E, CKINA M
MONDAY JANUARY 4 1932
Correct styles FELT HATS:
SHONGKONGS FINEST CARTA
SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15, & 9.30 pm. FULL SPEED AHEAD
FOR
ATLA
FRANSA
Roating palace of spendthrifts and sirens, swindlers and scapegoats
with
EDMUND LOWE
LOIS MORAN
Jean Hersholt
John Halliday
Greta Nissen
Myrna Loy
Story by Guy Bolton
Directed by WILLIAM K. HOWARD
Edmund LOWER
Lois MORAN
John Holliday"
Myrna Loy
Jean Harshoff
NEXT CHANGE
THURSDAY, 7th JANUARY, 1932.
CLARA
-BOW
"Her Wedding Night'
A Paramount Picture
with
Ralph Forbes, Charles Harries.
BOOKING AT THE THEATRE.
The
China
Dail
TEL, 25313,
SPORTS
ALMANAC
NIS WORTH
CURRET SPORTING GOSSIP
WILLIAMS PLAYS t Anstruther did not bat.
GOOD KNOCK.
E. F. Fincher and Smith Save the K.C.C.-
HAMILTON'S FIELDING.
At the K.C.C. yesterday the Army played a drawn game against the Kowloon C.C.
Fall of the wickets
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
13 117 169 216 222 257 260 260
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O. M. R. W. 15. 1 67 2 B 0 32 0 .14 1 €2 8 810 14 · 0 39.4
dwin. jaett.
mern
Fincher
8 0
2. 0
70
Kowloon CC. Lawrence, st Gottwaltz, b- ̄ ales
E. Mackay, e Mirehouse,
Macfarlan
Having first use of a wicket| which was decidedly better than the one used on the previous day the Army soon got on top of the bowling and, thanks to the con- E Fincher, b Hamilton sistent batting of their first five batsmen were able to declare atmern, b Bryant 271 for 8 wickets.
FW. Smith, e Williams, b
Instruther
Williams, who was so destruc- tive on Saturday, was given the honour of opening the innings, and he took his opportunity by scoring 71 runs out of 118 put on for the first wicket partner ship. He batted exceedingly well, his most productive shots being on the leg side. After opening with a snick dangerous- ly near second slip he settled down to good cricket and show- ed no fears for the home-team's bowling. Amongst his best hits were one six, eleven boundaries and two threes.
Macfarlan, who had been batting very patchily, left soon after, hav-} Ing scored 25 out of 117. Wales and Hamilton saw the 150 hoisted, the latter attacking the bowling with such gusto that when he was bowled he had scored 41 out of 52 which included eight boundaries. Wales was content to play himself in and was not seen to advantage until late In the innings.
Mirehouse, going in before the luncheon interval, was, at first very subdued, but after the interval he
J.
Fincher, not out
Lyal, not out
tras (BB, LES; WBI,
NB2)...
Total (for 5 wkts.) Hond G. A. White did not G Burnett, F. Goodwin,
Ff the wickets
1 2 3 4.5
12 16 31 148 163 BOWING ANALYSIS.
0. M.
C.B.A. SCORE BIG WIN OVER R.A.S.C.
Concede First Goal of
·Season,
MAMAK SHIELD,
Playing in the Mamak Hockey Tournament on the Marina Ground! yesterday morning, the Central 11 British Association registered their fourth victory, when they defeated s the Royal Army Service Corps by 61 five goals to one, in a scrappy and 5 uninteresting game... The R.AS.C. are to be congratulated on register- 59 ing the first goal against the C.B.A.. 15 whose total number of goals for 12 four matches is eighteen with one
sgainst
15
The CB.A. dominated play in the first half, and scored early through 188 White. Later E. MacNider, coming bat goal with an easy - shot.
A. in from the left, netted the second
X
changes became more even, both forward lines were lacking com- bination, and there was no further |scoring in the first half.
After the change-over, the WR.A.S.C. settled down to matters
R.
Macfn Wales Bryant
5 0 17
1
8 0 15
2 22
1
retur Willia
7 2
17
7
21
+ Mire se Hamilt Moir Jordan
4.0
23
.-8 2
24
2 0 19 2 40
10
bo 2 no balls.
+ bolone wide ball.
SARDAY'S SCORES.
League II.
opened his shoulders to the bowling Valley; thyivil Service C.C. drew On the own ground at Happy and hit six and four boundaries with the ice R.C. before being bowled for 28 scored C.S.C.C.: for S. dec. out of 47.
(H. E. 39, A. Wood 58*). Strazio, B. C. K. Hawkinš, Police: Bor 8 (T. Hunter 25,
B. C.Hawking 4 for 24).
1
and from a melee, Spain scored.
The G.B.A., however, continued
to press, and S. MaćNider dribbling; through on his own sent in a shot; 6 which Funnell, the soldiers' 'goal-} 1keeper, deflected into his own goal. Shortly after White added a fourth goal, and. Hirst, the fifth, with a beautiful shot from the right.
Result:-
C. B. A...
R. A. S. C.
K .1.
C.B.A.-C. L. Gregory; A
W. H. G. Hirst, J. White, C. C. ley, T. S. D. Whitley, S. MacNider; Philippens, L. W. Tipple; N. Whit
Francis, M. Weill and E. MacNider. R.A.S.Q-Pte. Funnell, S/Sgt. Whitley, W. 0. Creighton, Sgt. Marshall, L/Cpl Reynolda; Drv.
McCulloch; L/Cpl. Spain, Dvr. Buckland, L/Sgt. Skipp, L/Cpl.] with 64 runs to his credit. After creto beat Hong Kong C.C. by
At King Park the Club de Re-Cadman, and Dvr. Doyle. a very dogged opening he hit oleven boundaries and remained H.K.C.C.
one wicket
The remaining batamen attempt ed to force the pace too early and were meted out with what they deserved. When the closure was applied Wales
undefeated
W&5
at the crease whilst 158 were scor
led.
The Kowloon bowling showed definite signa of staleness after the holiday Axtures and lacked ating." Lyal was perhaps the most danger ous bowler to play, though Smith returned the bost analysis.
Capt. Moir decided to make a game of it when, the K.C.C. open ed their innings and kept his shock bowlers in.reserve, This move, however, did not prove as success ful as he may have hoped, for thres wicketa fell for 81 runs, and it looked as if another of those deadly "rota" was going to set in. E. F. Fincher and Smith, however. stepped into the breach and by dogged cricket gradually wore down the attack and put on 117 runs for the fourth wicket before Smitha was out to a mishit.
In scoring 60 Bmith gave a fine display at a critical period and clearly demonstrated that he is a first team man and not a Second Division player. Amongst his best hits were ten boundaries.
looked as if he might reach his third century of the season if there was time, but at 168 Hamil- ton got past his guard. In beor
(P. W. J. Planner
36, A.
Recreio
Guterres 6 for 42)
for 9 (H. A. Alves
58A,
for 24
Tournament Table To Date.
The table of the Mamak Tourna- ment to date is as under:
Goals.
F. A. Pts.
1
32, W. Stoker SC.B. Assen. 4 4 0 0 18
2.. W. L. D.
9
Radio, S.C. 480 1 & [St. Andrew's 3 2 10 [RE. & ROS. 4 2 0
Incognitos
Triang Tournament. At the C. the Hong Kong Police C.C. defeat the Royal Navy by RAB,C. H.K.C.C.. an Innings 4 runs.
(H. Owen Hugheя 60, H. Armstrong 32, A. C. Beck 86, Wroughton 5 for Navy: 75 (Comdr. Shaw 80).
45, Mid inwright 4 for 49). 118 (MacFarlan 28, E. A. Rowley
42, D. Mellan 4 for 5).
A. C. Beck 5 for Arou
FENDLIES
Sen Division.
At the K. the Army defeat- and 11 runs ad the Kowld C.C. by an inninga
KC.C.: 69 (Fincher 42, Sig.
Williams for 84);
66 (Sig. lams for 12, Lt. Hamilton for 24) Army: 145 pt. Mölr 74; LE
Macfarla GC Burnet Tfor 88 Goodwin 3 for
98).
ing 61, he gave one dificult chance ? At Pokfula In an otherwise, very sound lun- fested, the
ings which yielded seven boun daries. He was not, however, timing the square cut at all well which is surprising when con sidering that. It is his favourite shot,
A feature of this Innings was the mag scent fielding of Hamil-
ton
best:
Fatamp himada
an in that position
Mar 15,
University: 24
“Univerilby de
ery tuby 9
SHOWING TO-DAY TO TUESDAY
At 230, 5.20, 7.28 & 9.20 p..
Andrews,
Battersby,
Cambiaghi,
Hardeman,
Ward's,
etc.
at reasonable prices.!
THE BAKILLY CO., LTD.
153-155, Des Voeur Road, Central,
DRINK
STAG'S HEAD
BEER
British lager beer with
British lager taste.
SOLE AGENTS:-
GILMAN & CO., LTD.
Telephone 29011.
MAJESTIC -
VICTOR
MCLAGLEN
OKING!
AT THE THEATRE
TEL. 57222
SURE OF "HER POWER OVERA MEN, SHE USES THEM PAS PREY FOR HER CHARMS IN HER DAN GEROUS GAME AND WINBI UNTIL LOVE, LOADS THE DICE. DON'T MISS THEIR FLAMING DRAMA BETTER THAN
MOROCCO
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.