1941-06-13 — Page 14

SECOND DIVISION

PEREIRA'S BIG PART IN RECREIO'S SURPRISE WIN Craigengower Still Winning

K. Tong Down On

All

Rinks At

The Tea Interval

Biggest upset in lawn bowls circles on Saturday was the defeat of Kowloon Football Club at the hands of Club de Recreio in Second Division. Re- creio, incidentally, did Kowloon Tong a good turn, for the defeat of K.F.C. has enhanced their chances of championship honours in this division.

at

The result of this match was beat Kowloon Cricket Club all the more surprising as the Cox's Road to register their third

Footballers were playing on their successive away win. own ground, The overwhelming defeat of Younghusband by C. C. Pereira (33-11) was too big a defeat for the other two rinks to wipe off, even though Field did finish up on the right side of 25-18 against J. R. Soares. O. P. Remedios beat Tommy Fergusson 21-19 to complete Recreio's suc-

cess.

Younghusband was unlucky in that not only he, but also the other members of his rink, were off form against Pereira's four who, as it happened, were play- ing top-notch bowls.

Pereira bowled like a veteran and his front men were always there, doing exactly as they

were told.

Fighting Finish

W. V. Field's four somewhat made up for the failure of Younghusband and his men, but although they wol by 25-18 against J R Soures. the game was more interesting than the scores would indicate. Leading 11-4 at the 9th, Field allowed Soares to draw up to 19-18 at the 18th. but 4, I and I by Field in the last three ends spelt "Finis"

0.

P

Gaddi was on and off but bowled well enough to beat his opposite number, T. Hunter, who appeared to be suffering from the effects of some tooth trouble and could not get going. Solina had on the whole a bad day and only sent down few good woods. He was handicapped by the heavy green which did not appear to suit his style of play. Leigh of K.C.C. more than held his own.

A

Tables Turned

"LEAD" IS INDISPOSED-

Due to jliness, this week's bowls review has not been con. ducted by 'Lead", who, it is hoped, will have recovered Buf. ficiently to write his usual weekly commenta for noxi Friday's issues.

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 13, 1941.

THIRD DIVISION

SPLENDID WIN FOR RECREIO

OVER K.F.C.

RECREIO SPRUNG A BIG SURPRISE WHEN THEY BEAT KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB, AFTER FOUR SUCCESSIVE DEFEATS.

P. A. Yvanovich the veteran, match, was outbowled by who is spending much time and the more experienced Dr. D. J. patience in bringing out the new Valentine. Delgado and H. F. were very evenly players, was particularly pleased. Shields The Footballers could not settle matched but A. S. Mitchell, who down to the green.

was playing really good bowls, Yvanovich had an easy win over had the edge on Dr. C. W. Lam. Evans and

Sunday's Game Rozario, both

Craigengower game, played made Yvanovich's task easier. Cricket Club advanced to second table when they Recreio had whatever luck there place in the

beat Recreio by 4 points to 1.

was.

Pinna M. P

and newcomers to the well indeed and

On Sunday,

at

A. F. Noronha was the best M. A. Carvalho beat A, J. Coelho player in the game between by 23-15 but it was only perhaps at times liable to be Carvalho and Smalley. He out- the last few heads that Recrein short with the shot against him, bowled Abbas, his more ex- scored eight shots to win. A. F. J. M. Jack and Steven played perienced opponent. Sequeira and Noronha was again outstanding well and both

as as Recreio's sent down good Orley were evenly matched

No. 3 and had the woods particularly in the closing leads, while Carvalho was general- better of Franks. stages of the game.

ly better placed than Smalley The Valley team were too good Ward was the best player in when the skips went to bowl. for Recreio on the other rinks. Randall's rink. Kitchell seemed

Ogden prevented a clean sweep to be in need of some practice but it was only at the last four while A. A. Razack's form was ends that the Footballers put on indifferent.

the spurt that enabled them to win by 7 shots.

Good Debut

BOWLS TEAMS

The following have been chos- wn ground,

en to represent their respective in to Kow-clubs in the Lawn Bowls League lub.

to-morrow:

Randall was lucky on occasions. At one head his opponents were lying two shots, both of which were touching the jack, Randall's Playing on their in front. He was well blocked. loon Bowling Green next wood was about three inches Electric R. C. went

With his last wood he came up, The Electricians were trying

K.F.C. heavy, hit a wood about

two out a new skip in R. C. Butler, yards in front which pushed the who was pitted

Second Division (v. H.K.C.C., Away) against Hughie B. D. Exana, A. A. Dand, V. Chitten- first shot out. After the measure Nish and lost 14-19, but Butler den and W. C. Simpson (Skip). the head was declared “dead."

give a good account On another occasion he wicked

and his front men

of himself W also played

Zimmern played a good all round game. Curtis, his opposite, in to get the shot with his op- well against a very well-balanced fore the tea number, had the better of him be-ponents lying three, the interval Zimmern turned the tables with a vengeance.

with

interval but after

Rough Passage

Wallis's eight--the second of the

Nacf. A. Eastman, C, Dowman

husband and W. V. Field (Skip).

and E. Kern (Skip).

A Lapsley. V. Allenza, P. Young-

rink.

Third Division (v. H.K.E.R.C., Home) Owens held his own against

B. Thomson, S. C. Wong, C, H, Fuller Langley and Groome played a' and T. Fergusson (Sktp). modest game while Barron was G. E. Cross, C. Woodcock, A. Macintyre Kowloon Tong had a rougher good. Lock, the Valley skip, was

Butler, it was generally and R. M. Ogden (Skip). steady and drawing quite well passage on Saturday than in any agreed after the game, did very J. T. Smalley (Skip).

B. Williams, G. Frost, Y. Abbas and but falled on several occasions other match this season.

At the well in his first outing as skip. H.K.F.C.. they

Reserves: J. Gibson, W. C. Ogley. with his heavy draws and drives. Valley, against

J. F. Lunny and his front men w. Seraphina. were down on all three rinks at Meadows

and was also steady

were off, but de Rome's quartette

K.D.R.C. brought off several good shots by the Interval after fighting hard all were all on form and they won First Division (v. C.S.C.C., Away) good drawing in the latter part the way. There was little in it comfortably (23-14) against K. C. V. Ramsay. C. S. M. Thom, T. Cole-

as far as any of the individual Hamilton. of the game. On one occasion

man and M. Ferguson (Skip). four scores

were concerned, however, Craigengower lying

W. Houston, W. C. K Mackie, W. last

and a good Meadows, with his

wood,

start after refresh- geason--was almost handed to him McMaster and F, Cullen (Skip).

A. Calman, R. H. A. Lapsley, W. trailed the jack to give his side ments placed the visitors well on

on a silver plate. When it came Greig and R. Morrison (Skip). the way to victory on two rinks, to the skips' turn to bowl Electric two shots.

Kew, who was 16-all, started were tying third-it might easi y First Division (v K.B.G.C. "A" Home) off with a five, which he followed have been second and fifth shot. A. E. P. Guest, W. W. Parsons, N. up soon after with a six, Brooks- Lunny decided to break up

the J. Bebbington and T. A. Madar (Skip). bank came back with a five but head, but had the misfortune to

A. E. Perry, L. Jack, W, Mulcahy critical Kew was never in any danger,' take his fifth shot out, cannon of and E. C. Fincher (Skip).

The skips really enjoyed a rare this on to his third shot and finish Taylor and J. Fraser (Skip).

N. D. Lloyd, A. W. Ramsey, G. E. duel on their own and both play-up in the ditch. longed some brilliant shots with Kew seventh with his first wood and, Wallis added a

when Lunny was about 12 feet Stephens, after conceding a 6 from the jack with his last wood, at the 10th, and being 11-14 down easily drew the eighth. The near- at the interval, had a grand runest Electric wood was 12 feet away and scored on every one of the from the jack!

In Medina's rink. Xavier was for Soares.

steady as usual and had a great The match between

with Tribble, struggle

with Remedios and T. Fergusson was honours even. AL a featured by some very fine bowl- 'moment, Xavier threw a short ing on the part of Arthur Dand,.head when his rink was con-

as lead for K.F.C., but his skip sistently up on medium to was off his game and Remedios, heads, and this turned the who was sound, and was well- against bis rink. supported by the rest of his team, ! Lammert played very

well, was able to finish with a two- drawing well to the jack time shot majority.

and again

Ladd and Medina Craigengower. Cricket Club were both steady with Medina

Oh grandmamal

"HE, tight filled bodice and the flared crinoline skirt have

out of the old fupily lour figure

her own, Great grandmama could never have achieved this alim athletic line without the high-pressure help of a sturdy lady's maid, but she achieves it by watching her diet and her drinks. Her cocktail for example is always a “Gitalot" because she knows that the girl who insists on Rose's Lime Juice

day avoids a headache and a Rube contour..tor

tide

being the more consistent.

remaining heads. Reason for this, On their own green Police beat possibly, was the recovery of form Hong Kong Football Club. by T. K. Lim. For a long time. Joe Carey, who scored at 10:

K.C.C.

TO-MORROW'S SWIMMING

"T.K." could do nothing right, ends in his game against G. S. AT V.R.C.

being able to get neither the Graver, which he lost 23-24, green nor the weight, but after described his own rink's play as

tea he found his touch and he "patchy" in spite of the fact that swimming gala of the season will Victoria Recreation Club's first invariably had one on or near the they scored a five at the 15th be held

jack.

score at the 11th. Better Support

а

to-morrow after having conceded

night at 9 a like

p.m, and will be an intra-member J. MacDonald won easily (29-9)

affair.

The programme

will consist against Mansell, the Police four mainly of short distance Mackay was generally beating being much the better in every for the various classes of swim- events Watson on the short heads and J.department, while J. C. Aitken D. Thomson, who was playing in scored on 13 ends to total 31 mixed relay race and a novelty

mers, while there wil also be his first game this season, put against G. Stephens's 13, the event. down some good shots, although Police quartette here again out- Jimmie Wong had a slight edge bowling their opponents. on him throughout, Macfarlane and Stephens

well were very matched, the latter winning be- cause of better support.

C.C.C. Successes

It is hoped that this gala will help the swimming committee in their handicapping for future galas.

At Happy Valley, Cralgengower An admission of 20 cents will Gill and Howard were neck and Cricket Club scored their second be charged, and there will be neck all the way through and clean-sweep win of the season dancing after the swimming, Mic- the last end produced an excit- when they beat HK.C.C. on all key's Melody Makers being in ing struggle, with Howard need-rinks in the Third Division. If attendance. ing one for a tie and two for Is interesting to note that

a

other win

win. A good shot by Selby, the Craigengower's only H.K.F.C, No. 3, washed out three was recorded the Saturday before Kowloon Tong counters, and Gill when they beat Electric R.C. in then proceeded to dig in. leaving their Arst clean-sweep victory, Howard practically no chance of thus amassing 10 points in two securing the necessary count with games. his last wood.

the

PLANS FOR BIG AQUATIC MEET

A meeting of the swimming There was nothing outstanding Man for man the two rinks about this match which saw A. J. Secretaries of the Chinese Clubs were very well matched and it Coolho, beating R. A. Edwards was held at Chinese Bathing Club was probably the advantage of 20-13 and D. A Rosario getting last night to discuss the proposed playing at home that weighed the the better of A. Nissim by 23-10. Programme for the Charity swim- balance in favour of the Football The games on these two rinks. ming gala at V.R.C. next month Club rink. *

as may be imagined by

between Combined . VR.C. ünd At Chater Road Hong Kong, scores, favoured the home rinks European YM.C.A. and the Com- Cricket Club beat Talkoo comford right through but Karanjia had bined Chinese.

a fairly stiff bat leagainst | The proposed programme was tably.

G. E. Costello and Frank Good-McKellar, who led 12-8 at the agreed upon with the exception of win both won by 11 shots in 8th and 16-9 of the 13th only to the 200 Yards back-stroke relay their matches against J. A. Wat see the scores, tied at 16-all at event. The Chinese Clubs have son and J. C. Chalmers respec- the 17th after Karanjia had led decided to ask for the elimina- tively, but A. W. Brown went for the first time at the 10th with ton of this event and the subati- 'tution of a Mixed. Medley Relay down 19-21 to W Melrose, the scores: at 18-15,

Race.

Without trying to detract from HK.C.C's fine win, it" must be wald that none of the players, experienced na they

Lound

The Craigengower...... skip .then scored 2-1-0 and 1 to win 20–17 after an excellant game

on both

The floodlit Lawn

| well wish-Club," and

between fona Kona ther let men

weather.

atch