1933-11-17 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933.

4164Sporting Page

SHANGHAI

ALL OUT

CHAMPIONS' WILLIS DOES

MAMAK WIN

BY 8 TO 0

9th Battery Swept Off

Their Feet.

GURBACHAN SINGH SCORES

FIVE TIMES

Dyke Play With Eye Well Bandaged

(By STICKS)

SCORING no fewer than eight

goals without reply against

DAMAGE

JUST MISSES HOT

14

TRICK

Torrie" Wilson Hits

Two Sixes.

MALAYA WIN SERIES

121: MALAYA TRIUMPH

F. STOKES scored

28

Shanghai collapsed sensationally L. valuable runs for Shang-

after lunch to-day, their remaining

six wickets falling for 43 runs in

just under 50 minutes to give Ma- daya victory by 50 runs in the final

the 9th Battery in a Mamak Tomra-match of the Triangular Interport| ment match at Sookumpoo yester-

Cricket series. day, the Radio Sports Club, last season's champions, registered their third win to at

season.

hai this morning.

plucky resumed after attention.

SHANGHAI MAY

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BY 50 RUNS

FIND 172 RUNS PREMIER LEAGUE HARD TO GET IN FULL SWING

Croome Plays Very

Fine Knock.

MALAYA FORTUNATE DURING YESTERDAY'S PLAY

(By ATHOLE).

Malaya are making a determined bid for Interport honours and Shanghai have been set the difficult task of securing 172 runs in the

SAINTS EXPECTED TO BEAT EAST LANCS

SOUTH CHINA JUNIORS TO CLASH WITH BORDERERS

(By OUTSIDE LEFT)

Booth fell to a catch behind the fourth innings to avoid the wooden wicket in the fast bowler's next spoon and make a triple tie of theer programme will be featured this week-end.

Triangular series.

G. Willis, who with V. Croome over.

78-3-18.

many games this and R. Morgan, is leaving for Sing- He had plaed a sound

knock

The luck was, however, with Ma- ayn all day yesterday. First came

"Spot" At Naval Yard. End. apore by the Neuralia at 4 p.m. after his shaky start and was ou this afternoon, caused the damage. to a ball that pitched on a "spot" With a splendid goal average He took 5 of the 6 wickets to fall at the Naval Yard end and which the doubtful looking dismissals of

for 31 runs of which 16 were made came up to flick his glove.

7 goals per match the Radio are now third to the Central British As sociation and the United on goal average only.

Gurbachan Singh, the Radio's prolife scorer, was in great form, scoring five of the eight goals, six of which were acor ed in the first half. Awlor Singh (2) and Kalwant Singh (1) scored the remaining goals Thơ fart Radio forward line were!

Lo much for the Battery defence who were unable to cope with thej continuous aliaeks. Nash, a new-

comer in goal to the Battery, play- well in goal.

Dyke Plays Again Towards the end of the half the Battery recovered what and netunily pressed the

second

Rome-

Radio's goal, forcing a corner.

Pte. J. S. Dyke, the South Wales Borderera-Radio player who was injured in a friendly match

Wednesday, WAN again in action with swollen eye which was covered with sticking plaster.

on

Mohinder Singh and Man Singh,

in three hits by "Torrie" Wilson.

Wilson (18) and Sinclair (17) added 31 valuable runs for the ninth wicket. before Wilson skied one into the slips and one run later the innings was closed! for 121.

Malaya have thus won the |series which has resulted as

follows:-

rinn,

Malaya beat Hong Kong by

Malnya best Shanghai by 50 runs. Hong Kong best Shanghai by 187

1371

Malaya have made a clean sweep

Contrary to expectation the luncheon interval Was nol taken at this juncture, though It was 12-28 and Leach lost his wicket for a "duck" off the last ball of the over and his first 78-4-0.

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than

Was

Donald Leach and Sam isaacs, and Burn, who scored 41, missed off successive halls from Pat Madar by "Torrle" Wilson and Loach when he was 15. R. N. Hamilton played a gallant captain's innings, but he lifted the ball peri-

was not out Pat Madar lunch. "Hot Trick" Just Missed, ilously once or twice in his innings

Willis almost took a "hot trick" of 60.

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107 for 2 on the board 14 when he clearly beat Jenkin with With

the first ball of his next over after Shanghai should have secured lunch. The next ball be secured bigger lead than 27 on the first in- an obstruction appeal. 78-5-0. ninga, and they would have done with four balla.

Willis had thus taken 3 wickets had Sinclair not sent Jenkin back nn the latter's call for a certain Sam Isaacs hit a single and a run out. Sinclair refused to leave leg boundary off G before he his crease and both batsmen were sent one right into Gibson's hands caught at the same end. at long off. 86-6-4.

was then 28 and using the long In Willis' next over Pat Madar, handle to advantage. who had defended stubbornly, was brilliantly caught at second slip by Eu Chow Telk, the fieldsman tak- ing a very low catch. $5-7-8.

of all their games, having beaten the United Services and Kowloon The team leave for Singapore to.

Is being

NOPPDA

The Interport Dinner

held in the Gloucester Building to. night when the players will gather for the last time.

The next match is that between Shanghai and Kowloon on Sunday. On Tuesday the Northerners wil alur the Inited Services

bide their programme.

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Sinclair was ricky when he edged | one from Willis just over the slips enn- heads.

Mayhew played a maiden over to

Wilson Hits Sixes. When Simpson returned a simple

the Radio's regular left half and Willis and Stokes opened the scorentel to Gill at 89 the game looked Ral-heper respectively, were ab-ing with a single off Gill's first ball all over, but "Torrie" Wilson, let off sentees, being replaced by Dyke from the Supreme Court end. May by Eu Chow Telk through over.

thew got the bawler away Lo and Surgin Singh.

the eagerness, set about the bowling in Radio:-Surgin Singh, P. Singh, J.quare leg boundary in the

a very forceful manner.

Home

S. Grownl: Jaggett Singh. M. H. Hus over. In the fast bowler's next over wan, J. 8. Dyke: Attar Singh, G. Singh, Stokes got him away to leg for 3,1 Awtar Singh, Kalwant Sings and F

and the 10 went up after 8 minuter A Kemy (Captain).

9th

Battery: Nash; Maddie. | play. Syma; Hunt, Wellington, Furness;; Bessant, LA, Laine (Captain). Worth-j inyton, Gibbons and Wattare.

MAMAK TOURNAMENT TABLE TO DATE

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St. Andrew's

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German Club

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“Y” LADIES BEAT C.B.A. RIVALS.

Goals Scored In The First Half.

The Ladies continued to show good form when they defeat- ed the Central British Association Ladies in a friendly game on the Diocesan Girls' School ground yes terday by 2 goals to mil.

a ball

In Willis' next over cocked up badly and Stokes would have been caught at se cond slip had Gill not slipped in getting to an easy catch. Shortly after Stokes very nearly slayed a ball from Willis hard on

In one over from Willis he hit two alxes on the leg side and a four through extra cover off successive balls, and then was caught in the slips by Gib- son off a skler. 120-9-18.

The end came one ran later when Sinclair, who had hit Willis for two successive fours on the leg side, gave Jonklans a low catch at mid on which was accepted.

Shanghai's Bad Luck

Jenkla

Lench was unfortunate to be given out to a catch on the leg side by Mayhew which tooked an if it came off the batsman's leg, while lesaacs looked very much as if he was bowled off It the wicket-kooper's pads.

Де big misfortune for Shanghai, Gill bowled extraordinarily well nol yesterday morning and wan favoured with much luck in bis firsi spell which produced.

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0. M. R. W. 16 3 50 2 Croome, who is suffering from sinovitis, batled very pluckily, though suffering geat pain after he had given his right knee another jar. La fact I think he played one of the best innings of the col- whole

when series

out of 60 in 35 lecting 36 minutes.

were

to a wicket. The first ball of Gil's Thus in less than 50 minutes play next over he played too soon, but Shanghai lost their last six wickets

His carpet drives on the off and the all landed harmlessly just in for 43 runs. Willis, the fast bowler,

covers on and through the front of Morgan at mid on.

was mainly responsibic, his last spell,

In one over beautifully timed. which started with the diamissal of

from Sam Isaacs he hit three boun- Booth and Leach with successive daries, all of which were the result bail, returning the following figures of perfect strokes.

Had he been it he would never have been out to the ball that resulted in his down. fall. He hit seven boundaries. Hamilton's Useful Knock

Encouraged by his good for tune he hit three successive boundaries off Gill, late-cutting one and reaching the rails on the leg side on the two other occasiona

a ball Malaya Stokes attempted to chop from Willis in the next over and Shanghai First Innings ..... played it on to bin wicket. 39-1-28 after half an hour's play.

0.

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M. 3

R.

25

W. 5

Scores:--

185 and 186

213

Malaya-2nd Innings.

L. F. Stokes b Willis P. Madar

|J. F. N. Mayhaw, e Eu Cheow-

teik, b Jonklasa ... R. Booth, e Croome, b Willis D. W. Leach,'e Gill, b Willis

Wicket Wears Well. Hamilton brought on Jonklass [for Gill at 40 and the fast medium] bowler was played for two singles, though he was not bowling a good. H. N. Mayhew, c Eu Chow length.

The plich was wearing well, and, with Willis Eeeping a very good length, only Gill was "popping them.

Crooms appealed for a catch be

Telk, b Jonklase

P. Madar, e Eu Chow Telk, b

WILS

R. Booth, e Croome, b Willia

Mra, Maudie George-Reid, at con-hind the sticks off Pat Madar in J. C. Jenkin, L.b.w., b Willis..

first time this season a full First Division League Twelve First Division, four Second and three Third Division teams willį be seen in action.

The East Lancashire Regiment, who have withdrawn from the Second and Third Divisions of the League, make their First: Division debut on Sunday when they meet St. Josepk's at Caro- line Hill.

From reports of the East Lancs team in the North the Saints have every hopes of garnering two points, but the newcomers! may spring a surprise,

The Saints, however, have improved considerably and are to-day one of South China's most serious challengers to the Senior League Championship.

ASH RETURNS TO LINCOLNS SOCCER TEAM

Cork And Hocquard Playing Against Navy

the veteran L/Gst Ash, Lincoln all-rounder, is re- placing Edminson at left back against the Navy in the pre- mier soccer league on Sunday. Ash has been absent since the end of last season with an in- jured knee.

Cork and Hocquard, Injured In the Services game last week, will return to the attack and the leaders will be thus at full strength.

OSMUND HAS BREAK OF 58.

Gill Scores 150 In Seven Visits To Table.

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SOCCER

B. FRAGGOTT, holder of the Colony middleweight title, will fight Harry Ewin, holder of the China tille, at the Lee Theatre on December 9 in- stead of December 2, as the

The Lincolns, present League theatre is not available on the leaders will again have to re- carlier date. produce the form they displayed against the Borderers if they are to keep at the top of the League when they meet the formidable Navy combination on Sunday at Sookunpoo.

CLUB RUGBY

CHANGES FOR

TO-MORROW

Mike" Turner Will

Partner Selby.

RIGG DISPLACES ROBERTSON

Victorious Army Fifteen Weakened

Their form against the Athletic last Sunday was not good enough to combat the the deadly Navy forwards. The Borderers, who have dis- appointed this scason, should strengthen their position when they meet the Artillery at the Valley to-morrow, while the Athletfe and South China should both collect points al the ex- pense of

the Recreio and the feat at the hands of the Navy last Police.

week and seeking revenge for their earlier defeat by the Army the Club have made five changes in their fifteen for to-morrow's Rugby match against the Army at

no

South China made mistake last week in their encounter against the Re. creio.

S. China v Borderers

(By SCRUM HALF) Smarting under their heavy de-

In the Second Division a great Sookaupoo, commencing at 3.30 struggle should result from the p.m. encounter between South China W, H. B. Rigg has been brought and the Borderers, the latter back into the throp-quarter line being ahead on the table with to partner J. J. Ferguson and form one more win to their credit. the Interport wing. Mike Turner

who came second has reported fit after the

STEEL COULSON'S BILLIARDS. |South China.

the Steel Coulson's Bil-

the Palace Hotel and C.P.O.'s Mess recorded clean sweep triumphs over the Garrison Sgta, and R A. Sgts, respec- tively, while the R. E. Bgta. secured their first victory at the expense of St. Patricks" Club.

Bank in this division last season, should game on Monday and will partner win to-morrow's game and thus "Jake" Selby instead of J. Hutchi secure the lead in the champion- son, who is a reserve this week. ship race won last year by the Athletic.

The Athletic have fared badly this season and may drop more points when they meet the Navy to-morrow at the Valley.

D. M. Wheeler and S. II. Garrod have been taken out of the pack and R. Stilliard and F. R. Burch will again be seen int action. The injury to G. C. Moutrie last Saturday has proved more serious than pected, and in his absence K A. Munro will play in the back row of the scrum

The Navy should be able to A. J. field a very strong eleven now For the League fenders

the Colony champion, that the Fleet is in port. Osmund, compiled a break of 58. M. M.

In the other games the Artil: Silva made 48 and 38, and F. Alery and the Lincolns should get Galletly. Lt. Hamilton, Lt. Crewe Gill gained his fourth amashing the better of the Young Indians Read, and Cpl.. Tratt, their hooker,

The Army will be without Lt.

and are experimenting with Pto.

Hamilton, who scored his 60 out victory when he scored his 150 in and Kowloon, respectively. 28 of 121 in 74 minutes, hit Ave boun-seven visits to the table recording] In the Third Division all the Walters at fly-half. He is one of

derics and three 3's is an innings an average of 21.4.

visiting teams should wins.

The following is my forecast

SATURDAY.

ļin which uppish shots were frequent. Resulta:'

21 He is a batsman who is not afraid raluce, Hate!

up ball, and, C.P.0%. Meas 18 to hit the pitched

though he has an ugly style, he has R.E. Mess

Ju very dour defence when called

21 upon. Jenkin dismissed him with!

a very fine low catch in the long feld,

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900 Garr. Byte

900 KL.A. Brie. 854 81. Patrick's

546 051

660.

ABBOT'S RECORD

BREAK.

Kowloon

BORDERERS

| ATHLETIC

ARTILLERY games to Z. MAbbot.....recorded a break of 87, Kowloon

First Division

CLUB

garner their best wing forwards, possess. ing a fine turn, of speed and a safe pair of hands.

(Kowloon 4.15 p.m. v Artillery (Happy Valley, 4.15 p.m.3

Recreio

Club, 4.15 p.m.) (Caroline Hill, 4.15 p.m.)

The following are the teama: Chb:JJ. P. Witham: J. J. Fergu sen, W. II. B. Rigg, K.,IL Grifiths and G. P. Lammert; M. W. Turner and 3.. A. IL Belby (Captain); R. Sulliard, I. H. Bradford, A. F., Walkden, F. L. G, A. Stewart, Burch, D. D. McLellan and

1. Hutchison, D. M. Beserye Wheeler and 8. H. Garred.

British Army *** It, Birt (RA); LL A. G.

G. Martin (8.W.D.), Pte. Simmonds

4.W.B.), L.

CpL

18,W-Addison

Rostier

(Lincolns), and (6.W.B.) Pta. Wallern

(King's Park, 2:45 p.m.) | 18.W.B.) and L/Cpl. Hewitt

L/Chl. Hardy (B.W.B.), Pie.

Borderera

(Caroline Hill;: 2.45 pm.)| (9.W.B.), LA.. Hebert - (B.A.), Pe *... Young Indians Watkins (8.W.B.), Pie, Gilmore (BW, (Парту 2.45 p.m. 1.). Pie Lloyd (8.W.B.), Pie, Jones

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I was sorry to see Alvis out

D. W, Leach, e Gill, b Willis.

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to a "blob," but it was a very

fine ball that beat him.

Pat

0

tre-forward and Miza 0.

stored in the first half,

P. V. Simpson, c & b Gut y" Tadias:-Mias J. Weller; Mrs. The 60 went up after 45 minutes A. C. Sinclair, e Jonklass, b Portallion, Missos A. Fowler: F. Mc-play, but three' runs later Mayhew

Dalziel Jonklass' second over, but the bats. A. Isaacs, e Gibson, b Gill .

man was given the verdict.

Madar bowled very well in-

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"B" Company Lincolns Triumph.

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deed, but with no luck,

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The wicket is not wearing wall, TN the Linesina" Inter-Company'

NAVY

Gill... Caw, 8. Dalziel, E. Thomsons O. Dal-attempted to sweep Jonklass to lez T. W. R. Wilson, e Gibson, b

R. Blackmore, Mrs. Hood, Miss and was well caught by Eu Chow

Willia ths and Miss O, Brown, G.B.A. Ladler:--Miss G. Grimmfit; Tefk off a skier at short feg. 63-2-21T. A. Madar, not out Mrs. Hudson, Mianes 1. Woolley: L Mayhew had batted solidly for Extras (B2 LB2) Dunn, M. Bryson, P. Whitley; Mrs. Creator, Miss G. McNider, D. Hunt, over 45 minutes scoring the

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and, unless Shanghai get away to a ■ Billiards competition "B" Com[8/ CHINA good start, 172 runs is going to pany defeated "D" Company by 4) prove a formidable task,

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BERWICK BEAT EAGLE.

Total

121

The first hour's play produced TO

· Fall of the wickets;--

1284 66 7 8 9 10 89 58 78 78 78 85 86 89 120 121 Bowling Analysis,

the highest to date in the tourna ment, to beat Sgt. Green by 48 poffta "I" Cay

Third'

Division

R.A.B.C

CHINA

[#p! Coy

(Athlete, 4.15 p.m.)

Radio

180 Green

107

70 Lincolne

160

R.

164 14

64 321

6

majority of his runs on the log side.

Mrs. Bins and Miss E. Woolley,

EAGLE

BEAT MEDWAY

HMS, Eagle beat H.M.S. Med-runs.

Way by 4, goals to 1'athe Valley With both batamen playing Spel- Yesterday, O'Brien, Tomlin, Kordewinds with confidence Hamilton rell and Moylett Boored for the brought on Gil at the Naval Yard | Willia 'winners and Burnett netted for the und at 73. In his second over Gill Medway, Bel

Booth, was Elt in the face when Jonkisse 5. trying to pull's rialnir" bail, but #peldewinde

(Continued on Page

Good, bowling by Richards (5 for Abbot ||10); and Miller (5` for 11)` enabled

Groan ILM, B. Berwick to bant II. M2 8. Eagle by 42 runs at Happy Valley Baldry

Burnand Wyesterday jonka

Berwick 75 (Johnson 20, Barron Manson

3 for: 18)3565.

Eagle": 53′′ (Richards" 5" for 18,

Miller & for 11),

150 Keegan

90 Lilley

| 150 May

114 George

Greatrix

150 Maw

125

150

(8.W.B.), Gar. Barraclough (R.A.)

· 240° 'p.m.) | and ́Est. Metcalf: (RAJSK

Referee Rey, EG, Erans. (B.N.)

VLA.M.C.

(Happy Valley, 2.46 p.m.)

B.W. NIGH

The

WALKER 62 NOT OUT

The Royal Engineers drew with

(Chatham Road, 2.45 pm) the Royal Army Service, Corps at

BUNDAT

First Division

128 ST. JOSEPH'S v. Lart Lane,

723

: (Caroline Hill, 418 p.m.) LINCOLNS

Navy

(Bookunpoo, 4.18, p/m.),

Sookunpoo yesterday

R.E. 170 for 5 dec. (L4" Walker 62

not out, Bgt, Anderson 37),

R.A.M.C., 94 for 8 (Major Bonsvla

42)...