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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

July 4, 1941. ̈

Prospective Inter-Schools Aquatic Gala

The 100 yards back-stroke race at the "Y"-University

gala on Saturday. The swimmers are E. A. Roberts, Hui Major Baseball Kwan-lun, B. S, Wilson (winner) and Wong Yat-hung-

Ming Yuen.

Rinks And Pairs Championship Matches

THREE MATCHES in the Colony Bowls Championship- one in the Rinks and two, in the Pairs were played yesterday. At the Civil Service C.C., J. C. Chalmers' rink beat A. Brooks- bank's 22-11, and H. J. Bicknell and G. W. Elphick beat C. H. Gough and T. Hayward 26-18, while at the Bowling Green Club, J. V. Ramsey and R. Morrison beat A. E. Carey and W. Mair 26-12.

The margin in all three games was sufficiently large to make play appear rather one-sided, but in one of the Pairs ties- that at the C.S.C.C.-the losers

WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION BEATS

failed to maintain their opening AL DAVIS ON T. K. 0. run of searing and lost by S shots.

Gough and Hayward opened enu- tiously and then with a 4. 3 and 2 on the 5th, 6th and 7th, ends led 11-4. With another 2 on the 9th they maintained the lend at 13-8, but over the next nine heads, Bicknell and Elphick gained the rim of the green and featured in a scoring streak that place them 25-13 in the lead at the 18th.

The Police pair made a great effort on the 19th, when they scored a. 4, but the bowling was too tight over the last two heads to permit them any real chance of recovering.

Scores wert: Hayward: 0, 2, 0, 0, 4, 3, 2, 0, 2, 0,

0.0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4, 0, 118 Elphick: 2, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0,

2, 1, 2, 3, 2. D. 1; 0-20 -Police-Pair-Tournced-

NEW YORK. July 3 (Reuter) -- Flizle Zivio' easly beat Al Davis at the Polo' Ground lo-day. the referee stopping the fight in the 10th round of their 12-round hout

taken terrifle! after Davis had punishment,

C. Huang Provides Week-end Surprise

Fine Times Recorded

(By "Tinkor")

THOUGH FULLY OCCUPIED and busy with arrangements for their own gala on July 12 and the Combined meet on July 26, the Victoria Re- creation Club Committee have found time to con- sider the sponsoring of an Inter-Schools gala, the date of which will probably be during the first week in August.

Not many realise the amount of work that is neces- sary for the organisation of a gala, cven an ordinary Club gala, and still more for one such as the Combined func- tion for the War Funds later in the month.

There are some 30 Schools| that will doubtless take part in

the prospective Mect in August

and in addition to the issuing Jof invitations and the calling jof a meeting of representatives

Chicago Cubs there will be the arrangement

Nose Out

Cardinals

NEW YORK, July 3 (UP),—Only three games were played in the Major Baseball Leagurs to-day. In the National circuit, Chicago Cubs edged out St Louis Cardinals 2-1, and Boston Braves beat Philadel phila Phillies 4-1. Boston Red Sox had the better of Philadelphia Athletics in the American League. Scores were:

St Lous

NATIONAL LEAGUE

of the programme, the running of heats and endless other little jobs to go to the making of the Tiinal day a success.

This, the V.IC. Committee, led by the two energetic swimmers Lienel Roza-Pereira (Club Secre-

Close Games In Water-Polo Tournament

THREE close water-polo tourn- ament matches were played yester. day, Scores in brief were;

2

ARMY POOL Comb. 5./Units 3 5th A.A.

2 R. Scola "A" 0-

tary) and Gussie Noronha, have undertaken. In the Interests of swinging in the Colony. Needless to say, the Schools are and it ench both boys and girls'. School nominates only one entry for each event it will necessitate heats.

Incidentally, wille on the sub- Ject of heats, I think the selection of the live best times for the (2) and Atacdonald for Comb, Small finalists would be a better systems Units, and Clark and Robinson for than taking the

firsts and three

the Gunners.

Signals NAVY POOL

R. Navy "C 3 965th R.A. The games in the Army post were most exciting. In the first match; the

for Knightly scored minutes when

ult was not known until the closing the Combined Small Units with beautiful angled shol.

The goni-scorers

Knightly

were

Unbeaten Record

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in three hents of five swimmers each, ROYAL Corps of Signals maintain-

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the better two secunts. For instance, it

happen thatj

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Battery: Dean Hayes,

The Washington-New York Bane Le played at a later date.

bleed the League Tennis

Zivle, holder of the world welter. weight title, floured Davis in the Arst round, made his nose third and gashed his ip in the eighth, Between times Zivic outboxed and! and pummelled his rival unmercifully

baly in the fifth round, when he unleashed a left hook to the head stag gering the champion, did Davis show real light.

Was

D

the five best might be inclurled ined their unbeaten record when they

heat

and the selection of only defeated Royal Scots "A" 2-0. the first and second placings would Scorers were Allen and Dignan (frum result in the eliminatlan of the re-a penalty).

The feature of the game maining three, who, If they had been

In either ncluded in

of the other two fac elose marking of the Scots, but heats

would have come in either they made little or no effort to break first or secondl.

through. Dignan's penalty goal was However, to return to this Schools' scored as a result of a foul by Miltar

yards' line, gala. It is an established fact that within the two

the

the youth of Hongkong has become latter being ordered eut of the bath. very aquatle minded over the past.

few years, and among their numbers

figure of the wo- the outstanding men's events in the Colony chani

are doubtless many aspiring swim- Vivienne Churn. C. Guterres was will mers.

And this leads to the belief. that if all the Schools accept the invitations of the V.R.C., the number of entries is going to be quite large pionships last year, winning the large enough for not only heats but quarter-mile in cary style, and it is a pleasure to find that she has im-- possibly semi-finals! And it will be proved to such an extent over the quite a job of organisation.

shorter distances,

Craigengower Trounce J.R.C.

the pair thet in November In "D" Division

When Davis was disqualified for fondly; and had his licence revoked, but on his return to the ring he was promised a title aght if he justified himself Last

of Zivic's wit THE OTHER Police pair in night The manner

suggests however, that Davis is un yeaterday's matches were A. Eikely to be considered for the china- Carey and W. Mair, who received a trouncing 26-12 from J. V. Ram- sey and R. Morrison at the Kow- Joon B.G.C.

Consistent and at times brillant bowling spelt victory for the Kow- joon Dockers, They recorded five 3'6.

Scores were: Malr:

Morrison:

0, 0, 8, 0, 3

1, 0,

012

1. 3, 0, 1, 3, 0, 1, 1, 03, 0.

0, 1, 0, 2, 0, J,

Rinks Match

20

At the Civil Service C. c. w.

Melrose, R. Main, J. Watson and

pionship bid for a while.

J. C, Chalmers beat A. G. Graiton,

J. II. Gelling, C. F. Needham and A. Brooksbank 22-11.

were

At no period in the game the winners challenged. They open- ed with a 2 on the second head and led at periods 5-2, 10-3, 10-7, 20-8.

Scores were:

Brookebank:

Chalmers:

1.0.0.

Q.7, 2.

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of the past few THE A.N.S. and V.A.D. gala in the Army pool on July 12 months when he Beat David! Hutchinson. Colony Champion,, for the Bomber Fund promises over the 100 yards in the Univer to be a good show-socially at 8113-X.M.C.A. gala Saturday least. It is hoped that Their night. The Jewish Recreation Club

The time was 60.2 seconds for the Excellencies the Governor and were no match for the strong winner, which, while being excellent the-General-Officer-Command- Craigengower C.C. tennis for funny, who only this year hasing, the Commodore and Sir team in the "D" Division turned to the sprints, should hardly Atholl MacGregor will be there.

of

have been a winning time against

The ofleers of the Army, the the League, losing 9-0 yester-Hutchinson who took the Colony Naval Volunteers and the Volunteers day. The Chinese R.G. beat Open event last year in 50.2 secs. occupy a prominent spot in the in- the Army 6-3. while at King's even allowing for the water being

vitation relays. In the first, over J'ark, South China just fresh.

the Navni Volunteers swim with Another fact which was to Iluang's four lengths--each length 33 yards overcome the credit was that he had won the 440 and against the Army and the "Y", managed to Filipino Club 5%-3%.

yards event only two races before, and in the second relay, the Volun

in Scores were:

while

ile Hutchinson had only sum

50 yards, and eers are opposed to the Army, the opening event, the

Star turn of the evening, however, should have fully

Tecovered.

will doubtless be Mrs Murrell, ex- Hutchinson's win in the first event, Olympic swimmer (Paris-1024, and however, was 0 meritorious one. The time was 45 seconds as against Ainsterdam-1928). She will 24.8 secs. estab seen in the 100 yards free-style, the Colony record

Finally, there will be the water- shed in 1030 by D. E. Taylor and

olo between the Army and com- equalled last year by Ng Nin.

bined Civilians-Navy. Probable teams will be:

Army 3 C.R.C. 6

Ford and Stoner drew with Yue Wing chung and Yue Kong-chung 6-0; drew 11 with C. N. Tsang and T. F. Chat G-6: beat

Yin Chan and C. Y. Tso 7-5.

22

Yin and Tso 7-5,

Elsley and Glasscow lost to Yule and Vir 4-8; lost to Tiang and Chol 3-6; beat itchell and Pelliam lost to Yue and Yus 1-6; lost to Thang and Chol 4-0; lost to Yin and Tao 1-0,

C.C.C. 9 J.R.C. O

A R. Palink and D. Godkin. lost to K. M. Au and C. M. Lee 1-6; icat to Mok and V. 11. Leung 2-0; lost to . C. Chan and P. C. Yu B-T,

9. R. Ramler and M. Talan lost to Au and Lee 2-0 lost to Mok and Leung 3-6; fost to Chan and Yu 3-4.

E. Whifgot and A. Odell lost to Au and Lee 1-8: lost to Mok and Leung 2-0: lost

to Chan and Yu 2-6,7

Post Office "A" Win

J. Howlelt and W, G. Morrison beat D.

G. MacPherson and Castilho 6-4; beat C.

C. Lam and Lal Fat 8-2; drew with Chan Chun- and W. W. Wong 0-3.

S. S. Chin and S. K. Chin beat Mac- Pherson and Casti 6-3; beat Lom and Lala-3: lost to Chian and Wong 3-7,

D. Fitches and Y. 5. Fung beat Mae Pherson and Castilho 6-3; beat Lum and Las 7-5 bent Chan and Wong 0-4.

C.B.A. 8 K.I.T.C. 1

B. I. cktard and D. T. Smith beat K. S. Mehal and Y, J. Khan 8-4: beat U, H. Esmall and A. II. Melial 6-2; hent 16. Singh and NS. Singh 6-0.

D. Toinsheveký súd G. Gurevitch best Malal and Khan 6-3; beat Esmall and Mehal 0-2; beal Singli and Singh 6-2.

St. Buli and D. Parsons lost to Mehal and Khan 2-6; beat Esmall and Mehal 0-2; bent Slugh and Gingh 0-2.

Filipinos 31 S.C.A.A, 5}

H. and P, Pyan lost to C. L. Lag and K. C. Hit 4-8; beat 1. Y. Kwok and X, C. Wong 0-4; beat W f. Mok and Dr Y, K. N# 0-2,

F. Gonzalez and W. Leo Tort to Lau and Hit 1-6; lost to Kwok and Weng 3-0; lost to Mok and Ng 1-0.

*T. 9. Hsu and Ke F. Bouza' drew willi Lau and St 6-0; lost to Kwok and Wong 1-6; beat Mok and Ng (-1.

Trojans Net Team

The Trojans will incot Hongkong Police in d friendly Basketball "gome at the Chinese YM.C.A. Kowloon branch, on Sunday at 4 pm, and w

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