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LAWN BOWLS.
CRAIGENGOWER C.C.. SCORE
DOUBLE VICTORY.-
RACE ROUND EUROPE.,
INTERNATIONAL AIR CON-
'TEST UNDER WAY.
London, Anr. 10. One of the most notable features
One woman, Miss. of the Lawn Bowls Lengue on (Britain)
Evelyn Spooner is participating in the Saturday was the defeat of the 4.000 mile round Europe international Civil Service C.C. by the Kowloon aeroplane
enge competition, in C.C., who won by the narrow | which 43 aeroplanes started at margin of four shots. The Valleyndy Bailey arrived too late to par
France, on Wednesday,
team drop from second place to fourth.
Cralgengoyer did well to score In double victory over the Taikoo Recreation Club, the premier team consolidating their position at the head of the table. The Club de Recreio found, the green of the Kowloon B.G.C. to their liking and enme away with full points, thus giving them second place.
*. DIVISION. I.
Craigengower Overwhelmingly
Defeat Talkoo R.C.
ticipate and decided course privately,
to cover the
Other British competitors are Lord Carbery and Captain Broad. The Britons, arrived at Budapest this morning, Misa Spooner leading Renter.
F. Goodman
Johnstone
J. V. Ramagy R. Marks J. O. McLaggan W. Muir S. Gray.
C. Atkinson
W. Greig
W. Hedley
J. C. Brown
the No less than 46 shola was difference In the scores in the match between the Craigengower C.C. and the Talkoo R.C. at Happy Valley, The hose team won on all three rinks. R. Dana, who is at the head Civil of the list of winning skipa, bent G. Morrison's rink by 31 shots. Scores:
Craigengewer. Taikoo R.C..
C. Buchanan
M. O'Brien
H. Bear
R. Basn
F. J. Neves
A. A. Razack
D. Rumjaha
J. 'Chalmers
J B. Chapin
W. Wotherspoon
38 G. Morrison
T. Grimos
A. Stalker
R. Wallace
10 J. Ferguson
E. Tuck
T. Young
A. E. Contes
Jas, Slonn
E. el Arculli
W. T..Brightinan J. Laing
29 G. Hargreaves
10
W. Glendinning
J. Fender'
W. E. Hollands
26 G. C. Moss-
11
72
448
DIVISION 11.
Service Maintain Position
at Top of Table.
SWIMMING SPORTS,
DOCKYARD RC. HOLD SECOND ANNUAL GALA.
Computing in the second annual Club gala at Dockyard Recreation the Kowloon Camber on Saturday, Miss M. George, the noted lady swimmer, distinguished herself in the various events, winning against the men in several of the races.
There was a large gathering to. witness the fete, among whom were were all several indies. The races keenly contested and some provided exciting finishes.
The Nott Cup was won by G. R. Moore, who just managed to beat A. Ursell.
The prizes will be distributed at the annual function to be held in Decem- ber.
Results..
The full resulta were:
Musical Lifebuoys.-1, Miss M. George: 2, C. Falkner.
Diving Competition.-1. Bartlett; 2, Miss M.. George.
Inter-Department Relay Race (3 laps of 50 yds.)-Won by Chief En gineer's Department.
Ladies' Handicap (50 yds., over 10 years)-1, Miss B. George; 2, Mrs. Bartlett.
Club Championship (100 yds., members of D.R.C. only)-1, G. Falk- ner; 2,
2. A. Ursell
2,
Greasy Pole, A. Ursell.'
Youths Handicap-1, R. Kirman; ' A. Urgell.
The Civil Service had Bulle difficulty in avenging the defeat suffered by their senior team. By beating the Kowloon C.C. by 27 shots they main-1, tain their position at the top of the table. Scores:
Civil Service.
F. F. Jones
16 W. J. Bickford
1. M. Oma 25 G. 13. Matthews 13
82
J. Massey
Kowloon C.C.
1. Lashanı
F. E. Lawrence W. Brace
J. R. Archibald 26. L.. J. Blackburn. 18
H. L. Lockhart
L. G. Back
1. R. Whant
30
Kowloon v. Civil Service, The Kowloon C.C. at home sprang a surprise on the Civil Service C.C., who orcupied joint position at the top of The Langue with the Craigengiver
C.C. The hosts won by the narrowi margin of four shots, J, Gilwon's rink; being responsible for the defent of the visitors. Scores;
Kowloon CC.).
1. Hampton
A. C. Burford
A. Hydo-Lay
Civil Service,
S. Randle
J. Denkin
3. Hollige
A. E. Silkstone 17 A. W. Grimmilt 24°
B. Gittins
R. Peiheram
H. Overs
T. Gibson
Webb
J. Howe P. Purves
1. E. Lammert
T. Laing
O. B. Raven
H. J. Laithwalle
Nott Cup Handicap (D. R. C, only).
G. R. Moore; 2, G. Ursell, Mixed Relay (2 laps of 50 yds).- 1, Miss George, and P. W. Pankhurst. Obstacle Race.-1, Miss George; 2, A. Ursell,
Dockyard Derby., C. Falkner, Lifebuoy Race.1, A. Urselt; 2 Miss George.
were the hosts, and won by the nar- row margin of eight shots, Scores:
15
Yacht Club.
F. Sutton
E. C. Fincher A. E. Murphy 17 V. C. Labrum E. W. Simmonds T. W. Corr E. L. Holland W. Orchard R. R. Davies T. B. Smith F. H. W. Hynes 3 3. P. Robinson 18
76
49
Taikoa y. Craigengewer. Taikoo R.C. failed to take advan tage of playing at home to the Cridgengower CC, and went down by
17 shots, Scores:
Crnigengower.
Taikon R.C.
J
J. Watson
D. K. KharaA
Jn. Stono
"
W, Langenstrens
F. II. Holonun
W. Weir
Y. Abbas
J. J. Gregory
21
95 R. T. Taylar
B
5. Hope
J. Pelkon
D. C. Spiers
F. E. Boulter
S. E. Alderman
H. E. Maughan
20
12 A, 0. Brawn
54
II. McKechnie 18 C. S. Ros-vlet-
W. Field
Moore
J. Cavanagh:
D. C Walmsley 19 J. Wiltshire
--[C. S. Cameron
50 J. H. Stewart
R. K. Krawn
Bowling Green v, Recrefo, The lash between the Kowloon D. Munro Bowling Green and the Club de Recreio on the former's ground re- sulted in a virtory for the visitors by 14 shots, · Scores!
Bowling Groón.
R. Hail
H. Rose
11. Nich
L. Gus
S. Eccleshall
G. Roylance
D. Mulr
D. Gow
R. Duncan
E. W. L. Bogbin
Recreio,
E. L. Barros
L.. Gutierrez
C. F. Vas
C. A. Lopes
1. C. SHuer
21
Fonwlek
M. H. Harteam
H. V. Pearso
1 W. Collins
A. T. Hamilton
J. K. Shaw
W: Macfarlane 18
E. B.. Reed
Hongkong Electric,
F. F. Duckworth
F. Normington
J. T. Lunny
W. B. Muskett 21.
L. de Rome.
S. J. Jordain C. 3. Coutts E. W. Carpenter S. Deacon A. Chapman 29 1. J. Davies R. W. Stevenson F. Tarbuck Hon. Mr. W. T. 'R. Sutherland H. Hatch
Southern
H. F. Akehurst G. R. Edwards, 18 A. Webster
DEPARTMENTAL MATCH.
P.W.D. Representatives Beat Education Exponents.
13
221
67
In an exciting lawn bowls match yesterday, the Public Works Depart munt accounted for the Education Department in the inter-departmental competition, the mate being played
24 on the Police greens.
00
Recretó x. Bowling Green, The Kowloon Howling Green juniors Also made up somewhat for the defeat of their premier team by taking the points from the Recres at King's Park, by 27 shots. Scores:
Recreio.
A. Rosario
C. M. S. 'Alves
1 P. Yvanovich
30
C. E. Marques
M. Baptista
A. Gomes
18 A. C. Ribeiro
24
A. E. S. Alres
E; Remedios
H. A. Alves
J. Rosario
B
67 F. Ribeiro
L. Remedios
F. Soares A. H. Basto
C. G. Silva
17 R. F. Luz
W. Russell P. T. Farrell
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Kowloon Dock.
G.. Cooper
Palice. R.C. Henderson
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F. Cullen
J. McKelvic
J. Field
J. Panchean 17 J. C. West
A. V. Barros
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favour.
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07
Yacht Club v, Hongkong Electric. P. W. D.
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