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SINGLES MATCHES ON MONDAY

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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1938,

The Lawn Bowls Association met yesterday, to draw for the semi-finala of the pair championship and the frat round of the singles. The pairs semi-finals will be decided on Wed- nesday at the Civil Service at 4.30 p.m. Twenty competitors received byes in the open singles.

The draw resulted;

Pairs Semi-finals, J. Howell and IL G Craig V. E. Lines and I. Duncan or 0, Mitchell and J. C. Brown Umpire, J. F. MeCowan, C. M. Silva and F. X, Spares or M. J. Medina and J. Cavanagh A. Maker and A. K Minu, Umpire."J, Rus- Roll,

SINGLES

July 11

J.

At Police Ground.-J. ‚8, Cook Sherriff, J. A. R. Selby v W. J. Bagley. M. Y. Adni v B. Bostock, J. F. McGowan vA. . Dallah,

At Civil Service-E. Tuck v S. Lill- Crap, M. R. Abboя v R. Channing. A. J. Coelho v W, Bradbury, 8. M, Xumjahın v A. Bleven,

At TalkooF, A. Broadbridge v W.

Gill, A. Wort v H. Gittins, W. J. Burling v I.

EN

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F. V. Ribeiro, E. de Souzn

At Recrelo-G. C. Norman y C. J. Thechi, F. R. N. Cornelly, VA. Ityde-

Lay, L. Jack v W, Waterton. It. Overy v I. 8. Logan,

At Kowloon 1.0.0.-C. F. Remedios v

J. J. Lasto.

3. JA. Luz v L. D. Skinner,

Captain George Eyiton

Eyston Says No

Speed Record Attempts Yet

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 8. Captain George E. T. Eyston, the

J. L. Steven v W. K. Way, B. Dasto v famous British racing motorist,

. . Cooper.

At Kowloon Dock... Dasto v announced today that he will not Perking, S. Zimmern v L. A. Gutierrez, attempt to break any records until

G Silva.

A E. Conics v C. Vas, H. F. Harper vote in August,

July 12

At Hongkong P.CS, M, White v F. Nolan, W. J. Howard D. M. Chen, At R.C.CF V. V. Ribeiro v. F.

Mc- Ketvie, J. E. Henson v A. It. Minu.

July 14

At R.C.C.-C. Turney v J. Part, J. H

E Edwards v T. Coleman,

At Hongkong FC-F Kelly v 1. Nish,

R. P. Philles v A. S. Gomes.

July A

A Reccelo, A. M. "Omar_v G. N. Mit- chell, J. T. Smalley R. Duncan.

At Pellee R.C.-J. Sloan v 1. Meadows,

J. Cavanagh v L. de Ronte,

July 10

At Kowloon HG.CR. F. de Luz v J. S. Howell, U. M. Ornny v C. M. Sliva.

At longkong P.C, G. Meyer v W. iliyer, John Watson vs. Relet.

July 20

At Craigengower. Sinith v F. X. M. da Silva, L. F. Xavier v T. Armstrong. A. Spary v A. K. Minu, C. Dowman v S. Randle.

PAIR CHAMPIONSHIP

INTERRUPTED MATCH RESUMED YESTERDAY

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The recent rains have made the Bonneville Hats unfl fur # speed attempt.-United Press.

NO PLAY IN

TEST

Rain Delays Start Of Old Trafford Game

London, July 8.

Rain prevented play to-day in the Baird test between Australia and England at Old Trafford, Manchester.

England this morning was pleased with the soft wicket prospects but possible omission the Australians were worrying at the McCormick, who

of O'Reilly and were indisposed.

Resuming their interrupted match ut the Police Recreation Club green yesterday, J. S. Howell and R. G. Craig beat W. Hillyer and J. Holidge At 8 o'clock the wicket was very 17-15 in the Pairs Bowls Champion-soft despite the coverings and it was ship.

obvious that there would be a delay- Both pairs hud scored 14 on the ed start at least, but un hour before cighteenth head when their match the start was scheduled was interrupted by ruin on Thurs- were no better

conditions day.

and the inevitable patches of water lying in the out- felds had not drained away used to such conditions, declared then being forked. Mancunians, who are that there was little chance of a ball being bowled.

RAIN STOPS PLAY

after

An interesting match in the pairs championship was stopped by rain last night at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club. C. M. Silv. and F. X. Soarca led M. J. Medina and

At 11 an. It was Cavanagh

decided there 17-16 at the 18th head would be no play before lunch and when rain stopped play. The match after an examination at 2 p.m. the will be finished on Sunday at 10.30 wicket was declared still unit

a.m.

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Half-Day Spin During Bank Holiday

The Hongkong Cycling Club com- mences the 1938-1939 season with an Informal half-day spin on August Bank Holiday (Monday, August 1), leaving the Alhambra Cinema, Kow- loon, nt 1.30 p.m. Similar runs will be carried out on subsequent Wednes- day and Sunday afternoons, leaving the above rendezvous at the time stated. These runs will be of from three to four hours duration, and it is suggested that bathing kit should be carried. Non-members tended a hearty welcome.

VI

The Club's activities were brought almost to a standstil early in the summer due to the temporary ab sence of the Hon. Secretary, Illness and accidents to other leading om- cinis. The Club's President and champion, Mr. H. A. G. Keates, made his first appearance on the road on mesday last after nearly three out of the anddle. He has agreed to organise training spins for riders interested in road or track will open on September, and it is events. The Club's racing season hoped to have an even more thusiastic season than in 1937-8

сп

Further particulars of the Club's activities are avaliable from the Hon. Secretary, Mr. J. L. Smith, c/o 117 Hennessy Road, Victoria,

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