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RECREIO BOWLERS

CELEBRATE LEAGUE WIN AT KING'S PARK

PRIZES DISTRIBUTED

The Club de Recreio, whose "A" team are this season's champions in the "B" division of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls League, were "At Home" on the Club's green at King's Park on Saturday afternoon to officials of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association, representatives of other Clubs in the League, and friends of the Recrelo.

Bowls was played against mem- bars of the visiting Association and League Clubs, and a fine after noon's sport was enjoyed by the gathering, which included many ladies. Tea was served during the afternoon on the Club's fine lawns,

After the bowls, the League trophy was handed over by Mrs. B. Wylie to Recreio "A" team amid much applause.

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Continuing, Mr. Wylle said that he did not know of any other Kowloon D.R.C. Club that played so many games, C. Atkinson as did Club de Recreio. They had, W. Greig at one time and, another, been J. Lindsay Champions of the Football League and also the Tennis League.

J. C. Brown

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K.C.C. & E.P. H. Hampton A. Webster B. Pothoram W. W. Hirst

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C.C.C.

Sporting Spirit Reference was then made to the fine sportsmanship of the Recreio team, Mr. Wylla stating, amid ap- plause, that every one of the teams that visited them always left feeling that they had played with sports- mun. A few years ago three years to be precise-the Recreio, Mr. Wylie sad, did not know how F. J. Neves

A. Razack to handio a wood correctly, but F. Knott since then the young Portuguese had made great strides, and had finished champions in their first league encounters, Mr. Wyllo ex- pressed the hoped that the Recreio would retain the Flag and Shield when they entered the First League.

"It is my sincerest hope that they will never have to battle for it again," said Mr. Wylie in con- clusion.

Three rousing cheers were then given to the winners of the Shield.

Prizes Distributed

follows:

H. Berr

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Recrolo

F. X. Bulva A. V. BarrO3 J. A. V. Ribeiro

,R. F. Luz

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3rd Rink

Recrelo

D. L. Barros

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J. M. S. Rozario

C.A. C. Rodrigues

L. A. Gutierrez 15(skip)

4th Rink

Recreio

A. Gomes.

L. R. Souza

C. G. Sliva

J. M. G. Ozorie 14 (skip) 5th Rink Bowls Officials Recreio E. V. M. R. Souza F. V. Ribeiro

H. Nish

C. J. Tacchi B. Wylle

L. A. Rocha

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Q. A. Lopes

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6th Bink C.S.C.C. & K.B.G.C. Recreio : J. Archibald

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C. F. Vas

G. E. Roylance

M. F. Baptista

J. B. Maclachlan

C. E. Marques

R. T. Taylor

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P. A. Yvanovich

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BEWARE OF COLDS ! ·

Much Coveted Flag Prior to the presentation of the trophy, Mr. J. M. da Rocha, Pre- sident of the Club de Recreio, ad- dressed the gathering as follows:-}

On behalf of the Club de Re-i Mrs. Wylie was then requested creto, I have great pleasure to re- to distribute the prizes won in calve the much-coveted Flag as competitions held by the Club de winners of Division "B" for the Recreio during the ведкол дя last season. It will be our par donable, pride' to exhibit this Singles Championship-Winner Build Upon Your System To Resist traphy whenever we have occasion to celebrate events here,

Keen on promotion, into the senior grade, enthusiastic bowlers have, through practice and perseverance, taken to the green as ducks the water. We will not be content with rasting on our laurels, but will do our best to render a good account of our aelves during next season.

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In this "gathering of the clans,” if I may adopt a much talked of phraseology of recent date, we find

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to retain as much as the Flag. All of us have enjoyed playing bowls with our associates, in the League.

The Members of the Club de Re- crelo thank you all for giving us the pleasure of your company this afternoon.

Mr. Angelo Ribeiro:-As Presi- dent of this Club, I offer a smail souvenir to each member of the successful team as a keepsake with the assurance of my appreciation of their good work.

I call upon you-bowlers-and the rest of the members of the Club de Recreio, to give three cheers to our guests.

Their First Year

R. F. Luz; runner-up L. A. Gutierrez.

Singles Handicap.-Winner C. E. Marques; runner-up L. A. Rocha.

Them As This Sufferer In

America Did.

"I had become so badly run-down.

Doubles Handicap-Winner C. F. that I had one cold after another Vas and F. X. M. Silva; runners-and it seemed impossible to build. up C. M. S. Alves and C. A. Lopes. up my system," says Mr. Louis W. Afterwards the Recrelo's bowls Bentz, of No. 101, Hungerford captain was

"Each presented with the Street, Hartford, Conn. Flag of the Hong Kong Bowls As cold lasted a little longer and was sociation and the "B" division more severe than the one before. League Shield.

I lost my appetite and my strength was being slowly absorbed. couldn't sleep well and, felt tired. in the morning. Severs rheumatic pains developed in my shoulders and in my back. I had dizzy spells and headaches.

Individual members of the "A" team, which won the Shield and Flag, were also presented with

small shields as mementos of their success.

Little Miss Gutierrez daughter af Mr. L A. Gutierrez, amid ap- plause, then handed to Mrs. Wylle a bouquet of white flowers.

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"It was my good fortune to see an advertisement of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I decided to try the Three cheers were afterwards remedy. Soon I felt so much bet called by Mr. J. M. da Rocha for ter that I continued taking the Mrs. Wylie and met with a hearty pills. The rheumatism was reliev response from the large gatheringed, my appetite returned and then present.

I slowly regained my strength. I am free from headaches and dizzy spells and feel better now than have in a long time. I strongly re- commend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to everyono in need of a tonic."

Lawn Bowls

Lawn bowlers of the Club de Recreio were engaged on six rinks. On the fifth rink officials of the Hong Kong Bowls Association op- posed and defeated a team of the home side by 20 shots to 11.. Other Recreio opponents, drawn from various other Clubs in the Lawn Bowls League, won on three of the remaining five rinks,

1st Riak

Mr. B. Wylie, President of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Associa- tion, said that he must first thank the Club de Recreio for asking his wife to present the prizes. The occasion of the presentation of the H.M. Dockyard Shield to the Club de Recrelo, was W. Bickford made all the more meritorous in W. Nicholson that it was the first year in which C. Bennett the club had taken part in bowls, T. Mag{!}* and they had won the Shield.

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