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ENGLAND WIN
GUTIERREZ SHIELD BY BIG MARGIN
ENGLAND WON the Gutiérrez 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," composed 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 scored 20 not out.
H. P. Cunningham, b: Crawley
H. R. Darby, b Crawley
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
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 4, 1940.
Carlos Silva's Rink Beaten InCup Game Kern Triumphs By One Shot
VETERANS
BEAT
Chalmers Finishes Strongly
To
Beat
YOUNGSTERS Bagley's Four
FOUR MATCHES IN THE "CHINA MAIL”
Although rain in the CHALLENGE CUP WERE PLAYED YESTER- champion, took W. J. Bagley's morning caused a cur- DAY, THREE ON THE MAINLAND AND ONE ON place at No. 2 for England.
England scored at 13.heads' as tailment of the original THE ISLAND. against India's 8 and led through- programme, the annual
out, being 12-2 at the 8th and 21-0 at the 15th. They included lawn four threes in their total.
Following are
the detailed
scores:
ENGLAND
G. Perkins
M. N. Rakusen G. H. Sherriff
bowls. match
The biggest win of the day went to 6th Con 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. A. H. Rumjahn most enjoyable.
INDIA
A. M. Rumjahn K. M. Omar
U, M. Omar
A. J. Hall
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Head
Shots Total
Shots
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fotal
1
3
3
0
2
1
4
0
3
Q
婚
4
3
7
9
-12
13
14
15
TRUNDLERS
B. Harper, b Crawley
0
18
5
t 20.
I. Agafuroff. c Walker, b C, Strange
B. Agafuroff, b C. Strange
V. J. Millington, b Crawley
S. Morris, b Ebbage
I. Haynes, not out
J. Bendall, e and b H. Strange
W. J. Skinner, b H. Strange
S. Hale, c Crawley. b H. Strange..
Extras (B3, LB4)
Total
Crawley
C. Strange
Ebbage
H. Strange
Bowling Analysis
0. M.
2
11
LAWN BOWLERS
A. Sheppard, 1.b.w., b. Bendall
E. Purvis, b Millington.
C. Strange, b Bendall
SOFTBALL
The Old 'Uns"-as they should thave, 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
6th Coy. "A" J. Luz H. Alves J. Ribeiro F. Ribeiro
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26
3rd Battery
R. S. Capell M. A. Wahab A. M. Wahab W. L. Walker
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One Shot Margin
On the same green,
shots to 20. "A" were down 13-8. at the 8th, but improved consider- ably thereafter, scoring 3 1 2 to were down lead 14-13. They 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".
A.S.C. 1st Bty. "A"
J. R. Carr "A" by 14-13.
A.S.C. Coy four were leading B. I. Bickford 9-3 at the 6th, but were level: at J. Watson
(Skip) 25 10-all at the 11th. The winners 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.C. Coy. "A"
Company "A" beat 5th Company P. Borrison
5th Coy. "A" D. C. S. Alves
1st Bty. "B" T. Lockhart G. Stone
E. R. Clemow L. Jack
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Great Finish
20
AL Civil Service Cricket Club 5th A.A. beat Stanley "A" by 21
R. H. E. Marks and C. J.
Tacchi
21
W. Parsons and A. E. Perry
+16
9
A. J. Kéw and E. C. Fin-
11
11
cher
+9
12
F. Goodwin and E. J. J.
Spradbery
-14
A. A. Remédios
1
L. J. Silva
+22
J. G. Meyer
C. G. Silva
W. Melrose
R. Main
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14
R. M. Keown
19 12
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RESULTS
7 Wildcats 20 Wahoos
10
28
LADIES' LEAGUE
47 Panthers
Recreio- Canadian
Chinese
10. Chung Hwa
MEN'S LEAGUE
First Division
H.K. Baseball
5. Club
5 Recreio "A"
20 | Cyclones
T. Seddon, a Haynes, b Millington
C. J. Walker, b Millington
V. Ebbage, c Havnes, b-Cunningham
0
F. Harper, c and b Haynes
M. Scott, e Lawrence, b Cunningham
1'
20
P. D. Crawley, not "out
H. E, Strange, c Haynes, b Bendoll
Extras (B9, WI)
Total
Millington
Bendall
Lawrence
Cunningham
Bowling Analysis
Haynes.
10 Indians
Chinese Baseball
Club
11 Filipinos
Second Division
Recreio "B" 20 Royal Scots 10Chung Hwa 15 RA.F.
Cosmopolitans: 9 Liga:
.89
5
4
UNDER FORTIES.
W. Naef and A. C. Tribble -36
N. A. E. Mackay and N.
D. Lloyd
All Square
--21
R. T. Broadbridge and T.
A. Madar
E. Curtis and A. Zimmern 7.
-22
BAKER-CARR'S GOLF WIN
P. E. Baskett W. Hyde
E. Kern
Five Decides Issue
ghots to 13.
5th A.A.
Stanley "A"
S. Hodge
S. H. Marvin'
J. W. FitzGerald
J. C. Chalmers W. J. Bagley
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13.
The winners' were led 13-12 at
At Club de Recreio, 1st Battery the 16th, but then scored 3 2 1 "A" beat 1st Battery "B" by 25' 1 2.
ROSES ARE ALL SQUARE
8 The golf competition for the trophy given by the joint Council 5 of the Order of St. John of Jeru- salem and the Royal Red Cross Society was held at Fanling dur- Fing the whole of October and re- sulted in a win for B. A. Baker- Carr (10) who was five up.
Other scores
In other words, there were only | XT batted two and a were. F. D. Hunter (1) two up; C. M. Stark half a dozen big boundaries in a for their 222 for eight, Lancashire, (10), S. L. Lloyd (13) and T. J.game in which over 400 runs were represented by Jack Iddon's XI,
time at their disposal. : Price (11), all square. All the scored for the loss of sixteen wic losing eight wickets for 191 in the above players, with the exception kets, the game being drawn.
Ten of the players were of Test of Stark, returned cards for the Old Course. Receipts were $95. match recognition. Len Hutton's
AN ANONYMOUS PATRON who offered dollars for 6's in the cricket match of the Rival Roses in aid of the "Daily Dispatch" War Fund at Cale Green, Stockport, yesterday had £3 10s. change left from a £5 note, wrote. the "Daily Sketch" on September 2.
Portuguesa 5
Oresund (K. Neckelman). Tyrone (B. 2 Herschend), and Curlew (P. Clarke) were winners of yacht races held yes terday.
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Bachelor members of Civil Service Cricket Club ́ ́ will.. möet", the married
Saturday's Sports Results
members whose wives have been eve 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 find that
J. Read-
Barton11
ESPITE unpleasant weather on Lewis.
Saturday, there was some C. Whitfield
good cricket, Souza's hurricane
innings for Craigengower against
half hours
Discreet 79
For the White Rose 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-tey and Nutter to retrieve the
Third position.
4 for 27 back in their quest for
4 for 38 Division championship honours About. 4,000 paid for admission,
4 for 69 when they won by 3 goals to 2.£37 was paid for an autographed Eastern were lucky to force, a bat, and a collection yielded £23. draw against South Chinaat It is expected "Daily Dispatch' Caroline Hill, where they shared Fund and Stockport charities will four goals. Lee Shek-yau should bendfit to the extent of £300.
: NORTHERN COUNTIES really have given South China. full In some of the games-notably splendid game, aroused as the points, but he shot wide from a Hutton, c Paynter, Phillipson 13
in penalty in the closing minutes of
FA, Gibb, Lby, b' Howes that at Chater Road between Club result of fine performances
University standing out as a gal- LAWN BOWLS [lant effort' in the face of the
failure of the rest of his side.
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EXPECTATIONS of
and Civil Service-bowlers had a earlier rounds, were far from the game:" sorry time of it, but Amplavanar's fulfiled on Saturday when the
8 for 20 was an outstanding feat Final of the Colony Lawn Bowls TRACING for University Juniors against Singles Championship was held. Craigengower Juniors.
formances:
BATTING
M. N. Rakusen, playing a solid THE tallure of Bar View to
D. Smith, Paynter, & Nutter... A. Dyson, Matundale, b. Bowes \G. Pope, c. Holroyd,, b. Nutter C € Turner, C. Bowes, b Nutter .......... {8. P. Ring" a Nutter, d^Mattindala
HG Kippax biddon AV. Pope, hot but
Extras
Following were leading per- sort of game, against MR Ab-ure a place in the FremantleMitchell, hot, but
bas, who could do little tight, won St. Legor was the highlight of the in the easiest possible manner, Tonth Extra Meeting at the Val- 77 failing to score or only four of the ley Supper the favourite, won 71 16 heads played easily with Mr W. H. S. Davis
Conditions were far from ideal up in place of Mr. D. Black.psom: 1 for 4 Nutter for 36, Bowes
J. Macauley
H. Owen Hughes: A. E. Perry
[T. G.-C. Knight... JE. Richardson G. P. Stone N. Singh R.' S. GIF
bowling will keep your body Pic. Bateman and your mind alert. And the A. Zimmern best part is that you can bowl G, Davidson In the evenings. We'll give you Watt (Navy) all the instruction you need. Try Wilson (Navy)
It!
HONG KONG
* Indicates not out.
BOWLING
Amplayanar W. K. Way
BOWLING ALLEYS | Ainslie
Lockhart Road, Toll 21800.
Ebrahim 'Hatfield
Jy Macauley-
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Total (for 8 wats.) -
A. Booth did not bat.
Bowling: Martinifalo -2 for £3, Phil-
|a- for, 10, Holroyd. ¡0"far":26)* Iddon
51 for bowls, and the carlier fall of Boolat Bay Mr. Li Shiu fal).
rain appeared to have made the provided the upset of the day for 40.
50.
49 green heavy. Result was Abbas paying $108,40 on
40 could hot find the weight and he mutuel.
41
was consistently short,
30o
Congratulations to the new title. RUGBY
30 holder one of the leonest Inwn fr 34° bowlers in the Colony
33
30
FOOTBALL
did very well
the pari
to hold
J. IDDON'S Xi?
E." Paynter, c. Kippax, b' Turner W. Placo, o Smith, b G. Pope.... C. Hallows, b. Booth
E: Tyldenley e King, b2:Booth J. Iddon, e Gibb, b Hutton A. Nuttere Hutton, b Mitchell..
" Army" to 5 points to 3 after, E. A Martindale, e Gibb, b Booth
baing led 5-0 at the interval. Club casily overcame Police, who are not the force they were last sca-
8 for 20 CLUB secured the double against con, winning by 23 points to nil. 7 for 37
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
E. Phillipson, not out. G-Duckworth, bw, by Kippax
Extras
Total (for 8 wkta.)
Bowes and J. Holroyd did not bat Bowling: A. V. Popa 0' for. 6, G. Pop:
5 for 18 juniors earned their first points of the game. Club "A" lost 11-81 for 23, C. Turner 1 for 10, A.. Boot
5 for 22 of the season, after a hard-fought to Royal Engineers in a scrappy 3 for 54, T. Mitchell 1-fop 60, I«, «žtut 5 for 41'-game, by the odd goal in ave, game."
ton 1 for 28, Kippax 1 for 0.