HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933.
WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES
LOCAL CRICKET-
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FOR CRAIGENGOWER
· HAPPY VALLEY CLUB MAKES CERTAIN OF LEAGUE HONOURS BY BEATING NAVY
SENIOR TEAM BEATEN ON HOME GROUND
The Craigengower Cricket Club made certain of the second division honours by accounting for the Navy in the game at King's Fark. They have completed their league fixture with 4 points and have placed themselves in an unassailable position,
The only other league match was in the first division where the Navy accounted-for Craigengower C.C. fairly comfortably,
LEAGUE 1.
C.C.C. NAVY.
At Happy Valley, the Navy beat. the Craigengower Cricket Club by
-84 runs.
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+
Navy.
Lt. Cdr. Litting, b Lee
S/Lt, Larkin, st. Hunt, b Hub-
bard
Cdr. Shaw, run out.
Lt. Eaden, st. Hunt, b Hub-
bard
Lt. Whitfield, b Hubbard
B/Lt. Bailey, e Lim, b Way Lt. Robertson, e Zimmern, h
Hubbard
A. B. Dale, not out
Pay Mid Henderson, e Ham-
aou, b Hubbard
Mid Hoslop, b Way
Cdr. Williams & Hubbard, b
Way
Extras (B. 8, L.B. 1)
Total
Navy.
Lt. Fuller, st. Barry, b Abbas
E. R. A. Mainwaring, e Lee, b 73bas.......
E. R. A. Wilmot, b Lee ........ Lt. Cdr. Lloyd, e Leonard, b
Winchin O. A. Crabtree, eRead, b Sour
butts
28
Lt.Cdr. Nave, e Reed, b Lec-18 A. B. Prior, b Sourbutts
H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS, TO BE DECIDED THIS WEEK
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLES, FINAL EXPECTED
(BY SALADIN).
The Hong Kong Cricket Club Tennis Tournament is fast drawing to a close. Of the seven events, five art scheduled to be completed this week, the remaining two, Han-, dicap Doubles and Mixed Doubles
INTER-VARSITY SPORTS
OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE BY & EVENTS TO 3
[HROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
LONDON, March 18.
At the White City, the Inter Varsity sports were held in beauti fully fine weather. The track was in excellent condition and the spec. tators included the boat race crews and Mr. Stanley Baldwin,
Results.
Hundred yards; (1) Davis Cam
ridge, (2) Dawes, Cambridge; time.
ten seconds, won by two yards.
being, in arrears. The finala of the principal events will, however, be
Half Mile; (1) Hallowell, Oxford. decided, To-morrow S. Rum (2) Horan, Cambridge; time 1 min. john and J... Cassumbhoy contest 4/5 secs, won by twelve yards. who should he champion of the One Twenty Yards Hurdles: Colony for the year, while on 1 Thursday the Itanjahn cousing meet L. Goldman and E. C. Fincher for the Doubles title, for which a very fine match is expected The Club championship will be decided on Wednesday.
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The programmo" for the week is as follows:--
TO-DAY
Club Championship.
(1) Starwood (American) Oxford." (2) Thorton, Cambridge.
Time: 15 2/3 secs, won by two
Feet.
Putting the Weight:
(1) Bylis (American) Oxford, 11
feet 5 inches.
(2) Farnes, Cambridge, 40 feet 71
inches. Three Miles:
(1) Mabey, Oxford.
(2) Brinult, Cambridge.
Time: 14 min. 58 secs.
Semi-Final: R. H. Wild v. Denis | Two Twenty Yards Hurdles :
1
17
5
3
14
Lt.Cdr. Barry, e Barry, b Lee
Lt. McVickers, Lee
Lt. Collins, b Lee......
0
Mar. Jemmett, not out.
61
59
Extras (B. 1, L.B. 1)
Total
H. Hazell.
107
Bowling Analysis.
20
Sourbutts Lee Abbas
11 Q 40
11.3 1 32
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2
• Winch
4
1 10
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0 W. Reed, not out
B
J. W. Leonard,
Wilmot
199 N. B. Kitchall, e
Handicap Doubles.
Wood and MeBride ». Traill and
O. M. R. W. Johnstone,
44
Fuller,
Collins, b
Jemmett
C
Crabtree
F. K. Lee, st. Lloyd, b Prior
Abbas, MeVicker,
S.
F. Broadbridge, b Crabtrec
0.0.0.
E. Zimmern, 1.b.v., b Dale .....
A. Hunt, c Larkin, b Robert
son
C. W. Lam, 1.b.w., b Eaden...
s.
8. V. Gittina, b Dale
18
A. Kitchell, not out.....
Extras (B. 5)
A. 1. Hamson, b Dale
B. Lee, c Bailey, b Henderson 26-
H. A Lim; not out hoi...........
T. Abbas, c. Bobertson,
Eaden
b
WK. Way, 1.b.w, h Eaden L. Hubbard,e Bailey, b Hon-
derson
G:: Ladd, b· Liang
Extras (B. 12, L.B. 5)
Total
Rabertson
(Total (for 5 wkts.)
Mousley and Walker . Brunger
and Morbons.
Cannon and Bryan r. Evans and
1 Newhouse."
Owen Hughes and Sewell Stocker and Waring..
TUESDAY
Open Singles,
Final:-S. A. Rumjahn. 1. J. A. 30 Caasumbhoy.
21
8
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144
5
·127
J. I Youngaaye, G. Winch, R. Sourbutts and E. Barry did not obat.
Jemmett
17 Wilmot
Prior
115 Crabtree
Barry Collins
O. M. R. W.
Bowling "Analysis.
O. M. R. W. 10 1 32 I
7 0 28 7
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......
5 1 14
2
1
0 71
1
0 15
Bowling Analysis.
4 0 27 I
Dale
8 2 24
3
FRIENDLY MATCHES
Larkin
$
0 16
0
Eaden:
4
2 4
3
Henderson
4
0 .22
2
H.K.C.C. ». CIVIL SERVICE.
Hestop
1 I 0
0
0.5 0
Liting
LEAGUE 11.
NAVY 11. r.. C.C.C. II.
At King's Pack, the Crigengower Cricket Club beat the Royal Navy by wickets.
Scores..
The Hong Kong Cricket Club playing on their home ground easily defonted the Civil Service..
Batting first the home team con- piled 234 for six wickets, D. S. Harley, who was unbeaten, retired with 105 runs. T. A. Pearce scored 60. The Civil Service replied with 86 runs, J. E. Richardson carrying; his bat for 33. Beck took. five
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Mixed Doubles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ». Ride and Mrs. Whitham.
WEDNESDAY
Club Championship.
Final-Capt. Cannon.. Wild or Hazell..
THURSDAY
Open Doubles.
Final:-E. O Fincher and I Goldman . H. D. Rumjahn and S. A. Rumjabi.
wickets, for 28 and Divett three for 12.
Scores H.K.C.C. 234 for six wickets.
Civil Service 86.
(1) Stanwood, Oxford. (2) Ivanovic, Cambridge.
Time: 95 secs. Won by four
yards.
High Jump:
(1) Stanwood, Oxford, 5 feet 11
inches.
(2) Fielding, Cambridge, 5 feet
10 inches.
Quarter Mile:
(1) Marsh, Cambridge.
(2) Lang, Oxford.
Time: 51 OCS,
Long Jump:
(1) Lang. Oxford, 22 feet 38
inches.
(2) Duncan, Oxford, 21 feet 8.
inches.
Pole Vault:
(1) Sutermeister, Cambridge, 11
feet 8 inches.
(2) Walker, Oxford, 11 feet 6
inches.
One Mile:
(1) Lovelock, Oxford.
(2) Karran, Cambridge,
Time: 4 minutes, 18 secs. Oxford thus winning by 3 erouls
to 3.
HOCKEY
Champions Beaten By Recreio
RUNNERS-UP POSITION
DECIDED
The Hongkong Ladies Hockey H.K.C.C. II. v. C.S.G.C. II.
Club undefeated champions for the past three years, were surprising The second elevens of these club beaten by the Club de Recreio by met at Happy Valley and here also two goals to all, in their match at the Civil Servants were beaten. The King's Park. The Hong Kong Hong Kong C.C. scored 102 for nine Ladies have already won the Caer wickets and the civil servants re- Clark Cup, while the Recreio, as plied with 108. For the Club, Sara result of this win, will be the bishop took 3 for 26. For the Civil Cup For that position. gent took four wickets for 32 while runners-up, winning the Southern Service, Randle took 3 for 31.
POLICE RECREIO.
Playing at Happy Valley the Police accounted for the Club de Recreio by 43 rune, scoring 124 to the visitors 81. J. L. Stevens and C. F. Alexander scored 30 and 27 respectively white for the Club de Recreio, Prata obtained 20 ruus.
`K.CC. INTERCLUB."
The Kowloon C.C, had a practic game on their ground between sides captained by Goodwin and E.C. Fincher respectively. Goodwin's team won rather easily, by 156 runs to 39. E. F. Fincher playing against his brother's side scored 7 for the winners, while for the loser. E.C. Fincher scored 20, Mr. Extras,
·8, and the remaining 11 runs claim ed 9 wickets.
"THE LEAGUE TABLES
League I.
University ...... Indian R., C.
Hong Kong 0.0. Kowloon Ce Army
P. W. D. L.Pts. 7 6 0 1 19
8 5.0.1 15 15 #ཡ} -i་
7 5 0 2
The losers failed to maintain their excellent standard, and gave pro bably their worst display this sea- son. On the other hand the Club de Recreio played far more con- structive game and fully earned their victory.
The Recreio attacked throughout in the first half, and just before the interval, A. Alves scored a good -goal-for-them-after-snapping-up- a wank clearance by Miss Oven- Hughes.
to equalise, but without success.
The Hong Kong Ladies tried hard
Hong Kong:-Miss M. Bird; Miss A. Owen-Hughes and Miss B. Franklin; Miss E. O'Hagan and Miss E. Boll; Misa H. Knill, Mrs. Alun-Jones, Miss P. Harrop (cap- tain), Miss J. Churchill and Miss E. Blackburn,
Rearcia-Miss D'Almada; Miss M. Basto and Miss C. Osmund; Miss L. Xavier, Miss M. Alves and Miss II. Guterres; Mise B. Reme dios, Mise, O. Oliveira, Miss C. Silva, Mias A. Alves and Miss M. Remedios: ..
...
TABLE TO DATE :
Goals P. W. L. D.F, A.Pts. H.K.L.H.C. 86 11 34 3 13 Recreio
74 12 10 13 10 Andrew's B. 3 2 3 24 7.0 "Y" Ladies...71 4 2 7 15 4 C.B.A. !.......... 8 1 8 1 641 3
7
1
2 4
7
St.
7 1 2 4 5
Craigengower CC.. 7 1 2 4 Navy Civil Service
League II.
P. W. D. L.PCS","
Craigengower C.€. 10 7.3 0 24
Kowloon 0.0.100 3 1-21
RAIDO SPORTS CLUB BEATEN
Hong Kong C.0. 10 5 0 20 In a Mamak Hockey Tournament Indian R.C. 9 6 2 10 match, played yesterday on the Polios R.Q......... 9. 5 1 3 10 Marina. Ground, Kowloon, the Navy 10 3 1 6 10 Radio Sports Club (last year's Club de Recreio.10 3.10 10 champions) were defeated by the. RE&R. C.873049 Incognito Hockey Team by pa University! 10 2359 goal to mil, je P.§.0.0. jordan •97 11 74 The game was a very exciting R.A.8.0.stume: 8:10 174--3-
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LOCAL FOOTBALL
WEEK-END FOOTBALL
RESULTS
LEAGUE LEADERS AGAIN BEATEN BY. THE LINCOLNS
ST. JOSEPH'S LOST TO BORDERERS IN SENIOR SHIELD
The Royal Artillery, the League Leaders again lost to the Lin- colas by three goals to two, and as a result, have considerably, lessened their chances of winning the Championship. South China beat the Hongkong Football Club rather easily by four goods to ail, whilo Kowloon lost to the Royal Navy by three goals to one.
In the only Senior Shield match, played at Sookunpoo between thus Borderers and St. Joseph's, the former won by six goals to three.
The Junior champions, the Chines Athletic were surprisingly and easily beaten by the runners-up, the Borderers at Sookunpoo, but the biggest upset of the day was in the Third Division when the Chinese Athletics beat the Lincolne by the odd goal in seven.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS BEATEN
THE RESULTS
SENIOR SHIELD.
SECOND DIVISION.
14.00 8 17 37 12 11 5 0 18 20. 10
8 3
8
3
Goals. F. A. Pts.
51 17. 29 17 12 14 70 22 23 19 9 4 5 44 35 99
Club
Police
(Second Round). Borderers .6 St. Joseph's
Athletic Kowloon Recreio
2.3 26, 20
16 14 X
011 28 36
0 13 17 82
3
FIRST DIVISION. ·
SECOND DIVISION,
Artillery Kowloon
9 Lincolns
3
1
Navy
3
Club
0
S. China
Athletic Borderen
P. W. D. L 15 13 3 2
Borderers Club
Athletic
0
Artillery
O Navy
8
Eastern Artillery
0
Lincolns
Navy
5
Lincolns
5. China
13 9 2 4 01 16 20 18 8.2 6 37 20 18 Tsung Tsin 19 5 4 9 29 01 14
Kowloor.
152 211 22 38
в
Recreio Lincolns
3
• R.A.S.C. Athletic
Club
15 13 11 18 57
5
4 Enstern
18 1 1 14 9 74
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THIRD DIVISION.
Goals.
1. Tsung Tsin
THIRD DIVISION.
LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
Artillery
FIRST DIVISION.
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A. Ets. 16 13 0 3 47 24 28 12 9 1 2.33 10 10 13 7 2 4 41 18 18 13 5 2 5 27 23 14 14 70 7 20 27. 14 St. Joseph's 11. 6 1 4 23 18 13
S. China Borderers Lincolns Navy
Borderers
R.A. S.C. Lincolna
10 10 2 4.48 21 32
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 17.15 11 67 16 31 18 1 1 3 60 11 20 1013 03 09 21 26 St. Joseph's 10 10 3 3 61 18 23 Athletic R.A.F...
5. China
19. 9 5 5 45 30 £3 12 23 18 18 7 3 8 41 37 17
14 8 4
17
14 0 0 8 33 34 19
44 3 1
387 11
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Recreio
Signals 17 5 0 12 21 49-10
73 University 17 2 9 12 23 Taikoo 21 12 18 10 130 A
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SENIOR SHIELD
BORDEREKS ». ST. JOSEPH'S,'
Greatly handicapped by the absence of their interport forward, A. V. GOBEDO, the St. Joseph's were beaten by the Borderers by six goals to three in their 'match' as Sookunpoo.
The
soldiers were surperior throughout, and at one time had a lead of five clear goals. The Saints' defence was wosk, and had it not been for the goalkeeper, Marques, they might have lost by a bigger innrgin. For the greater part of the game, they had only ten
men. on
the field, Sabban, their left winger, having developed cramp in the earlier stages. Omar, a third division player, took the place of A. V. Gosaño and proved worthy substitute, displaying clever ball control.
R
The game started with the Bor- derers attacking, and although the ball was always in their opponents' half, they could not-manage to score until after thirty minutes' play, when Duncan gave them the lead with a nice crom shot. Shortly afterwards. Davis increased their lead from a nice centre by Duncan.
♫
After the interval, the Borderers continued to press, and Fortey soon scored the third goal with a nice header. The same player added
mistake by Fer-.. another after a
Fow minutes later nandes, and Jones scored the fifth. Having lead of five clear goals, the Borderers then began to slacken their pace
a result, the Saints had a period of attack, and Leonard scored. However, the Borderers ngain went further ahead through Davis. The Saints took up the attack again, and shortly before the end, added two, more goals through Omar and Gosano.
As
Borderers :-Johnson; Mullane, Morrison; Morgan, Podmore, Underwood; Harria, Davies, Fortey, Jones and Duncan.
Guest, St. Joseph's :-Marques ; Gomes; Bouza, Costa, Fernandes ; Lawrence, Omar, Leonard, B. Cosano and Sahban.
Referee Mr. Archer.
(Continued on page 11.)
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