1941-09-18 — Page 6

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 18, 1941.

"WICK'S" BOWLS NOTES

Junior League Competition Still Keen

Kowloon Tong Challenges Football

Kowloon F. C. Again

Need For Umpires At Championship Matches

APART from the championship of the First Division already won by Craigengower C.C.-interest in the League still runs high, and the results of the matches played on Saturday last have made competition even keener.

In the First Division, for instance, several teams are struggling to avoid relegation. Kowloon Bowling Green Club "B," one of the teams in danger, obtained four valuable points at the expense of the Indians at Austin Road and, as the Civil Service C.C. were beaton 5-0 by K.B.G.C. "A", the K.B.G.C. "B" are now two and a half points ahead of the Civil Servants.

In the Second Division, Kow-skin, was ten shots to the loon Football Club, favourites against Joo Meyer.

COMBINED CHINESE V. REST OF COLONY

ON OCTOBER 10 ·

To Aid Relief Fund

TWO. CHARITY MATCHES in ald of the British Fund for the Rellet of Distress In China were arranged at a meeting of the II.K.F.A

League Management Commitice last night, these games to be played on the Caroline I Stadium on October 10,

Pressmen who are players in the In the curtain-raiser, the Chinese Junior Divisions (2nd and 3rd) will meet the Itest of those two Sections, the second game being the Combined Chinese against the Rest of the

Colony,

The times for kick-off are 3 p.m. and 4.45 pan., admission being $1.20, good 60 cents and 40 cents.

for the championship. were THE champions, visiting their

beaten 6-0 by Craigengower C.C.

neighbours, Police R.C., left with

at Happy Valley, and Kowloon four points, U, M. Omar's 100 per Tong got over their bad spell by cent. record remained intact us he scoring a clean-sweep win over bent Jock Fender's four by 10 phots. Hongkong C.C. at Kowloon himself was once again in Tong

great form.

nobis The K.F.C: are still, three! thead of Kowloon Teng, each team having two more matches to play.

In the Third Division, Police R.C. consolidated their position by taking! five points from Hongkong C.C. at Chater Road,

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The Fone Police point TAM obtained by Jim Shepherd's rink against C. 8. Rosselei, who was playing with a scratch four. And taking this into consideration, i was a good performance on Noase- Jet's part to hold Shepherd to only four shots.

In the absence of B. W. Bradbury,

They need only four more points. S. Landoll ploted Craigengewer's from their last two matches to be third rink und won by three shots certain of the title, and they are very

kely to get them too, THE most exclling match of the

day was that at Austin Road where Kowloon B.G.C. "D" defented the Indians by one shot and by four points to one, being up on twa rinks.

The peculiar thing about the re- sult, from the Indians point of view, was that they had on paper two strong rinks-Abbas' and Minu's- and one scratch side, led by D. M. .Khan.

They expected Abbas and Minu

against Bill Hollands, whose Arst de- feat in three games it was.

KOWLOON DOCKS, who were at one time one of the teams in danger of relegation, have done

well lately. Last week they con- tinued this good work by troumelug Recreio "B" by five points to nil at Ilunghem, and are now well out of danger,

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Record Entries

For Kowloon Chess Club Tournaments

The annual general meeting of the Kowloon Chess Club will be Jeld the Peninsula Hotel, on Thursday, September 25, at 6 p.m. to receive and consider the Com- mittee's report and statement of Decounts, to fleet officers for the season 1941/42, and to elect two representative for the season 1041/42 on the Colony Champion- ship Committee.

The Club report discloses that in the Colony Open Champlonship, six com

the her ne boys members of the Club, and one from the Victoria Chess Clubs, Karpovich emerged winner without being "beaten, In The Junior Championship, which was es tablished for the first time this your there were 13 entrants, with To Yu-lau emerging champion.

Record Entries

WITHOUT AN UMPIRE..

, this is what happens, and it took quite some time. L. Sykes on his lances with the tape measuring with B. W. Bradbury, A. M. Omar and R. Duncan watching tensely.—Ming Yuen.

Volunteer Team Chosen For

Inter-Services Gala

Changes In Artillery Line-up

TOGETHER with the announcement of the Corps swimming team, changes in the Corps Artillery selections are notified for the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps aquatic championships and the Inter-Services gala to be held at the Army pool on Saturday commencing at 9 p.m.

The Corps selections present

There was a record number of en- KOWLOON TONG must be kicking or winners o

club tournaments. Joint Winners of a very, even front and is very the settlor tournament were D. E. de representative. Only one man

themselves for having that, bad

It is proposed to publish ́ a Chess

to win by a margin sufficient to run several weeks ago when they. Carvalfo and C. M. Sequeira, with takes part in two events, that! cover Khan should the Inst-named could do nothing right. With each C. Poupard winning the Junior. chath being E. A. Roberts, of No. 31 magizine in the near future, with Mr Company, who is swimming in K. Welss as editor, and it is hoped both the 3 x one-length relay and that members will support this under the 4 x 100 yards free-style re- taking as the profits from the magazine will be donated to the British War lay. Organisation Fund.

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team having two matches to play, pionship. Kowloon Tong now find themselves three points behind Kowloon F.C.

But their opportunity will cone on September 27 when they meet the Footballers.

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They will have to be in good form, however, if they want to win as the match will be decided at Chatham Road.

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Last Batch Of Australian Ponies

go down.

But both Abban and Minu were beaten and it was left to Khan to score the Indians' solitary point! Abbas open rink were beaten

by Len Sykes quartette by two shots after a very good game. Severni heads were changed in an Interest- ing manner in this encounter, but Sykes and his men were a little more consistent their opponents and TN the Third Division, the Police] deserved their win.

took no chances with the Hong- Sykes himself

was deadly accu-i rate in his draws to the jack and kong C.C. and rubbed it in to the tune of 20 shots, and five points to; throughout the afternoon seldom

nil. I, for one, do not blame them scut down a bad wood. On the 2011 head, when he was as they cannot afford to drop any leading

20-19, Sykes found a lie of points at this stage,

With the Police doing so well, I five against him when his turn came am afraid that Kowloon Bowling to bowl. But he sprang the jack for Green Club and the Indians, who one with his very first-wood--very have been at the head of the Teague] fine effort.

On the other rinks, Jock McKelvle, Table for so long, must now see their

dream fade away, ably supported by Jolin Gili at No. 3, proved a little too good for A. K. Minu and won by nine shots; while WHEN the draw in the semi-despite

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The majority of the swimmers, however, have to keep an eye on the Corps Championship events, and taking part in ine many events, might icoparadise the chances of their respective units.

Inter-Unit Bowls For China Mail Cup

Al a meeting held at the II.K.V.D.C. Headquarters yester- day arrangements were made re- garding the Volunteer Bowls Inter- Unit Competition for the "China Mall" Cup.

Major F. Flippance WOR elected Chairman. Sgt J. G. Meyer was made Hon, Secretary with S/Sgt. M. N. acusen as lion. Treasurer and a Com- mittee comprising C. Q. M. S. Baptista, L/Cpl A. Bowen and one member of the Corps Artillery was formed.

The programme is an attractive one and is in aid of the British Prisoners of War Fund. One of the outstanding Although they had a very rough features of the programme is the fact trip up from Australla, the third that the gala will cater to all those and final batch of Australlan pontes, services of Naval, Military and Civi- comprising 26 Subscription Griffins, Han nature, which are connected with and four Grimins, arrived in the the Colony's War Effort, for in nddle close on October 6 and the first mat- It was announced that entries would .Colony

safely

yesterday, They tion, to the four Volunteer and four

ches would be played on the morning were all shipped to the Colony on Inter-Service events, there are of October 12,--was reculled that deck.

items for the Nursing Detachment, there were 38 entries for, the contest H.K.V.D.C. A.N.S., the A.R.P. Police last year. Major F. Hogg of the Hongkong Jockey Club Stables, who travelled on and Auxillary Fire Service.

His Excellency the Governor, the same stlp us the ponles, snld that

the severe

has intimated that he buffeling the Mark Young.

Omeer, Commodore A. C. Collinson, R.N., will also attend.

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D. M. Khan, making his debut as final round of the Colony animals all arrived in excellent condi-will be present and the Senior Naval Recreio Bowls Teams

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The following rinks have been chosen to represent the Club de Recreio in First Division matches on Saturday:

Total of 96

The Corps medley relay team is, This brings the total of Subscription Grimas to , seventy having arrived perhaps, the most formidable of the previously,

lot, being comprised of A. K. Rum- note has been posted to all mem-lahn (back-stroke champion), Luiz A" V. C.B.C.C. (home)-F. X. Suntes. bers of the Hongkong Jockey Club in M. Remedios (breast-stroke) and D. R. F. Luz, F. V. V. Tubeira and C. Reza viting them to subscribe for these Lyon (free-style). This team, with Pereira; J. Luz, C. M. SINA, L. F. Xavier ponics to be drawn for at the end of the exception of Lyon, but who is torque betro, F. X. Sliva, C. E.

Marques, C. G. Sva and II. A. Alves. the month. They will be raced in the also of the V.R.C. is the regular folice (nway)-DC. Alver. 1942 season.

V.R.C. medley relay team that has C. H. Basto, C. A. Lopes and 33.

AP. Pereiro, J. Remedios, Basto done so well this season.

Remedios and A. M. Rodrigues; C. P Yas, M. A. Carvalho. J. Soares and A. Guterres,

However, it must be noted that in none of the breast-stroke events is the "butterfly" stroke permitted, it not being recognised by either the Army rules or those of the Volun-

teers.

The programme is:

rinks championship was an nounced, it was recognised that unless the players were much below form, the match between the rinks led by U. M. Omar and A. J. Hall-two veteran Inter- 1. Corps Championship, 4 x two lengths port skips-would provide bet-free-style relay.

2. Invitation event, One Length open ter fare than the encounter be- to the Police Forces tween J. Shepherd and M. R. Abbas.

This expectation was fulfilled on the Civil Service green on Sunday Jast when the two gomes were de-. elded,

3. Inter-Services Diving. 4. Corps Championship, Nursing tachment, One Length.

De-

5. Inter-Bervices, x 100 yards free- style relay.

6. Invitation event. One length free-

Com-

style Open to Auxiliary, Fire Services.

1. Water-palo. H.KV.D.C. v. bined Services

2. Ladies. relay, 4 x one length. Nursing Detachment v. A..P. v. Auxl- itary Nursing Service.

Inter-Hervices, 6 x one length free- reiny.

Championship., 100 yards

While the 1.B.C. rink. won fairly comfortably against Shepherd's four, there was a great struggle between Omar and Hali. Never were there the more than four shots separating the! two rinks and when the last hendi wns

Omar played.

10-15 Hali

shot on played a splendeading this last end, when the opponents tey relay. were lying four, resting out the first

Medley relay.

11. Corps Championship. Diving. 12. Invitation relay. One length free- style Open to A.R.P. men.

11. Inter-Services 3 x one length med.

Championship, ex 14 Corps

shot, and Omar had extremely badength tres-style relay.

luck in promoting an apposing wood Corps Selections

for second shot to clinch the match,

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W.

The game has already been de- Corps representatives will be

མ་ Scribed and I need say litle more Railton (Artillery), R. Goldman (No.

ex ane length Trea-style relay.-E. about it except that U. M. Omar, Coy). E A. Roberta (No. 3 Coy), J. M. after a brillant exhibition, was un-dorand (Portuguese Coys) Dutchin fortunate to play his two really bad on Mobile Column) and B. 8. Wilson

Hongkong F.C. Rinks

Rinks to represent the Hongkong Football Club away against the Prison Officers' Club in the Second Division on Saturday will be:

A. B. Coleman, T. D. Thaman, 1. A. I. Sethy and W. Gill; A. Watson, Gelling. C. F. Needham and W. Macfar lane; Shaw, C. D. Robertson, Brooksbank and K. S. Robertson.

Cricket Meeting

The annual general meeting of the Hongkong Cricket League will be held in Qio Urban Counci Chamber on Thursday, September 25, at 5.15 pm.

Hutchinson, N. D. Booker, G. Arnold, D. O. Parsons and Weylandt.

Portuguese Coya,—A. Axedo, E. da Roza, J. M. Gosano, G. N. Cosano, Luiz, M. Remedios and F. Neronis.

statie M.G.-E. A, Roberts, R. Gold- man, A. Mackenzie, A. N. Oller, and X Zimmern.

Small Unite-B. 9. Wilson, A. A,- da Roze, J. C. Fenton, A. H. Rumjahni, A. A. Noronha and C. L. Szitor.

Corps Artilery-E. W, Railton, L. Gold- man, 12. Lyon, F. B. Wilson, F. 3. Ansiow and W. G. Lawson.

MEDLEY RELAY. (Three Lengths)

Mobile Column N. Hammond, D. Hut- chinson and N. D. Booker.

Portuguese Cays.--E, da flota, Luis M.

Statio M.G., A. Roberts, A. N. Other and G.. Logan.

Small Units~A, K. Bumfahn, W., n. Gegg and A. A. da Roze,

·IL Artillery—Yeung Yuk-wa,

Remedios and J. M. Golang.

shots of the game on this vital head. (Small Unita);"

4 x 100 yards free-style relay_W. G. It was very unlike him to be short Lawson (Artillery, F. A. Roberts (No. 3 when the opponents were lying Cor). N. Hammond (Mobile Col.) and A

A. da Roza (Small Units), game.

Diving N. D. Booker and G. Ainsile One other poin, I should like to | (Mabilo Col.). bring to the notice of the authori numjalin (small Unie Lula af re- Muilington and W. G. Lawson

3x one length medley relay—A. K. ties is that in Important matches medios (Portuguesa Coys), and D. Lyon FOUR-MEN relay (Two Lengths Eachi Ilke lie schel-finals of an open (Artillery). competition, umpires should be appointed. ANN

More often than not":"in "rink

Corps Championship Teams

The following are tentative selections

are not required as the skips here for the Corps Championatulp teams:

game

selves

generally decide can

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No. 3's cannot reach an agreement;

DIVING

Moblie Colama--G. Almalie and N. D. but as it.

it happened on Sunday the Booker. measure 2008 so close on the 20th Portuguess Coys-Cicero Tozario and head and the game had reached Lulx M. Hemedi 1959

- Static M.G.'-R. Goldman and A. Zim".

Corpa

'Mobile' Column-N. Hammond, D. IIut- chinson, G. Arnold and N. D. Booker.

Portuguesa Coys,-G, N, Gorane, Lulz

M. Remodios, E. da Roza and Jose Mar

ques

Blatte M.0.-E. A Roberts, O. Logan. R. Lapsley and It.· Goldman,.

Small Unitz. B. Wilson, A. AD an Itoza, J. C. Fenton and A K. Rumlahn Corps, Artillery.-P. 2. Wilson, E. Kennard and W., Lawson

Army Gala Postponed

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Corps: Aftillery-P. B. Wilson and 1, Reina Hongkong Ares Army Swim-

An umples: should certainly be

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