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CHAMPIONS
PLAY OFF AGAINST
BOWLING GREEN
THE MAN WHO DIDN'T LAUGH.
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by the afternoon's warfare to the extent of £2,400, was evidently in a harsh mood. John Willis found it necessary to soothe him down, to? sweeten him. To the intent hearer it seemed at first that Sam Latter- man and Co. had. had more than
¦didn't want any further bets from
CRAIGENGOWER have failed to retain their enough, of John Willis, that they premier league bowls title, and the Civil Ser-that too-victorious plunderer of their vice, who beat the champions on two rinks to funds. But Willis brought them to win by 7 shots on Saturday, will meet the Kowloon Bowling Green Club in the play-off for the title on got that? Wait now-it's days be- the Recreio green next Saturday afternoon.
the scratch with a jest--and then- "Mars on Friendly Fairy for the big race on Wednesday have you
fore the race, and you'll have plenty of time to deal with it, and lay it The junior division programme provided many surprises. off-if you want to. I'm feeling Craigengower, the champions, and the Bowling Green, who are like a real bet before I get back home next month. Book me Mars ihres making a determined bid to equal Craigengower's record of carry-times...." ing off both league trophies last year, were sensationally beaten by His listeners gasped. the Police and the Electric. The Recreio recorded the highest num- "Yes, that's right-three times 1 ber of shots secured in one game this season when they beat the six hundred pounds on lowly placed Indians by 90 shots to 41. The previous highest score Fairy! Right! Thank you, Sam!" was also credited to the Recreio juniors who beat the Police by 88-38 on the opening day. The Yacht Club avenged their former defeat at the hands of the K.C.C. in the only remaining League encounter. Taikoo Dock retained possession of the Dorrance Cup when they beat Kowloon Dock by 8 shots on the latter club's green.
· RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
FIRST DIVISION.'
CIVIL SERVICE `(48)
l
CRAIGENGOWER (67)
44
SECOND DIVISION.
72 CRAIGENGOWER (67)
54
YACHT CLUB (42)
BOWLING GREEN (67)
59
54 KOWLOON GG (64)
·ELECTRIC RC. (52)
50
65
INDIAN R.C. (67)
41
POLICE (37)
CLUB DE RECREIO (48) . 90
•
said. Here, have it plain English— Friendly
John Willis emerged, amiling still "I shall clean up a fortune on Wednesday," declared be, “And now you boys know all I know-you know the winner! You've dropped your money on Galloper Gem, and that can't be help... but you can get in out of the wet on Friendly Fairy, and make a parcel, every one of you. It's thirty-three to one. |Goodbye- everybody!".
He saw them all smiling, again made happy, and was delighted. His gaze stopped at the foolish som- breness' of one face alone.
"Don't you ever laugh?" he de- manded of Hannibal.
"I thought I was laughing," Hannibal apologised. "Good" luck
The figures in brackets denote result of previous game this year. and thank you, sir. You see, I'm
KOWLOON CC CRAIGENGOWER III
KOWLOON DOCKS·
FRIENDLY.
13 BOWLING GREEN
62
76 FOOTBALL CLUB DORRANCE CUP.
41
87 TAIKOO DOCKS
League Tables To Date.
Bowling Green (8) Civil Service' (3) Craigengower (1) Police-B.C (7)~~~ Kowloon Docks (5) Club de Recreio (2) Kowloon C. C. (4) Taikos Docks (6)
Cralgengower (1) Bowling Green (5) Civil Service (3) Police R. C (-) Club de Recreio (4) H. K Electric (8) Yacht Club (2) Kowloon C. C. (7) Indian R C (-)
going to Australia.”
The yellow car departed in glory. Dulchester proceeded to get out of the wet with vigour, and determina-! 98 tion. Not only Dulchester (these things will get talked about, despite any promise), but Maryboro', Marshton, Corberstead and Farrel- town, neighbouring towns, abandon-¦ P. W. L. F. A. Up. D. Pised Galloper Gem as a cheat and a .... 14 9 6 859 761 98
FIRST DIVISION
Shots Shots
0 18
14 9 5 819 784 35 14 8 6 804 745 59
0.18
0 16 0 16
5
0 12
14 8 6 826 825 1
14 6 8 795. 790
14 6 8
802 819 0 17 12 14 5 9 766 829 0 63 10 14 & 9 775 893 0 118 10
SECOND DIVISION
13 10 3 829 664 165 .15 10 5 979 845 134
0 20 0 20
13 9 4 784 - 699 85 0 18
14 8 6 796 805 7 9 16
15 8 7 924-804 120 0 16 14 6 8 780 830, 0 50 12 14 6 8 747 -- 803· 0 56 12. 14 5 9 709 · 853 0 144 10 14 1 13 689 934 0 245 2 Figures in brackets denote positions held by the respective clubs at the conclusion of last season. The Police and Indian R Care newcomers to the junior division in the absence of the Tal- koo second string.
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lie and went solid for Friendly Fairy all ends up.. Galloper Gem went out in the bet- (ting, and Friendly Fairy.closed in to¦ twenties. Hannibal Strive still gave himself to thought. He thought' mostly about the fares to Australia.
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morning. The sun came out at lunch-Dulchester, didn't you, Mr. Latter- time, but, figuratively, it continued man? Of course these bets you pre-
BERLIN UNDER THE NAZIS
(Continued from Page 6).
to be a nasty damp afternoon, and tended to make were with your own before it was over many stalwart ärm, Mr. Latterman. Wait till I've lada in Dutchester and elsewhere finished, please. And the bets were Berliner has to walk. He has no glance a little enviously at the nicely right on time-after time. Your money even for the luxury of the scrolled shop front of Ellas the people flashed the leading horses to small city taxi.
*
undertaker which announced that you as soon as a watcher on the Suppressed Newspapers Charles Elias conducted funerals course flashed the leader's name to The strangest thing about Berlin with economy and refinement. them. Very neat, Mr. Willis, par-is that althought a great politica!
Galloper Gem won the big race don me, Mr. Latterman!"
revolution has just been effected, life by a length and a half. Friendly Mr. Latterman grunted. "I was goes on on the surface very much as Fairy finished Afteenth Dulchester so full of bets on Galloper Gem that usual." You can sense that a great and several other places went into I had to do. something. No other deal of the spirit of the old city has [mourning and overdrafts. Hannibal bookmaker would help me out with gone, perhaps never to return. But Strive went into more thought, and any of them. But when I got the apart from that the stranger is not took a pound out of the savings bank lads switched on to Friendly. Fairy given any open cause for anxiety. (with which to go London.
nere and there Galloper Gem's price That is largely due to the rigorous went out enough for me to cover a suppression of all anti-Government In the opulent waiting room of lot of my money, bit by bit. Pd newspapers. Hundreds of newspapers the gorgeous offices of the success have been ruined if I hadn't done have been wiped out throughout the ful. firm of Sam Latterman and Co., something. Have you told anybody, country, and most of the well-known somehera near Piccadily,little you maggot?”
Burlin sheets are no more. You can- Hannibal Strive sat and stroked him! “You'd be ruined if I did,” said not hope to get truthful information ¡noise. A smooth clerk came and Hannibal, still regretfully. "I'm not from the modern, German Press. 2 said: "Mr. Latterman doesn't know a hard man. I-___”
You are not intended to. You mast your name. He can't spare time to “You're not a man at all,” he roar-|read the National Socialist point of Monded, "You're a little halfpenny | view "and" only-that point of view. "Tell him," said the visitor, "that nuisance! Nobody would buy you But in the seclusion of his homa I come from the White Horse, Dul- for a used tram ticket! I wouldn't the honest Berliner will somethimes 1-chester."
use you for "blotting paper.
0
see you
| · This tidings passed him in, with much do you want to keep
no more than than half a minute's mouth shut?"
delay, Hannibal Strive, awed by "Two thousand pounds,”
How deplore the extent to which the
your Nazis have gone, not only in their
persecution of the Jews but also in said alienating... International... feeling.
0 the luxury of the place, stared at Hannibal Strive calmly, and the big The honest man dares not speak out, Bam Latterman, whom he had last victim jumped. You see, I'm going and for that you can scarcely blame seen as kind-hearted Mr. John Australia,”
him. Life is to cheap in Germany Willis, smoking the biggest cigar is "I'll give you 2500," said Mr. to-day. the world
Latterman, getting his cheque book. It is at moments like this that the *Well," "demanded Mr. Sam and Hannibal stroked his nose and stranger begins to realise the ex Lattermann. "What's your trouble?” said, simply and kindly: "Two tent to which the Nazis have ter-
"Did you have a good race, Mr. thousand." Willis?"
...rorised
modern Germany Into "Five hundred, you nasty little complete and obsequious submission.
"Mr. Lettermann, please. Get spot of dirts. Five hundred."
that in your mind, you little worm.” Two thousand, Mr. Willls," said
Censer's Activities
You knew that all letters and tele- grame and telephone calls are watch.
You're not as nice, as you were Hannibal "I want to travel first when you were Mr. Willis,” said class. Do you know, I've never ed and censored. That letters to little Hannibal regretfully. "I liked, travelled first in my life?"
foreign countries are opened there you as Mr. Will.” WHO AN He could not be shaken. There is no doubt, because the German “Get on with it, you shrimp," said was a painful scene, until at length Government is terrified lest capital Mr. Latterman. He was excessive: Hannibal Strive folded up a bearer escape through the medium of the {ly angry. “How did you find out?” cheque for £2,000, with every ap- post. The art of listening-in to all ~"Ah!" breathed Hannibal Strive, pearance of gloom." He then re- trunk and even suspected local calls happily." "It was the new yellow,membered that he was a little gentle has been perfected." A telegram paint on your car. While your man. He lingered. He said: "Mr. which may reflect on the Nazis posi- auffeur as: at finch 1 found an, Willis-pardon, I mean Mr. Latter-tion is: unaccountably lost in trans. satimate for painting it in one of man--I thank you very much. You mission, or else delayed until its con- O the leather
And I saw couldn't tell what a lot of good this tents are valueless,
The Hitler supporters defend the
that a new numb
been raizely, ulempedu
d been will do me. I
to the old Didn't you, say you were going party's attitude on the ground that one And I went the painters to Australia 7in and found out that the car really Hannibal nodded. belonged to
Latterman.
they are defending the Fatherland, That they are sincere I have not the "What's the matter with your least doubt. But a foreign obeer.
It was bright one before, and starting - now?"naked" Mg Mrver may take leave to differ an to the everybody knew I expect you Latterman, "Don't sit there laugh-methods by which one's country cam 2 went to a few other places besides ing at ME Į
best be defended and justified.