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SHANGHAI BOWLERS

LOSE

Good Game On C.C.C. Green

(BY JACK-HIGH ")

The Shanghal Interport Lawn Bowls Team suffered their second defeat yesterday when they went down to

combined IRC, and C.C.C team on the C.C.C. green by 20 shots to 11.

The standard of play was not as high as in the other matches but it had its bright patches.

The merits of the various players on the day's play' were very close to cach other,

high standard

Mehomed (IR.C. bowled D. several good heads and he gave J. W. Lopes a good game. Time and again these two players showed that they were quite capable of of producing a bowls and what Mohomed lacked in experience he more than made up for it by his accurate placings. A. R. Dallah (IR.C.) was equal to the ocension His clever draw. ings, blockings and placings helped his skip considerably.

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hal's skip was wide with his two woods and Basa came in with his last to take the first shot.

HONG

KONG DAILY PRESS.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

THE CRICKET

HOCKEY

16, 1935.

POLO

INTERPORT

Reader's Choice

Police Win First Game

The first game in the premler To The Editor of the "Hong Kong division of the Mamak TOUNA-

Daily Press "]

ment resulted in a win for the Sir-1 avait myself of the in- Police "A" when they clashed with the RC, of Signals at the vitation of "Adrem" to Cricket fans Police Training School ground yes- to send in their selections for the

terday. Interport Cricket Team to meet Shanghai on November 9 and would

submit as follows:-

I do not think that Richardson

On the 8th head Hong Kong was lying one. Beer. trailed the jack and managed to cling on to the is worthy of a place and even first shot. Shanghal's skip was would go so far as to say that equal to the occasion and moved Hayward by virtue of his long ex- the jack to such a position as to perience should play in his stead Basa and captain the team with Dunkley allow Shanghai three shots.

as his vice. Gosano although a bit was weak with his deliveries and allowed Shanghai to gamer three nervy is a "good all-rounder and should be given encouragement in place of Garthwaite. My selection therefore would be:--

points.

Basa came in for his share on when after the the 9th head Shanghal team had fortified them- selves in a favourable position for the first shot the C.C.C. skip came hi with his two woods to take the first two shots.

D. Mohomed was placing well in the 10th head. His, and Dallah's work was responsible for the Com- biried team's solitary point. "It was due to Glover in this head that the Combined team was unable to further their score.

W. Train the Shanghal No. 2 was 110t quite happy. Although his woods were sometimes narrow and Hong Kong obtained a three on away from the jack he sent down the 19th head and from then on'- some good woods but in Dallah hewards the Combined team was round his superior and the I.R.C playing better and made the game player contributed In no small, certain. The game from the start measure to the Combined team's right up to the 14th head was very the victory,

closely fought out. First Shanghai team led and then the GLOVER DANGEROUS

Combined, but the crucial test was A keen tussle for supremacy was witnessed between the No. 38-after tea when the Combined team Beer (C.C.C) and C. W. Glover seemed to be doing everything right. The result was in doubt playing some very close beads.

To J. W. Brierley the Shanghat right up to this head. Skip much of the credit "for avoid-IR.C. & c.c.c. ing a heavier defeat was due. He D. MOHOMED was mainly responsible in breaking A. R. DALLAH the Combined Team's fine H. BEER standings time without number.

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R. Basa (C.C.C.) was too inclined to attempt to add to his side's scote and thus spoffed some heads when a blocker" would have met the case. He nevertheless played a good game.

է SOME HIGHLIGHT: Several incidents during the game are well worth recording. On the 8th head 'Hong Kong 'was lying one when the Shanghar No. 3 came in with two beautiful woods to take the first two shots. Shang-

R. BASA

Skip) 20 shots

SHANGHAI

J. W. LOPES

W. TRAIN

C. W. GLOVER J. W. BRIERLY (Skip) 11 shots

TO-DAY'S GAME

unable

Due to F, J. Jones being to play in the third interport game to-day the selection committee met last night at the Bowling Green Club and selected the following to represent Hong Kong:

J. V. Ramsay (K.D.)

B. W. Bradbury 10.0.0.)

J. C. Brown (K.B.G.C.)

U. M. Omar (Skip), (C.CC.)

TENTH EXTRA RACE

MEETING

Weights And Entries

Flamingo: Forgemaster:

High West

Lion Hunter

E."C. Fincher

A. W. Hayward (Captain) T. A. Pearce

E. F. Fincher

Capt. Persse

A. H. Madar

E. L Gosano

C. R. M. Ricketts

G. S. Dunkley

The game was played at a fast pate with the Signals doing all tite attacking, but the Blackburn and Howard were playing a great game and broke up their repeated

attacks.

The Police scored first through

·Wass, after B well-combined movement by the forwards. This short-lived, for the lead was Signals in a determined rally gave Jessop no chance at all the equalizer coming. from Martin. the The first half ended with score one all.

The second half was played with the Police dominating the game with the exception of a tew rallies by the Signals. After re- peated attacks on the Signal's goal, the Police again took the lead through Pennell, who was the outstanding forward. This was the last goal of the game.

The teams were:- Police "A" Jessop, Blackburn, C. O. Garthwaite (12th man) | Hayward. Tate. Gough. Dowman, Pile. Pennell, Wilson. Wass and Moss.

Dilly, Signals:-Dove.

Shove, Nash, Cox, Fielden, Martin, Farrell and Sinclair..

A. C. I. Bowker

:

A. R. Minu

Yours, etc.,

"HOW IS IT."

The following teams have been selected to play in the 3rd inter- port trial on the H.K.C.C. ground at 145 p.m. sharp.

A. W. Hayward's XL:-F, D. Fereira, T. A. Pearce, G. R. M. Ricketts, E. L. Gosano, F. Baker, G. S Dunkley, A. W. Hayward, Major Bonavia, J. E. Richardson, Lt Hon. G. R. Clegg-Hill, and E. F. Fincher. TE."Pearce's XI.:-A, C. I. Bow- ker. Corp. Ballard, A. R. Minu, C. C. Garthwaite, A. H. Madar, N. A. E Mackay. T. E. Pearce, E. C. Fincher, Capt. Persse, Lt. G. M. Dawson, and L. D. Kilbee.

CAMERA VIEWS *OF JAPAN

Local Exhibition

An exhibit of photographs of Japan both of scenic and cultural Interest 13 opened to the pubic at the Chinese YM.C.A. in Bridges Street, on Wednesday and Tours- day, October 16 and 17.' from @2. p.m. to 9 pm. each day.

These photographs are enlarge- ments of snapshots taken. during the recent Cv.tural Inspection Tour of Japan organized by the Lingnan University of Cantos, by one of the members of the Party. Mr. Ho Tit Wah, an enterprising young artist..

The tour covered such places as: Osaka, Tokyo, Yokohama: Fujiya- ma. Kobe, and other less import- ant towns, and during the entire trip Mr. Ho took no less than 500 snap-shots, of which he has placed sothe 250 enlargements or exhibit.

At the close of this exhibit Mr. Ho wil leave immediately for the North for similar exhibits in other Important centers.

Those who like to view Japan at cise range are cordially invited.'

Fine Programme Arranged

The Polo Club Gymkhana which is to be held at the Polo Ground (Boundry Street) on October 28, comprises of a programme of 8

events in which sports for both sexes are wed catered for.

the programme includes Tent Race, Pegging, Ladies Bending Men's Bending Race, Ladies Foot

ball and Polo Stick Race, Handy Musical Competition, Hunters Chairs, Jumping Competition, Polo Bare Back Goal Scoring and Wrestling which is open to teams of 4 from members of the Club. Entries which close on the 21st instant should be sent to Messrs.. Thomson and Co. Admission wil be by tickets the cost of which is #2 including refreshments.

IRELAND'S SOCCER

ELEVEN

London, Oct. 13. The following have been select- cd to represent Ireland against England in the international soc- cer match on Saturday at Bel Tast:-Scott Belfast Celtic), Reid (Derby) and Allen (Ciftonville; Mitchell (Chelsea). Jones (Lin- field) and P.-Brown (Wolverhamp- ton). McCullough (Celtic)," Bain- brick (Chelsea), Doherty (Black- pool) and. Kelly (Derby),~-- Reuter,

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club against HMS. Medway on The Royal Navy worth, W. A, Reed, K. E. Cotter Ground, King's Park, at 5 p.m. to- N. A. E. Mackay, D. Carey, G. E day:-H. F. Shields, J. E. Potter: R. Divett. K. C. Woodhouse, and (Capt.), J. L. Tetley. J. G. Cotes D. L. No07.

Flavour!

The flavour of

Gold Flake is definite.

yet extremely mild

The following are "the weights!

Bay View.

145

and entries for "the Tenth Extra

wil Rate meeting which

Bright View

155

take

Hetman

158

place on Saturday, October 19

King's Bounty

155

PADDOCK HANDICAP—“"E" Class

King's Jublee

153

Ribble

151

Six Furlongs

Rose-Queen

153

Beginner's Luck

145

Sadko

168

Blacksmith

.140

Soldier of Victory

140

Ebony Ido

140

The Tiger

140

158

CAINE HANDICAP

+

140

161

145

2-Mile Post Once Round and In

Bonny Dundee.....

188

Locksley. Hai.

140

Flirt

165

Tammany Hall

168

Foxbridge

15B

...The Deemster

156

Harvest View

168

The Rain Gauge Tento

140

Night View

140

168

Pacifc Hall

148

What's The Time

QUEENSLAND HCAP."A" Class

140

Popular Star

.145

Royal Romance

140

Spinaway

140

Trowbridge

155

Valorous

140

Six Furlongs

Atlas...

Twenty Grand

140

Victoria Hall

140

150

BALLARET I CAP.-"B" Class

Wadebridge

140

Bobnink Star

...God Morning

Derby Day!

* Goldsmith

165

Ythan

140

140

Six Furlongs

BONHAM H'CAF-*D* Class

160

Alacrity

183

140

Empire Day

740

2-Mile Post Once Round and In

tas

Racing Heart

Rese-Ann

Shooting Star

11 M.es

Gladiator

155

Halcyon

140

Boxing Eve

166

154

High Finance

142

Copper Idol

150

160

Bnowy River

165

Double Chance

KOUD PLAKE

151

OCTOBER HAND CAP

St. Joan

140

Emergency Cal

145

Streamline

156

Festival Eve.“

140

Vixen Tor

148

Glad Eyes.

156

144

Herod

Macaroni Liberty Bäy

147

CONNAUGHT H'CAP—"C" C'ass

Gold Bullion

155

Gold Picker

140

140

One Mlie

Heart's G ́ory

181

168

Bistre

140

King's Parade

140

King's Just'ce

King's Warden

Cossack's Beauty

140

Bright Star

140

Limelight

140

144

Cavalcade

140

Mayflower

158

147

Daylight Eve

140

Mersey

161

-Don

140

Philanderer

140

If "berty Bay' does not accept

the underment oned weights' will

Flying Tourist

140

Pain View

-158

High Hondur

145

Popular Star

147

High Speed

148

Rousseau

101

Gladiator

158

Jungle Jim

151

Seventeenth of September 145

Herodias

161

Lemberg

140

Sylvandale

155

Macaroni itkemis

151

Mistake Bay

165

Tiflicum

145

King's Justice

165

Monoplane

150

Tiny Star

165

King's Warden;

158

Pontiac Bay

165

Warrington

147

Cossacks Beauty

'161

Pride of Tsingtao

140

Wembly Stag

161

WYNDHAM HCAP.-"B" Clary

Soldier of China.

140

West Parade

161

2-Mré Post Once Round and In

Soldier of Peace

150

Wiliam Caler

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