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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

KOWLOON C.C. BEAT PING PONG LEAGUE - MACAO RACING

THE ARMY.

Fincher Impresses, in Big Innings.

HUNG'S BRILLIANT : FIELDING.

CONCLUDES.

Hon Mr. He lu ta *Give Away Prizes. · ·

THURSDAY'S EVENT.

All ping pong matches conduct. At the K.C.C. yesterday the How- loon Cricket Club defeated the ed under the auspices of the Army by three wickets after a very Hong Kong Ping Pong League interesting match which produced have now been concluded, and ar- rangements have been made for 1467 runs.

in Acor the various prizes to be given 213 um hway by the Hon. Mr. Ho lu,

RESULTS.

Only 2 Entries for the "Tanto Shan Handicap.

POOR SUPPORT.

The following were the full re- aults of the Macao Race Meeting held yesterday:——

- PlagShan Ilandicap: First

Division: Six Furlonga.

E. C. Fincher,

of out Ang 92

A half hours Hon. President of the League, at S. S. LI's Mascot 155. lb. in two and was unfortunate to be the victim of the YM.C.A. Gymnasiura next

A series of Wong an ibw decision after having given Thursday evening.

* very fine display. During his exhibition matches will take place: 158 lb. Innings he hit eight boundaries, after the distribution of prizes.

36 The list of prize-winnere is he itwo 3's. nine 2's, and

partnership with follows:- added fourth

singles. In

Mackay he

for the

48 rubs Senior League: 1st, Keung Wah wicket and A.A.; 2nd, South China A:A.; 3rd, ̈ in partnership with Hung added 78 Confucius Association. for the fifth wicket. His straight driving yielded, him the majority of his boundary hits and his: innnga was void of chances.

A feature of the match was the

Junior League: 1st · Confucius 2nd, South China Association; A.A. "B": 3rd Fukien A.A.

Men's Open Singles: 1st, Chan Ying-ding: 2nd, Lee Tat-hung;

(Mr. Harriman) Ping-shun's Sunloch ...(Mr. Proulx) Artik's Movanagher 144 lb...

(Mr. A. Roza), 3 Time: 32, 1.04.4/5, 1.37.9/5. Won by 1% lengths; a head.

$28.50; Pari-mutuel: Winner Places, 1st $8.60; 2nd $7.

Cash Sweep: 1st $136; 2nd $38; *Brd: $19.

Ping Shon Handicaps. Second Division: Six Furlongs.

¡ fielding of W. C. Hung, who brought 3rd-Leo Chun-kal and Siu Slu-kan. John's Jester 166 lb. off four good catches and ho follow. Ladies' Open Singles: 1st, Miss

(Mr. Soarea)

Fed this up by scoring 42 in which Yeung Wal-bun: 2nd, Miss Ko Choy Wing-hay's Sultry Eve were included six boundary hits. Lai-ngor; 3rd. Miss Chu Kau-sun. 148 lb. ...... (Mr. Liang). Plc. Taylor fielded brilliantly for Regarding the Triangular Inter-Lo & Liang's Sans Souci 160 lb. the Army and saved countless runsport' Contest, for which the Hon.

in the course of the long innings.

- Army.

Pte. Taylor, e Hung, b Lyal..

J. G. H. Black, e Mackay, b

Burnett

!A.

C Hamilton, ..Zimmern

Hung,

J. P. Whitham, b-Lyal

M. Waring, b Burnett

10. B. Younger, e Hung, b

Burnett

Capt. Moir, e Hung, b Burnett A. M. Anstruther not out ..... J. G. McKellar, e Dand, b

Zinimern

H. E. Roper Caldbeck, e, Lyal,

b Zimmern

M. Keith Murray, c E. F. Fin-

cher, Zimmern

Extras (B 32)

Total

19

2

(Mr. Loo) 'Time: 32, 1.03, 1.38.2/5.

Won by 2 lengths; 2 lengths.

Winner $12.70; Pari-mutuel: Places. 1st $8.30: 2nd $9.90.

Mr. Ho lu has generously consent- led to donate a Championship Trophy, arrangements are now be ing made for this to take place It la re- some time next month. ported with regret, however, that due to the absence of proper "or- 43 ganitation Canton will not be able to send a team to Hong Kong to participate. While hoping that Yam Man's One Third 150 lb. (Mr. Loo) this Interport event will be a

Cash Sweep: 1st $181.30; 2nd! 863.80; 3rd $25.99,

15

Tamo Shen Handicap: One Mile and a Quarter.

30 Triangular" one, the League II. S. Chan's Rooslan.145 lb. 10 Committee are endeavouritig to

20 make the contest between Hong

(Mr. Long) Time: 33, 1.05, 1.39, 2.12.3/5

Kong and Macno a successful one $2.14.3/5. Gif' the visit of the Canton team

cannot be arranged.

UP.---MORRISON ✨ WINS

221

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 2; 2 for 79; 3 for 107; 4 for 112; 5 for 172; 6 for 185; 7 for 194; 8 for 216; 9 for 216.

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

0. M. R. W.j

“AT FANLING. Three Tie for Second Place.

・WEEK-END: GOLF.

2 40 0 ;P. Morrison (14), one up, won

Hung

1L

Burnett Zimmern Lyal

16 1 59

4 the compétition for the trophy

10

1

59

4

presented by the order of St. John

8 9 22

Smith

4 1 18 K.C.C.

0

F. E. Lawrence, lbw b Black .. E. C. Fincher lbw b Black

E. F. Fincher, b 'Anstruther F. Zimmern, Anstruther N. A. E. Mackay, b Black W. C. Hung, b Waring J. G. byal-not out 'F. S. W. Smith not out

Extras (B9 LB2 W2 NB1),

92

4

Wan by short head. Pari-mutue!: Winner $0.30; Place, $19.20.

Cash Sweep: 1st $246; 2nd $82.

Fat Shan: Handicap: One Milt. Jonrap's New King 158 lb.

150 lb.

(Mr. Caplan) 1 .. (Mr. Proulx) 2) Wong Lan-kam's Blue Plane G. W. Cooper's Silver Arrow

152' lb. ...(Mr. Liang) 3 Time: 33.3/5, 1.08, 1.41, 2.14. Won by 4 lengths; 6 lengths, Pari-mutuel: Winner $14.20; Places, 1st 86.30; 2nd $7:40; ard 85.40,

of Jerusalem and the British Red Cash Sweep: Cross Society which was played

at Fanling on Saturday and Sun- 14 day, October 31 and November 1. Other scores included:-R. K. Hepburn (6), J. L. 'Shellshear (9). 12 II. H. Pethick (18), all square: 24 Col. Skinner (9), 1 down.

There were 82 entrics.

42

21

10.

14iw, Patterson, not out

R. Sourbutts, b Rigg ...233W: Reed, e Bock, b Stock

Extras

Total (for 6 wkts.) A. A. Dand, G. C. Burnett' and G. A. White did not bat.

Fall of the wickets:-1 for 14; 2 for 48; 3 for 63; 4 for 111; 5 for 129; 6 for 213.

Black

, BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Hamilton

Anstruther

Waring .....

852.60;3rd $26.30.

1st $184.10; 2nd

: “Tal`Shán “Handicap: One Mlle. Chums's King's Counsel, 160 lb. (Mr. G. Roza) Heard's Christmas Belle 152 lb. (Mr. Scares) Time: 33, 1.05, 1.38. Won by half a length. Winner Pari-mutuel: .

28 Place, $6.30.

21

187

R. W. ។ 0.33 11 0: 63 C

5

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M.

Beck OM. R WeMcLellan

9

16

0

72

3' Rigg

17.1

15

46

0 Griffiths

+4 0 11

0

..... 17

3

3 1 7

6 0 41

2 0 18 1 0 Volunteers.

61" 2 Wolff

1.Kilbee Hamilton bowled one no-ball and Stock Anstruther and Waring both bowl: | ed one wide.

Volunteers Defeateel.

J. L. YOUNGSAYE SCORES THE HALF CENTURY,

McLellan's Six Wickets.

At Happy Valley yesterday the Craigengower Cricket Clamefest. Jed the Volunteers by 86. rons.

Scores:-

" Craigengower C.C.

B. L. Stock, 1b.w.; R. Lee ...

R. H. Griffiths, c F. K. Lee, b

Gitting

D. McLellan, e Patterson, b

Sourbutts

R. M. Wood, b Sourbutts

$5.70;

Cash Sweep: 1xt $267; 2nd $89. $1 Sweep:-

No. 6732

2606

$1,641 547

*$61 each: Non. 11065, 2547, 2810, 13389.

1 4

{ G.-C. -Moutrie, e Hamson, b

Sourbutts JR. Wolf, c T. Lee,

1

Gitting":

A. C. Beck, c W. Raed, b Gitlins

R. Stillard, e Zimmera, b

Gittins

20

Maon, Shan Handicap: First Division: One Mile and a Quarter.

Sturt & Lobel's Tango 157 lb..

(Mr. G. Roza) 1

Sunloch Ping-shun's Wong

(150 lb.) ...... (Mr. Proulx), 2 4Jomike's Shanghai, Beau 154 lb.

(Mr. Harriman) 3 Time: 34, 1.09, 1.44, 2.16.175, 2.51.

9

16

L. D. Kilhce, R. Log,b Abbas 16 W. H. Bigg, not out

S. V. Gittins, c and b. NoLellan 16. M. Sunley, e Zimmern, b R

R. C. Reed, b. MeLellan

F. Zimmern, b McLellan .....

J. L. Youngaaye,.e Wood, b

McLellan

F. K. Lee Beck

...

A. B. Hamson. b McLellan

S. Abbas, run out

R. Lee, a Wood, b McLellan

Lee.

Extras 684 Total

20

101

Won by 3 lengths; length, *

Winner $6.20; Pari-mufuel: Pincés, let $5.50; 2nd $6.80.

Cash Sweep: 1at $222; 2ud $63;)

2 3rd $31.50.

»BOWLING “ANALYSIS.

OMAR W. 71 35 2.

0 R. Loe

Sourbulis Gittins (Continued at foot of next Celamm) | Abbas

7.

0

21.3

6 1 16 4

21, 1

Maon Shan Handicap: Becond Division: "One Mile and a Quarter.

Hau Un's Flornotta 149 lb.

(Mr. Caplan) t Mr. C. A. Harriman's Celerity

164 lb. (Mr. Harriman)'. 2 Carroll, Lo & Soo's Acacia Leaf:

106 b

(Mr: Carroll) B Time: 88, 1:18, 1.48, 2.22, 2.54. Won by 1% lengths; 1 length. Pari-mutuel: Winner $7.40: Places, 1st $5.60; 2nd $6.40.*

Cash Sweep: 1st $219.20; 2nd $71.20; 3rd $86.60.

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