THE LAWN BOWLS SEASON
Opens With Win For Champions
Ideal weather conditions” favoured the official opening of the Lawn Bagh weason on Saturday when nime matches were decided in the Senior and Junior divisions
Craigengower "A", last year's champions in the Senior League trounced Civil Servicè by 40 shots, while Kow- Jean Bowling Green Cinh defeated K. CC. by 12 shots. Re- relo and Kowloon Docks also won, their victims being Rolice and Craigongower “B” respectively
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
SENIOR DIVISION.
C. C. C." "A" 79 0.8.0.0,
g. Docks
Recreld
Police Electric
1.
SECOND DIVISION.
K.BG.C. v. KGC.. .39 On their own ground, Kowloon 52 Cricket Club lost to Kowloon 50 Bowling Green Club by 29 shots.
Scores:-
K.C.C..
67 M, Rakusen
{ W. Hirst
L. Jack
K.B.G.C.
"G. Chambers W. Hale
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1935.
VOLUNTEERS AT PLAY
Annual Athletic Sports
The Hong Kong Volunteer De- fence Corps held their annual athletic meeting at Sookunpoo on Saturday and were witnessed by a distinguished gathering includ- ing Els Excellency the General Officer Commanding, Major Gen- eral O. C. Borrett and Mrs. Bor- rett, Col. Harrison, G.8.0.1, Lleut. Col. H. B. LA Dowbizgin, Comman- dant. Miss Dowbiggin and many others. ►
END OF THE SEASON FEELING IN FOOTBALL
Tame Week-end Encounters
By “PIVOT"
Medicore football was witnessed during the week-end though several senior sides were on view. On Saturday the Hong Kong Football Club made a last minute rally to beat the Police while South China "A" accounted "for Kowloom
Both South China teams were beaten yesterday, the "A" tamm being trounced, by East Lanes by six goals to two while their “B* team were beaten by two goals to one by the Navy,
Club de Recreio lost to Chinese Athletic by oâd goal in five, and the end of the season feeling was very prominent in 'most of the games,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
The sport proved to be most Navy successful, and the standard of E. Lancs running was very good, consider- Recreio
ng the bumpy nature of the ground.
Athletic
Senior Division
2 S. China "B"
# 6. China "A"
2
3
2 Athletic Second Division
1 R.E.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
FIRST DIVISION
The Mobile Machine Gun Com- pany missed winning The Bird Trophy" when a fall at the last hurdle in the 440 yards Hurdles' Relay robbed them of the oppor-
.ot
1 East Lancs being tunity
champions. Artillery
knocked S. Chipa "A" 4 Kowloon Witham running last.
5 Police .. Club
SECOND DIVISION
29 down the fifth, hardle, and lost his stride and B. Gosano, who was not far behind, won the race for As a result they the Infantry. had to share the honours with the 29Infantry Company, each scoring
K. B. G. C.
84 K, C., C.
68 C.C.C. "B"
67 Police
53
4
JUNIOR DIVISION
A. Spary
CA.C.C
55 C. C.-C.
73 3. J. Houghton
R. C. C.
45 K. B. G. C.
74
r. W. Carr
C. Hosking.
Yacht Club
50 Talkoo
58
J. M. Jack
H. H, Rose
47 Recreio
- 74
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11" (Skip)
40 H. K F. C.
J. G. Mayer
D. W. Waterton MJ, Henderson
L. E Lammert
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17
G. H. Sherriff (Skip)
O. Fletcher
J. M. Donald- LA. R. Duncan
J, G, Chariton
On their own ground. Kowloon
Club Bowling Green Kowloon Cricket Club
H. Overy
GEF. Thomson
defeated
by
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*
shots
Total
45
Scores:-
K.B.G.C.
SENIOR DIVISION
K.B.G.C. v. K.G.C.
W. Mulcahy
R. Duncan
G. Ross
J. Browne
H. Nish
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A. 9. Russell
J. Watson
J. H. Budding
L. Guy
21
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17
P: Furtell
J. L. Tetley
W. 'S. Drake A. Hollard
(Sk!p) 28
Total
54
K.C.C.
H. Hampton
J. Brown
R. P. Phillips
A. E. Silkstone
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H. Gitting
F. Goodwin
E. Kern
"3. Fraser
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E. C. Fincher
R. G. Craig
J. PRobinson
C.S.C.C. v. c.C.C.
Civil Service entertained Crai gengower and
shots.
Scores:- C.S.C.C.
B. Williams
B. A. Mansell
H. F. Westlake
A. O. BrawIL
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N.J. Bebbington A. Hyde-Lay
(Skip)"
W. J. Burling
+1
J. Purvis
L. A. Luck
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12. R. Major
15
twik
52
C.C.C. "A" T. 0.3.C.C. Craigengover "A", last year's champions, defeated Civil Service
on their own ground by 40 shots.
Scores:-
Cralgengower" "A"
C. Summons
LC.R. Sousa
C.S.C C."
C. Strange
E. W. Simmonds
H. Beer
J. Deakin
U. M. Omar
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F. J. Jones
25
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13
J. S., Landolt
A Razack
R. F. Luz
R. Basa
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A E. Contes
21
J. Gellatly
were beaten
Cralgengower
J., R. Soares" W. Atkins
H W. Randall
Y. Abbas
(Skips)
16
34 points.
All the old hands were seen in the Officers and Sergeants' Relay which provided much amusements. Miss Dowbiggin won the Potato Race for the Nursing Section with and Miss Sahn 74 Miss Saunders
coming second and, third, respec- tively.
18
27
J. W. Leonard N. P. Karaulee
D. Fernando
W. Way
(Skip) 17 J." Coelho
E. W. Hamilton H Phelps
L. R. Whart. A. Kitchell R. R. Davies
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55
A. Ward
Skin
At the conclusion, Major E. J.
were
R. Mitchell, President of the Corps Athletic Committee said how grateful they
to the Hong Kong..Area Sports Board for the use of their ground. He also said that he would like to have seen more competitors, although the meeting was a bigger success than last year's. Mrs... "Borrett to
distribute
He then asked the prizes following which he present- ed her with a bouquet.
THE RESULTS
· The detailed results were:—
High Jump:----
1. Infantry:B. Gosano 5 ft. inch, E. Lawrence 5 ft.. G.
29 Souza 5 ft.
2. Mobile Machine Guns:-R, B. 73 Wood 5 ft. 2 ins., H. R. McGilchrist 5 ft. inch, A. L Fisher 4 ft. 4) ins.
POLICE. RECREIO Police were beaten by Recreio on their own ground by 27 shɔts!
Scores:-
Police
Recreio
W. Johnson
C. Pereira
J. Channing
J. 5. Riddell
JMS. Rosario A. V. Barros
W. Glendenning' A. H. Basto
(Skips) 23
·
(Skips) 20
F. A 'Xavier
C. A Lopes
E. M. Remedios
T. Armstrong
J. F. McGowan A. Wright
A. W. Grimmitt | A. E. Haynes
..(9ktp) 12 A McWalters
P. E. Knight
3. E. Alderman
T. Hunter.
J. Headridge
14. Alexander
J. F. Ribeiro
J. J. Basto
A. R. Smith
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14
F. A. Machado
A. B. Gomes
D. Rumjahn
8. Ecceleshall
B. W. Bradbury
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30
J. Hollidge
(Skip)
8. Logan
79
39
+(Stip) 13
4
K.D.R.C. v. C.CC. “B” - Playing "st home, Kowlooc Docks beat Cralgengower "B" by 18, shots.
Scores:--
Kowloon Docks
G. N., Mitchell
F. Coleman
J. Kempton
J. McKelvle
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V. Hast
B, Goodman
A. Lapsley
W. Grieg
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V. Ramsay
J. Lindsay
G. Cooper
F. Cullen
(8kip)
24
C.C.C. "B" F. K, Modi
M. "A. R. Souza
H. V.. Pearse
C. S. Rosselet (Skip)
G. Duncan
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P. A. Yvanovich
F. X. Soares
(Skips) .30
74
TAIKOO V. YACHT CLUB On their own ground, Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club lost Taikoo by 8 shots,
Scores:- Yacht Club
"
Talkoo
EB. Abraham A. W. Norrie A. Stevenson. .. R. Wright
to
A. T. Hamilton J. C. Polsoc
T. F. Stainton
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J, W. Bonnar
21
(SHp) 17
E: B., Reed,
T. 8wan
1
A. Murdoch
W. T. Brightman W. Gl
E., e Arcull1
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D. Kharas
M. J. Medina
A. W. Brown
J. L Shellshear
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J. G. Morrison
W. J. Hansen
S. Pollock
D.. Peoples
. H. Stewart.
18
(Skip)
19
3. J. Whyte
Putting the Shot:
1. Mobile Machine Guns:- A. Munro 34 ft. 3 ins., J. P. Whitham 32 ft. 6 ins., W. H. B. Rigg 29 ft. 10 ins
2. Infantry:-C. Cunha 28 ft. 7 ins., M. M. de V. Soares 26 ft. 1 Inch, C. Souza 22 ft., 5 ins. 400 Yards. Relay:-
1. Infantry:-G. Souza, H. Cam- pos, N. Beitrag and B. Gosano.
2. Mobile Machine Guns:-T. Whitley, A. L. Fisher, W. E. Pears and R. B. Wood.
14 Miles Relay
1. Static Machine Guns:-T Whitley, J. J. King, W. Wynyard and J. Eastman. ||
3. Infantry:—B. Gogano, Lawrence, J. Sequeira and Gutierrez."
Potato Race (Nursing Detach-
inent)
I Miss Dowbiggin.
2. Miss Saunders.
3. Miss Sahn.
Open Mile;
E.
through Smith, followed imme- diately by another one from Tuley, Towards the end Sandford, com- pleted a good afternoon's work by round three players to send the ball into the net, giving the goalie no chance.
RECREIO BEATEN "
|
However alter the change over and from a corner Brook shot at the Champions put new life into the goal the ball being" deflected "the game and a different com- [ off Green's head past Rodger,
plexion was seen altogether.
Close to the interval Howe scored Kowloon, scared through Barlow for the Club. - (penalty) and Knox with a first After the change over T. Pile elme effort. p. Pak Wa scored ƒ acored but the goal was disallowed after he had Cairns out of and a penalty was awarded for position. Chiun Tak Fal netted hands and Mass made no mistake. 300 after from a pass by Lee | from the spot kick, Kwok Wal and the same player scored agam after a clever bout of passing.
A shock was in store for the Police who lost to the Club to a very exciting encounter by five goals to three after the Club had been in arrears throughout. A last minute rally, however, enabled" the Club to score three quick goals to turn the tables on their opponents.
Club attacked
Following pressure Fowler beat McHardy with a well placed low. shot. Encouraged by this success the Club went" all out sad. Howe scored through a bunch of play- ers to put the Club ahead for the first time. The lias minute of the game say Fowler beating Pile (0) and Blackburn to score, easily,"
.
Fusillers defeated Lincolns by | four goals to two but the score "rather "flatters the winners" "Nat from the start that they did not deserve, to win. and McHardy brought of a clever but Lincolns had as much of the save at the expense of a corner.play as the winners but porc Then a corner taken by Chris-shooting was once again respon PL was converted by his brother alble for their wrak finishes. in the second attempt.
The Chinese Athletic' caused a mild surprise yesterday by beating Club de Recreio by three goals to two. At half time the score was ope all Play was fast in the 5 opening and the Recreio defence
was given an anxious time. Go-Bickford. 3 sano and Bowen were safe with
2
1
Fusiliers Artillery Athletic Engineers
4 Lincolns
06, China
3
0 E. Lancs
3
2 Eastern
1
THIRD DIVISION
Fusilier
1
Recrelo
0
SENIOR DIVISION
In a game that was somewhat tame, Navy beat S. China "B", the Senior Shield champions, by the odd goal in three yesterday.
Navy enjoyed. the greater part of the game and at the change aver S. China, was leading by one, much against the run of the play Slow to part with their shots and playing the individual game, Navy presented rather a puzzle to the Chinese defence.
From the start S. China swept the Navy of their feet and follow ing slow end to end play Yau Wal Hing sent over to Yeung Pun Hon, who after eluding two sent in a weak shot to put the Chinese ahead. Play had been in progress for five minutes.
players
Navy returned to the attack but Foor En shes deprived them of all success. A four against Tang Heung Far saw Moss taking the pot kick but Wong Wai Ki effect ed a smart clearance.
NAVY EQUALISE "Changing over with the slender lead of one goal South China were hard pressed to keep the lead and the defence was beginning to weaken under the continual pres- sure of the Navy forwards.
First Cannell then Rose missed in quick succession and "Baxter's shot was well cleared by Wong. Baxter was sending in some ac- curate centres and following one of which Rose received and direct- ing a well placed shot was inter- cepted by Cannell who beat Wong with a hard left drive to put the 'Navy on equal terms. The lead was soon forthcoming. Harrassed for the greater part of this stanza the Chinese defence was hard put to keep the Navy forwards away Hand Cannel obtained the second goal when he headed beautifully past Wong from a pass by Barter.
The closing stages saw the Chinese more determined than ever and several dangerous raids were made on the Navy citadel in one of which they missed an al- most open goal. Play brightened up then and, first one side then the other was called upon ip, re- pulse the attacks. Chances were missed by both sides and the whis- tle found play transferred to mid- field
1. L/Cpl." Farmery (Lincolns). 2. A. B. Woods (HMS, Tamär). 3. Pte. Thornhill (Lincolns). Time: mins. (50 8/10 secs. Long Jump:
1. Mobile Machine Guns:-E R. McGilchrist 19 ft. 7 inís., J. P. Whitham 18 ft 9 ins. J. Bond 17 ft. 2 ins. 2. Static
Machine
Guns
Whitley 17 ft. 7 ins.. Black 17 ft F. Pattinson. 10 Ins., G. White 17, ft. 5 ins.
W. Cunningham 880 Yards Relay:
1 Mobile Machine Guns:-W.
CHAMPIONS LOSE
South China "A" were heavily defeated by Bast Lanes at 800- Kubpoo yesterday by six goals to twa. This is the second "defeat of the champions as it will be re-
(Skip) 20 E. Peers, N.. Whitley, A. L. Fisher called that they lost to the same
W. V. Field
J. Cavanagh
J. Bentley
27
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B E. Maughan
J. Chalmers
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and J. Maycock.
68
.... 50
50
58
2. Infantry-N.
X
HKF.C. V. HEC.
to
· RECREIO V. POLICE
At King's Park, Police lost
Recreio by 14 shots.
Scores:-
Recreio
J. E. Notonda
C. H. Basto F. 7. 'Ribeiro C. G. Slive
(skip) LJ. Silva LF Xavier!
E. Marques
HA Alves
31
Falice
W. Dall
T Talon JC.8 Fender GG Moss
(8kip)
F. Nolan W. L Clark G. C. Perking EG. Fost
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(skip) 15 AA Remedios W. McLeod Ozorio C. Dowman Outlerriez J. Bhepherd:
(Skip)
W. Hollande
(Bido)
At North Point Hong Kong Electric R. C. lost to Hops Kong Football Club by 27 thots,
Scores: H.KER.C.
R. Rhodes
T. Saunderson H. B. McKay. *FW, 'B. "Muskett 19 (Skip)
A. Tarbuck
H. 8. Jones
L de Rome
A Webster
(skip)
V Borby
HK.F.C.
E.. Tuck G. 8. Graveri N. Currie
A. Brooksbank 12(Skip)
A. Stevens
A. McKeller EJ. Edwards
A. Macfarlare
(skip)
F. Andlow
P. Morgan
A. Humphreys
D. 8. HUL
R. Butler
A. F.Paul
J. Russel
(skip)
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19
Beltrao,
team earlier in the season
G.
Bouza, B. Gosano and H. Campos. 410 Yards Hurdles' Relay:no
1. Infantry — G. Souza, H
Campos, E. Lawrence and B
Gosano.
In the first half the score was three to two in favour of the soldiers, Sandford gave them the lead but shortly after In Pak Wah equalled. The soldiers again took the lead, but the Chinese equalised
2. Static Machine Guns: once again through Chan Tak Fal Wynyard G. White, J. Black and Just before the interval the J. J. King Time: 1 min 23 5/10 coldiers were awarded a penalty,
secs,
Band Race:—
1. Bdsm. Bateman.
24
2. Bdsm Watson.
20
Tug-of-Wartime t
-Oorman“ taking the kick to con- [vert: " At half time; the SCOTS WES three to two yin favour of the soldiers,*
After the breather the soldiers
1. Mobile Machine Guns: Twere complete masters of the
Ewan, A Fisher, S. Fowler, T
J. McQugan, G. C. Moutrie, W. B
B. Rizy, H R. McGchrist, and 1. H. Bradford Coach Stoker
FINAL STANDING Moblie Machine Gun Infantry
situation and increased the score
the Infantry tied for the Col. Bird Grand Aggregate Cup
By kind permission, .....34 pts. Col. FE Hindaon 2:34 pia, the Band of the
Static Machine Gun
The Mobile Machine Gims and ing the afternoon,
19 pts. Fusiliers rendered selections dur-
out being brilliant while Marques played a good game in goal. Au
Ping Ming opened the score for
the Chinese but A. V. Gsɛno equa- lised by converting a, penalty.
During the second period Ho
Kar Keung again gave the Chinese the lead but Gomes netted the equalizer" with a hót drive. During the last few minutes of the game am Kong Sang gave the Chinese the two points by netting the win- ning goal.
"י -
ENGINEERS WIN
and
The Royal Engineersmes the Chinese Athletic second eleven on the Club ground yesterday won by two goals to ope. The game wa fast and interesting.
SENIOR DIVISION
F Lancs
had co
difficulty in
They
disposing of the Gunners. scored five times to the Gunners'
one. The Gunners had as much
of the play in the first half.
iner scored 15 minutes play after the start when Sandford drew the defencee out.”
In the second half E. Lancs overran the Gunners defence and Ridings (2). Thorpe and Sandford were the marksmen.
The League champions had a shock when Kowloon led them by two clear goals at the interval.
A few minutes later Elliot scored
by
a surprise goal from a pass
Parker was hurt and had to leave the deld for a while
Bumster, Evans, and Wlidy (2) were the scorers for Fusiliers "while, Turner and Rush scored for
the Lincolns.
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