10
CRICKET
Rain Spoils Play: Matches Drawn
GOOD RESULTS
The rain which fell on Saturday afternoon caused many matches to
Batting firat, the Navy scored 112 before declaring for 9 wickets. Of the Navy's scorers, Wright and Sqd. Ldr. Boumphrey easily topped the list, with scores of 50 and 27 respectively,
Deadly Bowling The bowling was rather deadly, F. Goodwin and A. H. Rosa both taking 4 for 31 and 37 respective- ly.
Kowloon then faced the bowl be drawn, owing to the bad lighting, easily passing their oppon- towards the end of the afternoon. ent's score, and declared at 116 Many matches were, abandoned for 2. A. W. Ramany and E. C. through the rain. Of the matches Fincher scored 88 between them (61 and 27 respectively), before that were played some very good results were obtained with the ball, Alexander, of the Police, taking the Hat Trick in friendly match against the H.M.S. Hermes...
Only two League matches were played and decision was not reschet-raws being the only results.
League Division I
Craigengower
Civil Service
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LEAGUE v. SERVICES
Some High Scoring on K.CC
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Ground
A combined League team were defeated by a United Services team yesterday on
the K.C.C. ground. Scores:
United Services Major Crake, e Fincher, b Rosa Capt. Reynolds, e Hung, b Rose Lieut. Wright, e Hung, b Ross Sq. Lat. Boumphrey, e Fincher,
Brace
A.B. Laslett, e Ismall, b Hung Lieut. Maxwell, Lawrence, Lieut. Stephenson, net out
1.00
the K.C.C. decided to declare. Sub Lieut. Mosley, e Fincher,
Scores were as under:-
Royal Navy Wright, Hung. b Roga...... Lt. Evans, e Fincher, b Gosdwin Lt. Stevenson, b Jex
Sqd. Ldr. Houmphrey, brace AB Laslett, e.Fincher, b Ross Pay Comdr. Ammanheim, bw,
btusa
Condr, Baker, Goodwin Comdr. Stanley, h Goodwin
Sed. Ldr, Glass, c Goodwin, b
Ross
ley in !! League match in F. Goodwin
which they
+
Lee
Comdr. Baker, not out
Extrax
50
6
0
97
54
0
65.
26
13
14
THE
CHINA
MAIL.
BOXING
Navy's lead by just succeeding against Sherston.
Palmer put a halt, to the win-
Army v. Royal Navy on nore run. After being saved by
Tournament
VICTORY FOR THE SAILORS
British sportsmanship was the keynote on Saturday when the first tournament between the two major branches of the Imperial Fighting Services was staged successfully by the Hong Kong Boxing Associa- tion.
First blood (figuratively) went to 4the Army but the Royal Navy ulti- mately won by five events to two. with one drawn, Pluck was in evidence throughout the programme and the standard of boxing was high.
Total (for 7 wkta.. dec.) 200 Lieut. Cobb amd Pte. Joyce dld not 27 bat.
0
1 Goodwir
12 Ross
Brace
1 Anderson
Lee Hung
BOWLING ANALYSIS
E. F. Fincher
M. R. W.
5.
16 0
17
4 62
3
10 0 41
1
A
6 0 41
1
К
19
28
K
13
Combined League
D. J. N. Anderson, e Stephenson,
b Laslott
Boumphreys
W. Brace, b Boumphrey
61 A. T. Lee, e Wright, b Baker
5
For the first time in local boxing history the bouts were broadcast from the ringside-an innovation appreciated by listenera-in,
Results of the eight contests. each of six two-minute rounds, under Imperial Services Boxing Association's rules, with a silent count and a referee and two 38. judges each time, wore 48
Folllow-
1.1. Dalison, not aut
Extraz
entertained the at Happy Val-
Total (for 9 wkts.) Stoker T. Cross did not bát.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
. 112
W. C. Hung, Reynolds,
0. M. R. W.
10
0.2 3 31
10
victorious were
A. H. Russ A. T. Lee
2 37
E. A. Lee, e Wright, b Joyce
2
17 0
S. Ismail, run uut
by
and
10 wickets
runs. W. Brace R. Lee bowled well for Craigen- gower, taking 7 wickets for 21 runs. The fielding of the home was very
5
4
17
1
E. F.
Fincher.
Crake,
W. C. Hung
2
0
110
Reynolds
14
Kowloon C.C.
5. C. Fincher, с Baker,
Ammashuim
b
F. E. Lawrence, e Wright,
Reynolds
10
20 E. C. Fincher, not out
18
3
27
N. H. Ross, h Reynolds
Extra
A
1
Tutal (for wkts.)
163
F. Goodwin did not bat,
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R.
W.
୫
G. R. Sayer,
Zimmern, b. Lea
6. M.
B. D. Evans, b Omar
GComdr. F. C. Baker.
A.B. Laslett
Baker Laslett R. W. Reynolds
10 3 18
13 B 34
13.3 1
50
5 0 15 Boumphrey
B 1 29
0
17
Moseley
2 0 16
0 Pay Cdr. Ammanheim 8
26
I 1. Jayce
4 0 15
10 Lt. Dalison
ย
20
1
4 Sqd. Ldr. Boumphrey
34 · 0
8 Comdr. Stanley
G 0
A 12 D
46
Extra
A W. Ramsay, not out
gond, not very many balls reaching F. E. Lawrence, b Dalison
the boundary.
Scores were as unders
Civil Service C.C.
F. J. de Rone, e Zimmern, b Leg
J. E. Richarison, e &
F. Baker, e Youngsaye, b Lee.
D. M. McDougall, b Omar
P. C. Fincher, not out
Total (for 2 wkts.).. 118 F. Zimmern, W. Brace, F. Goodwin, 4. C. Hung, A. T. Lee, S. Jex and
A. H. Ross did not bat,
BOWLING ANALYSIN
Lee..
J. Barrow, b Lee
R. G. Robertson, b Omer
E. B. Reed, e Youngsaye, b Lee
S. II. Holdman, not out
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M.
U. M. Omar
R. Leg
Cralgengower C.C.
5
17
3
21
E. Zimmern, b E. Hamilton
H. P. Lim, not out
S. Abbas, not out
Extras
Total (for 1 wkt.)
5
Sqd. Ldr. Glass ... 1
Lengue Match Postponed
MURDER CHARGE
Owing to heavy rain, the Leung Lin, charged with the B. W. League match between the Club murder of Li Shing near the Hong 3de Recreto 2nd XI. and the Civil Kong Distillery, Taun Wan, on the Service C.C. 2nd XI. and the night of January 13-14. Friendly match between the Kow was again before Mr. T. S. loon C.C. and the R.A.S.C. had to Whyte - Smith at the Kowloon be abandoned..
Magistracy on Saturday when it was indicted that the case would be transferred to the District Offee, South, (Post Office Building).
4
18
51
A. B. Hamson, U. M, Omar, J. R. Youngsaye, t. C. Reed, J. Champion, R. Lee, F. Oliver and W. K. Way did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W
E. B. Reed .....
5
0 -15
0
E. W. Hamilton
1 18
J.R.C. v. THE ARMY
Friendly Matches
H.K.C.C. MARRIED v. SINGLE
Judgment for the Crown in re- This match was played on the spect of £3,500 of the £12,471 claim- H.K. Club ground and resulted in ed from ex-Sergeant Goddard was a draw, the Married men knock given by Mr. Justica Rowlatt in ing up 110 for 7 wickets before the Court of King's Bench.
declaring. To this
the Referring to the detention of the "Bachelors" replied with 73 for 7 total sum, his lordship declared wickets.
that Lord Bying took a great risk. Goddard is to recover £9,000 and the costa.
The Indian R.C. were at home to
the Army at, Soakumpoo, the result
acore
RE. & S. v. UNIVERSITY
The Sappers were at home to
being a draw after the Army de- the 'Varsity at Suokumpoo and clared at 166 for 9 wickets. The compiled a score of 111 bofora Indians replied with a score of 76 being dismissed.
for 2 wickets before the match Candah
retired after SCDT- terminated owing to the very bading 46 for the 'Varsity light,
towards their Rcore of 90 Col.. Wyatt batted well for the for 4 wickets. The match could Army for his 42 runs before being not be played out to a finish on defeated by A. A. Rumjahn. account of the bad light, so re-
A. R. Minu was the most success-sulted in a draw.
ful bowler for the Indians, taking
4 wickets for 35 runs. He also did well with the bat, scoring 10 not out.
Scores were na under:-
Army
Major Crake, b A. R. Minu ... Lt. Welfe Barry, l,b,w,, b A. R.
Alinu
Franio
Capt. Reynolds, c A. A. Rumjahn,
Lt. Musson, e Doodha, b A. R.
Minu ......
Col. Wyatt, b A. A. Ramjahn Cpl. Davies, c A. A. Rumjahn, b
A. R. Minu
Plc. Joyce, c Madar, b A. A.
Rumjahn
Lt. Christian, not out
Lt. Maxwell, b A. R. Minu Collings, e A. M. Rumjahn, b
Madar
Sawyer, not out
Extras
20
13
42
POLICE R.C. v. H.M.S. HERMES
The Police were at home to the Sailors of the Hermes on the Police ground at Happy Valley, and won by one wicket and 18 runs after a very enjoyable game, marred only by the rain.
Alexander bowled well for the Police, taking 7 wickets for 24 runs, which included the Hat 15 Trick.
Bennett took 4 wickets for the Navy at the cost of 28 11 runs and Trusler 8 for 17 runa.
Scores were as under:-
H.M.S. Hermes oA.B. Streetley, b B. G. Baker.... 3E, R. A. Graham, b B. G. Baker.. 9Mne Trusler, b Alexander
Bantam: Pte. Pierce (1st Bn. Somerset Light Infantry) knocked out O.S. Evans (H.M.S. Kent) in round 2.
Light-heavy: Pte. Woolicy (2nd Bn. King's Own Scottish Borderers) lost on points to L.S. Irwin (H.M.S. Kent).
Middle: Pte. Baulch f1st S.L.1.) lost to Marine Woolford (H.M.S. Hermes) in round 3.
Light: Cpl. Sheraton (lat S.L.I.)
the gong, when he was in immin- ent danger, in the first round, he scraped home against Rawlings.. Tossed for a Cup Trimming put the RN. in good humour again. Then Gordon and Scott fought the only draw of the evening. When the prizes were being distributed, it was found that there were eight bigger cups for winners and a similar number of smaller - but nevertheleas magnificent-silver the losers.
trophies for
On the suggestion of HE, the Commander-in-Chief, China Sta tion (Vice-Admiral Sir A. K. Wafstell, K.C.M.G.), who is ono
of the Vice-Presidents of the H.K.B.A., and who gave away the prizes, Gordon and Scott agreed
toss. Amusement was caused by the C.-in-C.'a Inability to tell off-hand which is hand and which is tail in a Hong Kong coin. This he spun, however, and gave the call to the soldier, who said "heads." It turned out to be "tails." The Admiral ex pressed his regret and the sailor received the bigger cup.
Gordon.
Distinguished Spectators The last bout saw an Artillery The afleer meet a Naval rating. former was in good shape but not at his best. Ewin was fighting fit and the better mau in any case. He knocked the Lieutenant out and then carried him to his corner.
The National Anthem brought a pleasant evening to a close, the audience remaining seated while
lost on paints to Stoker Haricythe competitors lined up two deep
(H.M.S. Kent).
(2nd, in the ring facing the Admiral.
Bantam: L/Cn!. Palmer K.0.9.B.) beat A.B. Rawlings (H.M.S. Hermes) on pointa.
L/Cpl. Woodhouse
Among the spectators, many of whom were Service officers, were (1st H.E. the General Officer Command- S.L.I.) lost to A.B. Trimming (H.M.Sing the British Troops, China Hermes) on points,
Welter:
Light Pte. Gordon (2nd K.0.S.B.) (Major-General J. W. Sandilands, drow with 0.8. Scott (H.M.S. C.B., C.M.G., D.S.0.), the Hon. Sir Hermes).
Shou-son Chow (who attends near- ly every H.K.B.A. tournament), Commodore R. A. S. Hill, C.B.E., Mr. R. M. Dyer (Chairman of the H.K.B.A.).
Biddle:
Lieut. C. G. H. Christian (Royal Artillery), a former I.S.B.A. middleweight champion, was knocked out in round 2 by A.B. Ewin (H.M.S. Kent), ex-middleweight champion of Hong Kong.
Senior Service on Top
H.M.S. Berwick furnished the Band for the evening, but Kent (flagship) and Hermes (aircraft- carrer) equally supplied the vic- torious team. On the other hand, the Army called upon three units; -the Somersets had four man, the Borderers three, and the R.A. one. Evan's defeat by the K.O. route came as a surprise. Then Irwin
score one-all made the
for the Senior Service by getting the bet- ter of Woolley, who last to a better man.
Woolford got in a critical blow and beat Baulch, who was very game. Harley added to the Royal
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20
Total (for 9 wkts.). 160 BOWLING ANALYSIS
E. R. A. Hammond, e King, b
Alexander ..................
10
Eng. Lt. Bennett, b Alexander
0
7 1
25
O. M. R. W. Capt. Campbell, b Alexander
1A.B. Hook, b Alexander
24
A. H. Madag
A. R. Minu
11
83
1 Lt. Smallwood, b Alexander
..11
85
A. K. Minu
J. Curreem
4 Fl. Lt. Colquhoun, e Hunter,
20
Post
32
2
2 0 12
Extras
14. H. Rumjahn
A. A. Rumfahn ...
3 wide balls.
+1 no ball
t1 wide ball.
Indian R.C.
A. A. Rumjahn, e Collings, b
Musson...
A. H. Madär, not out
J. Curream, e Musson, b Reynolds
A. R. Minu, not qut
Total (for 2 wkta.)
27 B. G. Baker
Post 401 wide ball.
C. 'Doodha, A. K. Minu, A. M.Hunter, Trusler Rumfahn, S. A. Ismail, A. el Arculll, Reynolds, c'Trusler, b Bennett Franto, A. H, Rumjahn did not bat. B. G. Baker, b' Bennett
Ldg. Sm. Balding, not out
Sto. Swann, b Alexander
Extras
Total
60
BOWLING ANALYSIS
1* Alexander
0. M. R. W 10.2 0 .24
7 0 30 2
t
1
8
.. 76
Police R.C. Mendowe, Bennett, b Trusler
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Wagland, 1.b.w, b Trusler 0. M. R. Alexander, b Balding
1
8
Reynolds
5.0
80
18 42
King, not out...... Sparrow, b Bennett
17
5.0 Kirby, b Bonnett.
Extra
Total (for 9 wkta.):
Poat, did not bat
Миявом
Wyatt
Davies
0.50 40 Sherry, e Hammond, b Streetley
ROYAL NAVY W KOWLOON CC.
Bonnett
rusler
Played at King's Park in any thing but decent, cricket weather, the Kowloon C.C. wère successful In defeating the Royal Navy in a friendly game by 9 wickets and 4 Balding
zuna.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M. R. Wi 11 2 28.-
36 1,7 17:
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