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ENGLAND WIN GUTIERREZ SHIELD BY BIG MARGIN
ENGLAND WON the Gutierrez Shield Interna- tional lawn bowls competition yesterday at Kowloon Football Club when they beat India in the Final by 25 shots to 13.
STRANGE RECORDS HAT TRICK
Lawn Bowlers of Civil Service Cricket Club beat "Trundlers," compoted of the Rest of the Club, by 4 wickets in a friendly cricket game yesterday.
H. E. Strange registered a "hat- trick" for the Bowlers, while Crawley took 4 wickets for 9 runs and cored 20 not out.
TRUNDLERS
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 4, 1940.
Carlos Silva's Rink Beaten InCup Game Kern Triumphs By One Shot
VETERANS BEAT YOUNGSTERS
Chalmers Finishes Strongly To Beat Bagley's Four
FOUR MATCHES IN THE "CHINA MAIL”
A. M. Omar was unable to turn out as No. 2 for India, and his place was taken over by A. M. Rumjahn, the original choice for this position. M. N. Rakusen, newly crowned Colony singles champion, took W. J. place at No. 2 for England,
England scored at 12 heads as tailment of the original THE ISLAND.
Although rain in the CHALLENGE CUP WERE PLAYED YESTER-
Bagley's morning caused a cur- DAY, THREE ON THE MAINLAND AND ONE ON
against India's 8 and led through- |
out, being 12-2 at the 6th and programme, the annual
four threes in their total.
The biggest win of the day went to 6th Com- 21-9 at the 15th. They included lawn bowls match at pany "A", who defeated 3rd Battery by 26 shots to Kowloon Cricket Club be-12 at Kowloon Football Club. The winners, who tween the Over Forties scored a seven at the 6th to lead 14-3, recorded one and Under Forties proved four and three threes and led throughout.
Following are
scores:T
ENGLAND
Q. Perkins M. N. Rakusen
the detailed
INDIA
A. H. Rumjan most enjoyable.
A. M. RumJahn K. M, Omar
U. M. Omar
G. H. Sherriff
A. J. Hall
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Head
Shots Total
Shots
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Total
1
3
2
4
0
3
0
4
2
2
4
3
15
14
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The "Old 'Uns"-as they should have, when their longer years of practice are taken into considera- tion-won fairly easily, finishing with a margin of 22 shots.
There were insufficient present to enable a rinks competition but four pairs on each side played an American tournament, each game being over seven heads.
Following were the final stand- ings:-
OVER FORTIES
R. H. E. Marks and C. J.
Tacchi
9
+21
9
W. Parsons and A. E. Perry 16
9
16
0
2
11
A. J. Kew aird E. C. Fin-
cher
*--·9
1
0
11
B. Harper, b Crawley
0
18
1
12
H. P. Cunningham, b Crawley
5
F. Goodwin and E. J. J.
Spradbery
--14
H. R. Darby, b Crawley
0
13
1. Agafuroff, e Walker, b C. Strange
21
1
13.
+22
B. Agaturoft, b C. Strange
0
V. J. Millington, b Crawley
S. Morris, b Ebbage
1. Haynes, not out
J. Bendall, c and b H. Strange
W. J. Skinner, b H. Strange
S. Hale. c Crawley, b H. Strange.
Extras (B3, LB4)
Crawley
Total
C. Strange
Ebbage
H, Strange
Bowling Analysis
47 Panthers
Recreio
SOFTBALL RESULTS
LADIES' LEAGUE
0. M. .R.
4 પ
9
4
W. Canadian
Chinese
2 0
G 2
3034
1
2 0 11
3
LAWN BOWLERS
A. Sheppard, 1.b.w., b Bendall
E. Purvis, b Millington
7 Wildcats
20 Wahoos
10 Chung Hwa
MEN'S LEAGUE
First Division
TH.K. Baseball
5 · Club
T. Seddon, e Haynes, b Millington 29 Cyclones
C. Strange, b Bendall
C. J. Walker.
Millington
V. Ebbage, c Haynes, b Cunningham
F. Harper, e and b Haynes
M. Scott, c Lawrence, b Cunningham
P. D. Crawley, not out
H. E. Strange, e Haynes, b Bendall
Extras (B9, W1)
Total
Millington
Bowling Analysis
10
28
5
5 Recreio "A"
4 8
10. Indians
Chinese Baseball
Club
11 Filipinos
Second, Division
Recreio "B", 20 Royal Scots 10 Chung Hwa 15 R.A.F.
Cosmopolitans 9 Liga
20
89
Herschend)
UNDER FORTIES
W, Naef and A. C. Tribble -36
N. A. E. Mackay and N.
D. Lloyd
.All Square
+21
- 7
R. T. Broadbridge and T.
A. Madar
E. Curtis ähd A. Zimmern
22
BAKER-CARR'S
GOLF WIN
the
6th Coy. "A" J. Luz H. Alves J. Ribeiro F. Ribeiro
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3rd Battery
R. S. Capell M. A. Wahab A. M. Wahab W. L. Walker
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One Shot Margin
shots to 20. "A" were down 13-8 at the 8th, but improved consider- ably thereafter, scoring 3 1 2 to lead
were 14-13. They
down again at the 18th, 19-8, but a five 12 placed them on the road to vic- tory, and a brace at the last head sealed the fate of "B".
On the same green, A.S.C. 1st Bty. “A” Company "A" beat 5th Company P. Morrison "A" by 14-13.
A.S.C. Coy four were leading 9-3 at the 6th, but were level at The winners 10-all at the 11th. again took the lead at the follow- ing head with a brace, only to be 13-12 down at the 14th. Two singles then gave them victory.
A.S.G. Coy. "A" 5th Cay, "A" D. C. S. Alves P. E. Baskett A. A. Remedios W. Hyde L. J. Silva J. G. Meyer C. G. Silva E. Kern
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J
Five Decides Issue
J. R. Carr
B. 1. Bickford
J. Watson
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1st Bty. "B"
T. Lockhart
G. Stone
E. R. Clemow
L. Jack
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Great Finish
20
At Civil Service Cricket Club 5th A.A. beat Stanley "A" by 21 shots to 13.
5th A.A.
W. Melrose
R. Main
14 R. M. Keown
At Club de Recreio, 1st Battery "A" beat 1st Battery "B" by 25
Stanley "A"
S. Hodge
S. H. Marvin J. W. FitzGerald
J. C. Chalmers W. J. Bagley
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(Ski) 13
The winners were led 13-12 at the 16th, but then scored 3 21 1 2.
ROSES ARE ALL SQUARE
The golf competition for
AN ANONYMOUS PATRON who offered dollars trophs given by the joint Council for 6's in the cricket match of the Rival Roses in aid 5 of the Order of St. John of Jeru-
salem and the Royal Red Cross of the "Daily Dispatch" War Fund at Cale Green, Society was held at Fanling dur- Stockport, yesterday had £3 10s. change left from a ing the whole of October and re- sulted in a win for B. A. Baker- £5 note, wrote the "Daily Sketch" on September 2. Carr (10), who was five up.
half hours Other
In other words, there were only XI batted two and a scores were. --F. D.
a for their 222 for eight, Lancashire, Hunter (1) two up; C. M. Stark half a dozen big boundaries in (10), S. L. Lloyd (13) and T. J.game in which over 400 runs were represented by Jack Iddon's XI, Price (11) all square. All the scored for the loss of sixteen wic-losing eight wickets for 191 in the
time at their disposal. above players, with the exception kets, the game being drawn, of Stark, returned cards for the Old Course. Receipts were $95.
4
5
Portuguesa 5
Oresund (K. Neckelman), Tyrone (B. and Curlew (P. Clarke) 3 were winners of yacht races held yes
terday.
0. M. R.
W.
1
30
2.
Bendall
4.2 0
13
Lawrence
3
28
Cunningham
→
Haynes
1.
Bachelor members of Civil Service. Cricket Club will meet the married
Ten of the players were of Test match recognition. Len Hutton's
Saturday's Sports Results
members whose wives have been eva-CRICKET cuated in a challenge cricket match on December 3, at 2 p.m.
MEN! HERE'S HOW
TO KEEP IN TRIM. Learn to bowl! You'll, and that
IJ. Read Barton
:
Discreet 79
For the White Röse side, George Pope hit a discreet 79. Paynter, Place. Hallows, and Iddon made a modest start for the Lancastrians, four wickets being down for 81. It was left to Ernest Tyldes 4 for 14, Medicals gave International a set- ley and Nutter to retrieve the 4 for 27 back in their
position. quest for Third Division championship honours About 4,000 paid for admission, when they won by: 3 goals to 2.237 was paid for an autographed Eastern were lucky to force abat, and a collection yielded £23.
China draw against South
It is expected "Daily. Dispatch” Caroline Hill, where they shared Fund and Stockport charities will four goals. Lee Shek-yau should benefit to the extent of £300.
NORTHERN COUNTIES EXPECTATIONS of 2 really have given South China; full In some of the games-notably splendid game, aroused as the points, but he shot wide from a Button. Paynter. b Phillipson 13
P. A, Gibb, b.w.. 8 Bowes that at. Chater Road between Club result of fine performances in penalty in the closing minutes of and Civil Service bowlers. had a earlier rounds, were far from the game: sorry time of it; but Amplayanar's | fulfilled-on Saturday, when the
was
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4 for 38 4 for 69
EX
1
DESPITE unpleasant weather on Lewis
Saturday, there
some C. Whitfield good cricket, Souza's. hurricane innings for Craigengower against University standing out as a gal-LAWN BOWLS lant effort in the face of the failure of the rest of his side.'
8 for 20 was an outstanding feat Final of the Colony Lawn Bowls RACING for University Juniors against Singles Championship was held Craigengower juniors.
Following were leading per formances
J. Macauley
BATTING
H. Owen Hughes A. E. Perryg IT, G. C: Knight: |J. E. Richardson
G. P. Stone” [N. Slight R 8 GH
bowling will keep your body: Pte: Bateman. and your mind alert. And the best part is that you can bowl in the evenings. We'll give you all the instruction you need, Try fif
A; Zimmern. :. G, Davidsoni. Watt (Navy) Wilson (Navy)
Indicates not out.
BOWLING Amplavanar. W. K. Way
HONG KONG BOWLING ALLEYS Ainslic
Ebrahim Hatfield:
jckhart Həm
Tol, 21000.
„J. Macauley .
∙at:
D. Smith, e Paynter, 8 Nutter
A. Dyson, e Martindale, b Bowes G. Pope. c. Holroyd, b-Nutter, C. Turner, 'c. Bowes, b Nutter
8. P. King, e Nutter, b Martindale H. G. Kippax, Iddon
VPope, not out Mitchell, not out Extras he
Total (for & wats:)
20
CHORNOS-P55
8'
222
M. N. Rakusen, playing a solid THE failure of Far View to sec sort of game against M. R. Ab-ure a place in the Fremantler. bas, who could do little right, won St. Leger was the highlight of the in the easiest possible manner, Tenth-Extra Mecting at the Val- failing to score on only four of the ley-Bapper, the favourite, won 719 16 heads played
easily, with Mr. W. H. S, Davis Conditions were far from ideal up in place of Mr. D. Blackson 1 for 12 Nutter 3 for 30, Bowes for bowls, and the earlier, fall of Boolat Bay (Mr LI Shiur fat) 2 for 19, Holroyd 9 for 20, Iddon 60 rain appeared to have made the provided the upset of the day, for 40,00
green heavy: Result was Abbas paying $100.40 on the parl-
77
62
51
49
48
could not find the weight and hel mútual;
41
was consistently short,
39
RUGBY
•84
333
-30
FOOTBALL
8 for 20
Congratulation to the new title
39 holder one of the keenest lawn
bowlers in the Colony,
7 for 37
A Booth did not bat.
Bowling ›› Martindale. 1. for 53, Philea
BR. J. IDDON'S: XI
E. Paynter, é Kippax, B. Turner:
W. Place, Smith, b G. Pope ..........
C. Hallows, b Booth pea
E. Tyldesley, 1 King, ₺ Booth ~7, 155- J. Tüdon, a Gibh, b. Hutton "........
NAVY did very well to hold Nutter, e Hullob, b Mitchell .. Army to 5 points to 8 after E. A. Martindale, b Gibb, b Booth being led 6-0 at the interval, Club E. Phinipson, hot out castly overcame Police, who are G. Duckworth,1,b.w., ₺ Kippax Fnot the force they were last sea- CLUB secured the double against con, winning by 23 points to nil
Police when their senior team Improved handling and passing
5 for 10 won by four clear goals and their by the Club backs was the feature
5 for 18 juniors earned their first points of the game. Club "A" lost 11-01
Extrasi
Total (for B-witts.)
101
J. Bowes and, J. Holroyd ‘dla jiot, but. Bowling: "A, V. Pope 0 Jór 6, G. Fòpe for, 23, C. Turner 1 for 10, A. Booth
5 for 22 of the season, after a hard-fought|| to Royal Engineers in a strappy 3 for 84, T. Mitchell 1 for D6, L., Lub» 5 for 41 game, by the odd goal in five.l game.”
ton 1 for 20, Kippax 1 for^0,