TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1932.
„THE PSYCHOLOGY OF [BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP.
CRICKET
(Continued from Page 8.)
W. MCLEOD QUALIFIES FOR FIRST ROUND
The first match in the Lawn Bowls
And when the early terror is long Open Championship was played off over, and the insidious attack of prior to the date fixed by the com- weariness or over-confidence be-mittee, W. McLeod and J. F. Me- gins, the foot will soon fall unless Gowan meeting on the Craigengewer week. The former the will can keep the mind at C.C. green lant
promptly qualified for the first round by 21 combina-ahots to 18.
atretch and the body obedlont. Only a rare tion of montal and
physient It was not until the ninth hend that for toughness can account the McLeod forged ahend of his opponent fonts of Sutcliffe and Tate, Ham- and then by scoring a two and a mond and Mr. White on the last three on the tenth he made the scores McGowns two Australian tourn. Mr. Brad At the 16th however man's almost inhumun eficiency Civil Service player led by 14-13 but registered a possible four and the presupposes the same quality in he only scored on two more occasions high degree, but with him we feel while his opponent went on to top that
to It continues operate the 21 mark to give him a narrow automatically without conscious victory by five shots. effort of will.
Then, of course, there is the courage that faces physical danger of without flinching. We think
Knji" hooking Ernest Jones off his eye-brow, even after one bad got past and anicked the lobe of his ear, and George Ulyett catch-
Ing Bonnor off a hit so hard that
Its impact on his hand was heard
In the lawn bowls championship match played on the Craigengower Cricket Club green yesterday, P. E Knight defented P. X. M. Silva 2] to
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A Lench qualifier 86-9
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square-leg. of these great men, with their light- ning eye and reaction, could things with impunity that would land us speedily in hospital, bat the same stoutness of heart is apparent in every batsman who keeps his head down on a broken wicket, in every little boy who Inces without flinching his first taste of
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Then there is the moral courage by that refuses to be dismused hopeless odds, the sort that carried Hobbs and Sutcliffe through their two greatest achievements, at the altering his order with all its dis Oval in 1926, and at
Melbourne tarbing
possibilities, when to In 1929: the courage that wins through a succession of failures abandon attack for defined
arjevery true cricketer knows that the tneties of "safety first" made ultimate success, as when Victor vice versa, whether with hat or make a stand for principle
He must, with an
Woods ball.
determina-without it success is but bitter in Somerset under Sunny eye on perish. Imagination. Trumper totalled some thirty runs
are the the mouth. Sympathy and gen- and Sunnez under Arthur Gilli- the wickel, the clouds, or even the tion, personality these for five successive Test match
hack barometer, be able to visualise the ingredients of leadership, and crous appreciation for the failures gan the most popular county sides innings, and then "came
ar his fellows,¦in England. The laws of cricket with 180; or that ean master the conditions of the game, two hours, what leadership can be those who and successes natural instincts of a man and six ours, or even a day hence, į have played under or against such courage and modesty in his own, have been wisely wrought. nable a hitter like Ernest Smith and he must from his knowledge men is P. F. Warner, A. C. Mac: these were the virtues that made the game must be played within
the
best-loved their compass, but the spirit of a bat over an hour for , when men and cities" be able to Laren, or W. M. Woodfall will Victor Trumper
Or sportsman-player of his generation.. The In-jita interpretation is greater than all that his county needed for the make up his mind when rourtesy need na telling
must ship it is not easy to write, hat|stinet to take a chance and scorn the law. hampionship was a draw; or that go no further and be
an face a dreadful rink, as when Johnny Briggs, with but six runs o gamble with in a Lancashire Yorkshire match, tossed up alf-volley to Ulyett, hardest of itters, and reaped his reward in catch, far away on the boundary, y Albert Ward. Soinetimes, even, touch of something like temper The heart: may put steel into umour has it that Colheck was, hall we say, ruled when he went h to make the century that re- jeemed a lost cause in the 'Varsity hatch at 1905, that Sir Timothy 'Brien took an angry pleasure twisting Surrey's tall, and that ne of our greatest professionals nce brandished his but in fury t Constantine before hitting him ball parts of the field
stan
May
The unimaginative affer loss from the handicap of erves than his fellow and may bel the strain of sustained com- at leas, but something is denied Im. To a batsman, maybe, not uch, though he may fail to ap- reciate the shifting moral hul- nce of a game, and with it the portance now of fighting stub- ornly to hold up an end, now of sking much to hit a bowler off the s length, to get ahead of
of the ock, to make full use ller's infiience on a wicket that rub in just turn nasty, or to
gainst a jaded attnek during the st hour of a day the advantage Tung by hours of uphill halting. IMAGINATION.
unwary
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The fieldsman, with imagina- on, may sometimes, by feigned i dolence, lure the struction, or by demonstration activity deny the cautious a fe run: he shift his position appre. Ightly because he has ated the natural line of X's ive or Y'a tendency to cock the 11 up to short square-leg. To e bowler, unless ho be of the hr-away variety, imagination
tal: all the time he must be orking to a plan, and that plan pends on his visualisation of the state of the game, of jcket, of the style, and, above the of the temperament of tamen opposed to him. "I нp- 80," old William Llllywhite d to say in his grand style, hat if I was to think every ball, by'd never get a run!" "Fox- aded" was n favourite con.pli nt of Mr. Ilaygarth to bowlors the early "charactora" of cores and Blographies." Finally, a captain this power of senal- o appreciation and prophetic lon is most Important of all: must be ablo to "get inside the Ina" of his own team, so that he owa by instinct how to handle bh.
He must sense when to bp a bowler on who is bowling dly, when to take one off who bowling well, when to risk
HUMANITY
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