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LAWN BOWLS FOR TO-MORROW.
Prospects of Teams Summed Up.
TAIKOO'S GREAT CHANCE.
[By "Short Head."] At time of writing the weather prospects are not too favourable for to-morrow'a League games, but one can only hope for a full pro- granime being carried out in view of the fact that the interport players leave for Shanghai next The chief match week.
on the card is that between Craigen- First Power and Taikoo in the Division, and in the Second Divi- xion Division interest will be in which centred on the games the Civil Service and the Kowloon Bowling Green Club take part.
DIVISION I
c.c.c. v. Taikoo R.C.
Last year the Taikoo Club fell by the big total of 82-36, whilst at Taikoo on June 14 this rear they lost by the narrow mar gin of 55-53. They have nothing at stake to-morrow, whereas the Craigengower Club will be all out to make the championship definite- ly secure, This, however, is not at all likely to influence the Tai- too players, who may be expect- ed to give the lenders a good run for their money.
K.C.C. v. C.S.C.C.
•
A year ago the K.C.C. won this match by 54-50, whilst at the Valley on June 14 this year they barred the points, by 70-50.
The Civil Service will' no doubt endeavour to prove that the first match this season was in the nature of a fluke, whilst the K.C.C. will be equally anxious to demonstrate that it was won on superior play. This should be an interesting struggle right through, but the visitors might just scrape
0:30.
Kowloon Dock v. Police R.C. Last year the Dock won by the
margin handsome
of 72-48, whilst on June 14 this season. they won by 85-41. Last Satur- day the Dock staged a good come- back at the Valley against the Civil Service, and form points to
A comfortable win for them to-
morrow.
K.B.G.C, v. Club de Recreio.
A year ago the Club de Recreio won this game by 67-53, but the teams have not 80 far met this season. Both were on the losing side a week ago, but there is no- thing at stake on either side, ex- cept it be that Luz should be an- xions to regain his position at the head of the leading skips.
DIVISION II.
Talkoo R.C. v. C.C.C.
A year ago the home Club lost by 66-49, but they won at the Valley this season by 76-36. In view of their form against the Bowling Green Club, last Satur- day they ought to bag full points.
C.S.C.C. v. K.CC.
K.C.C. O. B. Raven, B Fetheram, II. Overy, and A. E. Eilkstane (Skip).
H. Gittins, C. J. Tacchi, A. Hyde Lay, and J. Fraser (Skip)."
E. C. Flacher, J. A. Howe, W. Hyde, and J. C) Lyul (Skip).
Club de Recreior. S. Gomes, L. C. R. Souza, G. G. Silva, and R. F. Luz (Skip).
A. C. B. Ribeiro, C. A. Lopes, C. H. Basto, and A. V. C. Ribeiro (skip)
H. A. Alves, L. A. Gutierrez, P. A. Yvanovich, and C. E. Marques (Skip).
Craigengower C.C.-F. J. Neves, M. A. R. Sousa, D. Rumjahn, and E. W. Bradbury (Skip).
E. Tuck. A. E. Contes, E. el Arculli, and U. M. Omar (Skip).
W. T. Brightman, W. Collina, C. S. Rosselet, and R. Basa (Skip).
Division II.
Electric Co. R.C.—V. G. Kerley,, T. P. Sanderson, L de Rome, and W. H. B. Muskett" (Skip).
W. Stoker, E, Thompson, D. S. HI, and F. F. Duckworth (Skip). A. Tarbuck, G. T. Padgett, H. Hatch, and A. F. Paul (Skip).
Our Sports Diary
LOCAL.
J
Water Pelo To-day Division I-R.A. v. Chinese Athletic,
Monday
Division I-Kow-
loon v. Navy,
Wednesday Division I- Somersets v. Chinese Athletic.
Ping Pong Today En- tries close for Leagues and ladies' and men's single chum- pionships.
Lawn Bowls To-morrow Division I-Craigéngower C.C. v. Taikoo R.C.; K.C.C. v. Civil Service C.C.; Kowloon Dock R.C. v. Police R.C.; K.G.B.C. v. Club de Recroio; Division II. Talkoo R.C. v. C.C.C.; C.S.C.C. v. K.C.C.; Club de Re- creio v. K.B.G.C.; Yacht Club v. Electric R.G.
Baseball-To-morrow-Fili pinos v. Japanese.
Sunday
Kiora,
-South China v.
Racing-September 27, Seventh Extra, Race Meeting. October 10 and 11-Eighth Extra Race Meeting.
Football October 1-En-
close tries
for Challenge Shield.
Aquatics-August 31--En- tries close for V.R.C. Night Fete, 6 p.m.
September 6-Entries close for Police Reserve Race at Police and Prison Departmenta aquatic sports: V.R.O. Night Fete.
September 12 - Police and Prison Departments Aquatic Sports, V.R.C.
Polo September 20---Gym- khana, Polo Ground.
Rowing-September 22- Trevessa Trophy, 4 p.m.
HOME.
Cricket To-day- Fifth Test Match, The Oval, London. Racing-September 10 St. Leger, Doncaster. September 12 Cap.
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LEAGUE TABLES.
The positions in the League to date are:-
Division I.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1930.
BRIGHT CRICKET IN Waring to the on-boundary, was a
SINGAPORE.
Services Draw with H.M.S. Hermes.
little too late, and skied the ball, to give Rae an easy catch in the alips, J
P. W. D. L Pts. Craigengower. C.0.12 310 1 22 Civil Service C.C. 12 .00 3. 18 5 15 Talkno RC137, 1
13 Kowloon C.C.
6 16 13 Kowloan-B.G.C. 19 6 0 6 12 Club do Regroin 124 26 10 CENTURY FOR WIGGLESWORTH that came back sharply. The out
Kowloon D.R.C. .13 5 0 820
.13 Pollen T.C.
0 0 13 Shots For and Against.
For Agst Up Da.
Singapore, August 14. Craigengewer C.C.,.769 560 210 0 A sparkling century innings by Tulkoo R.C.
03 o Flight-Lieut. C. G. Wigglesworth
768
705
Civil Service C.C. 699 640 65 û on the Radang yesterday gave the Kowloon B.G.C... 714 Kowloon D.R.C. 790 746 50 B 602 · 22 · 0 Club de Redrelo 686 · 712
Kowloon C.C...... 794 803 Police R.C....... 610 940
Division It.
Trikoo R.C.
F. W. D. L. Pts.
11 6 0
United Services a big advantage in D28 their game with an eleven from 0 30 ILM.S. Hormes. Wigglesworth; 0 339 who went in first wicket down, was at the creases for about 24 hours, Kowloon B.G.C...13 9 0
and during that time hit up 154 Civil Service C.C. 1990 4 18 without giving a real chance.. 12705 14 Throughout he went for bowling Yacht Club
61 with a will, and three beautiful 6 12 6 0
sixes and 20 fours come from his Kowloon C.C.....12 Club de Recreio 13 5 0 # 10 Craigengower C.C. 13
bat. He found no one to stay with Electric R.C.....13 4
8him for long. Shots For and Against.
For Agst. Up Du. knock by Lieut. Stephenson," says Thanks to a particularly bright Kowloon B.G.C. 828 709 110 Civli Service C.C. 824 723
the Straits Times, the Hermes' re- 101 Yacht Club
43 709 666 Club de Reerelo. 772 * 150 Talkoo R.C.
640 639 Kowloon C.C. .... 678 735 Craigengower C.C. 731 811 Electric R.C. 699 848
0
9
0 9
C
z
10 0 0 57 0 50 168
FOR CONCISE AND EXPERT VIEWS.
RECORDS OF THE SKIPS.
Division. I.
Bradbury, (G.C.C.)
Luz (C. de R.)
Fraser (K.C.C.)
Basa (C.C.C.).
Lapsley K.D.)
Grimmith (C.S.C.C.) Wallace (T.R.C.)
Wetherspoon (T.R.C.)
Holland (K.BG.C.) Omar (C.C.C.) Brown (0.9.C.C.) West (P.R.C.) Gregory (C.S.C.C.) Ferguson (T.R.C.) Cullen (K.D.) Silkstone (K.C.C.)
Guy (K.B.G.C.)
W. D. L.
13 0
•12 0
0
Q
0
ย
0
Marques (C. de R.)
0
Ribeiro (C. de R.)
0
1
Goodman (K.D.)
0
Lyal (K.C.C.)
McTavish (K.B.G.C.)
Johnston (K.D.)
Whibley (KB.G.C.) Gray (K.D.)
Post (P.R.C.) Gow (K.B.G.C.) Atkinson (K.D.) Oswick (G.S.C.C) Hedley (K.D.R.C.)
Gibson (K.C.C.) Moss (C.S.C.C.)
Drummond (T.R.C.)
McKelvio (K.D.)
Fender (P.R.G.)
0
0
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DAILY.
presentatives were able to make o useful reply to the Services score of 242, obtaining 200 runs for the loss of seven wickets before time intervened. Lieut. Stephenson was unbeaten for 74, a chanceless innings in which he excelled with hard drives on both sides of the 8 wicket.
Play started at 11 o'clock, and winning the toss, the Services chose to bat. Bryan and Coleman opened their innings, but in the
5 first over Bennett got through the 110 Kent player's defence, and clean bowled him. Then came Wiggles. worth, and he immediately began acoring, pulling Beanett vigorous ly to leg. Coleman stayed with Wigglesworth to ndà 53 for the second wicket, of which his share was 17.
0
0
0
0
乳
D
Lammert (K.C.C.)
Greig (K.D.R.C.)
Dick (P.R.C.)
0
0
Yvanovich (C. de R.)
0
0
Hargreaves (P.R.C.)
Division II.
L
8 8
Chapmang (Y.C) Roylance (K.B.G.C.) Hollands (C.S.C.C.) Walmsley (T.R.C.) Labrum (K.C.C.) Basto (C. de R.) Davidson (K.B.G.C.) Cavanagh (C.0.0.) Drake (X.E.G.C.) Haynes (C.S.C.C.) Alves (C. de R.) Archibald (0.5.C.C.) Macfarlane (Y.C.) Blackburn (K.C.0.) Shields (Y.C.) Gill (C.C.C.) Cart (C.C.C.)
E. Hatch (E.R.C.)
Paul (E.R.C.)
de Rome (E.R.C.)
Jack (K.C.C.)
Muskett (E.R.C.)
McKechnie (T.R.C.)
0
Stewart (T.R.C.)
0
Duncan (T.R.C.)
0
Ozorio (C. de R.)
0
Taylor (C.SC.C.)
0
0 0
J. Orem (C.8.0.C.)
Johnston (K.B.G.C.)
Thompson (K.B.G.C.)
0
Murphy (C.S.C.C.)
0
Munro (T.R.C.)
0
I'hillips (K.B.G.C.)
0
Petheram (K.C.C.)
Collins (0.0.0.)`
Duckworth (E.L.R.C.)
Field (C.C.C.)
Reed (C.C.G.)
Last season the Civil Service amassed a score of 76-49, whilst in Kowloon this season they won by 67-51. The K.C.C. cannot be taken lightly after their defeat of the Yacht Club a week ago, whilst the visitors shall have to redeem their downfall at the hands of the Electric Club. The finish to- morrow may be a close, onc.
Club de Recrelo v. KB.G.C.
E. Zimmern (0.C.C.) A year ago the K.B.G.C. won this fixture by 67-10, whilst this
K. McIntyre, W. Brown, G. H. F. G. Herridge (K.C.C.)
Whyto IT.R.C.) Stewart, and earl. McKechnie season at King's Park they won (Skip).
Yacht Club v. Electric Club.
Taikoo RC-T. Stalaton, W.
Bell, D. Munro, and R. K. Duncan (Skip).
by 77-41. The Recreio are quite T. Swan; W... Cunningham, S. capable of staging a surprise for Amery, and.D. Walmsley (Skip). to-morrow; and their visitors. Civil Serving GCE. L. with their eyes on the champion-Holland, R: RWood, H. Holdman, ship, cannot afford to take any and F. H. W. Haynes (Skip). chances.
P.: Knight, H. Stränge. R: The Yacht Club gained full Davies, and WE Hollands
(Skip): points a year ago by 65-7 and won this season by 63-62. Unless R. Whant, L Luck W. the Electric have another special Bickford, and J. Archibald (Skip). "fuse" up their sleeve the Yacht Clab ought to produce sufficient "current" to win.. -
TO-MORROW'S TEAMS.
Razack (C.C.C.)
Abbas (C.C.C.)
Preves (K.C.C.)
Roberts (K.B.G.C.)
GOLF.
·L
0
4
0
0. 0
Rae came next, and after being nearly bowled in his first over, he.
4 played steadily, and backed up the
0 12 Air Force officer splendidly. The
third wicket realised 43 before Rac
was out to a fairly easy catch to mid-on. Play was then suspended until after lunch 'owing to rain, the Services' total standing at 97 for three wickets. Wigglesworth had 50 to his credit.
A Hectic Time.
On the resumption after lunch the wicket was rather dead, Neville helped Wigglesworth to
Stephenson joined Trusler, and Immediately made himšėlf at home, playing the bowling steadily, and scoring with well-placed shots. Bryan was then brought on again, and he beat Trusler with a ball
going batsman had then scored 48, There was only Stephenson-ow to thwart the Services bowlers,
and wickets were coming rather quickly when time arrived. Bryan, who did well in the field, ran out Greensinde as a result of a brilliant piece of work from square leg. throwing down the stumps. Bad light prevented any. thoughts of playing to a finish. The scores ware as follows;
United Services. Lieut. C. F. C. Coleman, b Lieut. G. J.. Bryan, b Bennett
Trusler
Flight-Lieut. C.. G. Wiggles-
worth, not out
1
17
154
Pay Lieut.-Comdr, C. H. Rae, c Trusler, b Bennett Capt. A. Neville, c Capener, b
Bennett
16 Lieut.
M. H. Waring, C Greenstade, & Mne Trusler 19 'Capt. Graham, e Stephenson,
b Swann..
Extras
10
20
Total (for 6 wkts, deel) 242
Capt. D. V. Hill, Licut. J. R. Welchman, Lieut. Haynes and Pte. Ellis did not bat.
BowlingRennett, three for 60; Capener, none for 34; Greenslade, none for 35; Trusler, two for 51; Swann, one for 24; Boumphrey, none for 18.
HALS. Hermes. L. A. C. Capener, e Rae, b
Waring
Marine Trusler, b Bryan Lieut. Stephenson not out Sqdn. Ldr. Boumphrey,
Welchman, b Waring Lieut. Magnay, b Bryan L. A. C. Greenslade, run out Lieut. Barrett, b Bryan ... Lieut. Bennett, c Bryan,. b
Wigglesworth
Str. Swann, not out
Extras.
':
30
48
74
ន
2
9
28
Total (for 7 wkts.) 206
A. B. Hook and C. P. O. Turner did not bat.
Bowling-Welchman, none for
| 38; Bryan, three for 40; Rae, none for 25; Waring, two for 54; Hill, none for 14; Wigglesworth, for 10.
£70,000 WON.
CALCUTTA SWEEP WINNERS DRAW THEIR MONEY.
Two happy working men walked into the Pall Mall branch of were handed
Lloyds Bank and
£70,000.
Then, avoiding a small crowd of
put on 48, and Waring stayed to people outside waiting to con-
see 64 added before he fell to
gratulate them they hurried back
7 Trusler. With the coming of to Barnstaple.
Graham it was evident that the The men were Percy Hogg, a
Services would have to declare shortly, and both batamen started to hit out. It was a hectic time. Wigglesworth, treating the bowl- ing fearlessly, took many risks. During five overs he hit 40 runs, Including three sixes and several fours, while Neville lifted a ball 7 from Trusler clean over the ropes. The latter, however, got too daring, and paid the penalty, and Services then declared, their total O standing at 242 for six wickets.
Capener and Trusler opened the Hermee innings, and soon settled down to steady run-getting. The half century was soon put on the
the
Southern Railway engine-driver, and his brother-in-law, Mr. J. Lock a corporation roadsweeper.
The £70,000 was the prize money paid to them for tickets No. RR 2859, and No. GP 8885 in the Cal- cutta Turf Club Derby Sweepstake.
These numbers, the bank stated, had drawn Blenheim, the winner, But official lists cabled from Cal- cutta gave other numbers for Blenheim.
ER 2859 was bought by Mr. Hogg for himself and six friends at Barnstaple. There was great rejolcing when they were inform- ed by the bank some time ago that
5 board, and both batamen were the number had drawn Blenheim.
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STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.
K.CC.—JI S, Dinnen, G. G.
The Royal Hong Kong Golf Harrison, T. W Carr, and L. J. Club notifies the following start Blackburn (Skip); d3. ing times for Sunday:
A. J. Kew, W. C. Simpson, J. P. 9.20 a.m. A. C. 1. Bowker, J. R. Robinson and F. C. Herridge-
.Collie. (Skip)
G. Castle, J. S. Dykes. HGeare, D. Forbes. Koogh, C H
0.24 W. Borrowman, W. W. Hirst. 9.28 A. C. Burford, and V. C. Labrum 9.32,
VRAT
44,
Division L Talkoo R.C. O Chalmere, J. (Skip), Pelson, J Russell, and
Club de RecreioF. V. Ribeiro. 9.86 Wotherspoon, (Skip), "/day)
H. Razarlo, R. R. Roberta, and. JB Chapman, T. Grimes, N. F. XM Silva (SK) Prid Brummond and J. Ferguson R. A. C. Basto, JM. M. Alves.
SAM
JAG Ozorio, and A. H. Basto McLeod, W Weir Sloan (skip) T Waid Laing (8kip); MF Baptiste, AV. Barros, 98-
WSimmonds, Jac CMS Alves, and A. E. S. Alves
19:52 obble, J. Hóllidge, and A. W. (8klp) (nuke z
ura 5 Crsigengewer, C.C..-F. Fitmēr,
SW Ward, Y. Abbas, and J9.66
Cavanagh (
Modi 10.00
10.04
WYNDHAM STRE
Skip)
Coutts.
Yates. HA. Lam-
mert
0. Enger, A. D, Hum- Iphroya."
W. S. Hoke, W. Harris,
W. C. Shielda, Cemd. Morris.
A. E. Lissaman, R.
Loung
HC Shrubsole, J. E. Haig
Copping des
Priestley, Capt
playing sound cricket, punishing
The rejoicing was, suspended
every loose ball with the utmost when official liats gave other
1 severity. They seemed well set for numbera. for Blenheim. The bank,
a century stand when Capener in however, maintained that their in- |trying to drive a leg break from! formation, was correct.
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