THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 17, 1939
LAWN BOWLS TOURNAMENTS
of the
The draw for the Gutierrez Interna | K. M. Omar, A. O. Madar and A. H. tional competition was made by the Rumjahn. Competitions Sub-Committee Lawn Bowls Association in Gande Price's offices yesterday as follows:
FIRST ROUND
Scotland v. Wales; China v. Portu- gal; Australia v. Switzerland on Sa- turday, at Kowloon Bowling Green Club, 3 p.m.
SECOND ROUND
China: W. Hong Sling, T. K. Lim, J. N. Wong and J. Pau. Reserves, W. Lam, Y. H. Tang and H. Y. Hsu.
Australia:-A. J. Kew, W. J. Reid, w. K. Way and E. C. Fincher.
Philippines-H, A. Castro, A. E. H: Castro, V. N. Atienza and R. Basa.
Switzerland:-W. Naef, L. Gaddi, J.
S. Landolt and C. S. Rosselet.
Malaya:A. Bakar, M. Y. Adal, M. R. Abbas and A. R. Dallah. Reserve, A. M. Wahab.
at Malaya v. India on Saturday, Kowloon Bowling Green Club, 3 p.m. Philippines v. Australia or Switzer- land; Ireland v. Scotland or Wales, Portugal:-L. Silva, R. F. Luz, F. V. China or Portugal v. England, on Sun-V. Ribeiro and C. G. Silva. Reserves, L. Xavier, B. Basto, K. F. V. Ribeiro day, at the, Kowloon Football Club.
and F. X. Silva.
TEAMS SELECTED
The following are the teams and re- serves for the Gutierrez International lawn bowls competition:
Perkins, W. Dail, C. Dowman, J. S. Riddell and J. R. McWalter.
Electric:-L. de Rome, H. S. McKay, G. T. Padgett, G.. G. S. Thomson.
Talkoo:-W, Melrose, R. Main, D. Munro and J. C. Chalmers.
Indian-S. M. Rumjahn, A. M. Wa- hab, D. M. Khan and A. R. Dallah,
Yacht Club:--B. E. Maughan, A. W. Brown, A. S. Mitchell and R. H. Wild. Prison Officers:-A. Jillott, T. Pile and T: Gooding.
KOWLOON
ARMY SPORTLIGHT
By “8QUADDY✶
WITH a fair number of matches played Cricket made its real de-
Both Artny sides were on view, the but for the season last Saturday. second eleven winning against the In- dian Recreation Club 2nd XI, and the Craigengower:-B. W. Bradbury, R. Basa, A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, w.first eleven going down to the Indian Recreation Club senior side by 30 runs..
Both
which sides produced form Ward, H. W. Randall, L. C. R. Souza
gives cause to hope that this season and A. E. Coates.
the Army will be a force to be reckon- Recreio: F. X. Silva, C. G. Silva, Led with in the League when it gets F. Xavier, C. M. Silva, F. V. V. RI-
going after Christmas, beiro, F. X. Soares, J. J. Basto, C. R. Pereira, E. Souza, A. F. Noronha, O. P. Remedios and J. A. Remedios.
Bowling Green Club:-J. Bower, W. S. Drake, R. Duncan, J. C. Gill, A. J. Hall, W. Macfarlane, J. G. Meyer, R. P. Phillips, T. E. Robson, A. S. Rus-gather six. Scotland: J. C. Chalmers, W. L.
sell, W. L. Walker and S. W. White. Walker, J. C. S. Fender and A. M. Hol-
K.C.C.:—E. C. Fincher, J. Fraser, A. Civil Service:-A. W. Grimmitt, M. lands. Reserves, W. McLeod, M. Fer- guson, D. Munro and W. Macfarlane. N. Rakusen, S. Eccleshall, R. R. Wood, W. Ramsey, A. Madar, F. Goodwin, E. Ireland: W. Mulcahy, P. J. Hamil-W. J. Burling, J. Hollidge and J. Dea-Kern, R. S. Meadows and G. E. Taylor. Kowloon Football Club:—J, T. Smal- ton, H. L. Lockhart and W. V. Field. | kin.
Football Club:—J, Russell, C. B. Ro-ley, W. V. Field, V. Chittenden, T. Wales: F. Channing, L. A. R. Dun- can, R. P. Phillips and F. J. Jones. bertson, L. Lammert, J. S. Howell, N. Fergusson, T. White, B. D. Evans, W.
and A. C. Simpson and P. Morgan. Reserves, A. A. Lewis and G. Davies. J. Bebbington, R. P. Shaw
Kowloon Tong-J. N. Wong, A. J. India: J. Hoosen, A. M. Omar, A. Brooksbank.
Police: J. C. S. Fender, W. Mair, P. Kew, J. L. Stephens and H. Gittins. Reserves, K. Minu and U. M. Omar.
England: S. Randle, F. Goodwin, A. J. Hall and B. W. Bradbury. Reserves, A. W. Grimmitt, E. G. Post, J. C. Gill and E. W. Simmonds.
AITKENHEAD SHIELD The following players have been se- |lected by their respective clubs for the Shield Competition be- Aitkenhead tween the Island and the Mainland, on the Kowloon K.C,C. green on Sa- turday, October 28:
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In the senior side, Captain Godby played a Captain's innings of 47 and Dilnot a last minute selection knocked up 24. A disappointment was Logan who for some reason was sent No. 3 instead of No. 1. He only managed to
Lieutenant Weedon usual was very steady and contribut- ed an extremely useful 23. Only one did anything with player the ball and as usual it was Hatfield, the Army's No. 1, bowler. His final figures were 3 for 42, not good, but was the first useful considering it match of the season and players have had little opportunity for practice.
The second side scored a- well- merited victory at Sookunpoo and they will be a formidable side in the Second Division providing they keep the same side together. However, 1 do not think this will be so as it is obvious that several players are fitted to take their place in the first eleven. Major Harvey will, I think, be one of those who will be elevated to the first team. He scored an extremely good 26 on Saturday and also accomplished a useful perform- ance with the ball taking four wickets for a cost of only 4.7 runs each. This on a wicket such as Sookunpoo is no mean performance. Captain What- man also did very well with the ball with 3 for 14. Captain Whatman how- ever, is likely to prove rather expen- sive at times, as are most spin bowl- ers, as he sends down so many loose balls. Webb did very well behind the | stumps, but he had no really fast bowl- ling to take and I do not think he is likely to get into the first eleven, not as a wicket-keeper at any rate. An absentee from the Army sides this week end was Lieut. C.M.M. Man who I understand will be devoting a lot of his time to football.
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MANY remarks have been passed during the last two weeks regard- the ing certain teams who play in Second Division of the Hong Kong Football League.
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On Saturday the University beaten ten to nil by the Royal Scots and a remark was passed after the match by a player to the effect that it was waste of time entering in the Sec- ond Division if all the games were go- ing to be like that..
I suppose it is too late to do any- thing about this state of affairs, this season, but it does seem to me that the powers that be should inquire more fully into the qualifications of sides which apply for entrance into the Second Division. After all most sides enter to get a better game.of. football and better grounds and to turn out against such teams of the strength of University or Club does not improve. the standard of the football or any- thing else. I am of the opinion that there are several Army sides which could quite satisfactorily take their place in the Second Division and give much better displays than one or two of the Civilian sides who are in that division.
THE American Marines are sending their Rugby team from Shanghai next month.
They are due to play the Army in November
COMMAND Headquarters open their Cricket season next Sunday when they meet R.A.F. at-Sookunpoo. Play opens at 2-18.
Headquarters team has been select- ed as follow
Colonel Rogers, Major Petri, Captain Burn, Conductor Ebbage,
and Chaléräft, Mr. Him;
ing, and Eddy; 8. M.
Watson
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