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LAWN
BOWLS
Champions Checked in Kowloon
KOWLOON DOCK TRIUMPH
Two Clubs Tie in Second Division
In holding up the Craigengower C.C., champions and leaders in the First Division of the Lawn Bowls League, in their march to victory, the Kowloon Dock R.C. on Saturday, fulfilled a long-cherished ambition. The Valley team, however, have not been seriously set back by this reverse, as they are still at the head of affairs, but are on equal terms with the Kowloon Bowling Green Club.
By losing to the Bowling Green, the Club de Recreio are prac- tically out of the running for premier honours. The Civil Service C.C., as expected, accounted for the Kowloon C.C., whilst the Police R.C. have added another defeat to their long list of reverses.
In the Second Division, both the Kowloon Bowling Green Club and the Civil Service C.C. won their engagements and have finished their fixtures on equal terms (20 points each). A play-off will be necessary to decide the championship. :
Division I
K.D.R.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER
On their own geditand. The Kowloon
Dock R.C. defeated the Craigengower
C.C. by 14 shots.
After giving away a single, Puncheon
-S. Randle
J. Deakin
J. Hollidge
A. W. Grimmitt
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A. Wostlake
A. C. Burford
H. Hampton
A. Hyde-Lay
THE CHINA
A. E. Silkstone
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W. Wobb
22
F. H. Boldman
J. A. Howe
J. J. Gregory
L. J. Blackburn
J. Fraser
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R. T. Taylor
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RECREIO v. K.B.G.C.
Taikoo R.C. J. Laing
A. Stalker
T. Grimes
16. Ferguson
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.... 21
J. Chalmers Jas. Sloan
G. Morrison,
MAIL,
Police R.C. Nolan
R. Marks
J. Field
W. Mair
(Skip) W. Glendinning
J. Fender
W. E. Hollands
14 W. Wotherspoon G. C. Moss
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47 J. B. Chapman
On their own ground, the Club de
Recreio lost to the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by four shots.
For the visitors, Cow's quartette, playing in convincing style all the way,
and winning by 15 paints, "carried" the other two rinks of their side. At the 10th head, Gow was as many as shots ahead of Lus but the home skip-notched a 3 and a I in the last twe brads.
J. J. Whyte
C. B. Matthews
N. Drummond
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J. S. Dick
J. McLeod
G. Hargreaves
J. Ĉ. West
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head, Brace put it over Haynes by ! five shots in the 2nd rink.
Losing his lead ut the 4th head never by three points Labrum eaught up on Archibald, the latter winning rather easily by six shots.
Kowloon C.C.
L. Jceves Capt. Laithwaite
T. B. Smith
J. F. Robinson
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H. Lasha17
T. W. Carr
E. C. Piucher
14 W. Brace
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Division II
K.B.G.C. v. ELECTRIC R.C.
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O. B. Raven J. Kew
F. E. Lawrence
V. C. Labrum
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Civil Service
H. Lockhart
L. E. Luck
L. R. Whant
A. E. Murphy
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.... 24
E. W. Simmonds E. L. Holland
R.K. Davies
16
F. H. W. Haynes
(Skip) **** F. Jones
W. J. Bickford
J. Massey
J. R. Archibald
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C.C.C. v. TAIKOO R.C.
TAIKOO
At Kowloon, the Bowling Green Club defeated the Electric R.C. by In the Ribeiro-Guy rink, the Portu- |27 shots. ruse team were never at any time at i Warren, who won by 16 shota,
disadvantage, although the scores had much the better of the argu-R.C. by 13 shots. were level (11-11) at the 12th bead.ment with Webster and led all the
in the next nine heads, the home rink scored 12 shots as against 7 by thei opponents.
£t
In spite of a 6 at the 10th and
the 12th head, Russell lost to Yvanovich by six shots, the latter, after being two points behind at the 14th head, ping on nine shots and giving away only one in the lust seven heads.
Bowling Green
T. Atkinson
W. T. Brightman
W. Greig
A. E. Coates.
W. Hedley
E. el Arcalli
J. Brown
U. M. Omar
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28
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IS
Recreio
63
40
C. F. Vas
C. E. Marques
CIVIL SERVICE v. KC.C.
1. A. Lopes
A. C. V. Ribeiro
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At Happy Valley, the Civil Service
H. H. Rose
V. H. Chittenden
H. Nish
L. Guy
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S. Eccleshall
G. E. Roylance
L. C. R. Sousa
R Hall
G. G. Silva R. Luz
scored a 4 and a 2 against Bradbury, defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 13. A. Alves Each side go three shots in the next shots. three heads, and then Puncheon piled
In the first rink. Brawn started off on 4-1-1-1- to lead by B at the H1 with a 2 and a 1 but conceded 6 points head. Bradbury retaliated and re- Low Gibson in the next three heads, duced bis deficit to only eight shots, his The hon skip drew level at the 7th scores including three 3's at the 12th,nend. Gibson took the land again im- 14th and 17th heads.
Gray found himself six points in arrears in the first two heads before he notched a single against Basu. The scoring in this rink was particularly low, the best efforts being a couple of 3's by the visitors who won by six shots.
Omar drew first blood in the third rink, but lost by 12 shots to Brown. The former was two points ahead at the 5th head but scored only a single in the next seven attempts, Brown lead ing by 14-6 at the 12th head. Onlar
Inwaliately after with a 2, but Brawn got away again with a ) and a 1 and maintained his advantage to win by three shots at the end.
Although Silkstone opened the scor- ing against Grimmitt by a single, it was early evident that the home rink would not be seriously extended as the C.SIC.C. held the upper hand from the 2nd head. At the 14th head, Grim. mitt was ten shote ahead (19-9) but the visitors gradually reduced this lead by four points.
Taylor ran away with 7 points in the gol a 5, but Brown was not to be defirst four heads against Fraser. The nied and replied with a 6 at the 16th visiting skip retaliated with a 3 at the head.
next attempt, only to lose a 1 and a immediately after. At the 11th head, Fraser was only three shots behind. The remainder of the play was very even, Taylor eventually winning by faur shots.
Kowloon Dack
H. Cooper
P. Cullen
J. McKelvie
J. Pancheun
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F. Goodman
A. V..kamsay
J. 0. Mringgan
S. Gray
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23
Craigengower
F. J. Neves
A. A. Razack
D. Rumahn
B. W. Bradbury
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G. Buchanan
M. O'Brien
H. Beer
It. Basu
12
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Kowloon C.C. B. Potheran
Civil Service
F. . Beuker
H. Gittins
H. Overy
J. Gibeon
20
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.... 13
P. E. Knight
S. E. Aldernian
A. 0. Braw
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17
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E. L. Barros L. A. Gutierrez C. M. S. Alves P. Yvanevich
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D. Gow
way.
Whibley, leading by 11 shots at if he would swanip Muskett, but the 11th head (15-14), looked as
the latter made a wonderful re- covery and tied the score at 18-18 at the close.
Deacon (E.R.C.) started off with a 1 and a 3 against Bell but could
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At Happy Valley, the Craigen- gower C.C. lost to the Taikoo
Rosselet started very well and built up a margin of 11 shots against McKechnie (15-1) at the
by ten points at the 15th (17-7) 11th head. The former still led
bat could do nothing right in the last six heads in which he failed to score and eonceded 11 shots to the opposition..
Wiltshire
at the 6th head. Walmsley зcor- ed a 4 and aˆ immediately after.. and eventually won by nine shots.
not keep up his advantage for long,led on only one occasion, by 7-6
In the second rink,
Fortunes fluctuated for the most part, the score being level on three separate occasions at the 10th 18 head (12-12), at the 13th head (15 15) and at the 15th head (16-16), but Bell carried all before him in the last six hends.
Bowling Green
13 (Skip) .... 28
R. Duncan
E. W. L. Hogbin
TÁIKOO R.C. v. P.R.C.
G. F. Thompson
T. S. West
W. S. Drake
D. F. Warren
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White
Petherick
Electric, R.C.
F. Tarback Flynn
H. Akehurst
A. Webster
29
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J. R. Way
G. T. Padgett
L. de Rome'
A. W. E. Davidson
W. E. Hale
F. L. Rapley
W. E. Bell
W. B. Muskett
Scoring was very low up to the 8th head in the Collins-Munro rink. The Taikoo skip then noteh- ed 4-2-3-4 in succession and led by 16-5 at the 12th head. Collins was still ten points in arrears at the 18th but reduced his deficit
13 by seven shots (1-4-2) in the last
three heads.
Craigengover
D. K. Kharas Langenstrass
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C. 8. Rosseler
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W. Field
Taikoo R.C.
J. Watson
Jn. Sloan
R. K. Duncan
H. McKechnic
Коре
P. T. Farrell W. Russell
22
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62
A. R. Whibley
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18
C. Hall
C. B. Gahagan
A. F. Paul
F. Normington
17
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S
S. Deacon
27
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16 J. Cavanagh
J. Wiltshire
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47
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14
Tuck
H. V. Pears?
D. Olow
W. Collina (Skip)
D. Munro
18
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49
R.C. defeated the Police R.C. by 22 On their own ground, the Taikoo
shots.
The visitors lost on all three rinks. the closest play being seen on the first rink where Mair, who was leading 19- 17 at the 19th head, went under by the narrow margin of two shots, Ferguson getting a 1 and a 3 in the last two heads.
Establishing a useful advantage of 12 shots at the 9th bead, Wotherspoon inished up with the same margin ahead of Moss.
West ran Drummond very close until the 14th head, the former leading 11- 10 at this stage. The home skip, how ever, gave sway only a 3 thereafter and chalked up a total of 12 shots to h's own score.
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KOWLOON C.C. v. C.S.C.C.
loon C.C. lost to the Civil Service
On their own ground, the Kow
C.C. by eight shota.
singles in the first ten heads when Robinson scored only three
he was 14 points behind Murphy. The home skip only reduced his de- ficit by one point up to the 19th head, the score then being 11-24. In the last two heads, Robinson got a 2 and a 4, and lost by seven shots. Thanks chiefly to a 7 at the 6th
S. Flegg
J. Polson D. C. Spiers
D. C. Walmsley
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C. S. Cameron
G. H. Stewart R. M. Keown
R.H.K.Y.C. v. RECREIO
I
18
23
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929.
Shaw over Basto made all the difference in the game, from the Yacht Club's point of view, as the other two rinks balanced each other.
Yacht Club W. Macfarlane
A. T. Hamilton
F. Sutton
J. K. Shaw
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E. B. Reed
S. J. Jordain
12
E. W. Carpenter
A. Chapman
(Skip) Hon. Mr.
Wa
Southorn
Club de Recreio C. Rosario
D. Lopes
Barros
A. Basto (Ekip)
4. Gonies
J. Ribeiro
Tommy Loughran has to dry out
a little more than he planned for his go with James Braddock at the Yankee Stadium since he jumped overboard to rescue Miss Herta Ebmler, left, from drown. ing at Hoosick Falls, Mass.
Civil Service G.C. Taikoo R.C. Kowloon G.C. Police R.C.
P. W: D. L. Pts.
13 7 0 0 14 0 0 6
12
12
19 5 0 7 10 13 0 0 13 4
Shots For and Against
Kowloon D.R.C.
Craigengower C.C.
For Agst. Up Dn. 0 .816 669 147
830 706 124 0 726 666 60 0 .716 695 21 0
.671 699
Kowloon B.G.C.
Club de Recrcio
16
Taikoo R.C.
Civil Service C.C...710 741
Kowloon C.C.
.628 705
28 0 31 92
632 828 0 196
Police R.C.
Division II.
Kowloon B.G.C.
Robarts
A. E. S. Alves
18
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20
A
M. Baptista
A. R. Sutherland P. W. Ramsay
J. Rosario
F.. Scares
21
G. R. Edwards
A. Ribeiro
Yacht Club
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17
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15
Electric R.G.
42
67
51
Club de Recreio Kowloon C.C.
At North Point, the Royal H.K. Yacht Club, winning by six shots, repeated the same Gose to the Club de Recreio as that which they administered a week ago.
The victory of six
LEAGUE TABLES
Division 1.
Craigengower C.C. Kowloon B.G.C. Kowloon D.R.C. shots by Club de Recreio
P. W. D. L. Pt. ..13 0 0 4 18 12 0 4 16 .19 ....12
8 0 5 16 7 O 5 14
P. W. D. L. Pts.
.14 10 0 4 20
Civil Service C.C....14.10 0 4 20 Taikoo R.C...... 12 8 0 4 16
..13 7 0 6 14
Craigengower C.C...13 8 0 5 16
Shots For
Kowloon B.G.C. Civil Service C.C. Taikoo R.C. Craigengower C.C. Yacht Club Electric R.C. Club de Recreio Kowloon C.C.
13 6 0.7
12
.14 3 0 11 G
18 1 0 19
and Against
For Agst. Up Dn. ....907 747 160
897 762 135 0
Q
....739 646 98 0
A
.752 746
0
739 759 751 703
0 20
€ 42
-766 849
082
.078 924
0 251
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