THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 26, 1938.
OPEN PAIRS COMMENCE IN RAIN
ELLIS AND BOOKER.
DESERVED WIN
DAND LEADS WELL FOR
L. JACK
(By "SKIP")
The Colony Open Pairs Bowls Championship, began in lugu- brious circumstances last Monday. After the heavy rain on Sun- day evening, there was a good deal of uncertainty as to whether play would be possible, but six of the matches scheduled commenced and three of them were actually finished after sundry spasmodic interruptions.
DON'T JERK!
a
If
The following-through at bowls is as necessary as following on when alighting from moving tram. If you just "get off" a tram you make contact between the earth and your nasal organ. you don't follow through at bowls your effort is a jerk, and nothing is more foreign to good length than jerking. Also, jerking jars the muscles, but the natural fol- low-through keeps them soft and yielding.
Lawn Bowls
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A. A. Remedios struggled hard to improve matters and played a great game, whilst Dick Alves was a trifle
A deal of tenacity was neces- sary to achieve this desirable ob- ject, but the conditions for the last few heads were ludicrous.
The best achievement was that of R. Ellis and F.E.E. Booker, who secured the better of the
Lay brothers by a single shot. Booker has to thank his partner for the victory, as Ellis played a sterling game; the heavier the green became, the more he seemed to like it.
A T. Lay was not up to his usual standard and left Hyde Lay rather too much to do, much of which he accomplished successfully.
A GOOD FEAT
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L. Jack and A.A. Dand also achieved a good feat when they beat "Jock" Örem and Wally Mair, more than useful pair, whom I ex- pected to see going quite a long way in the competition.
The heavy green seemed to dem-
Reasons!
THIRD ROUND
The master-key to the door of OF DAVIS
lawn bowls is correct physical con- dition. What is "correct physical condition?" It is the most modern teaching, and not to be found in books or treatise with one excẹp- tion. A camel wouldn't be's camel without its hump; and you can't. "stand" like a Hindoo making patty cakes and get consistent re- sults. Without heels together, spine bent, and legs rigid, with no bending of the knees as if about to "devote" yourself, the muscles are formed on wrong parts of the anatomy. That is why reliable, fast drivers, with deadly direction, are as scarce as the truth about Germany.
LATEST CALL OVER FOR DERBY
London, To-day. The following is the latest call-over for the Derby, which will be run at Epsom on Wednesday, June 1:
Pasch 5 to 2.
Golden Sovereign 9 to 1 t and o. Scottish Union 9 to 1t and o. Bois Roussel 15 to 1 o, 100 to 6 t. Pound Foolish 100 to 6 t and o. Mirza 100 to 6 o, 18 to 1 t. Portmarnock 100 to 6 o, 18 to 1 t. Fly On 30 to 1 t and o. Valerian 33 to 1 o; 40 to 1 t. Manorite 33 to 1 o, 40 to 1 t. Faroe 40 to 1 t and o. Malabar 40 to 1 t and o.
-Reuter.
unlucky with some good attempts. oralise the losers towards the finish, LEAGUE TENNIS
Cricket Club pair
Bob Duncan led all the way and whereas it did not seem to worry the had so little to worry about that he Kowloon was able on one occasion to lend a hand to Hughie Nish on the adja-much. cent rink!
CUP DRAWN
FRANCE MEET ITALY
London, To-day.
the
The following is the draw for Third Round of the Davis Cup Compe- tition, European 'Zone. Germany France Yugo-Slavia Belgium
V Hungary
▼
Italy
V
Sweden
V
India
-Reuter Bulletin.
CIVIL SERVICE CAUSE "B" DIV. TENNIS UPSET
Recreio Lose By Odd Set At Valley
The Civil Service Cricket Club brought off an unexpected coup in the "B" Division of the Lawn Ten- nis League yesterday when they defeated Club de Recreio by 5 sets to 4, J. R. Pengelly and I. Agafuroff laying the foundation for a win by taking all three of their matches.
J. A. Bendall and 'B. Agafuroff also contributed their share and clinched to issue when they beat J. J. Remedios and Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, one of Recreio's strong- est pairs.
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J. R. Pengelly and I. Agafuroff (C.S.C.C.).
Dand was quite a useful whilst I saw Wally Mair bring
off
very THIS AFTERNOON beat M. Oliveira and L. A. Car- `` Lead, MAY RESUME.
6--3
61
5-7
valho
6-1 beat J. J. Remedios and A. M. F. X. SOARES' BIG WIN
Rodrigues Club de Recreio Second Division some natty heavy shots, one earlier
beat A. E. Xavier and M. Gu-
terres team had F. X. Soares to thank for on turning an adverse count of five dition following last night's rain, the (C.S.C.C.).
Providing the courts, are in a fit con- J. Bendall and B. Agafuroff bringing away the points from Aus- or six into a singleton for his side. Tennis League programme will be re-beat Oliveira and Carvalho tin Road, as he had a big win over
6--0 "Jock" Logan and so "washed out" so of the Kowloon Cricket Club)
Vic Labrum and Jimmy Jack (al-sumed this afternoon with four matches beat Remedios and Rodrigues. 6d
in the "C" Division.
lost to Xavier and Guterres the defeats sustained by his fellow-defeated a "Hong" pair in Tommy morrow's programmes:
The following is to-day's and to-
C. Sloan and C. Carver (C.S.C.C.). skips. Always in the ascendancy Fergusson and V, Petherick, on the
lost to Oliveira and Carvalho.. 1-6 from Gutierrez downwards, he final-
lost to Remedios and Rodrigues 5-7 ly put the lid on things by scoring stage and with "Labby" lying one, very last head. All square at that
lost to Xavier and Guterres
4-6 a six on his last head.
Leo Silva was brilliant at No. 3 shots, Fergusson tried to clip his C.R.C. also third, fourth and fifth A.T.C. and his skip was often in the happy second shot in for the match, but position of having to merely put in
after three very close attempts, he blockers. Logan's two front men were weak, his lead especially, be-was unlucky enough to cut it out to ing consistently short with the re-
concede four; it was the only shot on sult that the jack was rarely visible and actually he did well to to Cheesman and the skip. One not- able exception was on the head to which I have specifically referred, when Logan should have drawn to an open kitty.
and
connect.
To-day
"C" DIVISION
V.
V.
K.T.G.C.A. K.C.C.
C.C.C.
R.
V.
I.R.C.
even
R.S.C. P.R.C. K.T.G.C.A.
V. H.K.U.T.C.
To-morrow
"D" DIVISION
v. A.T.C.
V. C.B.A.
V. C.R.C.
•
V.
Τ.
V.
C. de R. C.C.C.
C.S.C.C.
OPEN PAIRS TOURNEY
Further progress in the Colony Lawn Bowls Open Pairs Championship was made yesterday in spite of the incle- ment weather, when a match was play- ed at the Kowloon Cricket Club,
M. Ferguson and his partner, T. Coleman, beat A. Wright and W. Campbel by 20 shots to 14.
HAVE YOU FALSE TEETH?
and Hughie Nish, respectively, but K.I.T.C. Jack Hirst went down by 16 to P. K.C.C. A. Yvanovich. Vic Labrum, who I.R.C. seems to float round the rinks with DRAKE IN FORM Drake had a six points win over
the greatest of ease, appeared as J. J. Basto, who enjoyed a good lead in Carr's rink and was right on season last summer, and he scored his game; Walter French carried on in all the last six heads except a the good work and Jimmy Jack con- dead one, to achieve his victory. solidated, with the result that Carr Jack Watson was giving his skip who was unsteady to begin with, really good woods, whilst Drake, had little to do for two thirds of who is playing as well as he has the game. After that he was excel- ever done, carried the side for the lent and more than pulled first few heads.
weight.
Searle was the star-turn in Meyer's rink which enjoyed the
his
GOOD SUPPORT Hughie Nish had good support better of B. Basto, by nine shots, from both his lead, Arthur Dand, and he was always beating C. C. and Bob Marks at No. 3, though Pereira to the objective. Neither of the latter was not too consistent: the No. 2's were good, but Norman, the skip was always up and had at three, had a slight edge over little to worry about.
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Jack Hirst and his man could not "Doc" Guterres and the home skip had the better of his opponent, and get going at all against Yvanovich pulled out his best shots at critical and were down by as much as 32-9 moments.
until late in the game, when they K.C.C. RETURN TO FROM
scored seven is the last three heads In the Third Division, the Kow-to make their score look a little loon Cricket Club returned to win more respectable. It is noteworthy ning form with a win over Club do that after trailing at the seventh Recreio, at King's Park. In a high head, the home team, all of whom scoring game the Cricketers had were consistently good, scored. 26 victories of 22 and 13 by Tom Carr shots to their enemy's singleton!
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