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INTERPORT LAWN BOWLS.

SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1930.

and Mr. Brawn, our Treasurer, for every Club entering a team in one their untiring efforts on behalf of the or both divisions, must register eight Association, to Mr. A. Ritchie for players for each team, Mr. Brawn, auditing our accounts and to those stated it had been agreed in com members who gave prizes last year.mittee by a majority it would be bat- I have also to thank. Messrs. Jardins, ter to reduce the number of register- HONGKONG FAVOURS BEST OF Matheron and Co. for the loan of this od players to six. As it stood the board room, for our meeting hero to- rule caused hardship on certain mem- THREE GAMES.

night, a

bers in almost all the Clubs. At the beginning of a year it was easy to pick out six players but it was more dificult to pick out a seventh and eighth.

MEETING LAST NIGHT.

The question as to whether Interport games with Shanghai. should be confined to one match. or whether the winner should be decided by the best of three matches, waa ueliberated at the annual meeting of the Lawn Bowis Association, which was held in the board room of Meaars. Jardine, Matheson and Company, Ltd., yes. terday evening, under the chair- manship of Mr. B. Wylie.

The Chairman, addressing the meet ing, said: Gentlemen, I regret that owing to another engagement, your President. His Excellency the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southom, the Officer Ad- ministering the Government, is unable to be present with us to-night;

The past year, so far as lawn bowls in the Colony is concerned, has been an eventful one. As, however, Mr. Soutborn dealt very fully with the activities of the Association, when presenting the League Shields and Spey Royal Cup last entumn, I shall confine my review to the barest

essentials.

I now propose the adoption of the General Account of the Association for the year ended 28th February, 1930, and shall be pleased if someone present will kindly second the motion.

Entries for Leagues."

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In seconding, Mr. Tacchi said he thought it was a very sound Iden.

Mr. Russell said it would be no The report and statement of ac-hardship if the rule was deleted counts" were approved after several | altogether. He moved an amend- questions had been answered.

ment that the rulo be deleted and that there be no registration. "\

The following Clubs entered tearns for the leagues: E

Division IL-Taikõo,"

The amendment, was seconded but on being put to the meeting was lost and the motion was carried.

By-Law Dissentient.

Mr. Hogbin, on behalf of the Kow-

Division 1.---Talkoo, Kowloon Bowl- Kowloon Dock, Craigongower, Club ing Green, Clab, Civil Service, K.G.C., de Recreio and the Police Recreation Club ako Kowloon loon Bowling Green Chib, proposed Bowling Green Club, Civil Service, an alteration to by-law No. 2 The by- K.C.C., Hongkong Electric, Gigen-law is to the effect that in the event gover, Club de Recreio and the Royal of league teams tying on points for Hongkong Yacht Club.

the top or bottom position, a decid- ing match or matches will be play- ed on the knockout system. The sur- gestion was that the team with the most shota to its credit take press- dence.

It was decided that league matches should be commenced on May 3, and that the date of closure for open championship entries should be Hay 20.

Entries were taken for the Spey Cup, and the draw resulted as follows:

First round-Craigangower v Yacht Club, Police Recreation Club & ECC

After this had been seconded, an amendment was proposed that the by-law should not be altered, and the amendment was carried.

Mr. R. Lapsley raised the question of the Association obtaining a test ball and a measuring trough for the purpose of testing woods but Mr. Tacchi spoke against the proposal

almost prohibitive.

Second round. Civil Service ❤ Hongkong Electric, and Taikoo ▼ winners of Craigengower and Yacht During the year we had as "our

Club match. The K.C.C. or Police, guests an Interport team from Shang-y the Club de Recreio, and the Kowsaying that the expense would be hai and after a most exciting game loon Bowling Green Club v Kowloon we just managed to win. In connexion Dock Recreation Club, with this match our thanks are due to the members of the Kowloon Cricket Club, on whose ground the game took place and for their strenuous efforts to entertain the

Large

Mr. B. Wylle was elected President and Mr. A. O. Brawa Vice-President Mr. C. J. Tacchi was elected to the position of hot secretary.

bowlers

At this point the chairman said that last year Mr. Tacchi went Home. In company with other Hongkong bowlers he played bowls at Home and upheld the honour of Hongkong By so doing, a cup was presented competition among Hongkong when at Home and the chairman sald be thought the thanks of the Associa nexion with the visit of the hang on were due to Mr. Tacchi and his contreres. They were grateful' to Mr. Tacchi for making arrangements at Home whereby Hongkong bowlers could have a game when on leave with Home players.

number of spectators who at tended. This also reminds us that last year was the first occasion on which a charge was made to wit ness the Interport game. Examina- tion of the accounts before you will show the wisdom of making this charge. Had we not done so we should have had to carry forward a debit balance to next year. In con-

hai bowlers our thanks are also due to the members of the sub-committee, under the able convenerabip of Mr. Grimmitt, who made themselves.res- ponsible for the comfort of our guests.

The question as to whether the best of three matches instead of one should decide Interport lawn bowls honours will come up for discussion at this meeting and in due course the officers of the Association will be pleased to learn your views so that they may be conveyed to our Shang- hai friends.

Last year there was a record entry of 83 contestants for the Open Championship of the Colony, which was won by that young and skilful player Mr. R. F. Luz. Our heartiest congratulations are extended to Mr. Luz on his success.

Championship Winners.

Bowls At Home.

After returning thanks for his election, Mr. Tacchi said that when the Hongkong team played at Home they had a wonderful reception. The President of the Wanstead Club, where the games were played, "Mr. Esplin, O.B.E., offered to prerint a cup for an annual match and hoped that Hongkong would be able to raise them that Hongkong players would team every year, 3r. Esplin assured

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welcome and the greens would be at their disposal at any time. Mr. Esplin at that time also thanked the Hongkong team for the cup which they presentation of a brought with them and stated it had been allotted as a prize for an annual and

of the Wanstead Club. Kr Tacchi, after expressing his apprecia- tion of the hospitality shown, said he would like to see some Hongkong bowlers present this year when the cup was played for,

Mr. Tacchi continued that while he was Home he' attended the ́ annual

Mr. Lapsley said there would be no harm in enquiring into the matter but a motion to the effect that the Association provide itself with in- struments for testing woods in the event of a dispute was lost by 10 votes for and 12 against.

The next matter to be considered was the suggestion of playing thres Interport matches instead of one.

Interport Game.

Mr. H. Nish said in his view thres games should be played. He thought that the interport was dying out to

a certain extent as there was 50. much entertaining. People from Shanghai last time, while appreciat ing the entertainment provided, were out night after night, the same as when Hongkong men went to Shang- hai. The speaker said he thought that the best of three games was the ideal interport. He moved, that the suggestion te sent on to Shanghai,

Mr. Hogbin seconded,

Mr. Lapsley asked if that meant there would be no more friendly games with Clubs.

The chairman replied he did not suggestion to Shanghal. - know. The proposition was only a

Mr. Lapsley said he would suggest that three games only be played and

the Clubs be left out.

Mr. Russell, in supporting the pro- position, said he thought the beat out of three was much. fairer. Re- garding Mr. Lapsley's suggestion, as to doing away with friendly games, he said if the time of the visiting team was sufficient, friendly games could be fitted in and Clubs' might be. ballotted for in order to complete the dates of the visiting team,

The 1st Division Shield was won petition between bowlers by the Craigengower Cricket Club and 2nd Division honours went to Taikoo Dock Recreation Club. The Spey Cup, presented by Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co., was won by Talkoo Dock Recreation Club. Our thanks are due to Messrs. A. S. Watson for so kindly presenting miniature cups in connexion with this competition. meeting of the English Bowling As The Aitkenbend Shield was again the question of alteration to the ruls sociation in London and brought up won by Kowloon and is at present in the keeping of Kowloon Dock Re-regarding unfinished, matches. At that meeting the conclusion WEE creation Club by virtue of it being reached that many of the rules were at the head of the 1st Division League ambiguous and needed revising, and it was decided to ask all secretaries to During play in the Open Champion- go through the rules and send in the ship and Spoy Royal finals, oppor-ideas for revision of their tunity was taken to make a collec clubs before the end of next December, tion in aid of St. Dunstan's Home. The speaker pointed out that Hong-tient.... As a result, over £7 was remitted to kong views were required as well, London,

table in Kowloon.

The chairman pointed out that the question had been discussed at great length at many meetings last year so that Shanghai might know Hong- kong's views. If Shanghai did not wish to have three games then they could not be forced to play three games. They simply wanted to tell Shanghai what Hongkong thought about it.

respective When put to the meeting, the pro- position was carried with one dissen-

Other officials elected were Kr. B. Maughan (hon. treasurer) and Mr. A. Ritchie (hon, auditor).

In conclusion, I wish to place on record our appreciation of the keen interest shown by our President in the.

Registered Players. welfare of the Association and the game of lawn bowls generally; our

alteration to In proposing an thanks to Mr. Massey, our Secretary, League Rule 8, which laid down that

On, the proposition of Mr. R. Basa, seconded by Mr. L. C. R. Souza, the meeting decided to provide medal- lions or other suitable souvenirs to the winners of league shields,

The meeting concluded with an ex- pression of thanks to the chairman

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