THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 19, 1938
Macao Beat Army Officers
CHINA PONIES' RIDING TEST
(By "RAPIER")
Before a fairly large crowd of
His subscribers, including
Excel- lency The Governor, Sir Geoffrey Northcote, attended by his Private Secretary, Mr. G. Treverton, the final riding test of the new sub- scription griffins, China ponies, was held yesterday morning.
There a few minor incidents im
which ponies threw their riders, the worst culprit being a grey pony of 14.1 numbered 230, which unseated its Chinese riding boy by the win-! ning post. The rider fell on his chest, but he soon recovered.
Out of the 97 ponies listed, 95 appeared for this test.
NAVY BEAT PRESS AT CRICKET
Royal Navy entertained Press Yesterday in a friendly cricket aatch at King's Park and won by 8 wickets. Lt. Manners and Capt. Whitmarsh were associated in a
big stand.
PRESS
First Innings
N. A. E. Mackay, st Brownrigg, b
Y. el Arculli, c Moores, b Man-
ners
A. H. Rumjahn, b Manners
N. A. E. Mackay, not out
Extras
Spirited Hockey Match LEN HUTTON
Seen Yesterday
HOOK AND COL. SMITH SHINE
(From Our Own Correspondent)
Macao, To-day,
INJURED
Struck On Head By
Fast Ball
Johannesburg, Saturday.
A large crowd witnessed the hockey match played here this, Leonard Hutton, England's open- and holder of the afternoon when Macao beat the Army Officers' team from Honging batsman
world's record score, was struck on Kong by 2 goals to nil.
Play was fast throughout, and after only a minute from the head by a ball from a fast rendered uncon- bully-off, Macao's forwards had penetrated the Army defence and bowler, and was
V. South Amilcar Angelo sent the ball into the Army net, but the goal was scious, in the M.C.C.
Transvaal match to-day. disallowed because of "sticks."
He was taken to the hospital Further attacks by Macao met
announced that he with sharp rebuffs by the visitors where it was defence, Col. Smith and Lt. was suffering from a slight con- Douglas working hard at full-back. cussion. The ball bounded off his Hook, at centre-half, distributed head and struck his wicket. cleverly to the Army forwards Transvaal totalled 428 for 8 wie- which constantly threatened Macao's defence.
ATHLETIC MEET PROGRAMME
The following is the programme for the International Athletic Meet- ing, sponsored by S.C.A.A.
FIRST DAY, DECEMBER 24
Men's 100 metres (heats), 11.00
a.m.
Ladies' 50 metres (heats), 11.15
It was not until after 20 minutes play that Macao went ahead, Pedro Angelo, the centre-forward, scoring with a grand shot,
During the second half, the home team kept the ball in Army terri- Ladies' throwing baseball (final); tory. Less than 10 minutes elapsed
a.m.
11.25 a.m.
p.m.
kets declared, of which N. K. Viljoen scored 97 and J. Langton 58, the pair having added 130 runs Wilkinson for the seventh wicket. took 4 for 78 and Kenneth Farnes
TEST TRIAL The M.C.C. had scored 238 for 6
4 for 99.
wickets at the close of play; Edrich before a terrific shot by Ramalho, 38, Paynter 5, Hammond 24, L Men's 110 metres high hurdles
Ames 104 not out, Yardley 13 and Macao's inside-right, all but (heats), 11.40 a.m.
Macao's Bartlett 36. Ladies' high jump (final), 12.05 placed another goal to
As the Transvaal team will pro- credit, but the ball hit the right| Men's 800 metres (heats), 12.30 upright.
bably provide seven or eight play- p.m.
Ladies' throwing javelin (final),,
Macao were eventually awardedlers for the First Test, the match 12.45 p.m.
two short corners, finding the net is regarded as a Test Trial. Men's throwing javelin (final), from the second despite Gibson's 1.10 p.m.
best efforts to clear.
Men's 100 metres (semi-finals),
metres low hurdles MISS M. GRIFFITHS
REACHES FINAL
(heats), 2.10 p.m.
Ladies' 200 metres (final), 2.20
Men's 200 metres (heats), 2.30 Miss Madge Griffiths yesterday
Men's hop-step and jump (final), 2.45 p.m.
Ladies' hop-step and jump (final),
3.15 p.m.
Men's shot put (final), 3.45 p.m. Ladies' shot put (final), 4.25 p.m. Men's 1600 metres relay race (fin- al), 4.25 p.m.
Men's 10,000 metres (final), 4.50
p.m.
It was later announced that the condition of Hutton was excellent, and that he was no longer suffer- ing from concussion.
DUTCH GIRL'S NEW WORLD
entered the final of the Colony BACK STROKE Ladies' Singles Lawn Tennis Cham- plonship when she easily defeated SWIMMING MARK Miss A. Greiner 6-0, 6-0.
meet
Miss Griffiths will now either Mrs. Tracey or Mrs. Clifford, who is on her way back from Shanghai to play her semi-final tie, in the final which will be held next Saturday at U.S.R.C., commencing
SECOND DAY, DECEMBER 25 'Ladies' 100 metres (heats), 10.10] at 8.30 p.m.
Men's 200 metres (final), 10.15
Men's 1500 metres (final), 10.25
Moores
28
F. J. Lay, b Paxton
10
Y. el Arculli, b Mooras
0
G. C. Burnett, b Paxton
6
1.15 p.m.
M. R. Abbas, b Paxton
0
INTERVAL ·
A. H. Rumjahn, c Paxton, b Whit-
Men's 400
marsh
13
R. E. Lee, b Whitmarsh
7
J. R. Luke, b Moores
1
p.m.
A. M. Omar, not out
6
H. Brokenshire, b Whitmarsh
1
p.m.
E. R. Ellis, b Whitmarsh
0
Extras
10
Total
82
Bowling Analysis
0. M.
R. W.
Moores
.13 4
23 3
Paxton
6 0 27
3
Whitmarsh
7 1 22
4.
Second Innings
F. J. Lay, not out
66
32
7
a.m.
1
4
a.m.
110
a.m.
Bowling Analysis
0. M.
R. W.
6
Men's
3
11
0
B.m.
D
35 2
4
25 0
a.m.
2
10 0
NAVY
a.m.
2
Ladies' 50
'Men's pole
32
a.m.
84
Ladies' 400
74
a.m.
Extras
14
Men's 110
metres (final),
vault (final),
metres (final),
metres high (final), 11.45. a.m.
Two (declared) for
206
Bowling Analysis
0.
M. R. W.
Lee
5
1
ก
1
6
0 20 0
7 2 33 1
p.m.
12 1 52
0
5 0 18
5
3.0..
21 0 26
p.m.
1. 0 5
p.m.
Two wickets for
Allison
Boyes
Manners
Firth
Taylor
210000
Cdr. Taylor, lb.w., b Lee
Lt. Firth, c Omar, b Burnett Capt. Whitmarsh, not out
Lt. Manners, not out
Luke
Burnett
Abbas
Ellis.
Omar
Mackay
Arculli
25 0
YESTERDAY'S SOFTBALL
RESULTS
Yesterday's Softball scores were:
Filipino Club
Recreio
Cubs
Cardinals Filipinos
MEN
18 St. Joseph's
6 Trojans
WOMEN
14 Recreio
29 Pirates
32 Panthers
1000
Ladies' throwing discus (final), 10.35 a.m.
long jump (final),
10.50
Men's 400 metres (heats), 11.10
11.20
11.25 11.30,
hurdles
Ladies' 80 metres low hurdles (fin- al). 12 noon.
Men's 400 metres low hurdles (fin- al), 12.20 p.m.
Ladies' 100 metres (final), 12.30
INTERVAL Men's 400 metres (final),
1.15
CRAIGENGOWER DEFEAT VOLUNTEERS
Amsterdam, To-day. Miss Irene van Feggelen, of Hol- land, yesterday established a new
metres
world record for the 200 backstroke when she clocked 2 mins. 39 secs. to clip 1 6-10 secs. off her own previous mark.--Reuter.
Ireland's "Sunday Herald" Cup Team
The following have been chosen to represent Ireland against Portugal in the Semi-Final Round of the "Sunday International Charity Cup defeated by four Herald" Volunteers were wickets in their friendly encounter Competition on Monday, December 26 with Craigengower Cricket Club at on the Kowloon Football Club ground. the Valley yesterday.
Scores were:
Volunteers: 161 (E. C. Fincher 68, A. E. Perry 21; F. R. Zimmern 5 for 40, A. K. Ismail 4 for 45). C.C.C.: 251 for 7 wkts. (F. R. Zimmern 51, A. Zimmern 39, G. Souza 33, W. L. Rapley 27; R. M. M. King 2 for 38).
MacAllister (Navy); Sheehan (Mid- dlesex) and Lawton (R.A.); Brogan (Navy), Land (R. Engineers) and (Service Thomas (Middles); Martin Corps), P. Jorge (Kowloon), Leonard Joseph's), McDonald (Royal (St. Scots) and Blount (Signals).
Reserves:-Calvert (R.A.), Drake (Middlesex), and Moore (Navy).
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