, 1940.

LAWN BOWLS SURPRISES LEAGUE BASKETBALL

A.J. Hall's Rink Beaten JUNE By J.F. McGowan 18-14 First Games In Colony Rinks Championship

FIRST MATCHES in the Colony Open Rinks Lawn Bowls Championship were played off yester- day, and several surprise results were recorded. Greatest of all, perhaps, was the 18-14 defeat suffered by A. J. Hall's four (acknowledged to be one of the best in the competition) at the hands of J. F. McGowan's rink.

Second surprise was the victory of E. Zimmern's rink over H. A. Alves (Recreio) by 21-14. The Portuguese rink is another well-balanced four, and it was indeed a great triumph for the Craigengower four to overcome them.

RACES AT MACAO

Cash Sweep Winners

No. 304 No. 122 No. 407

RACE !

$442,60 103,60 01.00

$849.00 185.40 02.70

RACE 2

No. 47

No. 174 No. 300

RACE 3

$803.20

1

No. 534 No. 30

172.30 No. 589

86.10 Unplaced ($19.10 each).—300, 555, 342, 376, 506.

RACE 4

H. A. de Botelho, L. A. Hall and McGowan played at Xavier,

Gutierrez, 33-10. At the F. Noronha, C. A. Lepes, J. E the Club de Recreio.

Noronha, C. G. Silva beat V. C. Labrum J, W. M. Brown, J. Fraser, F. 108. Goodwin, 21-13.

end of the 5th head only six -shots had been scored-cach side having three. But with a 1 and & 2, Hall moved into a 6-3 lead to have on the 7th head, only

At Civil Service

J. W. Leonard, Y. A. Razack. L C.

Remedios, C C. Pereira, O. P.) Remedios, E. de Souza, 21-15,

McGowan trailing 6-6 again at Ren Souzu, W. H. Way bent J. C

the end or the 9th.

As was anticipated, then, Hali ran into a 12-5 lead with 2,1,2,1 on the 131 head, and though McGowan took 3 on the 14th, it was not expect. ed that the game was going to end as it did.

THE SURPRISE FINISH

HALL scored-another single on the 15th and thoreafter faded from the picture, scoring a single only on the 20th end. McGowan's men played

E. G. Post, W. Cameron, G. Perkins, a. E. Carey beat C. Mose, H. A. Castro,

Gitlina, A. 11. Basto, 24-17,

No.

3 No. 102 No. 10

Unplaced ($33.20 each)-510, 354,

$620.10

179.40 89.70

RACE 5

No. 71

No. 591

No. 652

$328.40 93.80 46.90

Unplaced ($13 each)-165, 370, 60,

78.

RACE 6

No. 585

X.

No. 377 No. 350

$400.70 114.50 57.20

W. Penney, W. McNelll, F. Delgado, E. Zimmern beat L. J. Silva. A. Rodrigues, F, V. V. Ribeiro, H, A. Alves, 21-14.

At Cralgengawer

C. J. Walker, H. Lord. A. Steven, S. E. Eccleshall beat.... C. – Bovaird, T. Grimes, J. A. Watson, R. M. Keown, 24-18,

F. Ilon, J. Wald, W. P. Seath, T.

Special Sweepstake Won By Macao Resident: Day For Favourites

AN EXCELLENT DAY'S racing was had at Macao yesterday when the June Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club was held. The meet was a great success for Mr. Raymond Pih, who rode four winners out of six races. Favourites did not disappoint.

Kwong Tai University Beat Pui Ying

(By "GUARD")

KWONG TAI University, still smarting from their recent defeat at Sing Tao's hands, fed humble pie to s strong Pui Ying quintette before what constituted a record attendance for cage league games this season, at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. on Saturday.

Lo Tung, Kwong Tai's star right forward; after a colourless first-half display, switched to centre of a three. man fast-break formation, to bolster up a weak offence, and sank two baskets a few minutes before full time to give his side a four points' margin, 42-38.

The special $1 cash sweep on the Chairman's Cup was won by ticket No. 10587, and the first prize of $11,-came 517 went to, a Macao resident.

FINAL EVENTS OF EAST ASIA ATHLETIC MEET

LAPPA HANDICAP (First Ste- tion). Once Round.

Mr. Lan's Night View....(H. C. Pik) hir. . M. 1100 Fel Ying (11. C. Chang a Mr. Constant Billy's Jack O'Lantern

J. Barrows

Won by two lengths; 1 lengths Time: 204.2 Pari-Mutuol: Winner $9.48; Places, 1920.

Three runnera,

The Scores Saturday

FIRST DIVISION

42 Pul Ying

SECOND DIVISION

38

30 Chinese "Y" 30 34 Sum Chung 37

Wednesday

In an earlier Junior match; | *** Chinese "Y" and Hong Yuon were at logger heads (30-30)

extra b time, but an minutes' play sufficed to settle the Yueners hash as "Y" sank four baskets and a foul goal without reply to cop the match Kwong Tai at 39-30 The other thrilling match took place Wednesday, excitement was provided.. by Hong Yuen Hong Yuen and Talkoo. The Lul Hang Yueners took the game after a hard struggle at 61-42.

Kwong Tal's centre, Chan Sul-luk,

Arst caused

Low Pui Ching a surprise the Mr. M. As Golden Cow (8. C. Liang) 1 seconds of the game when he gained Hong Yuen Mr. M. H. T's Double Chance a possession from his own tip-off, broke (IL. 8. Changi * fast through Pui Ying's defence down Me. W. E. Griove's March Brown ....

(W. E. Orlevoj 3

the free throw lane, to sink a basket. Pui Ying felt their way about for between the two la Won by two lengths, many lengths, Timal 2012.

the next few minutes before flashing which Lai Hang reached with a l Pari-Mutual: Winner, $0.30; Places, $8.00.

high-powered. offensive which of two points, 26-24. NAMTAO HANDICAP First Sec-gained them a double free throw, and Shibata (Manchoukuo); Ikeda (Man- tion). Six furlongs.

they tied the score at 2-2. choukus),

Pui Ying could not get by Kwong Tal's break back fast defence, but met with astonishing success in their midfield shots to draw ahead-10-5 in a short-time,

TOKYO, June 9 (Domel).—Final results in the various field and track East

events on the last day of the Asia Athletlo Moet were:

400-metres Hurdles, - Rabero (Philippines) 64.4 seconds; Kawamura (Japan 545 seconds. Mandapatto Unplaced ($15.00 each)-432, 527. (Philippines) Nilkula (Japan); 37, 707.

SPECIAL SWEEP

No, 10587

No. 34334

$11,517,00

3,200,50 -- No. 34661

1,645,20 Unpluced ($203.10 each).--13388,

27814, 37453, 35806.

fallantly and on the last six heads. Staton heat. Tang, T. K. Lim, 1131830, 30120, 32271, 25200, 21954, 43.47 metres: Teramura

Hsu, J. N. 34-17,

featured in a scoring streak that netted ten shots.

With a 2 and a 3, McGowan lled the score 13-13 at the 17th head. A 2 and a 1 took them into a 16-13 lead, and after conceding one on the 20th end, scored 2 on the last head to win 10-14.

LOW SCORING

Ar the Hongkong Football Club, one of the lowest scoring games ever played was witnessed. C. S. Rosselel belit A. K. Minu 15-12--which total

In only 27 shots scored over

The Scores

The complete scores were:

At Kowloon F.C.

At Hongkong F.C.

R. Basa, J. S. Landolt, A. E. Contes, S. Rosselet beat C. E. Shipp. A. Bakar, A. R. Minu, A. K. Minu, 15-12.

Indians Beat H.K.F.C. In

Third Division

In the only Lawn Bowls League match on Saturday, Indian R. C. beat

DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL

Eastern A.A. Celebrate With Swimming Gala

LAPPA HANDICAP (Second Scc- tion). Once round.

800-metres Flat-Ishida (Japan) Mr. Hope's Dow Jones...(II, C. Chang) 1 m. 50.5 secs; Kataumata (Japan) Mr. Tucker's Tim.(Mr. Cepper) 1 m. 673 secs; Yu Hsi (Manchoukuo) Mr. Bird Haddon......(K... Citu

Won by. A length. 16 length. 11 m. 578 secs.

Time: 130.3 (Japan) Pari-Mutuel: Winners, $16.30: Places, Discus Throw-Miyagi

(Japan) $9.20, 30.50, $11.60, 42.78 metres; Torupin (Manchoukuoj NAMTAO HANDICAP Second

Kikumoto 42.49 metres;

(Japan) Section). Six furlongs. 40.41 metres; Amante (Philippines) 30.05 metres; Endo (Manchoukuo) Mr. Hopeful's Blac's Adventure 36.00 secs.

Mr. F. J. Gallon's National Anthem

Pole Vault.Abo (Japan) 3.90 metres; Sawada (Japan) 3.80 metres; Moriwaki (Japan) 3.00 metres; Nakamura (Japan 3.60 metres; Chou (China) 3.00 metres; Takeda (Man- choukus) 3.60 metres.

Women's High Jump. Yamaouch!

Yamane.

Women's

21-heads.ongkong F. C. in the Third Division.ation will be celebrating the Dragon Japan 50.8 ECCS.

THE EASTERN Athletic Assocl- Boat festival in grand style in their Koslyama, Yamauti bathing matshed at North Point to-Japan.

at Sookunpoo by 12 shots. This is the Indians' first victory. They were up e two'rinks. Wahab's four wax the only home rink that lost.

Scores.-M. A. Wahab, A, G, Sulfitad, K. M. Rumjahn and A. Baker (LILC) Dent

day.

There will be three races of the

F. P. Anslow, C. O. Solis, E, L. Strange dragon boats following which prizes F. Hollands, N. B. Fraser, J. W. Mac and R. G. Wallington 28-13; A, S. Sumad. will be distributed. This is to taice Donald, W. S. Hollands beat J. W. 5, A. R. Dux, A. I. Madar and A. . place between noon and 1.30 p.m. Elphick, C. E. Langley, G. S. Hammond, Wahab (IRC) lost to A. Watson, F. F. Wilkinson, 20-22.

Flippance, B. 1. Bickford and G. 6, Graver In the evening they will hold a A. A. Raznek, K. M. Omar. A. M.2-24 M. B. Hosson, J. M. A. Ramjahn, series of swimming exhibitions Omar, U. M. Omar beat A. Lapsley, RLRC.) bent it. H. Beddew, A. Bagainst other bathing clubs at North 31. Lapsley, R. Lapsioy, F. Cullen, bank, J. I. Dammes and 8, t. Strange 21-12 Point, ending with A 35-12.

U. A. Runjalin and 8. M.

G. Duncan, A. W. Hodges. N. y. Total; indian n.C. 61, Hongkong F.C. 40. match.

Bebbington, A. Brooksbank beat A. W.

Tircock, J.W. Fitzgerula,~S~Hodge,

W. J. Bagley, 34-15.

At Kowloon B.G.C.

W. McLeod, W. S. Dall, J. Orem, 3.

C. S. Fender beat J. Lu

Marguis, B. Basto,

19-16,

A. P. Guterres,į

W. Melrose, R. M. Main, R. Munro,

J. C. Chalmers beat R. H. E. Marks, R.

B. Wellwood, W. Mulcahy, E. C. Fip-

cher, 25-18.

Ai Boorelo

J. Hollkige,

Lawson Little

.

water polo

Wins

U.S. Open Golf Title

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 9 (Reuter).—Lawson Little_to-day won the American Open Golf Champion-

Miss 1,60 metres; Miss

400-metres Relay.

(Misscs Hizoo, and Yoshino);

Marathon.--Akiba (Japan) 2 hrs. 39 min. 69 secs.

3000 mètres Flat. Murakoso (Japan) 0 mín. ✔ Becy; Rabero (Philippines).

Japan Wins Hockey

21

SECOND DIVISION

33 Ching Mo 01 Taikoo

20 42

Arst half, the

In the second half, both teams 'op peared fagged, but the Hangers were the stendier In passing and blocking, Chan Yu- and excellent work by ting-(22), Lo-Hok-aze (12) and. Sze To-ying (6), rave them a comfortable win of 54-37.

THE BETTER SIDE

For Sum Chung, Leung Wel-hung KWONG TAI were the better ball (10), and Ho Kwok-chiu (10) were handlers and passers. Both sides the best seen. stalled and tried "freezing out" tac- 1. C. Fil) 1 tics with varying auccess. Kwong

(Gregory) 2 Mr. Collene's King's Env. Liang)

won by three lengths, half-length. Time: 138.4

Pari-Muturat: Winner," $14.20; Places, $5.00, $1.00, $0.00

CHAIRMAN'S CUF. One mile. Mr. J. M. Broga's Fairy Que Mrs. Celllon's Fairy Auk (Gregory) Mr. D-Moon's Ilogmanay .. (.. Yuen) 3

Won by two lengths, 1 lengths,

Times: 120

Part-Mutual:

$5.20, 15.20

South China was slated for a Tal, using the telling offence in slow senior game on Wednesday, but owing break with 1a and Chan plvating to their withdrawal from the league, and fake passing excellently, gained only two junior games were played. the lead for the first time at 15-14.

The lead changed hands several times and at 17-17, Pu! Ying's Tang Sik-chow sank one as the bell was tingling for half time to give Pui Ying the first half lead 19-17.

SECOND, HALF-

IN the second half, Lo was shifted- Winner. $8.00: Places,ta centre of a three-man fast-break.

A Close Game

IN the earlier game, Pui Ching Ching Mo basketeers nosed out quintette 33-28 in a close game. Pul Ching had the edge on their oppon- ents who appeared unrecovered from their last sei-back.

Yui Hing-sui, Pui Ching's guard, and Kwong Tal sprang into the lead had a fairly hard time with Leo Pel- soon after at 22-20. Nam Man-lce, ying (14), the only clever C.M. for- LÍMCHOW HANDICAP. Five fur-forward, and Poon Nam-hung, guard ward who wan usubi self, but

longs.

Mas, Gellion's Eagle ................(FL. CŨ PH:) Mr. L W. S's The Mermaid

(9. W. Pan)

Bir. F. F. 9.'s Black Diamond

Won by 1 lengths, 2 lengilu. Time: 1243 Pari-Mutuol: Winner, $7.80; Placer, $3.38,

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for Pui Ying, worked like trojans managed well with the others, to help and cracked the hoop from far out in maintaining their lead at half. to keep Pui Ying in the running.time, 17-10,

3 Chan Sul-luk was left free to "bull; In the second hall, C.M/s. Chan dog the ball in the front court and Pul-kee and Lee Slu-cheong attacked acted also as "break" man on a fasi-strongly, but Eul Ching's defence was equal to the occasion and held them down effectively.

break.

SCORE TIED -KWONG TAI lost their grip_when_

~The closing stages-saw--Pui-Ching's at 37-34 and both teams fought to Mak Ho-ylu and Luk Sze-hon forcing At this stage, the U.'s defence the issue and C.M.'s defence cracked

Boston Braves 30-3

TOKYO, June 9 (Domel) ~~~~The{ $6.00, - 30.10. hockey, zume. between., the. Japan- cso- and foreign residents' teams In the Bast Asia Athletic Meet which was held at the Jingu Stadium to-day ended in a 6 to 1 victory for the Japanese. The Jopen versus Philippines yachting contests resulted in a de- cision for Japan who gained more first places than their adversary.

3. AcGowan beat W. L. Walkership, beating Gene Sarazen in the play-off over 18 holes. Westham Win

White, A. Hyde-Loy, A. J. Hall, 10-14.

At Kowloon Dock

E..Pope, A. Bower, J. E. Hansen, G.

II. Sherriff beat M. F. Alarcon, F. A.

Little went round in 70 (Out, 34—home 36), against

| Sarazen's 73 (Out 37-home 36).

Little's score was two under Par.

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Sarazen und Lille tied for first place yesterday with a score of 287.

Edward Oliver oino returned 287, but was disqualified for starting his last round ahead of time and falling to report to the official starter.

Sarazen scored 71, 74, 70, 72; Little 72, 60, 73, 73,

Other scores were-Horton Smith 288, Craig Wood 200, Byron Nelson (holder) 290, Don Hogan, Ralph Guldahl, Ray, Mangruri 290, Franic Walse 202, Henry Picard 203, Victor Ghezzi 294, Sam Shead 205, and Jim Ferrier, (Australian champion) 298.

Wartime Cup Final

Blackburn Boaten 1-0

Defeated By

Chicago Cubs

NEW YORK, June 9 (Reuter), Boston Braves wure. trounced by te Chicago Cubs 7-1 in the National Baseball League to-day.

The scores were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston Chicago

·4. 0. 14 1

AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louls

held down Pul Ying, Leung Kong-

Second Half Rout

kuen, Ua gud, surpassed his first up badly before them. half brilliance to allow more freedom to Lo Tung, who played corners for set shots and was successful in one of them. Just before full time, he The game cinched matters with a follow-up shot from the backboard, after some nice free landing work.

"Y" Beat Hong Yuen

-

following, between Talkoo and Hong Yuen, was a accad half rout of Talkoo, the flaul Store being 01-42 the first half score was 20-10.

Hong Yuen switched to a st „ break against a reputedly fast term " HONG YUEN started badly against and met with considerable success. the "Y" whose marking, and team They hawked the ball most of the work, were the best seen to date time, and cracked the hoop from all They sprang into an early lead from angles with remarkable success to a series of playa, featuring Lo Kaltead Talkoo, very much bewilderedly,

(6). |chun (12) and Lau Tso-hay

to the end of the first half. Half-

This lead was maintained time.

The second half saw Hong · Yuen rallied flash a series of plays which flabber-

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However, the Yueners id 1 strongly in the second half and drew gasted Talkoo. LONDON, June 8 (Reuter)-West Philadelphin

.8 1 level at 10-19. This served

they were played. Mc tonle, for the Vuerers, and Ham foeday won the warilmo Foot (Ten innings ball League

Cup. at Wembley Quinn, Judnick and Berardino fought tooth and mall till 30-30 when Stadium, when they beat Blackburn homered for the Browns, and McCoy the final while came. Rovers by the only goal before 50,000 for the Athletica).

Detroit-Boston spectators, which was the limit Im- The posed by the authorities and which postponed on account of rain. Isthalf the stadiume's total capacity,

The match was very evenly contested. and players went all out from start to finish. It was perhaps the keehost anal

Smail scored for West Ham in the

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Regional League Results

London, June 8.

"United Press" adds that Sarazen ever seen on this famous pitch. was not beaten until the last four 34th minute of the first half, off a re- holes. The gallery of 3,000 were all bound after Barron. Blackburn's pro-Sarazen, who overcome many custodian, hod made a brillant full- Many close encounters took plato in adversities in order to prolong the length save from Foreman, West Ham's the English Regional Football Leagues ismo.

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|to-day, results of which are as follow: Barron Sarazen, twice Open Champlan.

SOUTTI B the only Blackburn Reading was

*Portemouth attributed his defeat to his chip shots, player to touch the ball during this

SOUTH which, he said "were not working," attack.

Southampton

Charlton Little said "I felt it was my day

Norwich after the"fITBL GFIVET

Cranio] Palito Bournemouts"

Aldershot

C.B.C. Charity Gala

ALMOST EQUALISED

A 30-yards free kick taken by White-Bilghinn alde, Blackburn's, right-ball, alinost Southend produced the equatiising goal just be nirmingham fore, the Interval when Conway, West Leicester A Charity Gals will be held by the ball which passed inches wide of

Ham's goalkeeper, completely missed Coventry Chinese Bathing Club, Quarry Bay is mark.

the Chinese Wounded soldiers,

Manaffeld Grimaby

on June 15 at 7.30 p.m. in ald of tho British War Organisation Fund and and West Ham were unable to slacken Swansea

The result was always, in the balance their pace to the slightest degree, while Newport programma Includes the Blackburn gave; Conway, the opposing F

Oldham goalkeeper, littlò” réspite." In" the clos

The

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.300 metres Medley Race Open the Colony.-

100 metres Breast Stroke Open

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Pearl-diver race.

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repeatedly hammered Away at. West. Looda

to Ham's defence, but the "giant-killers" Nowcastion

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of the season stood celld in front of LANÇASHIRE CUP FINALA their cladel and the final whistle gave

London June 8. Everton to-day won the Lancashire,

Handicap them their first war-time Cup-triumph

Both teams received gold medals Cup Football, knockout compellion which wore presented by the Rt. Hon. when they beat Bury by four goals to 100 metres. Breast Stroke (Open to we werende visst Lord of the two-Reuter." H.K. Pressman),

100 metres. Free Style

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. (men),

50 metres Free Style

Pillow Fight,

Lantern Race (mixed); Waterpolo.

YORKSAME RUGBY LEAGUE ' DANA KAMP » Landon June 8.

The following:were to-day's remulta;

Admiralty. The silver trophy, donated Handicap by the Football League becomes the absolute property of West: Hath.!! Handicap wonton Hie Walker, Cockroft League. knockout competition: o

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This left then.spent, and the extra ilmes saw the "Y" spring into a lead

from which they never looked back. Win For Lai Hang

In the Lat King verios Sun Ching scramble, there was little to choose

Bimelech Wins Belmont Stakes

Bimelech, 0/5 favourite, won_(le Bèlment; Stakes: to-day, beating Your Chance (2/1) by. ball a hendava

Andy K (10/1) was third.

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