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MEETING
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A series of new resolutions pro-
viding for the admission of non-
NEW RESOLUTION!
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933.
CRICKET NOTES YESTERDAY'S TRAINING CONSIGNER NOTICES.
The Coming Inter-
ports
(BY "L. B. W.')
Cricket enthusiasts will welcome the news that there will definitely be a triangular interport contest here this November as news has been received from Malaya that they
will be sending up a team by the
... Chitral which is due to arrive. on November 2 The Shanghai side is expected to arrive in the Colony on November 10, and while the Southerners will stay here until November 18, the Northerners' stay will extend untü November 29, 1
The last time we had a triangular contest here was in 1929 when Hong Kong carried, the honours by beating both the visiting teams.
The interport programine has not been arranged yet but a meeting of The Committee of the Hong Kong Cricket Club will be held this after- noon when fixtures and other ar rangements in general will be dis- cussed.
"HONG KONG PREPARING.
So far as Hong Kong is concern rd, the "possibles" and "probables" are already hard at practice and quite a useful eleven "ought to be ready towards the middle of Octo ber. The great thing is to chose the team first and then give theu: as
| many practice matches as possible "working so as to get them in order."
I
I was on the Hoog Keng Cricket' Club ground on Monday and Tues day evenings, to watch some of the candidates for interport honours at the nets. On Monday, R. H. Grif fiths wiza the earliest arrival, and although it was his first practice in the season. he appeared to be seeing the ball quite well and getting it in the middle of the bat. Up to date. he has been somewhat disappointing but he is definitely a good class bat, and, with practice, I would not be at all surprised to see him get a place in the team
T. A Pearce was also seen action on Monday and he was out again the following afternoon when Harry Owen Hughes was also there, It was good to see "Tam" Pearce practising so early in the season and it is to be hoped that he will find. the time to put in enough practica to get track his old form and tura out for the Colony again.
I hear that Dick Hancock, the Grand Old Man of Hong Kong Cricket, is thinking of taking ap the game seriously again. Although | iuth be and Pearce wmust be regard ed as veterans, it is getteral felt that if they only put in enough practice, they would both find a place in the team easily. Apart from being an excellent slip and a punishing bat, Hancock has made a name for himself as the ideal skip- per, and his very presence on the field lends an incentive to the men. The claims of the candidates from the other Clubs will have to be seri; ously considered. First of all there is Teddy Fincher of Kowloon who is almost a certainty. From the same club, players like Frank Goodwin, Ernie Fincher, G. C.
TIMES
.
Final Tryouts Before Race
Meeting On Saturday
Below will be found the training times registered at the course yesterday. For many ponies yesterday's gal.... lops represent the final tryout before the races on Satur- day.
Among the ponies which did well were No Fear, De Minimis. Philanderer, Sunup, Vigilance and Gay Butter- Ay. Their times will be found below. :
There was a drizzle in the morning which turned into heavy rain after seven o'clock. This accounts for the. fact that although yesterday's gallops were in the nature of a final tryout, the times were on the slow side. 2nd 3rd 4th Qr. Qr. Qr. 1.10.3 .1.10
Jack Sharkey
Orlando
The Plover Roey Morn Golden Dawn.
Per Se and Adew
Bistre Valorous
No Fear and Wisdom Stag Darien ...... Dancing Jack Flying Tourist Gallant Fox .... Melody
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U.S. BASEBALL
Burnett and A. W. Ramsay all Giants Win National
deserve a trial. They are old inter- porters and although I hear that some of the new blood from. Kow- loon are very promising. I have not. seen enough of them to say any thing one way or the other about their chances.
League
New York, Bept, 19. New York Giants have won the
National Baseball League pennant as a result of their defeat of Pittsburghan Monday, and have
Frank Pereira and A. R. Minu of the Indian Recreation Club will have to be seriously considered as Hong Kong's opening bowlers established a new Major League With regard to the new resolu-Pereira played for the Colony (at record by winning. It for the playing members to the club, at tions, which were adopted by the home) in 1931, and, although he did thirteenth time.
meeting, the Chairman explained not live up to expectations, it must
Scores as cabled by Reuter
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
a smaller subscription, were passed at the annual meeting of the Civil Service Cricket Club which
to introduce to the Club a
be said that the wicket
that substantially the proposal was occasion did anything but help
that were: took place yesterday, under the status of membership. The sub him. Minu's success in Shanghai
new Chairmanship of Mr. Justice Wood.scription of $24 prevented some last year is still the topic of con- New York The Chairman in proposing the members of the Service from join-versation wherever cricketer a ga Chicago report and accounts said he wishing and the Committee thought her, and as the pair are generally
R. H. E:
10 17 0
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(Gehrig, Sewell. and Walker
ed to place on record Club's sym- that those not interested in games acknowledged to be Hong Kong's homered for New York and J. pathy upon the death of Mesara might still avall themselves of the most dangerous combination, it is Stoneham for Chicago)... 3. A. Roberts, J. Shand, H: Coombs, social amenities of the Club if the to be hoped that they will figure in
H. Holdman and Bir Claud Be-subscription was lessened for such the trial games. From this Club vern. "You will permit me," he sald., "to pay a personal tribute Persons. The principal hope of also, is another "possible.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
I. re- New York
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of respect to the memory of Bir Your Committee is that it will fer to A. H. Mader whose innings of Chicago Claud Bevern, who was our Prest-make membership of the club be- in Hong Kong's second inninga Boston dent when he left the Colony in
come a tradition in the Service in that memorable game of May, Cleveland 1925. His enthusiasm for the club.
and that is one of the things that 1999, turned defeat into victory.
Philadelphia The Chairman con- Craigengewer have two strong and his good fellowship to all mem- we want
Detroit.... bers leave a gap which many of tinued by expressing the hope that claimants in Ernie Zimmern and
members of the Club would co- Victor Gittins. They are both (Foxx, Johnson as will remember.
operate in the campaign to "rope young players who are very keen homered for Philadelphia). Turning to the accounts, the in more members. It was hoped and to my mind are just the type Chairman said that they were in that the new status would enable we need-the punishing type of Washington.............. a satisfactory state and said that many to join and together with batsmen who are not affected by St. Louis the Club owed thanks to Mr. J. A. their familles, make use of the the occasion, however big; Bendall for performing the duties Club, for social purposes. of Honorary Treasurer. The Chair- man also welcomed back to the Club, Mr. A. O. Brawn, who had; The election of officers then fol- of them are away on Home leave, been away on holiday. Mr. Brawa lowed, but before the actual elec-Lt. Hamilton of the Borderers was the Chairman of Committee tion, the Chairman said that he should get in, but I confess I do not for the past year.
would like to propose that the Hon. know enough of the other Service Turning to the sports side of the Mr. R. M. Henderson, Director of players to say much in this direc club's activities, the Chairman ob- Public Works be elected a Vicefign served, amid laughter that the President. He said that he made What the selection committee are club "had not
out the proposal for no other reason going to do, no one knows, but one gone for valgar' success," The first than that Mr. Henderson had had feels that they may be depended
cricket
not a long connection with the Club upon to chose the boot material at -ion successful and the second ele- and had been a loyal supporter. their disposal. Like that of an um
fölly good time. The resolution was carried, with pires, their job is no casy yen had
(Laughter) The report was print-applause.
they are said to "get all the kicks ed too early to include the bowls The election resulted as fol- and no thanks." section which would have shown lows:
Apart from Griffiths, I do not see (Cofmann pitched and blanked which" other player from the out Washington). 0.8.C.C. will get a trial as most
was
that the club's team, nearly trium · Chairman; Mr. A. O. Brawny
phed in the premier division.
Hon. Secrétnry: Mr. J. Deakin.
..
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Cincinnati
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(Brandt pitched, and blanked out Cincinnati),
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Librarian: Mr. WJ. Lockhart. Grounds-Mr. A. W. Grimmitt. Barrow, 8. Alderman and H. Ed- General Committee: Mesars. J. mundsh
Captain of Cricket 1st XI-Mr. J. E. Richardson. Hobb
Vice Captain-Mr. B. C. K. Haw- kins,
Captain of Cricket, 2nd XI--- -J. F. MacGowan,
d Vice Captain-Mr. W. H. Ed-
Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J. A. Ben-MacGowan. The report and ecounts were
Tennis Representative: Mr. W. then put to the meeting, they dall."
Bar Convener: Mr. 8. Eccleshall, Ohld, y having been seconded by Mr. RM,
Wood. They were passed unan-Cricket Representative Mr. J. F. Bowls Convener: Mr. F. J. Jones.
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