Playing on their own greens, the Police scored a well-deserved triumph over Clube Lusitano, winning on all three rinks, Though the margin was close on two rinks, the final score read 64 woóds to 47 in favour of the Police, whose fine victory over Lusitano marks them out as a strong contender for the championship.
In an extremely close game, R. Conduit's rink defeated A.M. Gutier-tezs, by a margin of a single shot, 22 to 21., Conduit played a fine game, rising to the occasion when his skill was most needed.
Another close encounter was that between E. R. Wilkinson's four and Jensen's by seven shots, 20 to 13. This margin nearly served to bridge the difference between the scores of the other rinks, F. O. Madar's four took the measure of R. Thomson's by six shots, 19 to 13.
The most interesting game of the three was that between G. B. Stormes' rink and C. Clements, the former winning by four shots, 24 to 20.
Scores:
Recs 4 Jui GE. 1
G. B. Stormes C. Clements (skip) 24 (skip) 20
M. C, Lopes J. Gaffney B. A. Shirazee W. Watson L. R Barrera O. Schmied F. O. Madar R. Thomson (skip) 19 (skip) 13 that of the Lusitano captain H. A. Ozorio. Here the home team again won, by the margin of two woods, 19 to 17.
G. N. Manley P. Shaw W. E. Fairbairn M. Benton R. Main R. H. Miles G. V. Jensen K. L. Swartzell (skip) 13 (skip)
Victory was virtually assured the Police when H. Hogg's four outplayed that of J. P. de Campos, winning by 14 shots, 23 to 9.
Scores:
C. Thompson P. W. Ephgrave W. Hall N. J. Bournes A. McLean S. V. Heley 36 5
Cruse Lusmawo 0
Second Division 22 A. M. Gutierrez 21 (skip)
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