THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 5, 1938
CIVIL SERVICE
HOLD SAPPERS
TO DRAWN GAME Yesterday's Friendly Cricket Match
In a friendly cricket match held at Sookunpoo yesterday, Civil Ser- vice Cricket Club held Royal En- gineers to a draw, losing 8 wickets for 76 runs in reply to Sappers 154 for 8 dec., when stumps were drawn owing to poor light.
Engineers lost Land and Daniels for only 2 runs, but Major Baker aud Goodger stopped the rot, the former scoring a sound 53. Denyer's 48, which included 10 fours, was made in 15 minutes.
Civil Service lost Holledge quick- ly, but Aisn'ie and White. in 40 minutes, took the score to 88 be- fore being separated. Colledge and Ebbage were the only other players to reach double figures, Colledge hitting four boundaries. Land, who bowled consistently well, came out with an average of 6 for 21.
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ENGINEERS
S/Sgt. Goodger, b Buckle
L/Sgt. Land, e White, b Colledge S/Sgt. Daniels, e Holledge, b Col-
ledge
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Major Baker, c Cook, b Colledge 53 Spr. Ratcliffe, e Bostock, b Buckle Sergt. Carpenter, b Colledge ...
Corpl. Denyer Holledge, b Bax-
ter
Spr. Balléy, not out
Q.M.S. Warr, c. Buckle, b. Ainslie
Spr. Cork, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts. dec.)
Spr. Hawkins did not bat.
Goodger
BOWLING ANALYSIS
wooNanaão
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Corke
Ratcliffe
Land
Rowing practice is now in full swing at Cambridge and the River Cam is crowded with various College crews and Trial Eights now in training. Photo shows-A busy, seene' on the Cam showing Varsity crews at practice. Copyright, Fox).
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GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE
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6 4
8
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6
0
2 Mrs. Southard Donates
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CIVIL SERVICE
D. Holledge, b Cork
G. Ainslie, e Hawkins, b Land
M. White-f.bwb-Land
Challenge Shield
MISS WHITHAM WINS
AFTER CLOSE RACE
MRS. GANDY HOSTESS ON
"MASKEE"
Royal Naval Sailing Association Ladies Race was held from Mr.
The Girls Softball League was AG.
Gandy's Luxury Yacht the "Maskee" on Friday Decem
17 given official Impetus: yesterday ber 2nd. The "Maskee" dressed and decorated with flags lent by
L Buckle, c Bailey, b Land
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W. Colledgeb.w., b Land
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T. Seddon, b Land :.
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1. Ebbage, b. Cork,.
L. Weeks, b Land
B. Baxter, not out
B. Bostock, not out
Total (for 8 wkts.) J. Cooke did not bat.
Buckle Colledge
Alanlie
Baxter
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morning when Mrs. Southard, the
Wife of the Consul General of the 12 United States of America, pitched. the first ball, in the Recreio Philipino tussle, to catcher Linda Fernandez, of the Filipino squad. 67 Prior to the official opening, the teams were presented to Mrs. Southard, and a group photograph 2 was taken. 4 Mrs, Southard then
BOWLING ANALYSIS
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GOLF RESULTS
announced
1 that she would present a shield, to be known as the Southard-Shield, to the Ladies Softball League. It will be a challenge shield, to be competed for each year, while the League will offer another shield, which will be presented to the winners each season.
Captain's Cup December qualifying round at Fanling & and 4 December:-
Olá. Course" ·
4. M. Mack 84-18-66 qualifies. (25 entries).
Optional Pool *
W. J. E. Mackenzie 89-19=70 wins. (13 entries).
New Course
H. Overy 89-21-68 qualifies and win's optional pool."
There were 19 entries for The Com- petition and 16 for The Pool.
SATURDAY'S HOME SOCCER
RESULTS
(Continued from Page 24) BECOND DIVISION Brechin 6 Forfar Cowdenbeath 7. Afrdrien
Dumburton - All65;;
Dundee
East Fife
8 St. Bernarda
2. King's Park East Sterling 2 Dunfermline
Felth
Montrone
Shooteroutr
Dundee U.
Edinburgh
Morton
Yesterday's results were:
MEN
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Club de Recreio 12, Machine Gun- ners 3.
Chinese Baseball Club 11, St Joseph's 3.
Canadian Chinese Club 8, Filipino Club, 6.
WOMEN
Recreio 13. Filipino. 11. Cardinals: 12. Muirmida 10; Wildcats 38, Pirates 8,
LONDON WANTS TO HOLD 1944 OLYMPIC GAMES
London, Yesterday. The Amateur Athletic Association Mooting In London yesterday, have decided to rive their fullest support.
H.M.S. “Rainbow", was anchored in the vicinity of H.M.S. "Corn- flower's" mooring.
The course was from the "Maskee" round Number 28 mooring buoy, Rumsey Shoal buoy and back to the "Maskee”.
Mrs. Luce made a perfect start and crossed the line 1 second after the gun, but unfortunately lost the wind inshore of Kellett follows: Island together with T87 and a few other dinghies.
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THE RESULT
The result of the race was as
Mra. Johnstone
Finishing
Time
6.15.12.
5.18.11
This let Mrs. Johnstone (T46), 1st "Lerryn". (T67) sailed
by Miss Whitham. exsily recognisable in an attractive 2nd "Gina" (T46) sailed by red jersey, and Miss Whitham, at- tired in a charming light blue jer-3rd “Mary Ann II" ('374).
sailed by Mrs, Fanshawo 5.23.63). sey, take the lead.
4th 1."Daydream".. (T38)
SOCCER WIN FOR LIGHT BLUES Oxford Defeat Wasi
Unexpected
London, Saturday. In the annual Inter-Varsity, foot ball match to-day, on the Dulwich Hamlet. ground, Cambridge, beat Oxford by 5 goals to 3, after interval, lend of, 3 goals, to
Goal score for Cambridge were to an application made by the City Hollins (2), Lindley. (E) and [ör, London to stage the 1944 World year. Oxford replying
Olympic Games,
and Sturdy.....
The application will be considered ~ Cambridge scored after thirty. st a meeting of the Interna
nds' play. The defent
Burprize Olymple: Committee
June nex
sailed by Mrs. Brightmatt 5.28.40 5th "Dunlin" (P65) nailed
by Mrs. Luce "
5.81.14
6th "Tiger" (T71) srijed
by Mra Furse,
5.31.15
5.31.19
7th "Cornflower? .... (T67) sailed by Miss Betty Richarda
DNF "Stour" (T37);called
by Miss Sergeant
DNF "Besom" (T78) sailed
by Mrs. Kershaw
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Miss Whitham draw: akend passing Kellett Island and finished first followed three minutes later by Mrs. Johnatone (still attired in a red jersey).
· All dinghies secured astern of “Maskee" after the race for tea and refreshments.
Maskee" then weighed anchor and returned to Causeway Bay with all the dinghies in tow.
Mra, Gandy wearing an attractive fur coat of mink marmot, very kindly acted an hostess and pre- Bented the prizes, Amongst
present were Miss 9. M. Hall
of the Bran
theyfing Ver.
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