LAWN BOWLS.
CLUB DE RECREIO AT HOME
TAIKOO FUNCTION.
There were two interesting lawn bowls functions on Saturday, the Club de Reczelo celebrating their success in winning the second division championship with an"At Home" at King's Park, and the Taikoo Recreation Club holding their annual closing day and the opening of the new green..
A number of very interesting rink games were played at the Club de Recreio prior to the presentation of the Shield and dag, won by the "A" team in the second division of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls League. The President of the Hongkong Lawn B. Wylie) Bowls Association (Mr. skipped the official rink and Mrs. Wyllo handed to the Captain of the victorious team (Mr. A. Ribeiro) the second division Shield and flag.
It was a very happy and successful gathering. Nearly all the Clubs in the Colony were represented in the rink
which, perhaps, whilst Катев, not taken too seriously, provided some good sport. There were six, rinks engaged, and the visitors won on four of them, the Club de Recreio being the other two by a singló successful point in each cast.
The arrangements were excellent and the afternoon's proceedings pass- ed off pleasantly. At the conclusion of the games, ten was taken and then the Club prizes and the second division shield and flag were pro-
unted.
Mr. J. M. da Rocha, the President of the Club de Beerefo, in a short peech, extended a hearty welcome to the visitors, remarking that it was great pleasure to the Club to ro ceive the much covoted flag as winners of the "B" Division for Inst reason. It would be their pardonable pleasure to exhibit the trophy whenever they had occasion to celebrate events there. "Keen on promotion into the senior grade, our enthusiastic bowlers have, through practice and perseverance, aken to the greon as 'ducks to water. We will not be content with resting on our laurels but will do our best to render a good account of our cives luring next season. In this gather- ing of the clans, if I may adopt a much talked of phraseology of recent date, we find good fellowship which we will try to retain as much as the dag. All of us have enjoyed playing bowls with our associate in the League.
The members of the Club de Recreio thank you, Indies and gentlemen, for giving us the pleasure of your com-
any thin afternoon."
Mr. da Rocha concluded by calling Mrs.. Wylie to present the apon Trophies won in the Club competitions Buring the ecnson. These, Mra. Wylie banded to the following:
Singles Championship.-Winner R. P. Luz; runner-up L.. A. Gutierrez.
Singles Handicap-Wimer C, E. Marques; runner-up 1 A. Rochn,
Doubles Handicap-Winner C. F. Jan and F. X. M. Silva; runners-up M. S. Alves and €. A. Lopez. A Noteworthy Fent.
Mr. B. Wylie, the President of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association, n asking his wife to present the Second Division shield and fing to the Club de Recreio, expressed his thanks to the Club for inviting his wife to rive away the Club prizes,
When
he
old her that she would have to pre ent the Second Division Shieki, she aid, "What, another shick? This is ecoming a habit, but he rebuked per hy reminding her that it was a ery serious matter and that it was a shield away much easier to give
hau to win one. (Laughter and applause.)
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KOWLOON GOLF.
COMPETITIONS HELD ON
OPENING DAY.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
It was Opening Day at the Kow. loon Golf Club yesterday when a fourball match was played between the Captain's team and the President's' team and when driving, approaching and clock golf competitions were held. The Caplain's team was successful in the morning competition when three holes or over counted as one point. Scoring was as follows: Captain's Team.
F. I. Remedios} J. D. Thomsen A. A. Lapse J. McKnight
W. B. er
H. Overy
Y C. Darry
J. 11. Austin
H. D. Grueden W. RIMMODE
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President's Team.
FX Remedios
J. I. Stoneham
2.0, Melargan
W. Paterson
145. Gray
W. Crores
14 Capt. U. Thomson
HOME FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S. MATCHES.
The results of Saturday's Home football as cabled by Reator are: DIVISION I...
Arsenal Birmingham Blackburn Bolton Derby Everton Huddersfield
l'ortsmouth
2 Sheffold U- 2 West Ham
1 Bury
U.
4 Leeds
& Leicester
1. Cardly
7 Burnley
1' Aston Villa
B. D..da Roze
Manchester C
2 Newcastle
0 Liverpool
A. W, da Rozm
0
A. W, Roberta
Wednesday
2 Manchester U.
0
1
Sunderland
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DIVISION II.
Barnsley
* Middlesbro
Blackpool
7 Reading
5 Hull
8 Oldham
2 Preston N, E.
0.
2 Notts County
1
+
Ten was served in the clubhouso
after the afternoon competitions when Mrs. E. Cock, wife of the Pre- sident of the Club, presented laat sen- non's prizes and also these won dur- in the afternoon compolitions,
China Mail, Cup.-F. E. Remo- dion; runner-up, J. D. Thomson.
Captain's Cup.-F. E. Remedion; rauner-up, E. D. da Roza,
High Handicap.-A. Eastman; run- ner-up, W. Groves,
Autumm Cup.-A. W. da Roza; runner-up, W. Groves.
Inter-Hong Pairs for the H. W.
Mustard Pago shield.
and Co. (Messrs. J. McKnight and F. Cow- herd).
Mr. Cock also presented prizes to Miss E. Findlay and Mrs. A. W. Roberta, the winner and runner-up in the ladies clock golf competition yea terday, the farmer's score being 20 and the latter's 30. The long driving competition was won by Mr. J. D. Thomson, Mr. H. D. Gaunden putting up the bast aggregate score, 1. In Roza won the approach com- petition.
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Mrs. Cock was presented with a bouquet and received hearty cheers when the gathering broke up,
Recreio asked her to hand to each aiember of the winning team, a small souvenir in the shape of a silver me- dalton, as a keepsake. "with the as- surance of my appreciation of their good work."
Little Miss Gutierrez, daughter of Mr. 1. A. Gutierrez, handed to Mrs. Wylien beautiful bouquet in silver holder, after which the proceedings were brought to a conclusion by three cheers being given for Mrs. Wyle and for the visitora,
.
The Ink Gamer, Souvenir spoons were presented to the players on the winning rinks, The scores were as follows:
1st. Rink.
7
H. M. Dockyard,
W, Bickford,
W. Nicholson C. Bennett T. Magill
Recreio.
C. B. Xavier
II. R, Sequeira
11. Robarta
24 A: C. V. Ribeiro G
2nd Rink.
Howloon D.R.C. C. Atkinson W. Greig
Linikny
J. C. Brown
H.C.C.& TP.
H. Hampton. A. Webster
Petberaní W. W. Hirat
Recreio.
F. X. Syn
A. V. Barros
J. A. V. Ribetra
23 R. P. Luz
3rd Rink.
fcereto.
11
E. L. Barros J. M. S. Razarlo C. A. G.. Rodrigues 15 L. A. Gutierrez 10
4th Rink.
L. R. Souza
C.C.C.
Recrelo.
P. J. Novos
A. Gomes
P. Knott
C. G. Silva.
14 J. M. G. Ozorio
15
5th Rink.
As President of the Association, ho A. Ruziek. desired to congratulate the Club en vinning the Second Division Cham-H. Beer bianship. The feat was the
mere
hoteworthy by reason of the fact that
Club
the
his was only second year that
the de Recreio had entered League bowls, They had to start at the bottom of the ladder; now they were alf way up, and he would go so far to prognosticnto that in all pro- bability his successor next year would have to perform similar duty there in connexion with the first division
hield. (Applause).
de
Mr. Wylie said he did not know of any club in the Colony where so many games were played as at the Club Recreio. They had been tennis cham plons and football champions, and he did not think the time would be ar distant before they would be lawn bowls champlons. He did not make his hat remark with his tongus In heck, because having played against be Club de Recrelo he knew what fino players they were, and what was more Important, he knew what fine sports mon they were. (Applause.) Ho hought he was safe in saying that here was no Club that came to that green who did not go away with the rery kindifest feelings of the Club whether they won or lost
Shield Presented.
The
Bowls Oficials. E. V. M. R. Souza H-Nish C. J. Tacchi B. Wylle
Recreio. F. V. Itigiro L, A. Rocha C. A. Lopes
20 A. H. Baste
6th Rink.
C.S. & K.B.G.C. J. Archibald
G. E. Roylance
J. Maclachlan
R. T. Taylor
Recreio.
11
C. F. Vas M. F. Baptista C. E. Marques 22 P. A. Yvanovich 7
Talkoo "At Home."
Mrs. Whyle Presents the Club Prizes.
Taikoo 'R. C. bowls section held their annual "closing day on Satur- day, when, at the conclusion of some interesting rink matches on the new bowling green, the prizes won in the Club competitions during the seaso were presented by Mrs. Whyte,
The spoon games resulted in favour of Mr. Kinnaird's team, the success- ful players being Messrs. Kinnaird, Russell, Drummond, Laing, Me Kechnie, Walmsley, Wallace, Moore, Grimes and Whyte. Their opponents
Mesara. werd
Reeket, MeLood, Chalmers, Ferguson, Keown, Sloan, Stalker, Manro, Grimshaw and J. Stewart.
Bradford Bristol C. Chelsea Clapton Nolts. Forest Stake Swansea West Brom.
Port Valo
1 Southampton
O MEIwall
4 Tottenham
0 Wolves
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Aberdeen Clyde
Falkirk Hamilton
Hearts Klimarnock Partick Raith R. St. Johnstonn Third Lanark
2 Coltle
g Dundeo
Hangers
2 Hibernians
6 Motherwell
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Craigengower Ensily Defeat Hongkong Electric.
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The above match, which was played at Happy Valley, was deelded on the fielding
of the respective sides alone, their opponents' to In contrast spectacular exhibition, the Hongkong Electric players gave a very poor dis- play in the field and. n. a result, uen's Raad Central suffered a heavy defeat at the hands J. C. Fletcher, of the home eleven. playing for the hosts, performed tho That trick, clean bowling two of the batsmen and having the third caught,
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Laised an appilantias. G. L. C. BANDES.
107
The Craigengewer players took first knock and after an Indifferent start, compiled the useful total of runs before the lust wicket feil. was largely dos to 2 The huge score 1 the exceptionally poor fielding.of the visitors. X. Abban, who was top scorer with 01, hnd several "lives" even before he had made ton.
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4
4 Ayr
8 Airdrio
Cowdenbeath
1 St. Mirren
DIVISION III (SOUTH).
1 Newport
2 Fulham
Bournemouth " 1 Walsall Brentford Brighton Charlton Coventry Exeter
Merthyr
Northampton Norwich Southend
1 Galingham
4 Swindon
Queen's P. R.
6 Palaca
2 Watford
6 Torquay
0 Plymouth
1 Bristol R.
DIVISION III (NORTH).
Ashington Barrow Chesterfield Darlington Doncaster Nelson New Brighton Rochdale Southport sth. Shields Wrexham
0 Rotherham
2 Hartlepoola
4 Accrington
1 Trammere
1 Carlisle
4 Crewe
€ Lincoln
2 Halifax
1 Stockport
2 Wigan
2 Bradford C.
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The visitors not only found the bowling difficult to play but could not get the ball past the fielders. Wickets began to fall at regular intervals, Way, being the only player to reach double figures. The innings closed with only 65 runs on the board..
R.A.O.C. ▾ RE, & 6.
Playing at Sookungoo, the Royal Engineers proved too strong for the R. A. O. C., winning by a big margin. The R. A. O. C. batted first and ro- gistered 72, only three players get. double figures. Q. M. S. Mocock ting was highest scoror with 10,
The Engineers replied with 142, of which Lt. Col. F. J. C. Wyatt made 47. The same player returned the best bowling average, getting six wickets for thirty runs.
Recrelo v C.8.C.C. 2nd XI.
An interesting finish was witness- ed in the match at King's Park, where the Club do. Recreio were at home Civil to the second team of tho Service C. C. The visitors batted the first and obtained 112, and Reercio, battling against time and the gand bowling of Robertson, had all their work cut out to secure
victory. They managed to compe margin of two runs.
Hongkang, 19th July, 1923.
Manger
S.CA.A. “AT HOME.”
MRS. CREASY GIVES AWAY THE SEASON'S PRIZES.
Over 1,500 members and friends of the South China Athletic Associa tion were present at the "At Home" at tho Association's yesterday, grounds at Caroline Hill. Some Ane exhibition of fencing, Chinese boxing humorous dancing, and Boy Scouts
were' presented.
pamong those present were.-Dr. R. H. Kotewall, the Hon, Mr. H. T Croosy, D.T.W., Mr. E. W. Carpenter, Mr. T. II. King, D.C.L, Mr. D. E. Hollands, Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, Mr. C. D. Melbourne, Mr. Tong Shiu- kin, Mr. He Iu, Mr. Ip Lan-chuan, and Mr. Wong Kwong-tin.
Mrs. Creasy arrived after the in- terval, and inspected the Boy Scouts, who formed a guard of honour.
The holsting of the Association's flag was performed by the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, after which Mr. L Yau-tain, the President, thanked and remarked that from those
prosent a small club of a few members the SC.A.A.'s roll had reached a total of 2,500, The huge success of the 100 candidates from the Association, at the recent Kwangtung Annual Athletic Meeting, was also touched upon.
The New Ground.
Mr. Li concluded by mentioning that recently a big piece of ground was granted to the Association by the Government, and this fine site should
turned our attention to the tennis 14, and thus earned victory by a rovide members of the Association
courts and converted a portion of them into a temporary green and mainly due to the good work of our energetic ground overseer, Mr. James Sloan, we were able to carry on and finished not too badly.
In the first league we managed third place and in the second league second place and I feel sure now that our new green is looking so healthy we should do better next year.
Colony's Champion.
In the Colony open singles cham- pionship Talkoo Club was well re- presented, and as you are all aware, our genini friend, Mr. John Ferguson, strevedad in winning the champion shly, for which we congratulate him in bringing such honour to himself and this club.
We lost a grip of the Spey Cup but it is gond that honours go round and we are very pleased Indiced that our old friends, the Civil Service, were successful after a very keen tussle with Crafgengower in winning this dvent.
I take this opportunity of sincerely thanking all thoso generous donors of prizes, they come along year after this year so kindly giving and in
we are most respect, I consider fortunate,
To the ladies who throughout the seasory have attended to that wel- come wee cup of tea on a gruelling. hot afternoon, we are also thankful. In conclusion we aro much Indebted to those who have helped to make this
(Applause).
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Mrs. Whyte distributed the prizes won in bowls compositions held by
the Taikoo R. C. during the season, and aled spoons to the winners of the. afternoon's game.
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The Hongkong Cricket Club, enter taining the Kowloon C. C. on their own ground on Saturday, the first day of a two-days match, compiled the huge total of 330 for three wickets. A. W. llnyward scored 143 before he was caught by Hall off Ross, Hay ward carly mastered the bowling and with masterly drives and cuts, played havoc with the Kowloon bowlera, His first wicket partnership with | to the gathering. Lammert produced 120 runa, the lol- ter gelting 42, Rev. E. K. Quick joined Hayward and the core reached
scoro 264 before Quick succumbed.
Of the others, Owen Hughes punished the bowling mercilessly to obtain his B1 not out. At the close of the day's play, the Club had reach 390, when they declared,
Kowloon C.. C. tried out no fewer than eight bowlers.
C. 8. C. C. v.. Navy. At Happy Valley, the Royal Navy defeated "Civil Servico by 28 runs. Batting first, they obtained 176 runs for six wiekela when they declared. The Civil Service could only obtain 147
Lt. Tate for the Navy played a spectacular innings for his 43 not out. Marine Trulser also hit up 43.
For Civil Service, Sayer was pro- minent throughout. In the bowling do- partment he led with three wickets for 28 runs, of Civil Service's total of 147, Sayer contributed 82. Hill, for the Navy, obtained four wickets.
For looking after the teas during | for thirty. the season, Mines. Drummond, Mc-
K.C.C. 2nd v ILK.C.C. 2nd. Leod, Sloan, and Koown received amell souvenirs and Mrs. Whyte was
The two second strings of the also the recipient of a souvenir for performing the ceremony of dis-H. K. C. C. and the Kowloon C. C. tributing the prizes.
'mot on the latter's ground and at the close of Saturday's play the home team had scored .204 runs, of which A. R. F. Raven made 105, F. Ham- hearty cheers for Mr. and Mrs. blin helped with 57 and G. Lee was Whyte.
responsible for 28.
The afternoon closed with a vote of thanks to the Chairman and three
The Prize Winners.
The Hongkong Cricket Club had obtained only 8 runs for two wickets The following were the prize when stumps were drawn.
winners:
Club Championship.-1, (presented by Mr. D. Templeton), R. Wallace;
J. Chalmers; 8, D. Munro. Open Singles Handicap-1, (Mr. W. Hill), J. Laing; 2, J. Chalmers; 8, R. M. Keown,
4 Bowls Pairs-1, (Mr. II. C. Hesket), D. C. Walmsley and A. Stalker; 2, J. Ferguson and C. 8; Cameron 3.
Proceeding, Mr. Wylle remarked apon the fact that it was only thres years ago that the Club members took o play bowls. Then they had to ba old how to hold a bowl properly, on which side
was the bins and all the ther elementary rules of the game. In this connexion, he referred to
nee rendered to the Club by At the conclusion of the game, Mr. maxistance
2 Bowls Palra...), (Davie, Bong The members of the Kowloon Dock J. Whyte, the Chairman of the R. C.
and na
also by his own Club, the Taikoo I. G., shortly reviewed the & Co.), J. Chalmers and A. Craig; 2, J. Ferguson and H. Maxwell; 8, D. Kowloon Bowling Green.
season's activities before calling Wylle
expressed thanks for upon Mrs. Whyte to distribute the Munro and W. Spence. the way in which the visitors had prizes. He said: We have onco "Reld" Shield (Rinks)----1, (minin. been entertained that afternoon, and again arrived at our annual closing tures presented by Mr. K. B. Greig, inving called for three hearty cheers-day and it is customary on an occasion 8. Hope, A. Stalker, J. Slann and for the Club de Recreio, asked his such as this to give a litle summary Laing (Skip); 2, J. McCubbin, F.
over the flag and shield, of the year's activities.
Boyle, D. C. Walmsley, C. B. Mat- "It is my applause, adding, amid
First of all, we were somewhat thows (Skip). sincere hope that they will never handicapped at the beginning of the Non-1st Prize Winners Handicap. have to battle for # again."
season through our ordinery bowling —(Mr. N. Brown), R. M. Keown; 2, Mrs. Wylle having presented the
green being unavailble, we therefore G. McLood; 8, D. C. Walmaley. shield, the President of the Club de
Mr.
Police v. RASE ·· Compiling 78, runs in their game against the police, the I. A. 8. C. loat badly in a friendly match at Happy Valley. The best effort for the 1. A. S. O. was by Edwards, who obtained 28. Alexander and Lacey bowled throughout, the former con- ceding 48 runs for his four wickets and the latter 20 for his six. For the Polleo, Alexander was top scorer with 78.
J
Chinese R.C. v. RA.
At Causeway Bay, the Chinesa I. C. defeated the Royal Artillery by 91 runs. The fine Innings by WC. Hung was the feature of the match this player obtaining 101 runs and retiring. The home team scored 155
runn
The Royal Artillery replied with 64, Bdr. Taylor getting 23. Hung was also the best bowler, his returns being four wickets for twelve runs,
The Prize Winners. Prizes were then distributed by Mrs. Creasy to the following:
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Winners of the S.C.A.A. Baseball team, 1928-Messra. To Kwan, Leung Yin-chan, Kwong Man-kit, George Wong, Tong Kwan, Fung King- cheung, Lam Man-sing, Li Tin-sang. Hambarg Fung Man-kit, Tang Man, Shiu Ping-Mar ahun, Parg Wah-hing, Chau Kan-Hongkong woon, Wong Sic-kee, Chan Lui-sang. Honetala
The S.C.A.A. ping-pong team, who won the 1928, Division "A" League,- Messrs. Wang Lan-iu, Kwan Man- ching
hing, Wong Tang-hot, Cuptain, Yuen Yo-cheung, Ko You-cheung, Kwok Hin-chlu, Li
Wel-chol.
"" Team.Messrs. Leung Wing- chiu, So Chi-kong, Lau Tak-yue, Chlu Bat-wel, Cheung Kwok-kit and Leung Yin-cheung.
A prize was also presented to Miss Kwok Choi-ming, who had dis tinguished herself in the harbour raco this year.
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The morting concluded with hum- orous dances, an obstacle race, a fire display, and exhibition football mat chow.
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