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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 8, 1940- Lawn Bowls Championship

UPSETS IN SECOND ROUND OF OPEN RINK TOURNEY

G. H. Sherriff (Skip)

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H. E. Strange,

F. Machado

C. M. Suvä

J. F. Ribeiro F., X. Silva 21 (Slilp)....

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to one skipped by M. N. Rakusen 24 (Sklp)) 18 OMAR'S RINK LUCKY of Civil Service and were decid- F. X. SILVA'S RECREIO RINK The rink skipped by U. M. Omar edly beaten by 37 runs to 10...

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had a very lucky escape into the The IRC. rink scored on only A. Second Division:rink skipped Third Round when they beat a by W: Harrower did well to Talkoo rink skipped by J. C. Chal-six heads which included two eliminate one skipped by F. X.mers. A four and a three in the threes. The Civil Servirce four, who were in graet form, estab- Silva.

last two heads robbed the Taikoolished a lead of 23 shots to 6 at Scoring on the whole was, on rink of what would have been a the 13th head. the low side and at the 18th head well deserved victory. THE DEFEAT OF THE HOLDERS, F.A., MACHADO, C. M. the Recreto four were leading by The Taikoo rink lead from the The LR.C. four scored a three The Bowling very start and aided by a five in at the next head, but Civil Ser- SILVA, J. V. RIBERIO AND F. X. SILVA, BY A SECOND DIVI- 18 shots to 16.

THE Green Club- scored a five at the the second head and a two in the vants scored on each of the re* included in AND HARROWER W. UNDER SION RINK ELIMINATION OF E. ZIMMER'S RINK, WHICH CREATED next. head which assured them of next drew away from their op- maining heads and

A MUCH game.

ponents and at the 10th head had their total two three and a four. BY BEATING

M. Purvis OUT- JA, Morton

established a commanding lead of K. M. Rumjahn

U. A. Rumjahn W. J. Burling SURPRISE IN THE FIRST ROUND

OF E. A. Alikinė

19 shots to 5.

A. M, Rumjabu W. J. Hillyer: FANCIED RINK UNDER H. A. ALVES, WERE THE”

IN THE SECOND ROUND

At the 12th head Taikoo weres, M. Rumjabn M. W. Rakusen STANDING PERFORMANCES

M. Harrower

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not score on the next six heads FAYED YESTERDAY.

THE STRANGES BEATEN

E. ZIMMERN'S FOUR BEATEN while the C.C.C. rink had in the Hárrower's rink were being led

A Police rink skipped by J. C The Craigéngower rink skipped meantime reduced the lead to 20 at the 19th head. by 16 shots to 18

The Strange brothers, were un-

Aitken had no difficulty against, 2 by E. Zimmern which created the shots to 16. but on the 20th head registered aj

It still seemed to be the Taikoo a rink skipped by W. E. Hollands five which meant all the difference fortunate to be eliminated by

rink skipped by G. H, Sherrif for big surprise in the First Round by to them.

MEYER'S RINK WIN EASILY at the 20th head they were being defeating H. A. Alves' four were Rink's game when Chalmers scor- and won by 26 shots to 12.

The losers started off well and Club led by only 20 shots to 19, but the beaten by a Recreio rink skipped ed. a singleton in the next lead.

With only two heads to go Omar at the seventh head were leading A Bowling Club Green rink skipped by J. C. Meyer won Bowling Green Club scored a four by C. Roza-Pereira.

The Recreio rink led from the scored a four in the 20th head and by 8 shots to 2 but after that fell

to badly away. easily against one: skipped by J. on the last head. The Stranges

started off with a three but Sher-start but at the 11th head were followed, this up with a three

thelon level terins with the score 11 win by two shots much against| MacKelvie of Kowloon Docks.

the general run of play. The Bowling Green four led rif's men scored à four on

"They then scored a four to take w. Melrose from the start and at the 14th third head and at the 12th. head all..

ony R. Main.. bead were leading by 26 shots to were leading by 12 shots to 9. The

looked The Docks four scored five Civil Service four were being led the lead and from thence

back, finishing D. Munro..

(Skip) shots on the next two heads and at the 16th head by 20 to 11, but never followed this up with a singleton thanks to two threes, they were strongly with a three and a sin-J. C. Chalmers to reduce the lead at the 18th able to reduce the lead to 20-10gleton. head to 26-10. The winners scor-at the 20th head, ed a three at. the. 19th head and followed this up with a singleton. J. E, Henson, The Docks registered a three at

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the last head,

M. Ferguson.

T. Coldman

R. Morrison

J. McKelvie

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L. Sykes,

H. Bicknell

G. W. Deacon

J. G. Meyer

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-LAST HEAD

A six on the last

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head de-

cided the issue between a four led

by Brooksbank and one

by S.

Eccleshall which was won by the former by 28 shots to 19.

Hong

Steady scoring saw the Kong Football Club leading by 22 shots to 15 at the 18th head. Thé. the Civil Service rink reduced lead to 22 shots to 19 at the 20th head but a six at the last head won the game for the Club four. G. Duncan

C. F. Needham

N, J. Bebbington

A. Brooksban!

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C. J. Walker

H. Lord

A, Steven

S. Eccleshall

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EASY WIN FOR GRIMMITT'S. RINK Grimmitt's Civil Service Rink had an easy passage into the Third Round when they trounced Taikoo Dock four by 30 shots to 16.

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Grimmitt was leading by 30 shots to 6 at the 17th head and had scored a six, two fours, three and three twos. The Tai koo pair four finished strongly with a one, a three, a one and à five.

E. W: Simmonds

J. Deakin

F. Jones

A. Grimmitt .

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J. Wald

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30 (Skip) CHITTENDEN'S FOUR OUSTED In a low scoring game, a rink under M. R. Abbas beat one skip- ped by V. Chittenden by 17 shots to 15.

The IR.C. four led throughout and scored on 12 heads and at no time was there a greater differ- ence of three shots.

W. Simpson

A. Eastman

P. Younghusband.

V. Chittenden

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A. K. Suffad

A. S. Suffiad

A. K. Ismail

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M. R. Abbas

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R. Duncan's four registered an overwhelming victory over a rink skipped by A. A. Lewis and won by 30 shots to 14.

The losers Started off well enough and at the 8th head, thanks to a four, were leading by 10 shots to 6. At the 13th head 14 they were still leading bv shots to 8, but thereafter failed to score on any of the reaming: heads while the opposition, who were now outplaying them, then the scored on very head and in course of the game scored a five,

and two fours, two threes twos.

W. Hong Sling

W. Houston

G. S. Ladd

E. Levett

T. L. Lock

A. Calmari

A. A. Lewis

R. Duncan-

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A. M. HOLLAND'S FOUR

· SURPRISED,

Wo

One of the biggest surprises of

the afternoon was at Kowloon Football Club when à Police-four. a rink under Carey eliminated skipped by A. M. Holland to win by 31 shots to 13...

The Police started in whirlwind fashion and at the 11th head were leading by 19 shots to 3, aided by three threes; a four and a two.

A. M. Holland's rink-reduced the lead to 20 shots to 8 at the 14th head but the Police rink scored a four at the 15th head to lead at the 17th by 25 shots to 9.

>The Bowling Green rink scored a four at the 18th which was the last of the afternoon while Police finished but with a singleton- u three and a two.

F: A. Cheesman G. EF. Thompson J. C. Gil "A.-M; Holland

E. G. Post"

W. Cameron

G. Perkins

A E Carey

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E. F. Pope A. Bower

W. Penney.

D. C. Alves

E. L. Strange

S. H. Strange

F. X. Delgado W. McNeill

A M. Xavier

C. M. S Alves;···

Roza. Pereira

.C... Strange

E. Zimmern,

POLICE DERBY

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A six on the 13th head sealed Aitken and when their fate

15th head scored a four on the Hollands' rink had little nope; of

A. A, Razack K. M, Omar A. M. Omar

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U. M. Omar

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saving the, game.

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B. Hollands

A. Soutar

S. M. RUMJAHN'S RINK

OUTCLASSED.

N. B: Fraser

D. Taylor

J. S; McDonalds

An LR.C, rink skipped by S. M. w. Hollands Rumjahn offered: little resistanco

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W. Harris

J; C. Aitken:"

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