1940-09-11 — Page 22

Wednesday,

HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH,

September 11, 1940.

Around The Courses

HANDICAPS

READJUSTMENT OF KOWLOON AND SHEK-O

K.G.C. Site Plans Shelved Major Baseball

For Duration Only

ANOTHER

NEW USE FOR OLD CLUBS DEFEAT FOR

(By "Birdie")

THE TIGERS

NEW YÓBK, Sept. 10

(UP).—

De Tiger suffered another dr-

feat to-day. losing to the Boston Red

Sm 5.0 in a 13-Innings game. In the

National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates overwhelmed the Philadephia

A READJUSTMENT of handicaps for both the Kowloon Golf Club and the Shek-O Country Club is, or soon will be considered by the Committees of the respective Clubs. For Kowloon, this has been made necessary by the improvements that Phalles 11-1. have lengthened the course, increasing Par from 33 to 34, while at Shok-0, the additional nine holes (the 18th, it is expected, will be opened sometime this month) have made it necessary there, too.

Complete scores were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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2

Boston

Hallery Grove, Foxx Defratt

DMI 1 Battery Newson, Benton, Tebbrita

Thaten anings were played)

STR-R-R-R-RIKE.....!

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An action shot during the Portugal v. United States The friendly baseball match at Caroline Hill on Saturday last. U.S. won 17-5. This is one ball they didn't hit. It's in the catcher's mitt.-Ming Yuen.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

And while on this subject, there is another readjust-washikarton ment ox to make and that concerns the discussion last week of the new site for the Kowloon Golf Club. In men- tioning that this Club had abandoned its plans for the new site, it was not intended that that should be interpreted as permanently.

Nor was it to be supposed, anj would be gathered from the re-l port on the annual meeting uf

Resumes To-day

The unlirushed 2nd Division lawn bowls league match be tween the Kowloon Bowling

the Club, that the abandon- K.B.G.C.-K.C.C. Match ment had been made neecssury through the financial loss 918-|| tained during the year. Neither I correct True, negotiations for the land proved abortive, but the plans of the Club have been ahelved for the duration of the war only, while funds for the realisation of the project are ample.

However,

Together Usin

with the set-backs comerning the use of the rie intigen are nut being allowed to disturb the even tenor of their way ! One of their chreriest matches of the year. the bi-annual game, jogsinst

Green Club and the Kowloon Cricket Clubs on August 10 will be resumed they afternoon at the K BGC 15 30 pm

The Bowling Green are lead ng by d shots to 34

11 10

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indie Sewell, Davis, Lopez Battery Frye, Wilson, Warren Atwint

Lawn Bowls

Annual Government Competition

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DRAW for the first round matches Inter-Depart- Ira the Government mental annual lawn bowls compet- tion na been made, All matches will be played on the Poller Recrea- |tion Club green, and the first round must be played on September 15 (first four games at 10.30 am. ms it the second four at 380 pm).

Hoppy Valley will be held next che sullisent le tuld n ambat mouth, Sunday, October 20, at the work out roughly to about 2 300 Vailey

This, however, al fæ mas le lubos le a kom meet, is the only Bxture Uul is ele

Akeratin

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the

The second round will be inyed on

1030 #123 September 22 at

Asset Life 330 204 The Anal wil on September 29 at 3:30

THE DRAW

tute, for there have low heat HOW are the mighty fallen! take place to the fixture card following certain ! Who remembers Cyril Wal-¦» u

In schisiule for the ker--the 1924 American Open Competitiona ba All Chat with Champron? Champion at the soon be in awing, and at the Shek-0)(period when Bobby Jones was) Clubs the outstanding one of the new hearing his prime. Today, future is the championship meets read, he is a caddie at the West

which will be held on Getuber 6

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APECULIAR thing that struck

me as being one of the won

Florula Golf Club'

Draw for the first round is

First round PWD

Prison

COLONY

P. I.

ACCEPTS

PROPOSALS

Local Selections To Be Based

On Championship Results

AS ANTICIPATED, the events suggested by the Philippines Amateur Athletic Federation for the interport swimming meet next month were accepted by the Hongkong Interport Committee last night, when they met to discuss the proposals.

K.M.A. Barnett Hongkong in

Wins Colony

Chess Title

addition to In

the events įsuggested by the P.I., however, to put forward three further races for considera- tion down south. These are

Men's 50 yards free-style.

Men's (Individual) 150 yards med- ley race (50 yards back-stroke, 30 yards breast-stroke and 60 yards free-style).

Women's 220 or 440 yards free- style.

nekonk team

select

RECORDING a victory over D. E.

should de Carvalho, fast year's champion, themselves, for it is at present agreed while E. Zlimren dropped a valuable est and second in each of the Championship events shall be the point to W. Weiss, K. M. A. Barnell Colony's representatives in thal has won the Colony Chess Champlon event

total of 161

Pulice A Polar Sentury able for 1946 with

K

1+

"A" Y

Medwal Serutary "D" points out of a possible 18. Zimmern

"A" y Medical PWD "A", P1800

was runner.up with 14. Polire "14"' Medical A"

"U". WD I v

Walt was born at Manchester mes

It went to Amerie i 1914, and

and harned his gett ut Hoylake Education ders of the world was in one of from 1920-24 gured prominently in

the Championships Herte

the irrigation ditches running 'queat ocasion when he beat Bobby Singles Title the length of the Country Club Jones he IA course, Sheungshiu. There were $4,000

there several little fab about

I have

F. J. Jones And A. E. Carey

LATEST from Japan is what

In Second Round

four or five inches long. There practically amounts to the aboli were also crabs.

"Vinjar" of the "Morning Posttion of caddies on

the links.

A. E.

Carey

The Interport Committee, however, reserve the right to make alterations as they drem necessary.

For the bark-stroke, the PF nut The new champion conceded two forward two alternatives-100 and 220 poltts in The first round.

440 yards-and lowards or 220 and 1310 Zmian

Sit Hours Hongkong has agreed to the inclu- Pollock, and half a point to Zimmersion of the first two distances in the in the second round.

The latter lost points to Carvalhan and Weiss, and half-points to Burnel!! Carvalho and Kolatchoff.

The Brushing table wast

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V V. Kolathof

F. J. JONES and tells me that their migration must This was a decision reached by 'entered the second round at the have taken centuries, for the stream the Directors of the Japan Golf Singles bowls championship yester-K

day, when, at Craigengower, they for removed from any water Association recently. that district and rises in the hills.

It stated that the reason for the best A. F. Paul 21-0 and J. K. Sloan One thing seems certain, and that ton of enddies is because the

21-13 respectively. tame abould be played for the build- The Best mutch WA25 over In 10 ut up of health For those loo old 'heuds, Paul being able to sture un to carry their own clubs, concessions only five of the entis, but the Carey- farve been made, and endifies may be Stoun gone went to the 25th end

Though this game T:|༥ somewhni Golf Clubs will only be opened stur- jhong, Carey bad two “possibleg" that

week-ends and holidays.

placed him in a position of security.

4s if there is any more rain we cJI Look forward to seeing them swim- ming around the fairways,

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IN one of the recent illustrated weekly magazines from Home I read an interesting article ad- vocating a new use for old golf clubs. It was an appeal, written by a woman, to golfers to con. tribute the steel and iron of old clubs to further Britain's war effort.

There

is sufficient steel in one club, it is said, to manufacture twn or three bullets How many golfera ere there who haven't any old clubs And how many at home lying idle? golfers are there in the British Em piro?

used,

European "Y" Aquatic Championships

THE FINALS of the swimming championships of the European Y.M.C.A. commence this evening, and will continue over to-morrow, Friday and Saturday.

The following are the dualists who

qualified:

Scientists usually have the mono- poly of these Agures of speech, but

all the spare golf clubs in the Em-re pire were collected the metal chould

SPORTS ADVT.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

TO DAY (7.15 p.m.)

50 yards brenst-stroke.-W. B. Gegg. P.

A. McKenzie, Q. Quickenden. A Hymnas Fund R. Dodd.

10 yards back-stroke.-B. S, Wilson, WI, W. Uro, P. A. McKenzie and XL Hunchenback,

880 yards free-style-D. B. Wilson, Q. T. May, L. A. Benn, Geo, Thompson, G. Pudd foot.

Boys 50 yards free-style-B. Long, G. Saunders and N. McQueen.

TO MORROW (7.15 p.)

440 yards free-style. G. Arnold, G. May. L.A. Benn, Geo. Thompson,

. Draft Programmes and Entry Jerings.

C.R.C. Trounce Indians In "B" Division. Play-off With S. China

For Championship

BY BEATING the Indian Reeren- tion Club in a "B" Division fixture Jut the tennis league at Causeway Bay

Canadian Club

Do yurts breast-stroke-W. 5. Gere yesterday, the Chinese Recreation Whisky..

Baunders and N. McQueen.

FRIDAY (7.15 p.m.)

the champlonship of that Division.

Yesterday, the Indians were no match for the C.R.C, and were trounced 9-0.

Scores were;

Forms for the Seventh Extra Race Mckenzie, Q. Quickenden and A Club have now to play-off with the Meeting to be held on Saturday, itymas," 21st September, 1940 (weather

100 yards boys' free style-B. Long, o. South China Athletic Association for permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Exchange

50 yards free-style.-R. Goldman. G. Building; the Club House, Happy May Quickenden, H. C. Eardley and.

A. Smith. Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the 100 yards freestyle, G. T. May. B. S. Bports Club; and the Stables, Shan Wilson, G; Burro, A. iindon and F. Hardy. 100 yards back-stroke, B. 8. Wilson, T. Wills, W. Ure and B. Hunchenback. Kwong Road.

Entries

Plunging. R. Goldman, J. Jennings and close at 12 o'clock Q. Quickendent, NOON on Thursday, 12th Septem ber, 1940.

By Order,

SATURDAY (140 pan) | Throwing polo baLR. Goldman, a T. May. A Hymas, T. Berry, J. Jenningu and Paul

220 yards free-style.-G. Arnold, a. T. 3*, L. A. Benn, Geo, Thompson and F.

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. [Herdy...

lu Tak-chouk and Leung Ding-ch'u bent M. O. Hussain and A. R. Kichell 6-2; bent A. Rahmin and M. R. Abbas

beat M. F. Mader. and L Kitchell Luk Ding-cheung- and Luk Chun- chung beat Hussain and Kitchell 6-3;1 Abbas 6-0; beat beat Rahmin and Madar and Kitchell 4-1.

Ho Ka-lau and Chol Ping-fan best Husnafa and Kitchell 6-3; test Rahmin and Abbas 6-3; beat Madar und Kit chell 0-1.

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