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Lawn Bowls League Teams For To-morrow

FIRST DIVISION

The following Lawn Bowls teams

the irst Division

Phillips H E Strange, Strange and J. Hollidge (Skip).

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PE. Knight, I Gellatley, A. Grîm- mitt and S Randle (Skip).

S. Eccleshall, L. G. Collyer, J. Deakin and J. F. McGowan (Skip).

HKFC

G. Dunean, W. Gill, A. Hyde Lay and E. Tock (Skip).

E. S. Carter, J. H. Gelling, A. Mac- farlane and N. J. Bebbington (Skip).

7. S. Howell, E. J. Edwards, F. H. W. Haynes and J. Rodger (Skip)..

FC.C.

AE Silkstone, R H E Marks, H. Overy and E. G. Fincher (Skip).

A. A. Dand, T. Madar, R. Craig and F. Goodwin (Skip).

W. Mulcahy, J. W. M. Brown, E Kern and J. M. Jack (Skip).

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-I C B Sousa, M. A. R. Sousa,.A. E Costes and B. W. Bradbury (Skip).

A. S. Gomes, V. N. Atienza, A. M Omar and U. M. Omar (Skip).

JS Landolt, A. A. Razack, C. S. Rosselet and B Basa (Skip).

SECOND DIVISION

Second jsion to-morr

odger CB. Robert AR. Selby (Skip).

F. H. Grover, LA E. Brooksbank (Skip).

JS Beach, R. P. nsself (Skip).

Smith and

Tacchi, A, J. Kew

W. W. Hirst and

R. Soares, E. McNay, K. M. Omar and M. J. Medins (Skip).

JW Leonard, H. W. Randal, B. W. Whiteman and H. V. Pearse (Skip).

N. P. Karanjia A. J. Coelho, W. J. Bagley and W. K Way (Skip)

Taikoo DRC

W. Melrose, R. Wright, W. Cunning- ham and R M Keown (Skip).

F. Hillon, A. McArthur, J. C. Polson. and J. C. Chalmers (Skip)...

W. Brown, T. Grimes, J. A. Watson and T. F. Stainton (Skip).

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HF. Stoneham, U. E. Fingalsen, M. White and V. Petherick (Skip

E. V. Searle PT. Barby, Hamilton and J. G. Meyer

THIRD DIVISION,

he following are the Third Division Bawn Bowls teams for to-mor

HKFC.

G. Wal-

E. Casey, W. J. Buller, R. A. Tren- grove and V. Walker (Skip). BA. Mansell, J. Barnes, lington and G. E. Stephens (Skip).

A. W. Hayward, J. Dobson, F. P. Anslow and P. Morgan (Skip).

C.C.C

owloon Tong

mond, WI Ho

ward and A Basts (Skip

L. Stephens, TN Simpson and B. Basto (Skip).

H-Gittins, C. I Gregory, A Spary and SL Houghton (Skip)

K.F.C

C. M. Hall, W. Forsyth, J.

and R. Hall (Skip).

White

Le Bones, W. Mackie, R. Lapsley and J. Watson (Ship)..

A. Lapsley, F. W. Wright, J.T. Smal- ley and Gibson (Skip).

Reserves T. White, J. Boyes.

AMAZING

BATTING

G. Payne, W. J. Penney, FX Del BY R. H. MOORE

gado and AES- Atres (Skip):

D. Rosario, J. Pau, E. Zimmern and F. J. Smith (Skip).

E. Kerrison, J. H. Xavier, Atkins and Y. Abbas (Skip).

CS.C.C

J. R. Pengelly, C. Champelover, W. Cathos and H. Westlake (Skip).

ME. Purvis, L. R. Whant, W. R Hinyer and M. Rakusen (Skip).

M. Cumitti, G.-F. Bentley, and E: W. Simmonds (Skip).

FRIGIDAIRE

HOUSEHOLD CABINETS

EASY

INSTALMENT

PLAN

5 YEAR

GUARANTEE

Cook

Scores 316 Out Of

Total Of 509

HOME CRICKET

London, To-day. Amazing batting by R. H Moore, the Hampshire skipper, was the fea- ture of County cricket matches which concluded yesterday. Com- piling easily the highest

his career, Moore, cure of

usually

opens, hit out to such good effect that he scored no fewer than 316 runs out of a total of 509, scoring his runs at an amazing pace.

were

Thanks to fine bowlings by Her- man and Greese, Warwick then sent back for 185 and 181 leav- ing Hants victors by an innings and 143-runs.

Middlesex beat Worcestershire by an innings and one run at Wor- cester, Hendren and Edrich-making useful contributions, Hampshire amassed 327. Thanks to brilliant bowling by Smith and Gray, Hants were then put out for 121 and 205. Scores as cabled by Reuter, were. At Bournmouth, Hampshire beat Warwickshire by an innings ami 143

TERS.

Hampshire 509 (R. H. Moore 316,

Paris 75).

Warwickshire 185 (Herman 5 for 12)

and -181 (Creese 7 for 85). At Worcester, Middlesex best Wor- cestershire by an innings and one run. Middlesex-327 (Edrich 78, Hendren

87). Worcesters

-121 (Smith 5 for 25, Gray 5 for 38) and 205.

MISS P. HOLMES SCORES 200 FOR AUSSIES

London,-July

The Australian women cricket.

beat

of England by eight Basingstoke Miss P. Holmes retired after scoring 200-in the Tourists' first innings total of 342 for five wickets declared.

The West faced arrears of 124 when 1 batting a second time. Al- though avoiding an innings defeat they left the Australians to get only 30 for victory, a feat they accom- plished for the loss of two wickets.

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