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LAWN BOWLS SEASON ENDS.

KOWLOON DOCK BEAT CRAIGENGOWER IN SPEY ROYAL CUP FINAL.

OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONS WON BY BOWLING GREEN CLUB PLAYER.

Lawn Bowls competitions during the season came to a close on Saturday on the Kowloon C.C. ground when the finals of the Spey Royal Cup and Open Singles Championship were completed in the presence of a large gathering.

Kowloon Dock gained the distinction of winning the Spey Royal trophy for the first time by defeating Craigengower 25 shola to 14. A. M. Holland (Kowloon Bowling Green Club) inscribed his naine in the list of Colony champions by, defenting R. F. Luz (Club de Recreio) 21 shots to 14. U. M. Omar (Craigengower) and J. Ferguson (Taikon), both past champions, played for the third and fourth prizes in the singles competition, the former winning 21 shots to 16.

Craigengower.

SPEY ROYAL CUP FINAL. Holland retaliated by carrying the jack. for twy shots to lead 20-13, In the 20th head Luz had the shot, but he made a mistake, with his last wood which' meyed, the jack to give Holland the shot and game while he had a wood to spare.

Kowloon Dock Craigengower were favourites for the trophy, hat Kowloon Dock upset popular fancy by a, victory which they thoroughly deserved on their ur consistent display. The only Lime that Craigengower had the lond was in the fourth head, but the Dock scored five slots in the next hend to take the lead and retain it to the end. As a tenui the Dock outfit was superior in every way, Callen

being the outstrading player on the green.

EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF

PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.

A record catch of sea as was mada at Weikaiwei, recently by Mrs. E. E. Clark and Dr. Leo Moleirick. They were fishing for three hours last Saturday morning. and landed 21 bass of a total weight of 72 lbs.

In H.M. Supreine Court, Sliang- hai, last week, his Lordship Judge Q. W.. King made absolute, the decree nisi granted to Mrs. Ger trude Gladys Hayward on April 24 on the ground of misconduct of her husband, Mr. Albert Edward Hay- ward, with a woman unknown.

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Miss Elizabeth Powell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Powell of Kansas City, M., was married in Tientsin, last week to Lieut. John Joseph Morony, of the U.S.S. Tulsa. Miss Powell has been connected with the Frazer Federal Inc. in Tientsin. After the ceremony the newly- The following were the scores in married couple left for a honey-

moon in Paiping.

details:-

Detailed Scores.

Holland.

Luz.

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3

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1

3.

程

3

3

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0.

Teams and detailed scores were as sander 2—

11.

10,

Kowloon Dock. Gralgengower, 12.

W. Hedley

F. J. Nevrs 13.

W. Greig

E. el Arculli 14.

D. Rumjahn 15.

(Skip)

F. Culler

Hi. Lapsley

B. W. Brad- | 10.

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The following are the winners of

the trophy in previous years:-

1923. Kowloon Bowling G.C. 19. Craigengower C.C. 1927. Taikoo R.C.

1928 Civil Service C.C.

1020. Taikon R.C.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

A. M. Holland г. R. F. Lur,

While the meeting between Hol land and Luz provided the best play hitherta seen in a final champion ship game, there was an absence of the thrills provided in the earlier; games. The Championship holder did not play up to his usual form. and even on the short head tactice which be adopted he was more often beaten by his opponent Holland

varied his green from medium to long ones, particularly from the

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20 21

The championship has pet bren

won by any one player twice as will

be seen from the list of previous

winners:-

1909. W. Bell.

1010. D. Gourlay.

1011. G. R. Edwards.

1912. W. Russell,

1920 J. Maclachlan.

1921. J. Clark.

1922. R. Wallace,

1923. U. M. Omar. 1024. G. Green. 1925. F. Cullen. 1924.

A. Gourlay. 1027. R. Lapsley, 1999. J. Ferguson. 1820. R. F. Luz,

Ferguson . Omar.

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ping and between Peiping and Urge (Outer Mongolia). It is expected, that the inauguration of the Nnn- king-Berlin Air Service will take place in May, next year.

General Shih Yu Son was greeted

by Generals Wang Shu Chang and

Ying Tsin, representatives of Mar-

shal Chang Isuch Liang, when he arrived at Mukden station last week. It is believed that General Shih is entrusted with a mission by Commander-in-Chief Chiang Kai Shek to open negotiations with the Mukden authorities' regarding the sphere of influence to be divided be tween the Nanking Government and the Mukden faction.

In accordance with the retrench. กแมร่ programme, the Japanese Government has decided to effect a

A lively game ensued between cut in the secret service funds to the amount of some Y.2,300,000, n. de Ferguson and Omur (who were

create of 30 per cent. Cousequent- beaten by Holland and Luz respec- tively in the semi-finals) for thes, the Home Offes authorities sent instructions to the provincial gør- third and fourth prizes in the com-

ernors to suspend all social fun- petition. It was more interesting tions and banquets covered with than the championship match with official, expenses in the future. the lead changing hands continually by a margin of one or two shots. Omar was leading 17-18 at the end of the 19th head and finished the game in the next two heads with a threo and one. Seores in detail were as under:--

After having decided to refuse

the demands of the students now on strike, the authirities of the Waseda University, Japan, announced that the school would be closed for ten Ferguson.days. The dispute of the Waseda

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Omar. 1 1

2.

3.

4.

5.

3.

7.

matshed end, and was invariably the better player.

8.

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10.

Fortunes wavered in the early 11. 12. part of the game, Holland had the.

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lead and then lost it to see Lux 14.

13.

I

11

2

with an advantage of 0-4. However, | 15. ..... by steady play, he made the scores level and again, got into the lead. 18, With the score 18-10 in his favour, 19. it looked as if Holland would rum. away with the game, but his op ponent prolonged the game some- what is a great but fruitless effort to save the situation.

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University occurred when the stu- dents went on strike a MIZAR 15 a manifestation of dissatisfaction at the manner the school authorities had distributed tickets for the Waseda Keio Inter-collegiate Brise- ball Classic. As things atand at present, the dispute will be con- tinued for some time.

Interviewed in regard to the pro- posed conversion of the China Mer- chants S. N. Cui into, a state enter. prisc, a spokesman of the Ministry

of Communications pointed out the total value of the shares held by private persons wus about Tis 8,000,000, of which shares to the President's Congratulations,

value of about Tis. 3,000,000 had Prior to the distribution of prizes already been confisented by reason by Mr. Wylie, which included the of the holders allegedly having senior division shield (won outright) accumulated their wealth through Holland started off with a three, and plaque to Craigongawer C.C. speculation of public funds. The and he had a couple in the next and the junior division ahield and total liabilities of the Company head when Luz dew for the shot. plaque to Civil Service C.C., Mr. amount to Tis. 14,000,000, against The latter again gave an indication. Wylie, as President of the Asso-which the Company has assets of

eintion, commented on the

TIs.. 40,000,000,

of his abilities by cutting out ful conclusion of the competitions Holland's wood to claim two shota during the season.

one.

Congratulations

He extended his

With regard to the recent report to the League win-stating that in accorilance with a in the 6th head. Holland drove ners, to Kowloon Dock for winning request of the British and Ameri effectively in the 10th head to count the Spey Royal Cup, and to A. M. can newspaper correspondents at three shots, lint his opponent saved-Holland for winning the Caleng Moscow the Soviet Government had championship, at the same time decided to issue a daily official paying a tribute to the capabilities nows-sheet to be called Moscow In the 13th head a serious position of Luz, who, he remarked, was un-Natre, it is learned in Feiping that was averted by Luz drawing for the doubtedly the best bowler in the the English editor of the paper will

Colony.

be Mr. Maxwell Stewart, formerly hat with his Inst wood, but in the

Thanks were expressed to Mesara of the department, of sociology of three subsequent hands Holland beat AB Watson & Co., Ltd., donors Venching University, Peiping, a him to increase, his lend to 18-10. of the Spey Royal trophy and contributor to China Tomorrow, a The 17th head provided a thrill. miniaturs cups, and the speaker now defunct magazine, who recently also thanked the gathering for con- also published an article on the Holland had second shot whon Luztributing 9103, during the afternoon subject of Communism in China in delivered one on the forehand to cut in aid of St. Dunstan's Home the New York Nation. Mr. and ont the second wood and turn in which, together with 8171.83, col Mrs. Stewart left Poining for Dumanlunda the inel at the same tim lected on the occasion of the Aitken Moscow in June last and have sinco

carrying another wabd with it to head Shield gamo, Tate & llar of PARAKET BÓW NA TU

the Soviet Union. Iclaim three shots.

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