THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 16, 1941.
WEST IN FORM
The brilliant all-round form of. West played a big part in Tamar's 4-wicket win over Royal Engin- eers in a friendly cricket match at Sookunpoo yesterday.
ROYAL ENGINEERS Spr Tropp, Lb.w. b West L/Cpl. Pelliam, & Honeywell,
b West
Licut. Holiday, 1.b.w.. b
Brown
Spr. Bailey. 1.b.w., b Brown S/Sgt. Kenoe, L.b.w.. b West Sgt. Dobson, 1.b.w., b West Spr. Horrera, not out L/Cpl. Thompson, b Brown
Extras (LB4)
0
13
S/Set. Megson, e Wilson, b
West
0
Sgt. Shipp. c and b Brown Spr. Ratcliffe, c Boyes, b Hor-
22
ga:1
13
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
4
Total
65
Bowling Analysis
0. M.
R.
W.
West
6 2 11
3
Horgan
Brown
2 0
1 ( 36 14
1
*
TAMAR C.C.
West, b Shipp
Brown, b Tropp
West. h Tropp
Honeywell, b Holliday
Boyes, run out
0
Wilson, b Tropp
0
Horgan, c Kehoe, b Horren
35
Snell, e Holliday, h Shipp
1
Robinson, b Horren
10
Hopkins, not out.
22
-Sharp, b Tropp
8
Extras (B5, LRI)
Total
136
Bowling Analysis
0.
M.
Tropp Megson Holliday
5.5 0 36
4
3 0 16
Shipp
મ
23
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4
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2
2
CHINESE TEAM IMPRESSIVE INNINGS
FOR LAI WAH CUP SOCCER
The following have been select- ed to represent Chinese against the Army in the Lai Wah Cùp at Causeway Bay ground on Monday, Jan. 27, at 3.30 p.m.:
Cheung Wing-chof (Sing Tad): Toang
Chung-wan (South, China), Leo T
Hang (Sing Tao); Lau Hing-chol (South
BY DOUGLASS
By. "Adrem”.
A Hong Kong Cricket by first-class and it is a great Club "A" team were sur play more often, but Coombes. pity that this officer does not prised by the Royal Scots although effective, was at times Hsu King-sing (Eastern); Chung
in а friendly cricket rather crude. Most of his runs Yung-summ (Eastern), Fung King-
came from straight drives cheong (Sin Tao), V. K. Hyul (East match at Chater Road hooks and he revealed a
China). Soong Ling-sing (Sing Ta
ern). Lee Wai-tong (South
Reserves:
China)
Lee
Hau Yung-sang
(Capt ) and Hau Ching-to (Eastern), jon Saturday, Douglass Kwok-kee Coombes and Emmerson Wing-chiu batting well and easily (Sing Tao). Tso Kam-hung (South securing the 150 runs set
them.
(Kwong Wah), (Sing Tao), Leung
China), Kwok Ying-ki (Sing Tao). Wong King-chung (Kwong Wah), C. T. Tsao (Eastern). Chan Tak- fai (South China), Cheuk Shek- kam (Kwong Wah).
K.C.C. WIN
38 At St. Andrew's, the home team
2lost to Kowloon Cricket Club byj 13
5 games t0 4.
Perry and Bishop made runs for Cricket Club and a declara- tion was made at 150 for 8 Bate
man taking six of the wickets that fell for only 41.
keen eye and strong wrists playing some of his shots.
and
very
iri
The Club bowling was not good in for a
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RUGGER INTERPORT
It is evident that Shanghai, up to last week, were living in hopes of there being, a Rugger Intor- port.
and fast-bowler Dewar came Here is an extract from the from both Coombes and Douglass "N.C.D. News' dated a few days
good deal of punishment
Match between Civil Service ago:- and an Army-cum-R.A.F, did standard of batting and only. 98 an authoritative source that all
not produce a very high
"It was learned last night from
runs were scored in the course of the, afternoon.
team
Best bowling lingering hopes for an Interport performances were Hawkins' 5 Rugger match with the Colony Scots lost Godley and Alsey for 13, Stone's 3 for 15 and Col- this season have finally been dis- carly but Douglass and Coombes lege's 3 for 0, while Denyer was pelled as the fixture is now de became associated and scored free- ' chest scorer of the match with Дnitely shelved
Douglass's innings was real- 181
ly.
year, at any rate.""
Quality and Pleasure step together
for this
Harren
BADMINTON
ST. JOHN'S AND K.C.C. SCORE WINS
in
Four matches were played "B" Division of the Badminton League last night, most notable
resuits being the victories of St. John's and Kowloon Cricket Club.
Following were the scores:
J.R.C. v Chung Wah
At Robinson Road, Jewish Re- creation Club lost to Chung Wan by 8 games to 1.
A. R. Pollak and S. Ramler (J.R.C.).
lost to C. F. Chiu and W. H.
Choy
9-21
lost to P. C. Leung and K.
F. Chie
21-23
lost to F. S. Li and S. C.
Llang
5-21
1. Landau and A. Odell (J.R.C.).
lost to Chiu and Choy
5--21
lost to Leung and Chiu
16-21
Jost to Li and Liang
10--21
8. Godkin and M.
Talan
(J.R.C.).
lost to Chiu and Choy
5-21
lost to Leung and Chiu
12-21
beat Li and Liang
» j
•
21-9
K. Tong v St. John's
Playing at home, Kowloon Tong
lost to St. John's by 6 games to 3. Peter Lo and Joe Tsang (Kow-
→
Joon Tong).
lost to N. L. Smith and P.
↑ Wilson
beat R. Maynard and G. S.
Ladd
lost to H. Eardley and D.
Kwok
18-21
.21 9
4-21
J. A. Chen and N. A, E, Mac- kay. (Kowloon Tong).
lost to Smith and Wilson .. 8-21 beat Maynard and Ladd 21 8 lost to Eardley and Kwok, 3-21 R. E. Lee and F. S. Ko (Kow- loon Tong)
lost to Smith and Wilson ..18-21 beat Maynard and Ladd..21— 7 lost to Eardley and Kwok
Recreio v V.R.C.
At King's
321
Park Recreio beat
Victoria Recreation... Club. by 7
sets to 2.
· P. PL. Botelho and K. A.. Yvano-
vich Jr. (Recreio).
lost to D. M. Xavier and S.
A. Rumjahn
.22-24
beat A. Basto and M. M; de..
Vi Soares.
21-13
.21-13.
beat, F. Castro and A. Ắc
Remedios..
·E, A. R..Alves and. B. Tỷ Gosano (Recreio),
beat Xavior and Rumjahn.21-16 Beat Basto and Soures....21-3 beat Castro and Remedios .21— 8
A. E. Xavier and. Av E, Noronha (Reccaio);
lost to Xavier and Rum-
gan beat Basto and Sh Chest Castro, and
18-21 214-11 edios 21---17
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