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LAWN BOWLS NOTES

THURSDAY JUNE 22-1939.

In the World of Spins

Win Of Yacht Club

Week

Surprise Only Upset Last

Senior Games Go As Expected With Close Results Seen

The defeat of the "Hongkong Football Club at the hands of the Yacht Club in the Third Division/pro- vided the only upset in the League matches decided last Saturday-the results in the other patches being more or less expected. Prior to this match, the Hong- kong Football Club had had a 100 per cent. record and were leading in the League Table but as a result of this defeat they have been deposed by the Kowloon C.C. who, though having the same number of points as the H.K.F.C., have been placed at the head of the Table as they are up by more shots.

Though two of the Yacht Club skips won their games, it is A. W. Brown's performance which catches the eye. He beat V. Walker easily by 30-18. Included in his 30 shots were a five and two fours. B. E. Maug- ham, too, won for the Yacht Club, but his was only a one shot victory over. J. Russel. G. E. Costello lost to H. Pegg by 18-20.

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Open Tournament BRADBURY'S

RINK SCORE

GOOD WIN

Omar's Four Beat Giant - Killers

BY "JACK HY"

LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE

Some Selections

For Saturday

The following are some clubs': selections for lawn bowls league matches this Saturday:—

H.B. DARTS LEAGUE TENNIS

LEAGUE

RECREIO DEFEAT CRAIGENGOWER

RESULTS OF MATCHES

TO DATE

The following are the results of matches to date in the H.B. Darts League:-

Imperial "B" y. Embassy Westgate 0 Baulch Stevens

CLUB DE RECREIO 1st Division—“A” ̈v. “B” "A"-C. M. Süva, J. F. V. Ribeiro, Valentine L. J. Siva, F. X. M. Silva; J. Luz, Cheek A. P. Guterres, R. F. Luz, H.. A..

Diaper Alves;; L. F. Xayler, C. E. Marques, J. E Noronha, C. G. Silva, - "B"-J. C. Remedios. A. Xavier, C. R. Pereira, B. Basto: C. Points-3

M.

2 Robson

2 King

0 Smith

2 Baxter

6

Points 2

Several matches in the second c. Pereira, D. C. Alves, A. A. Re-Highest Anish: Robson round of the Rinks Championship medios FXSoares FA Mac Highest score. Check were played off on Sunday. By hado, C. H. Basto, F. V. V. Ribeiro, far the most interesting game was J. J. Basto.

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U.S. BASEBALL

RESULTS

NEW: YORK, June 21 (Reuter)— The following are the results of matches played yesterday in the

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Central British Lose Major League.-.-.-.

At King's Park

Playing at the Craigengower Cricket Club, Club de Recrelo de- feated the home team by eight sets to one in the "C" division of the Tennis League yesterday.

S. L. Leonard and E. 8. Howard C.C.C.) lost to G.. Noronha and H.

|H. Noronha 2-6, lost to. A, M. “Be- medios and L. Carvalho 1-8, lost to

NATIONAL LEAGUE »

Brooklyn Cincirinati

R. BE

2 8 0

4 10 1

Camilli homered for the Dodgers. Battery: Walters and Hersh- berger,

Boston Chicago

1 5 Q 3 6 1 Battery: Passeau and Hartnett.

The games between New York: and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia

J. C. Fonseca and M. A. Guterres and St. Louls were not played

4-6.

$15 --Th-King and PC-Y40:0:0:)~

the one on the Civil Service green 3rd Division (Away) v. Stanley in which B. W. Bradbury's rink M. F. Alarcon, A. M. Rodrigues,

Baxter Smith

Embassy v. Imperial "B"

0 Diaper

2

2 Stevens

King

Robson Baulch

2 Westgate 1. Valentine 1 Cheek

B

Points 3

36

100

| (J. W. Leonard, K. M. Omar and J. R. Soares, O. P. Remedios: A. F. A. E. Coates) beat a Recreio rink Noronha, F. A. Xavier, C. A. Lopes, |(J. C. Remédios, C. C. Pereira, 0.E. Sousa; C. Vas. J. A. Remedios,

P. Remedios and E. de Souza) by P. A. Yvanovich. C. M. S. Alves. one shot after playing an extra head.

Down by 12-18 on the 19th

KOWLOON F.C.

2nd Division-v. Civil Service C.C. Points 2

W. Groves, A. Eastman), P. Highest finish. Westgate Younghusband, T. Ferguson: E. Highest score: Cheek

RAO.E. "B" v. Imperial "A". Davies

Coomer

Hughes, B. Thomson, B. Gibson, W. Field: B. Evans, W. Simpson, V. Attenza, V. Chittenden.

3rd Division-. Kowloon C.C. Lumby L. Bones, J. Ross, S. Wong, V. Petherick, W. Woodcock, H. Mills, W. Excell, J. Smalley; P. McCarthy, D. Izatt, A. Moss, P. Morgan

YACHT CLUB

head, the losers did extremely well to score six shots on the last two The victory of the Indian The Kowloon CC defeated the heads to draw level. Indeed, so R.C. over the Kowloon Docks Kowlook Bowling Green Club at gallantly did Souza's rink play in the First Division at Hung-home by two shots, but as they that they might have won the hom may be regarded as a were up en only one rink, it was match on the 1st head as they entirely due to F. Goodwin's ex- surprise in some quarters, out cellent work that they won. Ewere laying the four shots neces I had expected them to win Kern went down to W. MacFarlane

sary for victory, but, amidst tense in spite of their failure the by 14-19 and E. C. Fincher was excitement, Bradbury with his last

wood came in. for the fourth shot: Saturday before against the beaten by A. J. Hall by 17-19.

...Bowling Green (Home) Recrelo "B." In the same Incidentally, as the result of to tie the scores at 18 all, thus

E. Hospes, G. H. Bond, A. Nissim. match last year, the Docks their defeats, both Kern and Fin necessitating an extra head to be beat the Indians who had cher lost their 100 per cent. record played in which Bradbury scored A. W. Brown: P. B. Cassidy. L. E. N. Ryan. A. S. Mitchell, B. E. Maug- practically the same rinks Goodwin, who a fortnight ago was

the sole cause of the K.C.C. down- M. R. Abbas' rink (J. Hoosen, han: W. A. Cornell, D. Drusimond, then.

But I think, the Indians have fall against the Police by badly A. Bakar and A. O. Madar) which R. H. Wild. G. E. Costello improved considerably this year himself and turned the tables on (Carlos Silva's four bowed in de- losing to J. Orem, has vindicated disposed of last year's champion's and hence, in spite of their reverse the other two skips by being the feat to U. M. Omar's rink (W. J. tipped them off to win and they sole cause of the K.CC. victory. "haven't disappointed me.

against

the Portuguese, I had

SECOND DIVISION

one.

Little Evans

2 Whitehouse;

lost to Noronha and Noronha 4-8, lost to Remedios and Carvalho 3-6, lost to Fonseca and M. A. Guterres 4-6.

N. L.. Leonard and Lee. Whua Kek (C.C.C beat Noronha and Noron- ha 6-3, lost to Remedios and Car- valho 5-7, lost to Fonseca and Gut- erres 1-8.

RADIO'S EASY WIN

At King's Park, the Central British Association lost to the i Radio and Postal R.C: by 8 sets to 1. G. H. Fowler and N. Whitley

1} (C.B.A.) lost to D. Leonard and Au 2 Kam Moon 1-8, lost to G. Bingh 2 and W. J. Chanson 0-6, lost to M. 1Sheria and C. M. Lee. 3-6.

2 Gribble

1 Pearson

0 Howe

Redman

7

Points 2

73

Points 3

Highest Anish, Whitehouse Highest score: Howe

J. Sloan and D. T. Smith.

8 (CBA) lost to Leonard and Au

jowing to rain,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago

3. 10" 2 New York ....... 13 19 0 Battery: Pearson and Dickey. St. Louis

Boston

19 1

8 I. O

4. 14 2

·Battery: Auker and Peacock.

Cleveland

Washington

8 14 3

Battery: Elsenstat and Hemsley. Detroit

Philadelphia

5.9 1

0 B Q. Averill homered for the Tigers. Battery: Bridges and Tebbetts.

OLYMPIC GAMES EXTENSION

BERCHTESGADEN, June

21

3-6, lost to Singh and Chanson 2-6; (T/Ocean) Plans for an exten- beat Sheriff and Lee $-4.

M.'Yatskin' arid

sion of the Olympic construction Karpusheftin Garmisch-Partenkirchen,

is

132 (CBA) lost to Leonard and Au well as of the programme for the

Embassy v. R.4,0.B. “R”

·

Baulch

2. Carter

Hurlow Baxter

2 Lumby

1 Davies

2

3 Reynolds o Little

0

OPEN PAIRS LAWN Clifford

Smith BOWLS RESULTS Penny, A. A. Razack and A. M.

At the Indian Recreation Club, D. C. W. Fitches and R. Ellis beat

Omar at the Hongkong Football The Indians won with only tour Toming now to the Second Club by the scores of 29-15.....

Play... seldom reached a high W. L. Waller and J. "G. "Gill by 19 Points 1

Points 2 shots to spare. They were up on Division. Craigengower C.C. had no

the shots to in a low-scoring match Highnest finish: Clifford two rinks, A. K. Minu and M. R. difficulty in retaining the leader-standard, due probably to Abbas beating R. Morrison and ship at the expense of Taikoo R.C. very fast and tricky green to featured by close heads.

Highest score? Baulch Kempton by the scores of 27-15 who had been expected to offer which few of the bowlers could G. Duncan and W. Gill beat E. R.A.O.B. “B” v. Embassy and 28-21 respectively. This lead them a stiff hurdle to negotiate. adapt themselves. The success of G. Post and A. E. Carey 28-18 on Carter of 19 shots covered A. R. Dallah's But. they (Talkoo) failed to repro- Omar's rink, however, canz be the same ground, scoring three 4's Lumby deficit of 15 shots against H. G. duce the record-breaking form attributed to the fact that his in the course of the match. Cooper and enabled them to win they showed the previous Saturday front men played a more consis- by four shots.

when they beat the Hongkong tent gaine than Abbas'.

Playing at the Hongkong Foot Reynolds As can be imagined by the close- Football Club." They went down I was at the Police Club when ball Club ground, M. Y. Adal and ness of the scores, the game was like nine-pins before the C.C.C.H. E. Strange's rink played J. G.A. R. Dallah lost to J. Fraser and exciting, especially to towards the onslaught and lost in all rinks, Meyer's (R. P. Phillips, H. JE. C. Fincher by 13-20, end when both. Minu and Abbas even J. C. Chalmers who had done Bicknell and J. S. Logan). Think suffered defeat at the hands of W. Highest finish: Davies

L.A. Collier and F. H. Haynes Points 2 had played their. 21 heads and wonders against J. Selby the Satur-ing that it was all over bar thei established a lead of 19 shots. At day before falling victim to C.shouting when Meyer was leading) 8. Dall and W. McLeod by 18-21, the end of the 19th head Dallah Cavanagh: .

by 13-4, I left. Timagine my sur-

was 10-29 down to Cooper, which At home, the Kowloon Bowling prise when I was told later that meant that the scores were level Green Club beat the Civil Service Strange had staged a wonderful on all rinks.

C.C. by 16 shots. However, victory recovery to beat Meyer by 19-14. On the following head, Dallah for the K.B.O.C. was brought about!

MINU'S POSSIBLE was lying one, when in an en- entirely by the brilliant display of

to win on the last head. :

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hix

AT H.K.F.C.

THIS WEEK'S GAMES

2 Baxter

• Robson

Davies Little

1 Clifford

2 Baulch

1 Furlow

昏

Points 3

5

0-8, lost to Singh and Chanson 3-6. lost to Sheriff and Lee 3-6.

CHINESE DERBY,

Winter Games of 1940, were ap proved by the German Chan- cellor st the Obersalzberg on Tuesday,

Playing at home, the South China A.A beat the Chinese R.G. He received the President of the by 5 sets to 4.

German Olympic Cominittee, Reichs- .9.0. Khoo and F. Lưu (EGA.A)| Brochleader " vón Tschammer, beat G. Li and O. L. Pang 7-6, beat and Osten, the President of the SL Ma, and F K Lau 6-1. best Organisation Committee, Dr. Rit- 29 T. LIu and C. N. Tsang 6-4, ** ter von Halt, the member of the 101

H. T. Bee and T. K. Leung international Olympic Committee,. (S.C.A.A) lost to Li and Pang 2-8, Gen von Reichenau, the Secretary best Ma and Lau 6-4, last to Iu and General Dr. Carl Diem, and the Tsang 0-6.

of State for tourist trar- H. S. Lee and C. L. Lau (S.CAA). Hormann Esser, at his moun lost to Li and Fang 3-6, lost to Ma

tain home," and Law 4-6, beat In and Tsangra 6-2.

INDIANS LOSE 3-6

Wel and Lee Kam-ming 3-6. Playing on their own courts at D. MA Razack and A. Razack Bookumpoo, Indian R.C. were (IRC) lost to Lin and Lee 2-8, beat 84 beaten by six sets to three by Kow-Lam and Hiu 6-3, lost to Wel and. Highest score: Reynolds

129 loon Tong.

Lee 2-8

··LEAGUE TABLE "TO DATE A A. R. Kitchell and A. M. Rum 8. A. R. Bur and H. Kitchell

Imperial "A" RA.O.B. "A" M.T.B. "B"

R.A.0.B. "B" Imperial: "B" M.T.B. "A"

Recreio Sides Meet Embassy

Each Other

This week-end, Recreio "A" will

P W L Pts. Jahn (LR.C.) lost to Henry Lin and (1.R.C.) lost to Lin and Lee 8-1, lost 17 35 20 35 Edward Lee 2-6, beat Lam Kwan to Lam and Hat 3-6, beat Wei and .10 29 21 29and H. E. Hau 8-1, lost to W. Lee 8-3.

10 24 26 24

..10 24 28 24

.11 21.34 21

20, 25 · 20

7 17 18 17

68 170 170 170

deavour to push it away, Cooper J. G. Meyer and his men who, in I see that A. R. Dalian and a most unfortunately took the lack infichting a 23 shot defeat on W. K. Minu had swapped places in Instead into the ditch to give his R. Hillyer, enabled his team to their rink game against T. A opponent three shots and the game cover up a 7 shot deficit on the Madar and

men. Perbapa virtually, as he needed four shots other two rinks and emerge vic-Dallah was feeling under the meet their Club-mates, Recreio "g"},

torious by 18 shots.

weather and

therefore not and wac

should win Craigengower. Another Instance of victory be- equal to the task of skipping. the Police B.C. and the Kowloon Highest finishes: Funnell 104, ing possible solely through the He. certainly had not been at his C.C. will be at home to Kowloon Lumby 100, Hoare. 91, Little 88, efforts of one skip,,was seen in the best the previous day when H. G. Bowling Green Club, Kowloon Whitehouse 60, Baxter 66: Kowloon Football Club Kowloon Cooper gave him a walloping.. Docks and Civil Service C.C. res- Tong match at Chatham Road. V.

Highest scores: Little 135. Davies However, the match between pectively and each home team 135, King 132, Howe 132, Poole 131 Chittenden tied with A. H. Basto Minu and Madar. to all intents should collect two more points. and W. Field was two shots down and purposes was a walk-over for

Reynolds 129, Waterworth 128, Cralgengower's second. team Redman 128, Prest 127, Keenan 125,

On the following head Dallab was sitting on the splice, as it were, and, being content with a second shot, could afford to manoeuvre for position. How ever, he had one on the last head. In spite of two attempts to trail the Jack (that being the only chance left for vic tory) Cooper falled.

RECREIO'S SQUEAK

to A. Spary. But T. Ferguson's 17 the former who won easily by 38-should not be hard put to it to Cheek 112. shot win enabled the Footballers 13. Included in Minu's 138 shots maintain their 100 per cent. record to win by 15 shots.

**** *** ***' ̄ ̄ ̄ 'THIRD LEAGUE

With the exception of the Hong-

were a possible and a seven.

OPEN. PAIRS

Those who had expected the

In scoring 46 shots against W. Champions, Recreio "A" to win kong Football Club-Yacht Club J. Howard and B. Gitting at the comfortably against

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

in their away match against the Kowloon Bowling Green Club,

The Kowloon F., also playing away, will have the Civil servants the Civil match which has already been Kowloon Bowling Green Club on The Hongkong Football Club and as. their opponents and should win Service C.C., who, by the way, have dealt with, all the home teams in Monday, E. Noronha and C. G. Taikoo RC, both playing at home, not earned a single point so far, the Third Division von In-beat Silva have created a new record will meet and should defeat Kow- BRIDGE-Cheero Club must have been given a rude shocking Cralgengower by 13 shots, for the to see the Portuguese win by only Kowloon Bowling Green Club won betters by one shot E. Kirman's tively.

season. This aggregate loon Tong and Police RG. respec- nine shots. The Civil Servants put on all three rinks. up such a stiff resistance that

and W.-J. Burling's score of 45 Recreio had a close shave against

In the Third Division, the Yacht they might easily have won had J. Hongkong Electric whom they beat made a few weeks ago against C. Club will have a stiff game against Hollidge put up a better per-by only three shots. E. Souza WL and F. X. Delgado. Kowloon Bowling Green Club, but formance against H. A. Alves." paved the way for the Portuguese

Noronha and Silva led all the in view of their unexpected success

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loon Tong Y. YMCA, Indians Bv. Kowloon Dock, Kowloon v Kowloom Indians. D Division (2). Chinese v, Radio-Postal Sports, Civil Service y. Recreio, Bouth China v. Indians #A

J. Deakin held the redoubtable victory by boating A. F. Pani by! way through the game in the last week against the strong Hong- G. G. Bilya to a 18-all tie and H9 shots, O. P. Remedios won by course of which they collected five kong Football Club I am tipping Strange who had M. Rakusen's 18-15 against W. H. B. Muskett, but fives and two fours. Howard and them off for a win." place as skip did very well indeed to C. M. Alves lost to L de Rome by Gitting could only manage 14 Recreio, Kowloon Football Club TO-MORROW

and Hongkong Football Club should C. M. Sliva and F. I. Boares, the all win against the Prison Omcers champions, eliminated a very Club. Kowloon C.C. and the Hong- strong pair in 8. Eccleshall and kong Electric respectively. A. W. Grimmitt on the Craigen

First Division gowar green by the scores of 24 CRAIGENGOWER . Kloon B.G.C 17..

Recreto "B" v. RECREIOTA Each pair taking the lead in POLICE R.C. Kowloon Docks | KOWLOON CIC. v. Civil Service

Second Division

beat P. I. Elva by 27-17, but | 28-27. - Hollidge let down his team badly by being 7-25,down to Alves. As a result of his tie against Deakin, C. G. Silva, though, still unbeaten, has lost his 100 per cent. skip's record. Down, by 14-19 on the 20th head, he scored five shots on the last head-to-draw-level:****

LIKEWISE CRAIGENGOWER

In their home match the Craigengower C.C.. who had been expected to dispose of the Police C. easily, had the fright of their lives. They won' with only two shots to spare, ** thanks to B. W. Bradbury who beat J. Orem by 20-16 and U. M. Omar who had the better of J. Pender by 16-11. E. Basa lost to A. E. Carey by 15-22,9

HORSE SHOW

Italy Wins Gold Challenge Cup

turn, the game was full of excite- ment and it was touch and go unt the 9th head. After that

LONDON, Jupe 21 (Reater) the losers fell off to allow the Kloon B.0.0 CRAIGENGOWER At the International Horse Show, Portuguese pair to forge ahead Civil Service, KOWLOON FC Lieut. Col. Alessandro Bettoni, of and eventually win by seven shots. HONGKONG F.C.V. Kowloon Tong Italy, riding a fourteen-year-old

1 TAKOO BC. v Police RO thestnut gelding. Angrat,won

the King George the Fifth Gold cup two years ago.

Third Diving

Challenge Cup after a jump of Capt W. F. Butler, riding a ten- Prison Officers' Club v with Capt. Bizzard, of

-year-old chestant mare, Big Sweep, KOWLOON FOKO

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V. Ramsey and R. Lapsley G. C. Moss and W. Hollands (At Kowloon C.C.); J. 8. Riddell and, J. C. Aitken v. J Hoosen R. Minu, (Át - Craigen-

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