Skips' Tables
FOLLOWING ARE the records of all skips in the three Divisions of the Lawn Bowls League.
FIRST
C. G. Silva '(Rec. "A") U. M. Omar (C.C.C.), F. X. M. Silva (Rec. "A") A. M., Holland (K.B.G.C.)
C. S. Rossolet (C.C.C.)
G. H. Sherriff (K.B.G.C.)
A. J. Hall (K.B.G.C.)
A. K. Minů (1.8.C.)
F. Cullen (KID.R.C.)
J. E. Noronha (Rec. "B")
H. E. Strange (C.&.C.C.)
K. S. Robertson (H.K.F.C.)
E. Kern (K.C.C.)
E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)
M. R. Abbas (I.R.C.)
J. J. Basto (Rec. "B")
F. J. Jones (C.S.C.C.)
B. Basto (Rec. "B")
G. Duncan (H.K.F.C.)
E. G. Post (P.R.C.)
R. Basa (C.C.C.)
R. Morrison (K.D.R.C.)
J. McKelvie (K.D.R.C.)
DIVISION
Shots
Shots
BOWLB CHAMPIONSHIP
ROSSELET WINS EASILY
The last game in the Quarter P. W. L. T.. F. A. Up Dn. Pts Finals of the Open Rinks Lawn .13 13 .0 o 326 190 126
Bowls championship was played 12 11 ..1 0 254 183 · 71
yesterday at Civil Service when .13 10
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C. S. Rosselet's rink, composed of R. Basa, “A. E. Coates and J. S. Landolt, defeated. A. Brooks- 016 bank's four (G. Duncan, C. F. Needham and N. J. Bebbington) by.. 27 shots to, 15..
The game was evenly contested until the tea interval when the C.C.C. rink were leading by 12-10 at the 12th head.
three at the next end they were
THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 26, 1940.
LEARNING TO SWIM
Improving Your Strokes--The Arms
By Guy Larcom, Jr.
Co-Author With Harold S. Ulen of
"The Complete Swimmer"
(This is the last of the series of 12'articles which apptured în
the "Christian Science Monitor.")"
“BECOMING A complete swimmer is a gradual
winners, proved the turning point rather than an instantaneous process; yet this need and though the Club four scored a not be discouraging, for it is the feeling of a grow- ing mastery over the water, achieved from day to Needham played a good game day, that is one of the chief thrills of the sport." 10 for the 'losers, while Brooksbank
was unfortunate on several occa- 9sions.
0 6 6
R. Back
A. E. Coafea
J. S. Landolt
G. Duncan
C. F. Needham N. J. Bebbington
13 9 3
0,276 231. 45 1 276 223 63
11 B 3
0 267.184
83.
:0 26 0 22 0. 20. D .19 0 16
12 B 4
D 264 222
42
12 7 5
0 268 204
64
.0
14
13
7 B
D 243 283
0
20 14
J. C. S. Fender (P.R.C.)
12 5
4
3.283 215
18
D
13
A. R. Dallah .(I.R.C,)
11 6
5
0 217 194
23
0 12
H. ́À... Aƒvès (Reo. "A")
12 6
6
0 256 209
47
12
9 5 3
1.187 15.1 36
Q
11.
13 5
7 1 251 257
0
6 .11
8 5
3.0 174 164 ∙ 10
0
10
A five at the 13th head, for the
9 5
4
0.179 180
..1
10
1.0 5 5
0.187 214
D
27
10
11 5 6
0 208 212
0
. 6
10
badly beaten at the end.
12 5
7
0 244 252
0
8
to
12 6 7
0 235 277
0
42
B
4 3
1 154 188
0
4
D
13
4 8
1 255 293
0
*38
6 4 2
0 126 106
20
0
4 3 0
1 88 65
23
0
7
11 2 6 3 217 209
8
0
7
5 3 2
0 101 121
0 20
6
C. 6. Rascalat
7 3 4
0 123 129
(Skip) -
J. Shepherd (P.R.C.)
7 3
4
0 129 139
Shots Total
A. Brooksbank
(Skip) Shots Total
0
2
2
0
D
F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)
2.159 202
0 43 6
1
3
0
0
J. Orem (P.R.C.)
2 4
1 119 153
0. 34
0
3
?
2
N. J. Bebbington (H.K.F.C.)
12 2
9
1 188 261
0
5
1
4
0
2
W. GII (H.K.F.C.)
2 5
0 114 163
0
4
0
A. E. Carey (P.R.C.)
10
2
80 188 215
0
4
R. F. Luz (Rec. "A")
1
1
0 0 19 18 1
0
L. A. Collyer (C.S.C.C.)
2
1 1 0. 48
37
11
J, Deakin (C.S.C.C.)
2 1
3
1 2
2
6 1 5
0 102 147
0
9
1
8
0 172 217
0 45
2
1 0 1
0 20 24
0 4
0
1
0 1 0
9 26
0 19 · 0
1 0 1
0
14 37
0.230
18
1 0 1 0
6
29
0
0 19
2 0 2 0
41 47
0
6
20
2 0 2 0 29 45
0
21
NONNONKOSATHOMO
****PPONCERNRZZES
4
6
7
7
9
0
9
0
1
10
0
10
10
13
0
13
0
13
13
13
14
1
15
SECOND
5 0 5 0 DIVISION
69 142
0
0
Shots
Shote
A. J. Kew (K.T.)
W. McNell! (0.0.C.).
P. Younghusband (K.F.C.)
R. Duncan (K.B.G.C.)
P. W. L. T. F. A.
13 10 3.0 261 229 32 0 20
Up Dn. Pts.
K.C.C. BEAT
H.K.F.C.
0 2 5
7270
M. N. Rakusen (C.S.C.C.)
A. R.. Minu (1.R.C.)
J. F. McGowan (C:S.C.C.)
J. Kempton (K.D.R.C.)
J. Fraser (K.C.C.)
A. Spary (K.C.C.)
G. C. Mass (K.C.C.)
C. Roza-Pereira (Rec. "B")
W. Dall (P.R.C.)
J. Holidge (C.8.C.C.)
W. Brooksbank (H.K.F.C.)
2 1 1 0 36 39 0
1 0 33 37 0
0 58 64 0
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DONNOGGOBAIINNNNNNNDOOOOoo
It should be re-emphasised that form; the principles must later be you learn to swim by swimming. applied in the water. To mark To stand around in the water fro- off a given distance, not necessar- licking and idling may be the ily in deep water, and to swim it best of fun, but it makes no con-regularly, increasing it as strength ́· tribution to the power and ease and ability permit is a sure way to of that cherished crawl stroke. improvement, The swimmer a steady, measured This can only be perfected by use, should seek
that he winds up, 'not by studying it, taking pride at pace, 80 each sign of Improvement.
tired to the point of exhaustion, Articles of this sort can only but feeling as though he has had slimulate and guide as to proper a real work-out.
W. K. Way (C.C.C.) E. de Souza (Rec.) J. L. Stephens (K.T.)
Mastery of the art of turning lever to swing the shoulders and will prevent swimming in pools head about, and the rear arm as · from becoming a series of sprints. ja lever to assist in the turning Turns with a little practice can and to prevent the body from be made a regular part of the drifting away from the wall stroke, so that it is possible to (figure 35). The feet are then touch the end, pivot and be off dropped firmly against the side, At Cox's Road yesterday, Kow-with no loss of time or effort. Inland with a strong push the body loon Cricket Club beat Hong Kong the crawl-stroke turn, the swim-jis - straightened and shot out be- Football Club by 28 shots in their mer touches with whatever arm neath the surface for five or six resumed First Division Lawn is extended-forward, using it as a feet (figure 38),
When the game was abandoned
rain,
Kowloon Cricket Club were lead-
10 9 1 0 228 164 64
0 18
11 8 2
1 254 180 74
0 17
H. L. Lockhart (K.B.G.C.)
A. W. Brown (H.K.C.C.)
11 8. 3 12 8 4 12 7 3
o 238 189
49 0 277 206 69 2 241 244
0 16
0 16
0
3
16
O. P. Remedios (Rec.)
13 8 5
0. 256 235 21
0 16
12 6 3
3 262 220 42
0
15
13 7 5
1 251 224 27
0 15
Bowls League match.
9 7 2 0 177 170 7
0
14
10 7 3.0 232 171 61
0
14
on August 10, owing to
12 7 5
0 264 216 48
0
14
13 7 6
0.254 242 12
0
14 K.C.C.
ing by 6 shots.
H.K.F.C.
9 6 3
0 184 156 28
0
12
A. W. Smith
10 6 4
0 217 171 46
0
12 G. Lee
12 6 6
0 247 221 26
12 5 7
0 247 241
6.
010 E. Kern
9 4 4
1 177 174
3.
09 (Skip)
22
V. C. Labrum
6
4 2
0 128 106
22
0
В
|T. A. Madar
0
7 A. W. Ramsey
0 22
W. Simpson (K.F.C.) J. Chalmers (T.C.)
A. A. Lewis (C.C.C.)
A. Spary (K.C.C.)
T. W. Carr (K.C.C.)
R. M. Keown (T.C.)
p. Munro (T.C.)
P. Yvanovich_(Rec...)–
H. Drew (K.B.G.C.)
W. V. Field (K.F.C.)
S. Eccleshall (C.S.C.C.)
A. H. Basto (K.T.)
H.-Gittins (K.T.)~
B. E. Maughan (H.K.C.C.)
L. Guy (K.B.G.C.)
T. Stainton (T.C.)
H. Overy (K.C.C.)
W. Harrower. (K.B.G.C.)
A. Wright (P.R.C.)
A, R. Davies (H.K.C.C.)
J. M. Jack (K.C.C.)
V. Chittenden (K.F.C.)
7 3 3 1 147 121 26.
9 a 5 1 158 180
0 12 W. Hyde
10 3 6 1 185 204 0 19 7340-139-1490-10
9 3 6 0 153 189
7E. C. Fincher
(Skip)
7 6L Jack--
0 36
6 J. W. M. Brown
4 2 1
1
3 2 1
88 70 18 0·59, 52
0
6
J. Fraser
F. Goodwin
7
0
4
3
1 0 64
62
2 0
4
(Skip)
28.0
4
Totals
3 0
4
4 0
4
0 22
4
4 2 2 0 88 60
4 2 2 0 80 77
5 2-3 0 91 87
6 2 3 0 91 113
0229
A. B. Didsbury
A. B. Hodges
W. Gill
G. Duncan
Skipi
A. Brooksbank
B. I. Bickford
D. W. Phillips.
H. G. Wallington
24 (Skip)
~~A.--Whison
C. Needham
· L. E. Lammert
K., S. Robertson
27 (Skip)
15
45
H. W. Randall (C.C.C.)
J. C. GII (K.B.G.C.)
A. A. Razack (C.C.C.)
A. A. Remedios (Recreio),
E. S. Abraham (H.K.C.C.)
V. N. Atienza (K.F.C.)
E. Zimmern (C.C.C.)
3 1. 2 0 48 63 0 16
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"Wednesday's Game
A.S.C. Coy,. of H.K.V.D.C. are
4 entertaining the Bowlsters to a
The back-stroke turn is about,ed. This arm is simply being
4 return game of lawn bowls the same. The breast-stroke turn flipped forward where it will be
011
The
4 Wednesday next at Kowloon, is executed by touching both dropped into the water until the
time for beginning the pull. 3 Bowling Green Club, at 4.15 p.m. hands simultaneously, and with a recovery of one arm may even be -2 Following teams have been se- slight pressure flipping about to made slightly faster than the
2 lected:-
sink to position shown in figure pull of the other, so that a slight' Bowlsters-W: L. Walker, Hon. 36.
The pull 2 Mr. N. L. Smith, Dr. I. Newton!
overlapping results. To achieve in the crawl and for should not be too long; once the 2 and J. Deakin (Skip); W. A. Cor-that matter in any other stroke, point directly below the shoulders 2nell, R. R. Wood, J. T. Smith and the power and easy action neces- is passed, it loses its power.
Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell (Skip); sary for swimming more than
The arms can be strengthened
2 J. A. Fraser, Sir Atholl MacGre-short sprints, the secret of using and their stroke perfected by gor, Dr. Smalley and H. N. Pegg only those muscles that can best hooking the legs through a small (Skip).
carry the burden' and of relaxing tube and employing the arm A.S.C. Coy.:—Pte. D. Gow, Capt. and resting the others must be stroke alone. This is possible F. Flippance. Sgt. W. Hyde and learned. Figure 37 illustrates the with the crawl, but is too difficult Sgt. J. G. Meyer (Skip); Capt. R. fashion in which the shoulder and with the back and breast-strokes. R. Davies, Pte. S. A. Sleap, Pte. strong back muscles do most of The head should be "pillowed" 2 E. Kern and Pte, C. S. Rosselet the work, applying power through in the water and raised slightly. 2 (Skip); Pte. H. V. Pearse, Sgt. the extended arm.
2
4 0 102 131
J. W. Macdonald (P.R.C.)
7 2 5
0 120 157
37
F. Channing (P.R.C.)
7 2 5
0.117.160
C. Strange (C.8.C.C.)
11
1
9
1 184 241
·0 43 "0 57
W. Hyde (K.C.C.)
1 10
0 30 8.27
0
R. H. Wild (H.K.C.C.)
1 1.0
0:31 13 18
0
1
10
0 29 11 18
2
T. Lock (C.C.C.)
1
1 0 0 .29 13 16
0
1 1 0 D 26 14 12
Q
↑ 1
0 0 24 '13 11
0
1 1 0
0.19 10 9
0
1 1 0 0 -24 16
8
0
1 1 0 0 22
17
5
0
2
2 1 1. 0.36
34
2
0
2
A. M. Rodrigues (Rec.)
3 1 2 0 78
63 15
0
2
J.. C. Altken (Police) W. Glendinning (P.R.C.)
4 1 3
57 86
U 29
2
6 1 5 0 110 143
0 33
2
7 1 6
7
5
o 107 172 2 96 185
Q 65
0 89
0 37
1
0 ៗ
17 0
19
0 2
G. C. Moss (K.C.C.)
0 1 0 18 20
0
2
0
0 ¡Pte. E. Tuck (Skip).
J. Henson (K.F.C.)
1 0 1 0 18 21
0
-3
0
G. G. 8. Thompson (H.K.E.R.C.)
9 4 5 0 186 189 0 3 8
N. P. Karanjia (C.O.C.)
1
0.1 0 16 28 0 7
10 4 6 0 207 197 10 0 8
A. W. Smith (K.C.C.)
0 1 0 15 25
0.10
J. K. Sloan' (H.K.E.R.C.).
0
G. E. F. Thompson (K:B.G.C.)
W: B. Fraser (P.R.C.)
4 3.1 08659*27 0 *0-3 ́-6° 0 134 173. 0 30
6
6
A. E. Coates (C.C.C.)
13 3-10 0·218 275-
6
J. Purvis (G.&C.C.)
a:2 10 70 56
J. McWaltor `(F.R.C.).
4 22 0 79 72
16 12:43 0 100 118
G.. E. Costello (H.K.C.C.);
R. Marks (K.C..)
W. R. Hillyer (C.S.C.C.)
W. E. Hollande (P.R.C.)
A. B. Allen (C.B.C.C.)
H. Brown (P.R.C.)
4 0 3 1' 61 98
A. Stevens (C.8.C.C.)
G, 8. Archbütt:(H.K.C.C).
L: AIR”Duritan (H.K.C.C.)
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A. Jillott (P.O.C.).
B, Evans (K.FC.)
1 Q 14 28 0 14 1 0 12 28 0 16
0.1.0 9. 25
01.0 13 32
0 10 10 45
A well executed crawl arm stroke
1 G. H. Cuthill, L/C F. Cullen and Wrist and forearm in the left will enable the
G. 8. Ladd (C.C.C.) ...
DR. H. Wild (H.K.C.C.)
0A, E, 8, Afves. (G.C.C.) '0.
[A. M. Wahab (F.R.C.) 190 G. E. Stephens (H.K.F.C.) 01.26 DR. A. Edwards. (H.K.C.C:)
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H. G. Wallington (H.K.F.C.)
J. B. Dinnon (K.B.G.C.)
T. Pile (P.0.6.) ....
J. T. Smalley '(K.F.C.)
K. C. Hamilton (K.B.G.C.)
"W. J. Bagley '(P.O.C.)
G. 8. Graver (H.K.F.C.).
A. F. Paul (H.K.E.R.C.)
L. Jordan (K.B.G.C.)
J. Watson: (H.K.F.C.)
A. Bakar (LR.C.)
8. M. Rumjahn (I.R.C.) `A. McKellar "(H.K.C.C.)
P. 8. Cauldy (H.K.C.C.). DH. W. Ratidal) (C.C_C.).
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sideways about three or four inches where a small pocket of air
is formed. In practising with the learn to tube the swimmer con breathe, without swaying or twis- ting the body.
Bodyposition, arm and leg strokes, breathing there are a lot of things for the swimmer to think of. Imitation of other, bet- ter swimmers, whose strokes:bear the stamp of perfection; Is one way to develop form. To get firms ly in mind how a properly exe- - cuted stroke looks the recovery,··· entry and phill of the arms, the timing of the.legs, and the breath- ing-then to attempt to act out this-mental: picture in the water. may bring surprisingly good re- - sults. It is to be hoped that","if these articles and their..., illustra- tions do nothing else, they will. at least leave the reader- with a clear impression of how the crawfTM and other & strokes trould-be swum.
"Photographs andi quotatione are from The Completa Swimmer; púlfshed by Macmillan Company of New York,- The Eleventh artiofe of series appeared 10- lin the “BundayTM Merald” yesterday.