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LAWN BOWLS DRAW

Interesting Games Promised

The draw for the semi final and fourth round of the open pairs and open singles championships respectively were made yesterday and as a result some interesting encounters in the open pairs are promised.

The Duncans are drawn against the Silvas while the 0.0.0. pair meets Eccleshall and Shepherd in the other draw. "

In the first round the Silves met and defeated the Omars, then the Clendennings and now they have have the prospect of entering the final at the expense of the Duncans, The Selvas are playing as well as evcr and with the brillant CG." at the helm their chances are distinctly bright.

The Duncans are known more for their consistency but con- sistency without brilliance cannot be relied upon to pull them through,

M. J. Medina and "J. Cavanagh '} will most probably be the other finalists as from present form they constitute a very formidable pair. Both the C.C.C." men

In irresistible form and their chances of being in the last four are very bright...

THE SINGLES

are

Two games stand out alone in the singles draw-the A. M. Hoi- land-E el Arcall match and the B. W. Bradbury-C. G. Silva's en- *counter..1

Hollahd is regaining his form

To-day's Matches

conditions, Subject to weather the following teams will turn out for this afternoon's Lawn Bowls League fixtures:-

SENIOR DIVISION C.C.C. “B” v. C.C.C. "A". G. Duncan W. Brightman

W. Feld.

E el Arcuill

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A Coelho K Pearce

M.AR: Souza CS. Rosselet

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J. Soares M. J. Medina W. Gill

J. Cavanagh

A E Coates

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1935.

U.S. BASEBALL

Boston Blanked By Tigers

WATER POLO

Two Games Last Evening

In the final of the Inter-Area New York, July 18 water pola knock-out Competition New York Giants defeated: Cine in the YMCA, bath between cinnati Reds in the National: the H. Q. Wing, Lincolns and the Gun- League by the closest possible 24th. Heavy Battery, the margin Chicago Cubs and St nets were defeated by 4 goals to Louis Cardinals swamped their op nil ponents, the Phillies, and Braves respectively.

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The

Lincolns

played a good game and completely outclassed In the American League, Detroit the Gunners. Tigers whitewashed Boston Red Taking the bffensive from the Sox to win by eight runs. The start, the Lincolns swept their New York Yankees had their co- opponents of their feet but bad lours lowered by St. Louis Browns. luck prevented them from Philadelphia Athletics and Washing. Then Mackinan. the Lin- ington Senators secured the points coins' right-winger, sent from the'r opponents close beauty to open the scoring this being the only goal scored during games.

the first half. Results cabled by Reuter were:

New York Cincinnati

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Scor-

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tactics

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"Adopting the same the second half, the Lincolns were rewarded with another from Mackman-a lovely back-hander. This was followed by another two through the efforts of Allison the left-winger. 13 0 4 11 4

(Carl Lombardi homered for the Reds. There were 12 innings).

A S. Comes

EX Rumjahn

B W. Bradbury

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C. Summons L.C.R. Souza H. Beer

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn

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Pittsburgh

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland

Philadelphia

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R. Lapsley S Gray

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of old but too much eredence must not be given where bowls is con- cerned. Arculli had been on and E. . Post bff in his displays lately and W. S. Dail everything points to a very even C Downman encounter.

W. E. Hollands

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**Bradbury's inconsistency during the present season has led fol- F. Nolan lowers of the game to think that T Tallon sotriething might be expected of W. Mcleod him on "big occasions" and he

may well spring a 'surprise.

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C. G. Bilva is not a player, to

be denied his share of any Fune His brillante · at the present moment speaks

well fur his

... Bradbury will give the

G. Lee!

Philadelphia ........... 3 10 3 0 Chicago

11 11 (Chłozza homered for the Phillies while Demaree, Hack and Chuck Klein for the Cubs).

5 G 0 6 9 1 (Higgins homered the Athletics).

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Detroit

Boston

St. Louis

New York

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F G. Craig A Hyde-Lay

H. Overy E. C. Fincher R. P. Phillips"

„J. Fraser

Shepherd

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prowess and his encounter. with Recreio akip's supporters plenty to look M., R. Abbas forward to. The Way-Brown en- S. O. Bux counter should also be interesting.

OPEN PÁIRS SEMI FINAL

July 23:-R. Duncan and L. A. R. Duncan v. C. G. elva and F -X. M. da Silva (C.3.CC. Green).

'Jitly 24:-M: J. Medina and J. Cavanagh v. S. Eccleshall and J. Shepherd (Bowling Green).

4TH ROUND OPEN SINGLES

July 23-7. Armstrong v, H. A Alves (K.C.C.); H. Overy v. W. Mcleod (K. Dock); G. N. Mitchell v. J. V. Ramsay (Recreto)..

July 24-A M Holland v. E. ei Arculli (0.8.0.0); F. Cullen v. A. Hyde-Lay (Recreio), "

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July 25-R Duncan v. A, Mac, farlane. (Recreĵo); B. W. Bradbury C. G. Silva. (Taikoo); W. K. Way v. J. C. Brown (C.9.0.C.).

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(West homered for the Browns, There were..11 Innings).

Chicago Washington

Dr. Fernando

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W. Atkins

W. Phelps

W. Ward

A. Kitchell

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8 M. Rumjahn C. E. Marques D M. Khan H. A. Alves

A R. Dallah

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FXM. da Silva

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JUNIOR DIVISION C.CC. v. Yacht Cind

3 Leonard Dr. Karanjia Y. Abbas W. K. Way

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KING

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KBG.C. v. Taikoo

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C. B. Hosking

H Rose

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B: S. Rogers W. Brown DW. Waterton 8. Pollock M. J. Henderson T. Watson

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H Nissin

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T. F. Stainton.

E.C.C. v. Police

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G. S. Alexander

S J. Houghton A. J. Johnson

W. J. Geali McKay

I. E. Lammert W. 8, Glebdining

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F. S. W. Smith

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W. G. Simpson Brown

C. J. Tacchi

W. L. Clark

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The Teams

BAHRAM THE FAVOURITE

HOME CRICKET

For The St. Léger

ondon, July 18..

Inning And Runs

Victories

Worcestershire, for whom Bell The latest call over for the scored 131. beat Somerset by an Stewards Cup, which is to be de innings and 105 runs," The losers cided at Goodwood over six fur-made only 56 in their first innings, langs on Wednesday, July 30, is Ferks taking. wickets for 21. as follows: ...mo

Derbyshire had an easy victory

their

bowling

10/1 The Field (0) 100/8 Sunny Palm (0) 100/6 Sunny Palm (t) 100/6 Valkrte it and o). 20/1 "Paradise Lost (o) 25/1 Paradise Lost (t)

THE ST. LEGER

H H. the Aga Khan's Bahram, winner of the Epsom Derby, is favourite for the St. Leger, which is to be run at Doncaster over one mile and 1,472 yards on Wednes- day, September 11.

The call-over is as follows: 5/4 Bahram (0) 11/8

Bahram ^(t)

11/2 Field Trial (0)

6/1 Field Trial (t) 20/1 Assignation (t and or 25/1 Assignation (t and o 25/1 Plassy (0)

28/1 Plassy (t). «

The HQ Wing," Lincolns were represented by Cpl. Wildy (GK) | Reuter. Pte. Blythe "and Pte. Freeborn (Full Backs) 51g: Steele (HB)

F-te.. Mackman (right wing), on the night of July 27. have now Infantry Badm Gutteridge (centre-for-been decided arid the ward) Drm. Allison (left wing). and Static Machine Gun will

was The 24 Battery's side

As meet in the final follows: Gunner Lewcock (gnal- keeper), Gunner Warman back). Gunner Forsyth. Sgt. Swa-

Withers. toa, Gunner

Gunner Hall, Gunner Halliday.

The heats of the Inter-Unit Water Polo competition in con- Dection with the annual sports of the Hong Kong Volunteers De- fence Corps. which is to be held

The Statle Machine Gun' uait tright | entered the final by virtue of a walk-over given to them by the Small Units.

on Kent

over strength.

Langton was prominent in the bowling department when South Africa defeated Durham

The scores cabled by Reuter

were imm

Worcestershire beat Somerset by an innings and 105 runs at. Welis. Worcester: 314 (A Bell 191 Wellard 7 for 74), Somerset: 56 (Perks 7 for 21) and 153.

Derbyshire beat Kent by an in- nings and 15 runs at Chesterfield.

Kent: 129 (A. Pope 5 for 37) and Derby: 380.

Africans beat Dur

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The South ham by an innings and 45 runs at Sunderland..

Turham: 45. (C. L. Vincent 4 roc 12. A. B C. Langton 4 for 14) a 4 141 (A. B. C.. Langton 7 for 38 S. Africans: 231.

de Sa. playing at forward for the winners scored the goal.

Aris for the losers, played the best game, white Marques for the winners was outstanding.

The teams were as follows. Infantry-M. M. de V. Soares; ELawrence: E M. B. Gosano. Marques; L A. da Roza. J. D. Good Game The Infantry Corps played the Remedios, H. de Sa Mobile Machine Gun yesterday" Mobile Machine Gun-S. Fowl- 5. E Sloan; R evening at the VR,C, when they er; W. Stoker. won by the only goal scored, Wood: C. Arts. G. Fowler, F. after a keenly contested game. HCritchley.

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FRED PERRY BEATEN

By Australian Star

London, July 18. His first defeat since retaining his lawn tennis. title at Wimbledon was suffered by Fred Perry to-day was beaten by his old when he rival, Jack Crawford, the Austra~ Han champion.

The pair 'were playing in a series of friendly matches between Eig- land and Australia, at Eastbourne, the contest being on Davis Cup Competition lines.

Jack Crawford won by scares of 6-0, 6-4, 8-10, 6-2 He was the steadier player and scored many points through Ferry's carelessness There was some and mistakes. clean hitting on both sides of the net.

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In a second singles match K. W. Ausun beat Vivian McGrath by 7-5. 3-5, 7-5, 6-2 Reuter,

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