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1933
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1932.
OXFORD OVERWHELMED BY CAMBRIDGE
BEATEN BY
176 RUNS
BRILLIANCE OF COMDR. SHAW
Cambridge beat Oxford by 176 runs at the H.K.C.C, yesterday,
Batting At all times with ensy confidence and skill, and occasionally administering very Hovere punishment to the attack, Llout. Comdr. R. J. Shaw, enjoyed n personal triumph in the defeat. of Oxford by Cambridge in the annual cricket match on the Hong- kong Cricket ground yesterday.
He hit up a magnificent 158 and remained undefeated, when the faninge was declared at 261 for 4 The forcefulness of his batting can be judged from the fact that he gathered five sixes and 23 four-122 in boundary hits,
runa.
He received valuable support from Lieut. Comdr. J. D. Southorn who was unbeaten with 51 to his credit. The Oxford attack lacked sting, and only Grinths could keep the batsmen qulet, although he was | eventually treated with acant respect, his two wickets coating 58!
Professor L. T. Ride came in for most punishment, nine overs yielding 75 runs. And there was no wicket secured as consolation, The collapse of Oxford at the wicket was even more amazing than their unsuccessful efforts In the field. C.B.R. Sargent did what he liked and ran through the side to take 6 for 46 and to help dis- miss Oxford for a paltry 85 runs.
G. R. Sayer (25), L. B. Holmes (16) and R. H. Griffiths (10) were the only batamen to display any 'sort of confidence and ability.
Shaw followed up his brilliant batting by equally fine wicket keeping. He slumped Hlmx. worth, Evans and Picker in succession, and did not allow a single extra.
The full scores were;
Cambridge.
Sur, Com, D'Arcy-Evags, e Sayer,
Hawkins ......
20
J. Barrow, e Evans, b Sayer Lieut. Coin. It. J. Shaw, not out 158
H. G. Wallington. e Ride, b
Grifths Lieut. Com. J.D. Southern, not out
Extras
Total (for 4 whis. dec.) 201 E. W. Hamilton, D. McLellan, R. H.
R. Sargent did not bat,
"D. Wade, C. E. R. Clarabut and C. B.
Dowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
W.
22 78
A
1 50
1
A
56
D8
12
H
SOCIETIES AT GOLF-The St. George's and St. Andrew's Societies met in their annual golf tournement Inst Sunday, when the Englishmen won. Here is a group picture of the players who took part. (Photo: Ming
Yuan).
YACHTING SEASON IN FULL SWING
FIRST
BLOOD
TO ARMY
THRILLING RUGBY WITH NAVY
Triangular Tournament Opens Promisingly
THE NEW BOATS A SUCCESS
SPEED YET TO BE INCREASED
POLICE AT PLAY
Home Football Forecasts
Ticklish Problems This Week
Soveral ticklish problems of formi are presented by the fixtures in the English and Scottish Leagues this week, though the F.A. Cup appears to contain many "snips."
The Telegraph's forecast of results, probable winners in capitals, in as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
L
ARSENAL! BIRMINGHAM
Blackburn BLACKPOOL DERBY EVERTON LEEDS UN. Manch, City WEDNESDAY Sunderland WEST BROM.
v. Middlesbro.
v. Wolves
v. Portsmouth.
v. Liverpool
v. Lefcenter.
v. Bolton. v. Chelsea.
v. 'ASTON VILLA
v. Huddersfield.
v. Sheffield U.
v. Newcastle
SECOND DIVISION.
BRADFORD C. Bury Chesterlleld FULBAM LINCOLN MILLWALL
Notis. C. PORT VALE
r. Tottenham, v. Plymouth
v. Manchester U.
v. Stoke
V. Notts. Forest,
V. Bornley
v. Oldham
v. Preston
SOUTHAMPTON v. Bradford,
SWANSEA
WEST HAM,
v. Grimsby,
v. Charlton.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE,
ABERDEEN Clyde DUNDEE East Stirling Falkirk KILMARNOCK
Arrangements for Visit PARTICK
of Canton Team
v. St. Johnstone
v. HEARTS.
v. Ayr United
y. Airdrie.
v. RANGERS.
v. Morton.
v. Cowdenbeath
v. Hamilton
Queen's Park St. Mirren
v. Motherwell. THIRD LANARK v. Celtic.
Workington
F. A. CUP.
Final arrangements have been made for the entertainment of the Canton Police football team by the Ilongkong Police Force who are to be the hosts ACCRINGTON of the visitors during the first week- DARLINGTON. end in December when two attractive HALIFAX football matches will be played.
LADIES AT HELM
SOUTHPORT The Hongkong Yacht WITH
Club's feet brought up to re-
The Canton players are due to ar CARLISLE or five rive on the evening of Friday, Decem. CHESTER curd strength with four
ber 2 and the following morning there CREWE new cruisers and ten of the new will be a reception in their honour at TORK Anker class of boats, the prospects the Central Police Headquarters. Marine (Liv.). for an exceptionally fine season They will be taken on a tour round DONCASTER are of the rosiest, particularly nathe Island later in the morning and ROCHDALE Army (1 Converted Try) 5 pts. the new class of craft has already also to the Peak, whilst in the after-WREXHAM Navy (One Try)
3 pts.proved. itself eminently satisfac- noon they will oppose the Hongkong Barrow
Poilce in the annual inter-Force foot- TRANMERE
Stalybridge Those who had anticipated
ball match. pm, and will be played at Caroline DARTFORD This game is timed to start at 3.45 WALSALI..
Cardif Aill.
season.
with the full honoura.
tory.
ก
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new
.
v. Scunthorpe
v. Hereford
v. Boston
* Darwen
v. Nelson
v. Denaby
v. Rotherham
v. Hartlepools
v. Crook Town
v. Scarboro
v. Gainsboro
v. Stockport
v. Spennymoor
v. Gateshead
v. N. Brighton
v. HULL CITY
V. Mansfeld
v. Yeovil and P.
v. Bristol Rov.
v. Romford
v. Ilford
Y. QUEEN'S PR
v. Hudesport
v. Bournemouth
v. Exeter
Y. COVENTRY
v. NORWICH
v. Aldershot
J. P. Whitham, e and 1 Grimths 20 tremendous struggle for supremacy HE introduction of new classea in the meeting of the Army and
of bonts has seen a number of 51 Navy in the first of the Triangular
On Saturday evening if the Hong- NORTHAMPTON. Lloyds, DTournament rugby matches yes the one-design craft put on the
market at exceptionally attractive kong Boxing Association, stage thole BRISTOL C. iterday, were not disappointed.
After one of the keenest games prices, ranging from $300 to $600, opening tournament the Canton visi- NEWPORT [seen
this
the Army and this should encourage would-tors will be invited by the Hongkong Merthyr
Police Force to attend. A Chinese MARGATE triumphed by 5 points to 5, albe yachting enthusiasts to take dinner is being arranged for
that Torquay this enjoyable pastime. There is
SOUTHEND night. though on the run of the play
The following day a combined team Guildford they can, perhaps, be adjudged as also little doubt that the u little fortunate in making off class of cruiser which is being of Hongkong Chinese players will be Folkestone
offered for something between matched against the Hongkong and Orient $1,500 and $2000 will meet with Canton Police. This will take place; SWINDON
on the Club ground nt Happy Valley PALACE.
GILLINGHAM at 3.45 pm.
The Canton team includes several READING effect in this department,THE new Anker boats made the well-known players and among them 1.UTON particularly in the closing stages first appearance in local waters
ers. Major C. Willson, formerly of| Navy when the
were making last Saturday, but wind conditions are some former Hongkong football- now Superintendent 25 desperate efforts to break through. made it impossible to form con- Hongkong and
clusive opinions regarding them. of the Shameen Pollee Forec, together Nevertheless sufficient was seen to with the British Consul General, Mr. expected to necom- Heavler, and consequently ap- satisfy one that they are remark-H. Philips, are perior, in the scrums, the Army ably fine boats, and typical for pany the Canton players to long- The official Interport dinner will be I enjoyed an advantage which at adaptation In Scandinavian waters.
G.
Ride
Hawkins
Suyer
Griffitha
Himsworth
Oxford.
R. Sayer, Wallington, b Sargent...
R. H. Grimths, e Barrow, b
Wallington
1. T. Ride, e Wade, b Sargont
A. E. Wood, c Sargent, b Walling-
ton
B. G. K. Hawkins, run out
L. B. Holmes, b McLellan
E. Himsworth, st. Shaw, b Sargent
B. D. Evans, st. Shaw, b Sargent
Pilcher, st. Shaw, b Sargent ...... R. A. C. North, b Sargent Heywood, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Wallington
Sargent..
Hamilton McLellan
0,
M.
12
12
2.1
SCHOOL CRICKET.
St. Joseph's College Beat Diocesan Boys'
10
It was a match of great defences, popular demand. the Army In particular showing
to
SUPERIOR PACK.
*
kong.
16 Brat looked good onough to obtain With the very light wind on Satur-held at Gloucester Building on Sun- made fairly obvious day night when the usual tonsts will that the area of the canvas will be proposed. have to be increased if the boats
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2ND TH
for them a confortable win, but day, it was so doggedly did the Navy contest the movements, that even the nent
o handling of the Army threea was are to give anything like their best. At the present time they are o brought to nought.
not in local waters, faster than The Army certainly enjoyed the the one design craft, although balance of the exelanges in the their capacity for greater speed Arst half and were not unduly flat-hasbeen amply proved. tered when they changed over five
NNAVY REPLY.
WATER
v. Dulwich H
v. Brighton v. Wycombe W. v. Brentford. v. Kingstonians. -
MAMAK FIXTURES
TO-DAY.
Radio v. 24th Batt:-U.S.I.C., -2.30 p.m.
Radio: Surjim Slugh: Pardu man Singh and J. S. Grewal: Jaggeet Singh, M. H. Hassan and Mahinder Singh: Attar Singh, POLO. Gurbachan Singh, Awtar Singh,
Kalwant Singh and A. Spary.
FRIDAY,
ANOTHER WIN FOR "Y"
R.A.M,C. LOSE 4-1
The Royal Army Medical Corps offered but slight resistance to the Y.M.C.A., in a water polo match
goals to 1. yesterday and were defeated by 4
Radio 12th Batt:-Carolirie HOL, 4.15.
*.
Radio Surjin Singh: Pardu man Singh and J. S. Growal: Jaggeet Singh: M H Hassan and Mohinder Singh: Attar Singh, Gurbachan Singh, Awtar Singh, Kalwant Singh and Karmail Singh. Heserves:-Man Singh and Pren
Singh.
points to the good. Nevertheless TT is yet too early to prognosticate their reward did not come until however, to find the Scandina- Inte in the initial half, when Mac-ship events, although Joss, which Farian, apparently fully recover is Mr. Larssen's Anker boat. has ed from his injury touched down. certainly enptured the honours to It has been rather surpris- Tratt scored with a splendid kick. date.
ing, however, to find the Scaudina. vian yachtsmen below usual form, The Navy initiated Aeveral and the majority of them did not Playing on the Craigengower Cricket Club ground, the St. Joseph's offensives in the second half, their appear to have reached the same
a standard us their boats. College XI defeated the Diocesan three-quarters working with Boys School XI by nine wickets. will to break down the Army de- dismissed the flour the one soon fence. Armytage was especially ONE of the outstanding features in all department and held the League table to date.
Diocesan boys for only noticeable for his thrustful work
of local Snchting in the ever balance of play. Nevertheless, the 9 runs, Rumjahn capturing five during those stages, and it was increasing interest being displayed keeness of the Army players con wickets for 10 runs, and Windsor five for 23, Only Drysdale and Power fitting that he should at last break by the fair sex. More and more tinued to keep interest alive, and First Battery 10 9 1 0 48 8 19 more practice should find the Radio Sports 7 6 1 0.32 5 13 showed any confidence against the at- through and score in the corner. [are experiencing the thrills and Medicals turning out quite a usc St. Andrew's
A dificult kick at goal failed, joys of yachting, and if their
# *
The Young Men were superior)
The Saints had no difficulty in pass- which only served to encourage enthusiasm at the moment is great-ful side.
The following is the Mamak
LEAGUE TABLE.
P. W. D. L.F. A. PL.
8 0 1 1 83 8 13 "Incogitos" 0 0 0 0 25 3 12 The Y.M. led at the Interval by R.A.S.C. 12 5 2 6 10 10 12
7 4 1 2 22 '12 net twice Signals
Medway
7 3 3 10 3
tack of their opponents. ing their opponents' total with the the losers to redouble their efforts. er than their skill and seaman- loss of one wicket. Windsor collected In the dying minutes of the ship, it is a point over which no-Buchanan found the 20 runs and Rumjahn 17 in their total
one supreme body need worry very much. All fairly monopolised the exchanges. of 100 runs for the ten wickets. Lay game, they made
an of the lady members of the Club the only goal scored and thereafter B.A.M.C.
R. Engineers 10 claimed eight wickets for 1 runs and effort to break through, but
in take their yachting very seriously for the winners, and Jenner and 12th. Battery J. Hulso two for 32.
Army defender found touch brilliant style to save the match. and the contest in the Ladies Sutherland added the remaining police
Championship
University race on Monday goals. was of the keenest. Mias Patchett
Scores:
J. Hulse, e Souza, b Rumjahn..
P. Power, Lb.w. b Windsor ...
J. Prettyjohn, b Rumjahn ...
FRIENDLY MATCH.
Wishart
Phoenix Veteran
On the Club ground at Happy in Toynotte has not enjoyed the
best of luck this season. Twice class taking part. It is to bo Tamar Valley, the Hongkong Rugby Club has she run down competing craft, hoped that the wind conditions 24th. Battery "A" team defeated H.M.S. Kent by and in Monday's race she had the improve a little by then. 8o far Pathian 2213 points (two goals and a try) misfortune to carry away the mast the wenther in Hongkong has been 20th. Battery
3'jto nil.
of Mrs. Fowke's Why Wonder. too good for yachting, the absence R.A.0.C.
D. B. S.
0
5 2
A. Zimmern, c Hamet, b Windsor
E. Frith, b Windsor
11
0 2 6
M. Drysdale, cand b Rumjaha
1 4 1
A
1
B. Lay, c Hamet, b Windsor
R
1
W. Raploy, e Esmall, & Rumjahn
00:1
o much superior pack and carried tere, and on Sunday two competit-aport. An exceptionally interest German Club
tori ran ashore in their racinging race has been arranged for overything before them.
cruisers, though both succeeded in Boxing Day when cruisers will
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R. Broadbridge, out
J. Docker, c and b Rumjahn
E. Rapley, b Windsor
Extras
Total....
Bowling Analysis.
•
The score was indicative of the Nevertheless even the malo yachts- of wind cutting down speeds, and K'loon Indians run of play, as the Club had the men are not immune from disas to some extent the thrills of the Destroyers
T-RED-NE?~A~^S
O. M. R. W. (Continued on Page 9.)
39.(which was unconverted, and to-damage.
wards the end of the match, King
Harboard obtained the first try getting away without serious enil from Hongkong to Macao and OTHER SPORT ON