1941-06-26 — Page 14

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

June 26, 1941.

"WICK'S BOWLS NOTES

Interesting Rink Matches This Week-end

Solo Reins Wins Irish Derby

THE CURRAGI18, Elre. June 25 (Reuter)Mr Hohn Dipton's Solo' iteins, ridden by . Wells, won the Irish Derby to-day from a field of ten runners, Sir Ferey Loraine's Kharo was second and Ar 11. farligan's Etoil do Lyons third.

The winner is a son of Hyperlon who also aired last week'n. Eriglish Derby Winner at Newmarket.

Solo Rela was favourite at 0-4 with Klaro second at 3-1 and Etoil de Lyons third at 8-1.

The race was won by a length with four lengths between recon ind

third. The English challengers Easy Chair and Lynchtao were not in the picture.

Lawn Bowls

Electric R.C. Win Floodlight Bowls Match

WINNING on all three rinks, Hongkong Electrio Recreation Club beat Messrs Lane, Crawford. Ltd., by 67-49 in a floodlight lawn bawis match

North played ni Point last night. Scores in two rinks, however, were very close, J. F. Lunny beating E. C. Fincher 24-20, and L. de Rome beating A, B. Hamson 10-10.

Complete scores were:

R.A. Owens, A. G. Evereti, C. E. Gabagan, J. F. Lunny beat A. J. Prata, E C. Fincher G. Edgar, G. Tanner, 24-20.

W. E. Macfarlane, Rt. W. Smith, A. G. Gardner, L de Rome bent E. Baker.

II. Burson, S. Cart, A. B. Hamson 10-10.

J. Roncoe, W. Baker, A. F. Paul, J. K, Slann beat W. Bonner, J. Lodge, W. C. F. Ogley, G. E. Zimmern 25-13.

Pairs Championship

THREE, MATCHES in the Pairs Championship wero played Kowloon yesterday, one at the Bowling Green Club, one at the Kowloon Docks and the other at the Kowloon F.C.

In all matches the winners were never in any areat difficulty. At the Bowling Green, H. Slong ond E. Levett accounted for C. A. Alking and J. G. Meyer 29-12..

C. M. Silva and F. X. Siva beat B. White and A. J. Hall 10-12 at the Kowloon Docks.

And at the Kowloon Football Club, the champlons, H. A. Alves and F V. V. Ribeiro, overcame J. N. Wong and A. Hyde-Lay 20-12.

Recreio Rinks

The following rlaks have been chosen to represent the Club de bowls Recreio in League lawn matches on Saturday:

"A" V. K. Docks (home)~J. A. Laz C. E. Marques, J. F. Noronha and IL A. Alves; L. Xavier, C. M. Silva, J. F. V Ribeiro and F. X. Silva; F. X. Soares, C. Hot Pereira, F. V. V. Ribeiro and F. Luz

1", Howison B.G.C. "A" (hameo)

Tournament Progress Impaired By Weather One-sided League Fixtures

THE WET WEATHER of the last few weeks has played havoc with bowls in the Colony, and not only has progress in the Loague been retarded but in the championships as well. Last week was a complete wash-out and greens generally wore so sodden that all but one match in the League programme were cancelled.

The Open Pairs tournament, which always takes the longest time to complete, has been affected most by the rain... Only about half the matches in the first round have been played at the time of writing, and unless the weather allows the postponed games to be decided this week, I very much doubt whether the second round draw can yet be made for some days.

Weather

permitting, the

second round of the Open Swimming Rinks will be decided on Sunday.

The Lai Tsun Swimming Union's girls swimming team The outstanding match

that broke the China National record for the 200 metres free- style relay at the Kowloon Residents' Union gala hold at Lai- chikok on Saturday last.

Their time of 2 mins 30 Rees im- proved on the 1935 record of 2 mias 39.2 secs.

The swimmers (left to right) were Miss Lily Sadick, Miss Chang Ol-fin, Miss Ko Mul-ling and Miss Tang Fung-kwan,

Plans To

International Soccer Match to Aid Charity

LONDON, June 25 (Reu-

Matcher)The winners of the

Eric Boon And'

Harry Lazar

For Lightweight Title

PLANS fer a Oght between Eric! Boon, light-weight champion, and Harry Lazar, the Aldgate "star" in London are well ahead.

Lazar's manager

wants a match over 8 rounds (writes James Butler). Boon is agreeable if the weight is 10st.

The champion, however, would prefer to stake his title against Lazor. Board of Control must decide this; but Lazar has richly earned such ü

match.

Stewards of the Board will meet soon to discuss the destination of Boon's purse, deposited with them after his disqualification against Jack Berg at the London Coliseum.

Boon's Challenge

Eric Boon, British light-weight champion, through his manager, challenges Harry Lazar, Aldgate, to fight any number of rounds ut 10 sl for a side stake of £1,000,

Army All-Rounder

SERGEANT J. W. Webb,

war

cups,

Scottish and English Foot- ball

Glasgow Rangers and Preston North End respectively, meet at Ibrox Park, Clas-- gow, on a date yet to be arranged in aid of charity.

are

to

Basketball Selections For Saturday

TWO BASKETBALL MATCHES

again feature the Omar brothers (U.M., A.M. and K.M.) and B. W. Bradbury, who will meet the

strong Kowloon. B.G.C. rink of

W. L. Walker, J. C. Gill, J. McKelvic and A, M. Holland at the Kowloon F.C.

The Craigengower men are having tough guing in the first round they had to play a formidable Recrelo rink led by "Spurgy" Silva.

The champions, R. Bush, A. E. Coutes, J. S. Landolt and C. S. Rossclet, are down to play the Police rink of E. G. Post, W. J. Cameron, J. Orem and J. C, S. Fender at the Hongkong F.C. and will have to be at their best to win. Of the Police tour, Orem and Fender have been away on leave and may not yet have: settled down).

There are not many more matches. of interest. J. A. Luz, C. E. Mar- ques, J.

J. F. V. Ribeiro and C. G. Silva should not have any dimculty in beating W. Naef, A. L. Eastman T. Fergusson and W. Simpson, if

Carlos Silva in nt and well.

Two Water-polo Tournament

Games Yesterday

TWO MATCHES in the Water- polo Tournament were played last night. In the Army pool, Royal Scols "C" drew 2-all with 956th Battery, A., and Combined Small Units beat Royal Navy "D" 4-1. Goal-scorers in the first game were L/C Hunter and Davidson for Scots, and Langridge the Pidgeon for the Gunners.

and

and

Macdonald (2), Knightley Thorley netted for Small Units, while

all replied for Navy.

To Select Representatives

to

In order to facilitate the selection of representatives, swim against the Combined Y.M.C.A.-V.R.C. team in

the

I understand he has not yet re- covered from his kidney trouble and Charity gala on Saturday, July that there is a possibility that he 20, the combined Chinero Clubs will may have to take a rest from the be holding a gala at the Chinese game.

Bathing Club on Sunday, July 6, at North Point, commencing at 7 p.m. GOOD game ought-to be seen at

Kowloon BGC where the Re-B.G.C. "B" and even in this, all will be played at Blake Gardens, creio rink of L. J. Silva, A. M. indications are that the Police near the Chinese YMCA, on Rodrigues, F. V. V. Ribeiro and H. A. will win. Saturday. Nanyang Commercial Alves meet J. V. Ramsay, T. Cole-

Recreio "A" and Craigengower are M. girls Academy

meet the man, Ferguson and R. Morrison, will Panthers at 4 pm, and the Black of Kowloon Docks. There should be at home to Kowloon Docks and Civil Service respectively, and I shall be en-tle in it at the Anish. Gymnasium, Cats, of Lee's counter the newly formed Victoria Jack Shepherd's triumphant rink surprised if either team fall to take

(W. Recreation Club squad.

cod, W. B. Harris and W. S. Ave points. McLeod,

The Indians, who ore in the run- Dall), on paper at least, ought to get The following are the teams and re-into the thirt round so their opponi ning, visit Kowloon C.C. and are also win, while Kowloon favoured to ents, C. Woodcock, V. Atienza. C.

man-and-V-Chittenden, only B.G.C. "A" ought to have the better just got through the first round at of their match with Recrcio "g" des- the

Indian R. C.

In the Second Division, the out- the expense of a junior four from plte green advantage to the latter.

standing game will be that be tween Kowloon Tong, who have yet to be beaten, and Craigengower C.C, who are also making a bla for the title.

ferees:

Nanyang Commercial Academy Girl Dowman Cheung Chintal. Pau Kwok-hing Pau Chi-man, Chau Shook-kl. Wong Pul-chun, Ng Shui-yne, Ng Shook-yee. Kwok Blu- ping. Au Shun-chun, Kung Chin-lan.

Panther Celeste Marques Garmen Ozorie, Teresa Marques, Lilin Xavier, Tielma

Vivian Rull, Marcle Marques, Xayler, Alexandrina Mendones, Celesto Guterres

Referee La Chan-kuen or Chen Shu- hung.

SECOND GAME

:

Black Cata-Michael Shi, Leo Put-wing, Leung Kwok-ying. Chan Shu-sheung, Wan

D. C. Alves, C. IL Basto, C. A. Lopes and Army cricketer and R.A.M.C. LeunE. Choung Bin-treung, Tsang, Izen-

1. Heslo: F. A. Machado, 3. C. Reine footballer, has further demons-

dlos, E. Sousa and L. J. Silva; C. Vas,

Guterres.

Chau Po-kali.

Pater

On the Craigengower green, the IRC. Fink of J. Hoosen, A. M. Rum- Jahn, A. R. Dallah and M. R. Abbas will play H. Gittins, T, K, Lien, W. J. Howard and A, Spary, of Kowloon Tong. The latter are a very keen bunch and may make the Indians gu all the way.

*

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In their last match, the Valley side did very well to take five points from Recreio, but I doubt whether they finish on the winning end this week. Another Interesting game in this

seung, Chu Han-tseung, Cheng Tat-hong, SATURDAY'S programme in division is the meeting of the Prison the First Division provides Officers' Club and Kowloon F.C. at usain, Jaime Xavier, Enrico Rosario, little over which to enthuse. All Stanley. The former, after a splen-. full, Alex Alves, Jorge, Remedies, Avichs the matches appear one-sided did start, have somewhat fallen Yvanovich Bank Kwok-tok

Referee-Leang Kwok-tok or Ma Shiu-xcept that at Happy Valley be-away, but on their own green they

tween Police R.C. and Kowloon ballers.

A. M. Xavier, A. AL Rodrigues and A. P. trated his all-round sportavit. CAlec Axedo. Roy Maxwell. A.

3rd Div. v. Etcetile (away) Cunha, ability in winning the Medicals' H. R. Pinna, A. A. Roza and Yvanovich: handicap tennis singles tournament, Bouira, ib. Xavier, Monteiro beating Pte Gunson (-15) 1-6, 6-2, and M. Carvalho; G. A. Pinna, L A Rosario, M. Mendonça and M. F. Pinna, 4-0, 0-3, 0-0 in the final.

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