OPEN PAIRS AND RINKS
first Mackay v. A. Steven and J: A.
R. Selby.
At Kowloon Bowling Green Club G. E. F. Thompson and E. V. Shields and C. Searle v. H. F. Hatt; E. A. Aitken and J. G. Meyer v. E. Levett and H. Spong.
The draw for the rounds of the Pairs and Rinks events in the Colony lawn bowls tourna ment was made
yester. day in the offices of Messrs. Gande, Price and an Co., with Sir Atholl Mac- Gregor presiding.
First batch of matches will be played on Tuesday
Following is the draw; -
Open Pairs
June 10
At Kowloon Football Club 1. Drew and V. C Dixon, v T. A. Mudar and A. E. P. Guest; V. Atienza and V, Chiffenden V. A. Eastman and W. Simpson.
At Cralgengower C.C. W. K. Way and E. Zimmern v. C. W. Lamm and N. P. Karanju: H. Nish and G. Sewell v. E. G. 1 Post and W (*ameron
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At Club de Recreio
At Civil Service C.C. K W. Forrow and A. G. Gruf. G, Willerton and G.
Davies.
JUNE 13
At Kowloon Football Club K. C. Hamilton and A. M. Hol- land v. H. Brokenshire and A Zimmern; J. W. Leonard and W. Ward v. R. P. Phillips and J. McKelvic.
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At Police Recreation U. A. Rumjahn and A, H, Rum- Jahn v. C. F. Needham and A. Brooksbank.
JUNE 16
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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 6, 1941.
DRAWN SUNDAY'S
Open Rinks
JUNE 16
At Civil Service Cricket Cub J. W. Leonard, G. S, Ladd, L. C. R. Souza and M. J. Medina (Skip
At Kowloon Football Club G. H. Sherriff and A. Hyde Lay. A. G. Grattan, J. H. Gelling v. H. A.
and F. V. V. C. F. Needham and A. Brooksbank (Skip); J. Riddell, J. McWalter Ribeiro.
J. C. Aitken and W. Mair (Skip v. W. E. Webber, W. Higgs, S. H Marvin and F. N. Hill (Skip).
At Police Recreation Club
J. H. Gelling and H. G. Wall- ington v. L. A. Jordan and C. E. Langley.
At Civil Service Cricket Club
H. Bicknell and G. Elphick v.
SENIOR MATCHES
By "Lead"
Cralgengower
wrote
off
any
illusions Recreio "B" might have.
had of their ability to do better than their champion seniors, and won their match on Sunday with. out conceding a point.
The home team never looked At the tea interval
At Hong Kong Football Club W. McLeod, W. B. Harris, W. Slike losing. Dall and J. Shepherd (Skip) v. C Gough, J. Hayward, A. Soutar anc
they were 18 shots up and after
C. H. Gough and J. E. Hayward. C. Pile (Skip); C. Woodcock, vthe interval they kept on piling
up shots.
Busest Rume was between Omar and Guterres, who were nine-all at tea, and on the 20th head, Omar led by only one shot. The Inst head was very exciting. the doctor Recreio lay the shot but
being
narrow with both his woods.
Vas outstanding with
very medicos combining
woll. For
good support
Byes into the Second Round:- Atienza, C. Dowman and V. Cait W. McLeod and W. S. Dall; S. tenden (Skip) v. K, M. Rumaha Eccleshall and J. Shepherd; C. S. Yusuf. U. A. Rumjahn and S. At Craigengower C.C.
Dowman and F. Channing; A. E. M. Rumjahn (Skip). G. J. Perkins and W. Mair v. Coates and B. W. Bradbury; A. At Kowloon Football Cub J. V. Ramsay and R. Morrison.
M. Omar and U. M. Omar; L. C. S. R. Selina, F. K. Modi, W. A. failed to improve the position. Omar At Kowloon Bowling Green Club R. Souza and M. J. Medina; LRozario and H. W Randall (Skip filed with his first wood to alter the
W. C. Ogley and T. Fergusson Gaddi and C. S. Rosselet; J. S. v. S. A. Gray, E. Curtis, A. W.
le but with his last wood he hit one v. L. J. Silva and J. P. V. Ribeiro; Howell and W. GI; K. M. Rum- Smith and E. C. Fincher (Skip).
of his front woods which rolled up to A. A Dand and W. V. Field v
Jahn, und S. M. Humjahn; M. R. At Poños Recreation Club push out Recreio's shot wood, leaving Omar's was D Hung and F. R. Zimunero, Abbas and A. R. Dullah; E. M.
F. X. Delgado, A. Kitchell, C. the homesters with two.
trine lucky, The At Hong Kong Football Club
Remedios and E. de Souza; H. R. W. Lam and N. P. Karanjia a good shot but a
well together. 1 A. Rozario and J. S. Landolt Pinna and B. Basto; C. F. Vas and (SRip) v. E. Strange, S. Strange, visitors played really and the two v. M. F. Alarcon and L. F. Xavier;' J. C. Remedios, C. Roza Pereira C. Strange and H. Strange (Skip).
Colledge and E. Kirun
and F. X. M. da Silva; G. V. Mc-W. E. MacFarlane, J. M. Thump-Craigengower U M Omar was Line WB Harris and A. Souter.
Grath and V. H. Freeman; J. son, J. D. Thomson and W. Muc-mainstay and received F. Nolan and B. Jillott A. W
At Civil Service C.C.
McCutcheon and G. Gowland; W. Farlane (Skip) v. P D. Crawley, from Dick Basa but the two younger Smuth and E Curtis, W McNei M A. Baptista and G. S. Ladd J. McCarrach and W. J. Bagley: E. Kirmon, J. Hempsey and W. J. Omars had an off day,
Leigh A
Best bowls of the afternoon was wit J. Hurst and C. Turpin; L. Sykes Burling (Sklp).
nessed on the No. 2 rink, where Russes and J. C. Gill; A. Morton and
let's men ron away from B. Bastu. W. Nash; W. J. Burling and M
C. R. Logan, W. Wiliamson, E.
The play was of an exceptionally N. Rakusen; V. S. Ebbage and M. Remedios and C. S. M. Thom
with high standard,
Y. A. Anzack J. Gellatly; E. T Strange and H. (Skip) v. H. H. Ruse, G. H. Sher- the outstanding player. Both Landolt Fincher and A. W. Ram-Strange: M E Purvis and A riff, T. W. Carr and N. J. Bebbing- and Rosselet put up some good shots say v W. L. Walker and it. Dun- Shepperd; J. M. Purvis and J. G. ton (Skip); A. Lapsley, R. Lapsley but for the most part thay had
Razack's can; B A Mansell and P: C. Mor- | Balley; A. J. Kew
the result and Y. Jur. R. Lapsley and E. Kern
day as amazing consistency. gan v. W G. McMaster and M
Gittins Tang, H.
and W
JJ (Skip) v. A. Shepperd, T Seddon,
Bradbury had J J Bastu beaten M | Fergusson
Howard; S. R. Solina and K
M. E. Purvis and W C. Simmonds from the very start but bowls on this Onnar: T. Coleman and P. Young- (Skip). husband; B. D Evans and C. F.
At Craigongower C.C. Fuller: W Melrose and I C
J Gellatly, E. V. Ebbage, J. F Chalmers, F Goodwin and E. W.
McGowan and M. N Hakusen Simmonds; J. M. Jack and A. E. (Skip) v. W. Nazf. A. Eastman. T. Perry.
and I'
Peckham V R A and RS. Meadow
At Police Recreation Club TR. Hunter and L. Jack y W. Harrop and S. H⭑Marvin
At Kowloon Docks
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W. WillamEMOTI
anet C Thom: W Webber and W. C Higgs v J. J Basto and C. H. Baster.
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H White and A. J. Hall v. M. Silva
X Soures, and F Noronha and C. G Scurd and J. E Henson
At Hong Kong Football Club N. J. Bebbington and J F Me- Gowan v. M. I. Razack and A J Coelho
At Kowloon Cricket Club
At Kowloon Cricket Club J A. Remedios and L A. Guberrez A Lapsley and R
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At Club de Recrelo
Fergusson and W. Simpson (Skip M. A. Baptista, J. H. Xavier, Y A. Razack and W. Ward (Skip) v H. Basa, A. E. Coutes, J. S. Lan dolt and C. S. Rosselet (Skip).
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I confidently expected that Sunday's between Kowloon Docks and Axture K.C.C. would provide a terrific battle of the wooden spoon. The Dock team. At Kowloon Bowling Green Club however, won fairly easily, thanks to F. A. Machado, C. M. Silva, R. Kempton's big win over Madar, but ou
F. Luz and F. M, da Silva (Skip)|two rinks there were great struggles V. A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, B. A Bradbury and U. M. Omar (Skip) B. D. Evans, R. Ogden, B. Gibson and W. V. Field (Skip) v R. Main J. A. Watson, W. Melrose and J. C. Chaliners (Skip).
At Kowloon Cricket Club) F. Nolan, A. Jillott, J McCut cheon and C. Gowland (Skin) v LJ Silva, H. A. Alves, F V. V Ribeiro and A. M. Rodrigues (Skip)
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ALKONTOon Docks
A. Remedios. P A Xavier M. A. Curvalho and 1. A. Guterre (Skip) v. L. Sykes, W McNeil, R Duncan and A. J. Hall (Skip); C
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Teddy Fincher, against Coleman, was well on the way to his first win of the season, and at the 11th end was at the right end of 20-8 score, but there after nothing went right and, able to score at only one further end, he lost by a single shot. Even then he was rather unlucky to lose as he was still three to the good when the last head WAN started. When the skips went down to bowl, Ducks were lying two still not enough to win, but Coleman went up wide and heavy with his last wood and crashed into a bunch to push une through and follow himself for four A spectacular finish and the only time the Ducks were in front
Perry played a fine game at lead for Fincher Who hanself WAN Somewhat
the man of the match as far as Col
Wan concerned. was McMaster, hts No 2.
Va. O P Remedios, J. C. Remember than tus opposite number, and idios and E da Souza (Skop) v W. L. Walker, J. C. Gill, J. McKel- vie and A. M Holland (Skip).
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she butant play of Cullen prevented Into the Second Round:- Joe Fraser from doing EG Post, W Cameron. Jiting. The KCC front men were Orem and J. E. S. Fender, slightly better than their opposite num McSmith. Di man Dewar anders. Lloyd and Taylor being partien
larly Rood, and Ore he was usually Mackenzie: J. Heosen, A. M. Run against the Docks when the skips went Jahn, A. R Dallah and M R down to bowl Cullen saved time and Abbus: M. L. Razack. A K, Suffad, again, however, and did very well to A. J. Coelho and A. H. Rumjahu, share the honours. H. R. Pinna. A. M. Xavier. 11 Masto and A. P. Guterres, J. A Luz, C. E. Marques, J. F. V Ribeiro and C. G. Silya; J. W. Har rop, G. V. McGrath, G. B. Foste and W. J. Bagley: G. W. Elpick, H. Bicknell, C. E, Langley and L. A. Jordan; A. Atkins, G. E. P. Thompson, H. White and J. C Moyer: E. Scard, P. A. Peckham,
Tommy Madar. who has done well for the most part this season, had a sorry time of it against Kempton and missed by the K.C.C. lost by 15 shots Bebbington was sadly rink and with Ferguson playing like a genius atid Kempton himself steady. there could only be one result.,
R. P. Phillips and A. Hyde-Lay again being the successful bidder. J. V. Ramsay, T. Co'amen. M. Ponies, prices and purchasers
Ferguson and R. Morrison; A. J
are:
Rocha
Kew, A. E. H. Castro, A. Madar Phoenix, C. L. Gregory and J. L. Stephens; H. Gittins, T Royal Highness, R. M. das K. Lim, W. A. Howard and A. N. Other: E. Zimmern, W. K. Way, T. A. Madar and T. Lock; A. Zim- mern F. R. Zimmern, D. Hung and N. A. E. Mackay: M. Wahab, A. R. Kitchell, N. Spence and C. C. Pereira.
SAM'S
A.
CHOICE
FETCHES $1550
A Good Time, T. H. Tsen Circe, Hoo Pak-ming Jennifer, B. L. Tuo Pigtail, T. H. Tseng Senorita, T. C. Yuen Rose Evelyn, Sling Sain's Choice, S. W. Lee Lodestar, Ng Cheung-fai Nancy Lee, H. M. Vilbur Sunspot, L. J. A. Feilden King's Worthy. M.
Rocha
.$
15
75
300
25
55
600
120
25
.1,550
300
100
500 +
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25
270
600
700
Jane Doe, YI Tu
200
Zadderday, Ho Hung-ping Rivulet, Chiu. Chi-fan
80
70
Friday, Sling ......
15
National Liberty, M. Alarcon National Success, R. M. da
45
35
75
620
260
1,000: 200.
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200
New Moon, Johannessen Night Express, S. N. Pan Cockleral, G, W. Cooper.
At the Jockey Club, Happy. Rochn Valley, yesterday, a number of National Blessing, S. W. Lee ponies were put up for sale by National Reform, Yeung public auction when Collene's Wing-sing Sam's Choice, a "B" Class China Too Hot, Cheung On pony which had won $2,500 in King Kong, S. W.. Lee stakes money since the 1941 Musketeer, P. P. Botelho Annual Meeting was sold to Mr: Advancing Time, S...W.. Lee for $1,550, to fetch the Kwong-to biggest prices of the day, mart The following were withdrawn..
King Kong, a "C" Class China Lancashire Lass, Rocky Beach, pony, owned by Cocon, with $1,250 | National Victory, National Cour- in stakes money to its credit age, King's - Flight, King's Wel since January 1, 1941, foll under come,Woodbridge, Riverbridge the hammer for $1,000, Mr. Lee Marsh Warbler
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