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ALL THE

SPORT

MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1938.

SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES

LAWN BOWLS RESULTS NO SMALL BALL BOY SCOUTS

Full Programme Of Matches Carried Out

Despite the rain that fell to the morning the grounds dried suf- Belently by early afternoon to permit of the full programme, of Bowls matches being carried out, The Indians surprisingly defeated the Bowling Green, at Sookunpos, and full results were:-

FIRST DIVISION

R. Craig, J. Hyde (skip) 28; V. C. Labrum, L. Jack, A. W. Smith, E Kern (skip) 21: A. Jones, T. A. Madar. H. Overy, W. Hyde (skip) 15. Total: 64.

Recreio Beat C.S.C.C.

AL

ball Club by 4 shots

INTERPORT

It is learned from a reliable

source that it is extremely doubt

circum-

new

(South

HOLD AQUATICS

Kowloon Troop At

Home Cricket Scores At

Kowloon Troop At Close Of Play

The

The "Y"

The results were:---

RESULTS

free-

|

G.O. ALLEN ALSO IN FORM

London, July 30. The following were the close of play scores in first-class cricket matches commenced today:—

At Worcester, Worcestershire 151 (Kenneth Farnes 8 for 43) and 3 för 0 7. Essex, 200.

At Hove, Sussex 296 (G. O. Allen

5 for 68) v. Middlesex 119 for 2

At Manchester, Lancashire 133 (Robinson 5 for $7) v. Yorkshire 123 for 1.

Gloucestershire,

-

ONE MATCH EACH IN THE EUROPEAN ZONE FINAL Germany And Yugoslavia In The Davis Cup

!

Berlin, July 30.

Germany and Yugoslavia broke even on the first day in the European zone final of the Davis Cup, each country winning one of the two singles played here yesterday afternoo

In the first match the Yugoslavian number one man, Funcsé, defeated the German player Henkel in thron nets:6-1, 7-5, 6-3. The first set was won fairly easily by the Yugoslavian whose powerful drives have been proved too much for the German who apparently was not in his best form.

"

Henkel endeavoured to reduce the pace by countering Puncec's hurricane drives with well-placed chops and by these methods secur- ed a five to one lead in the second set. This time, however, the Yugoslavian had found an effective reply to Henkel's chops. He final ly won the, sot as 7-5, Henkel put up'a rallant resistance in the third set but the furoslavlan was clearly the better may and won the one point for Yugoslavia.

GERMANY

ful whether the Small-ball Inter- part between Shanghai and Hong Kong will materialise, a number of difficulties, having cropped up.

4th "Kowloon (Garrison) FARNES TAKES SIX Arrangements were almost com- Group Boy Scouts held their an-

WICKETS pleted last month for a team from nust squatle sports at the 'Euro- Hong Kong to visit Shanghai and pean Y.MC.A. on Saturday when play a series of games against a large number of spectators at- HK.F.C. "B":-B. A Mansell, W. Chinese teams, and several foreign tended. Coombes, J. Beach, J. A. R. Selby teams with a view to raising funda K.CC. Win By One Shot At Cox's Road. Kowloon Cricket (skip) 13; A. Steven. J. Dalgarn, H. for war relief purposes, but owing

several unfortunate

Junior Scouts' 50 Yards free- Club beat Craigengower Cricket V. Pearse. Tuck (skip) 16; Sto

Strange, L. Lammert. S. Carter. stances it was decided to postpone style:-1, Seats; 2, Sheppard; 31 Club by 1 shot.

the trip for the time being.

Johns. Time 45 secs. K.CC.-H. Nish, J. W. M. Brown, F. Haynes (skip) 22. Total: 50.

THIRD DIVISION

Wolf TEAM SELECTED

Cubs' 25 Yards

It K.F.C. Beaten!

will be recalled that the style:12 Seats; 2, Sheppardy 3. Chatham

Road, Kowloon following were selected some time Clay: 4 J.. McCormac. Cricket Club beat Kowloon. Foot-ago to represent the Colony in Senior Scouts' 50 Yards free- [Shanghai:" Cheung Moon-wing style:-1, Crabb; 2, Pellatt; 3. E. Craigengower: J. W. Leonard, L K.F.C.-T. White, R. Hall, C. (South China "A"). Wong Kal-Wade. Time 68 secs. C. R. Souza, A. E. Coates. B. W. Turney W. V. Field (skip) 19; V.ming. Leung Pak Wal

Wolf .Cubs' Non-Swimmers Bradbury (skip) 19; R. Basa. A. Petherick, K. Hamilton. C. Cham-China "B"), Tse Kam Hung (South

Race:-1, L, McCormat; 2 Pax- Razack. J. S. Landolt, C. S. Rosselet pelovler, T. Fergusson (skip) 16; A. (China

At Bristol, Somerset 355 for 5 v The second match between, von DOUBLES WIN FOR "B"), Sung Ling Sing

ton; 3, Byron: 4, Wade. (skip 18: A. B. Gomes, B. W. Lapsley, J. T. Smalley. A. L. East-L(Eastern) Capt, Lau Tin Bun

Metaxa, Germany, and Pallada. Junior Scouts' 25 Yards back-

At the Oval, Surrey 381 for 9 VYugoslavia, Whiteman, A. M. Omar, U. M. Omar man, V. Chittenden (skip) 15. (South China "A"). Wan Cheuk

was an extremely Total: 50.

Sun, Lo Tau. Man (a

star stroke:-, Venables; 2, Cottee: 3. Nottinghamshire. skip 26. Total: 63.-

both {thrilling .....affair although

Berlin, July 31 K.C.C.-A. Meadows, W. Bambro, from Shanghai), Chu Kam Sing. L. Wade.

At Birmingham, Warwickshire players played mostly from the In a hardfought five-set match. (South China

Wolf Cabs Diving:-1, J. Mc-187 (Dollery 113) v. Derbyshire 167 baseline. Pallada won the first set in the European Zone final of the J. Tacchi, J. M. Jack (skip) 19: Lau Chug Sang

Cormac; 18heppard; 3, Stevens; for 2.

Von Metaxa's play, however, im Davis Cup on Saturday, the Ger W Hobbs, W. T. French, J. Smith."),

At Northampton, Leicestershire proved in the second set which he man pair. Henkel, and yon Metaxa T. W. Carr (skip) 11; D. Traill, A. Mr. Chu Chik Tze, of the Nani | 4, L.-McCormac.

Perry, R. Marks, W. W. Hirst Wah Yat Po.

In the third set the defeated the Yupstars. Punces Sentor Spouts Yards back-352 (Armstrong. 125, Watson 50. won 6-4. Manager and Pau Tze Tuen Secre- stroke:1. Crabb; 2, E. Wade

Timms for 60) v. Northampton- German player became more 38 and Kukuljevic, the score being (skip) 24. Total: 54.

shire 3 för 1

gressive risking some excursions to 1-6, 7-9, 7-5, 6-4 and 6-4. Patterson Time 32 secs.

At Canterbury, Kent 407 (B. the net whenever a chance Was Junior Scouts Balloon Base:- Valentine 57, F. H. Knott 112. F. G. offered:

Germany was leading after tha 1. Ferguson; 2. Jobs: 3. Close Cbalk 67) v. Hampshire 49 for He also served extremely well, second day's play by 1-1. The

Wolf Cubs' 50 Yards tree- 19.

scoring a number of aces outright. first game on Saturday was over in The second table tennis inter-style:-1. Sheppard: 2 Seats; 3.

At. Swansea Glamorganshire has By these methods he won the third a few minutes, the Yugoslavs being (skip) 7: T. M. Gregory, Y. Abbas, port between Hong Kong and Stevens: 4. J. McCormac. Time scored 33 for the loss of no wicket in a relatively short time by stor-in excellent form and Henkel ap V. N. Atienza, H. Gittins (skip) 21: Macao will be played at the Con-61 secs.

in their match against the Austra ing 8-1. In the fourth set Pallada parently not. at his best. Subse C. Mose, J. Tang, J. L Stephens, A. fucius Club on August 14, when Senior Scouts' 15. Yards free-lans when rain prevented ruither made a supreme effort, winning quently, however, Henkel recovered Spary (skip) 21. Total: 69.

five of the Colony's best players style:-1, Crabb: 2. Pellatt: 3. E play (Reuter).

many rallies by his steady driving and gave a splendid account" of HK.E.R.C.:

Way. W. will meet five from the Portuguese Wade. Time 88 secs,

and capturing the set 6-9. The himself so that the Germans drew

in the fourth Stoker, S. Deacon, B. Muskett port:

Junior Scouts' Diving:-1. Grlf-Distance 62 ft. 6 ins. (two plun- fth was an extremely long drawn-level

on to win the fifth set- (skip) 24: G. T. Padgett, J. F. Hed-

out affair with many long ralles. went The Ave Hong Kong players fin; 2. Venables; 3, Ferguson ges). ley. A. F. Paul. . K. Sioan (skip) chosen are Chu Shiu-kau, Lee Tak-

Senlor Scouts Diving:-1, E Senior Scouts Plunge:-1, F. The German finally won 12-10 thus (Transoean). ;"G. G. S. Thomson, R. C. Butler, hung, Poon Bal-on. Poon Sai-tong

winning the first point for Ger- Crabb 2. Pellatt: 3, L. de Rome, J. F. Lunny (skip) 14. and Chu Shiv-lun.

Wade; 2, Crabb; 3, Jernakof. &

many. Since it is regarded as Wolf Cubs' Umbrella and Life- Distance 80 ft. 6 ins. (two plun-

virtually certain that Germany's Total: 82.

buoy Race, Sheppard: 2. ges).

number one man. Henkel will win Wolf Cubs' Inter-Six Belay--5}} Seats; 3. L. McCormac; 4. Stevens.

Junior Scouts' 25 Yards on back Yards, teams of two:-1, Grey Six: his second singles match on Suncan Zone of the Davis Cup com- match of the European zone Anal Mexico by three matches to 'nil.- (arms folded):---1, Venables; 22, White Six: 3. Red 8lx. Time 54 day it will probably be the decisive petition, Australia yesterday beat

seca.

(Transocean).

(Reuter), Ferguson; 3. Cottee, Time 29 secs.

Sebuts inter-Patrol Relay-123| Senior Sconts 25 Yards Life-yards, teams of five-1, Cobra

At the Valley, Club de Recrelo beat Civil Service Cricket Club by

10 shots.

Spary Well Up

C.B.C.C.-R. R. Davies. R R Wood, E. W. Simmonds, S. Randle (sktp) 14; J. Gellatly. W. J. Burling. L.A. Collyer, J. F. McGowan, (skip) 24: A. Wart. J. Deakin, G. H. Sherria. J. Hollidge (skip) 11. creation Club by 7 shots. Total: 49.

.

13

At Kowloon Tong. Kowloon Tong GCA. beat Hong Kong Electric Re

Kowloon Tong:-A. E Castro, W.

Club de Recrelo:-J: Luz, C. Mar- J. Howard, A. J. Kew, A. H. Basto

ques, A. A. Remedios. H. A. Alves

(skip) 18; L. F. Xavier, D. C. Alves,

L. J. Silva, R. F. Luz, (skip) 18; J. E. Noronha, J. F. V. Ribeirio, C. G. Silva, F. X. Sva (skip) 24. Total:

59.

Iridians Cause Surprise

At Sookumpoo, Indian Recreation Club beat Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 4' shots.

IR.C.-S. O. Bux, A. M. Wahab.

E. el Arcull, A. R. Dallah (skip) 18:

D. M. Khan, A. Bakar, M. Y. Adal.

R.

:4

Recreio's Easy Win At King's Park, Club de Recrela

M. R. Abbas, (skip) 21; J. Hoosen.beat Hong Kong Football Club by

S. M. Rumjahn. A. R. Minu. A K.125 shots. Minu (skip) 22. Total: 61.

tary.

was to have been

TABLE TENNIS INTERPORT

Macao will be represented by Chau Kwok-wai, Wong Wing-lin, Luk Lal-woo, Woo Han-ying and Yeung Kan-chan.

In the first meeting of this na- At King's Park, Club de Recreio ture two years ago Hong Kong were K.B.G.C.: . Watson. 5. M. beat Hong Kong Football Club by beaten but with a stronger side White, A Hyde-Lay, R. Duncan 25.shots.

this year, victory is predicted. (skip) 19: a. C. Norman, C. B. Recreto:-F. A. Xavier C. (P Prior to the men's Interport two Hosking, A. -J. Hall." J.-G. Meyer Basto, P. Remedios, C. A. Lobes women's side representing the two (skip) 19; F. Cheesman, C. Afskip) 25. A F. Noronha, H. A. ports will meet on August 13. Atkins, A. Macfarlane, E. W. Lines Botelho. E. M. Remedios, 'P. A. (skip) 19. Total: 57.

SECOND DIVISION Logan's Big Win

At Austin Road, Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat Hong Kong Foot ball Club "B" by 27 shots.

K.B.G..C: Jack Watson, H. L. Lockhart, D. W. Waterton, J. 8. Logan (skip) 31; A Macintyre. L. A. R. Duncan, J. Prentice. T. Arm- strong (skip) 19; E. V. Searle, H. E. Drew, R. P. Phillips, G. E. F Thompson (skip) 27. Total: 77:

Sporting

Fixtures

TODAY

CYCLING, Hong Kong Cycling

Club Informal Half-Day Spin trom the AlhambrE Theatre. Kowloon 1.30 pm.

TOMORROW

BADMINTON.-Y.M.CA Badmin.

ton, in the West Lounge. BOWLS Open Singles Champion ship (Second Round); (At Kow loon Cricket Club): G. W...Mit- chell v. J. C. Brown & Brooks bank v. L F... Xavier; D. W. Waterton v. B. W. Bradbury; R. Dancan v. C. N, Suva (At Hong Kong Football Club) A., R. Dallah v. R. Basa: J. Watson v. E. Zimmern.a MEETING-Council of the Hong Kong Football Association, in the "South China Morning Post" Board Room, 5.30 pm; N SWIMMING.-Mixed Swimming, in European 7.M.CIA. Bwimming Pool

4.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3^„ BADMINTON. :---- YMCA Ladies Badminton in the West Lounge. BOWLS-Open Singles Champion- ship (Second Round:-(At Kow loon Dock Recreation Club); T E: Noronha or G, Sherin 'v: 'C. F Remedios; A. Hyde-Lay Y. .A. E Carey C. B. Hoskin V.

V. H. A Alyes: (At Cratgengower Cricket Club): J. A. da Ens v. A: K. Minu; R. Ellis, v. W. G; B. Eccleshall VE W. Lines: (At Indian Re creation Club): · E. "C. Fincher 'v' A E Coates; W.-K. Way or A. Warr v. J. & Henson; V. Ramsey v. J. Cavanagh, * enga

THURSDAY, AUGUST A BOWLE-Open Singles Champion- ship Second Round). (At Citib de Recreto): J. Coleman T. J. S:: Logan or N. Norman.

Yvanovich; (skip) 24; C. F. Vas. J.

M. O. Sequeira, C. M. S. Alves. C. (skip) 12; C. G. Bollis, R. A. Ed- Roza-Pereira (skip) 22. Total: 71.wards, T. Rowell, HL Pezr (skip) 20: HKFOB I. Bickford, E C. A. Didsbury. A. Thomas, D. Fitches, Drown. 8. W. Cressey, V. Walker J. Skinner (skip) 14. Total: 46.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

FIRST DIVISION

Kowloon Cricket Club " Civil Service C.C. Indian Recreation Club *Police Recreation Club

Craigengower C.C.

64

Club de Recreio.

59

81

Kowloon 2.G.C.

57

Kowloon Dock.R.C.

SECOND *Craigengower C.C...

Kowloon B.G.C. **Police Recreation Club

*Football Club""A"

DIVISION

Civil Service O.C.'.

77

Football Club "B"

Club de Recreio

Taikoo Recreation C.

THIRD

DIVISION

50

Kowloon Cricket C. 34

R.H.K. Yacht Club

H.K. Electric R.C. Football Club

62

48

Kowloon Football Club "Craigengower C.C.

Kowloon Tong G.0.A. ...... 69. Club de Recreio

71 *Postponed because greens unplayable..

..i

1

Paterson.

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409

and

AUSTRALIA VEINS

„Kansas City, July-81. In the first round of the Ameri-

Saving Rage! Eagle Patrol Patrol: 2. Tiger Patrol: 3 Eagle CAPT. J.A. BARLOW WINS

(Paterson and Venables): 2, Cobra Patrol. Time i min 47 3-5 secs. Fatrol (E. Wade and Jernakoff);

Senior Scouts' Obstacle Bace:-

3. Tiger Patrol (Deacon and Pel-1, E. Wade; 2. Fellatt: 3, Paterson.

Time 71 secs.

latt). Time 33 sets.

Diving for Plates:-1, Tiger Junilor Scouts' Novelty Race:-

and Pellatt) 10 1. Ferguson; 2. Venables. Patrol (Crabb

Final Standings (Scouts' Inter- plates; 2. Eagle Patrol (Paterson and Venables) 9 plates; 3, Cobra Patrol Trophy Competition):-- Patrol (E. Wade and Jernakoff)

Tiger Patrol 62 points 6 plates.

Cobra Patrol 62 points Eagle Patrol di points Swift Patrol 28 points.

Junior

Scouts' Plungs:-1, Venables; 2. Close: 3... Ferguson.}

SCOTLAND'S STRONG

TEAM

Four New Caps" To Play At Porthcawl

The Scottish Golf Union have, as usual, chosen a strong team to represent the country in the annual amateur international matches, which will be played at Porthcawl on September 21-23. Following are the 11 players, who will be captained, from the sidelines, by H.

BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE Dickson, last year's non-playing captain:

Club de Recreio

2

Shots

D. For Agst, Pta.

D. Cameron, Kirkintilloch.

E D. Hamilton, Halston.

A. T. Kyle, Sand Moor.

41

FIRST DIVISION

W. L.

13

2 0 769 654 22

Kowloon Cricket Club

13/

4

0 783

721 18

B. A. M'Kinns, North Berwick

New.

Cralgengower C.C. Kowloon B.G.C.

12

7

5 0 -781 861

14

A. E. M'Leod, Old: Ranfurly.

13

G

5 2

681 769

14

Indian R.C. Police R.C.

2

668

725

30

W. 8. M'Leod, Old Ranfurly, G. B. Peters, ‹Feranesh.

12

4 8 0. 86

761

Kowloon Dock R.C. Civil Service C.C.

11

3 7 1 558 665

G. Hoberts, Oraigmillar Park. B. Kutherford, Royal

暫 2

Totals

.98

47 47

4 5582 5582

98

4.

Shots

Kowloon B.G.C, Club de Recreio Craigengower C.C. Taikoo Dock R.C. Football Club "B"

Football Club “A”. Police: R.COM

Civil Service C.C.

i

Totals

1618 724

SECOND DIVISION

D. For Agst.

ARSEEN===

Wimbledon.

J.B.. Sterenson, Troon St.

Meddan's.

H. Thomson, Williamwood. Cameron, Kyle, M'Kinna, and Rutherford are new "cape," while 7. B. Stevenson has not played for Scotland since 1932 at Troon,

SOMEWHAT FORTUNATE

i

The two Lothian players may be considered somewhat fortunate to

THE KING'S PRIZE

Biggest Margin In Many Years

The King's Prize of £250, a gold medal; and gold badge was won

by Captain 3. A..Barlow, the West Yorkshire Regiment, with so, big a lead that even the nearest of the 100 competitors who were with him in the final stage were "also-rana.”

17

Captain Barlow started shooting at 960 yards with 148 points made in the second stage on his score thed. This was one point only below the score of R. D. Greig, the Silver Medallist. At 900 yards he made 72 out of 75, bringing his score up to 218.

On this mark he was tied by giment, who was also appearing in Major A. J. Andrews, of the Tower the final for the first time. Capt. Hamlets Rifles. and Mr. F. K. Bos- Barlow was making his eleventh well, late of the Notts and Derby appearance. Regiment. By the time the first

shots were red at 1,000 yards the

wind was blowing almost straight

FIRST "REGULAR" „LD WIN

The King's Prize was only thrown

from the targets, a difficult wind open to members of the Regular Army in 1919. - Previously it had for all but the most experienced been confined to serving and ex- to judge and make the neceBERTY allowance on the sights to prevent the bullet from being blown wide on the target.

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MISS FOSTER'S_RIFLE“. Interviewed immediately he had

Service members of the Volunteer and Territorial Forces Captain Barlow is the only member of the - Regular Army to have won the prize.

When the winner had been con-

be chosen, although Kinna, by been declared the winner, Captain gratulated by Admiral of the Fleet following up his good play in last Barlow said that he could not Lord Chatfield, who later present- year's Irish Open Amateur Cham-speak as wind dificulties bewed the prizes, and by Lord Cottes pionship with leading place in the cause he had been dissatisfied with loe, chairman of the National Rifle Scottish qualifying rounds, was the performance of all his owl Association, he was hoisted in the clearly a candidate for higher hon rifles and had been lent her own carrying chair by members of the oura Roberts, however, has done pet ride by Misa Marjorie Foster, Small Arms Experimental Estab little this year, less than Wemyss,, also a previous winner of the prize,lishment and the Small Arms for one, or H, S. Mackersy, the who had not get into the final this School, and, was carried on, preced- ed by the band of the Royal Welsh Lothians champion, for another. year.

Fusfiers playing "Bee the Conquer- Captain Barlow made 69 at 1.000 ng Hero Comes Yet Roberts is the best striker of

yards and ended 287, Auren points a ball in the East.

The team is not a young one, above the next competitor. To hided the successful seventy

de Rifle Association.» the average being about 23. is the largest margin by which the prize meeting of the National

Those who have been dropped prize has been won for many years.

The first six places in the King's from last year's winning side at Captain Barlow Breviously won in priENDO Len At least seven of the blayers Portmarnock are:-. E. Dawson, 1934. He has twice been winner of 1. The King's Prize of $250, the must have chosen themselves.

N.R.A Gold Medal, and NRA. Thomson, Peters, and Kyle, the A. Jamieson, 8. L M'Kinley, the Army Championship, in 1930

Cold› Bădie, Capt. 3. A. Bárlow 9 heroes of the Walker Cup match. M'Inally, K. G. Patrick, and D. 8 and 1931, and also in 1930 won the

Wemyss.

(West Yorkshire Regt.), 247. 8 could not be omitted.

P. W.

13

9 3. 1. 795 733

Pts. 19:

12

4

0 769 6,39,

16.

11

7

4 0 130 618

14:

11 6

5 0 :677

12 G2T

12

4

14 645

187

11 4

0 656

842

11

4

7 0 637

667

8

11

3 8 0 577

743

6

92 45 45 2 5486 5488

82

THIRD DIVISION

Ahots

P W. L D. For Agst.

Pts.

Kowloon Football Club

12 19 2 0 787-577 20

Kowloon Tong G.C.A.

12

7 4 1 767

·640

Club de Recreio

13

7

5 7 179 744

15 [16:

Kowloon Cricket Club

13

7

8

0

HE Electric R.C.

12

6

0

716

668

12

Craigengower CC.

8

0 610

610

#10°

Football Club

12

B

0 608 781

8

RHK. Yacht Club

11

∙10.

0

587

710

¥2

Total

47

47.

2 5553 5552

06

Hamilton and Rutherford were

In a ke category, and so, too. were A E MLeod and J. B Stevenson, the former as a mem ber of last year's team, who had won a bronze medal at Mürfeld, and the latter for his brilliant play in the Amateur Champion- ship at Trooni.

Of the others, W. S. MLeod also

740 743 14 did well at Troon; sull ho...was,

moreover, a Walker Cop trialist.

Cameron's bronze medal at Male-

ROUND

BA

King's - Medal for the champion shot in the Army at home.

Second in the list, with a score of 280, came Sergeant E. 8. M, Wade, of Oxford University O.T.C., who had 140 from the second stage, the lowest score to get in, but he managed to average 70 at the two final ranges, a remarkable per- formance for a young shot,

Next, and also with scores of 280, were Aircräftiman T. W. Gregory, of Canada; Major E. M. Ransford of the Small Arms Experimentál 7 | Esthblishment; Lt.' T. H. Crawford.

2. The NRA. Badge and £30, Sgt. E. 6. M. Wade (Oxford University O.T.C.), 140 at 1,000 and 900. yards, total 280, 199

man

3. NRA. Badge and £25, Alferafts- T. W.--Gregory (Royal Canadian Air Force) 128 at 1.000. and 900 yards, total 280,......... 4. NRA. Badge and £20, Major, E

M. Ransford (Buñolf Regt)... 138 at 1,000 and 900 yards, total 280, 1. N.R.A. Badge and El-, Lieut. R.'

N. Barker (late 7th Notts and Derby Regt.), Votal 218 NRA Badge and 216 E Money. Capt. 1. M. McBean Ulhodesta), C-Berst, Vames (Canada), G. E. Turne, and R. D. Greiz

field was no more than his cour- His first picture the son of of HMS. Pembroke (who got into 6. ageons and consistent-golf over lawn tennis star Dorothy Round the final this year on hi atat ap

the last few yarre, deserved, and and her husband, Dr. Douglas pearance); and Mr. R. N. Barker. his “cap" is richly merited-

Little, born recently.

late of the Notts and Derby Re-

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