Andrew Clarkebeat A. Pratt in the re-play of the tie for the Chinese Cup, over 38 holes, medal play, at Kian wan on Mar, 29, by two strokes and Fegislered his second win, having previously won the cup in 1994-35. All through the holidays there were large number of players out, taking full advantage of the fine weather, and there were.good entales for the Shanghai Golf Club's holiday com-
On Sunday, March 21, ° Clark, fourteen handicap, and Pratt, -nine hhandieap, tied with 130 for the Chlnese Cup. In the re-play on Mar, 29] the latter was expected to win, but hie fell down in the afternoon, when he took 87 for the round, being out of bounds at the 16th. In the morn-Ing he had a good round of 79, out 40 and here in 39. Clark had a 44 and a 43 in the morning and a 43 and a 4% In the afternoon, to give] him a total of 140 against Pratt's 148. The following are the full scores:—
Clank:
'Mrs, Malleck easily won the ladies' open singles ten pin bowling cham= pionship on April'3 on the alleys of {he International Club with a grand oral score of 1413, Mrs. Hale, 64 pins behind the cham. pion at the conclusion of the second Found, made a determined bid yes~ terday, returning the fine triple of 520, the highest of the day, but even this was not enough to overcome the big, lead. Mrs. Malleck scored 472 yesterday. Mrs. McDonnell, former champion, placed third with 1996, just one pin behind Mrs. Hale,
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