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NOTES
- (Continued from Page 10) Hyde were responsible for the K.C.C. win by 17 shots, E. F. Fincher and R. Dunean ending in a 17-all tle. Why it is that the Bowling Green keep on losing their matches is a mystery to me. To date they have only one victory to their credit, though, in my oplalon, they are as good a side as any in the league. I hope they may improve as the season progresses as otherwise they may find themselves occupying a very humble position in the league table. I. however, this should catch the eye of a KC.C. bowler, let me hasten to add that I do not mean to belittle their effort, as I have every indication to believe that their victory was not the re- sult of a Auke."
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THE SECOND DIVISION
U.S.R.C. BUILDS SWIMMING POOL
Splendid Addition To Amenities
Of Club
SMALL UNITS TENNIS
Easy Win For Gunners
Two matches were decided in the Hong Kong Section of the Small At a meeting yesterday, presided Units Tennis League yesterday, tha over by Lt. Col. J. EL L. Hind results being as follows:- marsh,' the Committee of the At Sookunpoo the 7th Batty, RA. United Services Recreation Club, beat "C" Coy Royal Scots by seven decided to install a swimming poo: sets to two. Scores:-
in the club grounds.
The pool will be in the open air, 70 feet long by 40 feet wide and 10 feet deep at one end and three feet at the shallow end. A 10- foot diving board and a three-foot spring board will form part of the equipment. The pool will be surrounded by grass terraces and shower baths, will be installed
nearby.
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PURIFIED "WATER
The work will be carried out in reinforced concrete tiles and
clorinating
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Matthews and Surgon (R.A-):
lost to Brown and Neave beat Patterson and Bowes lost to Anderson and Hen-
derson
Morgan and Lavis (RA);
beat Brown and Neave....... beat Patterson and Bowes beat Ander and Henderson...
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In a Second Division match be- tween the Police and the Hong Kong Footballers' "B" team, the terazzo. The water will be purif- former, playing on their owned by means
ROYAL SCOTS WIN of a green, must have had some an-
Playing at Scokunpoo, H.Q. C07. AN plant, approximately 150,000 gal- xious moments as to the ultimate | lons being circulated in
twelve Royal Scots beat RAO.C" "A". By outcome of the game and, but for hours.
eight sets to one. Scores :~~~ the fine bowling of F. E. E. Booker
Glibertson and Thompson In addition to the swimming and his men who finished with a pool, a small paddling pool will commanding lead of 20 shots over be installed in the children's J. A. R. Selby, might well have playground. This pool will be lost their match. as A. E. Carey Inked up with the purification only managed to tie with E. Tuck, plant. and Nolan was actually, down by 12 shots to Brooksbank.
Recreio., playing away. lost to Craigengower by 18 shots. The Valley bowlers were up on all rinks, M. A. R. Souza and K. M. Omar of the CC.C. having the
better of J. J. Basto, and F. X. Soares by 7 and 5 shots respec- tively.
CLEAN RECORD
In the Third Division, the. Kowloon Footballers have won all their matches so far. They beat Recrelo last Saturday by 12 shots and considering the fact they played on the lat- ter's green this victory was all the more praiseworthy. Inci- dentally, the three Portuguese teams are all square in the matter of points scored--each team having only won once, Thanks to R.A. Trengove and his men who had the better of J. Pau by 16 shots, the Hong Kong Football Club beat Cralgengower- by 10 shots. Beach was 2 up over Alves, but Pegg was down by shots to Medina.
NEEDLE MATCH
The spotlight next Saturday will be turned on the match between the Craigengower and Indians whe will clash at Sookunpos for lead- ership in the First Division. Though the latter have done much better than they had expected. their most sanguine supporters will not expect them to be able to have the better of their undoub- tedly formidable opponents. But the game of bowls is so fraught with possibilities that I will not put a victory for the Indians as entirely something of which dreams are made.
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beat Chesterman and Owen 7-5 beat CH and Fisher-Rocke 6-4 | Struita beat Rides and Kerwood 6-0 Straits and Europe via Negapatam Fraser and Fowler (R.S.):
(Letters and Papers)' London beat Chesterman and Owen 6-4 date, 21st April.. beat Gill and Fisher-Rooke 11-9 | Japán beat Rides and Kerwood ... 4-1 Tientsin Wells and Chappell (RS.);—
Tientsin and 'Swatow Java
The project was placed before the committee a few weeks ago by the Hon. Secretary. Captain R. Robertson. The plans of the pool | were prepared by Mr. J. S. Mason.
lost to Chesterman and Owen 1-0 Straits Hon. Surveyor of the Club, while
beat Gill and Fisher-Rooke 6-2 Shanghai the specifications for the purifi-
beat Rides and Kerwood ...... "6-1 | Straits" cation plans, were drawn up by
MATCH NOT PLAYED Mr. W. Bastin. Hon. Engineer of
The Small Units Tennis League the Club. The Medical aspect of Axture between the Royal Corps the scheme was in the hands of of Signals and "D" Coy. Middlesex, Dr. J. E. Smalley and Major Burk,at Chatham Road, yesterday, was RAM.C.
not played owing to the non- Messrs. Malcolm Co. have appearance, of the latter side, been entrusted with the construc- tion work.
The Club has also erected a (Clear Water Bay Road), for the matshed at Nam Tau Sha Beach, use of members.
Lawn Bowls Teams For
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Week-End Matches
In their league bowls fixtures on match against the Kowloon C.C. at Club will be represented by the Saturday the Hong Kong Football King's Park on Saturday:—
W. Campbell, W. McHardy, W. following teams!—
Hollands. J. Shepherd (skip),
W. Cameron, J. Fender; J. Grem. W. Mair (skip).
Second Div. "A" Team v. C.C.C. (Away)
J. S. Howell, A. W. Hodges, J. Russell, J. Rödger (skip).
R. P-Shaw, E, Strange, G. Dun- can, W. Gu (skip).
W. Buller, G. S. Graver, N. Beb- bington, A Brooksbank (skip),
Second Div. "B" Team v. Talkoo (Away)
W. McLeod, C. Dowman, G. Per- kins, E. G. Post (skip)..
Reserve: J. S. Riddell.
The following will represent the Police R.C. Juniors in a League match against C.§.C.C. at the P.R.C. on Saturday:-
H. Brown, 8. Farlow, A. Wright.
E. Strange. E. S; Carter, LLam-A. E. Carey (skip). mert, F. Haynes (skip),
W. Glendinning, F. Channing, R. A. McKellar, T. Rowell, EL VEllis, F. Booker (skip). Pearce. E. Tuck (skip).
"J. Edwards, T. Tallon, F. Nolan. F. H. Glover, C. B. Robertson, J.G. C., Moss (skip). Beach, J. A R. Selby (skip).
Third Div. v. Yacht Club (Home)
C. G. Bollis, R. Edwards, R. Fitches. J. Pegg (skip).
S. "A Mansell, A. Steven. Cressey, V. Walker (skip).
A. M. Didsbury, A. Thomson, Skinner. R. A Trengove (skip). First Reserve: G. E. Smith.
KOWLOON B.G.C.
Reserves: C. Soutar. L. Glendín- ning.
KOWLOON C.C.
The following will represent the S.K.C.C. In their League bowls fixture against Police Recreation Club on Saturday at home:
J
Club de Recreio are down to play the Kowloon Bowling Green Club. The Portuguese lads should win as they will be playing on their own familiar green, but in view of the fact that they have had several reversals in their encoun- ters, they may not take the field for should I say green?) with con- Adence.
The following teams have been Both the Kowloon Cricket Club selected to represent the Kowloon and the Kowloon Dock Club should Bowling Green
In the Club win their matches against the League matches against the Club Police and the Civil Service Cricket
de Recreto, commencing at 4 p.m. Club respectively.
on Saturday:
First Team at King's Park
W. Mulcahy, J. M. Brown. R. Craig, E. Kern (skip).
A. E Silkstone, T. A. Mådar, H Overy, E C. Fincher (skip).
W. Hyde, L. Jack, A. W. Smith,
Hyde (skip).
Third Div. K.C.C. v. Club de Recreio (Away)
A J. Kew. A. E, Perry, A. W, Ramsey, W. W. Hirst (skip),
A. J. Hall: G. E. F. Thompson. T. AA. Dand, C. J. Tacchi R. H.
E. Marks, H. Nish (skip)...
Of the matches scheduled to be played next Saturday in the Second Divison, the most interest-Armstrong, L. Guy (skip). log should be the ons between
John Watson, 9. M. White, A. Craigengower and the Hong Kong Hyde Lay, R. Duncan (skip). Football Club "A" The cricketers
R. P. Phillips, A. Macfarlane, G.
will be entertaining the footbal- B. Hosking, E. W. Lines (skip). lers. I hesitate to predict what the outcome of this match will be. The odds, I believe, are slightly in Craigengower's favour, as they will be playing on their green. Kow- loon Bowling Green should diapose of Craigengower, in their match on the former's green.
Second Team at Austin Road E. V. Scarle, G. C. Nonman, K. C. Hamilton, J. G. Meyer (skip).
LEADERS CLASH
It is a coincidencs that the two teams occupying the first and second positions in the Bowls League tables in all "three Divisions are to meet each other next week. In the Third Division, the Kowloon Football Club, the only side in that particular. Division 10 have won all their matches, will oppose the Hong Kong Electric.
Bearing in mind their record and also the fact that they will be playing at home (which in itself is 'a distinct advantage) the Row- | loon Footballers can reasonably be expected to give a good account of themselves and win quite comfort- ably.
A. Macintyre, Jack Watson, D. W. Waterton, W. 8. Drake (skip).
H. L. Lockhart, HE Drew, F. A. Cheesman, J. 8. Logan (skip),
CLUB DE RECREIO
First Div. (Home) . K.B.G.C.
V. C. Labrum. W. T. French, J. M. Jack, T. Carr (skip).
A Wappingshaw match will he arranged for 3.30 p.m. for those players who are not taking part in League games.
UK ELECTRIC
In their League lawn bowls match against the Kowloon Foot ball Club on Saturday at Kowloon, the Hong Kong' Electric R.C. will be represented by the following:- A N. Other, R. C. Butler, 8.
J. Luz, J. F. V. Ribeiro. A. A.Deacon, J. Sloan (skip). Remedios, B. A. Alves (skip)..
J. F. Barron, G. G. 8. Triomson,
L. F. Xavier, D. C. Alves. F. V.A. F. Paul, L. de Rome (skip). V. Ribeiro, R. F. Lus. (skip), :
J. E. Noronha, C. E. Marques, C. G. Silva, F. X. M. Bilva (skip);
Second Div. (Away) v. K.B.G.C. F. A. Machado, C. A. Lopes, C. H. Basto, J. J. Basto (skip).
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