THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 7, 1941,
UNPLAYED OPEN PAIRS MATCHES
The draw for the First Round of the Colony Lawn Bowls Pairs Championship took place a month ago and there still remain a num- ber of games to be played before the draw for the Second Round can take place.
Following are the unplayed games:
AT KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB H. Drew and V. C. Dixon v T. A. Madar and A. E. P. Guest.
K C. Hamilton and A. M.
Holland
v H. Brokenshire and A. Zimmern,
H
AT CRAIGENGOWER
Post
Nish and G. Sewell v E. G
J V
and W. J. Cameron
G. J. Perkins and W. Matr v Ramsey and R. Morrison
AT POLICE RECREATION CLUB T. K Hunter and 1.. Jack v W. Har Top and S
Marvin
H
A Rumjahn and A 1 Rumjahrs Needham and A Brooksbank.
F
AT KOWLOON B.G.C. R. T Broadridge nud N A F Mackay A. Steven and J. A R Selby W. C Ogley and T Fergusson v 1. J. Silva and J F V Iibeiro
A. A. Dand and W V Field v Hung and F R Zimmern
AT HONG KONG FOOTBALL CLUB
D A Rosario and J S Landolt
M F Alarcon and 1. F Xavier
W. Colledge and E Kirmon v W B Harris and A Soutar
AT CLUB DE RECREIO
14 A Mansell and PC Morgan v
W G McMaster and M Ferguson
AT KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB JA, Remedios and 1. A. Gutierrez
v A. Lapsley and R Ogden
J. S. Riddell and J C Aitken v
F. Noronha and A M Rodrigues
A
AT CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB
H
Bicknell and G Elphick v
Gough and JE Hayward
SATURDAY'S SPORT SUMMARISED
The typhoon
threat falled
to
materialise on Saturday, happily
for Colony
sportsmen, with
the
resu t that a full programme ol sport was carried out.
ex-
the Hong Kong Baseball League, Engineers upset all pectations with a 16--0 win over Mohawks, while H.B. continued to make up for their early-season defeat at the hands of Mindanao with their fourth straight win. their victims this time being Chung Hwa Maroons.
In First Division of the Lawn Bowls League. Craigengower Cricket Club, who appear well- set for First Division honours this year, further enhanced their chances of winning the champion- ship with a clean-sweep win over Club de Recreio "A". holders of the Senior League title since 1937. Results. at # glance, of the League Bowls matches follow:
are 28
FIRST DIVISION
C.C.C.
80
Recreio "A" 53
K.C.C.
65
C.S.C.C.
49
P.R.C.
63 I.R.C.
59
Recreio "B" 64 K.B.G.C. "B" 53
K.B.Q.C. "A" 77 K.D.R.C.
SECOND DIVISION
H.K.C.C.
K. Tong
89889 95‡‡ 8815
43
65 Recreio
49
65 K.C.C.
54
P.0.C.
73 C.C.C.
44
H.K.F.C.
64 K.F.C.
44
THIRD DIVISION
K.B.G.C.
79 C.C.C.
36
K.F.C. -1.R.C.
Recreio
BЯ
M.K.F.C.
52
55 P.R.C.
54
60 H.K.C.C.
ELECTRIC BOWLS TOURNEYS
Electric Recreation Club Bre just beginning their annual lawn the three events having been bowls tournament, the draws for made during the week. Up-to- date only one game has been played, in the Drawn Doubles, in which L. de Rome and W. Stoker beat A. G. Gardner and J. R. Way 28-16.
was played on Friday This match and, despite the fact that the losers scored at Il ends, three big counts of 5 cach by the opposition early in the game, coupled with some very consis- tent bowling on the part of de Rome, proved too good tur Gardner and Way. and the issue was never in doubt, The winners will now meet W. Macfarlane and F Lunny and E. Groome or J K Sloan in the semi-final.
C The other semi-faat will see R
F Butler and A Pout against R. W. Smith and H. A ÕA:rt15, these pairs having drawn byes in the first round
all Competitors are reminded that first round matches must be completed
31. and those failing before July comply with this rule will be withdrawn from the competition
to
The draw in the other two competi flons resulted as follows
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
F Bye to 2nd Round: