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Civil Service Quartette Lose By Narrow Margin

A Club de Recreto four entered the final of the Lawn Bowls "Open Rinks Championship when, at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club yesterday, F. A. Machado, C. M, Silva, J. F. V. Ribeiro and F. X. M. da Silva (skip) defeated, by two shots on the last head, the Civil Service C.C. rink of E. W. Simmonds, J. Deakin, 5. Eccleshall and A. W. Grimmitt (skip)..

excep-

ex-

Silva won by 14 shots to. 12. head things had looked singles being returned on all but tionally bright. Here Recreio : four heads. None of the eight were three shots up with Grim- players bowled exceptionally well. mitt only left to play his last bat Ribeiro and C. M. Silva raised wood Grimmitt played as an occasional cheer.

cellent a wood as has ever been' Grimmitt played several good managed on the "K.B.G.C. green, shots, and a

very pretty one on and it was one up for Civil Ser- the 20th head, F. X. M."da Silva Vice, where it would have been upheld the reputation that has three up for Recreio." been growing with every 'round in The last head of the match was the Open Rinks tournament that the most interesting. It looked as he is an excellent skip.

though Grimmitt could do it, and Silva's rink was one up on each Civil Service were thres up at one of the first three heads. Orum- stage. Simmonds had placed one

mitt was

one, up on the fourth wood up on Machado. C. M. Silva and fifth head, and Silva was one pushed another C.S.C.C. wood up. up again on the three other heads Deakin made it three, but then that were played before ten. the Silva rolled his second wood into score at the interval being 6-2 in place to reduce the lead to two. Silva's favour.

The situation remained 11- changed as Ribeiro and Deakin, Grimmitt and Silva tried, pushing up woods into as difficult a maze 3 skips have ever been confronted with.

SOME SPECULATION

PAST THE JACK...

The ninth head" was Grimmitt's and the tenth Silva's, and as the score stood at 7-3 after 10 heads, there was some speculation on whether either side would be more than one up or any of the re-

There seemed to be two woods maining 11 heads. Someone con-up for Grimmitt, and a doubtful jured up 11-10 as the score at the third wood. The three woods lay past the jack, and a lucky shot could make it a clear three for Grimmitt.

finish.

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Then Silva finally managed -a two, and followed this up with a single, leading 10-3: As things

Silva rolled clear of the maze.

began to look dark for Civil Fer-¡ Grimmitt had a chance in a vice, so Grimmitt and his men hundred. He could push up the played grimly to reduce the lead. jack into the

cluster of three A two on the 13th head, how woods and his last wood with it. ever, was replied to by a

and it would be four up for him single and a three, and Silva led 14-5, and a 14-all tle, necessitating-a Silva's men continued

22nd head. to play well, but they did not any of the remaining six heads.

score on

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get it, Arthur!" s Grimmitt sup- porter volunteered. "TU give twenty," Arthur Grimmitt. replied. He rolled his last wood, Civil Ser- vice remained

two up.. and the the 20th game was over:

THE LAST HEAD Grimmitt finished with 1 1 1 1 1 2. On the last head, things, looked dark for Recreio. On

PROGRAMME IN K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The following are the matches: arranged for the coming week in Kowloon Cricket Club's tennis tournament:

anxual

Wednesday Court No. 1-D. J. N. Anderson v. A, V. White (Senior Championship).

2-A. Crawford v. J. R . Turner (Benior Cham-

pionship).

3-F, A. Broadbridge v.

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"G. T. May (13) v. G. E. Willerton

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F. Grose (Handicap. A. I. Burnte (18) ▼, C. C. Stark A).

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N. 3. Booker (13) v. W. H. Jowit | id July, 1989.

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F. Buckle (12) v. G. P. Stone (16). N. J. Bebbington (15) v. É Tuck

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tember 17..

between Indian Recreation Club

Ass of the Indian side on Saturday

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ciation in the "A" Division of the and asked for a further post tennis league," which was to have ponement as two of their team been decided to-day, has

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