BASEBALL NOTES.
SOME COMMENTS BY SHANGHAI PLAYERS.
VIEWS AND REVIEWS OF THE GAMES.
[Br C. L. C.]
SHANGHAI CHINESE
LEAVE.
FRIENDS SEE THEM OFF BY "EMPRESS OF RUSSIA."
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY,
(East The Shanghai Chinese China) baseball team, headed by Mr... Y. Char, captain, and Mr. Albert Liu, manager, after a stay in Hong Kong of, two weeks as guests of the South China Athletic Association, departed for home yesterday by the La Empress of Russia.
Now that the "big stir in the local baseball world is over, we can settle down to speculate who will win the local championship. The Shanghal team has left us, after
The team was seen off by a num a "successful debut here, and has ber of members of the local baseball taken away the Chinese Interport clubs, consisting of, among others, Cup. They have taught, our
Mr. Harry H. Sling, manager, and thing or two, Mr. Richard Shim, assistant man. Chinese players a but it did not amount to machager, of the South China baseball The visitors certainly demonstrat teams; Mr. Wong Kum Ying, Mr, ed that esprit de corps is everything Soo Huen Yau, and Mr. Loo Hap to team, and that individual Foo, of the social committee of performances for the benefit of the South China Athletic Association; gallery do not win a game.
and Mr. Hin Wong, han. secretary
that the better team
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won.
In
Comparing the Shanghai outfit with the Dragons, one must fielding they all worked well, and there.
"playing-to-the grandstand." They had only three reliable batters among them, Char, Tsoy, and Loo were the safe bats,
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while Kim was also able to pull of one or two at times. But in this matter, the Dragons are in the same boat. I. Chion, Shim and Sling are the only three that could be depended upon, and in fact where the battery was concerned, these two teams were on sa even Keel
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TENNIS NOTES.
The second semi-final of the Hong Doubles organised by the Hong Kong Cricket Cinh was played yesterday and resulted in a victory for G. W. Sewell and B. Owen Hughes by two sets to love, 6-4 and 63
As the scores indicated the" match was not as closely contested as the other semi-final in which Fiddes Wilson and Gordon defeat- ed Lt-Col Wratt and Rer. F. P. W. Alexander by two acts to one.
Still play often reached a good standard and although the winners had control of the game mont of! the time, the Dodwell pair put up a very fine delence which proved hard to break
The winners are
an independent pair and enter the and R. Gordon (Jardins, Matho Rusl to meet W. D. Fiddes Wilson
200) ser,
The records of the finalists fol
of Hong Kong Baseball Association. low-
Before sailing, the team was in. formally entertained by Sir Shou son Chow, one of the honorary presidents of the South China Athletic Association; and Lady Chow and other ladies went on board the Empress to see the team
off.
The visitors were taken across the Harbour by & launch specially an- gaged by the South China Athletic Association, and the launch follow ed the Empress until she was clear of the Harbour. Cheers were ex changed between the departing team and its hosts, while fire crackers, including a long one, were let off
G.
D. Fiddes Wilson and R. Gor don (Jardine, Matheson) ser. w.c. from E. R. West and B. P. Beaumount, bear Lieut. Healing and Lieut. Waters (Tamar) owe 3/8 5-6, 46, 6-3, beat D. J. Gilmore and T. L Christie (Chartered Bank) reç. 16 6-1, 6-7 and 9-7, beat C. Blaker and G. Miskin (Gilman & Co.)" owe 2/6 46, 6-2, 7-5,
beat Lt. Col: Wyatt and Rev. F. P. W. Alexander owe 15/3 36, 63, 88.
W. Sewell and H. Owen Hughes owe 16/9 drew a bye in the first round and
beat W A. Nowers and D. B. Green (AP.0.) owa 1/6-6-2, 6-3,
COUNTY CRICKET.
SUTCLIFFE'S BIG SCORE.
WEST INDIES WIN,
THROUGH AKUTNE'S AGENUT.]
AUGUST 30th, 1928.
COWES REGATTA.
SECOND KING'S OUT FOR
CORAL!!
THE FIRST DAY,"
Cowes, August 7th.
The four-days regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron was opened
Yorkshire v. Sussex, Yorkshire best Sussex on the rats: Cowes yesterday under "condi
tions that were as favourable as laningi,
could be wished.
York 450 for 4 wickets, innings decred cosed (Sutcliffe 53).
Sussex 131 and 400 (Duleepsiahji
·150)..
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Notts v. Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire beat Derbyshire on the first innings.
Notts 102 and 154 for & wickets. Derby 199 (Larwood 5 for 26).
Lancashire e, Wales, Lancashire beat Wales by sc runs,
Lanca. 200 (Hallows (14) and a for 3 wickets, innings declared closed.
Wales se Hopwood 6 for. 20)
and 131
Leicestershire.".
Essex Esser beat Leicestershire on the fret innings.
Essex 340 (O'Connor 123).
The day was a very busy one, mas
the Royal London Yacht Club also held a regatta for the smaller classes. The entry for the combin ́ed fixtures was surely a record one far Cowes, no fewer than 173 boats figuring on the two cards.
The chief race of the day was the aahual handicap for yachts owned by members of the Royal Yacht Squadrag for the King's Cup. Sixteen of the boats entered start- ed, but several did not complete the long course of 48 sen miles.
All sorts and sizes of craft were among the competitors, the veshals varying from 18 to 995 toni and including entters, yawis, ketches, antt a chooner.
There were half a dozen boats in the race which had previously won Leicester 96 (Dawson 126 not King's Cups, and one of these, Mr. out).
Warwick Worcester, Warwickshire beat Worcester. shire on the first innings.
Worcester -203 and 80 for 7 wickets.
Warwick 332 for 3 wickets, ina- inga declared closed (Fiddian Green 93, Wyatt 92).-.
Surrey Middlesex. Surrey beat Middlesex on the first innings
Surrey 332 and 245 for a wickets (Hobby 75).
"Middlesex 305,
Gloucester, Somerset. Gloucestershire beat Somerset on the first innings --
Gloucester 281 for 7 wickets, Rintings declared closed.
D.
beat O. C. Stark and E. J. Mitchell owa 9/6 6-3, 6-3, beat E D. Lawrence and T.
E. Pendered (A.P.C.) owe 3/6. 6-3, 6-0,
The visitors did very wall during Of all the visiting teams that had been in Hong Kong during their stay in Hong Kong, winning five and losing only one game. The the last two years, no one could
team carried off the cup presented deny that the "All Filipino Star" was the best, and then come "thely Sir Shou-son Chow."
Honolulu. Chines." The Shang- hai team was nothing out of the ordinary, and it is to be regretted that an effort was not made to ar- range a match with the local Fili pino pack It was also a pity that the Hong Kong "Baseball Club was unable to field a team against the visitors. If any team in the Colony could trounce the Shanghai [TO THE EDITOR OF THE HONG KONG Division at the Tennis Chinese it was the Filipinos.
I have scen baseball played in'] Shanghai, and from what I saw, I must say that the Shanghai Chinese were not representative of that port. The Shanghai Ameri- cans have a very strong outfit, and even the American School boys xed a better standard of base hall while I was there. Then the panese teams were also strong factors to contend with. However, a visiting team is always a diver sion to ball fans in the Colony, and no matter whether the stan dard was high or not, our baseball enthusiasts have given their full support and have thoroughly en jesed themselves.
While on the subject, I might mention that the Shanghai players had many faults to find with us The day after their first game here I was asked why no Box Score" was kept. The visitor thinking that I had never been in Shanghai told me how they do things over there, and that the Press always published the Box Score together with their accounts. I told him that I was connected with one of the leading dailies there and it had been my lot to report ball games, and pointed out to him that the Box Score was supplied to the Pressmen after each game by the official scorer. He was sur prised when I told him that such things are never done here.
The Chinese Y.M.C.A. assisted throughout the short sojourn of the visitors by opening the hostel to them under most favourable con- ditions, owing to the courtesy of Mr. Y. H. Taso
CORRESPONDENCE.
DAILY FREES]
Sin-On behalf of the East Chins Baceball Team, I am directed to express through your columns our heartiest and most sincere thaaks to the following named individuals and ssociations for their kind hospitality: Sir Shou Soi Chow, Mr. Too Shu Hon, Mr. Tung Bin Kt, South China Athletic Associa tion, Hong Kong Baseball Associa tion, Chins, Athletic Association, Chinese Bathing Club, Chinese Y.M.C.ANGELZARA
W. Y. CHAR, Captain,
East China Baseball Team. South China Athletic Association,
August 29th.
beat B. K. Valentine and A. D.
Humphreys (Dodwell & Co.): owe 15 64, 63,
Civil Service obtained their tenth paint on Saturday when they beat the Bawloon Cricket Club in the League. They have finished their season remarkably well and after a poor start they improved as the so that they season progressed,
Somerset so (Parker 7 for 47). West Indies v. Kant.
The West Indies beat Kent by For ruas.
103)
West Indies 289: (Browne and 216 (Freeman # for 104).
Keat 127, and 170.
BOXING
WORLD'S TITLE MATCH.
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It is
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Frank Chaplin's 3-tons auxiliary yawl Coral, was again successful.
Coral, which was built in 1902 to designs by Mr. Frederick Shepherd, wan two years ago.
The 37-tons auxiliary Jaw! Amaryllis, a boat that has done tens of thousands of miles foreign eruising and which was recently presented by Miss Muhlhausen to the Royal Naval Training College at Dartmouth, was placed second, bat there is no second prize.
Westward's Succesa.
The big class yacht race was one of the best of the season, less than minute covering the three placed boats.
The big American-built schooner Westward 'was well suited by the conditions and' won'' Iron". Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock by 34 sec. -Astra was third, sec. than the green
cutter. Britannia, the King's cutter, only lost third prize by the narrow mat- gin of 54sec.
worse
Another very close finish was that in the international 12-metre class. Mr. F. R. Payne's Vanity, which halls from Burnham-on-Crouch, won after a keen contest. The two Clyde-owned beats fris (Sir Thomas Glen Coats) and Zinita (Sir Arthur C. Connell) were second and third.
East Coast Boats,
The big-class handicap was again won by Mr. Hugh""F. Paul' Sumurun, which also hails from the east coast. Sir Howard Frank'i Yorada, now racing under cutter- rig, was second.
The second division of the handi- cap feet provided an interesting contest, Mr. P. de G. Benson's The Lady Anne winning, Paula (Mr. Algernon Maudslay) being second, and Mr. J. W. Cook's Thanet third.
The the international 8-metre class M. Louis Breguet's Nítchevo, a French designed and built boat, was 'a competitor, but she did not get a place in the prize list. The winner was Lord Fariter and Bir
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|bout. We have been and that the former will win the memorable one. entertained lavishly far beyond our Shield again. The match will hopes of ever repaying in the probably be replayed in a day or same measure. However, we shall two. endeavour to do our very best by
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Three new buscs built to the ingly that we were unable to play the Chinese RC. I. will win the
We Shield. They have only the Kow-order of Messrs. Alex Hoes & Co., the Filipino Baseball Club. hope that in the near future we loon Indians to play and should Ltd., by Messrs. Bailey & Co.,
win that match hands down. Ltd., for the Kai. Tack fotor Bus ROMAN SCRIPT FOR IRISH may have the opportunity to crass
Their success has been a great in Co. have been officially inspected
LANGUAGE. bats with them."
We wish to express again ou centive to the Portuguese players and tested. at Kowloon," and, being deepest appreciation to the parties who are great enthusiats for the found highly satisfactory, at once concerned for their many kindnesses game. Like the Chinese they have pus to the work on the roade; two DECISION OF FREE STATE
COMMISSION. shown towards us during our soyoung blood to draw upon and similar buses are almost journ in Hong Kong. Cordially will not be surprising to find in pleted by Messrs. Bailey & Co., a few seasons to come that a Ltd The chassis of these buses
DUBLIN, August 1st. yours,
couple of buddies will shine in are of the well-known. " Dennis".
The Irish Free State Civil Ser the more important competitionslow spring type, and were deliver locally.
ed to Bailey's shipyard a month vice Commission announces that in And yet they said they play
ago since when the entire construc. 1930 Roman type will be used for the printing of test papers in the ball over here?" my Shanghai
tion, upholstering, electric lighting. Trish language, and that for 1933 friend asked. "What about su
painting, polishing and lettering, candidates will be required to use indicator? Don't they give the
etc., have been completed.
Roman script in the writing of Lord and Lady Louth, Prince umpire one! I have seen that the
The bodies of these 'buses are of Irish. This decision implies the and Princess Winsemaky, the Revi ump always goes without one and that's mighty tough on him. You
strong design and excellent finish discarding by the State of the Marvin Clare, the Vicar of Stoke and provide seating accommoda- or aamental characters, correspond- Poges, and hundreds of other can't expect a man to remember all the strikes and balls"
tion in bpholstered Rexine covered ing to the Gothic character of guests were present at the opening Another question he fired at me was "Well,
Passengers homeward bound spring seats forward for eight first Germany, in which the Irish lan of Stoke Court, the historic Buck- ho made the ground rules, and Shanghai outfit on Tuesday. How the suburbs figured in a minor passengers, and polished
priated.
& Country Club and centra for why does the ump seem to know ever, the game was called off and rebellion against authority othardwood seats aft for twelve guage is usually.written and ¦ inghamshire home, of the Penns an Some extreme persons oppose the sportsmen and motorists. In this nothing about it. Wherever a dis- Shanghai played, their final with Waterloo Station, London, one third-class passengers. The insides
01 of buses are neatly covered with change atfongly and impart a poli-house the post Gray wrote much of pute arises, he is always at the Dragons instead. Mr. Rull, Saturday last month. loss!" I told him to get his in the capable manager of the Fili
They look possession of the Rexine, the floors of first-class tical favour to the purely literary his immortal Elegy, and from a formation from the proper quarpino team told Zafra a thing or ters. He shook his head and with two, and how the Big Boy" has guard's van of a crowded electriu compartment with linoleum and question. It is pointed out, how point in the grounds one can see & smile went away..
promised never to get heat stroke train, and refused to obey orders tours of third-class compattinent ever, by experts that the so-called the distant spires of Eton College to quit. Quiet-looking City work parred. The windows are of the Gaelic characters which superseded which inspired that famous poem Strachan & Brown patent adjust the ancient Ogham seript at the
Modern city life has made the ers were among the ringleaders. Now let us turn to our local
Ball fans can therefore look for- The trouble, followed a delay to able sliding type and the electric fime of the conversion of Ireland
Mr. William Duncan, the founder Interest was lost in our league. own affairs when the fans bad ward to another keen struggle be to the 12.55 train for Guildford lighting, by Messrs. Wm. Cack to Christianity ate Roman in country clubs necessity, said
design.
the Latin Alphabet. Moreover, of the club. It has been said Shanghai to think about, but will tween the Dragons and the Fili- This did not depart until 1.20, and&Co., Ltd., of neat and effective origin, and were called in Old Irish
that the pinoa. I understand that the it was crowded by people who no doubt revive now
At a trial of the buses on the the modern Roman characters are that the advent of the Country cast over the Filipino Baseball every day and seeking reinforce train Club-the probable winners of the rent from
Every carriage was packed and the Kai Tack Co. Messrs. Ho Su foreign philologists in the redaction the Americanizing of England. senior championship-on August sjon players. They will not officials were harangued by scores. Woon, Manager, Lam Moo Sing, of old texts on account of their is utterly untrue. England 21st, when their pitching ace, Zafra, go down to the Filipinos with of people left on the platform. Secretary, and Wong Fong Lai, superior flexibility, and leading is not and never will be Ameri- Op Suddenly a man standing near Chiet Engineer, Sub-Inspector Gaelic scholars seem to be unaulcanised, and the Americans are had a sudden attack of heat stroke, out a struggle, that's sure. and took himself off to Shanghai the other hand the Filiping boys the front guard's van opened the Mason for the Folice Department mously in favour of the change, the last to wish it so by the President Pierce. Of course, are confident of dishing out sa- door and jumped in. Within a few and Mears. C. E. Mendham And All other Celtic languages and One team's loss is another's gain other severe defeat to the Dragons seconds the van was crowded, and AADsnd for the builders. dialects are written in the modern and member of the Dragons now that they have got Zafra back. teain, who was on board the same It is indeed hard luck on the Hong
Aporter, ordered to fake namer ship to see a friend off, was heard Kong Baseball Club that Ruffin, to say to his friend that the their pitching ace is laid up in found the task impossible, and Dragons will again be champion hospital, and two or three of their eventually he got to the van this year now that Zafra had gone good players are away from the himself in order to see that the Colony. Their chances in the mutineers" transferred to car league, however, are very remote riages at Surbiton. The news of Zafzala danature. They Are well behind, and only Travelling in the guard's van of came as a shock to the Filipina superhuman short would being the electri Craingaigustrielly supporters, but Zafra was quickly them on a level with the Dragons hibited, as the vans are imme
(Continued on next Column). For the Filipinos.
ly behind the motors.
cured by the sea voyage and re- turned to the Colony by the Pre vident, Taft, on Monday evening, in good time to play the scheduled game between the Filipino and the
again!
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