10
CRICKET
De Rome Regains Former Brilliance
W. Brackenridge, c Telfer,
Howler
W. W. Mackenzie, b Macaulny
THE
C.C.C. v. LANE CRAWFORD
"Ewo" (Jardine)
T. R. Macdonald,
C
&
b
Greenhalgh
30
Fielding a strong eleven, the Craigengower C.C. defeated Lane
10
10
Crawford's team by five wickets at Happy Valley.
201 Scores:-
0
Lane, Crawford's XI.
1
Macauley, b
0
S. J. Jordain, e Sourbatts, b
Musliit
N. L. H. Rallton, e Macauley, b
Dowler
.HONG KONG GO DOWN
it. 3. 1. Grieve, e Telfer, b Dowler The Civil Service C.C. diy-JR. E. Coxon, b Greenhalgh tinguished themselves on Saturday A. B. Stewart, e by defeating the Hong Kong C.C. Dowler
in the senior division of the cricket. Allison, b Dowler League, thanks mainly to F. J. de C. 1. Oliphant, b Dowler Komo who gave a sound batting. Lyon, not out display which was reminiscent of the days when he was at the top of
is farm.
A. Kendrew, e Spicer, b Dowler
Extras
The C.S.C.C, are now the most favourably placed team for the gunners-up berth, miless Craigen-linton gower take the fall three points in Dowler their remaining fixture with the In-Macauley
Ross dian R.C.
In Division II, the L.R.C. 2nd XIjGreenhalgh are staging a rather belated effort'
Total
"Talkoo" (B. & S.)
to make up for lost ground,, their It. II. Dowler, e Grleve, b Coxon victory over the formidable Polico II. Spicer, Allison team being a praiseworthy achieve-C, O. Hickling, Coxon ment.
J. Robertson, e Lyon, b Coxon
"Ewo" followed up their win over A. M. Macaulay, e Lyon, b Coxon "Wayfoong" a fortnight ago, by ac-J. . Hinton,, b Mackenzie .... counting for "Taikoo."
League I
HK.C.C. v. C..S.C.C.
On their own ground, the Hong Kang C.C. lost to the Civil Service
C.C. by nine runs.
Civil Service C.C.
0D. M. Goodall, b Muskatt
F. E. Skinner, Lim, b Muskett OD. W. Gregory, e Reed, b Y. Abbas GD. S. Rogers, b Y. Abbas
7. Overy, b Sourbutts
36 R. G. U. Mead, b Sourbutts
W. C. Ogley, b Lim
Extras
Total
40
CHINA MAIL.
'VARSITY SPORTS
Marine James Wins
Open Half Mile
POLE JUMP RECORD
The Afteenth annual Athletic Meeting of the Hong Kong Univeralty WAS held on the University Ground, Pokfulam, on Saturday. Lee Hah-leong with won the Sir Charles 1219 points
Ellot Challenge Cup for the 5 Individual
with Championship, D. J. N. Anderson runner-
with up
15 points. Lugard Hall won
the Athletic Sports Challenge Cup for the Inter- Hostel Championship. C. M. Lee broke the Pole Jump record by 1%". Lee Hah-leong equalled the 0. M. R. W. 100 yards and 220 yards records. Marine James, of HLM.S. Suffolk, won the Open Half Mile. The 1 prizes were graciously distributed 2 by Mrs. Southern.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
*
Cralgengower C.C.
112
A large crowd of visitors and 32 relatives of the students attended, and glorious weather prevalled
26 throughout the afternoon.
141 11. Burson, b Muskett
BOWLING ANALYSIS
E. Owen, not out ...
0
0. M. R. W.
E. G. Sewell, e Y. Abbas, b Lim
16
8 4 10 0
10
2 31 1
4
1 28
1
4
0
10
0
3
0 18
Sourbatte
10
14
*
Muskett
8 1. 21
3
18
|Y. Alhas
6
33
2
0 Leonard
3 0 18
0
1
Lim
2,8 0
18
10
0
3
J. W. Leonard, e Sewell, b Skinner
W. R. Greenhalgh, b Mackenzie
C. E. Wong, & b Overy
B
E. A. Walter, b Coxon
4. Ablas, b Gregory
1. A. Ross, b Coxon
15
II. P. Lin, retired ..
60
W. F. K. Telfer, a Coxon
18
R. Sourbutts, b Gregory
0
G. C. Roberts, not out
U
A. B. Kamson, b Gregory
13
Extres..
3
R. C. Reed, b Gregory
|H. Kuw, not out
A. Lewis, b Skinner
Total
112
0. M. R.
W
8.3 1 30
€
6 0 31 1
G Q 23
3
20
0
1 0 11 0
Overy
Skinner
Gregory Jordain
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Coxon
F. J. de Rome, e Harris Walker,
Allison
b Owen Hughes
69
Mackenzie
J. E. Richardson, b Owen Hughes
Railton
1
Stewart
F. Baker, b Bowker
E. B. Reed, 1w.b., b Bowker
b. M. McDougall, b Owen Hughes
J. Barrow, c Owen Hughes, b Reid
S. Balfour, Reid ...
B. D. Evans, b Bowker
E. W. Hamilton, b Owen Hughes
F. H. Holdman, b Owen Hughes
D. R. Kelly, not out.
Extras
Total
Bowling ANALYSIS
20
RECREIO v. K.C.C. 2ND
On their own ground, the Club
o de Recreio lost to the Kowloon C.G.
1 2nd XI by 51 runs.
The highest scorer on either side
14 was Smith (20). Scores:-
N. R. McBride, e Jordain, b
Skinner
Extras
Total (for 9 wkta.) W. R. Mankett did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS
An Amusing Incident
་
An amusing incident occurred 20 during the Pole Jump; C. M. Lee was called to make his jump but could not be found. The judges walted a few minutes, and then he was seen running across the fold. He had just arrived. Lee broke 174 the Pole Jump record, so one could excuse him for being just a trifle late.
0. M. R. 6 0 44 1
W.
10.5 0 69
8
11 0 54
2 0 14
R.E. & R.C.S. v. ELECTRIC R.C.
4
The Lady Undergraduates' Race caused a great atir in the throng and Miss Alice Wood's win was a Past The overy popular
Students Race was the herald of a loud burst of cheering, members of the present Hostels shouting for
one.
At Sookumpoo, the Royal En-old time favourites. gineers and Royal Corps of Signals defeated the Electric R.C. by 105
RE. and R.C.S.
0L/Sgt. Locker, 1h.w., b Stoker
Lt. Macdonald, b Stoker
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI.
128
0. M.
R.
F. S. W. Smith, b G. A. Guterres WN. A. E. Markey, c & b Alves..
29
runs.
0
Bowker
12.5 2
38
3. Marlow, run out
L/Cpl. Mechan, b Stoker
Owen Hughes
15
20
50. B. Raven, b Pereira
Beck
7 1
28
OG. Le, b Sousa
Duckitt
3 1
9
ol G. A. V. Hall, b G. A. Guterres
8L/Cpl. Saunders, not out
Reid
I 10
2A. J. Kew, not out
9
L/Cpl. Penny, b Stoker
J. Baldwin, b Sousa
E. R. Duckitt, b Reed
A. R. F. Raven, b Sousa
Lt. Anstruther, not out
Extras
K. H. Hatger, b Baker
N. H. Ross, b Sousa
3
E. J. R. Mitchell, e
Hamilton
Kelly,
БО
13
Hong Kong Ch
O. E. C. Marton, 1.b.w,, b Baker
H. Owen Hughes, b Hamilton
R. H. Wild, b Kelly
A. Reid, Kelly
A. C. I. Bowker, b Kelly
J. D. Humphreys, not out
A. C. Beek, run out .....
W. Harris Walker, b Hamilton
Reed
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSI3
E. P. White, b Sousa
Extra?
3
10
0 Alves
14 Sousn
2 Pereira
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
4G. A. Gutterres ....
16
23
名
Very Good Race
The Half Mile open to the Colony proved a very good race,
ten thero being nine or
Hemsley, of the Police, trants.
Eliot gained further ground to give Ellot a very good win.
The Lugard Mascot Supporters of Lugard Hall were in ecstasies of delight at the suc- cess of their Hostel. They sur- rounded a large silver paper cup, supported by yellow dragons with a small scroll beneath bearing the words Luman Ex Orlente on it. They gave thoir war cry, letting off crackers at the same time.
The full results were as follows: 100 Yards.-Leo Kah-leong 1, O do Souza 2, Lee Lock 3. Time 10.2/5" equalling the record set up in 1928, Won by three yards.
Pole Jump-C. M. Lee 1, A. Baker 2, B. H. Schroter 3. Height 9' 9 beating the previous record by 12".
220 Yards.-Lee Hai-leong 1, G. Candah 2, R. S. Tisaington 3. Time 24.1/5" equalling the record Won by Ave set up in 1926. yards.
Half Mile.-D. J. N. Anderson 1, Time R. Leong 2, Alvares 8.
2 17.1/5". Won by four yards.
120 Yards High Hurdles.—Lee Hai-leong 1, C. Candah 2, A. Baker 3. Time 18.2/5", Won by four yards.
Putting the Shot-D. Oppenheim 1. B. H. Schroter 2. Distance 30 61⁄4".
440 Yards.-D. J. N. Anderson 1, R. S. Tissington 2, A. Baker 8. Time 57.2/5". Won by six yards.
Long Jump.-K. P. Gan 1, O de Distance Souza 2, C. Candah 3. 20' 4".
High Jump.-Lee Hal-leong and K. Y. Lee tied for first place. C. Candah 3. Height 5' 4".
One Mile.-D. J. N. Anderson 1, H. H. Ma 2, N. K. Law 8. Time 5' 291/5". Won by three yards.
Tug-of-War-Lugard Hall pull-
ed over Morrison Hall,
Relay Race.-Ellot Hall 1. Lugard Hall 2, Ricci Hall 3.
100 Yards. (Lady Under- graduates' Race) Miss, Alice Wood 1, Miss P. C. Kwok 2. Time 14.1/5. Won by three yards. en- 220 Yards. (Past Students' Race) M. A. Khan 1, F. Zimmern 2, H. Braga 3. Time 28". Won by Jaix yards..
looked like winning all the way,
54 but Marine James came through 48 with a fine finish to win by a foot. 66 Davies, of the P.W.D., came in a 28 good third.
Total (for 4 wkts., dec.) 215 S/Sgt. Houghton, Sgt. Harrison, Cpl. Deavall, Sgt. Atkinson, Spr. Dalling did B6nnt hat.
O. M. R. W.
4 0 12 3 27
18
1 Stoker
5 Thompson
2 16
1 Planner
17
2! Jones
ឆ 2 Club de Recreio
H. M. Xavier, st. Mackay, b Smith
119 H. A. Alves, c Smith, b Lee
F. J. Remedios, e Smith, b Lee
0. M. R. W. L. J. Guterres, c Raven, b Lee
1H. A. Barros, b Lee
2. F. Pinna, e Hall, b Lee
3F. H. Carvalho, b Lee
88 1 27
Baker
6 2 12
Hamilton
0.4 1
-39
a J. H. Figueiredo, b Smith
Kelly
1
25
League II
INDIAN R.C. 2ND v. P.R.C.
At Sookumpoo, the Indian R.C. 2nd XI defeated the Police R.C. by 21 ruta.
Scores:-
Indian R.C. 2nd XI.
M. P. Madar, c King, b Alexander
A. R. H. Esmail, e Hunter, h
Alexander
A. S. Suffad, b Alexander
G. A. Guterres, it. Mackay,
Baldwin
A. P. Pereira, e Smith, b Lee
C. M. Scusa, not but
BOWLING ANALYSIS
K. P. Gan had bad luck in not beating the record at the Long Jump. He just failed by 134”.
The High Jump proved very thrill- ing and eventually ended up with Lee Hah-leong and K. Y. Lee tying
0. M. R. W for first place after numerous at- 18.4 2 96 4
tempts for the first place.
12 1
470
6 0
40
0
1
0
8
0
.
G
Electric R.C.
Smith, & b Deavall
Dunbar, b Harrison
1 Thompson, e & b Deaval!
8 Planner, Anstruther
Paul, b Meghan
Padgett. b Saunders
o Lunny, & b Kechan
Stoker, b Anstruther
Groom, b Mechan
10 Jones. not out
0 1
Maycock, b Anstruther
Extras
Total
The Relay Race
D. J. N. Anderson deserves re- cognition for his services for Mor- rison Hall for, whom he won the 440 yards, the Half-Mile and the Mile, gaining 15 out of Morrison's tally of 21. Lee Hah-leong gained 19 of May's total of 26. In the 3 Tug-of-War, Lugard proved too 7 strong for Morrison, and pulled them over in two pulls, thus gaining ten points towards the Champion- ahip. Ellot Hall won the Relay Race in great style, Lugard Hall coming second. Lee Hah-leong gave May Hall a splendid start, but the 0. M. R. w. second string of Lugard Hall made 2an herole effort and came in level, but the third string lost to the Ellot man, and the fourth string of
BOWLING ANALYSIS
110
B
2
11
4
0 12
0 18
0 17
3 1 16
8
1
B
8
Extra
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W. Deawall
Leo
12 3 12
7 Harrison
Smith
02 21
2 Dolling
Baldwin
.5 0
3
1 Saundera
Anstruther Mechan
8
44
D. Mohamed, e Meadows, b Sherry
23
A.
R. Suffiad, Wynne, b Alexander
с
F. M. el Arculli, run out
7
J. 9. Ackber, b King
M. R. Abbas, b B. G. Baker
M. A. Rumjahn, not out
14
Sirdar Khan, b King
5
runa.
0
Extras
11
H. J. Armstrong, b Freeman ....
53
Indian R.C. Royal Navy
Total
Divisio
MS
BOWLING ANALYSIS
G. E. R. Divett, c Gull, b Booker 41
à
Hong Kong Độ.
0.
M. B. W.
Recrelo
Alexander
11
1
Į
3 1
10
40 4
B. G. Baker
10
4 29
1
Civil
6
5 0
Thompson
9 1 25
King
S. Ismail, e Wynas, b King
Sherry.
Half Mile (open to the Colony): James (R.M.L.Ï., H.M.S. Suffolk) 1, Hemsley (Police) 2, Davles (P.W.D.) 3. Time: 2 18.2/5".
Won by a foot.
Tennis Results Championship Singles: Cham- pton, G. de Souza; Runner-up, P. C. Lim.
Championship Doubles: Cham- plona, P. C. Lim and T. K: Elon: Runners-up, G. de Souza and T. K. Tan.
Handicap Singles: Winner, D. J. N. Anderson; Runner-up, Y, F. Chew,
Handicap
Doubles:
Winners,
P. C. Lim and T. K. Lion; Run- ners-up, S. C. Ho and Chan Fook.
Ladles Singles Championship: Champion, Miss G. Ho Tung; Run- ner-up, Miss A. Leung.
Ladies' Singles Handicap: Win- ner, Miss R. Perry; Runner-up, Miss L..K. Ta'o.
4
Mixed Doubles Handicap: Win- ners, B. H. Ta'o and Miss L. K. Tao; Runners-up, K. T. Loke and Miss A. Leung.
Inter-Hostel Championship: Won by Eliot Hall.
FORMER RECORDS
An Interesting comparison between Saturday's results and formor years is given below:-
100 Yards
220 Yards
440 Yards
Half Mile One Mile
Friendly Matches
C.S.C.C. 2ND v. H.K.C.C. 2ND
16 At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser- vice C.C. 2nd XI lost to the second team of the Hong Kong C.C. by 155
FLR.C.C. 2nd XI
R. M. Wood, e Wilmott, h Paterson 57
LEAGUE TABLES"
Division I
W. D. L'Pts. P. Kowloon C.C... 7 5 2 0 17 Civil Service C. 78 3. 1 12 Craigengower C.C. 6
8 1 2 10 High Hardle
Pole Jump Army...
Hong Kong C
University
2 8 B
5 0 25 8
$ 0 14
J. R. Yomger, b Freeman
J. D. A. Hutchison, 1.b.w, b
Freeman
E. R. West, b' Paterson.****
B. L. Block, b Paterson
J. A. Summers, st. Davies,
Booker
Police R... Mend, b Paterson
J. H. Ashworth, b Paterson
W. E. Meadows, c. S. Tamall, b
M. A. Rumjahn
F. Sherry, b M. A. Rumjahn
W. le B. Sparrow, b A. R. Saftad TH. King, e Madar, b A. Ri
Suffad
C. F. Alexander, c A. 8. Sulad,
b Sirdar Khan ..... RWynne, M. A. Rumjahn,
AB. Saffad
B. G. Baker, b. A. R. Suffiad..
T. R. Hunter, b A. R. Suflad
L. Wagland, not out ....
A. Reynolds, c Ackbar, b A 9.
Suffind
W. Thompson, bA; R. Suffed
Extras
Total": BOWLING
A. R. Surindi
M. A. Rumishn
A. S. But
Birda
“M. R. Abbas
Madaras
Hong Match
***TAIKOO"
22 H. Bullock, not out
•Extrus
45 Freeman
Paberson
#1 Harper::
Fowler
Oswick
Willmott Booker
Kowloon CC.
14 Police
Service C.C. 10
Indian R.C.
Craigongower ....10
17 R.E. and R.C.8...10
TR.A.S.C.
University.
BR.A.O.C.
41.
2
D. L. Pts.
.Record of
TU
10.2/5" made in 1926 equalled in 1928 & 1930,
16.3/5"
1928
24.1/5*
1924
W
54.1/5
1928
2' 11.2/5" 5* 6.2/5′′
1924
H
1924
#
1928
Putting the Shot
31' 54"
H
"
1924
High Jump
#
5' 7"
H
27
1920
" 20' 6"
M
10
1926
Long Jump
24 CAER CLARK CUP
1 1 22
VOLUNTEERS VANQUISHED
17
Hong Kong Ladies Win by Two Goals
30 FAST AND KEEN HOCKEY
The Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club won the Caer, Clark Cup on Satur- day, by two clear goals, anatching the trophy from their Kowloon rivals, by Total
sheer dint of hard work, for some In a friendly game played at So0 weeks ago it looked as if the Kowloon BOWLING ANÁLISIS
kumpoo, a team representing the Ladies' Hockey Club would run out OMR. PP. -140 794 Small Units defeated the Volunteers winners rather easily. The game wit
53 3 by a wide margin of runa, Scores: nessed at King's Park was fast and
been
ទ
8018
230
0
3mall- Unita 1120 L/Cpl. Meehan, b. Richardson
**Raf qBLE. Matthewa, run ont 20 191 Capt. Etherington, atpd. Zim B0 19, meta, Richardson
* C.R.C.C. 2nd XL7 Cpl. Davies, b Kelly
E. Himsworth, b. Summers ...... 12 Lt. Anstruther, b Mackeyin
A. IL. Urrick, b: Divett Squi 8 L/Cpl. Penny, b Stock ...........
WE Froeroan, Lb.w,, 'b Sammers. *aly, T. Willmott, e Wood, b Summers
Gashold Divett av
* Phil Harper, b Stock-
G. Fowler, e.Divett, b Younger
F. Booker, Bullock, b' Dirett
R. 9. W. Paterson, & Hutchison,:
bistock
R. R. Davies, not out.
Extran
[One man absor
Bum
Bow!
9 Pte. Fry, Batger, b Stock
16 L/Cpl. Saunders, b Stock
10 h Macdonald, not out 19gt, Harrison, b Reid .
L/Cpl. Simplon, b Kelly
***Extras
Stre
Total
BOWLING AN
24.1/5* in 1930
57.2/5* in 1930
2' 17.1/5* in 1930 529.1/5" In 1930 18.2/5′′ In 1930 .Broken with 92" 30.6% In 1930 5′ 44′′ in 1930
20′ 41′′ la 1930
armed with cycle bulb-horns and oven
a bugle, with which they endeavoured to cheer their gallant girl friends on!
Teams
The teams were!
Kowloon: P. Whitley, M. White, P. Woolley, D. Pinguet, M. George, P. Anslow, M. Woolley, V.. Eastman, M. Mason, N. Field, E. Woolley. Referee: G. C. Francis,
Hong Kong:
J. Smalley, E. Gray,
F. D. C. Lack, E. R. Bell, B. M. Pope, M. L. Wallace, I. C. Bell, E. M. Donclan, D. F. Stanien, M. Smalley, M. McCabe. Referee: W. Woodward.
:
CLUB V. VOLUNTEERS -
The Hockey team to meet the University at King's
Club's second and some Kowloon supporters came Park at 5p. to-day will be:-
Grost interest was shown by a large crowd at supporters of both the elevens,
Volunteers
16 K. H. Batger, b Fry
9. E. Richardson, b-Fry -*- 8N. A Mackay, fun out ........ -R, B-Strachey, b Harrison
R. M. Wood; run out".
4E. Zimmern, d- Saunders, b
Anstruther
21 A Reid, b Anstruther
D. R. Kelly, b Anstruther, 114 D Hut
0
18.
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21 The Hockey Club will meet the Võlun- 5 teers on the U.S.R.C.-ground at 5.15 p.m.on Wednesday when the teams will be
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0} "min, «W. Woodward, E. R. West, J.
0 Gilchrist, A. Dand (eaptain); J.. E. WAF Kerrich, T. 3; Frics, Nowers, ME, H. Mills and
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