THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 17, 1940
SKIPS TABLES
FOLLOWING ARE THE records of all skips in the three. divisions of the Lawn Bowls League.
LC. G. Silva (Rec, "A") ̄
F. X. M. Silva (Rec. “A”)
LU, M. Omar, (C.C.C.)
A. M. Holland (K.B.G.C.)
F. Cullen (K.D.R.C.)
C. S. Rosselet (C.C.C.)
'A. J. Hall (K.B.G.C.)
G. H. Sherriff (K.B.G.C.).
J. J. Basto (Rec. "B")
FIRST DIVISION
Shots
Shots
P. W. L. T.
F. .A.
Up
Dn. Pts,
6 6 0 0
157
'98
59
012
8
& 1
0
135
104
31.
0 10
& 5
1
0
120
113
7
.10
· 6
4 1
1
125
104
21
9.
5
4 1 0
100
84
26
D
8.
6 4 2 0
150
101
49
8
6.4 2 0
143 103
40.
6 4
2 0
147 141
36
6 4
2
0
122 127
0
F. Basa (C.0.0.).
6 2 1
3
*137
114
23
A. R. Dallah (I.R.C.)
4
3 1
0 91 .51
40
H. E. Strange (C.B.C.C.)
5 3
0
93
104
0
11
¡H. A. Alves (Rec. "A")
6
3
0 120
102
18
B. Basto (Rec. "B")
6
3 3
0..121 128
0
J. C. 8. Fender (P.R.C.)
6 2 3
1 114
108
6
¡E. Kern (K.C.C.)
2 1
0
62 63
E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)
4 2 2 0
85 69
16
0
2 3.0
88 '97
9
6 2 4 0
114 120
6
.A. K. Minu (I.R.C.)
2 4 0
108 139
31
W. GIII (H.K.F.C.)
6
2
0 100 141
41
F. J. Jones. (C.S.C.C.)
3
1
1 60 69
1
0
N. J. Bebbington (H.K.F.C.)
6
1
1
99 131
32
J. Orem (P.R.C.)
1
100 140
40
E. G. Post (P.R.C.)
1
0 0
20
17
3
0
L. A. Collyer (C.S.C.C.)
1
0
48
37
11
0 2
K. S. Robertson (H.K.F.C.)
2 1
1 0
32
41
9
A. R. Minu (I.R.C.)
1 2 0
58
64
6
J. F. McGowan (C.8.C.C.)
3
1 2' 0
56
78
23
2
F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)
4 0 2 2 77
92
15 2
M. R. Abbas (I.R.C.)
5 1 4 0
99 110
11
5 1 4
0 101 117
16
5
1
4
0
93 117
0 24
2
1
0 1
0
14
37
23
2
0 2
0
29 45
16
60
J. McKelvie (K.D.R.C.)
J. E. Noronha (Rec. "B")
A. E. Carey (P.R.C.)
J. Kempton (K.D.R.C.)
G. C. Moss (K.C.C.)
J. Hollidge (C.S.C.C.)
A. Brooksbank (H.K.F.C.)
4
Q. Remedios (Rec.)
T. W. Carr (K.C.C.)
4 0 4 0 47 107
3 2 1 128
5 3 2 0. 101 83
.
2 2 1 90 127
2 3 1
4 2 2 0
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SECOND DIVISION
5 5 0 0 128
83
45
0
10
6
5 1
148 91
57
0 10
-W.-McNeill (C.C.C.).
4 4 0 0 97
64
33
0
8
P. Younghusband (K.F.C.).
5 4 1 0
131
81
50
0
8
R. Duncan (K.B.G.C.)
6
2 0 134
106
28
0
8
H. L. Lockhart (K.B.G.C.)
6 4
2 0 123 102
21
0
8
A. J. Kew (K.T.)
€
2 0 101 112
0
11
8
W. K. Way (C.C.C.).
6
123
5
0
7
J. Chalmers (T.C.)
4 3 1 0 96
73.
23
0
6
R. M. Keown (T.C.)
18
0
6
A. A. Lewis (C.C.C.)
6 3 3 0 114 109
5
6
P. Yvanovich (Rec.)
4 2
1 1 83
75
8
0
5
A. W. Browt. (H.K.C.C.)
5
37
5
A. H. Basto (K.T.)
G
125 116
9
0
5
J. L. Stephens (K.T.)
2
0
54
30
24
0
4
T. Stainton (T.C.)
2
0
42 33
9
0
4
W. Harrower (K.B.G.C.)
3 2
1
33 42
4
i.
W. V. Field (K.F.C.)
3
10
43 23
D 4
A. Wright (P.R.C.)
4 2 2 0
77
3
0 4
H. Gittins (K.T.)
82. 0
7 .4
A. Spary (K.C.C.)
4 2 2 .0
83
... 0
14 4
S. Eccleshall (c.s.c.C.)
4
1
2 1
.61
78
0
17
3
B. E. Maughan (H.K.C.C.)
5 2 3 0
103
97
6
0 4
J. M. Jack (K.C.C.)
5 2 3 0
113
0
22
4.
1. Guy (K.B.G.C.)
1
1
56
15
0
3
E. Souza (Rec.)
1
99
0 13 3
A. A. Razack (C.C.C.)
1 1
0
24
13
A. A. Remedios (Recreio)
1
`0
19 10
11 9
0
2
0 2
W, Simpson · (K.F.C.)
3
1..2
0
63. 65
0 .2 2.
R. Marks (K.C.C.)
3
1 2
0
63
V. Chittenden (K.F.C.)
4
1 3 0
88
0
27 2
W. Glendinning (P.R.C.)
4 1 3
0
86
0 29
2
D. Munro (T.C.)
4 1
а
0
101
O 30 2
W. E. Hollands (P.R.C.)
6.0
3
2
118
0
37 :2
A. B. Allen (C.S.C.C.)
4 0 3
1
98
0
37.-
.1
H. Brown (P.R.C.)
1
1
0
19
0
2
1
1
0
16
23
7
W. B. Fraser (P.R.C.)
1
0
28
0 16
28
0 17
.
1
0
32
0 19
0
3
3
0
88
0 40
2
2
0
.19
45
0
26
5 0 5
107
20
THIRD DIVISION
5 5
0 121 69
52
0 10
6 4 1
1 127 105 22
9
4 4
.0 91 63 28
0
8
8
L. Jordan (K.B.G.C.)
6 4 2 0 133
111 22
0 8
J. T. Smalley (K.F.C.)
6 4
8
K. C. Hamilton (K.B.G.C.)
6 4
8
J. S. Dinnan (K.B.G.C.)
6
8
,J. K. Sloan (H,K.E.R.C.)
3 3.0
G. G. S. Thompson (H.K.E.R.C.)
3 3
T. Pile (P:O.C\)
B1 33
0
¡G, S. "Graver (H.K.F.C.)
3 2
S. H. Strange (H.K.F.C.).
4 2
1 63 50 13 2.0 82 74 8
0
R. A. Edwards (H.K.C.0.)
4
2
0 79 72
7
0
0 94 104
0
10
112. .12
H. W., Randall (C.C.C.)
0
2
J. I. Barnes (H.K.F.C.).
1 1
0 18.
G. E. Stephens (H.K.F.C.)
1
2
R. H. Wild - (H.K.C.C.)-
1.1.0
G. W. Lam (C.C;C.);
11 0
13
P. Morgan (K.F.C.)
55 68
17
85 0 23 105
64
39
N. P. Karanjla (C.C.C.):
W. R. Hillyer (C.S.C.C.)
J. Purvis (C.S.C.C.)
L. A. R. Duncan (H.K.C.C.)
G. S. Archbutt (H.K.C.C.)
C.:Strange (C.8.0.0.)
W: J. Bagley (P.O.C.)
¡B. Evans (K.F.C.)
.A. F: Paul (H.K.E.R.C.)
A. Jillot (P.O.C.)
1' 0
5 4 1 0 117 94 23 D
0 133 112 21
2 0 127 106 21
2 0 118 99 19
0 84 33 61
0 0 76 45 31
3 2 0 114
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A. McKellar (H.K.C.C.)
H. G. Wallington (H.K.F.C.)
(G. 8. Ladd (C.C.C.)
4 2 2. 0 72 '94
0.124
23 11 12
0 50 37 19
37. 28.
A. Bakar (1.R.C.)
¡A. E. 8, Alves' (C.C.C.).
P. 8. Cassidy (H.K.C.C.)
A. M. Wahab (1.R.C.)
~S, M. Rumjahn (1:R.C.)- Smith (K.F,01) 4.74.
•N. P. Karanjia (C.O,C,){};
A. J. Coelho (C.C.C.))
|| Prantiča: (H.K.C:Q.).
D. A. Rozarlo. (0.0.0.)
J. P. Lunny (H.K.E.R.C.)
J. Pau (C.C.C.)
¿C. Plle (KIF.0:)!.
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31
35 48
20: 60 2.0 51 9 062 3 0 51 8 0
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SATURDAY'S
SPORT IN
RETROSPECTRE TAL
SOME notable results were returned The gala at European Y.M.C.A. was in: the Lawn Bowls one of their domestic affairs and prov- Lawn Bowls League on Satured entertaining to a large crowd. Fea
day but for the ture of the evening was again the form most, part there were to thrilling shown by some of the younger swim games, margins of victory usually be-mers and there appears to be little ing fairly wide.
doubt that "Y" have a great future in competitive swimming provided they continue as they have done and en- courage the younger element.....
Probably the most notable result of the day was the defeat of Craigengower Cricket Club by Hong Kong Cricket Club' in Second Division. The latter team thus secured, their first points, whereas their victims of Saturday, after a couple of early reverses, were settling down into a title-winning combination.
Only C.C.C. skip to win was W. Mc- Neill; Bill Way and Lewis both be- ing beaten by large margins...
K.C.C. Win Friendly
Bowls Match
Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Nor- thumberland and Durham, Associa~ tion by 34 shots in a lawn bowls match yesterday at the Club.
K.C.C. A. Bone E. Abraham
N. and D.A. T. Waller N. L. Smith
C. E. Langley
T. Carr
21
(Skip)
12
In Senior Division Kowloon Cricket Club secured their first points as the result of wins scored by the rinks J. W. M. Brown skipped by Teddy Fincher and Ernic E. Kern
(Skip) Kern, while I.R.C., who have at last found their form, did well to beat Po-F. A. Fabel lice.
R. Wellwood
In Second Division, apart from A, W. Ramsey H.K.C.C.'s fine performance at Crai- J. M. Jack gengower, Kowloon Football Club (Skip) overcame their rivals, Club de Re-C. J. Tacchi creio. O. P. Remedios, hitherto unbeat│A. W. Smith en, just saved his 100 per cent. record. T. A. Madar when Bill Simpson scored a seven E. C. Fincher to almost lower his colours.
(Skip) Kowloon Tong continues in winning L. Jordan vein and victories on all rinks en-C. T. Cham-
perovier abled them to beat K.C.C. by a wide margin after leading by a bare three W. Parsons shots at tea. Tony Basto was in great A. Spary form to beat Tommy Carr, leading --(Skip) divisional skip, by 17 shots.
Third Division matches all went much as expected, Bowling Green beating H.K.C.C.. to give the Austin Road team a "triple."
Hong Kong Electric, in beating Crai- gengower by 48 shots, had the big gest win of the day, J. K. Sloan's rink being in the limelight by virtue of the second "possible" of the season, scored at the expense of C. W. Lam and Messrs. Garde, Price and Co!
*
HINESE Baseball Club did well to beat H.B. on Saturday by 5 runs to 4 and Have now placed them them- selves in a favourable Baseball position for the cham
pionship. The game was marred by an unfortunate incident and the last two innings were played un- der protest.
One umpire was missing and the game started late, two points the Base- ball Association recently passed reso- lutions to avoid.
Rattled from the first inning as the result of one error which caused four runs. H.B. never settled to their usual game and though they played as well during the greater part of the re-. mainder of the game they could not wipe off the deficit.
H.B. had few sympathisers or sup- porters in the stand except for a few from the H.B. Girls' softball team.
T. Leonard did not play in the first
30
H. Lord
G. E. Judge
Dean Wilson
J. F. McGowan
(Skip)
G. Elphick
15
►
R. Leigh
R. Meadows
17
W. Mulcahy (Skip)
18
J. Hempsey
W. Hempsey
M. E. Purvis
S. Hodges
22
11
90
50
(Skip)
Presentation At K.I.T.C.
at
A pleasant function took place the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club yes- terday when a presentation was made
on
Mr. B. K. Kar
behalf of the members of the Club. Mr. Kar had been Hon. Treasurer of the Club some time and rendered cx- cellent and useful service He was instrumental in placing the Club's account's on a systematic basis.
Mr. Mahan Singh, president of the Club, in making the presentation-a silver cigarette case thanked Mr. Kar for all the his hard work.
TO-DAY'S TENNIS
Following is to-day's Senior League tennis programme:—
H.K.C.C. I.R.C. K.C.C.
V C.R.C.
v H.K.U.T.C. V S.C.A.A.
BASEBALL RESULTS
The following were the results of matches played yesterday:
HK. Baseball Club:-6; Royal Engineers:
inning as he was not feeling well but5; U.S.S. Mindanao-12; South China:-0.
had he not come into the side in the second, H.B. would have been in for a greater beating. Terry was safe as usual and was not afraid of going down to faulty ones even if it meant bruise on the body.
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George Souza was not on his best form, while Winglee's throw to second seems to have lost its sting.
Leung, at first base, for Chinese played soundly and, did well at bat.
Aquatics
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THE BW.OF. benefited to the ex- tent of another $1,000 the result of the swimming gain at the Chinese Bathing Club on Saturday.
The events were mostly handicap and novelty ones but the two main items on the programme provided some excellent sport. In the first event- the 300 metres Medley Relay Lal Tsun won comfortably, while there. was an exciting tussle for second and third place between South China and Chung: Shing.
In the 100 Metres Ladies breast stroke, Miss Lee Po-lul Won easily. but only a Afth of a second separated Miss Cheung Pui-chun and Miss Au Mel-chun for second and third places.
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