To Be
CARLOS SILVA BACK
Cooler At IN RECREIO TEAM FOR V.R.C. TO-MORROW'S BOWLS
Members of Victoria Recreation Club and their friends who attend the swimming gala between the club and Lai Tsun on Saturday July 12, will be interested to learn that work is in hand for the "opening up" of three of the five windows in the main hall, so that it will be "better ventilated than
ever.
"
Reason for this is because the
that Committee feel
the small windows do not allow for the maximum coolness, especially during dances, and when the work is completed there will be three and two full-length windows small ones opening out from the bail.
It is experted the alterations will be completed before the gala so that those attending the dance that evening, when music will be provided by Mickey's Melody Makers, should find the improve-
mehls most welcome.
WOMEN WHO WANT TO STAY SLIM . . .
can do so by learning to bowl. Bowling furnishes just enough exercise for office workers and home-makers. And it's easi to learn! We'll give you all the instruction you need. Try it to-day.
HONG KONG BOWLING ALLEYS
Lockhart Rd.
Phone 27775
1.
CARLOS SILVA, RECREIO “A” SKIP, WHO MISSED HIS FIRST LEAGUE BOWLS MATCH IN 14 YEARS LAST SATURDAY WHEN, THROUGH ILLNESS. HE WAS AN ABSENTEE FROM THE EAM THAT MET KOWLOON DOCKS, RETURNS TO THE SIDE THIS WEEK TO TAKE OVER HIS RINK
AGAIN FROM DICK ALVES. SILVA'S FRONT MEN WILL BE J. A. LUZ, C. E. MARQUES AND J. F. V RIBEIRO. LAST WEEK ALVES LED J. A. LUZ, J. C. REMEDIOS AND J. E. NORONHA.
There are no changes in R. F. Luz's four, but in F.X. Silva's rink Alves and Noronha return to Nos. 2 and 3 respectively, with L.F. Xavier as lead. Last week C.M. Silva and J. F. V. Ribeiro were 2nd and 3rd men to Silva. C.M. Silva goes back to the "B" team this time, while Ribeiro is No. 3 to Carlos Silva.
In Recreio "B"
team
no changes
have been made in the rinks led by JJ Basto and A. P. Guterres, but I J. Silva, who skipped last week, will |
{" M not be playing on Saturday, Silva skips the third rink with F A Machado,
Noronha and J {་ Last week 1. J Remedios In his side.
1. Silva's four comprised Machado, E Barros and A
A
F Noronha In Third Division a few changes are made. In Yvanovich's rink F Sequels i and F. X. Monteiro replace A Lopes anri H R. Pinna as Nos 1 and 2 res. pectively, while in M F two new men, E A. R M Xavier, come into the positions instead of L A M Mendonca
11 It 1
Pinna's four Alves and !! No 2 and Rosario and
is riven a skip's berth in place of M
A Carvalho, who is a absentee this week. and playing for Pinna will be R A Campos, P. Almeida
Mendonca-the 2nd M
last named played in the same position to M F Pinna last week, while Carvalho's rink included F. Sequeira, H. Xavier and F. Monteiro,
Duncan Promoted
Several positiomal changes have bee. made in KBGC. "A" team this week from that which played for them last
Saturday.
lead
1
Adam Holland has a new Walker, who was his No. 3 last week, His lead for that match, Deacon, Rues to No 2. while Hyde-Lay. No. 2 to McKelvie Inst Saturday, has come over us No. 3 to Holland.
A J Hall will have Lockhart, who plaved No 2 to him lust Saturday, as lend this time, with H. White. his No. 3 last Saturday in the second position
in the "B" team Bob Duncan,
last week, comes into the side as No. 3.
McKelvie's rink is unchanged but for 2 to Holland last week. Levett. No.
occupied by coming into the place Hyde-Lay Inst Saturday.
Peckham Skipping
Peckham will have Hodder, Dixon and Sykes (who played lead to Hall in the "A" team last week) as his front men Duncan's rink last week comprised Hedder, Dixon and McNeill.
All twelve players who turned out for R.B.G.C. in Third Division, last week will be seen in action again this Saturday. Nish retains his same four no changes !n and there are also Wallin's rink which scored a big win last week, but in Hamilton's rink S. C. Walker, lead last week, has changed places with C. E. Langley who #5 No. 2 then,
M.K.C.C. Reshuffle
The only rink in the H.K.CC Second Division team to remain unchanged this week 15 G E Cos'ella's finer (Lloyd. Haigh and Wallington) - they scored a "possible" last week.
Brown has two new players, Edwards. and Mackenzie, at Nos 2 and 8 in the places of Cassidy und Hamilton respec- ively. Hamilton will be skipping д Third Division rink this week. while Cassily will also be playing in that company, as No. 3 to Abraham
Another player to Ro down to the Third Division team is Hospes, No 2 to Goodwin last week, who will be No 3 to Hamilton this time. His place in Goodwin's rink WILE be taken by Rowell
Hamilton Skipping
Again
Beddow, Ryan and Cassidy will be the front men to Abraham in the Third
Division team Instead of Ryan, Doughty and Rowell, Ryan merely moves down from No. 1 to No. 2 in this four with Beddow as lead, while Cassidy takes the place of the promoted Rowell.
McKellar retains Valentine as his No 1, but has Doughty and Mitchell in the next two places instead of Lambert and Angus, who are not playing this week.
Last Saturday Mitchell skipped a rink comprising P. Morrison, R. J. Shrigley and T. C, Monaghan. This week the third rink will be B
P J. Lacon. and Morrison, E. Hospes
P. J. A. Hamilton.
Two K.F.C. Changes Only two changes are noted in the K.F.C. team for their match againgt In K.B.G.C. "B" team Guy's rink H.K.F.C. Kern and Younghusband re- tain the same rinks as last week, but remains intact, but Meyer will have A. Morton and E. Aitken as Nos. 1 and 2 B. D. Evans and V. Chittenden come in the places of P. A. Peckham and Into Simpson's rink to replace Wood-
Bicknell
Peckham cock and Ogden at Nos, 1 and 3 res- respectively.
Third Ogden will skip a a rink following Bob Dun-pectively. takes over can's promotion to the "A" team, while Division rink this week with Woodcock Bicknell is not playing this weck. as his No. 2.
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Pictures above show the two rinke that took part in the Open Rinks match that went only three heads at Kowloon Foot- ball Club lart Sunday when rain made further play impossible.
In the top picture are the Creigengower four, and from left to right are K. M. Omar (No. 2), U. M. Omar (skip), B. W. Bradbury (No. 3) and 'A. M. Omar (No. 1).
Adam Holland, who is skipping the K.B.G.C. quartette, is shown at the extreme left of the lower plature with his load, W. L. Walker, next to him. J. C. GII (No. 2) and J. McKelvie (No. 3) are the other members of the rink.
The game will be continued at K.F.C. en Sunday. Omar's ink were leading 4-1 when the game was abandoned last Sunday.
In Third Division one change is noted has gone lead in the same rink, with from the team that was selected for J. Tang, No. 2 to Spary last week, in the match against Police which was the second position, H. Castro, lead eventually postponed, Ogden and Smal- for Kew last week, goes to No. 2 in ley will have
rinks. the same
but Spary's four, the position held by Tong
No Fergusson will have a new lead in S, C. last week.
changes have been Wong, in place of Ogley. who Was made in Stephen's quartefte. selected for Third Division last week but who played in the Second Division side. Ogley is remaining Second Division team this week,
with the
Tang in Kew's Rink
Kowloon Tong have reshuffled their team for their match against K.C.C.
Madar, as No. 2 to Kew last week,
BOWLING ALLEY JOTTINGS
Corp. Jack Gracie, Royal Scots, 1 Hall's 777, for the Alley team, was came into prominence in the good but not good enough for a player Bowling Alleys again when he of his standard, his average working scored 277 pins to top the list for out at slightly over 155 pins per game.
June.
I have seen him do much better.
Summers 762, or an average of 152 Commencing with five strikes ih a'ping, was also low for such an experi row, he missed his sixth but recoveredénced player, but there was no doubt to make a spare. He then bagged of his consistency, his lowest score another five strikea consecutively and being 143 and his highest 108, another with his first extra bail, and
淼 an eight with his last ball.
Had he
A
v
made a strike, instead of a spare on. ASHEVILLE'S Ship's Company did not the sixth frame, his total score' 'would have been 298 instead of 277, and he would have been just one pin below Corp. H. Blount's 299 made in April.
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Simmond's Rink
Changed
Civil Service are making atew changes in their team for their match with K.C.C. this week.
Rakusen's four remain unchanged, but H. F. Harper and E. Kirmon re- place A. Sheppard and T. Seddon, as Nos. 1 and 2 respectively in Simmonds' four. Harper is new to the side, while Kirion was No. 2 to McGowan last Saturday.
Crawley comes into the team as lead to McGowan in place of Carr, while Strange, No. 3 last week, moves up to No. 2 to make room for Burling.
(Continued on Page 15) Selected Teams
Following are some of the latest teams to be sent in:
CIVIL SERVICE First Division (v. Kowloon Cricket Club, Away) H. F. Harper, E. Kirmon, M. E. Purvis and E. W. C. Simmonds (Skip). H. McKay, V. S. Ebbage, J. Gellatly and M. N. Rakusen (Skip).
P. D. Crawley, C. Strange. W. J. Burling and J. F. McGowan: (Sidp).
Reserves: A, F. Shephard and J. R.
C
ELECTRIC R.C.______
indulge in much indoor.. bowling while they were in Manila, and this probably explains why they were all bowling lower, than, before they jef: Hong Kong some eight months ago. HARLES MILLER formerly of;
The same may be said of Chias, Hong Kong Wonders" (the res Muller, who also had little indoor bow being Ernie Hearther, Doe Molthen and during his absence from the Dick Venezia), is passing through the Colony. He will be leaving usvagoln Colony, on his way home to the United very shortly, and all his old bowling Stales. The opportunity was taken to friends will wish him hon,yoyage"
Third Division (v:: Talkoo, Home) give him a roll-up in the Alley. Tdam
W. E. Macfarlante, H. F. Gregory, v. Asheville game on June 25, when a
QEHEZNY for Auntville is plac AG Gardner and L. de Rome (Skip). five-game Ten-Pin Match was played B
"new player," "and if he puts In some
RAOwens, E L. Groome, C. E. This resulted in a win for the Alley practice with his more experiencta Gabugan and J. P. Luny (Skip).). Team by 63 pins, the scores being shipmates, the Will, in the near future. J. Re: Way, WA Stonehouse,
Alloy Team:Blount (010): D: X. Hall (777); Chás,, Miller (750); and G. put up higher scores than he did, oh Burran and R C-Butler (Skip);
the occhelon of this match, DarkN Birkett (721), Total 3172.
Astidvilla?W.D. Wetsel (887) Wdisappointing, his 721, or an average. Birkett for the Alley Team was Verz. Balaski (821) C. I Summers (163): and C. . Berezny (653), Total $103,
RAVITSEL
for, Asheville, was the aur
144 pins per game, being much loo
low for him.
K
PAISON OFFICERS
zond Divisiom¬{v}^C>C.C.-Home) ... A. W. Hircock, S. Hodge, J. W. Fitz Herald and W. Bagley (Sup
A. Perry, 8. H., Marving CV. Mc- Grath and. C. Gowland / (Skip), G Foster and Ji McCutcheon (Skip),
Reserves:-W, C. Higgs,
HỒNG KÔNG LOG
prise packet. He is a young AS some 30 entries have already been. H. Freeman, J. W. Hudson, G. B. player who haù, only recently joined. received: for the Singles Handicap the ship, and it is doubthat if he had Competition, it is hoped to get it started played in a match before-certainly not | sometime next week, and those intend- In these Alleys,-Ho shared with Blounting: to take, part are reminted of-the the only two scores of,,200 or dvor following ruld posted up in the Alleys.. throughout the match,.They made 222- "Handicapa for new entrants will be cache
If Wolsel maintains this form he is going to be one of the star bowlers on ***Asheville"".
Second Division. CV. Recreio, stolnej
2. In Lloud, En Hospel H G Wal
My based on 10- games, in succession, sub-lington and G. E. Costello (BRip), ........)
mitted to the manager. To facilitate the work of the Committee ingwetting handicaps, it is entirely essential the this information be handed in an early as possible.** I
Beat scores recorded for June follow:
MALASKI, --Asheville veteran bayiler, Bayomwhere about when
higit scores are made. On this beca- alon his dut nol' disappoint," although ha uld not bag a 200 as the feature of his game was his consistency, his lowest acoro being 147 and his highest. 102,
Dad! Men's
TEN PINGGANG
Lod'es Col, Blount 7 Miss Nanoy Ng 100 2. K. PING.
Cpl. Gracle. 136 Miss Lily Wong 114
Gr. C. Aitkenhond, T. R. Rowell, L.. A. R. Duncan and F. Goodwin (Skip). R. H. Davies, H, Beddow, A, K. Mac-s kenzie and AW, Brown (Skip},! Third Division (v Recreio, AwayT LEN. Ryan, R. J. Shifulay, P. B. Cassidy and E. S. Abraham (Skip), ...
· Dr. D. J. Valentinë, W. R. Lambert, | A. S. Mitchell and 4, McKellar (Skip). E. B. Doughty, P. Morrison, B. J Lacon and P. J. A, Hamilton (Skip).