1941-08-01 — Page 14

J.R.C. BOWLS GREEN PLANS "PREMATURE"

LAWN

RUMOURS TO THE EFFECT THAT JEWISH RECREATION CLUB ARE CONTEMPLATING LAYING DOWN A BOWLS GREEN IN ROBINSON ROAD WERE DISCOUNTED AS "SOMEWHAT PREMATURE" BY ONE OF THE LEADING MEM- BERS OF THE CLUB YESTER- DAY. THOUGH HE ADDED HOWEVER, THAT ** {F THE FLAN EVER MATERIALISES, WE WILL HAVE ONLY JUST THE ONE RINK AS WE HAVEN'T THE SPACE FOR A FULL-SIZED GREEN.”

A very enjoyable afternoon win spent by members and then friends last Sunday when a Mixed Doubles American Teunis Tourna- ment was held, 13 pairs partiel- pating. The winners were Miss R. Į Berkovitch and M. Talan, while the "hooby" prize went to Miss P Gonzales and G. Tressider

10.k

Amongst the guests who part were Mrs. Stirling, the Misses B. Parsons, Podmore, Donaldson, Pauline Chow and P Gonzales. and Messrs Bannister. Tressider and Peaker,

At the conclusion of the matches! the wife of the President of the Club, Mrs. R Z Levy, presented the prizes.

KOWLOON F.C. RESULTS

ان

the

With the exception match between Y. Abbas and W. Naef, all the games Second Round of Kowloon Foot- ball Club's

lows:-

annual lawn

in the

wat taken

at the

at

A. Hyde-Lay, pointing the woods grouped round the jack, with W. L. Walker and G. W. Deacon. This picture

C.S.C.C. Kowloon Bowling Green match at Happy Valley last Saturday. which the latter won by 2 rinks to 1.

SWIMMING

ENTRIES CLOSING DATE EXTENDED

THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 1, 1941.

SMALL BALL -FOOTBALL-

CIVIL SERVICE MAKE CHANGES FOR GAME AGAINST KOWLOONB.G.C.

CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB ARE MAK- ING A NUMBER OF CHANGES FOR THEIR FIRST DIVISION, MATCH AGAINST KOWLOON BOWL- ING GREEN CLUB “B” TO-MORROW,

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in

In Rakusen's rink McKay comes i

No. 1 in place of Harper to mark the only change here, but McGowan will have Purvis, Deakin and Simmonds in his four as against Crawley, Col- ledge and Purvis last week. Sim- monds takes over the third rink from Strange, who will be his No. 3, with Gellatly and Deakin making up the quartelte, Strange's rink of last week

comprised

LEAGUE

Mr. Doo Yuet-sang, chair- man of Chung Hwa Small Football Association, prevent- ed the prizes to the winners of the Small Football League thie year, "Black and Gray" Sports, and the runners-up. Tung Shan Sport Club, at the Naval Recreation ground Cauceway Bay, yesterday afternoon.

BOWLING

MR. MOK HING AGAIN C.A.A.F. GREEN

CHAIRMAN

of Hong

Crawley, Colledge and Burling. Mr. Mok Hing was unanimously

chairman re-elected Prison Officers' Club have made only one change in their teani this week, this being in Bagley's rink, where Grindley comes in as No. 2 in place of Jamieson, who is not available.

McNeill At No. 1 Kowloon Bowling Green Club Jure making only one change in their "A" team for to-morrow when they play Recreio "A". Holloway, who was lead to Hall last week, will play in the "B" team as No. 1 to Lockhart, and four will be his place in Hall's be taken by McNeill. Otherwise the team remains the same as it) was for the game with Civil Ser- vice last week, when they won by 2 rinks to 1.

Twn of the "B" rinks are also unaltered, but Lockhart, who was

No. 3 to Guy last week, exchanges for positions with that player, withi

Due to the fact that bowls Only

First Round: A. Lapsiny received a

two

entries

singles championship have been the Inter-Schools' Swim- completed, results in the First and Second rounds being as fol-ming Gala, sponsored by Victoria Recreation Club, walk-over from J. Gibson: B D. Evans had been received up till Dand received late yesterday afternoon, walk-over from J Smith: G. Frost the Committee in charge W. C. Simpson: W. V Field received a decided

to extend the date Allenza closing

beat J. GIII, 20-3; A. Eastman beat V Chittenden, 21-20. A A

beat C. Cross, 21-10: R. M. Ogden beat!

Wong!

walk-over from A Johanson, SC beat B Thompson, 22-10; V beat D Walker. 21-10. C Fuller beat

to next

E Keru, 21-18: B Williams beat W Monday, August 4.

walk-aver from R 1 A Lapsley

W

Ogley, 21-15: P Younghusband beat 1. Mullett, 21-6; C Dowman beal T For

Mr Lionel Roza-Pereira, Hon Kusson, 23-17: Woodeart received a Secretary of

Victoria Recreation Naef beat W, Mezger, 24.16. Y Abbas Club, told the "China Mail" that beat J. Dobson, 21-14

although the only teams who had Second Round:-Laosley beat Evans, I sent in their entries so far were 21-15; Eastman beat Dand, 21-20: Oxden La Salle and St. Stephen's, he beat Frost 21-16; Freid beat Wong. felt sure those from other schools! 23-16: Atienza beat Fuller. 21-12. W were merely delayed because of

the Summer vacations.

liams beat Younghusband, 21-15 Iran beat Woodrock, 23-10

Dos

W R Flyer, Civil Service Cricket Club's left-handed lawn bowler, has res

turned from leave

Phone 27775

The gala will be held on August 12. as originally arranged. With heats to be swim off on Tuesday next. August 5

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two men. Last week Elphick led Holloway and Elphick as the first for Guy with Hamilton as No. 2. No changes have been made in the Third Division team for their match against Recreio.

I.R.C. Without Madar

ADVANTAGE

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The 4 "J's"

of Aitken's rink.

Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation at the annual general just managed to put it across P. Federation held J. A, Hamilton after as close a meeting of the at Cafe Windsor last evening fight as one could wish for. The when Mr. Mok, who presided, re-¦ vielting skip was, as usual, pretty viewed a very satisfactory year's dangerous with his heavier shots. activities.

Electric Again Lose Heavily

Mr Lam Chi-tong was elected vice- Chairman with Messrs. Mok Wal-la and Treasurer and

Kwok-min as Hon. Hon Secretary respectively.

Secretaries and assistant-secretaries for the different branches were elected as followN, name of the secretaries being given Brst in each instance-

Football: Sze Po-wai and Lam Chung-

Yim-sun anti

ho. Swimming: Tso

Turksona Basketball: Kwok

Hon-lit.

Mak-hoi

Lau

Track & Field: Tsang Klisbong and

Chu Fook-sing.

HONG KONG Electric, who did so well last year, could make no impression on Hong Kong Football Club at Sports Road, the whole side amasing-scraping to- gether is better-only 29 shots.

Paul, 11 down, hud the best re- how gives an idea and Siu sult, which

things were going.

"Dan" Gardner made his debut as skip for the losers and had the unenviable distinction of losing a 7 count.

James Ralston was merciless who scored against Jim Lunny, at only 4 heads, securing a brace. at each, All the home four played consistently well throughout.

Coelho Scores 25 To Opponent's Two

Volleyball: Tsui Hang and Yu Ting-

chik

Water Polo: Lau Ting-kwong and Pun

Bing-nam.

Pig Pong: Pang Kui-pul and Kwok

Lau Chung-tsan

Cheuk-kw an

Miniature Soccer:

and So Kim-ho. Billiards: Wang Sin-wan and Soong

Chi-yin

Messrs. Yuen Kain-to and Ng Par- Ring were appointed to look after publicity.

Each of the following eleven clubs C

affiliated to the Federation nominated

"RAIGENGOWER received Club de Recreio "D" team and just five representatives to serve on the managed to beat them, there be- hody:-Chung Shing Benevolent are

favourable result was achieved at the expense of Yvanovich, who went down badly to Coelho. An- other of those games in which the ultimate result could not possibly have been

predicted PRISON OFFICERS

even as late as the 10th head. Second Division {v Kowloon Tong,

when the ultimate winner was IV Hircock. J. Jamieson only 2 up. Yet he added 25 shots

and W J Bagley to Third Division to be right-hand W. Fitzgerald

to the visitors bracel (skip) WE Webber, J. W Hudson. man to A. G. Suffiad, who takes Hodge and C Gowland (skip): V. H. over Madar's rink,

Freeman, G V. McGrath, G. B. Foster

McCutcheon (skip) and J

KOWLOON B.G.C. First Division "A" (v Recreio "A",

Indian Recreation Club

Chinese Club, Hong Kong Miniature Division team this week-end, this Football Union. Tung Yee Club, Chinese being occasioned by the fact that y MCA, Ling Fung Club, Kit Chee. as their Third Division will be Wah Km and Kowloon Residents without the services of A. O. 1 Union Madar, one of their skips and who will be too busy to turn out, U. A. Rumjahn, No. 3 to Dallah last week, has been sent down

making one change in their First Eastern A A. Kwong Wavin Society, ing only 3 in it at the finish. This

Dallah's Rumjahn's place in four will be taken by M. Y. Adal,

heme):-A

one of the most consistent bowl- away):-W. 1. Walker, G. W. Deacon.

ill-health.

M. F. Pinna got ten in 3 heads just near the finish to beat Modi by a similar number. It was the latter's first game as a League skip, I believe.

"Spotty" Perelra had an in- denticnt score against M. J. Me- dina and included a couple of nap He is playing hands in his tally. excellent bowls at present and had some support from "Mike" Dixon, Mendonca his right hand man,

ers in the LR.C. team for the past A Hyde-Lay and A. M. Holland (skip) few seasons, but who has not been w McNelli H. White, G, H Sherriff playing for sometime owing to und A. J. Hall (skip); R P. Phillips, Even at the time of E Lovett. J McKelvic and R. Duncan writing it is doubtful whether (skip).

First Divialan **B** (v c.s.C.C.. Adal will be able to play, and it

Hodder. v C is understood that provision has home):-W already been made for a reserve to stand-by. "just in case."

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L Sykes and P A. Peckham (sklo); 11 Bicknell E. A. Atkins, J C. GIL and J G. Mayer (skip); P. Holloway, Eipluck, L. Guy and H. Lockhart

Third Division (v Recralo, home):

A Fraser, A. J. Rogers, E. V.

In Third Division 5. M. Rum-c jahn's four remain unchanged, (skip). but M. Hassan, who was lead to Madar last week, will be No. 2 J to A. M. Wahab this time, while Searle and H. Nish (skip): W. M. Wil Sufflad will have M. Hassan, M. son, J. S Dinnen, G. Thomson and C. Wallis (sklo); J. Hurst, S. C. Walker, A. Wahab and U. A. Rumjahn as

C. E. Langley and L. A. Jordan (skip). his front men,.

INDIAN R.C.

Selected Teams

Following

teams:

are the

selected

WALK-OVERS

'Three walk-overs have been conceded in the Second Round of the Colony Lawn Bowls Pairs Championship.

W. L. Waker and R. Duncan received a walk-over from J. M. Purvis and J. J., Bailey..

S. Eccleshall and J. Shepherd First Division (v Kowloon Docks, away):-D. M. Khan, S. Usuff, A. H. Į received a walk-over from A. } Pumlahn and A, K. Minu (skip); A. ¦ Morton and F. Nash, K. Sufflad, M. B. Hassan. A. M. Rum- | A. J. Kew and Y. S. Tang re- lahn and M. R. Abbas (skip); Jceived a walk-over Hoosen. A. K. Ismail, M. Y. Adal and Remedios and E. de Souza.

from E. L.

A. R. Dallah (skip).

CIVIL SERVICE" First Division (v K.B.G.C. "B", Third Division (v Kowloon F.O.. away)-P. D. Crawley, W. H. E. Col-home):--M. Hassan. M. A. Wahab, U. ledge, W. J. Burling and H. E. Strange A. Rumlahn and A. G. Sufflad' (skip): (skip): H. F. Harper. M. Scott. V. S. B. el Arculli, M. U. Razack. A. H. Ebbage and M. N. Rakusen (skip); M. Madar and A, M. Wahab (skip): M. I. E. Purvis. J. W. Deakin, E. W, C. Razack, J. M. A. Ramjohn. K. M. Simmonds and J. F. McGowan (skip). | Rumjahn and S. M. Rumjahn (skip),

Two rinka, without their skipa. Joe Meyer and Abe", Abbas, respective skips of K.B.G.C. “B” and 1.R.C. rinke in tha match at 8ookunpoo fast Saturday, when, Indiana won on all rinks, were down the other end of the green when this pictura was taken, Left to right, are. A. K. Sufflad, M. B. Haian, A., M. Rumjahn, H. ). Bloknell, E. A. Atkins and J. C., GIII.

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