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E. North, above, the Police right-balf, will captain the A220- ciation team in the Governor's Cap game on › Sunday.

GOVERNOR'S

16.50 CUP GAME

ON SUNDAY

INTERPORT TRIAL MATCH

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averages.

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This is the second occasion, A. R. Abbas and A. H. Madar, this season that the Ching Mail head the bowlers, but they have has published League cricket done comparatively little bowling. "The first figures The most impressive figures are appeared early in December returned by R. Les of the EC.C. and, owing to the fact that and A. R. Minu, who have 16 and to their very few matches had at that 15 victims respectively time been played in the First credit.

Division, it was then impos Army batsmen have been most zible to give an accurate idea of successful in the second division, who the most successful cric-Bdr. Baker who heads the list, keters had beer.

scoring 245 runs in six innings for Both Lexues are now well un-jan average of 49.00, while 271 in der way and although there is a Wateridge has amassed school of thought which depre-nine innings for an average of cates averages in any shape or 45.17.. form. I think most cricketers will

Baxter, the young K.C.C. open-

And these statistics of interest ing bat, has also done very well, For some seasons past, in the paving scored 270 with an aver- First Division in particular, there age of 45.00 and A. K. Mackenzie, has been some remarkably high the HK.C.C. skipper, has 48.00, al- scoring, which has obviously re- though he has not played in as sulted in pheromonal averago5. many matches as the others.

bowlers sp This year however. pear to have more than held their own, with the result that figures) are more or less normal.

Special mention must be made of L/Cpl. Whitehead's century, which is the only one registered in either division. Two KCC. batsmen head the

Some very fine bowling figures senior batting list. F. A. Broad-have been returned among the bridge, who was only promoted juniors. Prata (Recreio) Carter this season, being second to N. A.[(Army "C") and Gray (K.CC.) E Mackay with an average of are the first three, but the most 53.00! Garthwaite and George consistent bowlers have been W. Souza are both in the forties, while Stoker (Club) and B. G. Baker Donald Anderson, who has been (Police), who have taken 28 and away for some time, is next high-29 wickets respectively at a very]. est with 33.35.

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FIRST DIVISION BATTING

tion two completes innings, average of 15 and-over).

N. A. E. Maday (ECC)".

-F. A. Broadbridge (K:C.C)

Lt. Garthwaite (Army)

G. Souza (CCC)" D. J. N. Anderson (KCC)

J. E. Richardson (CS.C.C.)

L. T. Ride (University)

R. D. Gillespie (HKC.C)

W. R. Colledge (CS.CC.)

D. McLellan (CSCC)

E. R. A. Triggs (Navy)

A. R. Minu (LRC)

E. Zimmern (C.CC.) JL el Arvalli (LRC)

H. B. Neve (HKCC) RE Lee (BCC)

A. H. Madar (LRC) A. R. Abbas (LRC.) Teni (University)

E. L. Gasano (University) Lt.Cdr. Weymouth (Navy) Lt. Hon. Clegg-Hill (Army) F. Baker (CSCC) Lt. Prichard (Army) Cpl. Jackson (Army)

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21.75 J. W. Leonard (CCC) *21-58) C. G. Agnew (HECC) -21.001A. Danbrowsky (P.RC)

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A. R. Abbas (LRC) A. H. Madar (LR.C.)

R. E. Lee (ECC) B. D. Lay (KCC) A. R. Minu (LRC)

E. L. Gosano (University) R.L. Holden (HE.C.C.) Tel. Tufnell (Navy)

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F. Baker (CS.C.C)

T. A. Pearce (H.K.C.C.) G. Souzz (CCC)

A. P. Pereira (University)

• Denotes not out.

SECOND DIVISION BATTING

(Qualification two completed innings average of 15 and over).

Gor. Chaplin (Army “A”)

H. T. Barna. (LRC)

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W.C. Hung (KCC)

W. L. McKenzie (KCC) Bdsm King (Ammy “C”)

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(By "REFEREE")

Providing the weather keeps fine, some very fine soccer should be seen at Caroline Hill next Sun. day aftemoon, when the Hong Kong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation will be at home to the Hong Kong Football Association in the First Round of the Gover nor's Cup series.

The Chinese team will be repre- sented by the whole of the South China “A” Zeam, with the excep tion of the right-wing berth, which will be filled by Yeung Shui-yick, of South China"B" and a poten- tial Interport player.

team The Association selected some time ago, but I do not concede them much of a chance on Sunday.

Incidentally, this match is real- ly in the nature of the Colony's one and only Interport trist, and the outcome should be very inter- esting in view of the fact that there are several schools, of

thought as to who should fill the centre-forward berth, one being 1467 for Lee Wai-tong, and the other 15.45 for D. Knox, of Kowloon.

They Pick Themselves

Several of the positions in the 17.25 Interport team are more or less 17.75 certainties, among these being the 17.80 right and left-backs-Lee Tis- 20.00

sang and A. V. Gesano-centre- half-N. Beltrao-and right-half (Continued on Page 9)

CORRESPONDENCE

REPLY TO "SCOTTIE

HALF-BACK ERROR

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To The Editor, “China Mal"} Sir-May I take this oppor tunity, through the medium of your sports columns, to reply to "Scottie's" selections for the cor ing Interport soccer match against Shanghai

He seems to have made a very |careful study of form and i admit that I cannot find fault with the actual selection of his forward line, which comprises Yeung Shuf vick, Fung King-cheong, Lee Wai» tong, A. Wilson and B. L. Bickford, but I am afraid that I must take exception to his following re- marks, and particularly the one that the substitution of Leonard for Fung King-cheong would not - weaken the team. I think I need not go further than to say that Leonard is not in the same class as Fung' King-cheong.

Further, -1- disagree entirely with his suggestion that Cazupbell, of the Rides, is worthy of selec tion. Campbell, in my estination His not to the same class as either Beltrao, or Pardoe, the Isat great, Service hall back,

Bliss is certainly not worthy of a pince the team on recent Førn. A half-back should be able to distribute as well as "spoil" in the manner of tackling, and in this respect I humbly suggest that Büss has only one of these sitzi- bates Furthermore, if any player Ishould really be given an oppor tunity in the half-back-lise, he should be Evans, of the, who has been one of the ing figures: In Baturday ⠀ Lea Soccer.