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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1934.
LEAGUE CRICKET LOCAL FOOTBALL VARSITY SPORTS
Teddy" Scores A
Century
was
Saturday's League Games
By taking full points from the Police, the K Navy are still in the running for championship honours,
The Hong Kong Club lost at Soo- kunpoo to the East Lancashire Regt, and Kowloon F.C. wore specessful at King's Park against the Recreio.
league match. Only one played during the week-end and between the Kowloon that was "Cricket Club and the Civil Service C.C., which ended in a draw, A feature of this match
was the splendid batting of E.C. Fincher who scored an undefeated cen-
In Division III, the Airmen tury. G. R. Sayer and J. secured full points against the Richardson, who opened the scor-flado, while the match between the ing for the Civil servants *lsp Services teams at Sookunpoo ended batted well, each hitting 18 bounin a draw, one goal all. daries in their partnership which resulted in 86 runs,
Earlier in the week, the Medical Corps recorded their fourth suc- cess. in the Junior League by trouncing the University to "the tune of 110 at Pokfulam.
Navy
LEAGUE TABLES Senior Division
P. W. L. D. Pts.
Saturday's game at Caroline Hill between South China and the Anny. ended in a draw of two goals all.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE Division I.
H. Navy g. ILK. Police East Lancashire Regt. 2 H.K.F.C. 1 Kowloon F.C. 9 Club de Recreio 1
Division III.
Radio S.C.
1 RAS.C... Exhibition Match
2
Y. N. Tan Becomes Champion
MORRISON HALL WINS HOSTEL CHAMPIONSHIP
The annual athletic meet of trie held Hong Kong University was at Pokfulam on Saturday after- noon, in the presence of a large number of interested spectators. There was plenty of action and keen rivalry among the competi tors, no fewer than four records being broken, these being the Half Mile, 10,000 metres, Discus Throw, and Hop, Step and Jump.
Y.N. Tan won the victor Ludorum with 37 points, 15 points ahead of N. Vargassof, his nearest rival.
ז'
Inter-Hostel Shield "The Inter-Hostal Championship went to Morrison Hall with 110 points,
being St. John's Hall second with 69 points.
D.S. Blake who for the past few years has figured prominently in the local schools sports, broke two records, winning the half mile in Milltary XI 2.27.2, clipping 4 seconds off I. Tajima's 1924 mark, and the 10,000 metres in 41.7.5 to better A.T.
League Tables
3 - : 1 -
H.K.C.C.
8
4
0 2 14
"
I. R. C.
6 4 1 1 13
R.A.F R.E.
K. C C.
7 3 0 4 13,
C. C. C.
7 2 3 2
8
South China
Army
6 2 1 3
9
C. §; C. C...............
6 1 4 1
4
6 0 3 3
3
University
6 0 4.2
2
Junior Division
P. W. L. D. Pts. - 3 1
11 9 1 1 28
11 7 1 3 24
F. W Lincoln Begt.......17 12.
11 St. Joseph' South China .15 11 8. W. Berderar 14 11
10
2 8.48
..17
9 6 1 2 20
8 5 1 2 17
13 -
DIVISION I
I. R. C. Recreio Craigengower
H. K. C. C.
Navy
R. A. M. C.
R. A. S. C.
University
R. E.
8 4 3 1
10 4 5 1 13
8 2 3 4 10
7 3 5 0
R. Navy... Kowloon F. C.
Hong Kong F. C. 15
East Lancs..........155
K. C. C.
GOL DLFA Pts 1443 18 25 2285 18 24 137 13 23 0.3 40 19 24
34 46 13 19 19 38 11 33 10
Athletic
15
9
RA.
7 1 4 2
*5
5 14.0 3
H. K. Police. Recrsio
2
17 1
1 16 18 62
Police
8 6 6 2
2
C. S. C. C.
10 0 8 2
2
Senior Division
DIVISION I.
Lincoln Begt....18 18 O South China......16 30 2 4 30 23 22 On their own ground the K.C.C.S. W. Borderers...17 10
6 64 31 21 drew with the Civil Service.
Kowloon C.C.
3. § 41 23 17.
4.8 29 38 14
46 28 29 13
1 11 23 32 18 43
1
Recreio.
.17 7
3 7 31 46 17
B.A.S.C
.14
E. C. Fincher, not out
107 R.A.M.C.
17
C. I. Stapleton, b Baker
13 E. E.
.14
E. Fincher, b Wallington .....
28
E. A. F
16
+
N. A E Mackay, b Sampson...
Radio..
13
15
2
0
University.
2
14.
W. C. Hung. b Simpson
F. W. Munni, b Simpson
S. V. Gittins, o Richardson, b
Hawkins
W. L. Mackenzie, b Wallington
C. B. R. Sargent, & Wallington,
b Sayer
R. B. Lewis, St. Benwell, b
Richardson
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts. dec.j
S. Jex did not bat. -
1.
49 12 43 212 11 81 2
TASMANIA DRAW
18 WITH AUSTRALIA
0
12
206
O. M. R. W.
Bowling Analysis
F. Baker
G.. R.. Sayer ......
J. E. Richardson
A. E. Perry
G. Wallington
R. A. J. Simpson
11 2 23 1
23 5. 0 8.4 0 59 1 4 Ռ 16
1
4 1 32
6 0 17
4 0. 22
are repro-
B. C. E. Hawkins.
Civil Service
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O. R. Sayer, Sargent
J. E. Richardson, b Sargent,
Barrow, not out
-
A. E. Perry, Lb.w., b Mackenzie
F. Baker. not out
Ertras
53
Woodfull Scores A Century
Hobart, March 17.
Å first wicket partnership of 224 hy W. M. Woodfull (124) and W. 2 Brown (08) provided the feature of 3 the drawn game between the Aus- 1tralian Test players and Tasmania
which concluded to-day.
The scores as "called by Reuter 31 were:
31 Tasmanin: 239 (James 70, T. Wall
5 for 112).
19
4
124 for a T. Wall & for 47).
11
Australia: 561 (W. M. Woodfull 124,
Total (for 3 wkts.)......... 149 H. G. Wallington, B. C. K. Haw- kins. R. A J. Simpson, R. B. Wood, N. Whitley and V. M Ben- well did not bat.
*Hung
Lewis
Bargent
Bowling Analysią
0. M. R.
ཀ 2 19
E. F.. Fincher
9
1 28
7 0 27
1 25
3
0
17
3
10
1 0 2
Cuttins
Mackenzie
Mackay
"bowled 4 wide balls.
W.
4
Nomanbhoy's 1932 record by 37.1.5 seconds...
In the Discus Throw, A, Napoloff reached a distance of 110 ft. 7 ins beating N. Vargassof's last year recöid by. '3 ft. 4ins.. while K.J. Chos established new" figures for the Hop, Step and Jump, bettering Bee Hoat Teck's 1932 mark by 1 ft. 7ins, with a distance of 41 ft. 1 in. At the conclusion of the meet, Mrs. C.A. Middleton-Smith pre- sented the prizes.
Results
Discus Throw-
L A. Napolof (Lugard); 2. V. Vargassoft (Morrison); 3. N. Var- rassoft (Morrison); 4. V. Sorokin (Morrison),
Distance: 110 ft. 7 in. (Record). Javelin Throw:-
1. V. Vangassoff' (Morrison); 2. N. Vargassoff (Morrison): 3. V Grunberg (Morrison): 4.' A. Napol- off (Lugard).
Distance: 143 It..6 ins.
.220 Yards Low Haidles:--
1. C. T. Law (Eliot); 2, Y. N. Tan
(May; 3K 5. Cheng (Morrison);
4. V. Grunberg (Morrison), Time 28.5 secs.
10,000 Metres:
1. D. 9. Blake (Morrison); 2. Y. W Yeung (May); 3. Tsang EwODE Kao (May); 4. H. C. Ho (Ricci).
Time: 41 mins. 7 seca (Record). Throwing The Hammer:-
1. V. Vargassoff (Morrison); 2 A. Napoloff (Lagard): 3, N. Var- gassoff (Morrison); 4. B. Osmolov- sky (Morrison). 100 Yards:-
1. Y. N. Tan (St John's); 2. L. Oliveira (Riedi); 3. V. Grunberg (Morrison); 4. K. S. Cheng (Morri-,
son).
Time: 10 secs.
Fole Jump:
1. K. Y. Lee (Ellot); 2. K. J. choa (St. Johns).
Height: 9 ft. 5 ins.
220 Yards
1. V. Grunberg (Morrison and Y. N. Tan (St. John's) (dead heat);
W. Brown 9 A F. Kippax 141,2. L. Oliveira (Rice), O. de Souza
Rothwell for 92).
In their first match, which con eluded last Tuesday, Tasmanis held the tourists to a draw at Launces- ton, Woodfull, the skipper, scoring 126 and Brown G.
(Ricci).
Time: 24.2/5 secs,
Half Mile:
1. D. S. Blake (Morrison); 2. B.
Osmalovsky (Morrison); 3. Y. W.
In the two games Tasmania aver-Yeung (May). 0aged just under 30 runs per wicket, o which does out speak highly for the Australian's attack-Tasmania are
JUNIOR DIVISION » University v. RAM.C Earlien in the week, the Medical Corps beat the University by 110 runs at Pokfulam,
Scores:
Medical Corps Cpl. Colledge, run out
2 not considered good enough for the
Sheffield Shield.
G. Abraham, c and b Leigh...
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
Lt. Trimble
*Bonavia
39 Leigh
Major: Bonavia, run out Pte. Morris, c Roy. b A,
59
Haynes
B.
Millington
Tata
ૐ
Lt. Trimble, b.F. B. Tata:
12
Cpl. Millington, b P. B. Tata
27
20
Pte Haynes, b P. B. Tata vag Pte. Saunders, 1.b.w.. P. B.
Tata
Pte. King, not out Pte. Lelgh, not out
Extras
8
80
0. M. R. W.
9 0
*25
3
5 3 11 1
3.5 0
19
2
6
2
12
3
8 1 -11
.. *bowled 3 wide balls.
FRIENDLIES
The Diocesan Boys' School were
rather unlucky in not beating the Civil Service Juntor eleven at
6 Happy Valley as they required
0 only Ave runs to win with
24 wicket in hand when stumps were
drawn.
Total for 7 wkts, dec.) 1., 190 L/Cpl. Meadows and Pte. Whitwell did not bat:
J
Bowling Analysis
K. L. Ngen *D. Roy Chan Fook P. Tato Abraham
0. M. R. W.
3. 0.26 0:
CB.C.C. 2nd XI-75 (M. E; Tav
lin 25, V. Broadbridge 5 for 18).
· DBS.:—71 for, 9 (A. J. Hulse 22, H. F. Westlake 4 for 15). HKC.C. SENIORS v. JUNIORS The Hongkong Cricket 0 seniors were held to a draw by 4 their juniors.
..
0 21
0
40
25
12 2 45
82 42. 2
2 :0
A.. B. Tatai
**Bowled 1 wide ball W University 2nd Ki
K. Pom, b Trimble
G. B. Scully, b’Trimble, Chan Fook, l,b.y., Haynes
A. B. Tata, c Haynes
T. A. gòn kh
F. Fernando. b Haynes
D. Roy, b Mallingi
W. C. Hung, not out
P. B. Tata, 1h.w. EL. Ng, b Trimble
Club
1st XI 162 for 7 déc. ̧(D. §:)
Harley A. W. Hayward
34, K. D. Löyson 3 for 32).
204 XI:-98 for 0 (L. E. Jam
5. mert 29, A. D. Lowesh 23.
18
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Time: 2 mins. 7.2/5 secs (Re- cord).
Staff Race:-(150 yds. Hardicap)
1. Dr. Sze: 2. Dr. Guzdar: 3 Dr. Fernando.
Hop, Step and Jump:--
1. K. J. Choa (84. Jõhn's); 2 Y. N. Tän (St. John's); 3. K. S. Cheng (Morrison); 4. W. Heng" (St. John's)
Distance: 41 ft. 1 inch (Record), Ladies' Shot Put:-
1. Miss C. WoDg: 2 Miss H. A. Wood.
Distance: 23 ft. 6 inches.
120 Yards High Hurdles:-
Y. N. Tan (St. John's): 2
G. Cheng (8t. John's); 3. W. Heng
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1. V. Vargassoft (Morrison); 2. N. Vargarsoft (Morrison); 3. A. Napoloff (Lugard); 4. V. Borokin (Morrison).
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