THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 30, 1938

INEQUALITY OF VOTING POWER

COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN RINKS

Points Awarded .. Lancashire Middlesex Glamorgan

Derbyshire Gloucestershire

The story of inequality in vot- Leicestershire ing power has often been told in Yorkshire these columns, concerning ̧ the Surrey Imperial Bowling Board, the all- powerful which threatens to Kent swallow up the Dominion minnows Sussex whenever opportunity occurs.

At the meeting of the I.B.B. held in London in July of last year, the question of American affiliation

mentioned and debated for the umpteenth time.

was

On a vote being taken, the follow- ing was the result: There are four British delegates, possessing double the voting power of four Dominion delegates.

WASTE OF TIME

Obviously, then, it would appear that it is so much waste of holding debates and taking

This assumption is proven by result of the ballot to admit or re- ject America.

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TABLE TO DATE

1st Inna. Draw On Lost On Total

CHAMPIONSHIP

START

Holders Fully Extended

P.

W. 12

D.

6

L. Lead. Ist Inns. 1st lans. Points Avge. MAKES

6

72

10.28

&

60

· 10.00

16

8.00

16

8.00

28

7.00

24.

6.00

-36

6.00

94:

5.68

1

16

5.39

28

4.86

Worcestershire Nottinghamshire Somersetshire.

28

4.00

3

12

4.00

5

16

9,33

16

2.67

12

2.40

1.50

0.00

Hampshire Warwickshire Essex

Northamptonshire

2

SATURDAY'S BOWLS

AT A GLANCE

Craigengower

The Open Rinks Lawn Bowls, Championship of the Colony com menced yesterday with several matches on both sides of the har bour, but only one or two upsets were featured, and in most cases the favoured combinations' qualified for the Second Round,

The holders, J. R. Soares, J. W. | Leonard, L. C. R. Sousa and C. S. Rosselet were fully extended by a Craigengower second team rink comprised of W. Penny, K. M. Omar, M. J. Medina and J. Cavanagh. The winners scored on the last three heads to secure a 19-17 victory.

H. A. Alves' rink had a close tussle with T. Fergusson's four to win by 19 shots to 17. Fergusson led till the 17th head, when tho Portuguese quartette scored a four which placed them on level terma and they followed this up with singletons on the next three heads. On the last head Fergusson's four was only able to score a single, to lose by two shots.

FIRST DIVISION

(66) 60

Civil Service

Indian R.C.

(-) 50

Kowloon C.C.

(58) 56 (-) 54

time

Police R.C.

(40) 50

Club de Recreio

(78) 65

votes.

Kowloon B.G.C.

(58) 47

Kowloon Dock

(71) 47

the

SECOND DIVISION

Football Club “A” Civil Servico Police R.C.

57

Kowloon B.G.C.

(-) 58

(-) 60

Football Club "B"

(-) 64

(56) 57

Craigongower

(59) 62

Club de Recreio

(58) 76

Taikoo Dock

(55) 54

THIRD DIVISION

(61) 39

Kowloon Football Club (42) 89

Kowloon C.C. Club de Recreio Kowloon Tong

(-) 55

H.K. Electric

....... (~~) 81

(75) 64

......... (75) 63

Craigengower Football Club

(50) 48 (54) 69

J. R. Soares

J. W. Leonard L. C. R. Souza C. S. Rosselet-

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All the Dominions and England- five out of the eight units-voted in favour of America, yet the voting power of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales was sufficient to defeat them. Now a strong move is on foot to have equality in voting power, which is not only fair and logical, but Old England's own medicine. The "pups" will continue to until this is accomplished.

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Yacht Club

Figures in brackets denote scores in corresponding match last year.

BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE

First Division

Yesterday's results wore:

C. W. Lam

At P.R.C.

W. Penny K. M. Omar M. J. Modina J. Cavanagh - 19 (Skip)

At H.K.F.C.

N. P. Karanjia

W. Glendinning L. Glendinning W. McHardy

F. Nolan 18 (Skip)

At Civil Service

A. J. Coelho

S. Lillicrap

17

16

If Australia

Wins---

FRY WILL

BE AMAZED

"Perhaps, you are amazed that Lord Tennyson's quasi-England cricket XI have not done better in India. Hall-mark of M.C.C. I believe not attached to their lug- gage; but still a pretty represen- tative team," writes C. B. Fry in the London "Evening Standard”.

"You need not be amazed. For one thing the Indians are far stronger in cricket than we are pleased to suppose. Their team over here in 1986 were а fair match for our best, and might have amazed us had they had fewer captains and managers...

"Nissar is the best fast bowler in the world. Amar Singh pro bably the best all-rounder, Mushtaq Ali and Merchant are of the top class as batamen; and they have plenty of batsmen and bowlers about as good as those Australia are sen- ding this year to amaze me if they beat us.

"Moreover, India is a hot country, very and touring out there an abomination of all too melting flesh.

Craigengower C.C. Club de Recreio- Kowloon B.G.C. Football Club “A” Police, R.C.

Shots

Shots

W. Howard E. Zimmern

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P.

W.

L.

D. For Agst.

Up Down

Pts.

Craigengower C.C.

4

4 0

0 281 198

83

0

8

Indian R.C.

4

3

1

0

243 209

34

0

Kowloon Cricket Club

5

3

2

0

293 277

16

0

R. P. Shaw

Club de Recreio

5

3

2

0 283' 273

10

0

6

E. Strange

J. H. Xavier

Police R.C.

5

3

0 272 325

0

53

4

G. Duncan

Kowloon Dock R.C.

2

1 215 218

0

3

3

W. Gill

A. E. S. Alves

Kowloon B.G.C.

3

1 258 276

-0

18

3

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28 (Skip)

18

Civil Service C.C.

4

0

4

0 178 247

0. 69

0

At K.C.C.

Totals

36

17 17

2 2023 2023

143 143

36

P. W.

L.

4

3

1

Second Division

D. For Agst. Up Down Pts.

0 262 226 36

L. F. Xavier

C. E. Marques

J. Eastman

L. Bones

Shots

Shots

F. V. V. Ribeiro

V. Petherick

0

6

H. A. Alves

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T. Fergusson

19 (Skip)

17

3

0-306-277--29

6

5

+3 2

0 296 295 1 0.

6

At K.F.C.

4 密

2

0 264 210

54

0

4. 2

2

0 249 234

15

0

$

R. P. Phillips'

J. Watson

Football Club “B”

4 2

2

0

205 275

0

70

A. T. Lay

T. Coleman

Civil Service C.C.

4

3

0

233 258

0 25

A. Hyde-Lay

J. C. Brown

Taikoo Dock R.C.

4

1

3

0 227 267

0 40

E. W. Lines

R. Duncan

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15

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25

Totals

34

17 17

0 2042 2042 135 135

34

Third Division

At Recreio

Shots

Shots

J. S. Howell

H. Gittins

P. W.

L.

D. For Agst. Up Down Pts.

G. S. Graver

J. L. Stephens

4

4

0

0 266 194

72 0

8

A. W. Hodges

A. Spary

4

0

254 214

40 0

6

A. Brooksbank

A. H. Basto

0

234 248

0 14

6

(Skip)

23 (Skip)

11

0 250 233

17

D

0

306 273

38

0

At K.B.G.C.

0 278 309

0

31

197

220

0

J. Remedios

23

0

0 188 282

0 94

0

C. Pereira

0. Remedios

34 17 17

0 1973 1973 162 162

E. Souza

34

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28

13

Kowloon Football Club H.K. Electric, R.C. Football Club Kowloon Tong G.C.A. Kowloon Cricket Club Club de Recreio Craigengower C.C. R.H.K. Yacht Club

Totals

C. Vas E. Remedios C. H. Basto

J. J. Basto.

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LOOK HERE! LAWN BOWLS

20%

REDUCTION

ON ALL CHROMIUM AND

NICKEL PLATED TRAYS

HUGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM

1st Floor

CHAMPIONSHIP ENCOUNTERS

To-day's Programme

The following are the Open Pairs Bowls Championship matches to be de cided to-day.

"At Civil Service "L. de Rome' and G. T. -Padgett v A. |Baker and A. K. Minu.

W. Gill and G. Duncan v R. Edwards and G. Perkins.

W. Bagley and A. E. S. Alves v A. E. Coates and R. Basa.

D. M. Khan and M. R. Abbas v A.

Even Prince Ranjitsinghji said that WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD. J. Coelho and J. Pau...

India is too hot for the game,” So do not be amazed, please.

At Hong Kong F. C.

J. W. Leonard and J. R. Soares Castro and V. Atienza.

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