1937-06-22 — Page 20

SENORITA LIZANA TO MARRY SCOT

Met At Peebles Tournament

CHILEAN WANTS TO GO HOME FIRST

London, May 29.

It is understood that the engage- ment of Senorita Anita Lizana, the Chilean lawn tennis champion, to Mr. Ronald T. Ellis, of Invergowrie, near Dundee, will shortly be an- nounced. Mr. Ellis, who is 24, is the son of a Dundee-merchant.

Senorita Lizana, who is 22; re- ceived many congratulations yes- terday when playing in the Middle sex championships at Chiswick Park. She explained that she was not yet officially engaged.

"I am longing to go home to Chile, and the fact that I may marry a Scotsman will not inter- fere with my love for my country." She said later: "I think my affec- tion for Scotland is next to my love for my own land.”

E. C. JONES ON INJURED

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Young Pro's Bowling

Feats

London, May 28.-E. C. Jones, the Glamorgan spin bowler, pull- ed a muscle in his back when throwing the ball in the M. C. C. match at Lord's and will take no further part in the game. He will be unable to play in Glamorgan's next match, against Warwickshire, at Birmingham.

The young professional's bowl- ing feats this season had aroused great interest in his appearance in the Rest side against the M.C.C. Australian XI. Unfortunately for Jones, he had sent down only nine, overs and taken Verity's wicket when he injured himself.

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Mr. Ellis is a keen tennis player, and has taken part in several Scot tish tournaments. The couple met at Peebles last year, when Senorita Lizana won the Scottish champion- ship.

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 22, 1937.

TWO KOWLOON

DOCK PAIRS

ELIMINATED

Howard And Zimmern Win In Darkness

Three fixtures în the Third

INTERESTING

Round of the Colony Lawn Bowls OPEN PAIRS cided yesterday afternoon at Club ENCOUNTERS

Open Pairs Competition were de

de Recreio.

S. Randle and W. L. Walker, out- played B. Parks and M. Fergusson winners by 30 shots to 12. The took the lead on the first head, when they recorded a four, and held it throughout.

Omar Brothers To Meet Logan And

Meyer.

T. Coleman and G. N. Mitchell Third Round of the Open Pairs A very interesting game in the found C. Strange and T. Armstrong Bowls Championship is promised too good for them, and were beaten on the Civil Service green to-day, by 30 shots to 16.. The winners when the Omar brothers meet, J. S. scored a five on the 12th head.

Logan 'and J. G. Meyer.

The Craigengower pair. ́had;a hard tussle with Dallah and Adal in the Second Round, but played

well in the last few heads to win comfortably.

A very even game which finished in complete darkness was witnessed Senorita Lizana, who is one of between E. Zimmern and W. Ho the favourites for the Wimbledon ward and E. M. Hanlon and J. C. title this year, qualified yesterday Gill, the former pair entering the to meet Miss Alice Marble, the Fourth Round-by 19 shots to 18.. American champion, in the final of

Logan and Meyer were in great At the 15th head Hanlon and the Middlesex women's singles.

form in their last game against Gill were leading by 18 shots to 12. Morgan and Stephens, and a repro- The winners scored a three, and duction of that form will see them two singles on each of the 16th, in the third round.

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19th and 20th heads, respectively, N. B. Fraser and J. Riddell who bringing the scores to 18-17 on the will meet W. C. Gill and G. Duncan second last head in favour of Han- should qualify for the next round. lon and Gill.

The Police pair have not played a Playing in complete darkness, game in the competition yet. They Zimmern and Howard secured two drew a bye in the First Round and shots just to beat their opponents were conceded a walk over in the by the narrowest possible margin.

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INTER-SCHOOLS AQUATICS

Wah Yan Boys' Success

The fourth annual Hong Kong Inter-scholastic Acquatic Meeting was brought to a successful con- clusion last evening at the Ching Shing Bathing Club at Kennedy Town.

Securing first places in most of the events, Wah Yan Boys' College carried off the Championship, with the Chung Nam College close second..

The Mui Fong Girls' School won the Girls' Championship.

Chi-ting, Tsang Yu-hing and Tai- Chi-kok were the three students who were mainly responsible for Wah Yan's success.

The following is the. for the week:-

TO-DAY

programme

A. Hyde Lay and W. Macfarlane v J. Howells and A. Brooksbank.

J. S. Logan and J. G. Meyer v O. M. Omar and U. M. Omar.

W. Gill and G. Duncan v N. B. Fraser and J. S. Riddell.

(At the Civil Service)

TO-MORROW

J. Luz and R. F. Luz. v G. Perkins and F. Cullen.

J. Gibson and, T. Fergusson v W.

Mulcahy and J. W. Brown.

A. E. Silkstone and F. Goodwin v J. Revie and J. C. Brown.

(At the K.B.G.C.) M. A. R. Souza and C. S. Rosselet.

J. V. Ramsey and J. McKelvie, v

(At the Club de Recreio)

THURSDAY

E. W. Lines and W. Russell v. M. Purvis and W. Hillyer.

L. A. Gutteriez and B. Basto v E, Tuck and L. Whant.

T. Nolan and W. McLeod v S. Eccleshall and A. W. Grimmitt.

R. O. Read and G. H. Sherriff' W. Simmonds and J. Deakin.

Rosslyn Park To Remain

At Richmond Park

London. similar ciganisation.

for

the

Negotiations between the Rosslyn Another vital reason Park club and the proprietors of Park's decision to remain at Rich- their proposed new ground at Hamp-mond are certain restrictions im- ton Court have fallen through; posed 1 by the prospective vendor of Rosslyn Park will continue to play the ground--which the Park fear at the Old Deer Park, until their would handicap them still further. lease expires--a matter of some It is good news, however, that years.

Rosslyn Park had, last season, their The main reasons for the break-best financial year since the War, down of the Rosslyn Park club's and this in spite o of the keen com- plans for a move to Hampton Court petition in the Richmond district. are financial. It has been found Their balance of receipts, aver ex- that their commitments would penditure would make a minor soc- strain severely the resources of the cer club laugh, but it is sufficient- club-strain them even more unduly substantial to be the envy of any ly than does their Richmond ground Rugby Union club in London.

Club present, and this in spite of the At a meeting of the fact that Rosslyn Park are the big- Monday night K. H. Smith, the gest Rugby Union club in the world, former Uppingham player and Brad- with the largest income of any ford captain, was elected captain.

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