THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 13, 1989.
A.V. Gosano's Fine Record
CHINESE BASEBALL CLUB STEADIEST
IN THE FIELD
(By GRAND STAND)
Chinese Baseball Club, as a whole, were the steadiest on the field this past season, but Central British and Trojans are tied for the busiest fielders in the league. Chung Hwa tops in the assists.
LAWN BOWLS
Equal Distribution Of Teams
・
APRIL 29 First Division Kowloon D.R.C. v ·Civil Service Q.C. Because of the entry of three|Recreio “A” v - Kowloon · B.G.C. new teams in the Third Division Craigengower C.C.
Recreio "B"
Kowloon C.C. Division
of the Lawn Bowls League it Indian R.C. Second Individual honours go to versatile A. V: Gosano, of-Club de Recreio, who was decided at the first Council H.K.F.C. "A ▼ Craigengower folded almost perfectly for .999.
[meeting of the Lawn Bowls Asso-Kowloon F.C. v Taikoo D. R ̊C. Al Lau, of the Canadian Chinese, was chalked up with the most miscues ciation held last night that the Kowloon B.G.C. H.K.F.C. “B”
v Police R.C. of the season.
Third División......... Herbie Quon, the Wizard of the Whiff, had a grand season, topping the existing law of · promotien – and Kowloon Tong
relegation hurlers with. 80 whiffs but 48 passes.
be not, this season, Kowloon B.G.C.- v Stanley
V Recreio The catchers' records could not be compiled as many passed balls were enforced, but that the 27 teams Kowloon G.C. allowed to go unheaded by the scorers.
which have entered the Leagise Hong Kong FC. v Kowloon F.C. be so divided ́that each division Craigongower C.C: v Electric R.C.
MAY 6 be composed of nine teams each,
First Division In order that this could be done it Kowloon B.G.C. v Indian R.C.
v Craigengower C,C: was agreed that Civil Service Cricket Kowloon D.G.C. 903 Club, wooden spoonists of the First Police R.C.
the Recreio “B” Division last season, remain in 8667 First and that Club de Recreio, win- 8660 ners of the Second Division, bé pro-Police R.C. ▾ Craigengower C.C.
Club Fielding
G
PO
Chinese Baseball Club
10 · 201
Midgets
10 198
A 114 64
Machine Gunners
10
215
103
E TC DP PCT
11 41 346
.910 28-290 4 54 361 3
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.878
English Forum
10 198
.93
45 936
6
Filipino Club
10 · 213
91
47 361
16
9 189
91
43 823
14
Hong Kong Baseball Club
10
204 96 10 204 111 58 373 10 208
53 102
373 9 180 92 56 328 10 - 203 90 66 368
52 352
7
.863 ,852
9
.844
10
.831
4
.829
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.820
Club de Recreio
Central British Association
--Trojans
St. Joseph's College
Canadian Chinese Club
Individual Fielding
(Qualification-70 percent. of game or more.)
G. Fowler (C.B.A.)
Lee (C.C.C.)
H. Quon (Mid.)
Alvares (Ret.)
Chan (CB.C.)
Leonard (St, J.)
Loyola (Fil) ·
Molthen (H.K.B.C.) Silva-Netto (Tro.) B. Quon (For.)
Lum (C.B.C.) Wong (Mid) Figuereido (Ret.) Eramela (Fil) Winglee (M.G.)
Silva (Tro.)
Higgins (C.B.A.)
J. Lee (For.)
Yip (C.C.C.)
CATCHERS
10 40
10 84 6
8 26 3
10 33
7 17 6
5
v Recreio “A”
v Kowloon C.C.
Second Division
moted;
Kowloon B.G.C. Kowloon F.C. Kowloon Football Club and Kowloon | Civil Service CC. v H.K.F.G. “A”
by Kowloon Tong Tong, winners and runners-up of the H.K.F.C. “R”
Third Division Third Division respectively, were pro- moted to the Second Division while Craigengower C,C, v Recreio : Stanley Prison, Kowloon Football Club Kowloon B.G.C. v. and Kowloon Bowling Green Club were Yacht Club placed in the Third Division.
BEST COURSE
The above propositions were put for ward by Mr. R. P. Phillips, Hon, Secret- ary of the Association, who stated that PCT in the interests of Lawn Bowls this would be the best course to pursue in view of the fact that the time factor'
.947 .935
.906 played a very important part in the .896 completion of the League Axtures.
Hong Kong_F.C.
v
Kowloon C.C.
Kowloon F.C.
v Electric ́ ́ ́R.C.
C.S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
* TEAM!**
The following have been chosen to represent C.S.C.C. in a friendly_game
Mr. J. Russell did not support the of Bowls against K.C.C. on the K.C.C.
.875 proposition and said that the rule of ground commencing at 3 p.m. sharp on 869 promotion and regulation should be Saturday:
.846 enforced as far as the First Division
A. Steven, V. Ebbage, C. Strange
838 was concerned and that it did not mat-1 and S. Eccleshall; 727 ter, if the season were extended alight-
ly for the junior teams.
Mr. C. B. Hosking stressed the fact
R. R. Davies, F. Harper, A. Grimmitt and J. Hollidge;
F. Austin, D. Crawley, E. W. Sim-
.975 that with inclement weather interfer-monds, and M. N. Rakusen; .957 ing with the fixtures it was best to .935 shorten the season
M. E Purvis, J. R. Carr, H. Strange
PITCHERS
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DP
TC
10 10
8
1
1
19
9
9
20
2
1
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10
13
26
2
43
10
21
31
58
9 10
23
4
37
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9 14. 21
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8 6 10
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49
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0 94
2
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4
0 42
0
26
0
34
6
44
5
0
30
10
1 47
FIRST BASEMEN
Yum (For).
8
52 5
2
2
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Barros (Rec.)
9
67
2
3
Hearther (H.K.B.C.)
10 86
1
4
1
Neves (St. J.)
9
65
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2
Lan (Mid.)
10 63
.2
10
56
12
1
9
68
6
8 36
46
Alves (Tro.) Gosuico (Fil.) Porter (MG.)
Ing (C.C.C.)
Lau (CB.C.)
Muir (C.B.A.)
5
9
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T. Seddon, B. B. Weeks, L. Collyer and J. Deakin.
with the junior and Haynes;
F. W. Hopkins, R. R., Wood, W. J. 901 clubs. He reminded members that two Burling and A. B. Allan; .884 years ago, owing to rain--and he was 882 certain that we would come in for our .863 share this season-the. last league .833 games were played in September thus 787 interfering with the cricket of some
clubs.
KOWLOON TONG BOWLS TEAM
It was agreed that the same competi- 966 tions as last year be run and that the .958 matter be left to the sub-committee. The following have been selected to .956 The following were elected to serve, represent Kowloon Tong Club against 942 on the sub-committee: Dr. J. T. Smal-Kowloon Football Club on Saturday, at 941 ley (President) Messrs. J. Russell, U. Kowloon Tong. 981 M. Omar. E. Kern, V, Chittenden and .922 R. P. Phillips.
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C. Mose, J. Tang, J.-L. Stephens, and
A. Spary (Skip),
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A. E. Castro, H. Y. Hsu, Y. Abbas, The fixtures, as arranged by the Hon. .852 Secretary, were adopted and the fol- and A. H. Basto (Skip). 843 lowing are the games for the first fort-T. N. Gregory, J. N. Wong, V. Atien- 824 night,, League to commence on April 29, za, and H. Gittins (Skip).
E. Zimmern (M.G.)
10 75
7
4
31
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1
.813
SECOND BASEMEN
Beltrao (Ret.)
8
19
15
.971
8
18 9
.831
Fedoseyeff (II.K.B.C.)
8
14
13
0
18
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29.
.900 Bonza (Tro.) ·
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25
12
8
16 8
9.
9. 17
10 24 .12
10 36
15
10
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9 ..17
14
10 35 22
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13
9
9
SHORTSTOPS
7
14 16
30
20
10
18 46
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Sting (CRC.)
Chang (Mid.)
Gurevitch (C,B.A.)
Hollands (St. J.)
Azedo (Tro.)
Chang (For.)
Aquino (Tro.). White (MId.) Angus (C.B.A.)
A. M. Prata (Rec.)
Lan (C.C.C.) Clague (H.K.B.C.) Evangelista (Fil)
A. V. Gosano (Ret.)
Paulino (FiL)
Kitchell (For.)
Crary (Mid.)
-Ching (C.BC)
-F. Barros (Tro.)
Waggoner (H.K.B.C.)
Maxwell (M.G.)
-Nazarin (C.C.C))
· Delgado (C.C.C.) T. Young (For.) Rapley (M.G.) Abbass (St. JA Bautista (FL)" T. Silva (Tro.) Mar (C.B.C.) Lay (Mid)
Choy (CBC)
H. Bilva (Tro.)
MacNider (CBA) Singh (St. J
· Fisher (MidS Ma (For Bea
Chow (C.C.C.) Wingleo (Far)
THIRD BASEMEN
LEFTFD
7 16 13
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8 3
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18.
880 A. Barros (Troc)
7
4
0
- 14
.857 Kew (Mid.)
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9
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27 .831
77
714
5
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80 48 16 8 8
,892| Alvares (Rec.)
9
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,843] ChanTM (CRC) 7.
9
41 27 83 14 :6
70:
828 Fowler (C.B.A.)
,815 Loyola (Fil)
814 Quon (For.)
718 Molthen (H.K.B.C.)
.666 Lee (C.C.C.)
Silva-Netto (Tro.) .999 Leonard (St. J.).
.918 Amper (FIL)
.888 Rapley (H.G.)
7 63. B 24 32
60 15 8 25
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755 12 8
21
3**
20 13 20
9.
56 8 28
.62
18.34
26
28
19
.888 Moss (CB.A.)
.862 Gaubert (GBA)
847 Fedoseyeff (HK.B.C.) .833 A. Zimmern (M.G.) .818 Izatt (M.G.):
.785 Wong (C.C.C.) Horton (M.G.)
:.956 Chinn (C.B.C.)
888 Beltrao (Rec.)
16
51
22
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866 Thompson (H.K.B.C.)
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848 Madar (M.G.)
∙17
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2827 Abbas-(81) 3.2
911
17.
764 Hollands" (St." J.)
98
$115
727 Fanlo (St. J.).
.600) Rosa (St. JJTH
Alves (Tro:).
.916) Woo (St. J.)
White (Mid)
F. Zimmern (M.G.)
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