Attire,
Tuesday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
February 11, 1941.
"R. Abbit's Cricket Comments
Etiquette On The Field
Fenton's Splendid Feat Against R. Engineers
The rain on Saturday last washed out all the cricket and most of my notes. I was not aware of it, but apparently a scratch teám of K.C.C, which managed to total nine members in all, took on the Sappers on Sunday. The only two people who did anything for K.C.C. were Anderson (82 not out) and Mackay (67).
Their 8 wickets produced 193 runs. The best bowl- ing figures returned for the Sappers were those of Denyer which read 9.7-1-45-5. The Sappers' batting however went to bits. Tropp got 22 not out. Ratcliffe 12, and the whole side were out for 62.
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Fenton brought off the un-ball went past, and you were given usual feat of taking all 10 wie-out Lh.w. I think the old type of kets, his figures reading 9.6-2. belt with a hook and eye so to speak, has more or less gone out. If pus- 30-10. This was a very usefulsible white buckskin boots should be performance even if the butting worn but they are extremely expen- sive out here belleve and an ex- was not absolutely first class.
cellent line in canvas boots enn be should got reasonably cheaply. Shoes
if possible, not be worn
aa mart to the ankle, from the protection they do not give as much support to
day's In a long fielding. Of course it in a I am only referring to the ordinary and usual garb. if you can't arrange I better to play anything else cricket in shorts and a polo shirt than not to play cricket at all.
The Recreio, an A side as far as I could see, had a game with the China Light & Power, the chief fe- ture of which seemed to be, and the first time I have ever noted it, that Recreio had only one Gogano play- ing, L.G., and he got 28. A. M. Prata got 41 but they were all out
aged to hit up 83.
Etiquette
There are one or two points of de-
WEEK-END
SOCCER
Lai Wah Cup Final.
Following ure the fixtures for the week-end:
Saturday
FIRST DIVISION
Royal Scots v Club
(Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.m.)
Sing Tao
Middlesex
(Club, 4.15 p.m.)
Poilce
v Kowloon
(Boundary Street, 4.15 p.m.) St. Joseph's v Navy
(Caroline Hill, 4.15 p.m.)
SECOND DIVISION
v Club
(Sookunpoo, 2.15 p.m.).
Middlesex
Sing Tho
R.A.0.C.
v Kowloon
(Club, 2.45 p.m.)
Navy
(Caroline Hill, 2.45 p.m.)
20th R.A.
THIRD DIVISION
v Shell
(Boundary Street, 2.45 p.m.)
Sunday
La Wah Cup Final v Civilians
UFS
Ariny
(Club, 3.30 p.m.)
FIRST DIVISION
y Eastern
(Boundary Street, 4.15 p.m.)
SECOND DIVISION
Kit Chee,
Police
v South China (Caroline Hill, 2,45 pm.).
v Kwong Wah (Boundary Street, 2.45 p.m.)
THIRD DIVISION
for 111. China Light & Power man tall which are very often mored. ton, last month made an unsuccessful attempt to depose Jo Kwong Walt
ATTEMPT FAILS.-Clarence (Red) Burman, of Washing-
It is
is etiquette for the Umpire to ask
The fight, which took the Captain of the fielding side if he Louis from his heavyweight throne. wishes to umpire from point instead place at Madison Square Garden, ended in the fifth round - i am rather defeated by being of square leg This has become when the Brown Bomber knocked out the challenger though asked to discuss cricket etiquette quite common in the last few years not before he himself was floored. Burman is a protege of such as "altire, manners during a when left handed batsman is at former champion Jack Dempsey. match," As regards the last point, the wicket, as delay to the game is cricket manners do not differ from
saved.
It is not good sportsmanship good manners anywhere else. As for for the bowler to run out the bats- attire, the usually accepted costume ma
man al
at his end for leaving the crease Is a pair of white trousers and white before the ball is delivered unless tennis shirt. In W. G. Grace's book he has previously warned him that of cricket he made the point that n he will do so. It is
is fairly well scarf should always be worn as belts known suppose that a batsman were apt to click occasionally as the may only have a "runner" with the consent of the opposing captain, which is however, invariably grant-
in
early
ed, though! believe the ear SPORTS ADVERT.days of interports, the Shanghat
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1911
15th, 13th, 18th, 19th and 22nd -
February
captain was not prepared to let Dr Jim Lowson have a runner unless Hongkong agreed, not to bowl him for the rest of the match! That must have been in the eighties,
Stumping
Nicki Wan Wins Oriental
Heavyweight Boxing Title
MANILA, Feb. 3.-Nicki Wan, light heavyweight cham- pion of China, last Saturday, evening literally slugged Young Schmeling, local heavyweight champion, into submission to The bout annex the heavyweight championship of the Orient. ended suddenly in the middle of the 8th round when Schme- ling, after taking a terrific pummeling, quit cold and told Referee Manuel Eloriaga he had had enough, thereby giving the bout to the Chinese by a technical knockout.
36th R.A.
A.S.A.
v Air Force
(Sookunpoo, 2.15 p.)
v 35th R.A. (Chatham Road, 4.15 p.m.) 24th R.A.
v Signals (Chatham Road, 2.45 p.m.)
✔ International (Sookunpoo, 4.15 p.m.)
R.A.M.C.
GOLF RESULTS AT FANLING
Junior Title
I am not quile clear why my cor- respondent asks about this, but pos- sibly he has not access to the rules
Schmeling's action came as a other fighter would probably have of cricket. Rufe 23 reads "Or, if in: On Saturday, 15th, Monday, 17th, playing at the hall, provided it be surprise as he all but belted out stayed down for the full count.
When the seventh round opened) S. L. Lloyd and A. J. Dennis entered Tuesday, 18th, and Wednesday, 19th not touched by the bat or hand, the Want in the 6th round when he the fans expected Schmeling to tear the final of the Junior Championship of February, the frat bell will be rung striker be out of his ground, and connected with one of his loop-into the Chinese and stow him away the Royal Hongkong Golf Club at Fan- a1 11.00 am, and the first race will the wicket be put down by ing right haymakers on the for keeps but instead, Schmeling ling on Sunday, when they beat N. D. be run at 11.30 a.m. On Saturday, wickel-keeper with the ball, or with Chinese lad's chin and floored held back and it was Nicki who Lloyd and E. C. Price by one hole and 22nd February, the first bell will be hand or arm with the bail in hand:
A point that arises him for a four count. When did the leading. Schmeling was ap-14/3, respectively.
In the semi-Anal of the Stubbs Shicid, from this
Iand another righthand punch but
will be run at 2.00 p.m.
Afth_race_on_the_first four days of the
Mecting.
"Stumped."
A.A. Regt, H.A. defeated Butterfield and Swire-by one hole.
rung nt 1.30 p.m. and the first race Smule is contained in the geen in his dressing room after Parently walling for an opening to
The tin interval will be after the words "it be not touched by the hot the fight Schmeling sald he did he didn't get the opening as Nicki P.W.D. bent 1.K.S.R.A. 4/2, and 60i|
or hand." If the ball is_snickel and. not-know-what-le-was-doing-darted in an out and offered him on the wicket-keeper puts down the and indicated he was out on his target. wicket in a normal stumping way,
M, no catch having been made, the verdict feet. is "run out." Rule 42′ reads "the
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURES Members are reminded that they
their ladies MUST
and
their badges prominently duplayed
throughout the Meeting.
In the eighth Nicki rushed out of
his corner as the bell clanged and "All I remember is that I was landed four blows to the head and wicket-keeper shall stand behind the wear
about. Schmeling made a wicket. If he shall take the ball for running after that Chinese trying to body before Schmeling knew what it
was all the purpose of stumping before connect with another right, hoping NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE has passed the wicket or, if he shall to end the fight," Schmeling said, weak attempt to land a looping right batter the enl scrapper in unmerei- WILL BE ADMITTED TO, THE Incommode the striker by any noise, "But I was mighty tired and then but Wan dodged it and came in to all of a sudden I didn't know what fashion, and it was obvious that or motion, or if any part of his per- MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
was doing and I wanted to rest so Schmeling was ready, tp, collapse. Badges admitting non-members to son be over or before the wicket, the I
I guess that's why I quit. realised
When Nicki let up a bit Schmeling the Members Enclosure and Club striker shall not be out." Notice I Rooms at $10.00 per day including that if the batsman has played the utter 1 cute to my senses in my turned to the referee and said: "No bali the wicket-keeper would be corner that I shouldn't have quit, (ladies $5.00 and $20.00
the
tax-or $40,00 including tax for the clearly in order in taking the ball at I should have kept on until hemore. I quit."
Maly) are obtainable through in front of the wicke! as it is for knocked me out but I guess I was
the
Secretary upon the written or the purpose of running him out and out on my feet."
introduction of a member, not for stumping, or at least such is personal such member to be responsible for my view.
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RIVALRY
Donna Wins Race
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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club's fifth cruiser championship race was salird over acousa of 20 miles on Sunday and re- Bitted:
Division 1 Started 9.40 km. 357.30 3.19.43 20 . Cock 3.30.47 3.30.47 31 P. C. M Sedgwick Yehonala 4,20,03 4.00.5) 21 GW.
Behrman Red Rover 4.50.30 4.07.27 10 R, 1.
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7.10.23 0.22.01 20 P. Clarke
Schmeling Too Flabby
It look's like China has got some thing in Nicki Wan. The 20-year-
Is old fighter Is fast for a big man,
under fire, and proved that he cool has the courage and heart of a lion. since George Washington Lee As predicted it Schmeling failed to Not knock Wan out in the early part of came to Manila almost 20 years ago to battle the greal Pancho Villa, has
The semi-finals of the . M. Young Cup resulted in Butterfield and Swire beating Gibb, Livingston and Co, and kong and Shanghal Bank. the Chartered Bank losing to the long-
Little Wins Texas Open
San Antonio, Feb. 10. Lawson Little won the Texns $500 open golf tournament to-day with a eard of 273. Yesterday he scored 70 and 75.
Ben Hogan, scored 68 and 09, for a total of 270 and Sam Snead 08 and 71 for 270-United Press.
C.S.C.C. Teams
The following will represent the Civil
at League cricket Saturday:
the fight he would either be badly China sent a fighter here of cham-Service CC. out-pointed or belted out himself by the fast-stepping Chinese champion. plon calibre. Although he put in some stiff train- ing for the fight, Schmeling was still too flabby and Jacked the stamina to a gruelling 10-round bout at the puce set by Nicki Wan. He tipped the beam at 194 pounds while Wan weigh in at 180,
Nicki Wan did not look as effec- tive against Schmeling as he did in 1his workouts but that was probably due to the fact that he was wary of Schmeling's terrific righthand punch.
FOOTBALL
AT HOME
League War Cup
LONDON, Feb. 10' (Reuter),-The
a | And he had a good taste of it in the Football League War Cup begins on
4
very first round when he stepped one February 15 with the following first-
on the jaw. He did not fully re-round matches, which will be played
1 cover from that blow until the third on the home and away basis, goal ag
round, he said after the fight and gregate deciding. tles: that was why he was so cautious.
SOUTH
In the third, Nick had Schmeling Brighton v. Arsenal; Cardiff v.
Crystal
Stoker
on queer street as he peppered him Swansen; Cheinca V. Portsmouth; 4.33.40 4.43.40.32 D. Campbeli 2 with short punches to the face and Clapton O. v. Aldershot;
tummy and he continued boxing Palace v. Queen's Park Rangers; 800.25 3.80.54 8 D. 8. Carter 4 rings around the local batiler in the Leicester v. Birmingham; Luton v. Women's Championship The sixth women's championship race fourth and AKUN. sailed over 8.35 miles yesterday resulted fstarted 2:30 pm.): True Blus Redshank
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Nicki Nearly Out
Northampton; Mansfeld v. Norwich v. West Ham; Notts County v. West Bromwich; Reading v. Bristol v. Brentford; City: Southampton
The highlight of the bout come Southend v. Millwall; Tottenhum v
in the sixth when Schmeling drove Bournemouth; Walsall v. Notis Nicki to the ropes and landed a Forest; Watford v. Fulham,
NORTH terrific right to the chin which floored the Chinese. The 3ght could
application to the Secretary, lat door, GUNNERS' RUGBY TEAM have been finished in that round Blackburn v. Oldham; Bolton
Exchange Building,
In their rugby match against Royal landed just one more punch. But Presteld v. Barnsley; Grimsby v
V.
Blackpool
Manchester City; Schmeling had taken his time and Burnley; York v. Bradford: Bury v Any persons found loitering with|
Chester V Tranmere; Servants' pastes in their possession
as it was Nicki stood up
after a will forfelt the same and will be Scots at 3 p.m. to-day at Sookunpoo,
Royal Arillery will be represented by: count of four, covered his face for Doncaster; Halifax v. Leeds; Hud- removed from the Enclosure.
*2/Lieut Fairclough; Sergi March, Caplin while and then had sense enough dersfield v. Middlesbro';_ Hull v. Skipwlin, Gnr Keebie, L/Bdr Richarda: to go into a clinch until the bell Lincoln; Liverpool v. Southport; | Capt Book, Onr. Dobbinson; 2/Lieut
Bompas, Berg Hicks, Gar Cook; L/Bdr camo to his rescue. It may be sold Manchester United v. Everton; New EVARE, 2/Lieut Delderfeld: L/Bdr Mae in passing that Nicki Wan displayed Brighton v. Wrexham; Newcastle V, Dermott, 2/Llaut Eddison, 2/1Jgut Heath,
Reserver Car Turner, Car Easterbrook, the heart of a lion in the way he Rochdale; Shefeld United v. Rother
came back after that punch. "Anylham.
By Order,
c. B. BROWN,
Secretary. Hongkong, 10th February, 1941.
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