PAGE 10 HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1938.
In the World of Sports
SOFTBALL NOTES
SECOND WIN FOR M.C.C.
Baseball Club Defeated Splendid Bowling
By The
The Trojans
Tommy Chan Proves Worthy Successor To Chinn
(BY R.O.Y)
THREE IMPORTANT LEAGUE GAMES were decided last Sunday, "when the lugets retained their unbeaten record to stay at the top of the League table. The Chinese Baseball Club, who have played two gaines les, sisɑ without defeat, 'moved up into second place by virtue of their convincing win over the engiisa Forum.
The Colony's lady enthusiasts staged an extensive programme of praculee maignes over the week-end, in preparation for the com- muncement of Lier League series," scheduled for December 4. Main teature of these games, was the heavy hitting of the Recreio Ladies who scored 38 and 35 runs, against the "Baby Panthers" and the Cen- tral Britian Ladies, respectively.
1
the
By Farnes
Cape Town. Nov. 15. The MC.C. cricketers won second match of their South African tour. beating Western Province by elebt Wickets.
In reply to their opponents' first innings total of 174. the tourists. scored 276, of which Hugh Bartlett." the Sussex left-hander, made 91 not out. He played a vigorous trnings lasting 120 minutes and hit nine boundaries.
Going in again, Western Pro- vince
dismissed
·169. for. were
fast swinging Against the
veries of Kenneth Farnes, Suvex and England bowler, cnty
A. R. Ralph was able to play with nfidence he batted attractively and was not our at the finish.
the splendid Farnes returned bowling figures of
TRAINING GALLOPS
The following times were clocked during the morning gallop
at the Race Course yesterday:
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1
Dis- 1st ind 3rd 4th Last tance Qr. QF. QI. Or. Qr.
40.4 1.14 1.43.2 2.11.4. 28,2
I
Perfect Day Jober .....
1 36.1
1.10
1.41.2 2.11.4 30.2
Twilight Star
1 32.1
1.03.1
1.34.1 2.04.4
30.3
Coronation Day
I
36.2
1.10.3
1.44.4 2.17 32.1
Murray River
3 29
57.3
1.26.2
23.4
1 39.3 1.16.3
1.53.3 2.27.1 33.3
1 34.2 1.08.1 1.39.1
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King's Lend
Laughing Girl
Silkylight
National Guard
Katinka
Tribute
Derby Day
" Tempest
Fei Ying
Brutus "Strathearrick
Criffel
1 34.2 $1.05.3 1.38 3.05.1 29.1
59.2 +37 1.10 1.43
1 34.1 1.04.3 1.33.1 2.00.3 27.2
1.08.3 1.42.1 2.13.1
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Double Chance and Meteor.
# 31.1 1.03.4 1.38.4
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1 38 1.16.1 1.54.3 2.28.1 33.3
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1 32.4 1.04.1 1.35.2 2.02.1 1.19.3 1.54 29.2 58
26.4
34.2
1.25.4.
27.4
38.3 1.15.3 1.50.3
35
35 1.08.. 1.41.1
33.1
29.2 1.01.2 1.29.2
28
28.2 *55
1.25
30
de-
Macquarie River
30
29.2
the
Tampa Bay
33
Flybynight
The Leopard
1 37.2 1,08.4 1.442 1 38 1.12 1.44
35,3
32
Tornado Star and
Colorado
Star
National Defence
1
Racing Boy
1. 35 1.05.4 1.34.3 2.03.3. 29 42. 1.20 1.54.2 2.23.2 32
1.42.4
32 36.1 1.10.4
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M. R. W.
Wild Cat
1:34
31 v
12.4 2 38 7
Bag Tor
30.4
1.00.3 1.30.1
29.3
Royal Highness
1 38
1.14.1
1.40 2,21
32
Tyne, Good Morning and Plet
Hein
1 34
1.10.2 1.45.3 2.17.4 32.1
Bredon
€ 38
1.07.4 -1.35.2
27.3
Soldier of China
1 38
1.11.2 1.43.2 2.15
31.3
#38
1.13.3 1.45.1
31.3
36
1.09.31.42.1 2.12.4 30.3
4
Time ...
1
29,4 1.02.2 1.32.3 201
28.2
Captain Blood and Lancashire
Chap
1
39.3 1.14.3 1.48.2 2.23
34.3
1 37 1.07.2 1.36.1 2,03.3 27.2
1 35.4 1.13 1.47.2 2.19.1 31:4
Plain View and Night View Araxy
1 35 1.09
1.41.3 2.14.3 33
232
1.05.2 1.38
32.3
Whalsey
.36.1
1.12 1.45.2
33.2
1 38
1.14
? 35
1 28.2 1.01
1.49 Zi23 34
B 33.4 1.08,3 1.42.2
1.33 2.01 28
Gold Coin
1 40.4, 1.17
Just In Time
1 32
Split Hand
1 36
The last mentioned squad, in a season, when they were outhit by subsequent game, gave a much Im-the Chinese Baseballes, of whose proved display to hold the Chinese 11 hits, four went for extra bases, The MCC. then hit up 69 for homerun by Babe "wo wiekels to win by eight wic- Wildcats to a tie at 10 runs all, including
of Yorkshire The Diocesan Girls, now named the Chinn. Tommy Chan did moundkets. "Cubs", were unlucky to lose twy duty, and proved to be a worthy
to Hurler Tuffy China was out for a "blob," caught off close games to the Filipino Girls, successor
G. Brinkhaus.--Reuter. 16 runs to 14, and to the "Car-,who has left the Colony. Oldtime baseballers, Bill Hong Sing and dials" by & runs to 5.
TROJANS: (UM. BASEBALL
CLUB: 5
The Baseballers, fielding a de-
Leonard Hatton.
Cuban Love Scenic View
George Wu made their Initial ap- LOCAL YACHTING A Great Time and A Better
pearances, of the season and to- gether with Nip Lum, Ching and E Choy formed a brilliant in-
pleted team, lost another heartfeld for the winners
breaker to the T.öjans, woo staged For the Forumers, Kitchell gave -a, last minute rally to score the
an outstanding display, and re- tying and winnig runs
the day
in the
Another Wing For Widgeon
The Sweepstake Race (5.4 miles)
Paal stanza of the closest game of Ceived valuable support from Yum held by the Royal Hongkong Yacht The winners, showed the and Johnny Lee. Quon pitched club yesterday resulted in wins for benefit of assiduous practice and steady ball, but appeared to be Artemis (Mr. S. Berg) in the "A":
affected by hitting reputation of Class and Widgeon (Miss H. Craw- hall Wilson) in the "H" and "y" Suva, :the opposition
Classes.
diy deserved their nine win. Best players
H. were Aquino, T. Sliva and Bilva-Netto: I Erie Hearther, Waggoner and Venezia were outstanding for the Baseballers who have lost three of their four unsuccessful outings, by the odd run margin.
CHINESE BASEBALL CLUB: 9
ENGLISH FORUM: 5 The English Forum squad aus- Lained thel.st.defeat of the
MIDGETS: 11 3RD, MACHINE GUN CÒF: 1
The Gurrers lost their unbeaten badiy reca d when they we counced by the Mdgets, Herbe winne.is, Quoa, plucking for the Juosed the opposition only 1 run en two hits, wito 14 strike-outs. He was toly supported by Wong, be- hidd the plate, and at the initial sack, Lau gave a sound per- to-mance. The other fielders re-
ADVERTISEMENT ceved uttle chance to display their
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
wares
Detailed results follow:-
"A" Class Started at 14.45
Finished Corr. Pos. 16.49.15 16.49.15 1
Artemis.
(Mr. 8. Berg).
17.0.43 17.0.43 Gull....
(Mr. A. O. G. Mills), Eve........ 17.2.6
(Major E. Bader). Painted Lady 17.4.7
(Capt M. T. L. Wilkinson). Kittiwake... 17.4.29
(Miss P. M. King), Joss... 17.4.49 (Capt. Northcote). George Isobel. 17.5.15
(Major A. R. Morres).
Crary took batting honours with
4 elcuts in 4 Lines up; White was a god second, scoring 3
2
17.2.6 3
17.4.7 4
17.4.20 5
17.4.49 В
17.5.17 7
8
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17.9.43 10
yas and getting 3 hits. The Crun-Teal ........ 17.7.00 '17.7.00 es, at bat, were swinging much
(Major S. del Court).
Vixen Tor
Lucky and Rose Jane
Desert Star, Tiny Star and Sex
Dragon".....
Gold Sovereign
Discovery Bay
Rose Evelyn
Dark Hazard
HARLEQUINS HELD AT HOME
But Score Only Try Of Game
Harlequins 3 pia, London Scottish 3
37 1.11.3 1.45.2 2.10.4 31.2 1.50 2.23.2 33.2 1.04.2 1:30.1 2.07.1 31 1.12 1.48.2 -2.23 36.1 4.40.3 1.24.1 2.04.1
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LOCAL CRICKET
C.B.R. Sargent's XI
Beat D.B.S.
In a cricket match at the Dio- cesan Boys' School yesterday, the Rev. C. B. R. Sargent's team de- feated the School by 58 runs.
Scores:
Mr. Sargent's XI:-138 (D. Crary, That the Harlequins were notave for 62, and S. K. Cheung, Ave beaten at Twickenham recently for 62).
was largely due to the fine tack- Diocesan Boys' School:-82 (F. J. 1ing of their forwards and the lack Lay 21, D: Crary 22, 8. K. Cheung
oo late and could not get going: Jean 17.7.00 17.7.00 THE ELEVENTH EXTRA
nly Archie Zimmern's timely (Col. 0. C. Gowlland). RACE MEETING will be held nome-ran saved them froi semg Nereld 17.9.43
(Lt.-Car. W.. S. Hall). tweather permittl=e) at HAPPY whitewashed, while brothers Ernie VALLEY on SATURDAY, 191₺ and Francis we a the best of the La Linda, D.N.F. Com R. B. John-of finish on the part of the op-20, H. Owen Hughes, five for 30. November, 1938, commencing at Gunners in the field.
2.00: p.m.
.וי
Donald Anderson connected with
ene, for three bases but did no-
The arst Bell will be rung a thing else of note
1.30 p.m.
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stone),
"H" & "Y" Classes-Started at 14.55
Finished Corr. Pos. Widgeon
17.2.18 18.55.6 1 (Miss H. Crawhall Wilson).
17.3.6. 16.55.27 2 Stella .......
(Lt. J. W. Lueas). Robena....... 17.3.46 1.000
(Mr. R. R. Lindsey). Colleen, DNF. (Rev. E. A. Btapn-
WL Percentage
5.0 1.000 3 0
.17.56.7 3
posing outsides.
Oddly enough, and C. B. R. Sargent, four, for 28). the Harlequlis on the defensive
LA SALLE WIN for most of the time, scored a
At the Club de Recreio, La Salle try, while the only success of the
College were the winners by six attacking Scots was a penalty goal.wickets against the Royal Army
The try was a real beauty. Fol- Medical Corps.
The RA.M.C. batted first and lowing a breakaway by Bishop the ball came out to Horsley from were "skittled out for 34 runs by A. some serummaging mauling play el arculli (five for 17) and G. La Salle fared slightly better, the Scottish "25." With what Cosano (five for 17). looked like three gigantic strides Wikin-handed of Adair, and crashed past compiling 48 runs, of which G failed Gasano scored 26. For the RA
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ADAMSON CUP
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Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
TO-MORROW
Stuart-Wilson.
Chapman
with the kick and that brought M.C. Webb took four wickets for
18 and Dunne three for 8. the half-time."
The three opening minutes of
the second half were grand stuff the ball as he was about to pass- The following are the results of with Fyfe going all out for the land just how good he was it was
a little difficult to make out. week-end play at the Kowloon "ne and only just kept out by the
united efforts of three defenders! Fyfe did what he could with all Golf Club-
him violently into his old dash. Not a great deal In the Enal of the Dewar Trophy, who shoved
came his way, but as far as one F. A. H beat 8. Jex, 2 and 1 over touch. A minute later he kicked a
penalty goal from a good way out, could judge he has lost little of 18 holes,
the queerest the no great pace which was made The following qualified for the the ball playing Captain's Cup: T. B. Lew with a lighting tricks before it swerved up for by the determination, which always possessed him on the field. In the November qualifying com-score of 82-12-70, and F. A. Hill inwards between the pcsts.
SMART PAIR OF HALVES
SCRAPFY 'QUINS- SIDE petition for the Adamson Cup, F. with a score of 89-17-72. There
The Scottish halves, Adair at The Harlequins were rather a Buckle,-75-12-63 giafes.
ht base of the
scrum and scratch side cwing to the 'crisis, "trathle, were an effective com- but even so, there is some doubt as ination. Adair may be a little to who are to all the centre posi- t slow but he does a thoroughly tions. Bishop at stand-off, gave ound job of work. He gets the Golding" plenty of support and ball away without delay, chooses Strathie quite a lot to think about.
minton Association
League,way sagaciously, and his powerful fended well, but rarely made mich Mixed Doubles: Club de Recreuicking worth a good dein to the ground: Bishop being the only true
penetrative mid-field player: v. University, Kowloon Tong side in defence. St. John's.
Straithle knows a lot about thei But the real weakness lay for- BRIDGE YMCA. Women's Sec-game for one aged 19, and with an, ward, where the heeling was slow. tion Contract Bridge Class, 10 Uxford career before him, but he and often falled altogether. It has plenty to learn. He is physi-was a fairly representative pack, Hockey cally sulted, to the game, but so too.
In the line-outs and in the loose (Mar-willing and courageous that it is
to be hoped he will not be over-the Harlequin forwards were" as the long season good as the Scottish, and some of ahead of him:
their bandling was as good as 307- Pomerof his running in this thing in the game. Chapman, My- tary), 2.45 p.m. Ibiza. Div- BADMINTONYMOA Women's game was cleverly judged and in- cock and Thompson were seen teresting to watch. His centres quite a lot of, and Birkett, son of son, RAMCI ?> R* Eógineers, Rijon Badminton 10 am..
Iamous father worked solidly. (E) (St. Josyph's), 2,45 pm. RACING HOTskope Jockey Club's did not follow him particularly
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