The Army represented by Bar-thorp, Major Hughes, Erskine and Ballard, played a team consisting of: McMichael, Sprague, Peake'and fu, The Army won quite comfortably without touching their handicap of This match can hardly be described 'a'firatrclase one. The Army team had never played together before, land kept too much in half-sections, at times completely over riding each other. Hughes, who is usually tower of strength, seemed to be mi hitting woefully, probably due to|- finding the new turf strange. Bar-thorp.at back, played one of the best. games I have seen him play' thi season; keeping perfectly calm wher: attacked "by McMichael's Ballard and Erskine wore responsible for some quite good raps, causing' their opposing back to extend himjeelf. This team were well mounted on the whole -on average cattle. There was' no outstanding pony, [though their No, 1 appeared to make For the civilian terim Sprague, Ein, and Peske seemed to: be putting fu-a tremendous Lot of work, with very Little result. They were com tinually_over riding each other.and clustering, thereby losing all chance of pace and combination, and being funable to make any use -of McMichael's constant and accurate, Passing. At times one got the impression of the civilian forwanis attacking like a line of infantry: with Wright and R. J. Bowerman won the people of Woomn 22 to 21 in the extra end, H. Gordon the 'Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Cham- aeroplane, fileted. by 'Lin "Chigh- [shells in front.of then, ordered an'}® heavy howitzer behind Jobbing -pionship of Shanghaion the greens' min, to'fly over the Woosung estuary @2%4)- - Sprays -and Peake. were the 'Yangtszepoo Lawn Bowls and examine the vessels lying along'|®7e™ely mounted, which Clad on Saturday, when they-defeat- the coast. 'Thia has been done but] Mever gives -a player. " fair' chianee, ed M. Brown and S. Marks in a] the result match that was fall of thrills. "not been has The final of the Tinks champion. ship-. Was played of <on Sun- The former Jday on the greens" of -the Malcolm Shanghai: Lawn Bowls Chib:: and: and ewen. ty the Wangtsre"jjlatter's 1 lab "who Played the Jumior Raitt (akip), -A. McLeod, J. <Adeora, Golf Club. The secre was 24 to 12.j and J.-L. Dryatale,
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