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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MAY
1935.
LAWN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIPS START SOON
SLIGHT DECREASE IN ENTRIES
Lawn Bowls Championships Start Next Week
(By "Baux")
Confident expectations of a record entry for the local although there are several notable absentees from the competitions, many new names figure among the lists, particularly in the singles event which has attracted a total lawn bowls championships have not been realised and of 90 entries. In the Pairs there are 49 couples while 26 rinks have signified their intention of wresting the title ifrom the Civil Service C. C. quartette which remains in tact for this year's tournament.
CUBS JOIN PIRATES
(Continued from Page 12.)
shown a world of improvement.
“Lucan hạn BhOWN DIɑ inare in one day here than he did all last year," Тглупок пук.
Draw Made For The Three Open Events
SEVERAL INTERESTING TIES IN THE FIRST ROUNDS
↑ J. Cavanagh
ROOKIE CATCHER ON RELIEF There is decrease in the num-, E. Post' Rookie pitchers working out with ber of entries for the Open Lawn (Hongkong. G. "Green) the Pirates here include Lloyd Jonn-Bowls Championships, the draw for J. Praset TURSDAY, MAY 14 son and Waynu Osborne, left-handers, which was made last night, Ninety A. Hyde Lay
D. W. Bradbury both up from the Missions of the competitors are
"Ừ, M. Omar playing in the (Club de Recret Green Pacife Conat Lengue. It'a doubtful singles, an against 03 last year, The following pairs received byrs start is to be made with the into the second rount: 1, F. Stain- whether they will stick.
Regulars last season on the pitch-Pairs Championship next Thursday, ton and J. Watson, W. K. Way and ing staff who were held ever include while the Singles will be played in-4. S. Gomer, R. F. Lais, and II. Ralph Birkofer, Walte Hoyt, Harold mediately the first round of the Beer, D. Rumfahn and E. el Arculit. Smith, and Bill Swift.
✔ Pairs has been concluded,
H. Nish and A. M. Holland, D. W. Backstopping duties again will rest The draw for the first round of Waterton and J. L. Telley, R. Dun upon the shoulders of Tommy, udden each competition is appended, giv. gan and L. A. R. Damenn, E. W. and Hob Grace, both regulars Insting the dates and greens on which Simmonds and J. W. Deakin, II. F. Westlake and J. F. McGowan, P. E. your. Aubrey Epps, up from Birnench tie is to be played: ingham with
impressive 301 bat-
Knight and J. Hallidge, H. H. Rose ting average, is the newcomer to this
and J. M. Purvis, R. Goodman and department, and be should make thei
R. Lapsley, J. V. Ramsay and 2. grade in a relief apoi.
McKelvie, B. Basto, and J. E. Noronha, II. Overv nad F. Goodwin. RINKS
The only weakness In the Pirate
and must learn how to hit
SINGLE9
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10
J. E. F. Thompson R. 1. Phillipm
(Cish de Berreia Green) Last year there were 3 entries, among the entries.
A. Mactariana
A. F. Paul for the Singles event while the In addition to those who com- lineup appears to be at second base, (Police A. C. Green)
J. Janon Pairs attracted 52 couples. The peted last year, another former where the veteran Tommy Therenow J. MacDonald
(Craigengower G. C. Green) Kinks championship is the only champion in A. lyde Lay is to and the sophomore Flarry Lavagette
will holl away.
A. E. Costes Traynor knows 32-. A. Alver event which has more entries than endeavour to regain the title heyear-old Thevebow ran't be in there w... Atki
Indian R. G. Green)
W. Glendeninine last season, there being 20 surrendered undefended lust scuso every day, and Lavngelto, on the
(longkans C. C. Green) on his departure for England on other hand, needs plenty of experience A. M. Omar ngainst 24 twelve months ago.
♥ C. G. Bira (Hongkong Electrin (zeen) The Colony this year will be for leave.
fi, l'erking
• 8. C. Mo tunate aml yet unfortunate in its Whilst at Home Hyde-Lay had
(Taikoo R. C. Given) C. ». Haskelnz
EQ. Post fons of players who are going Home opportunity which no other ever had.
Howhorn Bock R. C. Green) H. G. Cooper
F. Cyllen on leave during the summer; for Hongkong bowler has conate because the more prominent He was able to represent Hongkong
Koln C. 0. Green)
THURSDAY, MAY, 16 if our players will still be with at the Empire Games where he
C. Strange during the season but enfortunate played against the champions or
(Crrigentower C. G. (ireen)" 1. Hito
YU. Willmen because our representation in the leading players of several different
Kowloon D . C. (men) L.F. Xavier official match at Wanstead will not parts of the British Empire. Ile
in former met bowlers of the highest stand be as formidable
ard and the experience gained will Veura.
stand him In good stead in local howls.
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Veterans Gas Suhr at first, Tray nor at third, and Arky Vaughan at shortstop complete the team. Three rookies, James Browne from Little Rock, Wilbur Brubaker, and Floyd Young from Albany and Pittsburgh, W. MetS are ready a step into any of the in- field berths.
in ail sidered the stronger won matches. The advantage of home. so great among the green was senior clubs that all hosts were able.
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A. A. Ramek М. А. К. Бой A. 5. Gum
D. Jumjahn
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A. Macinrlane
N. N. Carrie
A. Webster
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W. K. Way
1. O. R. Soura
C. G. Green?
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J. Kemploh
4. Camper
F. Cullen
(Craftigert, C. Green)
1. Gella'y
M. 12. Pervle
1. F. Knight
J. C. Mewar
4. Gavanagh
D. W tributy,
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G. 8. Graver
Sherril
E. Turk
A.
Rekon
Keeleon G. C. Gen) J. E. Benson
(Club de Reercle de Meloman
(imen) J. L. Tetley
P. E. Knight. With the majority of the leading
11. Holland
Imeling The Green) players of the Colony remaining be
A. W. Grimmitt to send their visitors away point- (Police R. O. Green) hind, the championships have at-
fleas,
There was only one result
MONDAY, MAY 10 tracted a wealth of talent and
The opening of the season last which was the reversal af last year's. F. Han several former title holders will be Saturday afforded little over which at this occurred at the Kowloon Le Jume
(Kawkem B. . C. Green) attempting to wrest the crown from | to enthuse, and as was generally ex- Dock R. C. where the Craigengower 3 Ward
(Indian R. Green? Arthur Grimmitt, who isniso | pected #tgums which weTC COC were beaten by 12 shots
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Even without the services of some of their former players, in-. G. Meyer cluding J. C. Brown, who is turning out for the Kowloon Bowling Green, the shipbuilders have quite a for- midable team and may easily finish somewhere near the middle of the championship instead of at the bottom as last season.
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A. Hrde Lay
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J. 8. Fender
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W. E. Bellenle
(Craigengewer C. c. Green)
r. T. Farrell
J. G. Brown
J. Duncan
A. M. Holland
A. I. Hindalın,
A. M. Numa
A. M. Omer
K. M. Omar
(CiU Service O. C. Green)
The following rinks received byes into the second round: G. Duncan,
The following competitors recely C. A. Summons, W. Gill and E..el
by into the second round; N. Areulli; d. L. Tetley, W. E. Hale, at the hands of the Craigengower sell, J. J. Whyte, I. Beer, J: S.son: A. F. Paul, J. K. Sloan, R. C. M. Currie, A. Brookshank, J. Rus-D. W. Waterton and M. J. Hender "A" who won by 70 shots tu 39. Landolt, J. Cavanagh, A. 5. Gomes, Butler and A. P. Tarbuck; R. Sforri when the champions only won by B. W. Bradbury, W. K. Way, A. A. son, G. Mitchell, W. Greig and 3. a single shot last year. It seems Rarack, M. J. Medina, D. Rumjahn. Mekelvie, J. E. Noronha, F. X. da that the Craigengower "A" are E. el Arculli, F. L. Rapley, R. Dun-Silva, C. E. Marques and C. G. just as strong if not stronger than can. F. T. Farrell, V. Petherick, A. Silva H. Gittins, E. Keru, N., J. they were twelve months ago and. Rumjahn, K. M. Omar, D. M. Bebbington and R. 1. Phillips, that they will again prove Eccleshall. T. Armstrong, J.
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TO DAY'S MATCHES Principal interest in to-day's
THURSDAY. MAY 9 lenge matches will be the appear. J. Jones W. Mcleod
W. Grimmitt F. J. Jonne nice of the Indian R. C, in the (Craigemuwer G. C. Green) first division, this being the first. !!
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J. d. Meyer (Civil Service, C. C. Greent
M. Y. A of lavis. They will have the Kow-
N. J. Bobbington
A. R. Dallah Police R. C. Green) loon Bowling Green
their Coats
JG. E. F. Thompson visitors and it the leninsta side
J. 9, Landolt
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1. Xavier P. V. V. Hire MONDAY, MAY 12
C. J. Tacchi y J. W. M. Brown 48154 de Bertein (reen) J. Allen
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Indian C. Green) or two although it will be most in-N. 8. Carrie advisable to take the Indian R.C. (Kowloon 1, 0. C. Gen), too lightly. They have a team of Callen some very caprible players and dur... Whyte ing the course of the season they may show a decided improvement, I. A. Atves upon their standard of play.
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RUMJAHNS EXTENDED
(Continued from Pago 12.)
done earlier on. Ho Ka-tau was still! as steady; he did not seem flustered at all.
to be
Those who expected the Rumjahns to carry everything before them in. this stanza were doomed to disappoint- ment. The challengers fought every Finch of the way. Every winner was upplauded by an appreciative crowd, and it was fo and Hung who gener ally won this applause. With two delightful CTOES ahots which left "H.D." literally standing, Hung nearly "brought the house down" to take the score to 4-f.
The Rumfahne, amld great excite- ment, won the ninth game, and Sirdar finished the set and match on, his service.
On
Play reached a high standard at times, but there were many mistakes, especially in the first two sots. Spectators had their money's worth as far as thrills were concerned. the whole, it was a splendid match. The two pairs were evenly matched on the day's play, but the champions' better temperament and experience told in the end,
The scorca of the match were 4-0, 16-8, 6-0, 6-9 and 6-4.
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