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LAWN BOWLS NOTES

SPORTS

U.S. BASEBALL

RESULTS

Continued from Page 2

NEW YORK, July 5 Reuter)- But he conceded a five to Basto The following are the results of later in the game. Bucked by this games played yesterday. In the big acore. Basto and his men decid-Major League: ed to put their best foot forward and slowly but surely they crept up from behind'Omar. On the 21st hend the score was 21-all. On the extra head Basto scored two to win the match.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington New York

E.

R H 3 8 ◊

20 0

Battery: Ferrell and Leonard. Washington New York

1 6. 1

11 13 1

Wright homered for the Sena- tor and Selkirk again for the Yankees.

Philadelphiang

On the adjoining green (PRC) Selkirk homered for the Yan- the Indian R. C. rink of D. M.kees. Khan, M. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah and A. K. Minu lost to the Taikoo com- bination of W. Melrose, R. Mair, D Munro and J. Chalmers to the tune of 28-17. To judge by the scores, one would gain the impres- slon, that the game must have been ane-sided, but this was hardly the case as each rank had their turn in leading-arst Chalmers then Minu and then Chalmers again.

Right up the last head the losers, though the dice' were heavliyoaded against them. might have snatched an eleventh- hour victory as they were only four shots. behind. But when Chalmers was lying the shot and Cleveland was manoeuvring for position, Detroit Mhu was done for, his only salva- tion being to "burn" the head which he tried desperately but Fainly to do Chalmers and his men certainly deserve the victory: they served up a better brand of

bowls.

Battery: Sandra and Dickey.

Boston

17 20 0 13 2

and Williams, Cronin, Tabor Doer homered for the Red Box and Hayes for the Athletics.

Battery: Heving and Desautels.

·0 3 Q 4 10.

Battery: Newsome and Teb betts.

Chicago

7 13

0

0

St. Louis.................. 3 1

MiNair homered for the White

Playing on the Kowloon Football Box and Gallagher for the Browns. Club green, B. W. Bradbury's rink. (J. W. Leonard, K. M. Omar, and

Battery: Rigney and Tresh.

A. E Coatés) had a very close Boston,

18 25 12 - 15 2

Tabor homered three times for the Red Sox

Battery: Cadehouse and Pea cock

shave against M Rakusen's four Philadelphia (M. E Purvis, W, J. Buring, and W. Ellyer) winning with only one shot in hand after leading by 12 4 on the 9th head. Rakusen kept on plodding behind Bradbury, and on the 18th Head he had the satis- faction of seeing the scores level at 17 all. He scored a single on the last head but one, to lead, but Bradbury scored two on the last head to clinch the Issue.

LAWN BOWLS RINKS.

TOURNAMENT

Chicago St. Louis

7

15 1

4 11

*

Battery: Brown and Schlueter. The second game between Cleve- land and Detroit was marred by rain.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

In a postponed Open Rinks Lawn New York ....... Bowls championship match played Boston

at the Kowloon Bowling Green

Club yesterday, A. Calman, T. Fer-

gusson, R. Morrison and J. C.

1 6

0

3 8 G

Battery: Lopez and MacFayden,

B

$

11 0

Battery:

4 9

Grissom and Lom-

71 1

bardi.

8 0

8

Cooper and Medwick homered.

5

10 14

THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939.

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Brown (skip) beat W. Excell, A. LPhiladelphia ............ I J. Eastman, V. Petherick and J.Brooklyn Fergusson (skip) by 27 shots to 16

Kay homered for the Dodgers. Battery: Todd and Pressmell. Cincinnati Pittsburgh

to enter the quarter-final round.

Scoring two singles, a six and a two on the first five heads against their opponents' single on the 2nd head the winners retained this substantial lead till the end.

CHAMPION PAIR EXTENDED The third round of the Open St. Louis Pairs championship made further Chicago"

three when progress yesterday

matches were played off at the

Kowloon Docks Recreation Club. for the Cardinals and Leiber three Incidentally, three Club de Retimes for the Cubs.

creto pairs were featured in the Battery: Cooper and Owen

matches, all ending on the winning side to enter the fourth round of

the competition.

The most exciting game of the day was that between last year's

New York Boston

Battery: Shofner and Lopez.

champion pair, C. M. Silva and F. Philadelphia

X. Soares and 8. M. White and A. Brooklyn J. Hall, the former combination winning by 20 shots to 19 after an extra head.

"

On the same green. Li J, Silva and J. F. 7. Ribeiro beat E.. V. Searle and J. Watson by 24 shots to 13."

In the other game J. Luz and L.

9 2 11

Battery: Casey and Phelps.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh

3 D 4

10 0

Frey, homered for the Beds and Rizzo for the Piraten.

F. Xavier won by a narrow margin Battery: Brown and Mueller.

from F. C. Channing and C. Doy-Bt. Louis man, the final score being 18 shots Chicago

to 18.

SHIPS IN HARBOUR Yaumat-Produce, Pipina, Pro- per Prominent, Turul, Haut

Kowloon Bay-Claude Chappe Yolande Bertin, Deslock.

Kowloon Whari-Nellore, Fulda, Neckar, Emp. of Japan, Boissevain and Corfu.

ler

Balkong What-Wing Wah, Holt's Wharf-Eumaeus. Williamson Wharf-Marie Mol-

Stonecutters JessieMoller, Har nah Moller.

Douglas Wharf-Hal Yang,

DOCKS

Talkoo-Breconshire, Dardanus, Chinese Prince, Atlantic Gulf, Shun Chih.

Kowloon. Mayon, Corregidor, Chak Sang. Bust. Kum Sang and Promise.

BUOYS

No. A i-Titjalengka. No. A 2 Benlawers

No. A 3—E Sing

No. A-Apoey No.A11 Ván Heutsz. No. "A14Ixion No. B 5-Laos,

No, B6 Hareldawins

No, B. 0~Yat Shing No. B11-Lysemoun" No. B14-Klangsu No. B15 Anhui No. B20 Hüpeh. No. 821 Szechuen No B22-Woolgar

3 7

4 2

Ten innings were played Har- mett hammered for the Cubs

Battery:

and Manenso,

SHIPPING

MOVEMENTS

The (N.DL.) 3.3. Fulda will leave here for Shanghai and North China ports on July 7 Instead of on the 6.

The P&O steamer Rawalpindi left Shanghai on July 4 and is due here on July 7 at 3am

Will

The BI steamer Talma leave for Shanghai, Moll, Kobe & Osaka on or about Thursday, July 6 at 6 am

The E. & A. steamer Nellore will leave for Shanghai, Moli, Kobe, Osaka, Yokkalti and Yokohama on or about Friday, July 7, at 6 am.

The B. & S. steamer Taiping is expected to arrive here, from Manila on July 7 at 8 am

ד'-

The LT steamer Conte Rosso is due to arrive at Hongkong from Europe via Bombay, Colombo and S'pore at 8 am, on Friday, July. 7 and will sail for Shanghal on the same day 10 am

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