THE
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OPENING OF WIMBLEDON.
TILDEN IN ACTION.
London, June 20,
LAWN BOWLS.
NOTES ON LOCAL PLAY,
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Lawn Bowls enthusiasts fully compensated last week-end for the wretched weather of the previous Saturday. With an ideal day, a full programme of matches was carried out.
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A GLOUCESTER VICTORY.
PARKER'S PHENOMENAL FEAT AGAINST NORTHANTS.
1.
Gloucester broke their long. series of defends by beating North- ants at Northampton in convincing style, claiming victory by seven wickets.
The outstanding fenture of the match was the bowling of Parker, the medium left hand bowler, who' captured 14 wickets for less than 100 runs.
The scores word!
Northants: 92 and 124. Gloucester: 182 and 36 (for
three wickets).
The bowlora predominated and with the exception of Bloodworth Who scored 83 in Gloucester's first innings no batsman reached the
half coutury mark In Northants'
fret Innings Parker took five
At Wimbledon the glorious weather and splendid condition of the courts, despite the rain of last few days, probably account for In Division 1, Kowloon Dock R.C, the early start at the centre-court continued in winning vein: Civil which was barely half full, when Service C.C. put up a better show
than was expected of them, opening the first round at o'clock Tilden bent Pratt by 6/2pecially Pendered's quartette who
wickets for 50 Tans and Mills 5'for beat 3. Gray by three shots. 6/1, 6/0-Reuter.
The Police RC, who entertain-41. Parker repeated his success ed the Kowloon Bowling Green Club in the second innings and had the and lost on every link, could not re- produce their form of two weeks ago, when they sensationally de- feated Talkoo.
The opening game on the centre court was a cat and mouse match, Tilden scoring us he liked. He finished off the game with a trio of hurricane service aces which were like gun shots, and stagger- ed the spectatore with their bril- liance.
Other first round results were: Landry (France) beat Harada, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2; Cochet beat F. Burnett, G-4, 6-3, 6-4; Hunter beat Ohta (Japan) 6-1, 6-4, 0-3; Timmer (Holland) beat Washburn (America) 6-1, 8×6,.
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For Northants, Thomas took six wickets for 68 runs.-Router.
Crossing over to Kowloon to en- gage the Cricket Club, Taikoo re-
red with the full points. A.G. SHANGHAI RACE CLUB. Pile (K.C.C.) ran
way with W. Wetherspoon (T.R.C.) with ten shots on the first five hends but had a margin of only two shots it the end. Overy lost rather badly to Wallace and nine points divi ded the rink of Morrison (TR.C.) and Gibson (K.C.C.), in "favour of
the former.
ANOTHER LARGE SUM FOR
CHARITIES.
There is published in the latest Shanghai papers to hand a list of charity disbursements for the first half of this year amounting to sum This has been of 3146,740.33.
Two Surprise Defeats. With the stands packed on a cool but cloudy day, Wimbledon produced two defents of Japanese Green Club by lowering the col-obtained by race meetings on thei
and American entrants, one each of which was surprising..
In the match between Hunter and Ohta the former scored freely' with powerful forehand drives along the sidelines." The Japan- ese, who was handicapped by the strangeness of the grass, left his court open. He lacked enterprise, going to the net, while Hunter often
erisp came up to score volleys..
The American to-morrow mests Colonel Kingscote.
I
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In Division II, the East Point RC. did a service to the Bowling
Very purs of the K.C.C. after close game. This was the first reverse suffered by the K.C.C., but they are still at the head of the table, being two points above the Bowling Green but having played one more match.
Shanghai Race Course this spring. Since 1915, the total disburse- ments by the Club amount to $2,452,057.47.
CEREMONY ON H. M. B. FROEISHER.
The Kowloon Bowling Green, as R.A.0.B. INSTALLATION. visitors, did well to defeat Tai-- koo by 18 shots. Taikoo won on two rinks by eight shots out Mc- Kechale's men could not get going. The against Warren (K.B.G.C.). latter scored 17 shots at the end of the 10th head and held his op- ponents down to two shots. After
anargin of 26 shots.
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"The fifteen-year-old white-plus-the last head, Warren had the big0. B. history, not only for the Fro-" foured American, Wood, who is the youngest competitor in the Championships, was no match for Lacoste, though he received warm encouragement from the stands for his spirited fight: He lost 6-1, 6-3, 6-1.
The success of the French Three Musketeers was completed by the victory of Borola over Belgrave (Britain), whom
the French player beat 7-5, 7-5. 0-7.
Other successful continental players included the Germans, Kleinschroth and Kreuzer over the Englishmen Price and Deed res pectively, and Froltzheim over the Scottish Champion, I Colling. Froltsheim won his match 11-9; 6-3, 3-6, 6-3,
Godfree Beaten,
In the final match of the day, the ex-Cambridge player Lester beat Godfree G-1, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3.
Playing very consistently against Craigengewer, Civil Ser
every fice won comfortably on rink, and Recreio registered their second victory of the season when they accounted for the Yacht Club. The matches down for decision this week will provide a great deal of interest as the second half of the season's fixtures will
mence.
The occasion was the raising to Second Degree of Brother P. V. Waite, (late of H.M.S. Frobisher) by Brother J. H. Franks, C. P. com-Worthy President of Frobisher Sub..
C.C., assisted by Brother R. S. Phil- pott C. P. Vice President, and Coun- ell Officers.
Division I Ganies,
Craigengower versus Taikoo. The Frobisher Lodge, which is with the advantage of playing on held on board II.M.S. Frobisher, home ground, the Happy Valleyites was opened at 7 p.m. on this occa will go all out to reverse the de-sion, and was well attended some ciston of May 7 when they lost 1fty Brothers being present, by 8 by only six shots.
o'clock, when Brother J. A. Eid- stone, C. P. W. P., received, the Worthy President who proceeded to carry out the ceremony with be- coming dignity and grace..
Kowloon C.C. will cross over to Civil Service and it is expected that the visitors will be able to repeat their previous performance by going away with the points. The leaders, Kowloon Duck R.C. will probably find the Police R.C. easy to overcome and thus main- in their undefeated record...
Division II Gumes.
Like their senior team,
I ex-
In his address the Worthy Pre- pident laid, stress upon the fact that this Brother deserved well of the craft and deserved the honour bestowed upon him, and commend- ed Brother Waite for his assistance i to the Lodge in its benevolent and
Other prominent British win- ners were Crolo "Regs, Turnbull, Gregory, Greig, Campbell, Craw- ley and Kingscote. The South African winners were Raymond. and Condon while the Anglo-pact Taikoo should have little philanthropic work. He called dificulty in accounting for Crai-n all young Brethren present to follow Brother Waito's example genpower. The Kowloon C.C. and Civil Service match should be and continue the good work which: fairly close flair, Civil Ser had made the foundation of the
Frobisher Lodge. HOLE HALVED IN ONE. Vice have improved greatly of
Indians, Jacob and Prasada also gained victorien-Reuter,
FEAT ON EASTBOURNE
- COURSE.
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Inte and considering that there
Upon retiring, Brother J. H. was a difference of only seven Franks, C. P. received the plaudits shots between these two teams of the Brethren assembled, after when they last met, thing the informing them that he hoped soon K.CC. will have their work
seo the materialisation of the out to keep the lead in this divi- scheme whereby the name Frobisker sion. East Point will receive the Love would be engraved on the. Club de Recreio and are expected small brass plate adorning one of to be able to improve their posi- tion in the table.. Kowloon Bowl-the rots at the new R.A.0.B. Or phanage, Grove House, Harrogate, ing Green will meet the Yacht Club making one more laurel for the far the first time this season.
Frobisher's wreath in the realm of re- charity.Contributed. On Sonday, August 9, 1925, Mr. form, the home team should W. S. Evans and Mr. R. cord a victory.
Landon, June 1, On the Royal Eastbourne Golf Course Colonel F. Crompton and. the professional, E. Macey, halved the thirteenth hole (175 yards), in one stroke.
Matthews halved the 14th hole al Claremont Golf Club, Swinton; in one stroke. The nominal length of the hole is 133 yards, but on this ocension it must have been nearer 140 yards, as the pin was well towards the back of the green. At St. Augustine'a, Ramsgate, on May 8th, 1925, Miss G. Clutter- buck and Mrs. H. M. Robinson halved the 16th hole, 120 yards,
MALAYAN CRICKET
NEEDS.
AUSTRALIAN PLAYER'S
At the
VIEWS.
On
NEGROS LEADERS
SENTENCED.
TWELVE MEN SENT TO GAOL.
Pulupandan. June 17-Twelve followers of Flor Intrencherado. entertainment to the the self-elected "Emperor" of In one. At Forest Hills, New Australian team at Seremban Hollo who is now under observa- Jeracy, in October, 1919, Mr. recently, Mr. Macartney made an toin in the San Lazaro: Hospital, Referring to Manila, were sentenced here yes- George Stewart and Mr. Fred interesting point. Spellmeyor halved the 18th hole the All-Malaya match he said:
terday. The men were implicat- These are the only other in one.
Malaya had won and won on ed in the Negros labour uprising.
But there was one recorded instances of a hole being her merits. halved in one.]
thing he wished to point out, and Three of them were sentenced to serve eight months in the provin- that was the absence of young clal jail while the other nine were men from the team.
Many of those in the Malaya sentenced to serve nine months.
Everything is all set for the team would drop out of the game Rocha murder trial which is sche- In a year or two. The thing to
duled for Monday morning. do was to keep the ball of cricket rolling, to train up young players There is much anticipation over Extra so that there would not be a break this trial and it is expected to be
acnaational. unusually precautions will be taken to avoid trouble.
A semi-official list of the Flor
has been compiled. Intrencherado followers in this More than 15,000 persons are province known to be included on the list.
GERTRUDE EDERLE.
TO ENTER MOVIES: Hollywood, Calif., Juno 15.-- of two or three years when the Gertrude Ederle, American swim-older mon dropped out. mer of the British channel, telo- Ho was looking forward to the phoned from New York to-day that next match in Singapore, when he ahe had signed a contract to hoped they would reverse the appear in the Paramount Film result and give Malaya a better Studios here.-A. P.
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