It has been decided by the Lawn Bowls Association that the League niat.hes which were postponed on 13th August will now be played on, Saturday next, September 24. This will mean a full league programme of two days' play for next week. ful draw, but it just tipped the Jack and did not ada to his. score. The score then stood at 19-12, The two closing ends fell to the Rees with a single and a 2. A bold shot on the part of Main with his last wood went sightly astray but if it had come might have meant a draw at Sir Malcolm Campbell Sets New Record Lucerne, Sept. 18.
Roaring over the waters of Lake Hallwil yesterday, Sir Malcolm Campbell,' piloting " his motor-boat bluebird," set a new world record for speed on water when he smashed his own previous time to achieve a speed of 130.91 miles per hour. His previous time was 129.50 miles per hour.
Sir Malcolm set this record in two trips, his speed being the average taken on the two runs. At first, his speed was given as 129.72 miles' per hour, which still beat his previous time, but not by a sufficient margin to constitute a new record. Tt was later found, however, that there was a defect in the timing apparatus, and when this was adjusted it was found that Sir Malcolm had broken the record after all—Reuter.
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