1941-05-22 — Page 14

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 22, 1941.

NOTES

"WICK'S " BOWLS

Fortunate Conditions For League Opening

K.B.G.C. "A" Defeat Not So Surprising: I.R.C. Strong on Home Green

Prison Officers' Great Win

LAWN BOWLERS have been fortunate in that the present spell of fine weather has given them fast greens which, although providing a sterner test of skill than heavy greens, are far more enjoyable for play.

Last summer, we had a great deal of rain at the be- ginning of the season, and it was not until the League programme was well-advanced that conditions improved. This time we have got off to a flying start.

Much surprise seems to have been caused by the victory of the Indians over Kowloon B.G.C. "A" in the First Division last week. Perhaps the sur prise would not have been so great had one remembered that the Indians have always done. welf on their own green at Soo- kanpoo.

An average team away, the In- dlans are formidable at Sookunpoo. This is a fact recognised by every team in the First Division. A few years ago, the Indians won every match at home except that against Recrelo "A," the champions, but lost every away gantel

In Saturday's match, victory for the Indians was almost assured by ten time, when they led by 18 shots. M. H. Abbas was 13 shots ahead of A. J. Ball, A. K. Minu was seven ahead of G. 11. Sherriff and A. R. Dallah was two down to Adam Hof- land.

The fenture of after-tca play was

Civil Service C.C. at Happy Valley by four points to one,

It was a splendid achieversent and Puts Recreio "B" only one point be hind Recreio "A" and one ahead of Craigengower C.C.

While I do not think that Re- relo

arc up to the standard

A. M. Rumjahn (Indian R.C.) delivering a wood for M. R. Abbas's rink against A. J. Hall's rink (Kowloon B.G.C. “A”) |

their

Division League match last Saturday.--

Ming Yuen,

of these two teams by any means, they have done extremely well to in date and their victories should be Kouree of encouragement to the Club, which has put in four teams in the League—the only Club to

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toon C.C. was clear-cut, every rink Craigengower's victory over Kow-

winning comfortably. U. Mt. Omar's rink hadi 21 shots to spare at the end of the match against E. C. Fineler's] four, but i'm told that the margin would have been wider but for Fin- cher's good for. Time and again.

he wrot down to roll with three or

four against him, and in the circum- stances, he did very well to score 12 shots!!

THE Police team made the headlines last summer when the brilliant recovery of fall, who they defeated Recreio "A" at fought back to such good Pure King's Park. But that was to- that he was only two shots in ar- rears at the end of the gune, His Words the end of the senson rink showed considerable improve-when the champions had built ment, and he himself played a few up a substantial lead. lovely shots, on one occasion draw- ing deal to the kitty were ve against him.

But for the lapse of Dallah's rink in the last three ends, the Indians might have made a clean Kweep. Leading 18-13 at the end of the 18th, Dallah conceded a four, two and one to be nused out by two shots by Holland, who thus relaloed his unbeaten record.

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It was rather too much to expect Recreio "A" to be caught napping so Carly, though one Police rink (skip- Ped by J. Shepherd succeeded in humbling C. G. Silva's four.

OWLOON B.G.C. "B" scoreti

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CHICAGO, April (AP),—Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, and Francis Quimet are the first members of golf's newly-established Hall of Fame.

Creation of the Hall of Jones, generally recognized in this! Fame was announced by Tom country as the greatest golfer of all time, won the U. S. open four times, Walsh, President of the Pro-won five U. S. amateurs, three British fessional Golfers' Association, opens and one British amateur. which will sponsor the buiki- He won all four major titles in his ing of a shrine for the game retired from competitive gulf with no famous 1030 "Grond Slam." then Augusta, Ga. The idea more works to conquer at the age follows closely the pattern of of 28. the baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N. Y.

their first success at Hung- hom where they defeated Kow- loon Docks by four points to The P. G. A. Hall of Fame Com-

mittee, composed of grantland Rice,. ECREIO “A” and Craigen-one despite the fact that R... Kveler, Atlanta Journal; Kerr Morrison's rink trounced J. Petrie, New York Herald Tribune, gower C.C. Won their

McKelvie's four by 23-7. matches, as expected, and Re- ereio "B" kept pace with them by scoring a fine win against

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"GATEWAYS TO PANAMA“ THE CARISSIAN

On the other hand, Bob Duncan beat J. Kempton 23-0, and with, L. Guy winning by 14 shots against T. Coleman, the Bowling Green victory was a comfortable one.

IN the Second Division, the Prison Officers' Club, who have made themselves-at-home right away in better company, scored their best win to date when they visited Club de Re- creio and won by four points to

onc.

To beat Recreio at King's Park Is no mean achievement, and if prout) were required of the P.O.C.'s capn- bilities, this win supplied it. One rink, A. Jillott's, were badly beaten -11-31 but the other two more than made

up this deficit.

and A. Linde Fowler, Boston Tran- script, selected Jones, Hagen, Sara- zen, and Ouimet as the first members.

Hereafter, sports writers of the Nation will have complete

and anal jurisdiction of the selected, two each year,

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Reasons For

persons

All-four-of-course-are-natural- selections for the honour:

Lawn Bowls League Rinks

For Saturday

The following rinks have been KOWLOON TONG, however, have chosen to represent the Kowloon got their noses in front in this divi. Bowling Green Club in League slon, their 5-0 victory over ·Hong- bowls matches on Saturday:

C.C. kong

them a ne-paint giving

"A" V. C,B,C.C. (home),—W. L. Walker, advantage

over the P.O.C. *** | w. "MeNelli, 3. Händio and A. M. 7101-

W. J. Howard's 18-shot win over G. E. hart and A. J. Isil, L. Sykes A. llyde- tand; R. P. Phillips, H. White, H. Lock- Costello was the best, but A. J. Kew Lay, 11, F. Drew and J, Mcketvle.

"I" V, LR.C. (home),~W, C, Hødder,

and J. L. Stephens were nist far be- v. C. Dixon, E. Levett and R. Duncan hind, with 15 and 13 respectively. P. A. Peckham, J. C. Gill, D, W. Water

TAIKOO R.C., who were beaten Kowloon FC. the previous week, lost again on Saturday-this time to Craigengower. J. C. Chalmers was

by

on and J. G. Meyer: E. Scord, G. W. Deacon, G. Sherriff and L. Guy.

3rd Div, v. I.R.C. (away) Mortan, Sir A. MacGregor, E. V. Senrie and I Nish J. S. Dinner, C. E. Langley, C

the only Taikoo e p to win. Wint's Walls and E. Alkins: I. Uickael. č.

the matter with Taikoo these days? Elphick, 1. Jordan and K. C. Hamilton.

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K.C.C. Teams

THE feature of the Third Divi- The Kowloon Cricket Club will sion matches last week was be represented by the following: the smashing victory of Police Guest, W. W. Parsons, N. J. Bebbington 1st Div. v. N. Docks (home),—A. Ë. P. R.C. over Hongkong Electric... Mndar; A. E. Perry, A W Smith, Jack and E. C. Fincher: W J. C. Aitken bent : K. Sloan Mulcahy, A. W. Ramsey, G. E. Taylor by 35-6 and J. MacDonald beat A. and J. Fraser. F. Paul by 34-8. The third Police skip, F. Channing, rather spoiled the Police record by losing to L. de Rome 10-21.

THE INDIANS excelled them-Zimmern, It. Brokenshire, N. T. Burch selves with their fine win over Crai and D. Hung,

'C.C. nt

2nd Div. v. Talkoo (away),—II. Lang ley, A. R. Marlin, E. C. Curtis and R. 8. Meadows; 11. S. Capell. F. A. Fabel. I. Bowden, J. M. Jack and A. Steven. Overy and T. W. Carr: A, C, Tribble, 0.

Reserve Rink. Hecreto (away),~A.

enga expected to lose, they not Lloyd.

Craigengower Teams

Reserve Rink V. C.C.C. (away).-J. Happy Valley Coles, J. R. Luke, 8. A. Geny and N. h only won but

won comfortably, They lead this division with 11⁄2 polnt advantage over Kowloon F.C. and are the only team in this divi- slon to have an unbeaten record on oggregate.

C.B.C. Gala To Be Held On Saturday

The Chinese Bailing Club will hold. their first swimming gala of tha sesion on Baturday at North| Point, commencing at 7,20 p.m

programme includes two open averite...a 200 metres relay for mei, matres fron-style for women. avente will do: no metres freestzia handicap for children, 80 handleap for women, 100 metran free-style handi- gay for man, 100 metres breast-slenko the women and do maires free-styla for men

Cralgengower will be represent-

ed by the following:

1st Div, v. Police (away)-J. W. L20- hard. L. C. R. Souta, A. E. Coates and D. W. Bradbury: A. M. Omar, X. M. Omar, R. Basa and U. M. Omar; Hanck, W. K, Way, 3. 8, Landolt and C. 8. Rossetet.

Zod DIV. V. K.FO, (home), L. Gate: Qaddi. S, IL Bolina, E. Zimmer and

J. 11. Xavier, L., E, Lammert, G. S. Ladd and M. J. Medina: A. A. Rainek. 11, G. Forman W. Ward and I. W. Randall

and. Div. v. Recreio (away)-W. E Tiroadbridge, A. F. 8. Alves. Dr C. W.) Lam, and Dr N. P. Karanjia; L. M. Noza, M. A. Baptista, T. 8. Franks and Ad. Coho: Tond, K. Modi, A. Kit chell and D. A. Rozario,

Friendly K.C.C. (home)-B. Favri, Li dhid-wing, W. 2. Curd and A. Itenson.

Taikoo R.C.

The following will represent Talkoo against the Kowloon 0.0. at home:

J. Nimmo, J. J. Whyte, C. Dovaird and J. C. Chalmers: W. Cunningham, G, W. Paterson, 33 7, Blainton and 2. A. Watsoni F Amith, 8, J. Pollock, It. Main and W. Melrowe

Filmerveer IE: How, W. Mokie and I

Hagen's prizes include four British opens, two US. opens and five P. G. A. titles.

Alterations To Water-polo Schedule

There have been several aller- ations to the Y.M.C.A. Water-polo Tournament fixtures for this week- end and next week. These ore: Navy "A" v 965th Bty R.A. scheduled for to-day will now be played on Saturday, May 34 at 11

3.m.

5th A‚A. BIS. R.A., v. Navy "B" on Sunday will be played on Mon- day, May 26 at 3 pan..

Navy "B" v. 965th By R.A. for Thursday, May 20, will now be play- ed on Friday, May 30, at 4 17.m.

To-day's Fixtures

To-day's fixtures will be: 8r Coustal Regt R.A. v. Combined Small Units (Army pool), 6.45 p.. Royal Scots v. Middlesex "B" ("Y", pool), 7 p.m.

opens, one British open and three P. G. A. crowns.

Oulmet won two amateur titles

and the U. S. open once-In 1913 when he ontlasted Harry Vardon and Sarazen has collected two : S. Ted Ray in a sensational play-off.

SKIPS TABLES

U. M. Omar (C.C.CJ)

A. P. Guterres (Rec. "B")

First Division

A. M. Holland (K.U.G.č. "A"

-F.-Lux-fen.—"A") --

M. R. Abbas (1.R.C.) J. Shepherd (P.R.C.) C. 8. Rosselet (C.C.C.) n, W. Bradbury (C.C.C.)

Duncan (K.D.G.C. "D") J. J. Basto (Rec. "B") F. X. Siva (Rec. "A")

Hall (K.B.G.A PAS G. Silva (Rec. "A")

C. Strange (C.S.C.C.)

A. K. Minu (1.R.C.)'

R. Morrison (K.D.R.C.)

L. Guy (K.B.G.C. "D")

1. Ballah (L.R.C.

M. N. Ikusen (C.S.C.C.)

J. F. McGowan (C.S.C.C.)

Basto (Rec. "I")

A. Madne #KC.CA

McKelvie (K.D,G.C. "B")

Kemplan (K.D.R.C.)

Mair (P.1.C.)

J. Fraser (K.C.C.)

G. S. Sherriff (K.n.c.c. "A"

E. G. Post (P.R.C.)

C. Fincher (K.C.C.)

Coleman (K.D.R.C.)

A. J. Kew K. Tone)

J. L. Stephena (K. Tong)

W. V. Field (K.F.C.)

C. Gowland (P.O.C.)

11. W. Randall (C.C.C.)

P. Younghusband_(K.F.C.)

T. 1. Lock (C.C.C.)

R. S. Meadowa (I.C.C.)

W. J. Bagley (P.O.C.)

A. Jillott (P.0.C.)

W. J. Howard (K. Tong)

N. MacFarlane (H.K.F.C)

M. J. Medina (C.C.C.)

A. Stoven (K.C.C.)

O. P. Remedios (Recreto) Melrose (T.D.R.C.)

J. A. Remedios (Recreio)

CHI.K.F.C.).....

J. C. Chalmers (T.D.R.C.) W. Brown (LK.C.C.) W. Carr (K.C.C.)

I. Soares (Recreto)

A. Brooksbank (HK.F.C.)

V. Pearso 11.K.F.C.)

W. Simpson (K.F.C.)

r. Goodwin (H.K.C.C.)

Costelho (1.K.C.C.)

J. A. Watson (T.DR.C.)

3. C. Aitken (P.R.C.)

A. M. Wahab (LTLC.)

C. F. Nredham (I.Kr.C.)'

A. O, Madar (1.R.C.)

J. Smalley (K.F.C

F. S. Abraham (II.K.C.C.)

J. Hell AIL.K.F.C.)

K. C. Hamilton_fi.n.c.C.)

R. Ogden (KFC)

M. F. Alarcon (Rec.)

B. Evans (K.F.C.) 1.,

J. Macdonald (Pol)

8. M. Rumjan (1.R.C.)

Z. Gaddi (C.C.C.)...

A. Nissim (HK.CC.)

W. A. Cornell (IT.K.C.C.)

1. de Rome (Eleo.)

JB. Allmar

t. Niah (K.B.G.C.) Channing Pat.{

O. S. Ladd (C.C.C.)

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M. A. Carvalho. (Nec.)

P. C. Moran (H.K.C.)

A. J. Coelho (C,C.C.).

N. P. Karanda (0.0.0.),

1. A. Mansel) (H.K.J.C.)

A. H. Madar, B.R.C.)

CF clasand (Elec.)

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Third Division

Q. E. 7. Thommen (K.B.Q.c.)

McKellar (TL.K.C.C.)

P. A.. Yvanovich (Rec.)

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