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MONDAY," "OCTOBER 28, 1929.

LAWN BOWLS FINALS. He removed Grimmitt's wood and after a lot of measuring Taikoo were awarded six.

F. F. LUZ WINS' SINGLES CHAMPIONSILIP.

One of the inest successful lawn bowls seasons in the history of the Colony was officially brought to an end on Saturday when two finals were played on the Civil Service Cricket Club green. In the Open Singles Championship, R. F. Luz (Club de Recreio) easily defeated J. Ferguson (Taikoo) and Taikoo Recounted for the Civil Service in the Spey Royal Cup.

At the conclusion of the games, His Excellency the Officer Government Administering the

made a short address and Mrs. Wylie, the wife of the Vice- President of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association, presented the trophies.

The Open Championship and the Spey Royal Cup have never been won by the same player or the same Club on more than one occasion, but en as His Excellency remark- Saturday

ed at the prize distribution, both Ferguson and Civil Service had an opportunity of defeating tradition.

to do Bo. failed to They

P. Mr.

who was one of the Farrell,

members of the Interporged the Committee, efficiently discharged duties of umpire and whilst Mr. Maughan was scorer and

announcer.

measurer,

There can be no two opinions that the better man won the Single Anal. Ferguson made a splendid fight of it up to a polat, but after that, so brilliantly did Luz play, that he rarely had a look in. Luz was drawing the shots with uncanny accuracy towards the end.

The match orales with Talkon win- ming-20-11.

Civil Service secved on eleven heads -all singles,'

,

Civil Service.

Taikon

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

Popularity of Bowls in Hongkong.

His Excellency the Officer Adminis- tering the Government (Hop. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.), who is Pre- sident of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association, addressed, the gather ing at the conclusion of the matches, "We have now come to the end of what, beitere has been a perfect thson," he said, "and today by the courtesy of the Civil Service C.C., we have been able to witness two very fire finals."

mention. The

tho

open championship he had seen for many years, I take this opportunity of congratulating Mt. Lus on splendid display he gave in his attack upon an 11 and experienced bowler. like

Mr. Ferguson. They represented the old and

in young generations bowling and it is no small achievement for a young bowter like. Mr. Luz Co the championship from such an

bowler as Mr.

* thoroughly

I

everyone who enjoyed

It

the match and I

watched it must have When you

you remember, that the thirteenth bead they vere aight all, it

it la some tribute to the displayed by the two finalists. derstand that Mr. Ferguson WAS

fighting very heavy odds in his effort to obtain the championship this year, for it is a tradition of the Hongkong championships that they are never won second time by the samo player. You will notice that Mr. Lua succeeded in maintaining the tradition.

The League Winners. Proceeding. His Excellency referred to the first and second divisions of the League and commented upon the way the play of the various elubs had evened up insomuch as there was tie of two in the first division and of three for the first time in the history

lawn bowls for of Hongkong

the Bucond the championship of division. He congratulated Craigen- gengower and Kowloon Dock upon being first and second in the league, and Talkoo, Civil Service and Kowloon Bowling Green upon being first, accond and third in the junior division.

1.

Referring to the Spey Cup match played that afternoon, His Excellency said they had seen some excellent and interesting bowling. There, again the tradition of Hongkong bowling had beat maintained, for the Spoy Royal Cup, like the championship, had meyer yet been won twice by the same Clab and

consequently Civil have been Service could hardly should like to say how much they all appreciated the sporting way Talkoo were prepared to play, and as it turned out to defeat Civil Service on their own green, because had they not been willing to do so, they would not have been able to witness the of two finals that afternoon. A word praise was due to Civil Service for the use of their green They were in the proud position of being eredited with the bent green in the Colony. Although nearly every Club was prepared to dispute that, he

might any that the Shanghai Interport bowlera whispered to him on one occasion that they only wished.

shed, they had the Civil Service green to play their Interport

Before calling on Mrs. Wylie, the wife of the Vice-President of the The shot of the match

was Association, to distribute the prizes, undoubtedly that on the nineteenth His Excellency said he would like to head when Luz put up three beauties make a few remarks about the past all round the jack only to see bowling se

season. There were one or two Ferguson come in and

rest directly behind. Luz was determined to shifting events which, he thought, expected to win it that day. Ha

reason had, the counter with his last wood, and he thought, been very successful and after going up and studying the had shown how popular the game f position, he attempted heavy draw bowls had become in Hongkong. The in the back hand, took Ferguson's popularity had been shown by the wood out and gave himself three. increased demand for bowling greens That was the really critical stage of and the justification for that demand the game. It was a brilliant shot was, he thought, shown by the played by a brilliant bowler.

success of the Club de Recreio. Details follow:

He understood that the Club de Recreio had only had their green for two years and during that time they had won the second division of the League, had passed into the first division and had provided the open chaniplon (applause)-a record of which any Club might well be proud and on which he thought they should congratulate them.

R. F. Luz,

21

J. Ferguson.

2

THE SPEY ROYAL CUP. '

Talkoo Beat Civil Service by

Nine Shots.

Shanghai's Visite

they really thought on and that it was the best green in the Colony. He thought it was only right therefore that the finals should be played on that very excellent green, and they were very much indebted to Civil Service for

old friend Sandy' Malcolm, the bar the Shield winners. He then called

skip

"The outstanding feature of the season," His Excellency continued, "has been the visit of the Shanghai Interport bowlers. These Interport matches do a great deal to stimulate their hospitality that afternoon.. interest in our sports, and I think we Vice-President and Mr. Tacchi for Having expressed thanks to the can.congratulate ourselves on having Vic put up a very good show for the ship event, His Excellency concluded thepresenting prizes for the champion- Shanghai bowlers. I hope they appreciated not only our play but by remarking that it had been decided to present plaques instead of flags to also our treatment of them, and if I

the remarks of may judge

upon Mrs. Wylic to distribute the of the Shanghai,team,

trophies, think they did. because you may remember that he said, 'Aye brt they made a great record, and they played excellent bowls, every one of them.".

That ladies and gentlemen, is very nigh praise from a bowler like Sandy Malcolm should like, on behalf of the Lawn Bowls Association, to con- gratulate the Hongkong team on their very well-carned and well- deserved victory over such stalwart players as the Shanghai Interior

Tradition Maintained.

Although Taikoo scored on ong less head thun Civil Service, they managed win the Spey Royal Cup by a margin of no fewer than nine shots, They took the lead at the first head kept it until the last. On the afternoon's play

they were the better team and deserved their victory. Towards the end it looked as if civil were going to make

Ц fight of it. They were only four

shots behind at the nineteenth, but disaster befell them at the twentieth. Taikoo

"The next outstanding event is the were lying two, when the akipa want open championship. I understand up, but Grimmitt, the Civil Service that there was a record number of skip, came along with a heavy one.

entries this year 83-and although I struck another wood full in the face

have not seen many of the matches, BLEU and followed through to rest right on

am told the play throughout bas the jack. Laing, Taikoo's No. 3. saw

been of a very high order. If we With the position immediately.

can judge by this afternoon's game it Grimmitt's shot taken out, Taikoo must have been very good indeed. I would lie three or four and he directam told by one of the oldest players ed his skip to drive. It was # that to-day's match was one of the Brilliant shot on the port of Wallace. finest exhibitions of bowling in the

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Open Championship Singles: 1, (Presented by Is Excellency the Officer Administering the Govern ment), R. F. Luz; 2, (presented by Mr. E. Wylic, V.P. of the Association), J. Ferguson; 3, (presented by Mr. C. 3. Tacchi), A. W. Grimmitt; 4, (presented by the Association), U. M.

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