1935-10-28 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBE

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GARTHWAITE BOWLS HIMSELF

HIMSELF INTO COLONY CRICKET · XI

THRILLING DISPLAY

IN KOTEWALL CUP

ARMY FORCE NAVY TO SHARE FOUR GOALS SAILOR HALVES IN FINE FETTLE

THE

(By "Rover")

first game for the Kotewall Charity Cup was played at Caroline Hill yesterday be- tween the Army, the holders, and the Navy, and after 90 minutes of very evenly contested ex- changes the result was a draw, both sides scoring twice.

The playing conditions were far from good, the pitch being greasy, and further rain during the second-half did not improve matters, but the Navy were the first to become accustomed to the heavy ball, and twice held the lead, their first goal coming after Baldry had missed a penalty for the Army.

In defence the Navy were very sound, Nicholson and Wolverson making up for rather weak tackling by confident and powerful kicking, whilst Hayman, în goal, was an alert custodian and brought off many exceptionally clever saves, including one from a penalty-kick-

OLYMPIC GAMES

SLOW MOTION

The strength of the Navy side lay in their intermediate line: where Bowers, in the centre. and Lancashire and Lobb on the right and left flanks, respec- tively, worked in perfect unison. They provided real support to their front line keeping well up during an attack-a noticeable fault with the Army halves- but were always to be found in

the defence at

right moment: Lancashire did a

CAMERA FOR

TRACK EVENTS the

A dazed ex-champion rests on the canvas as Max Baer takes the first count in the third round of his New York bout with Joe Louis, who knocked out the Livermore Adonis in the fourth round.

great deal of spoiling, and upset NO MARCHING ORDERS

many of the moves initiated

Ridley and Baldry.

In Rose, Cannell and Jones, the N spite of the sodden grounds, Navy had an inside trio full of as compared with last dash and very quick on the mark, week's firm turf. there were 15

(By. "Referee")

GIVEN

Those Nasty Pools

10 FOR 38 IN TRIAL

AT K.C.C

MADAR MAKES SURE OF

SELECTION

ALEC PEARCE PLAYS HIS BEST KNOCK IN HONG KONG

(By "Athole")

THE bowling of Lt. C. C. Garthwaite, who took

Nets for 38 runs in the course of

17.1 provided the outstanding feature of yesterday's Interport Cricket Trial at the Kow- loon Cricket Club.

The last occasion on which a local bowler performed this feat was in the league game between the Indian RC and the University last season. when F. D. Pereira, the Colony's fast bowler, claimed all ten University wickets. The feat is without parallel in either Interports or Trials

Keeping an immaculate length on a firmer wicket than was at first expected and being able to make the ball “kick." Garthwaite had all the opposing batsmen guessing, with the exception of Alec Pearce, who played one of his best innings in Hong Kong while scoring 39 out of 62 in 73 minutes. Playing some glorious shots through the covers and to leg, Pearce hit six boundaries:

A. H. Madar made quite sure that three Madars will be play- ing in the Interport Shanghai have Pat and Harry Madar-by- iplaying a confident innings for 44, scored out of 77 in-- 67 minutes.

MARTON WINS

FOR THIRD YEAR-

Again be exploited CHAMPION his square cut to advantage- his wrist work for this parti cular shot is almost perfect- and delighted à fair crowd with the manner he booked Pearce's

spinners, despite the fact that there were four short legs wait- ing to snap up any chance (Continued on Page 9):

Bonavia, e EC. Fin-

cher: bi Garthwaite'.

Garthwaite

Synchronised With Timing Device

Those nasty. "pools", robbed AUTOMATIC START BY

the Welshmen (sounds like FIRING OF PISTOL and Rowlands had a busy time more goals scored in the three Geod Custodian and Spectator racing but it isn't) of several Major

dealing with well-directed shots divisions of the League this But for the splendid goal- glorious openings, when the Richardson, Melanes from these players

Santa week-end, of which 7 were pen-keeping of de Souza, the Radio'shall stopped suddenly. in a (By "LEIGHTON")

The wingers. Doran and Baxter,alties: However, nobody was custodian. the Fusiliers might miniature lake. McHugh, T. A. Peace, e R. G. Fincher. London, October 12.

have completed a round dozen however, saw to it that the ball - Garthwaite on One really must admire the the latter playing on the left in given marching orders.

in their Second Division En-travelled over those lakes at E F Facher, lbw, b Garthwaite Portuguese Featured

nter while Sanders, in the times and was instrumental in thoroughness of the Germans. With place of Wearmouth, proved fast

Clever passing movements Welsh goal was forced to play sending forward some lovely the Olympic Games still almost a and much of the danger came

and the part of a spectator.. year away, Berlin is very nearly through the Army halves allowing between Alves, Campos

the Navy forwards too much room Costa featured the Second Divi-sparkle on Saturday!

sion encounter between the Despite the rain and'! ready for them

Recreio and the East Lancs., slushiness prevailing on most Stonecutters were undoubted- to develop attacks.

"the" " soldiers" defence being soccer grounds on Saturday, ly the heavier team in their clearly baffled by these three the Fusilier forwards sparkled match with Kowloon, but lack An Old. Old Story

so much as that they robbed of confidence robbed them of G. S. Dunkley, not out the Radio of all their colour! the points more than anything

An Olympic Stadium to hold 100,000 spectators is reaching the completion stage; tennis courts are down, swimming pools, boxing arenas, gymnastic halls and housing quarters are best part ready.

New Device

and accurate with, their centres.

Army Forwards Fault

With the Navy forwards on the move, the path to goal was opened

It was again a tale of lost the Club up, but the Army forwards, though

opportunities for clever, worked the ball back too juniors in their match-against much, giving the opposing defence South China, and Hopkins and Fisher were the only two to And now, in order to obviate ample time to cover up.

Ridley made some grand passes, cause any anxiety. any of those mistakes in judging. which create misunderstandings and often had his opponents run-Youngsters Encouraged and stir angry passions these ning the wrong way, but bad posi- other forwards "German" organisers have adopted toning by the a new slow-motion camera device. wasted innumerable openings.

This will operate at the finish-

ing post in the running races as

a check on the stop-watches andi

the official eve

(Continued on Page 9)

Twelve minutes after any race BASKETBALL LEAGUE

the apparatus will produce films slowed to 16 pictures a second re- vealing beyond doubt the first athlete to reach the tape.

Time Recording Tow

Shield Presented By

Mr. T. B. Wilson

Yesterday's Result

+

KOTEWALL CUP-First Round. * ARMY

2 NAVY Millingtón · has apparently made good in the Club junior Cannell (Navy)

Mansi Goalscorers-Kotewall Cap side and was conspicuous I Harrison (Army) their defences against the Chin- Higgins (Army)

Ruggerites Now!

The brothers Hynes have

given up soccer in preference

to rugby, and, although Des- mond did not come up to ex- pectations in his last two soccer matches, he is doing splendid- ly in other fields. That Last HENL

The Athletic have failed in

This is an important develop The first match of the first an- ment. There is no wish for the nual Kowloon Middle School Stu- their objective for Second camera to supplant the fudges dents' Basketball league will be Division honours, and faltered It will be available for their as played to-day, commencing at 415 for the second time when they xistance only in cases of doubt pam, at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. open met the Lincolns on Saturday, This camera will also show ground, Waterloo Road, Kowloon, but conditions were decidedly the recording of the stop-watch, between Ying Wa College and against them! which will be started automati Ling Tang College.”

Pat The Athletic Too!- cally, by the firing of the pistol. ↑ In former years the Kowloon The Athletic too have suc- camera will be students had to play their mat cumbed to the temptation of Watch and driven by a synchronous motor, ches on the Hong Kong Chinese playing senior players in junior regulated to 1-1.000th of a se YMCA. ground, not only against matches, but An Ping-ming's cond, and the inventors claim those schools in Hong Kong which inclusion on Saturday among that by its use it will be impos joined the Students Basketball their forwards made very little sible for a wrong placing or an League, but even against the difference to the splendid Lin- incorrect time to be recorded.“ schools in Kowloon.

coln defence.

- And as you all know, there] In view of saving the students' Two Sound Backs have been disputed verdicts in time and travelling

Olympic

man eye

when the hand were the de-

topex

and

Despite the thrusts

ters McGui

the

trio of

forward

PROFESSIONAL LAWN

TENNIS TO-DAY:

Henti Cochet, Canavarro, And Francisco Aragon At KCC

Weather permitting,・・ Hong Kong will be given its first ope "portunity of witnessing. Heuri Cochet, Esoul: Canavarro" and Francisco Aragon, professional lawa temis players, in, action: this afternoon on the KCC

courtant d

Cochet will meet Esoul Cama- varro in a three-set singles ex- hibition game commencing at P., and this will be? followed. by a doubles match, f

ARMY FIRST XY TO MEET ROYAL NAVY TO MORROW

The following the Army agažma friendly afternoon" on tary ground

passes.

Lack of Confidence

alse.hey have it in them to make good, but there is some-- thing lacking and I think I know what it is.

L. Gozano, b Garthwaite Wayward & Pearce, b

Garthwaite

Lt. G. B. Glegg-Hill, e E. C. Fins

cher, b, Garthwaite

G. R. M. Rickett, e Dawson.

Garthwaite

F. D. Pereira, e Bowker b Garth-

walte

Extras (B3. LBI NEZ)

Lee, b Garthwa

„Total

Bowling

*

11

IN SUCCESSION

High Scoring Under Ideal Conditions

URQUHART WINS VISITORS PRIZE

Repeating his successes of the last two years 0. E

the Colony golf champion,

day retained his title when he won the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club's Amateur Championship of the Golf Clubs of Hong Kong with an aggregate score of 155.

Conditions for play were ideal and both courses were in very excellent playing trim, but, in spite of this, the cards re- 85 turned were all on the high side, only two players returning cards of under 80.

A

Again Second

while D. S. Robb was third, with }a-169 aggregate.

Fall of the wickets= 1 (Bonavia) for 0; 2 (Richardson)@fm 753. cher) for 23; 4 (Gastno) for 23, 5 Time to Pack Inz-Rot!

(Hayward) for 49 6- Pearce) for What actually seems to be 62: 7 (Clerz-HDD) for 65;8 (Ricketts) AE Lissaman again took the matter is that the Royal for 65; 9 (Pereira) for 85: 19 (Lee) second place with a return of 167, Artillery players come onto the tor 85- field with the conviction that they are going to lose, and con-1,

Bowker sequently are a beaten team

Garthwa inspirit before the game | Madar actually commences.”

Minar Almost Relations, But Not Quite Elvin

Boyes, theKowloon casto- dian, and Boyd; their left-half,!

• bowled 2 no-bal

„LE. Pearce

played splendidly on Saturday Peraira and were largely instrumental T. E Pearce, b Per in the Club's win.

¡LLE H Dav

A Sturdy Trio

Among the conspicuous playAH Madar ers for the Gunners were Bar Admnes,

Capt. D. raclough, Price and Lewis, and Pereira other players would do well to Lt. CC C. Garth follow their example and keep b Pearce their chins up. Pardoe's Successor Arrives:

Morton is wort

to Pard

and gave 2

mance

paing

on:

the

against the Fusiliers

AR ACI

* The prize for the best return on the New Course was secured by A. E. Lissaman with a card of 73, and K. S. Robertson, with 80, re- fceived the prize for the best re-

turn on the Oid Course.

The Visitors Prize was won by A. Urquhart, of the Country Chib, who returned a score of 166.

Detailed Scores

The following were the detailed [scores:"

OLE C. Marton

AE Lissaman

181 D. S. Robb

SEK. Colimay D. I Gilmore | K=S. Robertson |EL R-Mitchell:

FAJ: Urquhart w Taylor

-163

164 =164- 20484=164 8242783–165.

86-180=165

3-167

189

AX

TED. P AWA Ste

+173 +90=173

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