HUNG HITS 89
AGAINST THE
VOLUNTEERS
Sixteen Boundaries In Invaluable Innings.
KILBEE REACHES HALF-CENTURY
HE fine all-round play of W. G.
THE Hung featured the Kowloon
the
Cricket Club's victory over Volunteers by. 56 runs at the K.CC. yesterday.
Going in at the fall of the second wicket at 35, Hung remained at the crease while 158 runs were added, his own contribution being a hard hit. 89. which included no fewer than 16 boundaries.
Hung then dismissed T. A. Pearce for a "durk" and concluded the match with 3 for 35.
1. D. Kilbee hit nine boundaries)
in his 53. scored out of 102.
Scorer
Kowloon C. C.
E. Cincher, 1.b.w. b Baker..
C. J. Stapleton, む Duvica b
Beck
E. P. Fincher, c Lowson, b
Baker
W. Hung. e Pearce b Baker
F. E. Lawrence, c Lowson b
Beck
F. A. Munn, t.b.w. ↳ Pearce..
N. A. E. Mackay, c Talbot, b
Beck
S. Jex. Beck
P. O. Dune, b Kilboe
W. L. Mackenzie, b Pearce
THE CHINA MAIL.
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934.
Sporting Page 2
TWO SPECIAL ARTICLES IN TO-MORROW'S EDITIONS
Local Cricket And Hockey
HE following special'sports
Tfeatures will appear in the
China Mail to-morrow:
Cricket Notes
Hockey Notes
Home Soccer Forecast
By Athole
By Sticka
By Ronger
INDIANS
WIN JUNIOR
LEAGUE TITLE
Third Success In Four Seasons.
NAVY ONLY TEAM TO BEAT CHAMPIONS
BY defeating the Civil Service
22 second eleven by 9 wickets at
16 the Valley on Saturday the Indian
0
89
20
3
Recreation Club won the Junior
Cricket League for the third time in four seasons and completed their fixture card.
Craigengower held the title last season, but defeat at the hands of 2 the new
champions at the com- Imencement of this season dampen-
ed their chances,
11
12
P. A. Dunnett, not out
8
Extras (h. 14, 1.b. 4, w.b..
a.h. 8)
27
Total
200
The Navy are the only team who have beaten the Indians.
though the K.C.C. forced a draw,
1 2 3
$
G
Fall of the wickets
Beck
30 35 63 100 118
Pearce
f
T
8 9 10
134 160 179 193 209
Bowling Analysis
The Senior Leagu: is yet unde-
Rangers Victorious in 400th Game
A thrilling moment in the game between New York the Ottawa team to pet the puck, Goalie Altkenhead, Rangers and Ottawa Senator at Madison Square of Rangers, covered his citadel as shown-"over my Garden, New York. During a desperate attempt by dead body." as it were. Bangers won, 5-2.
Larwood
Play LITTLEJOHN
May In The Tests
Will Know Next Month
(BY BRUCE HARRIS)
Now that Australia has an, an hour's bus ride north of Not- nounced her cricketers for Eng-tingham.
QUALIFIES
LEO FROST
HEADS JOCKEY
CHAMPIONSHIP SENSATION
Gilbert Harriman Rides
First Winner.
LAN STABLE'S TRIUMPH
ON SATURDAY
(By RAPIER)
MR. Leo Frost set a precedent
PROVIDED
BY THE C.B.A. Captain Scores The Deciding Goal.
R.K. LADIES BEATEN
Although only one, match in the
by concluding the Annual Race Meeting at the head of the Caer Clark Cup Competition was jockeys' championship. In previous the biggest sensation of the sea- played last Saturday, it provided years a Shanghai rider has held the son when the Central British As premier place..
sociation Ladfes defeated the
In the absence of Mr. D. S. Li. [former unbeaten champions by an who left for Shanghai on Friday. [only goal scored by Miss Mr. Frost secured the first place Whitley, the captain, with two wins on Saturday."
Mr. T. L. Wong, however, had the best figures on Satur day-two firsta, two seconds. and two thirds as the result, of going out in every race on the card.
Mr. Gilbert Harriman broke his
CAPTAIN'S CUP AT "duck" on Chow Fan, his fifteenth
FANLING.
Tié On New Course.
mount.
M. in the
second half.
The Hong Kong Ladies defeated the C.B.A. by 4 goals to I in the first round.
The "" Ladies' Exture with the Recrelo "B" eleven was postponed until Thursday.
League Table to Date
P.W. D. L. F. A. Pt .10 B 1 1 44 6 17
4.3 2
2 IS
For the first time this year . K. Ladies Mr. L. Dunbar was not the lead-St. Andrew's ..10 6 0 2 35 8 16
C. BA...... ing owner at the Valley on Satur- Recreio " day, The Lan stable took the Ladies honours with two wins, a second CB. 8. and a third to secure third place Recreio "B"
in the table.
The L. T. F., Leader, and Heb-
11
74 1 1 2 16 6
1
0
$ 33 3 17
Goalscorers To Date
M. Woolley (St. Andrew's)
lad stables were made to wait un-1. Churchill (H.K.)
the final day for their first win.
Jockeys' Records To Date
N. K. Littlejohn (83-14—69) qualified for the Caplain's Cup over the Old Course at Fanling during the week-end. Other scores were: W. J. S. Key land everyone is asking whether "I am perfectly satisfied with the (89-18—71), H. N. Williamson (89.til Harold Larwood will be fit to let operation on my injured foot,” Lar-}14=76), D. S. Robb (81-6=76) and loose his lightning against them inwood said. "At first when I began‡I, H. Geare (86-1176). the Test matches. Larwood says to work it naturally grew tired were 38 entries. he not only does not know, but will quickly. But now 'every day I am M. N. Cootes (85-11-74). and W.-F. B. Chang not know for at least another two working from seven o'clock in the Woodward. (90-16—74) tied from "T. L. Wong months.
morning until dusk on the poultry nine entries over the New Course farm without being awara there and will play-off.
He certainly books t anough
windswept village among the hills.
|cided, the issue depending on the working on his chicken farm in has been anything wrong with it.)
following matches:
Club
Indians
1
v University Army
With only a point lead, the Club
The following wore the best bat-
ling and bowling feats on Satur-
0. M. R.
W
20
C
52
4
12
47
2
must beat last season's champions |
Baker
11 2 28
they are to secure the title thes
Just won in the 1928-9 season,
Robinson
3 0 15
0
Lowson
2 0 13
Lammert
2 0 23
0
Kilbee
3 0 4 Beck bowled 6 no balls and wide ball, Robinson and bowled no ball each.
}
{day:
1
Kilbee
Volunteers
D. S. Harley. C Bung.
Dunnelt
L. D. Kilbee, Dunnett
A. C. Beck, b Hong
BATTING
League 1.
99
A. HL Madar (1.R.C.)
28
F. D. Pereira (I.B.C.)
J. E. Richardson (I.R.C.)
P. S. CANNON
SHOULD BEAT
NG KAM CHUEN
25 Doubles Holders Playing
This Afternoon.
COLONY TENNIS TOURNEY
h
21
League 11.
53
T. A. Pearce, e Dunne b Hung
L. S. Hinder (Navy)
49
0 W. H. B. Rigg (B.K.C.C.)
30
F. Baker, run out
5. J. Armstrong (H.K.C.C.)
36
11
8
Friendly
17
Mackay b
H. Owen Hughes (IL.K.C.C.)
80* Singles Championship when he
E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.)
66
3
¡G. Souza (C.C.G. 2nd XI) ....
52
12 A. Kirby (Police)
51
meets Ng Kam Chuen in their post- poned game this afternoon.
50"
A. D. Lowson, b Dunne
L. E. Lammert, run out
L. G. Robertson,
Dunne
C
W. Keith-Robinson, not out
R. R. Davis, b Hung
c Lawrence
7 W. Sparrow (C.C.C. 2nd XI)
R. T. Talbot,
Mackay
1
Extras (b. 15, w.b. 1)
18
Total
Fall of the wickets:
BOWLING
League I
F. D. Pereira (LR.C.)
168 C. 3. M. Elwin (Army)
1 2 3 4 5
League II.
31 32 56 84 102
6 7 8 9 10
A. A. Rumjahr (LR.C.)..
Hung
Dunnett
118 128 130 151 153
That naturally makes me hopeful.
"I have not tried yet, how. ever, to ras five yards; and 1 to until April, don't intend when the turf at Trent Bridge will allow training and prec-
tice.
There
HONG FOURSOMES
AT KOWLOON.
One First Round Game.
The following ie the draw, in
Club:
First Round
I did think of trying it out in correct order, for the Hong Kong the practice shed, but the doctors Foursomes at the Kowloon Golf did not recommend me to do so on the concrete floor, which is a bad surface to begin on. I want to give it as long a rest from violent jexercise as possible.
(Continued on Page 5)
Club Capt. P. S. Cannon, the champion, should enter the Third Hockey: Round of the Colony Lawn Tennis
The winner will meet J. W. Leo- nard for right of entry into the quarter-finals,
Iu Tak Cheuk and W. C. Hung,
7 for 12 the C. R. C. "A" Division pair, S.
China Mail Sports Diary
TO-DAY
Radio Sports v. Borderers
(6 p.m.) Racing —
Entries close for First Extra Bace
Meeting (noon).
Yachting:
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's
Second Extra Race for Ladies
WEDNESDAY
7 for 44 A. and H. D. Rumjahn, holders for Hockey-Triangular Tournament:--- nine consecutive years, and L Army v. Hong Kong Hockey Club (King's Park, 6 p.m.) Goldman and E. C. Fincher. final-Caer Clark Cap
their ists last year, should win
Y.M.C.A. Y. Recreio “A”.
5 for 14 doubles matches to-day with com-
A. R. Suffad (LR.C.) A.. 4 for 3
K. Robinson (H.K.C.C.) 4 for 17 parative case,
Bowling Analysis
Friendly
0. M. R. W.
12
4 36 3A. C. Beck (H.K.C.C.)
5 for 47
8
2 39 2
5
0 29
0
B 3 13 2
2 0 8 0
5.2 0 19
Mackenzie
Dunne
E. F. Fincher
Mackay
Dunne bowled 1 wide ball.
COMBINED SCHOOLS DRAW
PREMIER LEAGUE CRICKET
Table To Date
P. W. L. D. Pis
1 - 1 -
II. K. C. C. LR. C.
6 4 1 1 11
C. 8. C. C. University
& C. C.
C. . C. C.
At the Valley yesterday, the Com- bined School's XI held the Craigen-Army gower Cricket Club to a draw,
C.C.C.: 185 for 9 dec. (R. Lee 58, Nay A. T. Lee 43, E. Zimmern 85, Á. J.
Hulse 4 for 40),
School: 150 for 8 (G. T. Los 88,
A. H. Baker 80, B. Holden 25).
CRUISER CHAMPIONSHIP
4121
41 1
JUNIOR LEAGUE TABLE TO
DATE
LEC
U sad I.(Mr. H. 8. Rouse) won H. & C.
the second Cruiser Championship of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday over the 24 miles course. R. Cherub (Mr. V. Goulborn) and Cotty» (Mr.~F;/C. Manning), were second and third.:-
University
The following is to-day's pro- gramme :-
TO-DAY
Open Singles
Capt. Cannon v. Ng Kam Chuen
Open Doublew
lu Tak Cheuk and W. G. Hung v. Chlu
Chun Chiu and Lee U Wing
V. C. A
H. D. and B. A. Bumjahn
Wright and 8. A. Gray
Goldman and E. C. Fincher v. J. W. Loonard and Hachiuma.
ANDREWS TO VISIT HONG KONG.
International Player On Lurline.
Rockey
(5,80 p.m.) THURSDAY
Bonderers v. East Lancashires ·
(4.80 p.m.): Radio Sports v. University
(5 p.m.)
Naval Yard v. Sanitary Dept. Byes into Second Round
Hong Kong Hotel Co
Public Works Department v. H.K. & K. Wher! & Godown Co.
Union Trading Co. v. ILK. Fire Brigade,
L. G. Frost *D. S. LI
N.
Deits
A. J. P. Heard
*F. Marshall
*8, Y. Sun
B. A. Proulx
E. O. Batler *8. W. Pan
H. P. Chanson
IL. M. Pik
፫.
P. Botelho
G. A. Harriman
Yue Bhan Wa
F. M. L. Soares
6. N. Pan
R. H. Charles
D. Black
*W.
B. Choy Kui Ying F. F. LI
T. P. Skanderson Lo G. His
D.
J. John Pin
Mustard & Co. v. Chinx Light &| I. Jordan
Power Co.
Messrs. Lane Crawford v. H.K. & Whampon Dock Co.
Hong Kong Police v. Falconer & Co. R.C. & A. taff. H. Govt. v.
Aphelion
American Eastern Aviation Co. Hong Kong Electric Co.
▼
The First Round game will be played on or before next Sunday.
CAPTAIN'S CUP AT
KOWLOON.
8. K. Lee
C. Taylor
F. Lobel
៩.
W. Bewell
Y. T. FUBE
W. G. Poy
8. W. Tang
Tank
Y. Liang
J. C. A. Ingram
Man Wa
. V. Pearne
A. A. R. Botelho
1st 2nd 3rd Un
4 2 23
3 11
7 11
0 22
Owners' Records To Date
• visiting jockeys.
L. Dunbar
Kong Brow
Lan Dynasty
C. N. X.
First Round Results Bir Pearce
The following were the results of Hem the First Round matches. In the Triumvir
Leong Kwok Cheong Kowloon Golf Club's Captain's Cup Li Shiv Pang yesterday;
5. Jex bent D. C. Wilson 4 and 3. H. Mills beat T. 3. Price 4 and HT. Buxton best J. G. Charlton 15 and 42:
H. P. Dunhill beat A. I. Dennis one up. 8.
8. MacNider beat T. Seddon 3 and 2. C. R. Rosen best T. Braley and 3.
Walker Cup Golf Team
T
Most Representative Selection
1st 2nd 3rd 10
E. Bonnar (H.K.)
J. Dalziel (ILK.)
M. Read (Y.M.C.A.)
P.
Gittins (St. Andrew's)
Smith (CBA) HAW
A. Alves (Recreio E. Woolley (CRA).
McCaw (Y.M.CA)
1. Rogers (8t. Andrew's)
Remedios (Recreio "A"
M.
1. Gittina (St. Andrew's)
P. Wong (BL Andrew')
H. Krill (C.B.B.)
D. Miles (CBA)
0.
M. Ross (Recreio
B. Pope (LE). M. Whitley (C.B.A.)
Joy Booker (C.R.B.)
R. Blackmore (Y.M.C.A.)
C. Botelho (Recreio "B") M. Churn (81. Andrew's)
C. Bilva (Recreio "A") M. Glendening ("Y") |Mrs. 8. Adama (HK)
Wednesday's Match
to
The Recreio "A" Ladies are meet the "Y" Ladies in ■*.com- petition' match on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m., on the Y.M.C.A. ground, King's Park.
SIGNALS RECORD FIRST WIN,
United. Surprised In Mamak Tourney.
The Royal Corps of Signals recorded their first victory in the Mamak Hockey Tourna- ment when they defeated the United Hockey Club yesterday by two goals to all,
Erridge scored in the first half, and Short added the second goal after the interval.
TABLE TO DATE
PW.LD.F.A. Pts.
Fatahan
Grist and Beck Plane
Ho Kom
TORE
Police
10 10 # 6/15 22.
Mackle and Grayburn
Radio
Chan Yick Chim
C.-B.
Medway
Misk
Shenton
United
Leader
T. F.
RB
ELIC
St. Andrew's
Mrs. B.. W. Tang
H. B. Y. Helenside
Hebalad
and Li Mrs. H.-H. M. Tinson Mrs. Lowcock. Woo Tucson
Bam and Wo`
HERE can be no conspicuousf. Birictly on the competitiva remifa of A. M. L. Soares “aquawk" this year over the selec-1923, 18-year-old Jack Manger of Dal- Mrs. Dunbar, ....... tions for the 1884 American Walker, Texas, a semi-finalist at Kenwood, Start and Lobel
might have been named the teak S.-W. Tang Cup golf team.
My "baby", but the United States Golf Li Po Chan The United Stabia Golf Association Association went to the other extrems Hall and Ghenton has not lacked a democratic outlook, by paming Chan Egan, đất
1061
but it is nevertheless further proof of No more popular choice could have Bir Wiliam. Peel the cosmopolitan character of the been made, not alone because Egan's Wong, Ping. Shun
record and comeback deserve recogalTM Stephen Lam E. D. Andrews, British Interns-, game itself to find this year's team but also becsims- he typifies P. V. L.D.Pta.
tional lawn tennis player, is one of including Johnny Goodman, the feeling of milliges of colle
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the 400 passengers on board the Nebraska from the other or fat burn
Chand Johnnyák Cincinnati, ✨ Thus the comer ofas Francis C/B/Br 19 6:13 21.
Matson liner, Lurline, which is along with 60-year-old Chan?" Egan, Oufmat to the national championship Ret 61 12 making her annual tour of the the old Harvard stars and Lawso
heights
surucic a highly respon 741.14 Pacie
of an Army oneer, five: popular chords. The triumph, of These Lour, are the
ing na well na zapiration social standing
(They make the 1084 compa; the Malection, ur Kaka 13the Colony, and is expected to make terms of say that has yet been
Cup, array the most represent himour, in ricosaltion of
victory cover the youthful Goodman, In another appearance on local courts ed to meet the British in amateur com- last year a amatant tournament blan
when the Lurlins visits Hong Kong, palliana
Gould, Associated Press sporta writeri
Andrews played in exhibition
MAMMAMI Lattin, ze the sowconsera to: a 55-year-old"- "Michael Scott Y SALAMI matches against BA. RumJahn and app which has for@yaste baan top. British mukteur Inst you and fre TERELE. C. Fincher when he was last in
startling
9th Battery
12th Battery
2 R.A.M.C.
• Male Corps
R.C.df 8....
11. 3. 8. * 11 ** 98.6 € 11,26 62 5 1 319 3
German Clubs B
16 3 1
Indian International Team's First Trial,
GAME AGAINST SAINTS,
....
The Indian team selected for the International Hockey Tournament will play their first trial game on Friday, "against the Bt. |Club on the "i Marina, goes
The following in the Indian team!
Nor Mohammed" (Punjabis); Pardu- 1913 man Blagh Radio), Subedar Tai
UTZ(Radio) Dalin
Punjabla) Airf
Mohamms HTM. H.:HasanY.
bin. (Pun{Abis); Khuda Buz (LKS). Dost Mohammed (B.K.B.), Amian Singh (Radio), Kalwant Singh (Badin)" and Lal Singh (Punjabla); Faszej mú Reserves Kishen Singh. (H.K.S).