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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
"HOBBS. "ON":"W.G."
UNEXPECTED TRUMPS.
THE TWO GREAT PLAYERS' FEATS" BAD "BOYS" WHO MAKE GOOD.
CONTRASTED.
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[A: Taunton on August 17th, J. B. Höbba the famous Surrey batsman, equalled the late W. G. Grace's record of 12 hundreds in first-class cricket. Since then he has beaten it. But the scene at 'Taunton when Hobisa drew level with the record of cricket's” Grand Old Man was a memorable one in the aunals of the game, and it is described in the following artiels by one who wat present.]
TURNED UP TRUMPS
A very understanding Second Sea Lord used to send no "sumples of King's Hard Bargains," as we call {BY CAPT, E R. G. E. EVANS, C., DSO] them in the Navy, when I commanded DANKZ Ave the Anxiliary Patrol, and in wine cases Evans of the Brokk," as he is wide bat of ten they turned up trumpa, to ly known singo, bis famous destroyer their own credit and to the lassing-dis- fight in: 1017, was expelled from school, cralit of their superior officers, who as a boy of a Today he is said could not manage them, all beenus to have more decorations than any these superior officers had, not taken the ather officer in the Navy. He has trouble to understand them. bert, the hero of innumerable adveu Why in there so much unrest in the tures. He was second în command of world!. Ask the naughty hoy; hw, Alone the last Scott expedition to the A-can answer-and his answer will probi tarctic and took rommand after Scott's Fably be: Because there are so many death.
little tin gods about who have never imagination, no understanding, and no done anything wrong and who have no. consideration for the man who lips off the rails occasionally
more. nor
The purpose of this article is nothing less than a ples for the naughty boy that he shall be given af fighting chance.
Behind Hobbs as he entered the
When the Great War atorm burst, the pavilion were the chors of a crowd he would be happier, and there would was wonderful-but now all that is If he were to be given a better show. "naughty boy came into his own-he which had forgotten championships be less power in the hands of the aim forgotten, and little, Cathbert has come points and county partisanship to appleton than there is to-day.
-out of his hole, piached all the good plaud the great triumph of a great There are many different types of jobs, and is making it darned hard for "the naughty boy." but there is only meat. You see, he has got to pay for the naughty boy to make both ends cricketer, In front of him was the
one kind of sebooluster that cap reak
that fir years holiday he took over prospect of a
bath, sud a rest. And itly handle him the considerate, justin France, while the good boy "gon was a thankful man who sulled a little
the wapn an ofee. wearily to those who surrounded him with congratulations as he slowly took off his patts.
humane man of character, with a sport Diling instinet and a true sense of humour. who understands the naughty boy and gets the best out of him.
He had pulled the finest of all cricket records; and, although he is dac of the most modest and least, emo tional' of men, he could not hide his very natural pride and delight at a moment, which was the greatest of his Flife moment as great as any in the
history of sport.
As he sat there, apparently relieved when the band-shakes of congratulation were over, still unstrapping his pads, it was impossible not to contrast him with that" "old Champion whose record he had equalled and who died ten years ago.
Hobbs is not yet forty-three years of age, and he weighs under 1 stone. W. G. Grace was fifty-air when he scored his last century, and his weight at that time approached 20 stone. And Hobbs, slight in build of medium height, looked almost frail by com- parison when one recalled in memory the burly figure of, @W.G.y'a giant in stature, bulky, as broad as a door, bluff. bronzai, mad bearded. „ ·
RECORD-MAKING,
"Of course, I am very, very pleased," said Hobbs, as he took off his second pad, although I sometimes think that too much attention is paid to records and an exaggerated importaser often given to some innings just because they reach three figures. "Many a 50 or less, you know, is of more value to a side and of greater merit than some of the centuries.
"Although I have been fortunate mough to score as many hundreds as Dr... Grace, 1 do not think that it is desirable or possible for people to at tempt to make a comparison between his performans and mine. We have scored our runs at different times, and therefore in different conditions.
"How I should tave fared on the old rough wickets I cannot, of course, say Fortunately I bave not had many shooters to stop, and Dr. "Grace, they say, had to get his bat down to one or two every over, with the next ball przbaps jumping head high Anyhow, century-making. must have been a very exhausting allir, before boundaries ware icstituted, and when batamen had to run out their hits, as was the case in W.G's early days)
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"Unfortunately I did not see him bat until he was past his prime, but I had the pleasure of playing against him a few times when he was quite an old man, and I shall always think of kim as the greatest cricketer that the world has ever known.
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3 Ingredients. cucumbers, bard lieve in you, Ee will follow you through good, times and bad. Stand by him and boiled eggs, 1 pints of white sauce, zoz. he'll stand by yon-in industry, com.of grated cheese, round croutons of mere, pener, and war..
fried bread, small macarost curlets, salt, pepper.
By the naughty boy I mean the boy
g Method-Choose large, straight who gets into mischief, not the fool who cucumbers, peel and cut, each into 3 bupidity dom damage the haughty or 4 pieces. Scoop out the centre of boy is not usually stupid, but is gen cach piece and either steam them until erally, enterprising and above the aver-soft or put them in a pan with a little age, mentally and physically-otherwise hot stock or water, and simmer them he would tell into line with the more
until soft. Drain well on a cloth. Rub ordinary type as a matter of course.
the yolk of one egg through a sieve, Commonly speaking, the naughty boy chop the white of the remaining egga has more ginger and more "gate” than and mix them with a little of the white the good boy, but he suffers for his sauce and the cheese. Season and fill so-called misdeeds, for onory he has the cucumber pieces with the mixture. acquired the reputation of being Pat each piece of cucamber on a small. naughty boy" he is placed at a discrouton of fried bread, place then in advantage, Givela dog'a bad rame-- rows on a hot dish, pour the rest of and hang hic" applies to the naughty the sauce round, and garnish with small boy far too mach in the countries of macaroni cuflets placed round the dish. grandmotherly legislation.
WHY I WAS EXPELLED.
Think what a handicap it is for boy to be expelled from school.
With my elder brother I was exprited from a school of 300 boys for
(a) Playing truant on various neen
sions.
(by Fighting for pennies in the meat market during school hours,
To Make the Maénroni Cutlets. Chop-901. of cooked macaroni small, mix it with n gill of stif white sauce, Soz of grated cheese, and the beaten Ayolk of an egg. Season, and when the mixture, is", cold shape it into small cutlets. Brush them over with the slightly whipped white of the egg, dip in breadcrumbs, and fry. in hot fat. Drain well and insert a small piece of uncooked macaroni in the pointed end of each cutlet,
I shall always remember the beating £ got before my expulsion Picture the scene: the Great Hall, crowded with chattering youngsters, the fixth- form boys swaggering in, disdaining so notion the rows of little squeakers from the lower school, masters here and there in groups of two and three-and sud- den silence! The Head Master H
e harries through the Great Hall with everybody's gaze upon him, a typi calJohn Bull side whiskers, firm mouth, slightly corpulent, and with... a good, face, a strong face lacking but one quality humour. Then come prayora, the echo of the head master's voice re- sounding through the archra of the beautiful building with its high pillars and magnificent stained glass windows
Next, the general confession-25 men and 500 boys in sing-song voice chant ing "Almighty
merciful Father. We have efred, and strayed from Thy ways like lost, sheep. 200
Prayers are, ended in a long-drawn
and most
musica) Amen." and immediately. ifter:
"Evans, F. J. D.,
Evans, E. R. G.,!!
calls the head master. Two tiny, white faced boys in Eton suits, one with a black eye and one with vary bruised knuckles, ‣ shiver with fright ie they walk forward, up three steps on to the elevated platforia 'where the head "mns-
"FOR TROUBLESOME BOYS.”
I made any first century in fretter stands, an class cricket against Essex a county 'for which it was suggested in, my early days that I should qualify--at the Oval in May of 1905. That was my first sen- son in the Surrey eleven. By a coin sidence Dr. Graces; first hundred was scored on the same ground nearly forty years before. But on that occasion he made 294 not out for England "nguist Surrey--and he was only 18 as the time!
---," the parter, comes. forward, and hands the head master a cane, and the two little transgressors receive Bi strokes cach pro forma," and are led way, shamed and outlawed, from the school into which their father had work-
do hard to get them."
Now comes the father's difficulty; no "I can recall the details of that open-body wants boys who have, been ex- ing century of mine, mors clearly than pelled; good schools are so difficult to anything connected with more recent get into-for poor men's sons.
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I remember that they rainsed Anyway, I found myself in the warly will be ready for Delivery me at the wicket when I had made. 50'pingties the youngest, and a long way from Godown on and after 14th September. and I went on, thanks to the Fates, the smallcat, child in The School for
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"It is dificult for me to my which All breken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be of my hundreds I consider the best, So much depends on circumstances and
His nargo was Eady, and, he was conditions. A century which contains" chances and lucky nicks when the born leader,this schoolmaster. He had wicket is bad may actually be betera natural gift for getting the best out than a hundred made quickly, easily, of us, and we loved him. If he beat with every run coming from the middle as we thoroughly deserved it--and never of the bat blade on a perfect pitch. forgot it. But and there is a very big "But I shall always look back with but in all this-the Navy doesn't take particular pleasure to the 125 not out cadets from schools for troublesome which I made in the second Test match boys, and one public school won't take at Melbourne în 1911. England only a boy who has been expelled from an wanted a few more than 200 to win, other data stad but scoring had been comparatively low "My early training had, to comsïfrom, throughout the match, and at the time a Merchant Service Training Ship, and Australian bowling was, I think, better it was only by pure good luck that I than it has been sincer
snatched Queen Cadetship from the "Yet there have been days when I Worcester into the Navy and the worked harder to score under 50 than Navy doesn't tako landly to ope when I have reached a hundred.
children,"kind "I should like to say how much I To has taken a good many years to appreciate the kindness and encourage live down that "fighting for pennies in ment that I have been given by the the ment market," and there must be public in what they call my chance for thousands and thousands of naughty
record. As it is, I feel like a bird boys fighting to get jobs, but, handicap released from a cage. I'm pleased it's ped by some record of a petty crime
committed in their youth.
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