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LAWN-BOWLS SEASON
BEGINS.
LADIES TAKE PART AT',
TAIKOO.
The weather was a trifle on the Warm side but otherwise conditions. were almost ideal when the lawn bowls green at the Taikoo Recreation Club, at Quarry Bay, was formally opened fur the season, the occasion. being celebrated by a match between this President's and the Vice-President's
teams.
A feature of the afternoon's sport was the inclusion in the two teams of a number of ladies, some of whom showed
wed up well against the men. Many a good wood was laid down by them. Mrs. Shaw, the wife of the Pro
sident of the Club, opened the pro
LAWN TENNIS.
AMERICA'S WIGHTMAN CUP
PLAYERS SELECTED,,
The
Brooklin, Apr. 19. American team of tennis players who are travelling to England to contest the Wightman Cup Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody, Miss Helen Jacobs, Miss Edith Cross, Mies Sarah Palfrey and Miss Mary Greet.
It is announced that Miss Manne frus, Sarah's elder sister, is also king trip to Wimbledon to compete in the Championships there. Reuter's Anterican Service.
the members of the Taikoo Club.
THE NEW REGIMENT AT CRICKET.
HIGHLANDERS GOOD SHOW AGAINST CHAMPIONS.
of the An idea of the strength cricket team of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders was gauged when the
regimens were enter tained by the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday. The visitors lost by 27 runs in a match which produced 15 runs short of 400.
now
With the exception of the opening batsmen and W. C. Hung, the hosty batting was, consistent and when the total had reached 201 for the loss of nino wickets they declared their in- ings closed.: Lee was the top scorer with 47. not out. The visitors' total fell short of this score by 27 runs:
Kowloon C.C.
7
0
1 by throwing the first jack,:
noon's function.. The speaker said he Scores: it is interesting to note, was made by Mrs. G. McLeod. Instead of was sure all the visitors had enjoyed the usual material, it was made of themselves during the afternoon and E. c. cher, Darie. b Black aluminium and was later placed in a he attributed this to the courtesy and F. E. Lawrence, l.bw, Yeoman conspicuous position, reposing on a good-fellowship extended to them by F. Zimmern, e Reid, b Bluck. 26 little black-wood stand.
E. F. Fincher, 1.b.w.. Yeoman 33. Commenting on the innovation of F. Goodwin, e Black, & Yeoman 30 ladies playing lawn bowls together. C. Lyal, e Yeoman, b Henderson 10 with the men, Mr. Wylie, amid W. C. Hung, b Leoman
was rather difficult F.S. W. Smith; st, Durie, e Black 141 laughter, said it to play with them. He explained that A. T. Lee, not out there were two difficulties, one being S: Jex, e Durie, b Connel Rowan the question of language and the other N. H. Ross, not out
Extras of attire.
The match resulted in a tie, both teams scoring 60 shots, and, in con- sequence, an extra head was played between Mr. Wotherspoon's and Mr. Ferguson's rinks. The play in this head was watched by a large number of interested spectators, and, amid great cheers, Mr. Wotherspoon's rink won by one shot and, incidentally the match for the President's team.
Making History.
After the game, those present adjourned to the Club house, where Mr. J. Russell, before asking Mrs. Shaw to present the spoons to the winning team, expressed his thanks for the attendance that afternoon, a factor which cuntributed to the success of the day's function.
Continuing, Mr. Russell said that they had had many an opening day, bus on this occasion they had made history for
for Taikoo Club and for the Colony, by including ladies amonget the players. (Applause). He was sure that they would all agree that the quite a success and change had been they looked forward to the ladies of Quarry Bay upholding the bowling traditions of Taikoo Club.
The speaker also said he was pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Greig with them. Referring to Mr. Shaw, he said it was the first opportunity that the Club, as a whole, had had of meeting him in his capacity as President of Taikoo Club.
Mr. Russell also thanked Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, saying that they all appreciated very much the help of those two people in. their recreation and social life-two items which materially helped to keep the wheels going round without' jar or friction.
To revert to the innovation to-day." he added, "I should like to say to those who look on the green as the pre- serve of the, men, to be good sports and assist the ladies on the bowling green as much as they appreciate their presence at dances and their help in pouring out ten.
"I have to thank our President and Vice-Presidents for their generous offer to provide the spoons this after- noon," concluded Mr. Russell.
The President's Thanks. After distributing the spoons, Mire. Shaw herself was presented with one as a memento of the occasion and was accorded three hearty cheers.
Speaking on behalf of both Mrs. Shaw and himself, Mr. Shaw thanked the Club for asking her to distribute the spoons. It was a great honour to him, he said, to be asked to be Pre- sident of the Club.
He was very pleased to attend the day's function, want on Mr. Show. He was invited to attend this time bu whether he was or not on the next ocension he would be present just the sume(Laughter).
Two Difficulties.
On behalf of the visitors, Mr. B. Wylie, the President of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association, congratulat d those responsible for the arrange ments, on the success of the after-
An Optimist.
Mr. K. E. Greig also spoke, saying that he enjoyed the game very much. He remarked on the high standard of play during the dag, especially that of the ladies, which, he said, was very good indeed.
Taikoo Club had earned for itself a name in the local competition in past years and he expected to see them win the League this year.
Continuing, Mr. Greig remarked that there had been nothing on his rink to take exception to regarding
Total (for 9 wkis,, dec.)
Bowling Analysis.
Yeoman Black Robson Henderson
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LIVERPOOL SERVICE
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142
31
15 1 61
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I 34
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A. & S. Highlanders. Lt. D. Durie, e Lyal, b Smith Pte. Taylor, b Lee
Lt. O. B. Younger, b Lec Pte. Robson, e Ross, Smith
language. They did not hear what Connul-Rowan, b Lyal
the skips said to each other at the other end, but if they did say anything they ought not to have said, their re- marks were doubtless well deserved (Laughter).
The Scores.
The detailed scores were as follows:
President. Vice-President.
No. 1 Rink.
Mrs. Peoples Mrs. Cunningham C. Cameron J. C. Chalmers
(Skip)
Mrs. Grimes
Mrs. Greig
R, K. Duncan R. Wallace (Skip)
Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Sloan
Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Whyte
J. Sloan, Jr. G. McLeod
7 (Skip)
No. 2 Rink.
Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Laing A. R. H. Phillips J. Russel
16 (Skip)
No. 3 Rink.
T. H. R. Shaw W. Wotherspoon
(Skip)
Ars. Stalker Mrs. Morrison J. Mitchell J. J. Whyte (Skip}
W. Brown Mrs. Summer J. Polson T. Grimes (Skip)
Mrs. Drummond Mrs. Shaw
K. E. Greig
J. Ferguson
19 (Skip)
No. 4 Rink.
Mrs. Steele Mrs. White
C. Summers
J. Chapman
16 (Skip)
No. 5 Rink.
12
C. Morrison
Mrs. Juhniston
W. Cunningham N. Drummond
(Skip)
No. 6 Rink.
Mrs. Chalmers T. Stainton R. M. Keown A. Stalker (Skip)
Total
Mrs. Polson
H. Coombs
G, H. Stewart
J. Sloan, Sr.,
Reid, e Lyal, b Lee Lt. Black. b Sinith Pte. Yeoman, b Lyal Pte. Perry, e and b Smith Cpl. Medd, & Lyal.. Ptc. Henderson, not out
Extras
Totul
Bowling Analysis.
Goodwin Rosa
Hung
Lyul Smith
15 Lee
7
14
Q
B
11
Hum Emmer
11.3 3
6
To-day's Match.
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The following will represent the Hongkong C.C. against the Kowloon C.C. in a match on the Club ground starting at 11 a.m.-H. Owen Hughes, E. R. Duckitt, E. J. R. Mitchell, K. H. Batger, A. Reid, J. E. Richardson, 0. B. Younger, R. V. Dewar Durie, J. H. G. Black, F. W. R. Stephenson and J. A. Summers.
HUNDRED BURNED.
EASTER DISASTER IN THE BALKANS,
Bukharest, Apr. 19. About 100 worshippers, mostly women and children, died following a fire in the village church at Costesti, during mass.
When the flames were жеен, panic ensued and a. mad rush was inade for the door, which became jammed, the struggling crowd be- coming penned in the blazing door- Many were trumpled to way. death, while others crawled inside: and were buried by the collapse of the red hot walls.
5 (Skip)
15
69 Total
69
of
The fire was caused by the flame
one of the candles carried by the congregation-Reuter.
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