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LOCAL CRICKET
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 1933.
WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES
CRAIGENGOWER BEATEN
AT HOME
PEARCE SCORES HALF CENTURY FOR H.K.C.C. AND DUCKITT TAKES 4 FOR 20
· NAVY, DRAWS WITH CIVIL SERVICE AT KING'S PARK
Two matches in the First Division of the Cricket League were decided cm Baturday. In the game at Happy Valley, the H.K.C.C. took full points from the Orsigergower 0.0., a feature of their match being the bright batting of T. A. Pearce who scored 58 out of a total of 183 for 7 wickets, The Craigengower altor being 2 down for 72 runs allowed themselves to be all out for 105, Duckitt doing all the damage by taking four wickets for 20.
The Navy and the Civil Service drew at King's Park. The Navy batted first and scored' 169 for four wickets, Commander Williams scoring 50 before being bowled by Sayer. Commander Shaw scored 43 and Mid. Farnhill registered 38,"
The Civil Service, thanks to 32 by Hawkins, and 24 not out by Baker, replied with 132 for 7 wickets.
In the Second Division, the Craigongower, visiting the H.A.0.0. forced a draw, while at Happy Valley, the Civil Service seconds were badly trounced by the Navy thanks to Rowley's bowling which accounted for five wickets for 11 mans.
Several friendlies were played, an interesting match being that by the University ground, where the home' team accounted for the Indian R.C., league champions, by ten wickets!
LEAGUE I.
0.0.0.. H.K.C.C
At Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat Craigengower Cricket Club by 58 runs:-
Scores
Hong Kong C..
A. W. Hayward, retired... 44
E. R. Duckitt, a Gittins, b
Omar
2. A. Poarce, c E, A. Lee, b
R. Lee
H. Owen-Hughes, & Zimmern,
b Hubbard........
Lt.-Comdr, Laing, O. A. Crab-
Pay-Lt-Comdr. Yates, broc, E.R.A. Mainwarning, Mar. Jem- mett, und Mid, Boyle did not bat.
Reed Baker.
Bowling Analysis,
"Hamilton
Richardson
Wallington.
Hawkins
0. M. R. W
1 29. 0
0,0,0, 2nd XI.
W. Roed, b Lowe ...
J. Leonard, e Mackenzie, b
Wright
N. B. Kitchell, o and b
Bishop
J
B. R. France, b Bishop... 0 R Sourbutts, a and b Bishop A. Kitobell, not out ... 2
J. L. Youngsaye, o Lowe, b
Bishop
.0
1
R. Reed, 'e Wright, b Lowa... 1 Y. Abbas, not out-
Extras (byss 8, leg byes 2) 10
Total (for 7 wickets)..... 19
G. Winch, E. Barry did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
• Lowson
7 128 0 Wright Pinky. 10. 1 14 "1
Kilbee Bishop Lowe
5 37 4 2
0 2
8
12 4 $
་
C.S.0.0. . NAVY II
The Navy's second string beat the Civil Service by 107 runs at Happy Valley.
Scores:-
Navy 2nd XI.
Lt. Fuller, e Pilcher, b Mac-
Gowan
S/Lt. Carver, b Randle...... Lt-Cemdr. Lloyd, o Pilcher,
b Handle
S/Lt. Donald, b Randle
35
5
3
0
E. A. Rowley, b Paics .......................... 31 S/Lt. Robertson, b Simpson 4 Pay Lt.-Comdr. Nave, run out Mid. Henderson, b Randle... Mid. Yates, a Ling, b Randle 2 L/Comdr. Mason, e Mat-
thews, h Randle I/Comdr. Barry, not out ...... 37 Extras (byes 17, "eg byes 4) 21
Tothl
10
.179
LOCAL HOCKEY
SATURDAY'S MATCHES
R.A.S.O, DEFEAT GERMAN CLUB.
In Mamak. Tournament match Royal Army Sarvice Corps defeated the German Club by 8 goals to 2. The score at half time, was two goals each. Tipple and Senior ahared the goal honours for the military team, while Lange and Mueller natted for the German Club.
ST. ANDREW'S LADIES v, RECREIO LADIES.
Playing on the Marius ground at Kowloon the Recreio ladies did very well to draw with the St. An drew's Ladies in a scoreless game, in the Cher Clark Tournament.
Mina C. Osmund and M. Basto were mainly responsible for holding the St. Andrew's forwards. This re sula adds even inore interest to the Caer Clark competitions as the St. Andrew's ladies were thought to be the better team.
The teams
St. Andrew's:—R Rose; P. Woolley, G. White; I. Woolley, M. White, E. Landolt; P. Gittens, M. Bryson, M. Woolley, N. Lee and M. Chan.
Recreio-A. Almada; C. Osmund, M. Basto; E. Xavier, M. Alves, E Rosario: . Botelhe, C Silva, O Ribeiro, A. Alves and M. Remedios,
Y.M.OA., H.M.S, MEDWAY.
1.
At King's Park, the Y.M.C.A. Bowling, Analysis.
first team heat a team from H.M.S. 0. M. R. Medway in a friendly match be Brown scored three iguals to nil. all three goals for the Young Men's team.
0 4
10 1 29 1
14
4 0 17
0 0
3 0 17 0
Randle
2 D 12
1
16 3 43 0 MacGowan 13 0 Simpson 3 0 18: 1 Matthews pag
1 0 @ 0 Paico..........
0
1
Sayer, ark. 4.5, 0.29
Bowled Fno ball,
Civil Service 0.0.
J. E. Richardson, e Shaw, b
Yates
D
...... 58
E. W. Hamilton, 6. Yates... 0 J. Barrow, e Shaw, b Jem-
34
mett H. G. Wallington, o Yates, b
Marsham******
17
17
D. S. Harley, b Hubbard....
A. Reid, a Hanson, b Hub-
R. M. Wood, b. Jenmett ...ng B. C. K. Hawkins, at. Shaw,
Marsham..........
32
0
G. I. Sayer, 1.b.w., b Yates 15
Extras (byes 8)
0
F. Baker, not but ..........
24
B. D. Evans, not out
14
Total (for 7 wickets) 103
Extras (byes 7) ........
E. JR. Mitchell, not out-12 O, E. 0. Martón, b Hubbard
bard
A. C. Beck, G. S. Dunkley and
C. B, B. Sargent did not bat.
Bowling Analysis,
R. Lee,...... 12
WT. Patterson, 1.b.w., b
Total (for 7 wickets)..............132
H. E. Strange and E. B. Reed
Bowling Analysis,
H.K.C.C. v. 0.0.0.
0.5.0.0. 2nd XI.
Matthews, e Rowley, b Mason o Holdman, b Mason Bebbington, Rowley, b
Robertson MacGowan, e Donald, b Row-
Tey
12
2
Randle, e and b. Yates_10: Pilcher, o Donald, b Rowley 0 Buttress, l.b.w, b Yates...... "0
Simpson, o Donald, b Rowley 1 Paice, bRowley
Strange, b Rowley
Ling, not out
日
Q
18
Extras (byes 4, wide ball 1) 8
Total
Bowling Analysis.
*Hendersonjetu 1 0
Bowled a wide ball.
FRIENDLIES
72
0. M. R. W.
did not but.
Omar
12. 1
39
1
0
57
1
0. M. R. W.
0. M. R. W.
Hubbard on 10,4 1
40
E-
Yateg
0 17 3
Mason
0
2
F. K. Ter.... 4
0
21
0
Jemmett
0
1 20 2
Robertson ...
9 2 0.20
1
Craigangower 0.0.
Marsham Crabtree
10
56
Rowley
1.2-2 11
$
32
Yates
4- 1 17
2
1
0
Ponrco
F. K. Leo, b Beck
10
LEAGUE M.
E. Zimmern, b Roid
44
H. V. Gittina, b Duckitt ...
U. M. Omar, u and h Duckitt 1
E. A. Lee, b.w., b Duckitt 1
R. Lee, 1.b.w., b. Durkitt
0
C. W. Lam, b Reid
5
H. P. Lan, run out
1
L. Hubbard, run out
Q
Extras (hyes 8)
5
H.K.0.0. 2nd XI.
Total
105
Bowling Analysis.
A. K. MacKenzio, o Reade, b
Abbas.........
O. M. R. W.
Beck
.7 3 . 14
1
..... 10 4
30
2
7
0
30
9 2 20
Reid.....
Pearce Duckitt
NAVY. 0.8.C.C.
Playing at King's Park, the Navy drow with the Civil Service Crickat Club.
Scarca:
Comulr. Williams; b Sayer... 50 Lt. Marsham, 1.b.w,, b Haw-
king..........
Played on the R.K.C.C. ground
these two Club's second string drew.
Scores:-
મ
H. J. Armstrong, b Winch...a LD. Kilbee, b A. Kitchell 30 H. J. D. Lowe, b Sourbutts... 23 C. E. Gahagan, o Leonard, b
Abbas
p
C. W. F. Bishop, not out.... R. S. W. Patterson, a Kit-
chell, b Abbas
A: D. Lowson, o Reade, b
Abbasia
B. R. Davies, o: Sourbutts,
b Abbus...
C. A. Wright, Lh.w., b Abbas 4 W. Stoker, a Irante, b Abbas é Extras (byes 6, log byes 1) 7
Total
190
Bowling Analysis,
0: M. R. W.
Comdr. Shaw, b Baker Mid. Earnhill, o Wallington, b
Saverjam
43
30
Capt. Drew, not out,
Extras (byes D, log byos 3,-
us ball 1)
Sourbutts
0 35 1
Winch
10
Iranea
Toted (for 4 wkte., dec.).159
Abbas
A Kitchell
WATCH FOR
2 29 1 0 13 0 2227
THE YEAR'S LOVELIEST PICTURE
"DOLORES-DIL-RIO- and JOH M«CREA
UNIVERSITY », INDIANS.
Played on the University ground, this match resulted in a win for the University by 10 wickets, The visitors batted Urst and compiled the meagre total of 87 runs, Gosano (3 for 21) and Anderson (4 for 20). doing the damage. The University knocked up the required runs with all their wickets intact and went on to score 159 for 4. Anderson (48 retired), Rodrigues (37 retired) and F. R. Zimmern (33) did most of the scoring for the University.
Boores
I.B.C
87
University (for 4 wickets) 152
RECRETO, K.C.C.
**
Y.M.C.A. MEN p. LADIES.
The same afternoon, the Y.M.C.A. Gents entertained the Ladies team and defeated them by three goals "to one. Moas (2) and Fowler netted for the Gents while Miss Fowler, Mason and Dalziel played very well for the Ladies team,
INCOGNITOS BEAT R.C. SIGNALS
In a very fast game on the Marina ground, Kowloon, yester- day the Incognitos defeated the R.C. Signals by two goals to nil. The goals were scored early in the fiest half by J. M. Pinton and C. C. Francis W. Reed was outstand- ing for the Incognitos. This is their ninth Mamak hockey match,
and so far they have won every, game they have played.
The Incognitoe will meet the I.A.O.C., on Saturday and H.M.S. Medway un Sunday.
Y.M.C.A. VISIT. MACAO
Tho
YMCA. visited Macao Hockey Club, winning the game yesterday and played the Macao by two goals to one. Macao's team scored the only goal during the first half, the centre forward netting
In the second half the YM.C.A.. team renewed their attacks, and levelled through Fowler. Towards he and of the game Brown put the visitors ahead with a very fine goal, In the Macao team the outstanding players were Lieut. da Costa and The goal-keeper.
The Y.M.C.A. team was as fol lows:
Skinner: Tate, - Murphy “ Bates,, Lowe, Sommer, Wilson, Burnett, Brown, Fowler, Price
The party which visited Alacan was about twenty in number includ Played at King's Park this matching several ladies. They were very resulted in the K.O.C beating the hospitably entertained by the Macao Recreio by thres wickets. The home Hockey Club, and had a very en- team batted first and scored 87.runs, joyable time, returning by the Perry taking four wickets for 11 evening bat while Haven and Walker took three
wiokete bach for 20 and 8 runs, res-j 7T
pectively. The K.C.C. scored 94 for 11 rung. Melanes took thres
the loss of seven wickets, after wickets for 14.
being three wickets down for no
score. A. B F Raven was top
soorer with 3d runs, AP. Guterres
took threo wickets for 13 runs.
Scores:-
Reorezo
87 1.0.0. (för" wickets).: DF
K.O.C.. LINCOLNS:
Boores:
K.C.C (for 0 wickets) Lincoln's" -
ERO POLICE RC
These two teama met in a friendly on the former s. ground and the ro Eault was draw. The home team scored 149 runs while the visitors [could do ino better, thần. 104 for 8- The Kowloon Cricket Club ai nockete, For the home team M. 1. difficulty in accounting for the Lin-Madar compiled guns while colae at King's Park Batting first. reator orpoumble for de they scored 180 for nine wipkats and Alexander oored 36 1or the then dismissed the soldiers for 73 Police A
runs. E C. Fincher scored 57 for Police wickets for 37 runs,
the home team while EF Fincher
kisiz of the Lincoln'a wickets for
(Continued at foot of next Column)
Scorek
IRC
Polite (for 8 wickets)
MED 104
LAWN TENNIS
K.C.C. BEAT HM.S. KENT E.C. FINCHER EXTENDED
In the whole-day match yesterday. between Kowloon Cricket Club and H.M.S. Kent on the former's courts, the home team "won comfortably. Singles were played in the morning, and Doubles in the afternoon.
The Singles tie between E C Fincher and Comdr. Packer proved very interesting, and resulted in n win for the club man by the "odd set. The Commander drove consist, ently well throughout and scored pretty placements, repeatedly with his forehand, and on the whole showed up sufficiently, well, to be come one of the strongest aspirants for the Colony's championship, this
year
The detailed results follow:-
Singles.
E. C. Fincher (K.0.0.) beat: Odr. Parker 6-3, 2-8, 6-3,
D. S. Green (K.C.C.) beat Sub-Lt. atos 6-1, 6-3, 6-4.
3. P. D. Macauley (K.C.C.) beat 'Eng.-Lt.-Cdr. Nave 6-3, 6-2, 0-0.2)
8. A. Gray (K.C.C.) beat Cdr. Shears 6-1, 6-0, 6-1.
F. Kengelbacker (E.C.C.) beat. Lt.Cdr. Campbell 6-2, 6-3, 6-1.
G. A. White (K.C.C.) bent Lt. Armstrong 6-1, 6-1, 6-3.
E. Abraham (K.C.C.) lost to Capt. Drew 3-6; 1-6, -8.
O. I. Stapleton (K.C.C.) lost to Lt.Cdr. Jones, 1-6, 2-6, 0-0.
Doubles.
Fincher and Macaulay drew with' Packer and Jones 6-4, 6-8, 6-8, 0-0, 4-6,
Stapleton and White drew with Yatos and Nare 7-5, 3-6, 62, 66, 4-8.
Abraham and Green drew with Capt. Drow and Shears 6-1, 6-3, 6-6, 3-8, 3-0.
FOOTBALL
LEAGUE LEADERS
BEATEN
GUNNERS BOW TO SOUTH CHINA
CHINESE ATHLETIC SURPRISE
BORDERERS A
Both Chinese teams in the First Division, the South China, and the Chinese Athletic were successful in their matches yesterday, the former basting the Gunners by one goal to nil, while the latter sprang surprise on the Borderers, running out winners by firs "goals to one.
The former match, which was played before a large crowd at Sookunpoo, had an important bearing on the Championship as the Gunners are at present leaders of the League with South China only one point behind but with two matches on hand. Apparently realising this importance, the Chinese folded their strongest eleven so far this season, while the Gunners put out their urnál eloven.
At Happy Valley, before a comparatively small orfed, the Chi- ness Athletics who have not been taring so well this year surprised · the Borderers by five goals to one.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
South China Athletics
Gray and Kengelbacker beat Campbell and Armstrong 6-0, 6-0, 6-1, 6-4,
Navy
Club
Police
HOME RUGBY
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES
(THROUGH BEUTER's Aotvor.]
LONDON, Jan. 5. FOLLOWING are the results, of
Rugby football matches played. at Home on Saturday: England Blackheatle
Bradford Bristol Coventry Leicester London Irish Richmond
St. B'lomew's
Hospital
29 The Rest
42 U.S. P'mouth
Eastern
Kovicon
Trung Tein
Bordārsts
›
Athletic Ewo
18 Birkenhead P. 3
6 The Army
8
Swansen
*
3 Rosslyn Park 0
Signals Recrolo
3 London S'tish 21
5 Bath
8
University Radlo
Talkoo
6 Harlequins
Pleasing
leasing
to the taste-and also to the throat!
Sunday's Matches
FIRST DIVISION
Artillery
Barderers
Saturday's Matches
FIRST DIVISION
St. Joseph's Recreio
Lincolns
SECOND DIVISION
Club
St. Joseph's. South China Navy
Artillery
Lincolns
THIRD DIVISION
Borderers
"St. Joseph's
2- Athletio
South China R.A.5.0.
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