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SPORTING
SPORT.
NEWS AND NOTES
RECREIO AND
AND CRAIGENGOWER
IN NEEDLE MATCH
Kowloon Team
Team Nose Home By Four-Shot Margin
CIVIL SERVICE SCORE THEIR FIRST POINT
By B. R. Swiller
The bowls match last Saturday between Recreio and Craigen power was a veritable battle of the giants. Though it is still early in the season to make prophecies, it is probable that the ultimate des- tination of the shield rests on the result of this match. Recreio, therefore, by virtue of their four shot win, are in a very favourable position. But bowls is such a funny game that it is quite on the cards that after all Craigengower or even the Kowloon Cricket Club, who are now third in the Table, may emerge victorious in the end. However, that remains to be seen.
Recrelo have a lot for which to thank EX.M. Silva as it was enurely he who carried them to victory with a dine win of 13 shots that Recrelo over Bradbury. But for his effort. it is conceivable would have lost. as both R. F. Luz and H. A. Alves went down tu 2 Basa and U. M. Omar respectively. F.. 8liva and his men played very well indeed. J. E. Noronha again proving himself to be
very reliable lead.-
•
However, it must have caused Silva some anxiety that on the 18th head he conceded a four to his opponent when those four shots could be spared. But this was the result of a fine plece of work ay Bradbury who, going down to bowl with Silva lying three shots. pook the jack back some distance for a count of four in his favour.
Basa did well to beat R. F. Lu.:
may og 20 shots to 13. S. Landoit.
a rare tussie
contradictory)
sound never "found the green."
E.
LAWN BOWLS RESULTS
Cricket Scores
|LANCS DRAW WITH
AUSTRALIANS
London, June 22. The following
are yesterday's results of cricket matches:-
LANCASHIRE v. AUSTRALIANS
At Manchester, the match be- tween Lancashire and the Austra- llans was drawn.
Australlens.—303 (A. L Hassett 118. Phillipson five for '931, and 284 for 2 declared (J. H. Fingleton 96, W. A. Brown 70, Don Bradman 101 not out); Lancashire 289. and 80 for 3.
Bradman hit 15 boundaries in has innings.
SUSSEX v. WORCESTER At Worthing, Sussex defeated Worcester by six wickets.
Worcester-188 (Hammond 5 for
52) and 375 (Gibbons 118, Wood for 99); Sussex 336 (C. Oakes 148 not out, "Perks for 114) and 208 for 4.
ESSEX v. MIDDLESEX
LEAGUE TENNIS RESULTS
"B" Division
Fixtures
At Sookunpoo yesterday IRC. lost to C.C.C. by one set to eight in their "B" Division tennis Anture, Scores
S. A. Ismall and J. S. Abdul-
Curreem (LR.C.):
lost to A. Kitchell and G. Lal 2-6 lost to R. Choa and G. Choa 2-6 -| drew with F. I, Zimmern and
W. Howard
Bu
A.
R. Kitchell and S. A. R. But
(L.R.C.):
་
2-0
lost to Kitchell and Lat drew with Chea and Choa ... 6-8 lost to Zimmem and Howard 2-6 A. R. Sumind and A. Rahmin
(L.R.C.):
lost to Kitchell and Lài 2-6 lost to Chos and Choa ...... 2-6 lost to Zimmem and Howard 1-6
H.K.C.C. WIN
At the HK.C.C. yesterday, the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the South China' Athletic Association.
At Chelmsford, Middlesex de- by ave sets to four. feated Essex by one wicket.
Essex,-300 (D. R. Wilcox 91. Jim Smith 5 for 84) · and 221 (Peter Smith 101); Middlesex 281 Lawn (Nichols., 6 for 110) and 241 for Results of Open Pairs Bowls championship matches play-nine (Compton 87 not out. Edrich
-58, Peter Smith 8 for 99). ed yesterday were as follows:—
GLAMORGAN v. CAMBRIDGE"
Scores:-
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J. J. Ferguson and E. E. Story ..
(H.K.Ü.C.):
beat H. Y. Hau and `H. W. Họ 5-2 ‚ beat' N. K. Ma and K. H. Lee 8-3 lost to H. T. Bee and J. Esu 4-6
A. C. L. Bowker and B OM
Deane (H.K.C.C.): drew with Hou and Ho drew with Ma and Lee .... beat Bee and Hau
8-6 6-6
K. M. Omar and A. 8... Gomes At Swansea, the match between defeated A. Hodges and W. Brooks-Glamorgan and Cambridge Univer- bank on the Civil Service CC.
sity was drawn. green.
Glamorgan. 388 (Dyson 117) | W. M. Barton and T..C. Monag- and 334 for 8 declared (E. Jones han (H.K.C.C.);
lost to Hsu and Ho 132); Cambridge 333 (J. D. A.
lost to Ma and Lee Langley 119) and 288 for 4 (P. A Gibb 133).
beat Bee and Ksu
K.C.C. BEATEN At Lord's. Oxford University de
Visiting the Kowloon feated the 'M.C.C.. by nine wickets Club, the Club de Recreio beat the
M.C.C-387 and 199 for de-home team. by 7 sets to 2. clared: Oxford 307 (3. M. Lomas
Scores:-
F. E. E. Booker and R. Ellis beat
Bla's lead, had
W Hollands. Post's No. 3 F. Channing and C. Dowman by 15 Against L F: Xavier, but the latter played extremely well and on a shots to 14, also on the CS.CC. #28 slightly better. A Razack number of heads when the shots green.
were against
the was rather weak,
him turned tables on Minu, with good draws or the "pound-on" shots.
-THE FIRST»› WIN The Civil Service C.C. scored
their
Arst point of the season when they ted with the Kowloon Bowling Green on their own green, is Randle who has had rather
lean season secured his first vic- r f the expense of E. W. Lines hom he beat by '5 shots.
Dun
M. Y. Adal beat A. E. Carey by 25. shots to 19. but credit for this victory must go to his front men, especially J. Hoosen his lead and A. R. Minu his No. 3. The lat ter, relieved of the responsibilities of skipping played a great game
on
How
The following will represent the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club in a Bowls match against the Club de Recreto at the latter's green on Saturday:
M.C.C. v. OXFORD
4-6 0-6
6-3
Cricket
W. A. Cornell, E. Hospes, A. W.7) and 280 for one (Walford 201 F. Grose and E. Blam (K.C.C.);"
Brown. A. Murdoch (skip).
P. S. Casaldy, A. 8. Mitchell, A. Niscim, G. S. Archbutt" (skip),
not out and Lomas 50).
NOTTS . KENT..
At Nottingham Notts defeated Kent by seven wickets.
Kent. 314 and 214 (Voce 5 for
lost to L A. L. Silva and L
F.V. Ribeiro beat J. J. Remedios and A
7-5 M. Rodrigues beat M. A. Oliveira and L.. A.
Carvalho.
2-0
following will represent Ave balls): Notts 352 (Harris 113) B. E. Lee and D. J. N. Ander- Kowloon C.C. in a League match and 180 for 3.
against Club de Recreio at Kow- loon C.C. on Saturday, June 25 at 3.30, p.m.
DERBY v, GLOUCESTER
At Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire took points on first innings from Gloucestershire.
Gloucestershire, 287 (79. R.
zan beat Sherriff by 19 shots to 17. and was always a menace to W. J. Hansen, D. Drummond, J. But he and his men had to Aght | Carey. Down by 15-11 the A. D. Morrison. R. H. Wild (skip). 62, including four wickets with every inch of the way against a 15th head. Adal scored three suc The stift opposition to win eventually cessive fours and a two to lead by oy 2 shots. Down by 14 shots two shots on the 20th head. For the 7th head. Duncan's four ever. he lost a four to Carey on fought back to such good effect the last head. The loss of these that on the 20th head he had not four shots on the last head, in my only tied the score at 17-all with opinion, was a tactical error Sheriff, but he might have won the part of Adal. the game for the Bowling Green us they needed only 3 shots to win. Duncan, however, was only able to secure two shots on the last head to the with the Civil Servants' wore of 55.
FINCHER'S FORM
The Kowloon Cricket Club have recorded yet another win to bring their total this season of eight games to five out played. On Saturday playing at home they secured a big win over the Kowloon Dock by 24 shots. E. C. Fincher who seems to have struck (literally) irresistible form this season, continued in winning rein with a fine victory of 21 thats over F. Cullen, who could" only collect 10 shots against him.
OF.
First Division
A. Dand, J. M. Jack, A. W. Smith, Hammond 110. Copson 5 for 751 J. Hyde (skip).
A E. Bilkstone, T Madar, very, E. C. Fincher (skip).
294 and
(Hammond 123, thus equalling Jack Hobbs' record of scoring a century in each innings six times): Derbyshire, 415 Smith 113, Sinfied 5 for 113) and 2 for 0. LEICESTER v. HAMPSHIRE
Fender playing lead to Carey. had his first wood right on the jack, but instead of playing safe and trying to get the second shot Arst. Adal asked his men to send down heavy woods in an attempt to shift the wood on the jack. A they all failed to do this. Carey's K.C.C. In a League match against points on first innings from Hamp- men kept on piling up the shot: Craigengower C.C. at C.C.C. on shire. Adel himself could not improve Saturday. June 25, at 3.30 p.m.:
the position and lost 4 shots pr that head.
SECOND DIVISION -
V. C. Labrum, W. Mulcahy, R. Craig, E. Kern (skip).
The
represent following will
Third Division
At Leicester, Leicestershire took
Hampshire.-342 (Holt 116) and 231 for. 2: Leicester 535 for eight (Geary 100 not out. Armstrong J,123)-(Reuter).
C. W. Bowden, W. Hobbs, As the result of a big home win Smith. T. Carr (skip), over the Civil Service C.C.. the W. Bambro, W. J. French, J. M. Kowloon Bowling Green are now Brown, L. Jack (skip). ahead of Craigengower in the C.- Bastro, C. J. Tacchi, W. W. Second Division League Table. G. Hirst, H. Nish (skip).
Reserve: A E. Perry,
E. Thompson of the Bowling.
The following will represent the Green and his men played ex- tremely well to beat R. R. Wood by Club de Recreto in lawn bowls 31 shots to 12 and W. S. Drake. matches on Saturday. All games
A. E. Silkstone. I see, has rearfother K.B.G. Skip, had the betare to start at 3.30 p.m. turned to the fold after his ab-ter of W. R. Hillyer by 8 shots. 8. sence last week, presumably dus Eccleshall was the only Civil Ser-
1st Division (Home) v. K.C.C.:---- 3. Luz, C. E Marques, A. A. Re.
to indisposition, and played a ans vice skip to win his match but his medios. H. A. Alves (skip). game as Fincher's lead. E. Kern victory of 7 shots was not suffi- also registered a win for the K.CC ciently big to be of any use to his
by beating J. McKelvie by 20 ahota team.
to 14. R. Craig, his No. 3. has also returned after last week's in- disposition. J. Brown
Was
He beat J. Hyde by 3 shots.
MOSS BOWLS WELL
LF. Xavier. D. C. Alves, L.) Silva. P. F. Luz (skip).
J. E Noronha, J. F. V. Ribeiro, C. G. Silva, F. X. M. Silva (skip),
U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS
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New Yrk, June 22. The following are the results of baseball matches played yesterday: ANATIONAL LEAGUE
B. H. 6 8 2 Cincinnati New York.......... 2 4 0.
(Goodman and Lombardi homer. ed for the Reds and Denning, for the Giants).
St. Louis Boston.
only Kowloon Dock skip to win of the Hong Kong Footballers' "A"V. V. Ribeiro, J. J. Basto (skip).
team as they had 42 shots to spare F. A. Xavier, C. M. Silva, Dr. A. As expected. the Police beat the at the end of the game. Credit P. Guterres, B. Basto (skip). Indians at home but they only for the Police's huge win goes to
J. C. Remedios. 1. A. Gutierrez, Philles). won by five shots.
W. Mair beat G. C. Moss and his men who play-CA. Lopes, F. X. Boares (skip). Arculli by 23 shots to 14. But it ed so well that it was all W. Giu 3rd Diy, (Home) v. R.HK.T.C:--
through no fault of Arculli's could do to get one shot in the C. Vaz, C. P. Basto, E. M. Re-Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers will
Was
4.9
5
4
2nd Division (Away) v. C.S.C.C.: The Police second team, playing the on their own green easily disposed F. A. Machado, C. H. Basto, F.
3
6
Chicago Philadelphia
4.
&
3
3
7
1
(Carnovich homered
for
the
7
The match between Pittsburgh
AMERICAN LEAGUE ..
0
0 5 · 0
did well, W. Glendinning beating
be played at night.
thar his rink went down as he was Arst 7 heads from his opponents. medios. E. V. Bonsa (skip), playing as well as Mair, if not bet- a. C. Mass played an extremely F. Prata, A. M. Xavier. H. A. B. ter Though Abbas, Arculli's No. 3. good game, drawing on both handa Botelho, C. M. 8. Alves (skip). played quite well and sent down and driving with equal facility. A. F. Noronha, J. Sequeira, M. A.Washington ....... 10 useful woods occasionally, Khan The other two Police skips also Carvalho, P. A. Tvanovich (skip). Chicago
well not playing
The following have been selected (Kelly pitched for the Senators usual, and Wahab was decidedly J. Roger by 22 shots and F. E. to represent the Hong Kong Elec-and Simmons homered), weak. On many occasions when | Booker beating A. Brooksbank by tric Recreation Club in a League his skip asked for short woods. 4 shots. serenely disregarding his skip's in- struction, either put his woods in the ditch, or very near it.
MINU'S POOL STAET· A. K. Ming made an inans- nicious klart ás a skly. He went down to E. G. Post by 20 shota to 18. But considering the fact that his riik gaTS sway two fives very early in -- the game, and yet only lost by two shots eventually, their re- covery, did them credit. 8.0. Bux was the weakest man in the rink, probably, because he found the Police green tricky and consequently (although It
HAYNES BACK AGAIN The Hong Kong Footballers" "B" team are doing much better than their club-mates as they are how third in the Table is the result of their victory over Recrefo at
5
game against the H.K. Football Philadelphia ... 2 Club at the latter's ground on St. Louis................. 5 11- ..0 Saturday at 3.30 p.m.:
(Chapman homered for the Ath J. R. Way, F. J. Hedley, 8. Den-letics, and Sullivan and Heath
homered for the Brown).
con, W. B. Muskett (skip).
J. F. Barron, R. A. Starling, G.
Boston
T. Padgett, L. de Rome (skip).
W. Stoker, R. C. Butler, H. B. Detroit
WIN FOR C.E.C
King's Park, Their "A" team, McKay. J. F. Lunny (skip). however, together with the Civil Service C.C. bring up the rear in the League Table for the Second Division. F. Haynes, whose India- position last week caused the Foot- ballers "D" team to lose a golden opportunity of beating, the Kowloon Bowling Green, has recovered and (Continued on Back Fare)
812 1 7.2 (York, homered for the Tigers).
Boston....... 4 : 10. 0 Detroit
5 .7. 1 (York homered for the Tigers).
Playing, at home to the Chinese Recreation Club in the "B" Divi-New York along of the Tennis League, the Cleveland Kowloon Indian Tennis Club lost to the visitors by 7-sets to 1.
"
10. 14 (Heath homered for the Indians. [Renter
son (K.C.);
4-4
1-6
lost to Silva, and Ribeiro lost to Remedios and Ro-
2-6 drigues
lost to Oliveira and Carvalho 3-6 H. Miller and H. Januszowski
(K.C.C.):
lost to Silva and Ribeiro .. 2-6 lost to Remedios and Ro-
crigués
4-5 lost to Oliveira and Carvalho 4-8
"D" DIVISION
Chinese Win Postponed
Match Against Police
The postponed League Tennis match between the Chinese Re- creation Club and the Police Re- creation Club in the "D" Division was played off yesterday and re sulted in a win for the former by nine sets to all.
Scores:-
S. L. Ma and C. C. Wel (C.R.C)
beat A. R. 8. Major' and 'G..
Carruthers.......
beat Howlett and Brown beat P. H, Loughlin and L. H, Oakley
H. N. Chan and T. H. Chis
(C.R.C.):
6-0 6-2
6-2
beat Major and Carruthers ... 6-2 beat Howlett and Brown ...... 6-3 beat Loughlin and Oakley ... 6-0 K. M. 'Wong and S. Cheung
(C.R.C.):
7-5
beat Major and Carruthers... beat Howlett and Brown... 6-0 beat Loughlin and Oakley ... 6-0
Sporting
Fixtures
TODAY BRIDGE-Cheero Club. Bridge, 8
p.m.
MEETING.---Victoria Chess Club at
Gloucester Hotel, 5 p.m RACING.—Entries close for Macao Jockey Club's July Race Meeting.
TENNIS "C" Division, Kowloon C.C. v. Army T.C.; Indian RC. v. Chinese R.C., University v. Club de Recreio; Kowloon Tong R.C. v. South China -A.A.
TOMORROW TENNIS.—"D" Division, Army T.C. V. Chinese R.C.; South China ‚ Club de Recreto; Radio Sporta Club Craigongower C.C.; Police B.C. v. Civil Service C.C.; Kow- loon Tong R.O. v. Indian R.C.: Kowloon Indian TC v. Kowloon C.C.
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