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LAWN BOWLS OPEN LOCAL CRICKET.
CHAMPIONSHIP..
OMAR BEATEN IN THE
SEMI-FINAL.
QUEEN'S COLLEGE WIN
AGAIN.
The Royal Army Service Corps entertained Queen's College in a friendly game at Sookunpoo yester. day; and after being all dismissed for the comparatively small total of
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930.
LADY GOLFERS IN
CONCLAVE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RAISED TEMPORARILY.
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED,
A Successful Season. I am very delighted to know that the Ludios' Section has enjoyed a |'very" successful 'soason and that our monthly one-day competitions have beon well supported. I would-like to thank the generous donors of all priden......
Our congratulations go out to Mrs. Lambert as the winner of the Amung the business discussed at championship and to Mrs. Whyte the annual meeting of the Ladies' Smith as runner up; to Mrs. Sheld- Suction of the Royal Hong Kong, winner of the Railway and Golf Club hold in the Helena May Instituto yesterday a proposal to increase the monthly, subscription. of $3 to 85 for one your met with
Captain's Cups; and to Mrs. Lis saman, winner of the Taggart Cup, Our mocting on March 2 WALS
well-attended and we were fortunate
THREE PEOPLE GORED
TO DEATH.
MAD BUFFALO IN IPOH,
Right in the heart of Kampar town, Ipch, on October 10, a buffalo auddenly went mad and, before the beast was shot, gorod three, people to death.
The buffalo årst charged a Malay woman, knocked her down, and, in aight of dozens of horrified specta- tors, killed her.
The animal then went for a Chinese, who was killed in the samo
way as the woman,
ed in the game at the Civil Service 85 runs, Tsui and Nazarin bowled the approval of the majority of in having Mri. Suuthorn to prebolted for safety. The buffalo noxt
A THRILLING FINISH.
There was a record gathering of lawn bowlers and others interest CC. ground yesterday to witness the semi-final meeting in the Open Singles Championship of the Colony botween R. F. Luz (last season's olampion) and U. M. Omar (cham- pion in 1928). A thrilling gama was provided by the Club de Re eroio player winning with his last
wood to enter the final.
Luz had a lead of 17-3 and it Looked as if he would gain the remaining
four hats to win easily. This, however, did not materialise, ay-his opponent broke his bad epell by taking a couple and then rolling Jong hoads on which Luz could do nothing. The Craigongower player pulled up to within three shots when Lut added three shots to bring his score to 90. Omar made the scores even by taking a four and
two.
There was match excitement at this stage as one shot was ended by one or the other to win Lut got in the shot with his third wood, hut. Omar sent his last wood closer ju to the jack to count the shot. Luz cut out the wood with a bril--t liant stroke and at the same time carried the jack to count three ahots
Detailed Scores.
The following were the scores hend by head:-
A
0.
10.
12
11.
Total
excellently for the schoolboys to get. members who attended. It was ex. t the prizes. their hosts out when they still wanted six for the half-century mark.
K. Nazarin (22 not out) and A. R. Bulliad (4) saved the Collega from what at one time threatened to be entire collapse, but the highest scorer for them was, " Mr. Extras who contributed a very useful 28.
With Taul (6 for 22) and Nazarin, (4 for 10) sending down deliverica which were well-nigh unplayable, backed up by some excellent fielding by the College lade, the Military side were all out for a paltry 44
with Frs (13) the only man to get into double figures,
The scores were:-
Queen's College.
A. Hunt, e Payne, b Mac-
namara.....
A. R.. H. Ismail, b Mac--
nemara
D. Hunt, b Macnamara
L. B. Holmes, b Macnamara 4 A. R. Sufiad, b Simpson...... 14 -C. E. Abbas, e Andrews, b
Simpson
Luz.
Omar.
1
I
Y. P. Tait, b Simpson ..............
0
K. Nazarin, not oût ..............
O. of Arculli, b Cale
M. ol Arculli, e Payne, b Fry
M. C. Hung, run out
Extras
28
Total
85
Fry
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W. ...............7.2 1 12 Macnamara...... 13 4 14
4
Cole
Simpsonste 1 90
R.A.3.0.
Major Langmaid, b Tsui ...... L/Cpl. Simpson, b Nazarin... 0 L/Cpl. Cadman, Holmes, b
C
Nazaria
0
0
18
Dr. Cole, b TaÎ
3 1 11 1
L/Cpl. Fry, e Hung, b Tsui... 13
9
L/Cpl. Macnamara, e Holmes,
b Nazarin
1
Pte. Andrews, e O. el Arculli,
b Nazarin
ก
Pte. Mackay, b Tsui
W.O. Payne, e M.,eu Arculli,
b Tsui ........
0
piafned that this stop was neccs sary as funds were required to ob tain vorlain necessities, which, in the opinion of the out-going como mittee, were urgently needed in the Club House.
Of the various competitions hold during the season, Mra. Lambert won the championship event, Mrs. Whyte-Smith being the runner-up. Uther successful competitors were: Sheldon, Railway Cup, Mra Taggart Cup, Mra.
Lissaman, Captain's Cup, Mrs. Sheldon,
Captain's Specch.
In moving the adoption of the reports and decounts Mra. D. J. Lowis said:
It was also
gratifying to have such a large and appreciative attendance at Deep Water Bay on September 23 and much regret that I was not able to be present.
I thank all the members of the Committee for the work they have done during the year and I think we all owe a great debt of gratitude to Mrs. Evana for her service us our Honorary Soorotary. We also- have to thank Mr. Bowker for au- diting our neupunts.
I can only hope that the incom- ing committee will work in the same unison and goodfellowship as the outgoing one and that you will give them your hearty support.
Anonymous Criticisma. Suggestions which have from time to time boéa made by the Ladies' Committoo have at all times receiv: ed the sympathetic consideration of the General Committee of the Club and Colonel Matthews has given UR-a great deal of practical help
After the resolution which I am about to propose has been seconded I shall endeavour to the beat of my ability to answer any questions which may be asked of me; ad the report and accounts will be open to discussion.
.
Ladies; The report and necounts having been in your hands for several days I will with your par mission take them to read. The report does not appear to call for any comment from me. There is one matter in counazion with the accounts, however, to which I do airo to draw your attention. In the account as submitted you will ob serve that the balance of income
In this conexion I would like to over expenditure appears as 8200-point out that criticism and parti- 19, consisting of 83.70 in hand and cularly constructive criticism is al- 8.18 in the bank. As a mat ways welcome. I have been in ter of fact, flowards the end of formed that whilst 1 was away the year under review your Com-anonymous criticisms have been re mittee decided to redecorate the ceived by the Committee. Al- Latios Rooms at Deep Water Bay, though anonymous citicisms are not decision which I trust will meet worthy of serious consideration, with your approval. The work has they can be distressing to conscien- been completed but the accounts tious workers. for this redecoration had not been paid at the time when the accounts wero audited. These necunta nmount to 8925,40. They have now been paid, as also have two small accounts amounting to 897.80. The actual balance carried forward is therefore 845.99 as against 892.48 for the previous year.
By this sino all pedestrians had
charged a motor car at the side of
the road, overturned it and killed the driver,
A number of policemen quickly arrived and one of them shot the animal with a rifle.
LATE CHURCH GOERS
BARRED.
DRASTIC THREAT BY DR. FOSDICK,
Church-goers who come into may find themselves barred from the magnificent now Riverside Church, New York, built by Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jur., for the Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, moder nist leader and the most eloquent preacher in America.
The church, which is larger than many European cathedrals, will be opened next month, and Dr. Fos dick states that its ministers are considering regulations against lato coming a stringent as the policies of the New York and Philadelphia orchestral conductors, Toscanini and Stokowski, who re- fuse late-comers admission before the symphony has finished.
the
"I do not want to preach to peo- ple who come straggling in just before the gormon," states Dr. Fos dick in a pastoral letter on the eubject. "Late-comers ruin whole spirit of the service. It might have a wholesome effect for our church to say that people who do not care enough for worship to come on time may not conse at all." Another habit of Protestant con-
gregations which Dr. Fosdick con- surca is going to church as they I now beg to propose that the go to a lecture." Warship, rather report and accounts (subject to thehan sermons, will be the leading oxplanation which I have given) feature of Riverside Church, and. be adopted.
people will bo urged to use it for prayer at any hour of the day or night, "Our characteristiu Pro- testant tradition," asserts this fam- ong preacher, "has relied too ex- clusively on talking. It has often reduced worship to a few exercises of devotion appended to mon."
Mrs. Sommerfelt was appointed as successor to Mrs, D. J. Lewis for the captainey, and the Committee elected were-Mesdames Gilmore, Evans, Dodwell Cassidy and Ste ofwart.
I greatly regret that because circumstanco beyond my control I have boen absent from the Colony for several months and I wish to express my grateful thanks to Mrs. Ferguson for carrying on so ably during my absence und also to the Committee who have BO thor- oughly supported her.
Votes of thanks to Mra Lewis, Mrs. Evans (Hom. Secretary) Mrs. Dodwell (Hon. Treasurer), the out- Koing Committee, Mr. A. C. I. Bowker. (Hon. Auditor), the Helona May Institute, Col. Matthews and the local Press concluded business of the meeting.
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scr.
The annoyance caused by late comers in particularly acuto in New York theatrés, concert-halls and the traia delays, churches, as through congestion, are much grea- ter than in London.
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CLUB "A" BEAT "TAMAR."
In a fast and interesting game at Happy Valley last evening, the Club Afftoon beat H.M.8. Tamanr by 14 points to three.
The gaine was a close one and what the Club gave away in the forward line, their three-quarters more than made up. The "threes" got away time and again and when they did so it always nearly resulted in disaster for the sailors
CHINESE SOCCER PLAYERS'
- AMATEUR STATUS. SHANGHAI APPOINTING A SPECIAL COMMISSION. [ROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.]
SHANGHAI, Oct. 2. The Shanghai Football Associa- tion is appointing a special commis- sion consisting of two nominees from the Shanghai Football Asso- ciation and two from the China National Amateur Athletic Fedora- tion with an independent Chairman not connected with football to vestigate and report upon the status of the individuals who were con cerned in the recent Association football team's tour of the Leb Indies and the projected, tour of
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Pte. Beresford, e D. Hunt,
b Tsui
L/Cpl. Loskin, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Tsui Nazarin
07
44
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