1935-07-05 — Page 13

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935

BUT STILL NOT -

IN'SAME CLASSAS

VRC AND SCAA.

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GUTIERREZ LUZS RINK PLAY

SHIELD

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Portuguese Probables

TOO WELL ON

SOME HEADS!

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Neat Goal

It is practically certain that The latter rink is thought to be Gutteridge, the Lincolns les when the time for selection at the strongest the Bowling Green der, played a sound game and rives G. G. Silva, who has journey-possess Even though the margin scored their only goal a greated through this season's league of difference only amounted to a piece of opportunism--defecting games without being defeated, will solitary shot, the result " reveals the ball past S. Fowler from a be put in command, but the com-great improvement and suggests long throw,

position of the rest of the rink great possibilities for the future.

"

PƐO-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND out-positioned in the EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS

Taking Cargo For

Straits, Java, Bama. Ceylon,

'India, Persian Gulf, West Indies,

Mauritius.

and South

Africa Queensland Ports, and Red Sea. Egypt. Constantinople, Greece, Levantine Perts, Europe,

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY

S.S.

DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS UNDER CONTRACT WITH H.M. GOVERNMENT

*P. & 0. SAILINGS

From

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About

1935.

CARTHAGE

BANGALORE

14.500 18th July

6,000 20th July

RAWALPINDI

KAISER-I-HIND

BHUTAN

17,000 27th July

11.000 10th Aug

6,000 17th Ang.

RANCHI

**BEHAR

17,000 24th Aug.

6,000 31st Aug..

NALDERA

16,000 7th Sept. 6,000 14th Sept

+*SOUDAN RANPURA RAJPUTANAMA

**BURDWAN

CHITRAL

CATHAY

17,000 21st Sept.

37,000 5th Oct.

6,000 12th Oct

15.000 19:1 Oct

13,000 2nd Nov.

† Calls Casablanca.

Destination

Brown's Fine Shot

The two backs, Freebourne and calls for mare careful considera- Blyth, were very much in their tion. J. E Noronha has been- element, when defending in the mentioned as a likely No. 1 Hesset to the team and justified the W. Hyde proved a most valuable khallow end but were hopelessly is playing good bowls just now confidence placed in him. deep end and has the additional advantage.

Hyde-Lay found it hard work when the "T" scored five goals of being familiar with Silva's in the second half.

methods. F. V. Ribeiro is one of Palling against the tide, which was at Bull flowmany little Steele had his job cut out in the best No. 3's open to selection tricky undercurrents made them playing "policeman to G. Fowler, and his name is being linload, with selves manifest—and were rather and lack of experience told its that of R. F. L for the No. 3 discouraging J., C. Brown, who Itale here, for time and again he position. Luz, it is understood, is

was his opponent, was showing a took a wrong step to interceptable to devote as much time to steadiness and excellence which one of the "Y" leader's moves. the game as he did in the past. reached a very high standard.

and his play has consequently suffered.

Fine Refereeing An outstanding feature of the match was the excellent manner

England's Two Skips

Brown, at one head, was respon- sible for a shot that made a dif- ference of six in the score, în

Jin which Sergt. Yeomans, of the England has a host of players to favour of the Bowling Green Ha Lincolns, handled the game. He choose from and selection in this wicked-In-off a short wide bowl, was quick to pull up the offen-case will be a difficult task. A. W took the jack through, and count- ders and throughout made the en-Grimmitt and F. Callen are pro-ed four when the KCC. rink were counter as enjoyable as possible bably the two most likely skips, lying two.

Misleading Form

The opened the scoring in while V. Ramsey. Lapsley, H the first half when G. Fowler an-Beer and B. W. Bradbury are

Results in the Second Division expectedly volleyed from Kerr tofnames that will have to be given matches jtake Wildy zawares. The Lan-every consideration provided they one exception, the Craigengower v were as expected, with colns. however, replied through are available.

Civil Service match, where the Gutteridge, who scored with

With the progress made by the home team won in a decisive, mak- similar shot in the deep end Indian R.C. lately, India should

In the second half the "y" ran manage to enter a powerful con-how misleading form could really ner. Here we had an example of -Ecmbay, Marseilles & Londen.

riot, brilliant passing and posi-tingent with the redoubtable U. Me In the previous match, when Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, Lon-tioning among the team resulting Omar in the skip's position. E, el

don, Rotterdam Antwerp

&in five goals through Fourler (3). Arcalli is playing a vastly improved opposed to the Bowling Green, the Hall

game this season and should not look like novices; then they Craigenzower bowlers, were made Bombay, Marseilles & London

be overlooked. "Others are A. A.

overcome the Civil Servants who Bombay, Marseilles & London."

YMCAS. Fowler F. Fowler, Razack, A. R. Minn, D. Rumjahn and H. G. Lange, Kerri Ferrett, Gand A. R. Dalah

are no mean exponents of lasın. Marseilles Havre, London, Han-Fowler and R. Goldman,

bowis by the colossal total of.93; burg. Rotterdam, Antwerp &

HQ. Wing Line. Regt-Cpl. Wildy

Many of Scotland's strongest shots against the humble collec Hali

Pte. Freebourne and Pte. Blyth, Slinks will be conspicuous by theirtion of 38. Steele; Pte. Allison, Bdsm Gutteridge absence this year but a good rink and L/Cpl. Mackman,

could be selected from AM Holcharge of, must have been at the land, J. C. Chalmers, P. T. Farrell, very top of form to win by 42

Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Bombay, Marsellies, Havre, Loo- don, Rotterdam Antwerp & HAL

Bombay, Marseilles & Loan Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, Lori-

don, Hamburg. Antwerp, Bot- terdam, & Hall Marseilles & London

Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, Lon-

don.

Ebay, Mars. Havre L'don, Ebg -- E'dim. A'werp. & Hall.

Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Bombay Marseilles, London.

-* Cargo ozi

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* BRITISH INDIA APCAR SAILINGS

SIRDÉANA

TAKADA TILAWA. SANTHIA TALMA

1985.

8,000 ~ 5th July

3pm 7,000 19th July 10,000 2nd Aug. 8,000: 16th Aug. 10,000 30th. Aug.

Singapore, Part Swattenham,

Penang Rangoon and Calentta

7

Singapore, Penang. Rangoon and

Calcutta,

* Calls Part Swettenham

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (8)

NANKIN

NELLORE

TANDA

1935.

7,000

7,000

7,000

5th July 11 am 2nd Aug 31st Aug.

Manila, Robaul, Brisbane, Sydney Melbourne & Hobart

Lange, and Kerr.

The teams were

LAWN BOWLS

R. Duncan, and J. C. Brown.

Wales Not Entering?

The rink that W. Ward, has

[shots to 10!

J. C. Chalmers, of the Taikoo It is learned that because of a team, is in the opinion of many, hitch in last year's arrangements skipping the best rink among the Wales will not enter a team for Juniors and his record“ supports

LEADERS AGAIN

FAVOURED the competition this year. Their this contention.

most powerful representative, F. A Recent Enthusiast

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J. Jones, will not be playing for D. Bone, who joined the Taikoo a certainty, tiras leaving a vacancy Clab 16 years ago, gives him which would be almost impossible sterling assistance, although it is The Yacht Club and the Foot- ballers should just have the best

[to fl

only quite recently that he became of the argument against the Police and Kowloon C.C. respec- ¡tively.

The following are to-morrow's

teams:

SENIOR TEAMS Kowloon B. G. C.

Badding and L. Guy (skip).

Russell W. S. Drake,

There is every likelihood of an an enthusiast of the game. D. however, and, despite the fact that Kong against Shanghai, is also in Australian team being entered, Peoples, who has played for Hong

should be capable of giving any their number is limited they fine fettle.

A Brooksbank, of the Football other rink an enjoyable and pro-Club, has made extraordinary pro- bably a very worrying afternoon.. JIf entered the team would probably rese se regards form since the season opened. He was mainly comprise L. Glendinning, W. Bresponsible for his side's most Muskett, E. C. Fincher and W. Sworthy victory against the Hong Glendinning (skip), provided these

Kong Electric. bowlers are all available.

P. Farrell, R. Duncan, H. Nish, and A. Holland (skip).

J. G. Meyer, J. Tetley, V. Petherick and J. C. Brown (skip),

Kowloon Decks B. C.

V. Hast, A. N. Other, J. Kempton) and J. McKelvie (skip).

Selection Criticised The present system of selecting

G. Mitchell, J. Revie, W. Greig and the rinics for the competition is F. Cullen (skip)

V. Ramsay, T. Coleman, R. Lapsley not quite as satisfactory as it may and S. Gray (skip).

Falice R. C.

appear on the surface, for mang

feel, that it would be more advis

W. McLeod, T Tallon, F. Nolan and able to allow the countries: con- J. Saepherd (skip).

G. Moss, WS. Dall, E. G. Post and termed to choose whom they think W. E. Hollands (skip).

OBSOLETE VOTING SYSTEMS

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[should represent them rather than succession of violent fluctuations,

A. G. Channings, G. Perkins, J. C. leave the ungrateful task to the now to the left, now to the right,

S. Fender and W. MeHardy (siip).

Craigengower “A”

Association

and the tendency to trust every

A. E Coates, A. S. Gomes. D.

This seems reasonable enough, thing to mass effects, are evils Ramjahn and B. W. Bradbury (ship), for, after all, one group of men which if uncorrected will weeken

C. S. Summons, L. C. R. Sousa, H. of the same nationality is more our system of government to the

Begular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan Beer and U. M. Omar (skip). and Hong Kong to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydney - 19 days.

Cheap Holidays to Australia & N. Zealand.

SURFING

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S. Landolt, A. A Razack, Basa and. R. FL (skin).

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G. Dmem, Gill and El Areali

strongest team than a group of likely to know what would be their point of national disaster.

It is not only our Empire and various nationalities. It would be the trade and livelihood of our Brightman, W. parallel case if the Association people which are at stake, but also

chose the team they thought the that very freedom in which {most representat of a Club for have been reared and which league encount

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SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

"BHUTAN

TLAWA

1935.

6,000 10th Juły: 10,000 11th July

KAISERY-HIND 11,000 11th July *BEHAR RANCHI

TANDA

6,000* 24th July- 17,000 25th July 8,906,25th July

$2,000

3rd Ang

Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama Amoy, Shanghai, Moll, Esbe &

Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama Amby, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe

Shanghai, Moj Kobe Osaka

and subject to with Klectric

JUNIOR TEAMS CAKE

H. K. Electric R. C

R. C. Batler, W: Stoker GTL Fadrett and A. Paul (skip). LENGUHÁTT. P. Sanade J. Sker and In de Rome (skip)

AF Tabuck. P. RATON H McKay and A Webeter (skip) ____ Kowloon BG.C

Bright, G. Boss, La. A. Dinean] and GEL-F Thompson (sicip).

JHenson, W. E. Hae, C. Hoskin and IL.. Rasa (skip).

B. Rogers Henderson at t

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J. Russell?

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have passed the Bu time they wasted over the Act and the Betting Act.

Second Division Table To Date

E. R. Davies (CS

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