1934-01-23 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1934.

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PREMIER AND JUNIOR LEAGUE CRICKET AVERAGES FOR SEASON

UNFORTUNATE

OWEN HUGHES

AGAINST ARMY

Wicket Thrown Down

When 95.

GARTHWAITE PREVENTS CLUB

TRIUMPH

(BY ATHOLE).

HARRY Owen Hughes, Interport

cricket skipper, played a real-† ly fine innings for his 95, scored out of 146 in 85 minutes, for the Club against the Army on Saturday. Hitting the ball in the middle of the bat he played his best in nings of the season, collecting no fewer than seventeen boundaries.

When 95 be called D, 3. Harley for a quick third run and Dr. Whitley threw down his wicket from the boundary. He had

never looked like getting out and appeared certain of record- ing the first premier league century of the season. Teddy Flucher's 97 against the Army is still the highest

score.

After opening the League sea-| son with 57 against the Navy, Owes Hughes was dismissed for

ZIMMERN AND OWEN HUGHES ADVANCE

PEARCE DISPLACED IN THE BOWLING

THE PREMIER

BATTING

N. A. E. Mackay (K.CC.)

E. C. Fincher (K.C.C.)

Capt. Williams (Army) L. S. Peatfield (Navy) A. H. Rumjahn (LR.C.) ....... H. Owen Hughes (H.K.CC.) W. C. Hung (K.C.C.)

E. Zimmern (C.C.C.)

E. J. R. Mitchell (H.K.C.C.) Lt. Eader. (Navy)

-T. E, Pearce (H.K.C.C)

J. L. Youngsaye (C.C.C.) Lt. Walker (Army) Lt. Walker (Army) A. T. Lee (C.£.C.)

LEAGUE

3N56-5BIŅNNNHAUKIYYABASˆˆ8888998

Avge 65.00

SECOND "HAT TRICK” IN

JUNIOR LEAGUE”

Barnes Clean Bowls All Threa

J. Barnes recorded the "hat trick for the Civil Service against the Police on Saturday when he clean bowled G. R. Wynne, B. Thorne, and T. H. King with the last three balls of the drawn match. Taking 4 for 10, he clean bowled all four batsman for 4 runs in course of seven balls.

This was the second junior lèngue "hat trick," A, A. Aziz, former University player, having performer. od the fest for the I. R. G. against Craigengower earlier in the season.

LINCOLNS

AVERAGES

Higgins And Heath On Top

EIGHT MATCHES WON OUT OF FOURTEEN-

L/Cpl. Higgins and Pte.

Heath

19.40 are beading the Lincolns cricket

18.50 | averages this season. “

The Regiment have played four 18.33 teen games, won eight, lost two, 17.76 and drawn four. The only cen- 16.68❘tury was recorded by 2/TA, Cragg, 16.50 who wae undefested with 122 16.33 against the Royal Artillery. 15.50

The following are the complete 15.50 records of every player who has 16.50 represented the Battalion this sea-

REED STILL HEADS EL GOSANO

PATTERSON

BARNES TAKES FIRST

PLACE IN BOWLING

BATTING

THE JUNIOR

W. A. Reed (Recreio)

LEAGUE

Inns Runs

6

240

R. 8. W. Patterson (H.K.C.C)

2

K. Nazarin (LR.C.)

6

T. Yeoh (C.C.C.)

C. W. E. Bishop (ILKCC) 8./Sgt. Flood (RASC)

4

3

H. J. Armstrong (H.K.C.C) W. L. Clarke (Police)

· 118

#

W. H. Edmonds (CS.C.C)

M. el Arculli (LR.C.)

A. E. Carey (Police)

6

A. Kitchell (CCC)-

Cpl. College (R.A.M.C.)

E. Soares (Recreio)

L-Comdr. Palairét (Navy)

A. R. Suflad (LR.C.)

Dvr. Whitley (RAS.C.) Maj. Denvir (RAM.C.)

A. K. Mackenzie '(H.K.C.C.)

L. P. H. Macaulay (K.C,C)

A. R. Abbas (LR.C.)

J. M. Wilson (C.S.CC.)

E. Souza (CCC)

P. H. Loughlin (Police)

W. Sparrow (CCC)

H.S. N.O.

102. 2

NOT PLAYING

THIS SEASON

Champions Further

Handicapped.:

“ERNIE - ZIMMERN - SHOWS

·AGGRESSION

(By ATHOLE).

Avge THE University, premier league cricket champions, are in u 60.00 desperate plight now that E. LIn 42.50 Gosano will be unable to play again 36.33 this season. He was their best all-

rounder and only fast bowler.

57

G

.59

0

1

32.00

0

31.00

0

0

30.33 29.50

Z

28.60

Weakened by the loss of D. J. N. Anderson, L. T. Ride, A. T. Leo, F. R. Zimmern, A. Baker, A. ̈A. Aziz,

27.00

0

25.50

125.

1

25.00

and A. T. Nomanbhoy the Univer- Įsity are now almost entirely depan- dent on A. M. Rodrigues, their jskipper and opening bataman.

2

24.50

0

23.25

132

0

2

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0

Inns

Runs HS. NO.

3

130

3

181

.0

60.33

3

143

0

47.66

4

121

1

40.33

4

161

0

40.25

4

156

0

39.00

3

72

36.00

+

94

0

31.33

E. F. Fincher (K.C.C)

1

53

1

26.50

D. 8. Harley (H.K.C.C)

3

1

26.50

Major Bonavia (Army) .... A. W. Hayward (H.K.CC.)

2

50

0

25.00

73

0

24.33

Lt.-Comdr. Stephenson (Navy)

5

104

0

20.80

T. A. Pearce (F.K.C.C.) Sub.-Lt. Sinclair (Navy)

4

59

1

19.66

5

97

0

G. C. Burnett (K.C.C.)

3

37

}

A C. Beck (H.K.C.C.) ..

37

1

18.50

J. S .A. Curreem (I.R.C.)

3

55

0

A. B. Hamsøn (C.C.C.) ...

4

71

0

3

50

0

4

66

0

3

49

0

2

31

0

2

31

ล

*

31

1

4

45

1

15.00 jon: .

3

30

1

15.00

BOWLING

3

40

0

13.33

Pia, Heath

26

1

13.00

18gt. Ash

4

51

p

12.75 27L Graz

4

38

1

12.66 Capt. Williams

2

25

0

12.50 Pte. Ullratt

3

36

0

12.60 Pte. Lilley,

CpL Wardle

4

44

0

11.00 Pte. Barnaby

*denoles not oul

Pie. Dewey.

Lt. Garthwalte (Army), 32 and 28 moi out, and 29 not eat; 3. Gittins (K.C.C.) 0 and 22 not out; A. K. Ismall (LR.C.) ¤ not out,

V.

'L E. kano, Avg

4

L/Opl. Higgins Major Thorts...

4 91 69 2 45.50

P. M. N. da Silva (Recreio)

0

2 41 82 1 41.00

H. F. Westlake (C.S.C.C.)

2

0

7 154 58* 2 80.80 3. Jer (K.CC.)

6128 83 1 25.20

2

0

2

. 34

0

2

24 1 21.00 F. S. Fernando (University)

0

Lt. Hocquard

482 550 20.50

C. Q. M. S. Day

G. Bouza (C.C.C.)

3

11

8 123 24 2 20.50

1 222 76 0 20.18

Capt. Lewis Bryan (R.A.M.C.)

4

41

0

8 47 24 0 16.66

A. P. Guterres (Recreio)

4

40

0

8 42 18 0 14.00

Col. Nosworthy (RE)

20

0

7 85 27 2 11,00

The qualification for the above averages are two completed in nings and an average of 10.

428 19 6 5.75 BOWLING

gainst Graigengower and 4 let the I. R. C. Possessing a Prong reach he is able to sweep a good length ball round to leg. and it is the inability of most bowlers to shorten their . Larkin (Navy) length without providing him A. H. Madar (1.R.C.) with a ball to hook that allows; LL Suther (Navy) him to score the majority of his runk on the leg aldo, though he is very strong on the off with anything pitched up.

Harley revealed excellent form

the off while

SKO

collecting 39 not out, scored out of 119 in 61 minutes. He is likely to make ☐ lot of runs once he has set. tled down, but he is very vulnerable at the start of his Innings.

F. R. Zimmern (CC.C.) A. S. Sullad (LRC) A. B. Large (Navy)

F. D. Pereira (L.R.C.)

8. A. Ismail (LR.C.)

Q. M. R. W. Arga

W. Meadows (Police)

Spr. Pegg (RE)

Ple. Haynes (R.A.M.C.)

46 8 107 27 4.17

11 82 8.00

H. A. Alves (Recreio)

34 8 168 19 6.73 A. A. Aziz (LRC) ...

60 28 3 9.33 8. Abbas (G.C.C.)

21 4 143 13 11.00 A. A. Romjahn (LRC)

14 0 3 3 11.68

88 17 335 22 16.22 Sgt. Anderson (RE) 79 6 324 14 23.14 G. R. Wynne (Police)

225 9 28.00 H. T. M. Barma (LR.C.) ATTING

A. K. Minu (LRC.)

not out and 0 not oul; Lt. Cheyne (Navy) 36 not out and 22; and Ft. Pte. Dewey 201 122* 2 80.19 J. G. Hunter (H.K.C.C.)

Off. Morris (Navy) 0 and 11 not out; are not qualified in the above table which demands two completed innings and an average of 10.

C. C. Garthwaite bowled con- sistently well throughout, and BOWLING was the only Army bowler who looked like taking wickets. bowled 15 of the 41 overs sent down and secured 3 for 50.

Late Declaration

Tom Hayward's declaration at 4 p.m. with 199 runs on the board was perhaps a little late cons) dering the dour batting strength of the Army (should dourness be called for) and the varied attack at his disposal.

A. K. Ismail (LR.C.) Lt. Marsham (Navy)

C. B. R. Sargent (K.C.C) Lt. Garthwaite (Army)

A. R. Minu (LR.C.) R. Lee (C.C.C.)

2/L. Cragg.......... 12 Pte. Heath..... Capt F. P. Williams 3 42 26 1 21.00 K L Ng (University) Pte. Meakin

Ple. Barnsby

Avge. Sgt. Ash..

7.75 B. M.

Trowt

Pie Lilley ...

Will.pratt.

8.332/L

11:109 22 1 10.50 2:19 17 0 0.50 € 28 € 2 7.00

9 51 15 9 6,88

9 47 13 0.6.22 J. Barnes (CS.C.C)

14,75 L/Ce 5 10 10 8 8.00 | E. A. C. Cagby (Navy) 14.75 Also batted--Lt. Pim.7, L1⁄2 King 1*. D/Mai. Tancred 9, L/Cpl Maw 19, 16.27

L/Cpl Simmonds 18, Pte. Jacobs. 1, 15.88 and Sig Smith 0.

0.

M.

R

W.

Ho J. E. Smith (H.K.C.C.)

15

3

31

4

F. D. Pereira (L.R.C.)

44

11

98

12

8.16

Sgt. Taylor (Army)

10

1

25

3

A. C. Bock (H.K.C.C.)

49

10 123

YA

T. A. Pearce (H.K.C.C) G. C. Burnett (K.C.C.)

31.1 4

117

13

35

4 · 127

10

8.78 Lt. Wilson 9.00 Pie. Ullyatt, 12.70 Pte. Dobb

10

2

43

3

14.33 L

Cpl. Wardle

19.4 2

59

4

12

69

4

40.5

1

168

11

41

7

143

9

36

4

146

+9

27

88

*

21

2

72

4

41.5

9

131

7

10.3 0

39

2

14

2

63

3

27.5 7

85

4

32

4 186

7

24

I

96

3

32.00

17

2

66

2

11

1

45

14

0

56

1

127

: 136

1

U. M. Omar (C.C.C.)

When Lt. Williams, who scor- ed 11 out of 34 in laborious man- ner, and Capt. Michell, who T. M. L. Redmond (H.K.C.C.) scored 23 out of 37, left at $7 A. T. Lee (C.C.C) Garthwaite contented himselt L. Hubbard (C,C.C.) with sitting on the splice, and A. IL Madar (I.R.C.) when stumps were drawn he was] W. C. Hung (KCC) undefeated with 29, scored out L. 8. A. Richards (Navy) of 82.

LL. Eaden (Navy)

•

16.22 17,60 F. 8. W. Smith hit eleven boundar- 18.00 is in his 61 retired against the Medi- cal Corps on Baturday and followed 18.71

this up with a hard-hit 40 for the Vo 19.50 funteers on Sunday. Though he has 21.00 not yet displayed, the all-round form he showed last season Smith has hit 21.25

one century slice his return from fears. 26.07

#

A. P. Pereira (Recreio)

G. A. V. Hall (K.C.C.)

A. D. Lowson (HE.C.C.) W. K. Way (CCC).

A. A. Rumjahn (LRC)

LA. Smythe (Navy) ́») Major Bonavia, probably the beat M. el Arcull (LRC) 35.00 | left-handed batsman in the Colony Pte, Ballard (R.ASC.). 45.00 carried his bat for 71, scored out of W. Sparrow (C.C.C.)....

185 for 4. Particularly severe on K. L. Ng: (University) 56.00

balls on the leg aide he hit mine boun A. L. Barron (Navy) 136.00 daries. In partnership with Lt. Trim-

wicket.

FHA Alves (Recrelo) The qualification for the above table is one wicket In two matches.ble (25) he added 63 for the third Pie, Goulty (B.A.M.C.)

G. Lee (ECC)

He aided, Capt. Williams, who R. B. Lewis (K.C.C.) ... worried the Club fieldsmen by his T. M. L. Redmond (H.K.C.C.) splendid running between the] A, Beker (LR.C.) wickets, to add 43 for the third A. B. Large (Navy) wickel, of which the Army skip

per had scored 34, including a six

of T. A. Pearce and. four boun

daries!

When play was abandoned the CLUB JUNIORS AGAIN DISAPPOINT

Army were 83 behind with four

wickets in hand, thus giving the

Club their first setback this sea-THE Recreio have been striving

PATIENT BATTING].

son, and recording their third

9

draw in as many matches.

for years for promotion to BY SOARES.

Having drawn with the K.C.C.|

the premier league, and this,' sen-

Receive Check.

5

2

6

0

15.00

0

14.50

0

14.50

14.33

5

0

0

1

1019

18.25

Gosano injured his knee when |captaining Ricci Hall in ma ipfer- 22.00 Hostel soccer match last November, 21.00

and it was discovered that" "the 20.16

cartilage of his left knee had given 19.50 away. He rested up for the re

mainder of the year, but on New 19.25 Year's Day he was carried off the 18.00 held during the Past v Present 16.60 game suffering from the same 16.50 trouble, and has been in the Gov- 16.00ernment Civil Hospital since. A 15.85 fortnight ago he underwent a suc- 15.60 cessful operation, but is very un- 15.20 likely to play again this season.

14.50

Last season he took 19 wickets at a cost of 12,89 runs aplece, and had a batting aver- age of 18.

In their first match on Saturday, 24.00 | Rodrigues came off against Crai- 18.50 | gengower with a polished 86, but the 13:20 |"Varsity bowling did not inspire 13.16 great hopes for another successful 13.00 season, Craigengower scoring 178 18.00 for 5 in 90 minutes in reply to the 12.50 home side's 192 for 5. 11.50

Zimmern's Fine Knock

11.33 Had Ernie Zimmern, former 11:00 | Craigengower sldpper, not stepped 10.50 in front of 麤 straight ONE 10.33 |from H. Nomanbhoy when 87, Crai- 10.25 | gangower would almost certainly 10.00 have forced a victory.Bund 10.00

Zimmern batted in brilliant style, hitting 60 in boundaries in his 87, scored ont of 120 for 4.

In partnership with R. Lee (16) he added 57 for the third wicket, and with A. B. Hamson (82) he put Avge.

4.80 on 52 for the fourth wicket.

Missed of Y. Abbas' aftar

the passing

half-century, Rodrigues · baited well for out of 185, taking

part fn, a first wicket stand of 63 with D. Hunt (28), ''m brother of "Willie” Hong, and adding 56 with P: Power for the fifth wicket.

I was surprised to see G. Wind- very promising · bataman from St. Joseph's College, so low down in the 'Varalty batting order. All he needs is match practice to: 9.59 bring out the best in him.

9.90

U. M. Omer; who played for the 9.77 Colony against Shanghai in 1928, 10.50 was again. an absentee from the 11.20 Craigengower side. He did not 11.22 play against the Navy, and has 6 11.88 for 88 as the result of his games. 12.28 against the Club and the Indians. $12.39

12.00 JARDINES TO CLASH

WITH B. & S.

First Soccer Match In Eleven Years.

TO-DAYS "CHASSIC":

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M.

R

W.

5.2

0

24

5

·24

7

68

12

5.66

B.Abbas (CCC)

54.1

14

165

27

6.11

Pie. Forsyth, (R.A.S.C.)

17.1

3

43

7

6.42

|

his 85

Lt. Luard (Navy)

16

7

42

7.00

P. M. N. da Silva (Recreio) Pte. Swain (RASC)

19

8

29

4

+7.25

4.

0

23

a

7.66

46.1 警 132

17

7.76

11

24

3

8.00

45.1

10

142

17

8.35

25

7

70

8

8.75

80%, #

53.2 12 130

17.

8.82

15: 3 .36

4

9.00

.17

K

9.40

111

2 ... 38

38

7

99

10

88

· 104

21

174

2

56

38.3

'71

A. P. Guterres "(Recreio) Dvr. Whitley (RAS.C.) 8/Bg Flood (RAS.C.) L. C. Pennell (Polles) A. Prata (Recreio)'.......... Major, Bonavia (EA.M.C.) L. Hubbard (CCG)

21:

29 - 10

74.

22.3.2

111

12.33

25

.2.50

17

12.00

19

13.50

A. R. Abbas (LRC)

28

13.56

29.

C. WE Bishop' (H.K.C.C.) W. Glendenning (Pollee)]; Y. Abbas (CGC)

23.

16.16

$16.66

5.4

17

17.00

· Lowson took 6 for 16 against. ile] A. R. Sufind (LRC)

119

17.00

34

$17.00

18.00

9

$13.50%

26.1

205

18.43

19.00

38.2 12

19.12) 219,50

For the frst time in eleven years an, Inter-Hong - soccer match be tween Mosura," Jardine, Matheson's and Messrs. Butterfield and Swire's will be played on the Clubs ground.

mmencing

tchat: the

has been made" in

dderto

replac

ily be int

the tear

waiting only for the loose ball.

Bowling six overs" without

|| meeting with « success. Lowson

bowled 17 overs för -8 for 4725

the Navy, and the Club; the aided by W. A. Had and F. M. Recreio Promotion Hopes At one time he had taken 6 for

N. da Silva, they appeared to have

Army meet Craigengower on excellent prospects of carrying off Saturday, and should win if U. M. the junior League championship

Omar is again an absentee from for the first time. On Saturday, L.R.C. FAVOURED FOR TITLE Medical Corps earlier in the so. L. E. Lammert (BEC.C.)

the Valley Club's attack. The Lowever, they were checked for the Club, who have beaten the Navy, third time when they were held to a Craigengower, and the LRC draw by the Club

will not been engaged on Satur

day, but will meet Kowloon at The Recreio have now beaten the the HL.K.C.O. in what promises to B.AS.C., the R.E., and the C.B.C.C. be a "needle" match on the fol-lost to the LEO, and drawn with lowing Saturdayaanga

the University and the Club. Their opponents, weakened by the loss of Unable to monera kia place in the L. D. Kilbes owing to the claims of

• Navy second league sleven, Wildman the first elevah, have also not done! performed a very fine bowling: Teat poros yesterday when i took 3 for: 1 to dine as well as was at frit expected: A

(By ATHOLE) -

|son, and 5 for 48' against the T. H. King (Police); ^^!

Police. · He fa undoubtedly the best | LE-Comdr. Besant (Navy) {fast bowler in the junior : league, F. Mintey" (Paļlie) Įhis semil round-arm ́action causing] Cpl. Catlin (RAM.C)^

his deliveries to keep very low. |A, B. Carey (Poltes);

Faced, with the task of scoring J. Lewis (Navy) 185 to win the Club want for the WL G. Hirst (K) |bowling at the start, H. 25

strong scoring 45 out of 1705 The On Saturday H. A Alved Ipst W. atendiness of the Bearsis bowlsce, ore at 60, however, caused the dismissal of Read (28)

chances of winning the tlile they lost to Crafgengowar last [BERSON." ^„At present they have. 18 out of a possibla 18 points and/most?); pf„/ their “big”; matches have been played, que

S

repiained", to cor

of 89 seren batsmen for 188 runs befors

miss ELM.-8. Tamar for 43 and and They have beaten the Polica and able the 8th Destroyer Flotilla e sigrun the, R.A.M.C, lost to the LB.D. and before having his wichs broken by. tumps were drawn. žto win by 7 wickets at the valley and drawn with the Becrelo, 100 date

of 20 and under

not Included

abon

wing

28th Destroyes:

the

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below inboxing! Dirty:work