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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1938.
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES
Cricket Notes
UNINTERESTING BATTING
BY THE INDIANS
Game With Club Reviewed
By "New L.B.W."
Cricket verging on the sensational was played on Saturday and in view of the results a revision might well have to be made in fore- casting the ultimate destination of the Senior Shield.
The three leading teams, Indian R.C., Kowloon C.C., and Craigen- gower, were all engaged and, whereas the last-named seized with Both hands their opportunity against a weak Army side, the Indians lost a great chance of beating the Club, and Kowloon slipped up badly against Club de Recreio.
With Kowloon it was a case of their having the misfortune to run into one of the most powerful hitters now playing locally in his best form, and this rather upset all caiculations. The Indians had only themselves to blame for the loss of two valuable points. They did very well or rather two of their youngest batsmen did) up to a point. but then an inexplicable Indecisiveness and ultra safety-first tactics on the part of two of their best bats ruined for them a very good chance of a win and in the end they might even have lost had the game gone on a little longer.
The Indians Club game was one, easily have "gone through him, in which the interest was sustained the home alde seemed to be getting trom the Arst ball bowled to the jon top..
last. Minu won the toss unc.
though he could not possibly have Hayward's Hitting
Been sure of the wicket, did the right thing in sending in the Club. Leckle and Kilbee opened the match starting 12 minutes late, and both were soon at home, the latter
particular being tree.
Beautiful Hit
| Rugby Football
VICTORY FOR THE NAVY
Value Of Goal Kicking
London, Feb. 20. Royal Navy 10 pts. R.A.F.
6
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RIFLE
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Full Range Postal Match
With the warm approval and support of the Dominions, Colonial and Foreign Offices, the National Rifle Association has instituted a 303 Full Range Postal Match for one or two teams of eight British Subjects or British Protected Persons resident or stationed in 517 Colonies, Protectorates and Countries of the Empire. If, two teams are entered, one team must use Rifles S.R. (s), and the other team Rifles S.R. (b). No member of a team may fire or in any way take any part in both classes.
A lull in the international championship brought the open- ing match of the Triangular Tournament among the Services at Twickenham in which the Royal Navy beat the Royal Air Force by two goals to a penalty goul and a try. writes a Home correspondent. It looked any-
H.R.H. "The Duke of Glouces-"heavy and make it impossible to thing but a Naval occasion begin with in face of the furious iter's" Challenge Cup and "Lord hope for annual visits from every rushes of the Air Force forwards. Wakefield "Silver Medals, present-one, but the match will help to the skilful combination of G. Aed by the Viscount Wakefield of keep inter-country rivalry alive. Hythe, will be awarded to the and it is hoped may lead to an Walker and J. A. Sowerbutts, at half-back, and the speed of D. H. Captain and Coach (if appointed) even wider representation of Over-
and to each member of the win-seas Teams at Bisley. M. Craven, the left wing."
team. "Lord Wakefield" Clearly. though. this
year's ning
will similarly be Navy XV. have a way with them, Silver Medals
given to the team which makes as the Army, for all their array of Internationals, may discover. the highest aggregate score witn Rifles SR. (a). Bronze Medals sheer From being beaten for
will also be awarded to the second speed, doing all manner of an-
teams in order of merit in each the way of guishing things in
Series. dropped passes. they staunchly storm, got back five out of six points when they needed them most on half-time, and then set about winning the second half.
The conditions are similar to those of the Morning Post, (Janier Kolapore) Match, to compete in which many of them already send teams to Bisley each year.
The match may be fired, under official supervision, on any day between January 1, and December 31, and on any range in the competing country; the certified results will be sent to the N.KA. for adjudication.
John Pearce Jolned Marshall, but neither was impressive and though Pearce was not afraid to come for- weathered the ward to play the ball, he could not get it away. After both were out, however. Haymes (27) and Ride (24) much improved things for the Club, and then Hayward came in lo play one of those innings with
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FORLORN SCRAMBLING
deal By then
Ten weit up on the board and shortly after Leckle put Minu out which every now and then he re-scrambling had developed into a Continents have visited Bisley in any way take any part in both of the ground, a beautiful effort-minds people that when occasion full-blooded struggle of fine skill.July to compete with the Mother classes, luss on-shot.
demands he can hit with the best well worth watching in the sun-Country, or with one another for Members of the Royal Navy, At 24 A. H. Madar was put on of them.
shine by a large gathering who the Senior and Junior Kofapore Royal Marines. Regular Army, and a little while after a chance to His 33 not out Included hard hits
yet looked dwarfed In the Prizes.
The expenses of sending Royal Air Force. Local Forces, run et Kilbee was spoiled by a distributed to all quarters of the Twickenham stands. The Navy tents from such remote places as Police and Civilians are eligible to bad return. About this time field, and he played his innings at forwards had only to settle down the Falkland Islands, Trinidad. shoot. Kilbee was also lucky with a snicka time when his side needed runs to hold an opposing pack that Ceylon and Hong Kong are very (Continued on Back Page) or two through the slipe.
quickly With the last man in. had been dominant and it was Runs were now coming freely Hayward declared at 160 at 4.21.
largely through them that suc- The Indian fielding was a strange cess was achieved. but at 45. when it seemed the pair had definitely settled down to a mixture. In parts it was extremery
If anything the Air Force for- really big partnership. Leckie 'dia brillant, Nazarin and Kitchell be-
wards, always 3 fast-following ing particularly outstanding. and menace in the loose, had more of not quite get hold of one Mint and was nicely taken by at other times it was almost bad. the ball, but they had not a back An attractive A. M. Rumjahn was the most sec-row of spoilers to compare with and free innings, marred only by a cessful bowler, getting four for 26 w. H. Crawford, the hero of hard chance in the gully. 45-1-23 in nine overs.
Ranim at long-off.
from
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eighty
RUMJAHN COUSINS SHOW
BIG IMPROVEMENT
But Tennis Matches Again Prove Very Dull
There was litle to enthuse about in the matches played in yes- Results championships. terday's programme in the Colony tennis went as expected, and the standard of play, was, largely speaking. far from high.
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Murrayfield, whose two goal-kicks Shortly after Klibee kicked his It struck me that he was used made all the difference. R. J. L
judiciously wicket in attempting a pull.
and the rest of the Hammond, and above anyone on Two for 47 was, from the Indian bowling was also well-handied, ex- the neld, J. K. Watkins, who al- viewpoint, very much better than cept that Minu rather underbowled
untiringly. ways, He wisely took himself off minutes, was on the ball, o for 43, and, when Owen-Hughes himself.
GIFO --- Royal Navy.-Lieut. T. C. Jame- was held by Nazarin in the gully early on at a time when Leckle and off hard
cbviously going shot that might as Kilbee were
son; Sub-Lieut. W. B. Whitworth, him, but I think he could have surg.-Lleut. B M. Goldsworth. Lieut. A. L. S., Hogg. Leut, (E) Kirkby: Lieut. G. E. J. P. Vavasour, Sub-Lieut. D. T. Wick-
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The Rumjahn cousins, doubles holders, advanced further, at the expense of P. C. Leung and Marsland, but the match was so one- sided as to be practically devold of interest. Marsland was not afraid to hit 16-3, 6-4 It was closer than the the ball hard but his partner P
Scores perhaps indicate. how-
press
home
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just might
advantage before the end, have happen-
The Indians innings began at hain; Lieut. (E) N. L. Evans. 4.35 and, after an early reverse.-Lieut. (E) D N. Callaghan. c. Leung was, frankly, innocuous ever. and had Gosano managed Ismall being dismissed for 3-1-7- Leading-Tel. R. G. Stovell. Pay- The former sent over some flash-to Nazarin and Kitchell were asso- Lieut. F.
on the held H.ing cross-court drives which C. Lyddon, A.B clated in a free partnership of 50. Attwood. Sub-Lieut, W. HL Craw-more then one occasion left Sirdar anything Nazarin was the more aggressive ford, Lieut. R. J. L. Hammond. Rumjahn standing but he was ed, as Llang was showing signs THE FIRST EXTRA RACE of the two and was obviously see Pay-Lieut. J. K. Watkins.
not consistent enough.
of "bellows to bend." MEETING will be held (weather ing them very well. It came as
The champions both improved F. A. Broadbridge gave a rather against permitting) at HAPPY VALsurprise when he was bowled by
50 per cent. on their form last disappointing display Pearce for 30.
J. M. Thompson, P.-O. S 1. D.
weck, even taking into considera- Land of the Army. losing in on SATURDAY, 12th
A. H. Madar joined Kitchell and Robinson, F.-O. W. G. Moseby; tion the weaker opposition, with straight sets And getting only -March, 1938, commencing at things slowed down considerably. A F.-Lieut. A. Walker P.-O. J. O. 8.A. particularly good. Towards four games.
Ismail Abdul-Razack thin drizzle set in at about 5.15 and Sowerbusts; F.-O. R. H. Water the end they were obviously, con- 2.00 p.m:
It became difficult to grip the ball. house, P.-O. L. Fox, B-Ldr C. Ecentrating on Marsland to give the difficulty with D. K. Leung, and The First Belt will be rung at However, the batsmen also found it St. J. Beamish. Sergt. R. R. Mc-game some interest.
won with the loss of only three 1.30 p.m.
none too easy to move about. At Pherson. F-Lieut. J. S. Wilson.
games. GOOD NET PLAY 5.40 Kitchell got out to a catch at F.-O. P. S. Hutchinson, F.-Lieut.
Harry Owen-Hughes and T. -A. deep square leg which Hayward C. H. Beamish. A.C.I. J. Holland. judged to a nicety.
Referee: R. A. Beattle (Scot-Pearce were far too good for L
Liew and Peter U. They were al-W. A. Land best F. A. Broad- most impassable at the net, their bridge 6-1, 6-3.
I. M. A. Razack beat D. K. Leung. long reach being a great asset
6-1, 6-2. here and Pearce sent over many
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Scopes:
SINGLES
had
110
S. W. Llang beat A. V, Glosano
3 drive to which the opposition could hardly even get the racket. 6-3, 6-4.
Another, easy win was that of
D. C. Leung and 8. W. Wong over
DOUBLES
D. C. Leung and S. W. Wong Wei Chung and 0. L. Pang, while beat Wel Chung and . L. Pang Barros and Gonsalves also had 6-0; 5-3. little trouble in disposing of W. F
LIANG WINS Wong and P. Y. Cheng.
The best singles match was that between Liang Bal-wah and A. V. Gosano, which the former won by
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H. Owen Hughes and T. A. Pearce beat L. Liew and Peter U. 6-1, 6-2.
H. A. Barros and J. Gonsalves beat W. F. Wong and P. Y. Cheng 8-3. 6-1.
8. A Rumjahn and H. D. Rum- Jahn beat P. C. Leung and Mars- land 6-1, 6-1.
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Peak Club were unable to raise Tennis. Open Singles: Leung a side. Table Tennis,
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