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LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE. Kowloon C.C.
|F. Goodwin
H. Overy
SEVERAL SURPRISE RESULTS J, C. Lyal
ON SATURDAY,
J. Gibson
E. C. Fincher
With the matches on May 2 In- J. Howe terfered with by rnin, lust Satur-J. Hydo
MONDAY, MAY 11, 1931.
Kowloon Dock,
H. G. Cooper
G. Handerson F. Goodman
20 J. Puncheon
17
W. Hedley
A. Calman H. McTavish
C. Atkinson V. Ramsay J. Lindsay
day saw the opening ties in the A. E. Silkstone 24 R. Lapsley Lawn Bowls Leagues, in bathi
H. Hampton Divisions of which, there wore Home totally unexpected results, J. Tacchi
A. Hyde-Lay the seniors providing the greater. Fraser number of surprises, particularly the defeat of the two Dockteams.
FIRST DIVISION. Craigengower C.C. Account for
Kowloon Bowling Green.. Reversing the result of their first mouling last year, the Craigengower C.C. bent the Kowloon Bowling Green
3. 18
16 J. C. Brown
SECOND DIVISION.
Civil Service Suffer Defeat
In Opening Match.
16
20
62
The Yacht Club, on their own green, created the biggest surprise of the Second Division by beating the Civil at Kowloon by 13 shots. Scores; Service CC.. holders, by 10 shots.
Bowling Green,
D. Muir
G. 1. Sherriff
II. Nish
L. Guy
R. S. Nichol
Cralgengower.
A. E. Contes
W. Field
E el Arculli
20 U. M. Omar
G. L. Buchanan W. Gull
W. T. Brightman
16 R. Basa
W. Russell
G. E. Roylance
(i, J. Chambers
E W. L. Hogbin
T. S. W. West
M. A. R. Souza
L. E. Lammert
R. Hal
12 D. Rumjahn
47
T. Fergusson
F. J. Neves
Civil Service v. Police,
Scores:
Yacht Club.
A. Murduch
A. W. Bonnar
17 A. T. Hamilton
W. Macfarlane
F. Sulton
A, Currie
13A. Chapman
A. L. Shields
JA. Stevenson
A. Hudgen
24 P. W. Ramsay
60
Civil Service.
P. Knight
H. E. Strange
F. H. Holdman
KING LEAVES WINDSQR.
LARGE CROWD GREETS JUS MAJESTY.
London, May D. The Court to-day left Windsor Castle, where it has been sinep early April, for Buckingham Palace. Their Majestien proceeded to Lon- don by road and were greeted nt # Jargo Buckingham Palace by crowd.--British Wireless Service. Royal Appointment,
London, May 9.
His Majesty the King has Ap pointed Mr. Frank Mitchell, Press Secretary, Buckingham Palace, te be one of His Assistant Private Secretaries.-British Wireless Sor-
vice.
1.Me. Frank Herbert Mitchell, C.B.E., M.V.O., was born in 1876, being the son of the late Mr. R. A. . Mitchell, Eton. He served un- der Lord Milner in South Africa, 1901-4; was Assistant Director of the Official Press Bureau, 1915- 1919; and became Press Secretary at Buckingham Palace in 1920. He played golf for Oxford from 1808 to 1901 and three times for England 16 against Scotland.]
18 W. E. Hollands 18
A. Tarbutt
3. Wilmott
W. Bickford
21 J. Deakin
I.. Lockhart
J. Shand
A. Murphy
14
48
Dr. J. Shellshear 25 L. Luck
64
A difference of 18 shots separated Craigengower v. Bowling Green. the Civil Service C.C. and the Police ncores in the above match, which was | played on the farmer's grevu, Scores:
Civil Service,
F. Jones
H. Westlake
J. Hollidge
A. M. Hallaral
Jas, T. Dobble L.M. Lombattum F. L. Holland A. O. Brawn
S. Randle
S. E. Alderman
A. H. Onwich
J. Gregory
Police R.C.
T. Hunter
1. George
A. Reynolds
19. A. J. Jodinkon
W. Chicke
E. Gooding
W. McHardy
24 J. C. West
1.. Mist
A. E. Carey
J. Kirby
27 F. E. E. Booker
67
Heerein v. Taikan,
At the Craigengower C.C. the hone team were benten by the Kowloon Bowling Green by 16 shots. Scores;
Cralgengower. Bowling Green.
D. K. Khara
F. K. Modi
C. Summun 19. V. Penrre
P. G. Finner
E. V. Smith
W. Ward
17 A. L. de Souza
W. R. McBride
R. Houper
E. Hamer
13|C. J. Spinke
The Club de Recreio have come into
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THE BURMA RIOTS.
DEATH SENTENCES FOR FIFTEEN REBELS.
Rangoon, May 9,
A special tribunal has sentenc ed fifteen rebels to death and 66 others to transportation for life on a charge of waging or abetting war against the King last January. The remaining 24 persons 4acquitted.---Reuter,
G. E. F. Thompson') J. Rodger
it. H. Rose
20 W. S. Drake
P. V. Whitta
J. G. Meyer
P. I. Tapley
22 V. Petherick
H. E. Stoncham
4. J. Cameron
W. E. Hale
12 A. WE. Divide
HOT
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Taikoo R. v. Recreio.
22
24
WETC
THE SUGAR QUOTAS.
MORE PRODUCERS SIGN CONVENTION.
Brussels, May 9. The so-called Chadbourne scheme
70 for fixing the international sugar
export quotas was signed this mor- ning by the delegates of Cuba, Java,
early prominence by taking the points In a close game at Taikeo the Club Germany, Belgium, Hungary, Po- frum the Taikou Dock it.C. by 16 de Recreio sprung a surprise on their land, and Czecho-Slovakia.-Reuter. shots at King's Park. Senres:
Rerrein.
R. Robarts
A. H. Basto C. A. Lopus C. Silva
A. Gomes
H. Rozarin 1. Souza R. Luz
E... Barras
Taikoo,
T. Stainton
J. C. Polson
J. Laing
15 N. Drummond
J. Chapman
3. Sloan
J. Russell
23 R. C. Wallace
J. McLeod
host and Won by *Over shots.
Scores:
Taikoo
W. Brown
T. Swan
10 W. Bell
R. K. Duncan
S. Hope
J. J. Whyte
19 D. C. Spiker
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Kowloon C.C. y. Kowloon Dock,
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Recreio.
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18
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J. R. Way
G. G. Thomson
T. . Padgett
JA. Webster
H. McKay
F. Normington
S. Deacon
Kowloon C.C.
A. J. Kew
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P. T. Farrell
11. P. Robinson 20|
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W. H. B. Mus- 271
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17
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