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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1935.

SHE PLAYED

AT BEING HAPPY!

Shirley

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At The

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DUNCANS BEATEN AT BOWLS

CRAIGENGOWER'S PAIR WINS

ABANDONED MATCH CONCLUDED

Cralgengower Cricket Club gained their first success in local tournament lawn bowls when their representatives M. J. Medina and J. Cavanagh de feated I. A. R. Duncan and his father, R. Duncan, of the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 21 shota to 18 in the final of the Open Pairs Championship at the Civil Service Cricket Club green yesterday.

The game was postponed from the when Medina and previous day

Cavanagh were leading by 17 shots to 12 on the 18th head.

LADIES'

GOLF MEETING

COMPETITIONS

TO BE HELD

AT DEEP WATER BAY

The Autumn meeting at Deep Water Bay will be held on Monday, the following September 23, when competitions will be played off-

TOMBSTONE COMPETITION Medal Play, handicap. 1st prize player and consolation prize finishing nearest chosen spot.

DRIVING

for

Three balin from 5th tee. for longest drive-six balls.

Prize 11,30

APPROACHING AND PUTTING

Play yesterday was delayed by.. to 1 p.m. a sharp shower.

to

Kowloon

The 10th head saw the Bowling Green pair register three put them within striking their opponents. This distance of was mainly due to the good play of to 1. Duncan who trailed the jack count three.

The 20th head was played amil excitement. First young Duncan put in the shot and then Medina rested agalost his wool. Medina at this hend put in three good shots. When the skips went up to roll, the Craigen- gower combination were lying three shots. "Bob" Duncan with his second wood trained the jack for the le. Cavanagh was equal to the occasion when with his last wood he wis trailed the jack to count one for his

ide.

The start of the last head saw the Duncans requiring four shots to win and three to tie. Medina with his first wood drew the shot dead to the jack. Young Duncan was heavy with his four woods while Medina put two

a blocker. "Bob' back woods and

Duran with his first wood attempted to drive but without success, while

Three ball to the 9th green. bali. for bent score-six

Prize 11.30 to 1 p.m.

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The Happy Valley Medal Pool is being continued until September, as so far there have been

few entries.

C. B. Brown qualified in very fe August for the Captain's Cup, with At Happy krore of 105-26-79

Valley

MAMAK TOURNAMENT

ANNUAL MEETING

YESTERDAY

by

A proposai by Sub-Inspector L. Cavanagh sent down two good block-Tyler, Honorary Secretary of the ers. With his second last wood "Bob" Mamik Hockey fournament, to all Duncan split the blockers. Cavanagh Beat down another blocker with his inst wood but this time he was narrow, "Bob" Duncan gent down his inst wood amidst excitement, but he was very narrow with the result that the Craigengower combination chalked up three shots to emerge. winners by 21 shots to 15. Mr. F. J. Jones was the umpire.

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the Mamak To you, during the Summer Committee the Tournament, was lost

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In their path to the final Medina prompted to bring forward the pro- am Cavanagh bent W. E. Hollanda posal wing to an incident in a and E. G. Post 23-14; A. O. Brawn and B. E. Maughan 30-6; A. Mac- farlane and J. Russell 21-13; F. d. Jones and A. W. Grimmitt (folders) 16-14; B. Eccleshall and J. Shepherd

23-14,

The Duneans beat, II. Overy and F. Goodwin 21-18; H. H. Hoso and J. M. Purvis 22-10; W. K. Way and A. 8. Gomes 25-12; F. X. M. da Silva and C. G. Sliva 22-14..

HOCKEY CLUB MEETING

MR. A. A. DAND PRESIDENT

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR

The annual meeting of members of The Hongkong lockey Club was held in the Secretary's Room of the Hong kong Cricket Club yesterday, with Mr. A. A. Dand in the chair.

The following officers were elected

for

the

ensuing year: President-Mr. A. A. Dand.

Vice-Presidents-Messrs. W. Wood. ward and E. J. R. Mitchell.

Hon. Secretary.-Mr. G. Sommer. Hon. Treasurer.--Mr. E. V. Reed. Captain of Paiter.

which F. Singh was suspended by the

Benson, us a match last executive committee, which was.com. posed of persons who had been pre- sent at the match. The decision was submitted to the Hongkong Hockey that the Association, which held coinmittee were blased. Sub-Inspec- tor Tyler said that such would not arise if they with by a neutral body.

questionn were dealt.

Aflor discussion it was decided that The Mamak Tournament rule on the question should remain. and the with all executive Committee deal such cases.

REGISTRATION NOT WANTED

The meeting also decided that a Club entering the League.could enter one or more teams in the League, but proposal välling for the registration of players and the handing in la referees of list of players before JL match was rejected. The chairman, Captain G. Kimm remarked that he hoped all clubs would live up to the spirit of hockey, and congratulated the representatives present on re- jecting the

proposal.

It was also decided that the next general meeting be held on September

18.

The election of office heaters for the ensuing year resulted in the Hon. Inspector General of Police, Mr. D. Burlingham, being elected president, subject to his accepting the honour, and Major M. II. A. Campbeli, 04E- Lt.-Cür. Broome and Rev. J. R. Higgs being ected vice-presidents. Captain G. Kimm was elected phair- man of the Executive committee; sub inspector Tyler, Hon. secretary and hon. treasurer.

1. Mr. J. E. Mr. N. A. Fecided to elect three i

Vie-Captain-Mr. W. A. Reed. Captain of 2nd. XI.--Mr. W. W. C. Shewan.

Committee.-Messrs. 1. A. R. Dun- enn. J. Rodger, G. E. R. Divett and 1. F. Nicholson.

Mr. W. Woodward was elected to represent the Club on the committee of the Hongkong Hockey Association. Mr. Woodward is at present on leave, hut Mr. Sommer will serve until his return.

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It was also other assistant honorary secretaries, one from the Army, one Royal Navy and from the Civilians. Mr. C. Brown was elected from the Army and Mr. A. S. Xavier from the Civilians, The Navy representative will be nominated later.

Several minor amendments to the rules were carried, after which the meeting closed.

In the chair were Lt. Hamilton and when he left, Capi, Kimm,

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