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In a full programme of League matches the two outstanding are those in which the leaders---C.C.C. and K.C.C.-figure. Dock rivalry will be to the fore when the Kow- loon Dock and the Taikoo Dock meet on the ground of the former, whilst the K.B.G.C. (who have now dropped Holland, who is ineligible) I should stretch the Police boys.

The list under:-

of matches is as

Division I.

Kowloon Dock (78) v. Taikoo (43). C.C.C. (69) v. C.S.C.C. (30). K.B.G.C. (72) v. Police (58). K.C.C. (66) v. Recreio (60).

Division II.

Recreio (78) v. Electric (33), Taikce (83) v. KC C. (31). C.S.C.C. (60) v. K.B.G.C. (49). Yacht Club (42) v. C.C.C. (54). The figures in parenthesis de note the results mat' season,

Kowloon Dock v. Taiken Dock.

Last season the Kowloon Dock swamped their confreres of Tai koo to the tune of 78—13, but the year before they had to bow the knee by 58--53. Neither Club has started this season too well, and a couple of points to-morrow will be very welcome to either of them. It looks on paper as if the result will be rather similar-só far as the margin is concerned-to that of a couple of seasons ago. Both Clubs have sensined skips and their respective lowly positions on the Lengue table are inexplicable.

C.C.C. v. C.s.cic.

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Last your the Civil Service came a bad cropper, the Craigengower winning by 69-30. In the pre- vious year the Civil Service took all four points, the margin their opponents' green being 72-32. So far the Craigengower have won all their matches this season, whilst the Civil Service have lost one rather needlessly. The fine display of the Craigen-

were caught napping on their own green a week ago. and will have to be on their best behaviour if they mean to bag both points to-morrow.

Yacht Club v. C.C.C. The Yacht Club ought to repeat their rformance of last season when they won by 62-64 and, of the year before when they won by 60-53, - They might have won a week ago but for a poor score on one rink. To-morrow they should return to winning form.

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.

Division 1.

Club de Recrelos-Dr. R. A. C. Basto, A. H. Basto, C. A. Lopes, and C. G. Silva (Skip).

E. L. Barros, J. J. Basto, C. E. Gutierrez Marques, and A. (Skip).

A. S. Gomes, R. R. Robarts,' L. C. R. Souza, and R. F. Luz (Skip).

G.C. — J. Kowloon Bowling Rodger, G. H. Sherriff, H. "Nish, and W. Russell · (Skip).

R. S. Nichol. T. S. W. West, G. E. Roylance, and D. F. Warren (Skip).

S. Eccleshall, G. J. Chambers, E. W. L. Hogbin, and L. Guy

(Skip).

Talkoo R.C.-G. McLeod, S, C.

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CABLED GOLF MATCH.

Players in Action on Opposite Shores.

NOVEL INNOVATION.

London. May 2.

te-mor- Beginning at 9.30 a.m.

20 players of the Burnham Beeches Golf Club and 20 players at the Foxhills Country Club. Staten Island, New York, will op- pose one another in the first | "cubled" golf match ever played.

The match will be decided on the total net scores, the British side being conceded six strokes, and their far-away opponents playing from par. T. P. Perkins, the former British Amateur Cham: pion, who is now resident in the United States, will act as referee on behalf of the Burnham Beeches Club at Foxhills, and J. J. Murphy will represent the American club on this aide.

Lieut.-Colonel Landen, secretary

of the Burnham Benches Golf | Club, said to 2 reporter-The match Was arranged between T. W. D. Turner, of this club, and

P. Amery. T. Young, and R.J. Crystal, a member of the Fox- Wallace (Skip).

J. B. Chapman, J. Sloan, W. Weir, and J. Ferguson (Skip).

T. Stainton, J. Polson, J. Laing, and N. Drummond (Skip).

Kowloon Dock R.C.-J. Puncheon, H. G. Cooper, J. V. Ramsay, and F. Cullen (Skip).

C. Atkinson, J. A. Lindsay, J. McKelvie, and J. C. Brown (Skip).'{

Els Club, who was over' in this country some time ago.

Our twenty players will play a medal round of 36 holes, and the Americans will do the same on, their course three thousand miles away. The Burnham Beeches side will be captained by Major G. Harrison.

We shall cable the result of our

F. C. Goodman, W. Hedley, J. M. rounds, that is the total, to Staten McTavish, and L.Lapsley (Skip). ¦ Island, and they will cable US Civil Service C.C.-F. Jones. their score. We expect to know W. Westlake, J. Deakin, and J. the outcome of the match by Mon- Hollidge (Skip).

day or Tuesday. Sould the British club win

the Foxhills Coun-

Jas, T. Dobble, E. L. Holland, L. E Longbottom, and A. O. Brawa (Skip).

try Club will send £20 to the King Edward VII. Hospital at Windsor, S. Randle, S. E. Aldermán, A. H. and in the event of an American Oswick, and J. Gregory (Skip). victory the Burnham Beeches Police R.C.-A. J. Johnson, E. Club will send a similar sum to Gooding, Dall, and J. C. West the Staten Hospital, New York, (Skip).

W. McHardy, Brittain, J. Kirby, J. Oram (Skip).

Carey, A. Reynolds, F. E. E. Bonker, and W. Mair (Skip).

Reserves: Fraser and Daly.

Division II.

Talkoo RC.-S. Hope, J. J.

gower against the Club de Recreio | Whyte, D. C. Spiers, and T. Grimes

a week ago makes it impossible (Skip).

to ignore their chances of victory to-morrow, combined with the fact that one or two places in the Civil Service side still require strength- ening.

K.B.G.C. v. Police. The Police are not likely to be dismayed by the fact that they went down last season by 72-58 and the season before by 52-56. Nor will they care whether a cer- tain player figures in the opposing team or not, They know their limitations, and if they gel-and give-a jolly good afternoon's sport they will be quite pleased. Of course, should there be any chance of stealing a march and bagging the points the K.B.G.C. will know all about it-after the tea interval.

K.C.C. v. Recreio.

Last season this match resulted In a draw-66 shuts ench. Both Clubs have been doing well this season, particularly the K.C.C. The Recreio could not stop the Craigengower last Saturday and the K.C.C. are confident that they can bag both palata to-morrow, the result, they predict, being rather similar to that of a couple

J. Mitchell, W. Cunningham,

R. M. Keown, and D. Munro (Skip).

W. Brown, T. Swan. W. Bell, and R. K. Duncan (Skip).

Kowloon Bowling G.C.-H. F. Stoneham, H. G. Logan,, W. E. Hale, and A. W. E. Davidson (Skip).

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Division II,

W. Drake, K.B.G.C.

A. Shields, Y.C.

A. Davidson, K.B.G/C.

T. Grimes T.R.C.

J. Ozorio, C. de

Robinson, K.C.C. Jack, K.C.C.

V. Labrum, K.C.C.

A. de Souza, C.C.C W. Macfarlane, Y.C H. E

V. Ptrange, C.SC.C.

K.B.G.C.

H. Alves, C. de R. J. F. Lunny, E.R.C.

F. V.

V. Ribeiro, C. de R. W. Hollands, C.S.C.C.

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W. J. Bickford, C.9.0.0.

J. Deakin,

F. Silva, C. de G. E. F. Thompson, T. Ferguson, D. Munro, T.R.C. H. H. Rose, and W. 3. Drake (Skin).

C. Spink, C.C.C.

Luck, C...

W. V. Field,

F. V. Whitta, W. Venables, F. L.L Rapley, and V. Petherick (Skip).

Electric R.C.-J. R. Way, A. F.M. O'Brien, Paul, G. T. Padgett, and A. Webster (Skip).

H. S. McKay, G. Thompson, S. Deacon, and W. H. B. Muskett (Skip)..

H.

Brien, C.C.C.

H. Rose, K.BG.C. FL Rapley, K.B.G.C F. X. Soares, C. de R. A. Chapman, Y.C. A. Paul, E.R.C.

H. Pearce, C.C.C. A. Webster, E.R.C.

R. C. Butler, C. E. Gahagan. W. Markett, E.R.C. D. S. HI12, and J. F. Lanny (Skip).

Civil Service CC.-P. Knight, L. Luck, R L. Wood, and W. E. Hollands (Skip).

L. Lockhart, J. Shand, R. R. Davies, and H, Strange (Skip),

J. Willmott, A. E. Murphy, A. Tarbuck, and W. Bickford (Skip).

Club de Recrelo:-L F. Xavier, J. M. M. Alves, A. V. Barros, and

of years ago when they won by J. G.. Ozorio (Skip).. 61-53. And experience ho's F. Xavier, J. M. S. Rosario, proven that the Club de Recreio P. A. Yvanovich, and H. A. Alves do the opposite to what the pro- phets foretell.

DIVISION II.

Recreio v. Electric.

There seems no reason why the Recreio should not attempt last season's fent of winning by 79-33.

(Skip).

M. F. Baptista, H. Rozzrio, E. M. Remedios, and F. X. M. Silva (Skip).

SKIPS RECORDS.

Division I.

P. W.

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At the same time they cannot be R. Luz, C. de R.

W. Rusell, K.B.G.C. too sure after the Electric produc- A. E. Silkstone, K.C.C. ed a shock, last week against the C. S. Rasselet, C.C.C. Civil Service who defeated them. Gregory, C.S.C.C. by only one shot, Form points to. M. Omar, C.C.C.

J. C. Brown, K.D. a local win, and I will leave it at J. Ferguson, T.R.C. that.

E el Arculli, C.C.C W.

Mair, P.R.C. A. H. Lay, Last season the Taikoo swamp D. Rumlahn, C.C.C.

R.C.C D. Brawn, C.S.CC.

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Talkoo v. KC.C

I. C.

ed their visitors to the tune of A. 0. 8331, but there is little hope of R. Bass, C.C.C their repeating that dose, for the C. E. Marques, C. de R.

N. Drummond, T.R.C K.C.C. are cocks of the walk this

K.B.G.C. season so far and if they go down

P.R.C. the margin will be very small, Still, the Taikos boys are capable of piling up a big score when in the mood, as the Electric Club know to their cost

C.B.C.C... K.B.G.C

C. Silva, C. de R. R. Lapsley, K.D. R. Wallace, T.R.C.

Fraser

Holland C.B.C.CAL

This match was won last season A. J. Johnson. P.R.0 by the Civil Service by 60-49, R. Hall, K.B.G.C. whilet in the previous year the Puncheon, K.D. margin in their favour was only. © Igal, KCG, one shot (57-56), The Civil Ser D. Warren, KBG.G....

F. Booker, P.R.C.

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