1940-07-29 — Page 6

Ahogy Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

July 29, 1940.

MONDAY

MORNING

EASTERN A. A.

Chung Sing Beaten In 300-metres Relay

COMMENTARY

GALA

Local Baraball

H. B. Humble Mindanao

Former Defeat Avenged By 11-3

(By "Ripplo")

A large crowd was in attendance at the Eastern Athletic Association Bathing Club on Saturday on the occasion of their first swimming gala of the season. Eastern avenged thoir defeat by Chung Sing at a previous relay when they took first place in the 300 metres 6-men relay which opened an excellent evening's programme of keenly contested events.

LEAGUE BOWLS. F. V. V. Ribeiro (Recreio "A") The International Club gave a good account of them- directing his skip, F. X. Silva, against A. R. Dallah's rink selves in the relay, they secured third place, and later in (I.R.C.). Standing around are C. M. Silva and L. F. Xavier the water-polo, when they met the home team in an excit. (Recreio), and A. H. Rumjahn and M. Y. Adal (LR.C.). Recreio won this rink 23-15, and the whole match 64-45.ing match lost 4 goals to 3, after being led 4-0 in the

first half. Ming Yuen.

League Bowls

K.B.G.C.

ESTABLISHED

IN SECOND DIVISION A.M. Rodrigues' Rink Shatters Records

Ticket No. 111 Wins Sweep

Wong Chi-hung (Eastern), doubt, after the first few yards, that Fung Kwai-sang (Chung Sing), Shek Kam-pul would take the event. and Charles Huang (LA.C.) took the water, simultaneously, and were level for the first length Wong made a magnificent try and managed to obtain a slight lend, touching the board just before Fung and Huang.

Chu Fai-lam

TIT-BIT TILT of the week-end baseball was that between the U.S.8. Mindanao and the H. B. (eam al

Caroline yesterday. The 11. B. and there was no doubt as to who

humbled the league leaders 11-3,

deserved the points.

On Saturday, the Royal Engineers

over South Chlon 7-4. And in the

surprised fans with a great victory remaining game yesterday, the South

10-7.

a nine beat the HK, Ball Club

with two tailles in the opening frame,

H.D. opened the "ball" on Saturday

and when Mindanno tallied one in the third frame It looked to be a very

'VARSITY v. Y.M.C.A. GALA. The start of the women's close game. But in the fourth, 11.50 yards free-style. Miss A. Ho. (3rd), Miss Kwan Yuk-lun chased in another three runs which (2nd) and Miss K. Grant (1st1.—Ming Yuen.

made the gene safe.

not

As if the score-7-3--Was

other four in the sixth inning for Rood measure and cilnched the match 11-3.

The League table is as follows:

LEAGUE TABLE

W. L

sumciently safe, the II.B. added an

WATER POĻO

Mindanao The water-polo match which con-13. cluded the evening's programme Chung Hwa was a rather one-sided affair in the South Chinn that half to strike the LA.C, all of that half to strike up an under- R. Engineers standing of each other's play, when they did.

and

Lee Fook-kee and

A

H.K.B.C.

Bne Major League Games

Shalt Kumey extended Eastern. (Eastern) fot of Woo Cho -kin. played first, and was able to draw slightly game for Eastern. Sherry Bux, In away from Chung Sui-cht (C.S.) the first half for the T.A.C., was un- with A. K. Rumjahn (LAC) follow-safe, and at least two of the goals close behind. Lee Fook-kee should not have been let in. In the (Eastern) swam a grand race to second half L. M. Remedios took place his ten in decided lead, over the charge and pulled off some Kong Cheuk-chau (C.S.) striving inlee saves, while A. 3. Hussain hard to reduce the half body length's played an inspired game in attack lead Eastern hud gained. Sherry to score International's Arst tally, Bux (1.A.C.) was unable to creep up and assisted In the second. on the leaders.

H. Wing Lee came in for good de- First Young Man-kit then Kwok tensive work, and Sherry Bux rc- Fung-sun (Eastern) got off to nice deemed himself with hard second starts and were able to gain on the half play.

RESULTS lead given by Lee Fook-ker,

Following are results: 300 Metres free-style Relay Open Chung Sing's So Tin-no and Ng Chun-man made ongnificent efforts and were able

10 draw up, to the Colony, Eastern Athletic but not close enough. Shek Kam-Association (Wong, Chi-hung, Chu put (Eastern) swam his best race to Fai-lam, Lee Fook-kee, Yeung Man- date, but was almost overtaken by įkli, Kwok Fung-sun and Shek Kam- Ng Nin

Sing) who pul): 2, Chung Shing (Fung Kwal- ( Chung on Irregular course. sang, Chung Shu-chee, Kong Cheuk- Luiz M. Remedios, A. J. Hussain and chau, So Tin-mo, Ng Chun-man and D. Hutchinson swain hard, raees, but Ng Nin): 3, International (Charles were unable to gun the ground lost Huang, A. J. Hussain and D. Hut-

chinson). Time: 2 mins. 57 secs. 04 previously.

WITH THE DEFEATS of the Kowloon Football Club and Taikoo, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club have taken a four points lead in the second division of the Lawn Bowls League. In the senior Division, the Recreio "A" and Craigengower continue to keep apace with each other.

Recreio, In the second Division, | heartily trounced the Civil Servants by 40 shots and thus tleket No. 111 in the weekly sweep took first prize. Feature

of this match was the record | LR.C. breaking rink score by A. M.C.C.C. Rodrigues four. Registering Police one 6, they beat A. Stevens' rink {K.D.R.C by 45-10, and thereby establish- ed not only the highest rink total, but the biggest K.F.C. marginal victory of the season. Three sevens were scored. These were by:

also

First Division-U-- M.---Omar (C.C.C.) on the 10th end to win by 2B-9.

Results In Brief

FIRST DIVISION

swam

PRESSMEN'S RACE

but

64 Only three swimmers started for the Pressmen's race which was won casily by Fung Kwal-sang, although he had swum a hard 50 metres only G3 minutes previously. Wan Lul-man 73 and Benny Silva gained second and third places each without seriously 45 challenging the other.

45

Rec: "A"

77 K.C.C.

43

K.B.G.C.

60

C.S.C.C.

40

CX

Rec. "B"

56

00

H.K.F.C.

SECOND DIVISION

58 C.C.C.

Taikoo

51

K.B.G.C.

K Tong Rec. H.K.C.C.

86 Police

4

54

THIRD DIVISION

56 K.F.C.

50

55 C.C.C.

LK.FC. Elec.

87 IR.C.

G# K.B.G.C.

Second Division.-R. Keown (Tal-Poc. kool on the 11th but lost by 20-20: 1.K.C.C. and by 1. Gittins (Kowloon Tong)

on the 21st to win by 37-12.

TEN SIXES

Sixes were numerous. No less than ten were recorded, These were: First Division,--E. G. Post (Police) on the 10th head; R. Basa (Craigen- gower) on the 12th end.

Second Division.-H. L. Lockhart (K.B.G.C.) on the 7th end; W. Mc- Neill (Craigengower) on the 11th; A. M. Rodrigues (Recreio) on the 10th: W. Willyer (Civil Service C.C.) on the 13th; and by A. J. Kew (K. Tang) on the 21st,

Third Division.-J. Watson (H.K. F.C.) on the 11th and T. M. Pile (P.O.C.) on the 17th.

THIRD DIVISION

The Prison Oficers set-back by the Kowloon Football Club has put the lend for the third Division Into the hands of the Hongkong Electric. For their win, the Kowloon Foot- ballers have to thank B. Evans, who, when both the other KF.C, rinks had been beaten, trounced W. J. Bogley's four 27-12.

Sweep Results

The results of the sweep were: No. 111-Recrejo, 50 shots over the C.S.C.C. In the second Division.

No. 73-Kowloon Tong, 45 shots over the Police in the second Divi- sion.

No. 786-Hongkong F. C., 37 shots over the Indian R.C. in the third Division.

Mussolini Stages Publicity Stunt

ROME, July 27 (UP)-Signor Dussolni and his partner, Luoto Savorgnon, former University cham- pion of Kaly, beat Marlo Folar di Nelli and Eraldo Monzeglio, well- known Hallan tennis players 7-5 in the exhibition doubles set before 71 foreign and Italian correspondents

The set, which was hard fought, was Mussolini's way of denying foreign re- ports that he has been sick and was not physically fit:to run Italy's war machine. The foreign correspondents, totalling 45, also saw Il Duce earlier in the day demonstrate his physical fitness when he took 10 hurdles on horse- back as a part of his daily morning

·exercise,

Il Duce arrived at the tennis court on a bicycle. The court was at his private residence, Villa Torlonia.

06 G.S.C.C,

65 K.C.C.

3585

50

Pressmen 100 Metres free-style.-- Fung Kwal-sang: 2, Wan Lui-man: 3. Benny Silva. Time: 1 min. 15 sees.

Pacli

,500

2

777

.400

.333

300

200

Cleveland Overhauling

"VARSITY SWIMMERS BEAT Y.M.C.A:

Two Distance Events Won By G.T. May

EUROPEAN Y.M.C.A. were beaten by the University in their swimming meet at the "Y" Pool on Saturday, the Undergraduates triumphing by 27 points to 21.

Detroit Tigers offered a measure of competition, but they more than held

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(UP).-

NEW YORK. July Cleveland Indians, by virtue of their victory over the Washington Senators lo-day, are overhauling the Detroit Tigers at the head of the American League.

Scorca were,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R

Masterson,

H Carrasquel

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Washington Battery:

Krakauskas, Ferrell Cleveland

Battery: Minar, femaley.

Boston

Battery: Johnson, Dickman, Glenn. St. Louis

Battery, Niggeling, Harris, Susee, Grace, New York

1013 Battery: Husso, Hildebrank, Murphy, Chlengo

Ladies 50 Metres, free-style-Dickey Miss Cheung Pul-chun; 2, Miss Leung Ah-mel; 3, Miss Chol Chung. Time: 45 secs.

The 'Varsity had no one to compete against G. T. May in the distance events, though Kenneth Lo, for a time,

their own in sprint events, thanks mainly to Ng Taun-man, who won both 50 and 100 yards events with ease.

4

3. X. Wills boast of a

The University, perhaps, could, (University). 87 1/8 secs;

YM.C.A), ES nees. better balanced team.

100 yards free-style-1, Ng Tsun-man ye sadly missed the | (University), 63 3/5 acer; 2, 4. V. Ozorio though the

Arnold services of Henry Eardley and Dodd, University), 65 secs: 3.0. both of whom were prevented from YMCA, 00 4/0 CCS,

410 yards free-style-1. G. T. May attending owing to the proximity of (YMCA.1, 6 mine. 19 4/0 secs 2. L. A Benn (Y.M.C.A.), 8 mina 21 4/5 secs.: 3, the typhoon.

K. Lo (University), 7 mina to 3/5 secs,

University Women's 60 yards free-style. 1, Miss K. Grant, 40 secs. 2. Miss Kwan Yuk-lan, 40 3/0 sec; 3. Mim A. Ito, 40

150 yards medley

(back, and free myles, K., University (Want Yat-hung, Young Yuk-wah and Ng Trun

Y.M.C.A. (B. 8. Wilson, man), 98 secs. Ozorio 200 yards Tsun-mon Peter Wilson and R., Goldman),

free-stylo

B. S. Wilson proved to be in a class of his own in the back-stroke, while at water-polo, the "y" were far superior to the University.

RESULTS

The results were: 60 yards free-style

(Univerity), 25 2/5 secs.) (University) 28 seca.;

3. A

G.

(Y.M.C.A.), 29 2/5 BCCs.

1

220 yarda fres-style-1,

Men's 100 Metres breast-stroke- Lul Yim-sun; 2, Lau Wing-sau: 3, Ho Sla-Long. Time: 1 min. 44 secs.. The 100 metres breast stroke for

Battery: Gumbert, Danning. Men's 100 Metres back-stroke- men members was won by Lul Yim-1, Shek Kam-pui; 2, Young Man-kit: Low 0—————-1- Lanler, sun, who took the lead early on, al-3, Lui Shek-kwan. Time: min. 25% Padgett, though on severni occasions Lau secs. Wing-san made efforts to overtake

SOCK.

relay, HK, Arnold | University (A, V, Ozorko, Aŭ Kwok-kai,

Wong Yat-hung and Ng Trun-man), Í

G. May min, 34.2/3 2, YMCA. (2. W. Hall-

(YMCA), 2 mins, 40 3/8 secs., 2. L. A. ton, d. 11. Fowler, o, Arnold and d. T Benn (YM.C.A.), 2 mins. 50 2/5 occa. 3. May), 1 min. 50 secs.

K. Lo (University), a min:. 58 3/8 secs.

One length under-water-1, Yeung Yuk-

100 yards breast-strokom. Wong Yat- wah (University), 15 4/3 secs,; 2, G. T. hung (University), B1 4/5 secs; 2, Tang, May Y.M.C.A.), 15 secs. Hon-chlu (University), 82_4/5 secs.; 3 Water-polo-Y.MCA. boat University Peter Wilson (YMCA), 08 3/5 secs.. 9-6. Goal scorers for "Y" were li. A. Wilson Benn (3), Peter Wilson (3), 6. T. May 100 yards back-stroke~), 1. (YMGA...)... 79...4/5. sc. 2LGuterres (2). R. Goldman_(7)_and_G. IL Fowler.

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Battery: Lyons, Dicirich, Treat.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago

a Battery tooly, Paze, Todd. New York

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Battery: McGee, Hutchinson,

Brooklyn

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Battery: Wyatt, Phelps.

pittsburgh

D

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Battery: Lanahan, Davis.

Miss Boston....

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Dattery: Errickson, Cofman, Bernes,

Cincinnati

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Battery: Turner, Baker Philadelphia

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Battery: Beck, Smoll, Warren.

OUR

30 Ateires Mathematical Race for

College- Ilang Girls'

2. 1, Miss Szeto Mul-yung.

him, but had soon after to give up. the Chi

The 100 metres back stroke was easily the best race, apart from the Cheung Pul-chun; 3, Miss Siu Kal-Andrews. ›◆◆ relay, of the evening. There was nongor.

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