10.
CRICKET
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933.
WEEK-END
CLUB BEATEN BY THE
I. R. C.
'HAT TRICK" BY F..D. PEREIRA
GOOD DAY FOR THE BOWLERS
CLIE ON THE CLUE" THE I.R.C. DEFEATED THE
WICKETS, IT WAS A GROUND' BY THREE REMARKABLE GAME, THE BOWLERS HAVING THINGS ALL THEIR OWN WAY, FROM FIRST TO LAST. F. D. PEREIRA HAD THE SATISFACTION OF DOING THE HAT TRICK, HIS THREE VICTIMS BEING T. A. PEARCE, HIS FINAL AT K. MUNRO AND O. E. C. MARTON. FIGURES WERE S FOR 13.
At one time it looked as if the I.R.O. would fail to pass the Club's meagre 47, Bock, who took 5 wickets for 14 being in great form. However, Madar made a patient 15-worth many a century under easy conditions and the Home riders' total was passed with three wickets in hand.
Kowloon 0.0, visiting Happy Valley, nearly lost their match with the Olvil Servants: Set 101 to get to win they had geven men out for 61 runa. Then F. 8. W. Smith and G. C. Burnett in con- "· Junction with E. C. Fincher, pulled the game out of the fire. E. W. Hamilton. took 6 K.0.0, wickets for 12 ans,
The Univeralty, playing at King's Park, easily beat the Navy, The latter collapsed before Gosano (1 for 8), and A. T. Foman- bhoy (8 for 10), and the University then proceeded to make 63 for one wicket, D. J. N. Anderson being again in form.
́LEAGUE 1ST DIVISION
H.K.COL.R.C.
At the H.K.C.C. the Indian Re- creation Club bent the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 3 wickets.
Scores:-
Hong Kong c..
H. Owen-Hughea, e A. A. Rumjahn, b A. R. Minu ...
T. Hayward, b Pereira... Il
T. A. Pearce, o A. R. Miam,
b Poreira
K. A. Munro, b Pereira
NAVY D. UNIVERSITY.
At King's Park, the University beat the Navy by 10 wickets.
Scores
Favy.
SPORTING ACTIVITIES
LEAGUE 2ND DIVISION
I.R.C. II. v. H.K.C.C. II.
At Sookunpoo, the Indian Recroa- tion Club drow, with the Hong Kong Cricket Club, Scores:-
LE.O. II.
M. P. Madar, o Armstrong,,b
Bishop
A. R. Abbas, st. Potter, b
Sargent
2
K. Nazarin, 1.b.w., b Bishop 1 M. el Argulli, l.b.w., b Low-
YACHTING
ARMY-NAVY RACE YESTERDAY
MORNING RACE..
Courso:--Start-Club Line West to East, Channel Rocks (P.), Rum. sey Shoal (S), Kowloon Rock (S.) Finish Club Line East to West.
Distance: 6.6 miles.
Army B.C.
8th CHAMPIONSHIP RACE, --
Course :-Stonecutters Island (S). Distance :—8 miles.
"A" Olass--Started at 11.20.
Yacht Woop II
Tla. Finished Pos'n Pts.
4.17.32 .1
(Maj. Griffin) Jan.............. 4.19.51* (Capt. J. Krogh-Mos) Artemis 4.20.2$
(Cdr. Drummond) Isobel... 4.20.37
(Cdr. W. G. Cowland)
Joss
จ
71
3 3D
10
A. Kamail, c Lowson, b
Bishop
47
3
A. R. Suffad, b Bishop
F. M. et Arenili
Arm-
***** 4.21.59
44
strong, b Bishop.....
0
Yacht
Pts.
(J. R. L. Stanton).
YI Major Melntrye
son
*
A. M. Rumjahn, b Lowson... 29
(Lt. Kilroy) 12 Y's Lt. Bolt ........... (Lt. Hill) 17 Yo Capt. Tentt
Sub-Lt. Brookes) 2 G7 Lt. Col. Marsden
La Linda....... 4.23.20
(Mr. G. H. Gandy) Gull ............ 4,24.44
(Mr. B. Naens) Oslo.....
8
19
ï
20
4.26.01
27.
32
44
M. R. Abbas, b Lowson... 0 S. Ismail, not out
0
Extras (byos 13, leg byes 2) 15
Total
G1 Capt. Griffin
11 Major Stewart
117
Bowling Analysis,
O. M. R. W.
Bishop
19
4
20
Sargent
8 1.
1
Lowson
*
24
3
Kilbee'
21.1 7 1
3 0
0
A. R. H. Esmail, e Potter, b
Kilbee
Way Baskett
7 3 0 0 H.K.0.0. II.
H. J. Armstrong, b F. M. el
Arculli
P. E. Baskett, run out....... 23
O. E. Gahagan, e Suffiad, b.
F. M. el Arculli
(Lt. Cheras) B
(Mid. Bruce) 4
(Lt-Coudr. May) 15 A4 Capt. Fowkes... (Lt. Salt) 10 As Major Lochner (Lt. Fisher) 7 AT. Mr. Rose
(Comdr. Drummond) 1
Morning Total
76
Royal Navy.
Y3 Lieut. Gardner "
Yacht.
(Lt. Nicholson) 18 13 Lt. Stokes (Capt. Balt) 19 Ar Comdr. Middleton,
L-Col. Dunsterville a
A3 Comdr. Cowland
(Major Thoyts) _9 As L. Ryder...(Major. Griffin) 11
(Mr. M. Bergaust) Carpenter..... 4.20.40
(Mr. N. Croucher) Cicada
D.N.S.
(H. B. Day).
8th CHAMPIONSHIP RACE,
2
32
Courae-Stonecutters Island (8). Distance:-9 miles.
*İ” and “Y" Classes-Started át 14.30.
(Maj. R. G. Lochner)
.......D.N.F. April V Why Wonder 4.46.05.
(J. G. Pilcher) Bluejacket
SATURDAY'S LEAGUE
FOOTBALL
POLICE BEAT NEW NAVY TEAM
RADIO AVENGE DEFEAT: BORDERERS
BEAT TSUNG TSIN 11-0
No less than thirteen League matches were played on Satur- day, and in most of these results were as expected," The surprises wore the defeat of the Navy at the hands of the Police in the first Division, while, sa forecasted in our columns on Saturday, Radio avenged their defeat earlier in the season, by accounting for St. "Joseph's, one time leaders of the Third Division, by two goala to nil. As a result of this defeat, the Saints have now very little chance of winning the Championship; against the Borderere and the, Lincolns,
The highest score registered was in the match between the derers and Tenng Tsin in the second division, when the former scored eleven goals without reply.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
o Police
0 Borderers
SECOND DIVISION
0 Borderers
* Eastern
1 Kowloon
THIRD DIVISION
1 South China
0 Lincolns
1 University
2 St. Joseph's
FIRST DIVISION
Recreio
"Q Artillery
Pia.
(Capt. Dunlop) 14
Time Time
Navy
Y4 Lt. Ball...(Major Atkinson) 10 Go Lt. Currie
Yacht Daphne
Finished Corrected Pts
Club
'4.31.00 4.31,09 60
(Capt. C. C. Fowkes)
(Lt. Anstruther) 5
Ailsa
4.29.32 4.29.32
04
Toung Tsin
Artillery
R. S. W. Paterson, Lb.w., b
F. M. el Arculli
G3 Lt. Francis
3
Club
1 Ewo
(Major Mousley) · 6
4.45.20
L D.. Kilbee, e Madar,,, b
Rumjahn
14 Lt.-Peters
South China 43
Lincolns
0 Navy
9
Lt. Fuller, 1.b.w., b A. T.
Nomanbhoy......
J. Potter, b Rumjahn
1
0
Sub-Lt. Carter, e and b Go-
A. K. Mackenzio, o Nazarin,
b Kumjahn
..... 4.40.35 (Maj. K. P. Atkinson) Boojum 4.37,00
4,39.50 35
4.33.21
R4110
Cdr. Williams, e H. Nomaa-
C. W. E. Bishop, e A. K.
Ismail, b. F. M. el Arculli o
(Capt. D. Dunlop) Speedwell
4.28.56
4.98 11
44
67
(Maj. P.,S. Stewart)
Borderars Iteoreio Taikoo R.A.B.C. Radio
* Athletic
8
bhoy, b A. T. Nomanbhou
0
Lt. Marsham, e Anderson, h
A. T. Nomanbhoy
96
*** Q ** Class--Started at 14,35,
4.43.55 52
4.48.22 31
4.53.54
4.49.00
4.48.10 31
28
32
Pła
0
0. M. R. W
0
Yo Capt. Dunlop
|: (W. J. Handy) |
F. M. al Arculli 14 Rumjahn
3.
38
4
น
12
3 30
3
Joan 4.50.04 4.45.34
(Mr. F. Cope)
43
Suffad
I
1- Go Lt. Anstruther
"H" Class-Started at 14.55.
M. R. Abbas..... 0
4
0
Total
A. R. Abbas.
2 1 8 +
A. K. Ismail... 2 0
11
0
03 Major Moueley
Rolla
Bowling Analysis.
(Mr. R. Stock) Diana
Police Kowloon Recreio
.4.4 9
B
4
3
B
0
O. E. C. Marton; b Pereim 0
E. J. R. Mitchell, b A. R.
Minut
E.H.A. Mainwaring, o Aziz,
b A. T. Nomanbboy Lt.Cdr. Mason, H. Noman-
bhoy, b A. ". Nomanbhoy o Sub-Lt. Larkin, Lb.w., b
Gosano
O. E. Rippinton, b A. T. No-.
manhhoy
E. R. Duckitt, l.b, w., b A.
R. Minu
0
D. S. Harley, st. Ismail, b.
S. Benie, b Gouano
Mar. Hart, not out
Mid. Garside, b Gosano
A. A. Rumjahn
A. C. Beck, b Pereira
A. Rid, e Madar, is Bakar...
D. S. Dunkley, not out
Extras. (byes 5)
Total
Full of wickets:-1 for 17, 2
for 24, 3 for 24, 4 for 24, 5 for 99, 6 for 20, 7 for 90, '8 for 31,
0 for 33, 10 for 47.
".
Pereira
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W. 15 10 13
A. R. Minu................ 12 5 10 3 Madar
Bakar
2
1 0
1
1 0
0
Owen-
A. A. Rumjahň 1.3 Q
Indian R.C.
A. H. Rumjahn, o Hughes, b Bock
S. A. Tamail, b Duckitt
H. D. Rumjan, b Beck
A. H. Madar, not out...
A. S Suffiad, J.b.w..
Duckitt
A. A john, 1.b.w., b
Bock"
F. D. Pereira, b Beck
A. Bakar, Beck
A. R. Mimi, e Duckitt,
Owen-Hughes
J. 8. A. Curreem, c Beck, b Owen-Hughea
A. K. Minu, at, Dunkley, b.
Pearce
Extras (byes 16, leg bytes.3) 18
71
Total
Fall of wickets-1 for 19, 2 for 30, 3 for 30, 4 for 31, 5 for. 38, 6 for 42, 7 fon 42,8 for 62, 9 for 57, 10 for 71,
Extras (byes 1, leg byes 1) 8
Gosa.no
A. T. Nomanbhoy 6 ·10
Leo
41
} •1 B University.
D. J. N. Anderson; not out 28
A. M. Rodrigues, e and b
Marsham
L. T. Ride, not out Extras (hyes 3)
... 18
17
2
Total (for wicket)... 63
E. L. Gosano, A. T. Lec, H. Nomanbhoy, F. R. Zimmern, D. K. Samy, A. T. Nomanbhoy, A. A. Aziz and, P, H, Powers did not bat.
Fall of wickets:-1 for 32. Bowling Analygis.
O. M. R. W.
20
Mason
Larkin Hart
A. D Lowson, b A. R.
Suffind
C. B. R. Sargent, not out
J., R. Way, not but.
Extras (leg byes 2)
Total (for wickets)... 96
Bowling Analysis.
K.C.C. . Cs.ca. AND RECREIO MATCHES.
Full scores in these gumes ap- pears in our Kowloon Supplement.
UNIVERSITY NAVY.
At Pokfulam, the University beat the Navy by 28 runs.
Scores:-
University IL
D. Hunt, b Stannard le
W. A. Hunt, b Stannard.......
406
B. K. Ng, l.b.w, b Wilmot... 46
C. E. R. Clarabutt, b Stan-
nard
Morning Total
AFTERNOON RACE, Course Start-Club Line West to East, Channel Rocks (S.), Mark on Line (S.), Kowloon Rock (P.)." Finish-Club Line East to West.
Distance: 6.2 inile
Yacht.
Army 8.0.
(Lt. Gardner) 17. Y4 Major Atkinson...(Lt. Ball) 10
(Lt. Currie) 4
(Lt. Francis). € 4 Capt. Fowkes...(Lt. Peters) 15 13 Capt. Bolt... (Lt. Stokes) 13 At Lt. Col. Dunsterville.
(Comdr. Middleton) 3
A3 Major Thoyta
(Comdr. Cowland) 7 A9 Major Griffin...(Lt. Ryder) 8
(Major Molntyre) 10 Ya Lt. Hill (Lt. Rosier) 19
Afternoon Total Morning Total Previous Total
90TM 76
+3
Army S.C. Grand Total
Royal Navy.
Yacht.
Pts.
Y1 Lt. Kilroy
Q
K. P. Gan, und b Wilmot 25.
E. T. Wool, b Wilmot
4
Ye Sub-Lt. Brookes
R. I Tan, b Stannard... 39
9
0
2 0
13 0
.3 0 90 Q
W. K. Choa, c Donald, b
Staanard
(Capt. Trott) 1
G7 Lt. ChevALEO.
15
(Lt. Col. Marsden) 12
H. L. Osorio, not out .................... 23
10
-1
A. B. Tata, b Wilmot
0
11 Lt.-Comdr. May
Q. M. R. W.
P. B. Tata, not out
2
(Major Stewart) 14
17 4. 42 5
A4 Lt. Salt
(Capt. Fowkes) 2
Total (for 8 wickets)...184
AS Lt. Fisher
(Major Lochner) 9
Bowling Analysis,
O. M. R. W.
Stannard
14. 1 70 5
Boyle
€
2
'21
0
Wilmot
11 T 42 4
Donald
0 11
Crabtree
0. 14
•
Navy IL
..
Marsham..... .3
Bowling Analysis.
Hamilton
Richardson Wallington
*Simpson
...
16. 2 40 垒
3 1 9
1 0
*Bowled one no ball.
0.8.0.0. . K.0.C.
in our Kowloon Supplement
Extras (byes 6)
G1 Mid. Brice...(Capt. Ingle) 11
53.
5
Zephyr 4.43.55 (F. E. Skinner) Sirius 4.48.37
(W. Sporleder) Gael 4.58.94 (Capt. W. Truce) - Toynette
****** 4.53,30 (A. H. Chambers) Eunice
.....4.52.40
4.44.224.44.22-44
4.42.11
TABLES TO DATE
FIRST DIVISION
Goala
Artillery.17 11 462 97 24 Navy
18 10 24°48′ South China .17 8.27 35 30 Ewo
Taung Tein Kowloon
Club
11 St. Joseph's
P. W. D.L. F. A.Pts. Artillery ..:12 0 0 3 31 18 18 South Chias 9 7.1.1 2† Ø 15 Lincolns .10 6 1 3 31 14 13 St. Joseph's...10 6 13 20.11 13 Borderers 11 6 1 4 38 18 13 11 5 0 6 18 20 10 15 06 16 29 10 8 3 3 26 20 8 9.4 0.5 17 22 8 113 0 8 29 29 6 11 0 0 11 10 08 0
Navy Club Athletic
SECOND DIVISION
4.43.03 50 ......... 4.44.83 (0. F. Hyde) Collect... 4.48,11
37 (L. . L. Fisher). Dorothen... 4.51.49 4.45.49 43 Athletic
-Lincolns (P. Edwards)
Goals
2.8 44 31
17 5 3 8 29 62
16 4. 1'11 23 29 9
.17 23.12.31 58-7 15 20 13 20 67
0 Enstern....15 1 1 13 9 89.
THIRD DIVISION ....
ទ
Borderers Lincolns
B.A.8.C.
Goals
P. W. D. L.F. APts .18 14.11 63 16 29 .14 12 0 2.60.19.24 14 10 13 60:11 31
St. Joseph's...15 9 3 3 58 18 21
3 Athletic ......15 7 3 6 33 33.17
Bouth China „.17 7 3. 7 31°31′17 ̧ OR.A.F.
....19 7 14 48'21.16
P. W. D.L. F. A.Pts. 17 14 2 1 51 19 30 .17 12 3 46 20 26
,
Radio
..14 7 0.720-31.14 Signals
14 509-28 30 10 Engineers 11 407 21 31 8 Recreio 17 3 2 12 20 546- University.15 2 3 10 93 44-7. Taikoo 17 0 1 18 19 109 1 NAVY. FOLICE. Fielding an entirely new team the Navy lost to the Police at Kowloon by one goal to nil. The game was uninteresting, and the Navy only fielded ten men for the majority of the first half. · The forwards, on both sides were poor, shooting wildly and missing many oppor-. tunities.
The Police were the first to at- tack, and a goal by Johnson wa disallowed owing to a foul against him, for rushing at the goalkeeper.
The Navy rallied, and Fisher had hard luck in not scoring his shot (Continued on Page 11,7
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QE. A Wilmot, b. Wood... 3 Donald, o Tab Gan. 31° Crabtree, c Tata, & Wood... 16 Lloyd, ran out
Stapleton, o Gan, b Clarabutt Stannard, 1.b.w., b. Wood 3 Ford, b Gan.............
32
Druce c. Ng, b Ten
4
Claridge, o Choa, b Gan
Boyle, not out
Harrison, b-Gao
Extras (bylos 7)
Thin
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Clarabutt Wood Gana! -Ozori
.130
O. MR. W. 313 }
B
0 301.
7 0 30 3 60
FRIENDLIES
R.E. v. R.A.
904
A7 Comdr., Drummond
(Mr. Rose) 5
Afternoon Total
Morning Tota! Previous Total
Royal Navy Grand Total 944.
SATURDAY'S RACES
WIN FOR WASP II IN ANKER CLASS.
In the 8th championship, race for Anker class yachts sailed on after- noon, Wasp II, sailed by Major Griffin crossed the line "minutes and 19 seconds ahead of Jan, (Capt.) Krogh-Mos) Artemis, with Comman der Drummond at the tiller, occn- pied third place,
All bosts made a good running starb in fresh easterly wind. Ou the run courses diverged consider ably, but the yachts fetched the Western Point: 1 of Stonecutters pretty well together, with Carpenter and La Linda in the rear. Off this pointy several baffling flaws were experienced before the wind came fairly ahead to make it a dead beat homeward to the Club line endi
- The bonts, which took a course olosa along the Yaumati Typhoon
At Bookanpoo, the Royal Engin shelter out of the tide, gained con-
eers drew with the Royal
Booree
B.A. (for 7 wickets)
Lt. Garthwaite, 68.
L/Opl Willis, 18. Gar
102
Artillery.siderably and got some strong free- ing puffs so that considerable changes in the order were witnessed, Isobel, coming up along Taumati breakwaterone-time looked a winner, but she carried on past Holt's Wharf towards Kowloon Bay änd lost hår place to Wasp IL‚"Jan" and Artom when they cut across to Kellett Inland. Here they picked,
hod slant which took-then- humseh starboard-back,
GOLD FLAKE
ARE WONDERFUL CIGARETTES
THIS MAYORESidunt in samund by the British-Américan.