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THE CHINA MAIL" FRÐAY, JULY 31, 1936

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INTERESTING LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE CARD LAST

Mra Leonore Kight-Wingard, of Homestead, Pennsylvania, win- ner of three free-style titles at the national AAU. outdoor swimming championships meet at Manhattan Beach, New York. last month, was judged the outstanding performer meet. She is here shown with Joseph P. Day, who senting a medal. Below Mrs. Wingard is shown in action.

at the is pre-

CHAMPIONS STILL THE BEST TEAM

NEWCOMERS SHINE IN JUNIOR MATCHES RAIN RUINS MANY TIES

(By "Skip")

CRAIGENGOWER "A," reigning First Divi-

sion.

matches

the

Civi

BRILLIANT RECORD

D.

SATURDAY

DUNCAN RETAINS

LEADERSHIP

LUZ'S CHALLENGE FOR

HONOURS

COMPLETE LEAGUE SKIP RECORDS

The following are the complete records of all senior and junior skips in the League this season to date:-

FIRST DIVISION

R. Duncan (K.B.G.C.)

W. E. Hollands (P.R.C)

12

K. F. Luz (CCC “A”) ́

SHOTS P. W. L D. F. A UP Down Pts. 12.9 3 0.260 191 €9

४ 3 1.249 228 21 Q 12 $ & 1 300, 205 : 95 •

18

17

3. Fraser (K.CC)

8

B

0 0 184 121

63

Q

16

U. M. Omar (CCC. “A”)

13

$

3 0

252 245

37

16

A. M. Holland (KBG.C.)

11.

74 0

231 187

44

14

F. Jones (CS.C.C.)

11

F

4 Q 222 225

0

14

| W. Gil (CC.C. "F")

11 7

4 @ 214

14

3 0.270

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14.

14

13

M. KHAN, the Indian Be-. 4. Alves (Recreio) A Hyde-Lay (K.C.C.) creation Club lawn bowler, L. Guy (E.BG.C)

W. Maiz (P.X.C) A. R. Minu (IRC)

sion Lawn Bowls League champions, proved that last Saturday week's defeat was only a tem- porary lapse by beating the Indians quite com- fortably when they met at Sookunpoo on Satur- day. The K.C.C. game at Craigengower was the only other one played in the First Division, the heavy rain during the night causing three matches as well as one in the Second Division to be postponed.

With their hardest matches behind them, Craigengower “A” was born in India 27 years ago, B. Basa (CCC. “4”) seem assured of the championship for the third time in succes- but he may be said to be a Hong F. X. de Silva (Recreio)

Their remaining

are against Service, the Police and Kowloon Dock, at home and against ng boy as he has spent most of C. S. Rosselet (C.CC "B")

his time in the Colony, having ar- Taikoo away, while they have to meet their "B" team in what rited here when only a few years R. Wallace (T.D.R.C.) is nominally an away fixture.

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club, who are at present their old. He was educated at the Ellis A. R. Dallah (LRC) nearest rivals, have four away games, against the Police, Taikoo, doorie School for Indians, where C. G. Silva (Recreio) Craigengower B and Club de Recreio, with Kowloon Dock and he won many prizes in the field. Y. Adal (LRC) the K.C.C. having to visit them at Austin Road The clash of sport, winning the Senior VictorW. V. Field (CCC. "B")

J. Hollidge (CS.C.C.) between the pioneer Club and the Portuguese may well decide Ludorum for two years in succes-J. McKelvic (K.D.R.C.)

sion

G. Cooper (K.D.R.C.) the runners-up honours if it is not too early to be writing

From the Indian School he went. P. Phillips (E.C.C.)

J. F. Macgowan (CSCC) about this.

The Indians began very on to Queen's College and at once 3. C. Chalmers (T.D.R.C.) strongly against Craigengower made a name for himself as an all-F. Callen (K.DRC) last Saturday and had quite a rounder. Be took part in football, S. Logan (PRC) useful lead up to the 10th head, tennis, cricket and athletics, while N. Drummond (TDR.C.) thanks chiefly to Adal, who had he also con the heavyweight cham.3. Shepherd (PR.C.)

G. N. Mitchell (K.D.R.C.) then scored 15 to Omar's 2 pionship in the College boxing IC Polson (TDRC) But it was "goodbye to all that" tournament.

H. V. Pearse (C.C.C. "B") E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.) by the time five more ends had

On leaving school Khan joined K. W#7 (CCC. “8′′) been played and the visitors, spurred on perhaps by the the Indian Recreation Club and is J. Deakin (C.S.C.C.)

now one of its most popular mem-K. T. Bebbington (K.C.C.), famous Sookunpoo curry puffs, bers, being known to all his club-J. V. Ramsay (K-DEC) began to pile up the points. mates as "Dosti." He won the M. J. Henderson (EB.G.C.)

W. Macfarlane (K.B.G.C.) end and a five at the 14th, whilst RC. lawn bowls championship in J. Cavanagh (C.C.C. "B" a further four later on gave him 1955, and it was in that year, AK Minu (LR.C.)

when playing for the combined 1 Lindsay (ED.R.C.) victory by just that number. It

1.B.C. and Craigengewer. C. C. R. Keown (T.D.R.C.) (By "SKIP") Craigengower "A" will enter was a brilliant recovery and need-rink against the Shanghai team, A E. Silkstone (K.C.C.)

ed all Omar's skill and fighting that he made a name for himself W. Weir (TDR.C.) Yesterday's game was very dis-tain the Police in the First “Divi-|

standard of sion of the Lawn Bowls League to spirit to make it possible.

as a first class bowler. Incident G. Craig (K.C.C.) appointing and the

R. Lapsley (KDRC) Both R.F. Liz and C.S. Rosselet ally, that was the first defeat in A. O. Madar (LEC) bowls was a long way below that morrow and should not meet with| lof Championship and Inter-very serious opposition from their had less difficult tasks and little to ficted on the tourists that season- port standard, Alves being the neighbours. I anticipate a win for worry about after finding their

Khan plays regularly for the worst offender.

the Taikoo Club; in spite of their green. The K.C.C., with a scratch

team out, were no match for Sookumpoo Club in the Lawn Bowls Gutierrez gave a very nonchal-playing the Civil Servants

lat cricket, in the second elever. ant display, but although he was from home. This will be Jones Craigengower "B", who also had League and also turns out for them always a few shots in arrears up last match as he leaves the Colony an unfamiliar line-up.

the 19th head, he was much on the following Saturday. His

GUTIERREZ DEFEATS

H.A. ALVES DISAPPOINTING DISPLAY IN SINGLES SEMI-FINAL

A. GUTIERREZ, winner of the Colony's Open Singles Lawn

L. Bowls Championship in 1935, more than held his own yes

terday evening at the Kowloon Docks Recreation Club green when he defeated H A. Alves, the favourite, by 22 shots to 17 in the remaining semi-final round tie, thus qualifying to meet A. E. Coates (Craigengower) in the Final

DIVECHA MAKES

113 NOT OUT

Parsee C.C. Just Lose To S.C.C. On Time

MOORE IN BRIGHT MOOD

JONES PLAYS

LAST GAME

FOR CS.C.C.

Joe Fraser May Turn Out For K. Docks!

INTERESTING BOWLS CARD TO-MORROW

away

Omar secured a four on the 11th

Debacle Avoided » more confident than his opponent. keenness for the game and the en- Fincher could make nothing of Alves had the misfortune to thusiasm he imparts into his fel-W. Gill and only a spart in the strike the bogey 13" on the 14th low players will be sadly miseed last six heads saved his rink from head, and was not able to register at the Valley, especially so when a debacle, for up to then he had la score for the following five they are short of good skips.

L

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"Skip's". Forecast

beads.

· (Continued on Page 5) Scores were:-

H. A. Älves A. La Gotierrez

0

C.CC. "A"

9

G.S.C.C.

FIRST DIVISION

72 P.R.C.

-T.R.C.

68 C.C.C. Br

65 LRC

hand.

secured only two singles to his op- ponents 26 shots! He finished up with a deficit of 19 shots.

Hyde-lay, on the other had a very useful win against Pearse. He had his brother Ar- thur playing as No. 2 and he more: than pulled his weight.

Arthur Lay commenced playing 46 only this year, but has taken to the game very well. On the other 60 rink, Silkstone, re-appearing as a First Division skip, suffered de- feat at the hands of W.V. Field,

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who had a good day. Modi as his

LR.C. BOWLS Interport Cricketer Wins Singles Title

KHAN AND RUMJAHN WIN IN DARKNESS

A. R. Minu, the Interpost cricketer, won the Lawn Bowls Singles Championship of the Indian Recreation Club yester- day when he beat H. A. Mirro by 21. shots to 16 over 24 heads.

0. 184

6 0 219

7 0 239

22 156 140

6 0 217 7-0 234

230

10

24

10

41 167 133

1 1942 184

10

4

6 1 199 223

3

6 1 191 203

3 2 0 68 102

0

3 0 126 130

40 325 160

101

100

21

0-18 18

1 0 15

16

12

24

1 0 20

10 30

59

0

139

01 0 01.0

CO

SECOND DIVISION

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354.167 167 20 6927 6927 600 600 354

SHOTS

P. W.

A L. D. E.

UP Down Pts. 13 13 0 0 346 14% 170

0 298 214

3.0 247

195

1 0 202 161

H. Rose (KB.G.C.)

G. E. F. Thompson (K.B.G.C.) 13 12 1

F. X. Soares (Recreio)

12 9

C. H. Basto Becreio)

8

G. H. Sherriff (K.B.G.C.)

5 0 272 203

5 0 268 222

J. Rodger (HE.F.C. “A”)

H. F. Westlake Jr. (CSCC)

W. Ward (C.CC.)

A. E. Carey (PBC)

H. V. Pearse (C.C.C.)

Y. Abbas (CCC)

1. A. R. Selby (HK.F.C. "B"]

L. J. Silva (Recreio)

AE Silkstone (K.C.C.)

S. Logan (P.R.C.)

J. M. Jack (E.C.C.)

L. E. Lammert (K.C.C.)

1. Bentley (RHKYC)

J. Russell (BK.F.C. “À”)

C. B. Robertson (H.K.F.C. “A”)

W. H. Muskett (HKERC)

J. S. Riddell (P.R.C.)

A. A Lewis (C.C.C.)

A. F. Paul (HKFC)

In the final of the Lawn Bowls F. Lunny (HLKER.C)

61 No. 2. played his usual sound game Doubles Handicap of the same club, A. Stevenson (E.HLY.C.)

KR.G.C.

60 KD.R.C.

¡C. de R

[KCC

SECOND DIVISION

P.R.C.

62 HK.F.C. “A”.

14

REKY.C

5$ C.S.C.C.

HKERC

47 K.B.G.C.

48

H.K.F.C. “B” C. de R.

ca.co

$5 K.C.C.

74

Figures denote

results

of last

year's game and

are favoured to: win..

Shanghai, July 7. Bright cricket was seen on the Cricket Club pitch yesterday when i a home team captained by Erig.-) Gen. E. B.. Macnaghten defeated the Parsee Cricket Club side by two wickets. The Parsee Cricket Club had first knock and scored 19 229 runs for the loss of seven wic- kets when they declared. In reply the Cricket Club team emulated their opponents and scored 231 15 runs in two hours and twenty minutes for the loss of 8 wickets.

The feat of the day was a cen-' tury scored by 3 J. Divecha who; 20 carried his bat for 113 runs. He 21 had a long stay at the wicket, being associated with the Shroff *brothers in profitable partner- ships. Divèche went in fourth batsman, and together with F. R Kermani added 21 runa.

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and was always doing useful work, also played yesterday, D. M. Khan N. M. Currie (HKFC "B"). whether drawing or "mixing them and S. M. Rumjaha beat A. EL A. Gutierrez (Recreio) up" a bit.

Mádar and A. Dallah by 21 R. Darica (CS.C.C)

E. Rosario (Becreio) Closest Match

shots to 20.

W. McHardy (PRC) The closest match in the junior

The game was finished at 8S Deacon (KER.C)

V. C. Labrum (KCC) division was played at Cox's Path, teams underlined where the KCC. entertained the 'clock and matches and lighted B. Uvery (CC

cigarettes had to be used to direct K. S. Robertson (BAKY.C.)

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Shred, spre With Lawn Bowls Teams For To-morrow

7. Shroff, S7 runs were added and,

with R. F. Shroff 57 more went on;

the board.

FIRST DIVISION

IRC

A. J. Coelho, B. W. Whiteman, H.

D. M. Khan, S. M. Eamjahn, A EV. Pearse and W. V. Field (sitip).

A. J. Barson scored 53 for the The following are the First Divi-Mina and M. T. Adel (skip). Club, R. Booth hit ap 24, and G.sion bowls teams for to-morION,

R. Moore had a merry knock of 8

P.R.C

-M. R. Abbas, A. H. Ramjahn, A. M Wahab and A. B. Dallah (skip).

J. Hoosen, A Bakar, A. O. Madar

runs. The match was won just on W. Greig, C. Dowman, J. Oren and A: P! Minn (skip)." time, the innings closing at 6.25 and W. Hollands (skip)...

DAIL

LGlendering FE E. BookET,

J. Shepherd and S. Logan (skip); The strong wind was utilised by W. McKay, Channing, pl bowlers to good effect, J.B. H. Dall and W- Mair (skip).

KEG.C A.S. Russell, Watson, W. Mac farine L Gay (skly)--

R. Han, E. W. Lines, S. Randle, P. Duncan (skip)>WARNA eng ES. A. Eright, J. E. Henson, M.

Henderson, A. M. Holland, (skip).

D.

F. K. Modi, I. G. E. Souza, A. Coates and R. F. Luz (skáp),

Gomes, 3. Cavanagh, Bamjake and U. M. Omar (zidip).... CS. Eosselet and R. Bass (skip},"

W. Bandet,

Leckie taking four of the Parme CSC.CTS. Landolt, Dr. V. M. Asen wickets for 61 runs and the moet A. Steven, C. Stamps, A. W. Gem successful of the opposition's at mitt and Jones (sicip)."

P. E. Knight, J. Gellatly, L. A "Coll- Ayer and J. F. Macgowan (skip) created to him. Shroff also M. Parvis, M. N. Rakusen, getting 4 for 61.

H. Callips and J. Hollidge (akip

tack had the identical analysis

W. Lenard M. Omer and WE Way (skip).. 17. 2. Soares Phelps Chug

Summons and W. Gill (skip).

the players to the position of the R. R. Wood (CSCC)

jack.

NAVAL OFFICERS BEAT ARMY OFFICERS AT. HOCKEY

B. E. Maughan (R.HX.T.C)

R. H. E. Marks (PEC) Webster (HIKER.C)

E. J. Edwards (H.K.F.C. "B")

E. S. Abraham (R.HK.X.C.)

W. Cullips (CSCC)

A. Chapman CELLF.C. "B")

A. E. & Alves (CCC)

G. E. Cortello (R.HE.X.C.)

W. Phelps (CCC) W W. Hirst (K.C.C)

FW. Hayes (HKF.C. "F"); A. T. Hamition (RILLY.C) A Spary (KCC)

1. Houghton (ECC)

A hockey game played at Sham-S shuipo Camp between a team of Gregory (HEP.C "A")

WS. Drake E.BG.C.). Submarine Officers captained by A Kitchell (CC)

H. Gittim, V. C Labrum, B. G. Lieut. Commandez. B. C. S. Gar L. C. R. Sou (C.C.C.). Craig and E. C. Fincher (p)...

wood, BN. and the Officers of the T. W. Car (E.C.C.) G. Let, A. T. Lay F. Goodwin and East Lancashire Regiment, cap-P. A Yorick (Roche)

A. McKellar CEFC Byde Lay (skip)daliter flanges

P. Broadridge, H. Overy, & Spary tained by Lieut. P. Williams, BF Westlake Sr. (CS.C

and A. E. Silkstone (skip)

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resulted in a win for the Naval lomcers by the odd goal in seven. ?

G 4 0 154 188

6 6

0 219 236 S 30 164 170 30 142 145

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0 120

109

143

0 185

180

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186

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8.0

80 212

5 1.159

0:0

76

30 136

3-0 111

115

0.107 122 0 129 166

1 98 85

6 1 150 190 1..0 69 43

1 0 57'50

0.66

4: 73100

0

94

81

91 85

92

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157

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