Shanghai Wins Bowls Interport
HONGKONG BEATEN IN SECOND
CONTEST BY 19-12
(Continued from Page 8.) The foundation for Shanghai's victory was laid by Brierley who was responsible for some clever bowling He was able to give his skip some good woods when they were most needed and although he was not as consistent as was Coates for Hong- kong he often changed the positions of the head.
McKelvie was not na successful na was hoped but he was certainly nat very much below expectations, Ho came in for some good work on oc- casions but lacked the consistency and brilliance of his opposite num- bor.
wood out but Fraser emulated the
Shanghai player and displaced Munro, Hongkong again lying two. Then Holland added a further shot. Glover tone to the occasion in grand style and, with a heavy wood, car- ried the fack to score two for Shang- hai. This and the first head, were the best of the match and showed, the players reproducing their best form.
Thereafter Shanghai dominated the play and from 8-0 went to 13-6 after the 12th kend. · ---
On the tenth head Glover drew first phot when Hongkong was lying two.
McKelvic played a destructive shot on the eleventh head, when he promoted a Shanghai wood and at shot to give away two to the visitors. the same time pushed out Hongkong'a
Whenever Brierley failed to beat Coates and McKelvie It was left to Munro to perform the oracle and the
Holland came in for some note- captain of Shanghai's team rarely worthy work on the twelfth head falled his side. Ho WAS not the
when he carried the jack for the shot same consistent player of the first after Shanghai had been lying. The Interport contest and often his des honours for the 13th head went to liveries required the assistance of Fraser, with Contes lying the wicks before he was able to
out Shanghai's second apoll shot some good work by the Hongkong wood to leave Ilongkong lying three. players. I am not suggesting, how- Munro brought off one of his semi- ever, that all of Manto's lucky ones but he had more luck than lucky shots and scored the counter
with a wick. any of the other players. He was
Another wick gave Munro the phot weak at the beginning but showed on the next head, the 14th, when better form as the progressed. Shanghai made
Kame
the BCOTC 16-7. Fraser, like McKelvie, was on and Hongkong chalked up a two but con- and was not altogether in his ceded a single on the 10th on which best form. He was not as effective Hongkong was lying three or four as Munro but that was not entirely
rely when Munro drew the shot. When
shots were
his fault as he was not blessed with Holland went down he had an oppor the same amount of luck as was his tunity of scoring five by, taking out wood and was directed to the back hand but instead he
opponent. Although known for his the forehand for a rest and
driving it was in this department ! that he was least effective on day while he was drawing some failed. beautiful shots, on one occasion put- ting down two woods within a couple
of Inches of the jack.
HOLLAND OFF FORM
It was in the form of the two skips that there was another great disparity. Clover was the brains of the outfit and he excelled more for his strategy than for hin nccuracy in delivery. He it was who built up hends in such a manner that the later of the local players were often beaten before they even rolled their gp heads and in
woods. In Glover was easily the actual play
pick of the two skipa and although he was not as deadly with his drawing
The score was 10-0 in favour of the visitors and on the concluding heads Shanghai scered a single and a two while Hongkong had three singles.
RUGBY FOOTBALL
AT HOME
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935.
Durham, the Royal Artillery and former Army podkeeper, played a lion-hearted game yesterday against the Police. He saved shot after shot and many were not easy onas by any meanes : Abovo ha is seen heating Stevens to the ball. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
LOCAL YACHTING
Artemis Beats Lobo In
"A" Class Event
Artemia, sailed by Mr. G. G: Wood earried off the honours in the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's "A" Class event on Saturday when sho bent Lobo (Mr. M. N. Cootos). by 28 seconds over an 8-mile course.
In the Mixed Classes event Diana (Mr. P. Ramus) beat Sirius (Mr. 11. M. Finlay) by 28 seconds for pride of place.
Detailed results were as follow; A Class-Started at 2.80 p.m. Yachts
Finished
Pos'n. Artemis.......... 16.11.63
Lobo
(Mr. G. G. Wood).
1
2
10.12.40
3
(Mr. M. N. Cool12.21
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A. H. PADGHAM'S WIN IN JO
GOLF FINAL
Percy Alliss Fails With Short Putts
London, Sept. 14. A. H. Padgham (Sundridge Park) beat P. Alliss (Beaconsfield) by 3 and 2 in the 36 holes final of the News of the World £1,250 Tournament. It was a splendid final to round off a tournament of exceptionally interesting golf. With the Ryder Cup storm rumbling in the near distance, and every member of the British side playing during the week, London spectators have had a rare treat. The scoring and the fighting have been as ne as the Tournament has ever produced.
to-the-Jack shots as on Thursday the ALL BLACKS WIN ble
rarely arose it
did he was not found wanting. His chief duty on Saturday was to place in the way of Hongkong's. and this he invariably did to
AGAIN
EIGHTH VICTORY Holland brought off a few good shota but on the whole was playing
OF TOUR a comparatively poor game but his failure could invariably be traced to
London, Oct. 12. Glover us Holland could, os many an The New Zealand "All Blacke" occasion, only play as well as allow-rugby team met the South of Scot- ed by his opponent.
land at Hawick to-day in the ninth engagement of their tour of England and won by 11-8.
from their defeat by Swansen September 28,-this-was- their closest
sest Midlands North
were opposed to have ranked as one of the best, if Leicestershire in the County Cham-
and won easily by 21-3.
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Then, at the short 11th, Alliss played its first shaky approach pult, down a tricky slope. Ile missed his from 6 feet and his lend was down to two. However, a 10-footer went.U down at the 12th, and he was back with bla three-hole lead.
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The final saw the eventual winner) 7th, and turning in 33 to 3h was two na much as three down at one point) up. in the morning, come into luncheon "Padghum was caught at the extreme one down, square at the first hole on top of a bunker to the right of the resumption, take the lead at the next green at the 10th, and played a crisp. hole, and beating off spirited thrusts clever chip. His opponent replied by
of G by the runner-up, get home on the holing a putt yards with all the
of one 18th green. No man could ask for nonchalant assurance
who finer golf never fails. That inado Allies three a great golfing thrill;
The Cruiser Sweepstake Race of would indeed be rare..
up, and the juxtaposition of the club the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club was Alliss holed three long putts in the house, with its amenities, drew a por-salled yesterday, in ideal weather. morning round, when first he and tion of the crowd, convinced that the The yachts which completed the course to Waglan (S), a distance of then Padgham hit the hole with chip match was as good as over. shots at the 2nd and 4th
21 miles, did so in exceptional times, respectively;
The race was won and appeared to have established a
by Tavy II, sailed W.R. Officers of II.M.S. Tamar winning lead of three holes. In the hin afternoon round. Allina loat
The following were the results: Yacht No. Fnshd. C'reet'd Pos. magical touch on the green, and mias ed putts of the vital six-feet distance,
Azunia
13.36.30 13.34.42 (Mr. E. B. Lambert) Padgham hole one or two eminent
and I ones, and the game ly swung
Lunn G. V. T At the short. 5th in the afternoon
At the 14th Alliss, after cutting his (Mr. A. L. Shicks) round. All'ss put his tee shot in tee-shot into a bunker, recovering well Typhoon 10 14.08.15 13.43.62 ศ three feet from the hole only to bo
in failed with the (B/Ldr. C. R. Keary) getting on left with a dead stymie us the out and Arst
disastrous putt of the day. Tern 13 come of his opponent's approach putt.
who, by the way, had fail- endeavour
Padgham, Allisa took his mashie and ed to pitch hin ball into the hole, but ed to take a chance at the 9th, where Wanderer 16 13.42.63 14.39.10
he he
(Mr. H. C. Tilley), though his ball struck the
issed a holeable putt, played a lip TAR
hooked second, but recovered Quest 17 D.N.F. stopped
out; and there, I think the from a bunker and won a pourly play-Monsoon 18 14.12.44 13.47.28 game virtually ended. At the 6th ed hole in
In 5.
(Mr. H. W, Dulley) and the 8th Alliss' approach putts, Padghani followed his success by Cutty 23 D.N.F. all well struck and on the line, can-half-topping his drive, but he played Penguin 24 14.00.33 13.36.30 noned against his opponent's bail.
a glorious brassic second home to the (Col. Lewis and Capt. Eley) The tide had definitely turned against heurt of the 15th green to get his half Sat Long 27 14.04.47 13.40.18 him, and, grand fighter as he is, in 4. Both were near 2's at the 16th. Allis felt that i was fated-to-lowe. Padgham-lipping the hole-from-
16th Tays
(Capt. J. Hooper and Capt. Cowan)
CD-14.55.23-13.31.42--1-|- fect; then Alliss who, down a far (Tamar, .W.R. Ofteers) stronger breeze than has cooled us emulation of Burdan's historical feat reviving hopes; halves in 4, 4, 3 to this week, drove the cress-bunkers in
over the back of the plateau green, cont over the back of the green, to chippet back to a roar of applause, again failed to hold a 6ft. putt of in-
and holed his putt for a half in 4. But estimable
followed he followed this with a second, to the missing another holeable one at the 18th, which struck a familiar bunkers- guarding the green. He re-. covered well, but Padgham settled the affair out of hand by holing a long putt for 3, and so finished the first
down.
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and won by 20-8. The
few of the heads the bowling was not Harlequins beat the Combined Ser- up to interport standard.
vices by 21-16, London Scottish beat Contes was early prominent and Rossly! Park by 16-7 and Londen rested the jack with his second de- Irish
drew with London Welsh 0-6. livery on the first hand. Brierley also showed
the
Extracting the bitter essence from
Allas lost hist knowledge that Chantity to win putts from fou
inability to hole putts four to six feet from the hole. He is a beautiful striker of long putts, but the nearer he
to the hole
word one through. "Stab" healtates to employ in writing of such a fluent striker of the ball, but of it, 10 to the layman's eye, his holing-out half one 10 has a most decided tang,
chord
Scores of the chief matches playeu the more he abbreviates the foll every Mid-Surrey bosom. finding the 10th and was four down.
and played on promise to Coates' wood to lay the shot. today follow: McKelvie then erept in for the first S. of Scotland 8 New Zealand
-
(at Hawick) ahot for the Colony and when neither N. Midlands 21 Leicestershire Fraser nor Munro was able to aller B'head. Park 21 Liverpool the position Holland cut out Shang- Bristol hai's second wood to lay three. his last delivery Glover drew first amh. U'sity. 29 Old Leysians
shot.
With
Cardiff Halifax
Fraser drew the counter on the Harlequins second hend to give Hongkong a Leicester single and to level the scores but the London Irish visitors, with three shots on the next
the next Newport head, went into the lead again. On Northampton points. to two. Hongkong retaliated Rosslyn Park with a single on the sixth hend and a' three on the Reventh to tie
the fifth head they had
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The approximate figures were: Alling-Out: 4, 4, 4, 4, 2, 4, 3, 3, 6 to watch. He swings bis-33. Home: 3, 4, 3, 4, 6, 4, 3, 4, 4,- 3 Player
clubs as though sloth had smothered 35. Totul 68. his will to strike the ball. Enden vour
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He made a great attempt to hole a really long one at the 11th, but the luck had left him; he won the 18th, after Padgham had bunkered his drive amongst the brood of sandy hum mucks to the right, by holing for 3 from 8 feet. He won the long 14th. | Padgham pushing his drive out into the vilest bunker on the course, re- Padgham.-Out: 4, 4, 4, 4, 3, 4, 4, 3, covering brilliantly playing a high to follow the club head as it ap3 Total, 99.
6.-16. Home; 4, 3, 4, 4, 5, 4, 3, 4, 3, approach to within 12 fect of the hole, In a friendly hockey match at proaches the ball, and the illusion
only to be left with a partial stymie, King's Park on Saturday, the Euro→ shattered in bewilderment. He left| Allies to play the odd for the most
That was Allin's last thrust. Paigean Y.M.C.A. defeated a team from
H.M.S. Medway by five goals ham, from the short rough to the three, the play being very fast, part, then coaxed his ball somewhere Inside his opponent's. A brilliant apt to hedge a little during the inter-shot in to avoid the sentinel tee, hit elevens. G. H. Fowler (2), S. Fow
The supporters of Padgham were left, endeavouring to swing an iron though both sides ifelded
depleted ponent of relaxation
and perfect val, but their man made a brilliant the bail so near the pipe as to send timing.
There was a small crowd when the start. He drove slap over the first it campering head-high. but clear of ler, (2) and H. Smith scored for the a course that green, pitching short of the bunkers all the vast variety of available "Y", while Hall, E. Fowler and Samo started
wonderfully
and bouncing over them, pitched back troubles, to finish on the far side of Glazebrook replied for the Medway. well populace. Outside and in, player another putt of about 6ft, at the 2nd 3 up the short 10th, and the day's Club de Recreio in a hockey match to the massed assaults of players and to within 4ft. and holed his putt for the green. Alias cut the second, RECREIO. PUNJABIS
3 to square the match. Alliss missed Padgham holed a 14-footer to become
and go. He pulted
The following will represent the And spectator
experienced Padgham holed n shorter one, and but the smoothest officiency took the lead, tu the vast excitement play was endod. nothing -Reuter.
contributing to their
against the Punjabla Regiment King's Park today. crowd grew to big dimensions in the
bully-off at 5 Then
played a lovely se The approximate scores were:
A. A. Dos Re- Bristol Rovers have signed on afternoon but organisation dispelled cand to the dimeult 4th, a second 36. Home: 6, 3, 4, 3, 4, 5, 327 medios and A. J. Basta; J. Gonsal
Allian-Out: 4, 6, 4, 4, 3, 4, 4, 3, p.m.-H. Britto: ple of inches of the jack. Brierley professional forms Edward Buckley, discomfort.
which had beaten oven
the genius
W. A. Reed and A. A. T. drow second shot but Fraser was a
Alliss was the first to take the lead, Hagen, and holed his 6ft. patt for for 7 holes. Total: 63 for 16 holes. Yes, centre 1 young
forward from holing a putt of about 6 yards at the 3-2 up. fraction nearer the jack than was
Padgham-Out: 3, 4, 4, 3, 3, 4, 4, Botelho; F. Nolasco, A. M. Xavier, Birds Trethomas Blue Shanghai's No. 2. Munro played a
F.C.,short 5th for a 2. He holed another There followed the all-important 3, 4-32. Home: 4, 3, 4, 4, 5, 4,3–27]
B. T. Gosano, N. Beltrão and A. S. perfect draw and pushed Fraser's Caerphilly, who has been on trial, of the unpleasant 7-yard sort at the 5th hole-to the chagrin of Ailiss's for 7 holes. Total: 69 for 10 holes,
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during the match.
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hot and the inability of the Hong-West S-Mare 14 Plymouth Albion
Coates throughout was playing his Portsmouth S. Old Wgiftians, 10 kong players to take the lead at any Edin. Ins'tn. 10 Stewartonians stage was certainly in no way due Heriotonians 37 Melrose to the Craigongower reprezentative. On the eighth end it seemed that
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