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MIDDLESEX RUGBY
TRIUMPH.
Surrey Defeated At Richmond.
London, To-day. Middlesex fulfilled expecta- Lions yesterday when they beat Surrey by: 19 points to 3 at Rich- mond In the County Rugby Championship. Reuter.
Hampshire have won
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Championship for the last two
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THE CHINA MAIL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933.
HONGKONG FAVOURED TO WIN INTERPORT
OWEN HUGES PLAYS
HIS BEST KNOCK
HAMILTON AND GILL SAVE MALAYA FROM COLLAPSE
DUNKLEY'S BRILLIANT DEBUT
(By Athole.)
WITH all their wickets in hand Hong Kong required 134 to win ▼▼ when stumps were drawn at the end of the second day's play against Malaya in the first match in the Triangular Interport at The |H.K.C.C. yesterday.
It was a day of fluctuating fortunes, both sides receiving checks when least expected. Batting honours must go to B. S. Gill,, who played an invaluable innings for Malaya when they had lost six wic- kets cheaply. Going in at the fall of the sixth wicket at 81 he was undefeated at the close with 38, scored out of 90.
R. DUCKITT has
E. played a big part in
Malaya's cheap dismissals, and, by his bowling and fielding, has fully justifled his inclusion.
balling, and did not show the form that had made him a certainty for the side before the Reason com- menced.
Redmond bowled much better yesterday, than on Tuesday, but he does not attack the wicket enough.
Hamilton Bowls Well
Both captains played leading parts in their side's recovery, Harry Owen Hughes compiling a chanceless 40 out of the 74 runs added by the last five Colony batsmen, and R. N. Hamilton hliting up 51 out of 99 after Malaya had lost their first three batsmen for 36 runs.
The wicket looked to be playing much easier yesterday afternoon. especially daring the placky ninth wicket partnership between Gill
Hamilton bowled really well until and R. Morgan, than at any other period of the game. It is expected Uwen Hughes very wisely took him that the wicket will not play as badly to-day as was at first anticipat-off. I was very glad to see that he ed, and, this being the case, there in every reason to believe that opened the attack in the absence
of Goodwin. Hong Kong will win,
1. 8. Dunkley batted splendidly for a No. 11 balsman and aided his match-winning stand. He has kept wicket in magnificent style, allow- ing 16 byes in a total of 263, and has come out of his first Interport for the Colony with flying colours.
G captain to add 16 runs in a partnership which may prove the
י
un chance off Hamilton WEN HUGHES was most
in the gully fortunate to lose two bowlers, when 32, but the fielder could be
0"
on whom he depended when Frank excused the inpse as the batsman Goodwin was unable to field after got right on top of a late cut. aggravating his strained leg mus-
-
cle when batting, and when Archie Two Colony Overthrowi Hamilton sustained ↑ similar mishap when bowling yesterday afternoon, but he used what was left to excellent advantage.
*
•
made
Quick changes were and no batsman was allowed to have too long at one bowler. He went on himself and wan responsible for the breaking up of the Gill-Morgan part- nership which realised 32 valu. able
Teddy Fincher Look • brilliant one-handed catch in the gully to dismiss Morgan.
runs.
•
The Colony skipper's innings was
of
*
*
The Hong Kong Belding was excellent, Owen Hughes, Red- mond, and Minu being out-
standing.
+
Score:
+
Malaya-ist Innings.
D. C. Burn, run out
R. G. Gibson, e Duckitt, b Good-
win
R. N. Hamilton, c Fincher,
b Goodwin
Croome locked like scoring runs
a half Eu Chow Telk, c Dunkley, b when he was tempted by
Goodwin volley from Garthwaite and wa cleverly caught low down by MinuV. Croome, b Pearce
e Owen-Hughes, b at mid off.
Minu has fielded brit L. Alvis,
Duckitt Hantly in this game with the ex-
W. O. Jonklass. c Minu, b ception of a wild overthrow which
Duckitt gave R. N. Hamilton an extra two runs. The other Hong Kong over- throw occurred when Hamilton sent in a wild return to place five byes to Dunkley's credit.
Alvis never had a chance to get going before he was bowled by Duckilt, a beautiful length ball i coming in to take off his ball.
a typical captain's effort under Dunkley caught the ball and Alvis he had been stumped trying circumstances. Never giv- assumed ing the semblance a chance when in his ground, but Mr. Bas Owen Hughes
the kett decided that he had been played
seen bowled when the decision was best knock I have
ferred to him by Mr. Dean at the bowler's end.
from him in the last two BeRauns, Using his long reach to advantage he lured the bowlers In- to dropping their length and theu proceeded to hook them with vasting accuracy.
Dunkley's Valuable Inninge
de-
+
Fine Cutting By Gill
G. Willis, e and b Duckitt B. S. GA, b Pearce
R. Morgan, c Owen-Hughs, b
Hamilton
Malaya Beat Hong Kong
(Continued from Page 1).
Hong Kong made a disas- trous start, Duckitt, after playing Willis to leg for å re- ceiving a ball that came back sharply from leg take his mid-
dle and leg pegs. 7-1-2. After surviving one nastly ball from Gill which ran up the should- er of his bat Fincher got the next ball away to the leg boundary to send the 10 up. In Gill's next over, Fincher gave the bowler a very hard return catch, but he failed to take it and a single was run.
The wicket looked as if it would wear badly, Willis cock- ing up now and then. The Naval Yard and, however, played very true in the early stages.
CLUB A❞ BEAT SUFFOLK
Jenkins And Robertson
Score All Points.
VERY FINE PLACE KICKING
THE
THE Club "A" beat H.M.S. Suffolk by two goals and
* penalty goal (13 points) to a try (3 points) in the Rugby match at Happy Valley yester-
day.
A. F. Jenkins scored for the Club in the first half and L. G. Robert- son converted the effort with 4 very fine kick. Robertson also kicked a good penalty goal on this half.
A straight drive to the boundary by Fincher off Willis sent up the
In the second half Lt-Comdr. 30 after as many minutes, and in the next over Jonklass was brought Surtees got over for an unconvort- on for Gill' at the Supreme Courted try for the Navy, and Jenkin end. He come off the pitch very scored again for the Club, white fast and had both Fincher And Robertson kicked another goal.
BORDERER'S TEAM ▾ BANK Pearce in difficulties in his first over.
The following. will represent The Speldewinde cpme on for Willi South Wales Borderers against the and a well pitched up one was sent Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking by Pearce to Alvis at cover, who Corporation in the Rugby match at attempted a run out with a very Sookunpoo on Monday at 6.15 p.m.: high return
L/Cpl. Smith; Cpl. Addison, Pte. boundary!
Simmonds, Lieut. Galletly, Lieut. Fincher, who was lifting the ball Martin; Pie, Keogh, L/Cpl. Hewitt; with unusual frequency
Plc. Bromley, Cpl. Tratt, L/Cpl. gave Hardy. Pte. Gilmore, Pte. Lloyd, Ple. Speldewinde a hot feturn shot, but Walters, Pte. 25 Jones, and L/Cpl.
which went
to the
the bowler only managed to get the tips of his fingers to the ball. The very next ball, however, hoj played in exactly the same man- ner and Speldewinde took an easy 9. catch. 42-2-21.
Pearce and Williams did not re- main_long together, the Club all- rounder being snapped up behind 20 the wicket off Jonklass just as he was beginning to acore freely, 48- 3-18.
14
16
0
Birch,
Reserves:-Pte. Pole, Pte. Hoskins. Referee: Capt. Gottwaltz.
RICHARDS RIDES 248th Winner.
Further Success After Breaking Record.
Gordon Richards,
London, To-day Williams, joined by Garthwaite.
Champion proceeded to use the long handle Jockey, rode his 247th winner this with great effect.
Liverpool yesterday
In one
season at
Over
Fred Archer's
stood for
48
from Speldewinde he hit a six and afternoon, and thus established
The a three.
pace of scoring new turf record. quickened and with Garthwaite record, which has playing confidently a Hong Kong years, was 246.
win looked almost assured. At 82, however, Garthwaite was bowli ed by a ball from Gill that came in very low from the leg. 82-4-18.
Williams left very abortly after wards when he attempted to hook
C. A. Speldewinde, not out
Extras (B4 LBI WBI NES)~
9
Total
92
0. M. R.
W
Goodwin Minu
8
9 16
1 10
0
Garthwaite
4 } ]]
0
was easily caught off a skler
at
10
3 22
2
1 4
0
8
0 11
short leg by Morgan. 89-5-20.
Peter Wms hit a six, a four, and a three ▲ his hard hit 28.
1.1 1 0
1
Pearce Redmond
Duckitt Hamilton
Minu bowled 1 wide. Garthwaite bowled 2 no balls. Hamilton bowled 1 no ball. Fall of the wickets:
Gill batted in a very steady man-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ner, coming out of his shell when
12 16 31 38 48 75 76 82 84.92 the fleld cloned in on him, and then Hong Kong-1st Innings. sneaking short slogics when the E. C. Fincher, b Wills ......
Dunkley was fortunate to be let gaps widened. Well timed cut-E. B. Duckitt, e Gibran, b Gill off once when Croome held a catching was the feature of his invalu- T. A. Pearce, 1.b.w., & Willis
able performance. I suggested P. V. Williams, Lb.w. b
Speldewinde yesterday that he might have gone
behind the wicket off Alvis, but the bowler unsighted Mr. Baskett and the batsman was given the benefit of the doubt. He was. however, out in the same over. He played a great innings for a-tail- ender.
Barn, who was run out In the first innings, was again unfortas- ate when a bumping ball · from Hamilton struck him on the arm ́and rolled on to the wicket. Hong Kong were exceedingly fortunate to dismiss him for scores of 5 ani 7.
Gluson when
also
unlucky WLA a low one from Pearce came straight through un- der his bat and hit his pads, "and that was after Eu Chow Telk had foolishly ren himself out through running up the pitch and not calling for a run. It was great pity as he shaped far more confidently than he did on Tuesday
when, he scored 20.
in higher up in the batting list, and C. C. Garthwaite, b Willis Hamilton will probably now agree T. M. L. Redmond, e Morgan, with me.
b GI
When the eighth wicket fell at 123 It seemed as if Malaya would be dismissed for Just over 130, but Gill, aided by a very plucky lanings by R. Mor. gan, added 22 runs for the.. ninth wicket, and 14 for the tenth with C. A. Speldewinde, and Malays totalled 171–158. runs on. ́
H. Owen Hughes, not out A. C. Hamilton, ₺ Willis |A. R. Minu, ¢ & b Jonklass
F. Goodwin, e Eu Chow Telk,
b. Jonklass
G. S. Dunkley, Croome, b
Alvis
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
I was surprised to see Owen Willis Hughes send out his opening bata. Gill men for the last ten minutes of Speldewinde play.." <Jawan, prepared to are Jonklaas. ... Redmond and Dunkley, not Fincher Alvis and Duchitt..
Duchitt, was fortunate to aur, vire his second over against Willis, the fast bowler beating him with five balls out of six and just sha". ing the sticks.
B. N. Hamilton has disap-Duckitt Shines With Bal appointed
He failed to
strälght
U
Richards
W89 accorded A tremendous ovation.
The news wa telephoned to Buckingham Palace, and Richards,
a few minutes after the race, re- ceived a telegram of congratula.
a fast rising ball from Willis and tions from His Majesty the King.
Later he rode his 248th winner. -British Wireless Service.
ever, were bowling well and the
Hamilton failed to score, playfielding was keen.
Ing a poor sweeping shot to leg and stopping the ball with his pad. 89-6-0.
Minu Hits Willis For 6. Minu joined Owen Hughes and showed that he was going to use:
Nine runs were added be- fore Redmond fell to ́a brli- lant catch by Gibson in the slips. The bell appeared 10 come off Redmond'a glove.. Goodwin limped slightly on bla
| the long handle from the start, and, way to the crease. Unless he could
27 after being dropped at the wicket use the long handle to advantage off Willis in his first over, he hit there was little hope of a Colony
9
5
40
the fast bowler for a glorious alx|triumph, as short runs could not be into the Supreme Court.
Miau had another "life" when
attempted.
Dunkley continued to keep his end Speldawinde failed to hold a spin-up by sitting on the splice and ning catch in the gully off Willis. Goodwin had hit two. 2's before |and Minu, aided by good fortune, Dunkley pushed one to cover and 11 remained with. Owen Hughes, until called for a short run......... Goodwin 1the luncheon interval, which was was unable to come and Groome took | taken with the score at 100, for 6. . | Alvis' return to run Dunkley out Disaster, however, fall on Hong and give Malaya victory by 14 runs. Kong from the fourth ball after the Gill bowled exceedingly well in
17 interval when · Owen - Hughes at his second spell-to-day, his figuras ›
8 tempted to twin a ball from Jonk-reading tre
-- lase to-leg, was beaten by the fight,
125 and given out for obstruction with
only one rumf added. 101-7-1, 0
0.
MRW?
8 612 3
His final analysis was 14-8-28-8,. Minu attempted to force the pace. Jonklass also showed- very good now, and it was not long before he form with the ball, hia, last two
skled one from Gill to Willis who wickets costing only 12 runs, ⠀⠀
O. M. R..
W.
28 8 46
4
1124
20
2
held a good catch 111-8-21,- -40
1.
2
Minu played an invaluable knock, scoring 21 out of 22
Scores Malaya
Hong Kong
1
while' he wai, at the, crease,
81 18 24 510 Willis "bowled 1 no ball
· Alvis-bowled 2 no balls Fall of the wickets:"
12 846 6 7 8 9 10
· Included in his. 21 were n ́dix
́and thres Boundaries.
\\*** Gibson's Grent‹‚Catch,
92 and 171
125
VOLUNTEERS - XI FOR "SUNDAY
The following will represent the
08 22 48 51 51 78, 79 79 125 gether and Hong Kong within 18 against the Royal Navy at King'
With Bedmond “and-Dunkley to- Volunteers in their cricket match
*** Malaya-2nd fnnings. [D. C. Burn, b Hamilton [R. G. Gibson,' Ibw, 6 Pearce
En Chow Teik, run out R. N, Hamilton, b. Mina
With Hamilton and Goodwin both V Croome, e Minu, b Garth- carpet drives that he did Injured; and Minu bowling on the waltezer
so well in the nets, and secured the short side the cauccess of the Hong L Alvis, b Duckitt...stian majority of his runs by hooks off Kong attack was left, mainly in the W. Jonidass, b. Duckätt short balls on the aff vida, wh however, fu
very fina shot, expected him to score all reună
but his
strokes acerla xtremely limited" for ong“
kanda of Pearce and chitt. G. Willis, 4₺ Redmond"--an Pearce bowled, but nearly |B; 8. Gill, det out”.
an effectively as on Tuesday. Doc. R. Morgan, c Fincher, be kitt-maintainen
7] of Malaya's total there was still a Park on Sunday, commencing at 11 18| hopa ne both bateman were play: a.m.; 2
0ing the bowling" with, extreme A. C. Bock (captain)," A. D. Lawson,
51 caution. Gil! and, Jonklass, how- G. C. Moutris, L. H. Grinths, W., I. B. Bigg. E Potter, R. O. F. King L.-D. Kiben, R. R. Davies, D. 8. Har ley and H. A. Browning.
Bowling Analysis.
Hamilton
Minu Sa
Garthwalle
Pearce
length 'thr
Immaculate Owen Hughes 20742395
bowling] G.-A. Spáldawinda; b Pearce
was Extras (B12 LBE- WBR, NBJ)
15
Duckitt
Owen Hughes:
20
the first time in thres
Redmond
171
Fall of the
12.18 36:53 61
1910-
81-FIRST WICKET STAND
An undefeated innings of: BS EMajor Bonavis was re859) 242 the Medical Corps 40–11-1|Signala_by_tán.
12. 171 poo yesterday. He was Minu bowled 1'' wide with Col. Colledge in Garthwaite bowled 3 no ballastand that realised 81
Dickitt bowled 1 no ball.
Redmond bowled 1 wide,
Cpl. Millington took
dismlas the Sigusta for
1