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AT THE
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Special
Gala
Dinner
Dance
ENTERTAINMENT by
MISS RITA BELL
Accomplished Soprano in
Song Recitals and Pianologues.
SATURDAY, 14th JANUARY 8.30 p.m. till 1 n.m.
Hong Kong & Shanghal Hotels, Lia
AFLAY PORTNERY
WET GROUND
THE CHINA MAIL.
SPOILS SOCCERM.C.C. Cricket
TRIAL GAME
Shirras Outstanding Man On Field.
(By OUTSIDE LEFT.)
HE slippery surface of the
Club ground
provided
Jour
The following aro the complete statistics of the M.C.C. touring cricket| side up to date.
The batting and bowling averages contain all matches played to date while in the tables. showing the indivi-1 dual performances of bowlers Aeldera, the last match has not
bean included.
Tate Sutcliffe
the Selection Committee of the Hong Kong Football Associa- tion with their first obstacle in the selecting of the 1933 In- terport XI to meet Shanghai during the Chinese New Year. Hammond .. A strong Navy eleven were de-Jardine feated by 3 goals to 1 in a mul Patuudi scramble, the score flattering the
Paynter Ames Probabies who were completely out- Leyland played during periods of the game. Wyatt The Navy showed better ball con. Yoce trol throughout s
Larwood Allen Strange of the Club was the out-Brown atanding player in the Probables' | Verity, eleven, impressing with his well. Duckworth timed clearances and his spoiling Miltchell
Bowoś tactics.
and
K.C.C. PRIZE
GIVING AND
CONCERT
Presentation Made To George Harrison.
16 YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP,
A very pleasant evening was spent at the Kowloon Cricket Club last night when a Smoking! Concert was held, at which the 1. N.O. H.S. Total. Ave. presentation of sports prizes
BATTING
52" 6.1
12 1. 194 1045 95.00 was made by Mrs. E.. Abraham,
7 0 203 470 67.14 wife of the acting President.
2 108 397 58.71 The following contributed to -12 0 766 €36 53,00 an excellent concert programme::
61 102
235 47.00
361
399Mrs. P. Younghusband, Miss
298 33.11 W. Hyde, M. T. Ferguson, 396 33.00 Mr.. Bebbington (Songs), 75 15.00 Mr. Cornell (Ventriloquist), Mr. 125 17.85
If 0 107
127
74
40
81
8 0
48
172
8 0
8 1
3 1
*Not
out.
BOWLING
Allen was Injured last Wednes day, thus necessitating the inclu- alon of Blackborne at right back,Mitchell but the Police player was not his Pataudi former self, though he did eone Larwood
Allen useful work with his head in stem Verity ming the Navy attack.
Paynter Tate
B. Gosane was unable to goto "Brown in time for the game, and his place Voce was taken by Tang Kwong Shun Amer (Chinese Athletic), who did not "Bowes justify his inclusion in the side, Wyatt being weak in his centring
and Hammond
Leyland Jacking all sense of direction.
Sutcliffe Robertson was an absentee from Jardine
50
33
2150 Pat Dunne (Violin), Accompan-
152 10.00 ists: Mr. Hyde-Lay, Mrs. Forgu- 8.42 son, and Mr. H. J. Fountain. 8.25 Prior to the concert the pre- 3.50sentation of a silver cigarette and
15 - 6:00
7
O. M. R. W.
30. 5 320
101.1
20
12 1 12.00
jelgar box from the club members
was made to Mr. C. G. (George) Ave. Harrison who is leaving for 11.34 Home shortly for good. In mak- 407 21 19.38 ing the presentation, Mr. E. 15.27 Abraham, acting President of 120.0 44 1809 20 16.45 the Club, said that Mr. Harrison
12.2 1 31
210.50 had been a member of the Club
113.4-18 336 22
123 3 107 6. 21.40 for over 16 years, and had taken 08.6 9 330 15 22.00
109. 20 541 23 23.04 a very great interest in the wel-
G 0 25 1 25.00 fare of the Club and had repre 82
0 366 10 36.00 sented the K.C.C. in the Lawn 12.2 401 40.00 Bowls League for several sea- 95.2 17 261 8 32.62
10 138 ค
3 0 18
0
2 1 8 0
Australia 135. Drawn
the Navy side, but Shirras in the *Does not includo the Overs and Mai- centre half position, played bril- dens bowled in matches played after
the first "Test" liant football to cover un the
RESULTS TO DATE weakness left hy Robertson's ab- senee. The neat passes and head-M.C.C. 334 for 8 and 152 for 5; Western work of Shirras were perfect, M.C.C. 683 fo r7; Combined XL 150 while his spoiling was of the very and 139. Won by an inninga. best. It is unfortunate that he cannot play in the Interport side, being a Navy player and thus in-Won by an innings. eligable.
M.C.C. 684 for 0; South Australia 290
and 210. Won by an innings.
M.C.C. 408 for 9; Victoria 231 and 94.
M.C.C. 282 and 60; An. Aus, XI 218 and 19 for 2. Drawn
M.C.C. 530; N.S.W, 270 and 213, Won
by an innings.
NAVY SCORE FIRST. The Navy started off well by tak- ing play into the Probables' half where Shirras fed the attack. | Strange cleared well on more than one occasion, but he received little support from his collegue Black-won by an innings. bourne.
After ten minutes play the Navy
opened the scoring through Rawson who tapped the ball past Rodger from a grounder from the
right wing.
Midfield play was prominent for a short period after which the Probables attacked, Gosano inter-: cepting a clearance with his head; to give a fine opening from which he made no mistake.
Soon after the start of the second half the Navy carried play into the Probables half where Rawson, Usher and Fisher all missed-with well timed drives.
The Probables went further ahead
when after a good move- ment on the left wing, Gosano tapped the ball easily past Botterill to take the lead.
The Navy led by Shirras and his halves strove hard to get level, but the state of the ground in front of the Probable's goal was against them, the ball refusing to rise after striking the ground in front of the goal.
Just before the end, the Pro. bables went further ahead when Pardoe scored from forty yards, taking the ball from a corner kick! to beat Botterill, who was unsight- cd.
Sgt. Caswell refereed and lied up the following teamer---
Probable Eleven:-Rodger (Club);| Blackbourne (Police) and Strange (Club); Leung Eing Chul (S. China), Pardoe (Captain) (R.A.) and S. Bliss (Kowloon); Tang Kwong Shun (Athletic), A. V. Kosano (St. Joseph's), Hill (Kowloon), Blake (Kowloon) and Badry (Lincoln).
Royal Navy:Botterill; Baker and Buchanan, Davey, Shirras and Good- rich, Warne, Isher, Rawson, Fishor and Hudspitch,
HONG KONG LADIES' HOCKEY · TEAMS.
Caer Clark Cup Game Against “Y”
England 524 and 1 for 0; Australia 300 and 161. Wun by 10 wickets.
M.C.C. 313; N.S.W. Southern Dists. 220 and 69 for 7. Drawn.
M.C.C. 502; Tasmania 229 and 147.
M.C.C. 330, for
Tasmania 103. for 5 dec Dr for 1;
sons.
The following were the prize win. ners:
CRICKET 1930-31.
1st XI-Batting- W. Brace. 1st XI-Bowling-F. Goodwin. 2nd XI.-Batting-N. A. E. Mackay, 2nd XI.-Bowling--H. Overy.
CRICKET 1931-32.
1st XI-Batting-E. F. Fincher
(27-138-8-002-47.47) 1st XI-Bowling-G. C. Burnett
(277.5-54-950-70-13.57) 2nd XI-Batting--F. S. W. Smith
(18-100--3-584-38.93) XI-Bowling-F. S. W. Smith.
(158.4--35-145~~~50-8.02)
2nd
LAWN TENNIS-1931-32 Men's Singles E. C. Fincher; Run- per-up-W. Hyde.
Men's Singles Handicap "A"-E. G. Fincher; Runner-up-A. E. Guest
Men's Singles Handicap "B"--C. J.
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AUSTRALIA" ON LEVEL TERMS.
McGrath And Quist Surprise.
Australia and America concluded the first day's play in the fourth and level last Lawn Tennis Test on terms.
The following were the results: V. McGrath (Australia) beat Gledhill, 6-2, 6-4.
Allison (U.S.A.) beat Hopman, |3-6, 6-3, 6-1.
A. Quist (Australia) beat Van Zim- Ryn, 7-5, 6-9
Tacchi; Runner-up W. W. Hirst. Drawn
Men's Handicap Doubles-E. C. and Englandd: 169 and 139: Australia E. F. Fincher; Runners-up-F. 228 and 391. Lost by 111 runs.
mern and W. Hung. MC.C. 286; Victoria Country XL 215 and 75 for 14. Drawa.
CENTURIES
19
203 Hammond v. Victoria 104 Suteliffe FIRST TEST 182 Sutcliffe v. N.S.W. 169 Sutcliffe v. Combined XI. 166 Pataudi v. W. A. 164 Sutcliffe v. S.A.
129 Pataui v. Combined XI.. 127 Leyland v SA
112 Hammond FIRST TEST J09 Pataudi v. Tasmania 108 Jardine v. SA
107 Ames v..Tasmania 101 Sutcliffe v. Tasmania
HALF. CENTURIES
98 Jardine v. Combined XI. 91 Ames . N.S.W. Southern
tricts,
Mixed Doubles. Handicap-G. A. White and Miss O. Dalziel; Runners up-Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hambly.
LAWN TENNIS 1932-33, Men's Singles-E. C. Fincher; Run- |ner-up—Å. E. Guest (6–3, 6–2, 6–4.)
Men's Singles (Junior)-P. O. Dunne;! Runner-up-G. A, White (2-6, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3).
Vines and Gledhill (U.S.A.), beat Crawford and Hopman, 6-7, 5-7, 6-2, 7-5, 6-3.-Reuter,
BIG WIN FOR, LUZ.
CLUB SIM
SHIELD HOCKEY
PLAYERS
Full List And Last Year's Results..
[BY CENTRE HALF.]
In view of the abolition of the Sim Shield it is interesting to note that the following Club players badge which is worn on the Club have curned Sim Shield Dragons, a
blazer.
E. J. R. Mitchell, E. W. Hamilton, · P. W. F. Milla, H. Owen Hughes, A.S. Hott, E. W. L. Martin, E. L. Sim, W.. Woodward, A. Dyer-Boll, B. D: Evans, A. A. Dand,
T. J.
J. Price, O. L. Becher A. P. Farquharson, J. Rodger,
W. Ralph, J. E. Henry W. J. Lockhart-
Smith, D. Lyon, S. H. Garrod, W. R. Greenhalgh, J. E. Noronha, G. F.. Pe- G. B. Siipper, F. G. Wheeler, G. trie, J. A. da Luz beat D. C. Durham P. Lammert, J. Whitley, A. C. Howell,
by 250 points to 86 in the First B. W. Sampson, L. D. S. Lloyd, J.
Men's Handicap Doubles-E. C. Fin-Round of the cher and E. F. Fincher.
Colony Billiards Gardner, E. K. Valentine, W. A. Nowers, R. R. Todd, W. Talt, L. A. R. Luz re Duncan, G. E. R. Divett, E. D. Law-
Н.
Men's Handicap Singles "A"-S. A. Championship last night.. Gray; Runner-up-W. C. Hung (36,gistered a break of 48 and three of rence, G, B. Vallack, C. C. Francis, F 6-4, 6-2).
32 during the match which lasted 46 V. Parker, C. L. Gregory, D. M. Me- Ladies Singles-Mrs. H. M. Mc-minutes. Tavish; Runners-up-Miss M. Grif- fiths (6-2, 6-0).
Mixed Doubles Handicap-E. F. Fin-Runner-up-A. Hydo-Lay. Dis-cher and Mrs. McTavish; Runners-up-
E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel (4-6, 6-4, 6-3).
01 Sutcliffe v. Victoris Country XI.
90 Ames v. N.S.W.
87 Sutcliffe v. An Australian XI
81 Larwood Y. S.A.
77 Hammond'. Combined XI.
74 Wyatt v. Victoria
72 Wyatt v. N..W.
69 Leyland v. W.A.
67 Hummond v. Victoria Country
XL
61 Wyatt-v. S:A.
54 Sutcliffe. v. W.A.
62* Tate v.. N.S.W. Southern Dis-
trict
61 Brown v, N.S.W. 'Southern Dis-
trict:
Not Out
CENTURY PARTNERSHIPS First wicket
223 Sutcliffe and Leyland v. South
Australis
140 Suteliffe and Wyatt v. N.S.W. 112 Sutcliffe and Wyatt FIRST
TEST.
Second wicket 283 Sutcliffe and Pataudi v. Combin-
ad XI
"
132 Sutcliffe and. Hammond
Victoria Country XI.
Third wicket
183 Sutcliffe and Pataudi v. N.S.W. 123 Sutcliff and Petaudi. FIRST
TEST
Fourth wicket. 137 Ames and Paynter v. Tasmania)
Seventh wicket
135 Jardine and Wyatt v. S.A.
Eighth wicket
130 Paynter and Hammond
Victoria
102 Jardine and Leyland v. S.A. ∙100 Ames and Voen v..N.S.W.
SAINTS.
R. H. Wong Elected Vice Captain.
Consolation. H. first and F. S. W. Smith.
"LAWN HOWLS 1931 President's Cup-Winner J. Fraser; Runner-up A. E. Silkstone.
Vice-President's Cup-Winner J. A. Howe Runner-up-H. Hampton.
Club Handicap-Winner H. Gittina; Runner-up-J. Fraser
J.
Norton Cup Handicap-Winner C. d. Roe: Runner-up J. M. Jack.
Novie Competition Winner Smith; Runner-up-C. G. Harrison.
Paris Handicap Winner A, E. Silk stane & P. T. Farrell; Runners-up-F.
E. Skinner & V. C. Labrum.
LAWN BOWLS. 1932. Club Championship II. M. Me- Tavish; Runner-up-A, Hyde-Lay.
President's Cup-E, G. Fincher; |Runner-up-T. Ferguson
Vice-President's Cup-E. C. Fincher;
Runner-up-J. Chadwick
Novices Competition W. W. Hirst;
Fincher; Runner-up-A. C. Burford.
Norton Cup
Handicap-E. C.
Pairs Handicap-H. M. McTavish
and E. C. Fincher.
Dougal, M. G. Marriot, A. A. R. Botel ho, D. H. Sherman, R. C. Allen, Rev. N. Evans, W. A. Roedd, E. V. Reed, D. Brittain Evans and E. C. Fincher.
LAST. SHIELD MATCH,
The last match of the Sim Shield
and Jack; Runners-up-J. M. Jack series was played on the R.N.O.S.C. ground, King's Park, on January Club Handicap F. Skinner; Run 27, 1932, when the Navy, defeated ner-up-H, Hampton,
the Club by the only goal scored. Full results of matches during that season were as follows:-
BRIDGE
1st Tournament:-lat prizes, won by A. H. Carroll and C. 3. Tacchi; 2nd prizes, D. K. Kharas and Capt. | E. Walker:
Sweep On Tournament: 1st prize, K.C.C. Debentures, won by J. Fraser; 2nd przg, 1 K.C.C. Debenture, won by
Ezra Abraham,
Club 4 v. Army. 2. Club 5 v. Navy 8. Club 4 v. Army 2. Army 1 v. Navy 0. Navy 1 v. Club 0,
2nd Tournament: 1st prizes, B. E. JATS DEFEAT LOWER
Lindsbli and G. Lee; 2nd prizes, J. C. Lyal and H. Overy.
8rd Tournament-lat prizes, F. E. Skinner and D. 3. Green; 2nd prizes... D. R. Kharas and M. Rakusen.
BOXING FINALS AT LEE THEATRE TO-NIGHT
SIXTEEN BOUTS ON PROGRAMME.
DECK.
Hawgood And McRae
Find The Net.
The Naval lower deck hockey eleven, drawn from Naval teams competing in the Mamak Tourna ment, were defeated by the Jats Regimental first eleven by 4 goals to 2 on the Marina ground, yoster- day afternoon. Hawgood (Medway) -
Vpionships will be decided at the Lee Theatre to-night at 9 pm.
The Semi-Finals and Finals of the China Fleet Open Team Boxing Cham-who has fully recovered from a
In their Caer Clark Cup fixture GUEST TO SKIPPER with the Ladies, at King's Park to-morrow at 3 p.m., the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Club® first eleven will be represented by the following: M. Bird: E. M. Gray, A. Nicol; J. Dalziel, B. M. Pope, G. Ferguson: H. Kill, M. Alun- Mr. A. E. P. Guest, formerly of Jones, P. M. Harrop, J. Churchill the Radio Sports Club, was elected. and E. Blackburn.
[...] Captain of St. Andrew's Club hoc-
The following, will represent the key eleven at the aumual meeting of H.K.L.H.C. second elever against the Club last night, Mr. R. H. the Club de Recreto Ladies' to-mor- Wong, the Saints goalkeeper, was row at Sookumpoo at 3 p.m.-E. elected Vice Captain, par Westlake: M. King, B. Franklin: E. Miss Margaret Woolley was se O'Hagon, D. Robertson, A. Owen lected to be Captain of the Ladies' Hughes: E. Bell, J. Whyte, D. Bon- team, with Miss Phyllis Gittins as nar, A. G. Orme and R. King. Vice-Captain
broken ankle, and McRae (Parthian). Sixteen events in all will be on the programme and it is hoped that the netted for the sailors." Evans Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Bir. Howard Kelly K.C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O., will (Medway) played a good "game" in he present diatribute the trophies at the conclusion. Before the programme: and during the interval the Commander-in-Chief's Band will play selections, goal;
-TO-NIGHT'S BOXING PROGRÄMMER
(Two 2-minute rounds and one minute-round.)
FLYWEIGHT FINAL
A. B. Procce (8th. D. F) v. Sto. Rowlands (Cornwall) BANTAMWEIGHT FINAL-
A. B. Sharpe (8th. D. F.) v. A. B. Read (8th. D. F.). FEATHERWEIGHT SEMI-FINALS
A. B. Farrar (Hermes) v. Sto. King (Kent) · ***.
Sto. Preston
(8th. D. 1.) v. A. B. Downes (Hermes)
* LIGHTWEIGHT SEMI-FINALS
A. B. Baldwin (Bermes) v. B. McBride (81. D. F.). SvA. 11. Weight (8th, D. F.) v. L. Boa. Hall (Bruce)": WELTERWEIGHT, SEMI-FINALE MAN
B. PO. Skoen (8th. D. F.) v. La Sen. Davies (Hermes) A. B. Payne (8th. D. F.). V. A. B. Warnos (Hermes) MIDDLEWEIGHT
B. Ewin Kent)INALS
AD. Christie (Medway):
**A. B. Dawson (8th, D; F.) v. A. B. Thompson (Corn
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT FINAL
A. B. Howse (Kent) v. A. B. Shroove (8th, D. F.) HEAVYWEIGHT FINALNATURA
Mno Lewis: (Kent) v. B. Judge (8th. D. F.)
The Jutat scored all their goals in the first half of the match.
SAINTS LADIES WIN.
In a friendly match yesterday afternoon, the St. Andrew's Club Ladies defeated the Y Ladies by 8 clear goals
The following will present the Royal Corps of Signals against the Macao Hockey Club at Macao on Sunday:
Sig Browne: Sig. Whitehead and. Big Cord Sig. Austen, Sig. H Jones and Sig. Scott; Sig. Bryce, Big, at Chaffy, Lieut. Whiteway Wilkenson, Sig. Convey and Sig- CAVINS
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