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Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 22, 1941.

"WICK'S" BOWLS NOTES

Fortunate Conditions For League Opening DO YOU KNOW

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.

over

sur-

. Much surprise seems to have Civil Service C.C. at Happy been caused by the victory of Valley by four points to one.

It was Kowloon

splendid achievement and the Indians B.G.C. "A" in the First Division puts Recreio "B" only one point be- hind Recreio "A" mid one ahead of last week. Perhaps the

C.C. Craigengower

While I do not think that Re- prise would not have been so

creto "B" are up to the standard great had one remembered that

of these two teams by any means. the Indians have always done

they have done extremely well to well on their own green at Soo-

dale and their victories should be a source of encouragement to the kunpou.

Club, which has put in four teams In the Leaguo-the only Club to

An average team away, the In- dans are formidable at Sookunpon. 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 Regrelo "A," the champions, but Inst every away game!

do

Craigengower's victory over Kow- non C.C. was clear-cut, every rink winning comfortably. U. M. Omar's rink had 21 shots to spare at the end of the match against E. C. Finclier's four, but I am told that the margin would have been wider but for Fin- Time and ngain.

In Saturday's match, victory, forcher's good form. the Indians was almost assured by he went down to rull with three or ten time, when they led by 18 shots for against him, and in the circum- M. R. Abbas was 13 shots ahead of A. J. Hall, A. K. Minu was seven stances, he did very well to senrei

12 shots!! nhend of G. H. Sherriff and A. R. Dallah was two down to Adam Hoi- Fond.

THE Police team made the

headlines last summer when | they defeated Recreio. "A" at King's Park. But that was to His wards the end of the

The feature of after-tea play was the brilliant recovery of Hall, who fought back to such good purpose that he was only two shots in ar- rears at the end of the game. rink showed considerable improve ment, and he himself played a few lovely shots, on one occasion draw ing dead to the kitty were five against him.

when there

Dallah's

Bus for the lapse of rink in the last three ends, the Indians might have made a clean sweep. Lrading 18-13 at the end

senson

when the champions had built up a substantial lend.

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

of the 18th. Dalla conceded aKOWLOON B.C.C. "B" seared

four, two and one to be nosed out

their first success at Hung-

by two shots by Holland, who thus hom where they defeated Kow- retained his unbeaten record.

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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 in

First

Division League match last Saturday. Alterations To

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America's Outstanding

Four Selected Golf's Hall Of

For Fame

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

Water-polo Schedule

There have been several alter- ations to the Y.M.C.A. Water-polo Tournament fixtures for this week- end and next week. These are: Navy "A" V. 905th Bly. R.A.,

now be scheduled for to-day will played on Saturday, May 24 at 11 ja.m.

5th A.A. Bty, R.A., v. Navý "p" on Sunday will be played on Mon- day, May 26 at 3 pm..

Navy "B" v. 065th Ety RA, for Thursday, May 20, will now be play-.

ed on Friday, May 30, at 4 pm.

To-day's Fixtures

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

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, upens and one British amateur.

He won all four major titles in his pool), 7 p.m. which will sponsor the build-

famous 1930 "Grand Slam,' then ing of a shrine for the game retired from competitive golf with no at Augusta, Ga. The idea more worlds to conquer at the age opens, one British open and three P.

G. A. crowns. follows closely the pattern of of 28.

Hagen's prizes include four British Oulmet won two amateur titles the baseball Hall of Fame at opens, two U.S. opens and five P. C. and the U. S. open once-in 1813

A, titles.

when he cutlasted Harry Vardon and Cooperstown, N., Y.

Sarazen has collected two U. S. Ted Ray in a sensational play-off.

The P. G. A. Hall of Fame Com- to mittee, composed of grantland Rice, .. B. Keeler, Atlanta Journal; Kerr

loon Docks by four points RECREIO "A" and Craigen-one dent in fact that

Morrison's rink trounced J.Petrie, New York Herald Tribune, and A. Linde Fowler, Boston Tran- McKelvie's four by 23-7.

script, selected Jones, Hagen, Sara- zen, and Oulmet as the first members.

C.C. Woll

their gower matches, as expected, und Re- creio "B" kept pace with them by scoring a fine win against

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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, acored their best win to date when they visited Club de Re- creio and won by four points to

one.

To beat Recreio at King's Park is no mean achievement, and if proof were required of the P.O.C.'s capa- bilities, this win supplled it. One rink, A. Jillott's, were badly beaten -11-31 but the other two more than made up this defelt.

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Hereafter, sports writers of the Nation will have complete Bnal jurisdiction of the persons selected, two each year.

Reasons For

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 their noses in front in this divi Bowling Green Club in League

bowls matches on Saturday: sion, their 5-0 victory over Hong-

Av. C.B.C.C. (home).-W. L. Walker, kong C.C. giving them a one-point advantage

W. JW. McNeill, B. Randic and A. M. fol- P.O.C. Howard's 18-shot win over Card; R. P. Tall; L. Sykes. A. Hyde- Phillips, H. White, II. Lock. E. hart and Costello was the best, but A. J. Kew Lay, H. E. Drew and J. McKelvie.

*** v. 1.R.C. (home).-W. C. Hodder, and J. L. Stephens were not far be- V. C. Dixen. E. Levett and R. Dunean: hind, with 15 and 13, respectively. P. A. Peckham, J. C. Gill, D. W. Water- TAIKOO ILC. who were beaten ton and J. G. Meyer; E. Seard, G. W. by Kowloon F.C. the previous week, Deacon, G. Sherriff and L. Guy

3rd Div, v, JJL.C. (Away)-A. Morton, lost again on Saturday-this time to sir A. MacGregor, E. V. Searle and H. Craigengower. J. C. Chalmers was Nish; J. 8. Dinnen. C. E. Langley, C. the only Taikoo skip to win. What's Walllo, and E. Alkins: H. Bicknell, d

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

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THE feature of the Third Divi- sion matches last week was the smashing victory of Police R.C. over Hongkong Electric. J. C. Aitken beat J. K. Sloan by 30-0 and J. MacDonald beat A. F. Paul by 34-6. The third Pulice skip, F. Channing, rather spoiled the Police record by losing to L. de Rome

K.C.C. Teams

The Kowloon Cricket Club will be represented by the following: Ist Div. v, K. Docks (home)-A. E. P. Guest, W. W. Parsons, N. J. Bebbington and T. A. Madar: A. E. Perry, A. W. Smith, L., Jack and E. C. Fincher: W Mulcahy. A. W. Ramsey, G. E. Taylor

and J. Fraser.

Znd Dir. Y. Taikos (away)--it. Lang. ley, A. H. Martin, E. C. Curtis and . B. Meadows R. S. Capell, A. Fabel H. very and T. W. Carr: A. C. Tribble. G. Bowden, J. M. Jack and A. Bleven. 0.21.

Reserve Rink, Recreio (away).-A.

and D. Hunt, selves with their fine win over Cral-**Reserve Rink v. C.C.C. (AWAY),---). gengower CC at Happy Valley Coles, J. R. Luke, 8, A. Gray and N. D. Generally expected to lose, they not Lloyd.

THE INDIANS excelled them-Zimmern, H. Brokenshire, R. T. Burch

only.

won but won comfortably. "Craigengower Teams

They lend this division with 1 point advantage over Kowloon F.C. and are the only team In this divi- sion to have an unbeaten record on aggregate.

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

Craigengewer will be represent- ed by the following:

tat Div. v. Felice (away)-J. W. Lea nard, L. C. R. Sours, A. E. Coates and 1. W. Bradbury: A. M. Omar K, M. Omar, Bass and U. M. Omar: Y. A Hazack, W. K. Way, J. B. Landell and C. B. Horselet,

2nd Div. v. K.FC. (home), Gadd). B, R. Salina, 5. Zimmern and T. Lock; 3. H. Xavier, L. E, Lammert, G. 1). "Zameld and M. J. Medina; A, A, Razack. II. G. Forinan, W. Ward and 11. W. Handall,

and Div, “vị Heerelo, (away),"W, E. Broadbridge, A. E. 8. Alves, Dr C. W. Lam and by N. P. Karonila; L. M. Rozs, M. A. Bapilata, El B. Pranks and Aud Coelho; J. Todd, H. Modi, A. Kit choll and D. A. Rozaria.

Friendly = ▼ K,C,CH" (home) -I. Pavrt, Li Shul-wing, W. J. Curd and V. A. Itenson.

Taikoo R.C.

K.

The Chinese Bathing Club will hold their first swimming gala of the season on Saturday at North Polni, commencing at 7.30 p.m. The programme includes two open Jevents 200 metres rolay for men,; and 100 metres free-style for women. Other events will be: 50 metres free-style handicap for children, 80

J. Nimino, J. 7. "Whyte, C. Bovain and metres free-style handicap for J. C. Chalmers: W, Cliningham G. W. women, 100 motres free-style handi-Paterson, T. 3. Stainton and A. Wathon: cap for men, 100 metres breast-stroke Amy, 9. J. Pollock, R. Main and W. for women and 50 metres free-style for man,

The following will represent Talkoo against the Kowloon C.C. at homo:

Melrose

"Reserves: H. Kew, W. MöklöTMand ̃D. Coull.

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SKIPS TABLES

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

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

First Division

A. M. Holland (K.B.G.C. "ASI

R. F. Luz (Rec. "A"')

M. R. Abbas (LR.C.)

3. Shepherd (P.R.C.)

C. S. Hasselet (C.C.C.)

B. W. Bradbury (C.C.C

R. Duncan (K.L.G.C. *)

J. J. Basto (Hec. "D")

F. X: Silva (Rec. "A")

A. J. HAIL (K.B.G.C. "A") C. G. 6lva (Rec. "A")

C. Strange (CS.C.C.)

A. K. Minu (L.R.C.)

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

L. Cuy (K.B.G.C. "B")

A. R. Dallah (1.R.C.)

M. N. Rakenen (C.S.C.C.)

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

Basto (Rec. "B")

A. Madar (K.C.C.)

J. McKelvie (K.B.G.C. "B")

Kempton (C.D.R.G.)

W. Mair (P.JI.C.)

J. Fraser (K.C.C)

G. S. Sherrif (K.B.G.C. "A")

'E. G. Post (P.IL.C.)

E.

C. Fincher (K.C.C.)

T. Coleman (K.D.B.C.)

A. J. Kew (K. Tong) D...

L. Stephens K. Tong)

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

C. Gowland (P.O.C.)

H. W. Randall (C.C.C.)

P. Younghusband (K.F.C.)

T. L. Lock (C.C.C.)

R. S. Mendown (K.C.C.)

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

A. Jilot (P.O.C.) .............

W. J. Howard (K. Tong) N. MacFarlane (H.K.F.C.

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

A Stoven (K.C.C.)

O. F. Hemedios (flecreto) W. Melrose (T.D.R.C.)

J. A. Remedios (Recreto)

G. GIL (ILKFC)

J. C. Chalmers (T.D.R.C.)

A. W, Brown (11.K.C.C.)

T. W. Car (K.C.C.)

J. It. Soares (Recreio)

Brooksbank (H.K.F.C.)

II. V. Pearse (ILK.F.C.) W. Simpson (K.F.C.)

F. Goodwin (1.K.C.C.) G. E. Costelho (H.K.C.C.) J. A. Watson (T.D.1.C.)

J. C. Altken (P.JLC.)

A. M. Wahab (I.R.C.)

CF Needham (H.K.F.C.)

A. Q. Madar L.R.C.)

J. T. Smalley (X.F.C.)

F. A. Abraham (ILK.C.C.)

J. Runnell (HK.P.C)

K. C. Hamilton (K.B.G.C.)

Ogden (K.r.c

M. Y. Alarcon (Rec.)

D. Evans (K.F.C.)

J. Macdonald (Pol.),

B, M. Itumjahn_(L.L.C.)

14 Gaddi (C.C.C.)

A. Nissim (HK.C.C.)

Cornell.K.C.d Home Elea.)

B. duroy F.K.C.C.)

Nih (K.3.0.0.) Channing Pol.)

G. 8, Ladd (C.C.C.)

Mà ai Crtho (Tiee.) P. C. Morgan' (RJ.T.C.

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

N. P. Karanila (C.CC.).

D. A Mansell (HKT.C.)

A. IL Madar (i.n.C.)

C. E. Guinean (Klec.).

Second Division

Third Division

a. Thompson (K.D.G.C.)

A. McKellar (1).K,C,C.

PA.YVERDvich (Red.)

Pau:(C.C.C.)

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A. F. Paul (Elec.)

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