THE CHINA MAIL.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
M
1933.
ALESporting Page 2
L
ALVIS, balted brilliantly
of
for 51 against the K.C.C.
La one yesterday. He Malayn's best all-rounders.
MALAYA WIN
THRILLING GAME
AGAINST K.C.C.
Match Won In The Last Over.
ALVIS BATS BRILLIANTLY Stapleton And Burnett Put Ox 80 Runs
(RY ATHOLE)
A very fine innings for 51 by L. Alvis and dogged batting by R. Lewis (23) gave Malaya a dramatic win over the Kowloon Cricket Club by one wicket off the first balt of: the lost over of the match, which produced 350 runs for 18 wickets. The K. C. C. senrud 174 for 5 be
(40) and Tore lunch, Klapletion Burnett
Shanghai
Batted
Should
COLONY SCORING TOO SLOW
Fincher's Best Innings Of Career.
(By ATHOLE).
Hong Kong's total of 232 for 9 on Saturday was most encouraging in view of the Colony's two col lapses against Malaya, bat Shang- hai would have bad half an hour's
SAM
Have
CAM ISAACS, Shanghai's most dangerous bowler, can make the ball swerve more
than any bowler in the Colony.
do was La awerve.
Pat
CIVILIANS
POLO TEAM
TRIUMPH
S.W.B. Subalterns
Lose By 7 To 1.
1
GORDON AND DENT
OUTSTANDING
TRIANGULAR HOCKEY GOLF WIN FOR
TOURNAMENT ·
NAVY PREPARING FOR ASSOCIATION EVENT
The Civilians polo team beat the ELEVEN MAMAK GAMES POSTPONED
South Wales Borderers Subalterna team by 7 goals to 1 at Causeway Bay on Friday.
Being superior throughout the
Civilians Gordon at No. 3 and W. H. Dent at
(By STICKS).
H.M.S. Medway "A" deck
teom
COUNTRY CLUB
OVER SHATIN Japanese Players Do Well On Strange Course.
PROBABILITY OF ANNUAL ENCOUNTER
The Country Club beat the Shatin Golf Club by 1944, points to 15 in keir first golf encounter at Sheung shui on Saturday.
The Japanese players did excep.
were best served by R. WITH the return of the Fleet
from the North, Naval hockey were the only Naval team to enter
the Mamak Tournament in the sti- tionally well, considering the fact playing on A back. Gordon's long clean hitting is now getting into full swing in
pulated time and will shortly com-that they and good shooting were one of the
*
features of the match, while the preparation for the Triangular Madar, Dent's positional play was excel-Tournament. batting bad the scoring bees faster who should have been bowled a lot lent,
This would probably have prov-more from the Supreme Court end, ed disastrous to the Northerners, and Donald Leach, who I thought who were very tired after a long bowled for too long, were the only day in the field under a broiling two bowlera who were spinning the
ball at all successfully.
sun.
Techly Fincher played one of the finest knocks I have ever seen him
Wilson Mixer Them Up
were
mence their list of outstanding strange course.
It is understood that the maten matches.
Four naval applications to join will be played annually on Armia- I understand that the Hong Kong the Mamak Tournament were made, tice Day. Hockey Association intend to con- but were not accepted owing to th" trol this Tournament, which in fixture list being drawn up. former years in been run by the
*
Club Experiment
In
1
recent
friendly
Detailed resulta were as fol-
II. C. Macnamara and W, T. Stanton at forward worked hard, Mr. Stanton's ponies bay- ing just that extra pace which made all the difference. The Subalterns were disappoint- Booth, who was largely respousing and never seemed to "get gal-Hong Kong Hockey Club.
match K. Sakuru He is a madel of discretion ble for the Colony's two collapses in loping". R. Cresswell, at back, hit
Commander Lee has returned to against the C.B.A., the Club tried S. Yamamoto 0 and patience. refusing to be tempt-the 1931 game on the Club ground, very hard at times, but, he was too ная given prove to try and meet the ball which
the Colony with H.M.S. Medway. out a new forward line with H. W. T. Takei ed into any spell of fast scoring and was disappointing and
He was unfortun- was bumping badly.
A. J. Stocker worked very hard and the examination of the umpir-Lee, the Chinese Oxford Univer N. Shimokawa contenting himself with waiting for only five overs.
Minu, who his ate, however, to face the right ball to punish
in the sity goalkeeper, at centre-forward y Abe his
Wilson at No. 3, but D. P. Yates, at No. 2,1 damaged analysis.
ing Board will commence his opponent too much innings of 82.
made one or two came off the pitch allowed exceedingly well, but the way he has scope and did not hit the ball a near future.
robbed hard as usual. J. C. Richards made mixed up his bowling has
lay
in
At least three firms new to this Isaacs troubled him in his opening spell, but he played the Shanghai swerve bowler with full confidence after he had Hetlied down. Never giving a chance during his 210 minutes at the creast Fincher played the best innings of his career and the highest score of his In- terpart career.
low:
SINGLES.
Shatin G.C. H. Mori
Country Club.
0
F. E. Remedios I
Q
A. A. Lopes 11%
A. Urquhart
1
14
H. K. Lee
0
Y. Hayasaki
0
E. D. dn Roza
14
E. I. Leitao
16
1
J. L. Litton
0
The
to
and G. E. R. Divett and J. E. Pot- K. Ohta ter on either side of him
H.M.S. crack
Medway combination, however, was once again be success and, although the C.B.A. J. Mayene Officers' team will seen in action. The combination
A. E. Castro
36
The fl. Tanak
0
J. J. Basto
1
not a
8. Saito I Mori
14 H. D. Page
1
E. Sadick
0
0 H. G. Leong
1
res N. Hirawoku
0
F. I. Silva
14
0
M. A. SimoGa
}
S. Takasaki 1
K. W. Wong
0
W. Uno
а B. Brato
1
11%
him of his use as a "shock" bowler one or two nice runs, but did not On Saturday he rarely bowled two mark Dent as he should have done.
At the conclusion of the match fast balls in an over.
Isaacs is undoubtedly Shanghai's Lady Furniwall presented cupa
the winning team. most dangerous bowler,
well.
Mayhew kept wicket very but, in spite of the fact that he is
n Blue, I do not think he is as good NAVY BEAT
In the 1927 match he hit up 62jas Dunkley. He was impressive on (42) adding 80 for the
After lunch, how out of 202 to eauble "Tam" Pearce's the leg side where he was taking
the Isaacs and Wilson in A only team to win by 3 wickets in
with wicket
Pr. four wirkels fell for
16 runs and the innings was clared at 174 for 9
first-class
de Colony, and two years later on the manner, but he was not so sound
same ground he scored 53 out of on the off. 114
Captain's Knock
only 8 byes in a total of 232.
speed of the
of Sub-Lt. Donald, Lt. Eaden, L. team were weakened by five Currey, Lt. Bartlett and Lt. Rim-Berves, the Club were able to al-Y. Kawasaki mington, is one of the finest the ter the score of a goalless draw. Colony has seen. This forward I'ne
will probably represent the
VOLUNTEERS BY Navy in their matches.
TWO WICKETS
There were, however, Eaden And Stephenson The Shanghai fielding was sound, Save Situation. Stapleton hatted in dogged man- mer for his 40, scored out of 104,
Full credit is due to Harry Owen but it lacked the and gave a chanceless display. He was one of the sovorsi players who Hughes, who batted superbly after Malaya side, and wild throwing was BECK SCORES HALF CENTURY did not receive a trial for the in an attack of illness which caused responsible for several over-throws. him to retire when he had acord Sinclair took a very fine low catch terpart. Burnett was fortunate to wife shots ah his total, miny
feldmen. He gave one chance
111.42 Eu Morgan at thin
NIX.
An unbroken n'ath wicket part-
(47)
BERWICK BEAT R. A. S. C.
Larkin And Williamson In Good Stand.
WHITLEY'S ALL-ROUND FEAT
*
The Club, however, are play-
ing a much improved game since the commencement of the season, and with the addition of W. E. Williams, the Welsh International, who is due back early in December, the team should be up to its
former strength.
The Y.M.C.A. senior gleven, are! Hetting in an even better man- cover to dismiss Minu and was Inership of 71 runs by Lt. Eaden and Lt-Comdr. Stephenson
also improving after a disappoint. doing good work on the boundary. (29) enabled the Royal Navy to
ing start this season. G. Fowler, being in the air, but an aborter than he did against Malaya he quite the most outstanding fielder.
rollerted a very sound 48.
A fourth wicket partnership beis once again in action after his ac- I was sorry to mer Tom Hayward T. A. Madar saved many runs at
ing game at King's Park yesterday:tween Whitley (30) and Gray (11)cident to his finger and has made beaten by a real "snorter" from Samhird man, standing closer in than beat the Volunteers in a tall scor-
is usual.
A. C. Beck played in his first which realised 44 runs enabled the Isaacs after a very impressive open-
With a good start and Bock,
arriving back from inx. Garthwaite also batted well
Pereira and Minu ta form the
¡llome leave, and collected 50 and Royal Army Service Corps to total
Willts.
off
of the match, The feature however, was the innings of this, why Boored 51 out of 120 in faultless manner. He scored freely all round the wicket to collect ten boundaries. Hang, who has never bowled for uch tong spell at a time, bowled The figures in his dial
rally well.
hell were:
0 M
R
17
W
2
2 59
the Ber Mulaya were without
Hamilton. their ices of R. N. skipper, B. S. Gill and W. O. Jonk lans and R. B. Lewis, twelfth man, W. W. Dean, umpire, and W. Charlton, corer, were introduced into the side. without Frank
The
Goodwin
Aince game
before he was tempted into hittag{"shock" attack the Colony are in all took 2 for 15. He is playing for | 52, a score H.M.S. Berwick passed/war tried out in the forward line]
out. Minu and Pereira came off aal bitters, Minu playing ULT excep- tionally useful knock, which, ing- dentally, was the only bright spot
day of dreary cricket. Shanghai Bowling Unimpressive The Shanghai bowling, once the gloss had worn off the ball. most disappointing.
W&S
After the first hundred had been scored the bowlers did not look as if they were bowling ob. for wickets but with the ject of keeping the runs down and walling for the batsman
U.
to make the mistake.
their
The wicket played very well in-
extremely satisfactory position.
RECORDS GO
IN S. CHINA
TRACK MEET
St. Joseph's Win Open Relay.
DIOCESAN GIRLS TRIUMPH
Six records
were shattered
un
The Bouth China
■ the final day of K.C.. were deed, in fact I have never seen
better Club wicket in four years, Athletic Association Track Meet skipper, and A. T. Lay, their places and all the Shanghai bowlers could ing at Caroline Hill yesterday. beinx filled by 8. Jex and H. Overy.
Flag Presented
At the conclusion of the match'
Mr. R. E. Lindsell presented
V. Crosmu, acting skipper of the Alvis
visitors, with the K.C.C. flag.
Bowling Analysis
0.
Mr. Willis
8
0
M. R. W.
84
12.2
3 35
Hel Lewis
13 1 30
1
2
35
0
5
• bowled one no ball.
Malaya
congratulated the Malaya side on Dean their fine win and paid tribute to: Speldewinde the batting of Alvis-the youngest member of the team.
Mr. Croome
suitably repiled, saying that they p. C. Burn, b Hung were collecting finge--Malıya havo R. G. Gibson, Ibw, b Burnett already won the Hong Kong flag R. Morgan, lbw, b Burnett and are hoping to win the Shang-L Alvis, c Jex, b Burnett
He congratulated W. C.Eu Chow Talk, b Hung Hung on his fine bowling.
Scorer:
hai one.
Kowloon C.C.
F, A. Muna, b, Alvis ..
S. V. Gittins, Croome, b Alvis
W. C. Hung, & Gibson, Lewis
N. A. E. Mackay, e Gibson, b
Dean
C. L. Stapleton, e Croome, b
Alvis
V, Croome, c E. C. Fincher, b
Burnett
17 R. B. Lewis; Ibw, b Hung
Hong Kong against Shanghai in the to a Bfth wicket stand of 39 runs (47) and Williamson by Larkin Interport match now in progress.
Keores.
Volunteers
D. S. Harley, b Yates
H. A. Browning, c Eaden, h
Morris
L. D. Kilbes, e Besant, b Yates G. A. Stewart, b Morris A. C. Bock, b Lindell
J. C. Potter, b Morris
L. A. R. Duncan, e&b Cutler W. H. B. Rigg, at Carver, b
Cutler
A. D. Lowson not out
Extras (B6)
(32).
Scoren:
24
R. A. S. C.
26 Powell,
great difference to the team. Ho against the Club de Recreio buti was not a success. He is out standing as a half-back, worthy understudy to K. J. Lowe.
and
D
F. Fowler, his brother, played a brilliant game between the sticks
Williamson, b Cloke 22 against the K.LT.C. yesterday and
1 Ballard, bw, h Cloke 26 | Whitley.
50 Manning
C
7
Borrowdale,
I
Lis a promising goalkeeper, not being afraid of the ball.
30
2
11
15 Barlow, b Richards
Gray, c Lanken, b Richards Ranson, b Richards
4Flood, e Williamson, b Richards
11 Faithful, b Borrowdale
Total (for B wkts. dec.) 168 K. R. Davies and R. O. F. King did bal.
St. Joseph's College won the 800 Metres Open Relay, while the Diocesan Girls' School carried off
Morris the 400 metres ladies' event,
Eaden Competition was extremely keen
Marsham 1 in the seator division, Chan Wing
Yates Lin, winner of the 110 Metres
Besant 1 High Hurdles, the Hig Jump, and
Stephenson the Hop, Step and Jump, securing Cutler the Victor Ludorum with 18 points. Lindell
At the conclusion of the meeting
Royal Navy Was accom- Lt. Carver, o.Rigg, 6 Beck panied by her husband, distribut Pap Lt. Cdr. Yaten, b Bigg
zu
Mr M. K. Lo, who
6 Buckland, e Richards, b Bowen
Orr, not out .... Fullbrook, b Borrowdale
Extras (L.B. 8)
Total
Fall of the wickets:-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 0 17 ◊ Cloke
!
T. J. Price, is another addition
o to the "Y" team which has improv
6ed the side, while F. Belk and D. 2 McLellan are playing very well in
2 their respective positions.
2
0
*
Mamak Friction
6
FOURSOMES.
Shatin G.C. Mori & Sakura
0
Yamamoto & Takei
2
Hayasak & Shimokawa
0
I
Tanaka & Salto
0
Abe & Ohta
Mor & Mayena Hirowoks & Kawasaki Takasaki & Uno
Tots
Country Club. Remedios & Lopes Urquhart & Lee
Roza & Leitao Litton & Castro
Basto & Pagu Sadick & Leong Silva & Simoes Wong & Basto
Tola!
KOWLOON GOLF.
16
10%
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Results Of First Round In Championship.
J. D. THOMSON BEATEN.
The following were the resulta of the first round of the Kowloon
Golf Championship yesterday,
A. Urquhart Best J. D. Thomson up.
G. Milne beat A. T. Braley at the
It is unfortunate that frieLion 92 over a matter of umpiring should have crept into the working of the Mamak Tournament within six 21st. weeks of the opening this season. The difficulty of obtaining.com- potent umpires is a problem which ler at the 19th. is a hard one to solve at the mo- ment.
The result has been the resigna-|
F. E. A. Remedios beat W. # HO-
W. A. Stewart beat A. L. East- man and 6.
L. D. Purves received
Bowling Analyele
0
M
R W
19 2
52 3
12:5
20
0
2
0
10
0
26 29.82 76.76-82 82 90 92 92
6 0
11
2
2 0 5
0 Richarda
11
6 .0
30
1.2 0
12
2 Johnstone Larkin
4 .0
0. MR. W. 2 25 4 6 0 17 2 0
22
4
0
10
Manning
A 0 $ 1
29 || Borrowdale
2
2
2
8 Bowen
2 2
0
1
1. T. K. Gilchrist from the post of]
Assistant Secretary, and the Tour
A. J. Dennis boat HL. IL. Mundy 1.
12
H.M.S. Berwick
Sinclair, c Flood, b Whitley Johnson, b Whitley
3
47
A. E. P. Guest, who is thoroughly Acquainted with the working of the League, should have been the only man, willing to take over the dutier.
1
82
1
51ed the prizes to the successful can |Lt. Comdr, Palsirat, © Rigg, 11 didates.
b Beck
Lt. Marsham, b Rigg Sub. Lt. Cheyne, e Potter. by
Kilbee
Capt. Cutler H. M., b Lowson Comdr, Lindall, e Potter, b
Kilbee
Yuen Chow Koon, & Chang Wa F, O. Morris, at Potter, b Low-
17 Borrowdale, b Whitley
19 Larkin, not out
Wa Cheuk. 2 Chan Fook Lt. Comdr. Stephenson not out: 29 Leung Yow Hing
Results were as follow:
1
SENIOR DIVISION
G. Willie, b Sargent
20100 Metres 1-
23
11
15
W. D. Charlton, c E. C. Fin-
cher, b Kung
1 Yuan Chow Koon,
2 Leung Yun Hung, a Mok Wa Kwan.
Timo: 11.2 sacs (record)
18 200 Metres
C. A. Speldewinde, not out
5
1
10 W. W. Dean, not out
Cheu
8 Mak Wa Kwan,
28.8. sock. (rocords
Extras (328, WBI)
24 109
40
Metresta L.
E. F. Fincher, e Gibson, b Dean
7
Total. (for 9. wite).
176. Tin,
Chun
Time: 56,4 soca,
G. C. Barnettb Speldewinder", · 43
E. C. Finchér, run out
B: Jox, not out .....
C. B. B, Bargent, b Alvis
Path of the wicketw: =
61 7 8 612 84%
6:11 33. 45 66 106 131 166,173 Bowling Analysis
9
Time
mins. 16.2 seca
1500 Metre
0. M. B.
Total (for 9 wkte: 'dec.),
174]
H. Overy did not hat.
*Burnett flung Bargent
20
́ ́Fall of the wickets
E. F. Fincher
12-8 456 17
Vetran (B. 22, 8.5, N.B,1), 20
37 46 68 68 64.164 170 174 174
"
* bowled one, wid
+ bowled one në
Chan Fook Tin, 2. Leung Kam 1 Col Tx4 Chun.
WIBữa Chan Fook Tin, Z Leong Lai
aine, B. Leung Kam To
By Time:4 mina_„57.1/10÷sBER.
110 BUMITOO HIMN Handle ve
chim Yong Ki Fongs
Timer 17.6 sech,
(Continued on Page 11
BON
Lt. Eaden mot out
Extras: (B2*, WES) (A
24
"167
Total (for 8 wkta,) Lt. Comdr. Berent did not, bat.
Richards, b Whitley Williamson, b Balland' Skinner, b Powell Trennerman, not out Extras (B2)
Hon of a very capable worker. in from A. W, da Boza.
nament are indeed fortunate that up.
D. C. Wilson beat E. D. da Roen
up.
For the benefit of those Club Becretaries who need to keep in
2 constant touch with the Assistant Secretary. It was mentioned at the Meeting that his telephone number is 39 (Government) 185.
124 Total, (6 wits,, dec). Manning, Bowen and: Cloke" didi not bat.
6
Fall of wickets: MAR W
GD: 2412 20 45 58 92 09
Bowling Analysis ... ...
nigg Lowson': Beck
Blewar
Duncan
2153 Flood
Whitley
Ballard
Powell
Mr. D. J. Barlow, Secretary of the Tournament, has made the startling statement that wlikin afx weeks of play we fewer than 11 matchas - hare been cancelled or postponed.
(Continued on Page 5.).
4
UNITED MAMAK TOURNEY WIN.
R.A.M.C.
Beaten.
Defeating the Royal Army Medi cal Corps by à romis to mil-yast day on the Marina ground the Unit- ed Hockey Club recorded their third successive Mamak Tourna= ment victory this, season.
R. C. Reed, the captain, (nottad twice in the first half, and G. Winch added the third goal after the interval,
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