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CRICKET.
H.K.C.G. UNITED
SERVICES.
FINE RECOVERY BY CLUB.
Second Innings of United Services.
Capt. Thorp, e Leach, b Reed Lt. Salter, e Hayward, b
Leach
Lt. Hunt, "Leach
e Hayward, b Capt. Tyringham, e Quick, b
Leach
The End Comae. * The innings had started at about 3.30 am and Cecil seemed safe to go off (he was down to represent the Navy is a 'Sim Shield, match at hockey) but with Newberry out. Pearce asked the Services to bat. Lonsdale who was on the ground. (He had fielded most of the Club innings as Wood, unfortunately, got. a. bit of
heat stroke and was in- capacitated), Wood came in gai- bins he should not play, and collect jantly, though the doctors had told, ed five before he skied one back and was well and b by Lench.S.Q.M.S. Newberry, e and b Lonsdale-or Cecil-which you like
Leach Tel. Wood, e and b Leach
Extras: byes
The big holiday game came to a conclusión a few minutes after noon yesterday. As I suggested in my notes last Friday the batting of the sides was not strong enough to pro-was not out. long the match past the tifhin in- terval on the third day. –
About a ecatury ago when things looked serious, the chirurgeons would Apply leeches. The Chub took a leaf out of their books, for the match may justly, be called a personal triumph for Donald Leach.
The medium-powered six started to make it appearance on a extensive sale at the beginning of this year. It takes time however to perfect a now motor-car, and scured 53 and 39, and took for mny motorists expresand some dis | 65 und 3 for 92, He has many fine appointment regarding the new performances to his credit but I aixes of 1927.
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+
Olub Play Out Time.. The Club had about half an hour's batting and got 3 for Quick's wicket. Erskine getting excellent leg-break, past the batsman's de fence.
Yesterday's Thrills.
The game was renewed yesterday Honorning when the Club required di to win with 9 wickets in hand. Early an Scott played too soon for Thorp and was caught at short leg. Next, ball-a bit short on the off. breaking in, Pearce tried to put Away for
His partner in eine (speaking from the Services point of view) was Hayward who got 41 and 29 and took three very nice patches.
single but got outside
it and chopped it into his wicket. The next batto Lench, shot straight along the grand and bowled the off stump, but a no-ball The vagaries of fortune in the had been called. It was the rost game have seldom been more dis dramatic moment of a hard fought played than in the results of the match. Had Leach been out !! triangular tournament which always should not like to guess who would takes places over the Christmas, have won as the Club had Sayer. New Year, and China New Year Parker and Hinton all temporarily holidays. The Army beat the Club away at their offices and they might comfortably the Navy chewed up have collapsed even worse than the the Army and distributed the pieces.Services. However the pair of ex- The Club had the Navy by the short Shanghai-landers put on 53 for the hairs when Jupiter Pluvius inter- 4th wicket by splendid cricket-for vened to save them, and, finally, the bowling and fielding was very the Club bent the United Services keen. When Hayward was caught by four wickets. It is only fair off his glove from a well-pitched- to state however that the Services, up ball that reared straight up,only. though & good side. had been cut 9 runs were, wanted. More thrills up badly. Morris and Bridgeland ensued. Lunch was taken at second have just gone home. Dale and slip at 87 and Parker 1.b.w. at the Thomson have covered themselves saine total. At this point Sayer with mud and glory in the Rugger was still detained in His office and at Shanghai, instead of being here there was much excitement. How.
to bat and bowl, while camp rabbed ever, Moor and Hinton did what wAN the team of Hankey and Dobbie-necessary, and the Club won by 4 (save for one very nice little knock.) wickets. It was hard luck,
Monday's Play.
A Review.
Cl
It was a splendid match-fought
The blank afternoon was filled in by a pick-up game.
On resuming the game just after out in a most sporting spirit. Leach eleven on Monday morning the Club and Bayward stand out for the faced no innings of 31. Hayward Club. For the Services Thorn was and Leach went in to ince Thorp easily the best bowler and his and Erskine.
They are both in figures in no way show the excel form now and for the second time lence of his trundling. The Club running sent the hundred up for fielding was rather in and out and their side before being separated too many eatches were put down. Thorp was, bowling excellently and Hunt and Erskine were the only at about 30 Hayward lost patience batsmen todo anything in both and in trying to drive gave Shaw innings, and the former was brilliant chauve in the deep which he failed at cover. Sayer for the Club was to accept. I don't remember seeing equally so and it is hard to choose him put sae down before and between them. Newberry at first think the bad background caused slip was excellent-und tremendous- him to mis-judge the ball as her agile, saving many runs on the was a bit early, coming in towards leg side by dashing across.. it much too fast. Barring this there was no blemish on their score until, with 10 on the board Hayward Good Hill Climber.
tried to drive Shaw and missed the Petrol consumption "worked out off-break which bowled his leg stick. at miles to the gallon and (103-1-43.) Sayer after a lucky consumption at 1,800 miles to the seemed to he settling down for a escape played nicely for 8. Pearce gallon both reasonable, especially the petrol consumption, when you back to touch his pad and go on long stay when Thorp broke one Lake into account engine capacity and the generous dimensions of the into the wicket. Quirk, who made a welcome reappearance, and batted Third gear speed proved to be y permission of the opposing cap about 40-.p.b., and here again thin (he had not fielded in their W18 possible to drive at the innings) showed that he has lost maximum without unpleasantnces, nothing of his old form. Parker Another considerable improvement couple of large clumps in his 14. gul 21 not out and Hinton made a I noticed was in regard to engine Both he and his successor were run acceleration on top gear, at the
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BOXING.
THE NEXT TOURNAMENT.
THE FIGHTS FOR FEB. 47.
SERVICE
PARTS
Phone C. 4502
6 Rounds Welterweight Contest. Signalman Batson, H. M. S. Iroquois, à. Pte. Carvey, K.O.S.B.
6 Rounds Lightweight Contest.- Stoker Brond, H.-S. Seraph, v Pié AleGregor, Soul Euerda
THE VINDICTIVE"
.. BOXING CUP,
DEFEATS NAVY AND. SHANGHAI AMATEURS.
ARMY
F
The next tournamens under the auspices of the Hong Kong Boxing Association is to be held at the Lee Theatre' near Lee Garden) on Saturday, February 4th, and as will be seen from the programme given
Boxing bouts between the Navy's below, some youd fignts are pro Army, and the Shanghai Amateur mused. Further reference will be Boxing Association, took place last made to the tournament at a laterWednesday night at the Town Hall,
date.
The programme arranged by it Brooks, the manager of the Asso ciation, includes six fights, and is
as under:
15 Rounds Middleweight Champion. ship Contest of the Colony.
Marris, Signalman Argue, Jose Pintos da Silva, Aransport Pres D'Alenquer (Mid- dieweight Champion, South Afri
ca).
for the Findiclice Cup, presented four years ago. The Army won sing cup this year, the points securel being, Army 20; Navy 12; S.A.B.A Michael presented the cup to
9. After the contests, Major E. H.
pers of the bouts.
lower apceds, when good accelera-out. Ile banged a chance very hard tion is so vital to safety. In addito mid-off who, dispite a fine
ar on to very rapid acceleration on tempt failed to hold the ball which third gear the car proved a very it but Parker did not hear the call fell behind him. Hinton ran for good hill climber on top.
Springing and brakes were satia and on trying to get back, Hinton factory. The fabric saloon is both as easily cut Parker played five balls of Erskine's next over and fortable to ride in, while the equip band. Hamilton was backing up hit the sixth hard to Hunt's left a generous sale. The lulose finish is particularly good all right and went, but you can't do At 40 this car is in excellent that sort of thing to a cover of contribution to the latest Betish Hunt's calibre and Venn had him development in inexpensive closed nut by four feet. Reed shortly after motoring.
wasi.b.w. to Newberry and the innings closed for 230. A very sport. ing position.
ment is DA
A 3-speed open modul is available at £330, and a saloon at £335.
Light-weights.
Pte Wood (A) was given the bout as his opponent, Tattle
Services Collapse.
So far it was anyone's game but the wicket at the Law Courts end failed to resist Reed's off ball and was obviously crumbling. Thor Leach lock a very smart catch at nan (S); failed to appear, Cpl. Wolton (A) beat Talbot (N). looked as if the Club had chucked backward point. For one period it Harris (8) heat A.B. Smith (N). the match away as Hayward tried Cpl. Bayley (A) Leat Staker to get two hands to a simple
Whail (N): Fretwell (8) boat AB. Buchan chance, off Reed, over his head and dropped it, while next over Salter (N),
was dropped at short leg and the wicket off Leach. However, in his present Form Hayward doesn't do that
sort of thing twice and he caught Salter brilliantly off Leach n fast chance a bit later, taking one-handed at silly mid-off. The next ball Tyringham was taken in beat the slips and off the first ball of Leach's next over the bowler jump-
:
Walter-Weighte Pte. Williams (A) beat Caplan
(5), Johansson (S) beat Caldron (N). Pte. Cummins (A) beat PO
Derbyshire (N).
Middle-weights.
Grdsma. Bateman (A)
Stoker Cook (N).
In the welter-weights, the best cd up to take a splendide and b
the Army and also 'cups to the win fight was produced by Johansson high on his left.
Donald). H. M. S. Following are the results of the
bouts:
Fly-weights. Pte. Jordon (A) heat Symons ($). AB. Hook (N) beat Roberts (5). Bantam-weights.
10 Rounds Welterweight Contest. L.S. Hall, H.M.S. Ambrose, m Marine Frazer, H.M.S. Tamar.
6 Bounds Welterweight Contest. Stoker Sharpies, H.M. S. Am. brone, . Marine Earris, H.M.S. Argus.
6 Rounds Featherweight Content,
Signalman Shone, H.M.8. Sera- phia, v. P. Hume, K.O.S.B.
•
B. Hertzberg (5) beat Pte. Curtis
(A).
C/Cpl. Phelan (A) bent L. Sig.
Hanson (N).
Feather weights. Remedios (8) bent A.B. "Eqwe
(N),
Pte. Jordon (A) beat Posdynakoff
(8).
(Continued on next Column.)
·
R. ABBİT.
Scores and analysis:-
First Innings of United Services.
Lt Salter. R.N., e Leach, b
Reed
Lt. Hunt, F.M.,
Capt. Tyringham, S.G..
Leach, b Sayer
.
J. E Drysdale, e Bertram, d.
1
A. B. Clemo
E. C. Fincher, not out
18
B. C. K. Hawkins, & Smith,
h Easterbrook
Extres
10
Total
M
R.
A B Clemo 14 .0 G. K. Kelly Easterbrook
50
11 0
58."
1
13
Lt. Musson, e and b Lench Capt. Erskine, b Parker... Pay-Lt.-Com. Shaw, & Leach 4 Rev. R. T. Venn, e Parker,
b Leach
Lt. Ceel Lt. Lonsdale), not
uut...
.
Total
་
Bowling Analysis.
2nd Innings of Kowloon 0.
C. Fincher, Fb.w., b Easterbrook
0
E.
.C
3
F. E. Lawrence. st. Smith, b
Kelly
a
ง
H, T. Duxton, b Easterbrook "n
Fall of wickets:-1/2: 2728: 0/28: 4/30: 3/45:16:31; 7/63; 9/650/68: 10/70..
Bowling Analysis.
F. B. Ried..... D. W. Lench
分
@ M. A.
W.
}
1
14,13
8
24
J
Rev. E. K. Quick 1 {} D H. V. Parker ... 6 3
Second Innings of Club. A. W. Hayward, e Thorp, b
Newberry
.....
Rev. E. K. Quick, b Erskine 8 M. D. Scott. e Hunt, b Tharp T. E. Pearce, b Thorp .0 D. W. Leach, e Thorp, b
Shaw
O.. Moon, not out...... H. V. Parker,, hb.w., b Shak 0. J. R. Hinton, not out-
Extras: bres, 8: lb., 2
no ball, 1
11
Total (for 8 wickets).... 13
G. R. Sayer. E. W. Hamilton and E 8. Reed did not bat.
Fall of wickets-1/9: 9/3); 3/30: 4/53; 5/37; 6/87.
17.
Bowling Analysis. "
0. 31. Cabt. Thorp..... Cant. Erskine ... ទ 1 S
9 0 27 2 S.Q.M.S.
LI
1
C. Evans, not out a
G. Lee, st. Smith, Easter-
brook
B. C. Hawkins, not out...
Extras
Total (for wkts, dec.):127
J. E. Drysdale, Rev. Murray.
H. Overy, R. E. Lindsell and V. Fast did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M.
R. W. 36
ง ง 36 3 0 33.
I
A, B, Ciemo..... 5 0 E. R. Kelly... Easterbrook.....
1st Things of China Light. F. Hamblin, c E. C. Fincher;
b Lee
A. J. V. Smith, e Lawrence,,
b Lee
A.. Tinson, l.bw.. b Lee
"C. B. Easterbrook e Hast, b
Drysdale
F. C. Cemo, e Buston, b
Overy
Forrest, b Lee
. Kelly, not out
A. B. Clemo, e Fischer, b
Overs
J. W. Bertram, h Overy
G. I. Augus, Lindsell,
12
04.
W. Brown, e Fincher, b Lec... 0
Extras
Total
0. M.
K
4 1 13 n
...
Newberry 3.3 2 12
1
....... 134
Lt. Musson Pay-Lt.-Com.
3
14
0
Bowling Analysis,
2
Murray
Overy
Drysdale
11 Į
Hawkins
Lee
Shaw 3 0 -Bowled i no ball..
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
RECREIO
2. UNIVERSITY. On the Recreio Club ground, the Home team played a draw with the University in a friendly match: The University who fielded ten men only were all out for 90 runs and the Recreio lost their ath wicket for 91 runs, their 9th at 97 runs and the last wicket fel! for just 90 runs
even the scores. Scores:-
University,
B. N. Sudan, e D. Xavier, b
Figueiredo
S. Kermani, L. T. Silva, b
Figueiredo
8
30 6
'H. T. 'Barma, b C. Banco ... A. B. Sulieman, b C. Basto...
W. M. Gittins, run out
.. A. A. Azix, e D. Xavier, b C
Basto
A. T. Lee, e F. 'Remedios, b
G. Noronha
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Silva...... Figueiredo.
A. P. Silva
99
9 1 20
8
14.3 3
4
1 6 D
41
2nd Innings of China Light. A. C. Tinson, st. Lawrence,
b Hawkins
A. Smith, b Lee
J. Bertram, c Fincher, b
Murray
D. Kelly Hawkins, b Overy C. Easterbrook, run out F. Hamblin, st: Lawrence, b
Hawkins
Forrest, b Overy ......
F. C. Clemo, b Lee
A. B. Clemo, b Overy
G. Angus, not out... W. Brown, e and b Lee
Extras
Total..............
Bowling Analysis.
Murray Lee
M I.
3 ·1 10
4 1 11
場 0 19
5
บ 0
6
11
75
F. Hiptonla, c and b C. Basco 0
K. W
0 1:3 0
→ 1 2 о Recreio
D. F. Lopes, 1.b:w.,. b W. M...
NÁVY II. . HONGKONG. ELECTRIC RC.
A friendly match played yesterilay on the Chinese Recreation Club ground between the Navy II and the Hong Kong Electric Recreation Club resulted in an easy win for the Navy.
The H.K.E.R.C. batted first" and
were all dismissed for 7 runs. The Navy tied this score at the fall of the second wicket and went on to make 186 for six when stumps were drawn. A feature of the match was the brilliant tubting of L. A. C. Tansley who hit all round the wicket until he was beaten by Muskett when he had scored 83, which in- cluded 13 fours and two sixes:
Scorea:
Hong Kong Electric B.C.. C. E. Gahagan, b Tansley..
Hawkins
8
F. S. Chen, F. Remedios, b
C. Baato
Overy Drysdale
H
Capt. Thorp, K.0.8.B., cand
b Sayer
K. T. Loke, not out
14
Hayward,
b Reed.......
27
25
Extras
33
Capt. Dobbie, K.O.S.R., b
Leach
0.
Capt, Erskine, S.G., and b
Saser
7 * 23
£
Pay L-Com. Shaw R., <
sub., b Leach
2
0
30
Basto...
10.3
25 *
Rev. R. T. Venn, R. N., Lb. w.,
b Leach
G. Noronha
5 1
11 1
30
B. Alves
2
0 D
Lt. Cecil, RN, c Scott, b
D. Xavier...***
Leach...
S.Q.M.S
st.
Pearce, b Sayer
Gittina
0
..... 14 G. Noronha, e Aziz, b. Sulie-
251
F. J. Remedios, b W. M.
Gittins
31 D. Xavierb W. J. Cittins... 11 A. P. Silva, à Sulieman ...
0
8
6
C. Basto, c Kermani, b Sulie-
W. N. H. Murdock, e and b
Lugg
20
0
L. de Rome, c Orchard, h.
Collinson
Newberry,
Tel. Wood, not out
"Extras: byes, 3; 1,b.. 3;
wide 1
Total
Fall of wickets:-1/13: 2/47: 3/74: 4/100; 5/131: 6/158; 7/204: 8/232: 9/251 10/251.
Bowling Analysis
0. M. I." W. E. B. Reed
10 3 68.2 D. W. Leach'.... 26.1 4. 85 4 G. R. Sayer 16 0 75 E. W. Hamilton S
*-Bowled wide.
38
Pirst Innings of Club. A. W. Hayward, h Shaw..... D. W. Leach, Cecil, b
Erskine
G. R. Sayer, e Musson; b
Thorp
T. E. Pearce, b Thorp Rev. E K. Quick, e Therp, b
Erskine,
43
53
* 28.
Moor, e Venn, b Erskine 9 M. D. Scott, Newberry, b
Микол
H. V. Parker, not out... 21 J. R. Hinton, run out
E. W, Hamilton, run out...
Fall o fwickets:-1/103; 2/123; 3/130; 4/154; * 5/171;"" 0/1777 7/206.8/923: 0/223; 10/230.
Bowling Analysis
מה!.
толь
E. da Sousa, b W. M. Gittina 11
J. H. Figueiredo, e gittins,
bA. T. Lee
C. R. Silva, c Kermani, b W.
M. Gittins
A. Alves, c Cher, b W M.
Gittins
L. T. Silva, not outr
S. J. Stancaby, b Collinson....
J.
H. War, b Tansley.......
F. Normington, b Collinson... W. H. Muakett, e Beasley, b
Collinson
J. C. Dunbar, b Beasley
H, S. Jongs, c and b Lugg... G. T. Padgett, b Lugg
A, T. Stubbs, apt out
Extras
Extras
Total
£9
Bowling Analysis.
3.
W.
Total
124 0
6
D.
A. A, Aziz...... 5
W. M. Gittins... 15.3" 2 40
A. B. Suleman. B 3 10 3
B. N. Sudan... .3 0
A. T. Lec 3
KOWLOON C.C. . CHINA LIGHT.
Bowling Analysis.
Collinson
Tansley
1
Lugg
Beasley
In another friendly match played yesterday the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the China" Light and Power on the second inning on their own sround. Both teams scored 134 runs in first innings,
Scorea
14
0
E. B. Reed, 1h.w.. b New.
berry
0
(Hat-trick for
*
Extras: byes, 13; lb., 7;
wides 2
22
Total
230
I, T. Huxton, c Easterbrook,
1st Innings of Kowloon 0.0. G. Lee. st. F. C. Clemo, b
Kelly
33
b. A. B. Clemo .................
୫
Capt. Thorp. E1 · 6 49 Capt. Erskine 203 033 Tel Wood........ 3 0 10 .0 Lt, Musson*** 0 2:26 S.Q.M.A.
C. T. Evans, at. Smith, b
Kelly..........
27
V. M. Hat, b A. B. Clemo...
R. E. Lindsell, run out 15
I
H. Overy, e Hamblin, b A.
B. "Clemo
Newberry 4.4 0
Shaw 5 *-Bowled 1 wide.
31
1
F. K. Lawrence, b A, B.
Clemo
J. P. Murray, e F. C. Clemo,
b.A. B. Clema
10
(5) and Caldron (N). The Navy man seemingly had an iron ja
The Wicket Goas. and refused to go down. Enormous After this Leach became simply Applause greeted the loser when he unplayable. The wicket helped him Ieft the ring and later he was given a lot and he used his leg break seup for the best Navy lower. (varied less than usual by the off. being the best Army loser, and brought off another fine catch at Curtin (4) was given a cup for break) with deadly effect. Hayward
Bend Hunt back. Bymons very deservedly earned the silly mid-off to cup given him for being the best Erskine stayed a bit, but Lench Shanghai loser.
bowled his one bad ball, and drop- "Cummings won the
fight by a ped a slow full toss on the base very large margin.
of Shaw's leg stump. Parker then The only middle-weight contest fell forwards at full length in the was between Gdan. Bateman (A) box to hold Venn also off Leach Dk Stoker Cook (N). Cook wns and himself bowled Erskine with a outclassed from the commencement. beauty.
"Pay-Lt-Com.
0. M. I.
พ.
.......... 10.
0.
3 30
2 22
9.59 1
2
1
2
Kavy II. L.A.C. Tansley, b Muskett... 93 Lt. Col. Collinson, b Muskett 15 C.P.O. Wr. Beasley, b Gaha-
gan
Way
Sergt. Lugg, c Gabagan, b
Lt.-Comdr. Fears, b Murdock Burg. Lt. Bingham, b Jones. 29 P.O. Orchard, not out
Extras
·0
Total (for 8 wickets)......186 Lt.-Comdr. Moore, Lt. Thurs.. ton, C.P.O. Wr. Winter and Wr. Phillips did not, bat
Muskett
Bowling Analysis
Murdock
Normington
Gabagan
Way
Jones ..........
R. W,
T 1. 30 1
A
1
65, 2
3 0 27 0
3.0 28
3 0 30
0.4 0 4
(Continued on pagi 11.).