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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927.

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LAWN BOWLS.

KOWLOON DOCK CLUB CLOSING.

Dock

A RECORD SEASON.

THE CHINA MAIL,

An enjoyable afternoon tea HORNELL CUP RACE. was served at an appropriate in- terval.

Presentation of Prizes.

CHOPPY SEA HOLDS UP EVENT.

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DATE TO BE FIXED.

At the close the members, visitors and the ladies assembled round a table on which was a most formidable array: of silver ware, making a most tempting display and an envious one to

On account of the choppy sea those who had not figured in the on Saturday afternoon, the annual Hornell "Hong" race for the tournament list of prize winners Cup, which was to have taken place Mr. George Duncan, President at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht of the Dock Recreation Club, said Clab, and in which crews repre- that his first duty was to thank eenting the Asiatic Petroleum Com- those who had come in such pany. Messrs. Butterfeld & Swire, large numbers on the occasion of and the Hong Kong Electric Com the closing of the bowling greenpany were to compete was post- for another season. He hoped poned.

that they had enjoyed Officials went out in row boats men at to inspect the course, covering a distance of one mile, and upon re-!

were

it was advisable to call the race off until a date to be fixed later. This resulted in a fair gathering of enthusiasts being unavoidably disappointed.

Several of the more daring spirits, however, went out for a little cruise in yachts within the limits of the harbour.

A season unique in the history of the lawn bowls at the Kowloon Recreation Club was brought to a successful conclusion on Saturday afternoon in the pre- sence of a very large gathering of ladies and gentlemen, the latter including three officials of the Lawn Bowla Association in Messrs. R. Sutherland, Chairman, A. O. Brawn, Hon. Treasurer, and | G. J. Tacchi, Hon. Secretary. The themselves -- the

Club won the League cham- least, for the ladies pionship for the first time, the only looking on. It was a fur-torn to the Clubhouse decided that Open Singles Championship for ther pleasure to point to the fact the third time in succession, and that for the first time in their has taken more than a notable history they were closing the sea part in the tournament at the pre-son with the League champion- mier Club-the Kowloon Bowling ship flag flying above them. (Ap- Green Club.

plause). They had a record sea- The afternoon's processions son throughout and one of which commenced with a series of they were all justifiably proud. friendly rink games-of which They could also congratulate there were no fewer than seven themselves on the fact that a invitations having been extend member of the Club had won the ed to sister Clubs to send teams of Open Singles Championship for Lapsley; presented by Messrs. four. In the result the visiting the third year in succession--a W. R. Loxley & Co., 2nd prize, C. teains came out on top by 109 feat that was accomplished by Atkinson; presented by Messrs. shots to 98-a majority of only Messrs. F. Cullen, A. Gourlay, A. S. Watson & Co., 3rd prize,

and R. Lapsley. (Applause). J. A. Lindsay. The scores were:-

They had also won a good share of H.K.L.B.A.

the prizes at the K.B.G.C. The only matter for regret was that they had not won the Spey Royal Cup. They sent out a team to meet Taikoo, and he had heard .14 that, as

usual, quite a number had waited in the Club-house for their return till late in the even ing, only to find that they all had gone straight to their homes! He could not say what the Taikoo players had done to them, and so he could leave it to their imagin- ation. (Laughter). He had one pleasant duty to perform and that was to thank most heartily the generous donors of the large array of prizes that they saw dis- played there. (Applause). He had also on behalf of the players, to thank those ladies who had so ably looked after the tea during the Summer. (Hear, hear).

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Tacchi

Brawn

Sutherland

K.D.R.C. Scott

Cock

Keith

Duncan

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Taikoo R.C.

Chalmers

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Laing Morrison

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Neilson

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(Skip)..14 .K.D.R.C. Hoare Crookdale

Warren Puncheon

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Docherty Coleman

Beer Bennett

Hedley

Cullen

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Ramsay

Lindsay

Brown

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Handicap Singles:-Presented by Mr. R. M. Dyer, 1st prize, F. Cullen; 2nd prize, E. Docherty; presented by Mr. J. Johnson, 3rd prize, R. J. Dixon.

Three Bowls Handicap.-Pre- sented by the United Asbestos Oriental Agency, 1st prize, R. Lapsley; presented by Messrs. Sanderson and Annette, 2nd prize, S. Gray; presented by Mr. II. H. Scott, 3rd prize, H. G. Cooper.

Handicap Fairs--Presented by Messrs. Vellinga and Tully, and' the K. D. R. Club, 1st prize, D. S. Neilson and H. G. Cooper; pre- sented by the K.D.R. Club, 2nd prize, C. Atkinson; presented by the K.D.R. Club, 2nd prize, W. Greig.

Mrs. Cock was presented with a handsome bouquet of flowers and thanked by Mr. Duncan on behalf of the Club for presenting the prizes, to which she briefly re- sponded, stating that Mr. Duncan was wrong in saying that the not have enjoyed themselves as well as the men, although it was rather cold to- wards the close. (Laughter).

Mr. Duncan then called upon Mrs. Cock to present the prizes, souvenir cups to the League play ers, and silver spoons to the play-ladies could ers in the winning rinks that afternoon.

The League players of the Club honoured comprised Messrs. Cullen, Lindsay, Ramsay, Atkin- son, McLaggan, Lapsley, Brown, Puncheon, Gray, Henderson, Neilson, Coleman, Docherty, (Skip)..18 Simpson, Keith, Goodman, Kemp

ton, and Cooper.

W. Brown Wylie Gow

Mr. Morrison replied on behalf of the visitors to the welcome ex- tended by the Chairman In re- gard to the latter's reference to the Spey Royal Cup match he

hel laughingly mentioned that would like to refute it as the Kowloon Dock team signed only] The following is the prizes pre-fifty cents worth of cents! So, if sented in the Club competitions: they went straight home that Club Championship:--Present night it could not be laid at the (Skip) 14 (Skip)..18ed by Mr. E. Cock, 1st prize, R. door of Taikoo. (Laughter).

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