1939-03-24 — Page 22

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 24, 1939.

Roderick To

To Meet Armstong

BATTING FIGURES

STILL DROP

LEAGUE CRICKET

AVERAGES

(By "ADREM")

7

THE FOLLOWING ARE AVER- AGES FOR THE TWO DIVISIONS

OF THE AMENDED

CRICKET LEAGUE

ALDINE WINS LIVERPOOL

· HURDLE HANDICAP

Liverpool, To-day.

The Liverpool Hurdle Handicap over 2 miles and one furlong was yesterday win by Aldine (4 to 1) which beat Isdes (20 to 1) by four lengths, whilo, two lengths separ- ated

Santayana the latter from (100 to 6) which was third. There were 18 starters. Aldine was fourth in the Lincolnshire Handicap, which was run on Wednesday, Reuter.

TO INCLUDE SAT- |||||

URDAY'S MATCHES:--

Knocks Out Jake Kilrain In British Welterweight Title Fight

HOLDER COUNTED OUT: MISJUDGED

THE COUNT!

Liverpool, To-day.

Ernie Roderick, 10 st. 5 lb., of Liverpool, last night won the British Welterweight boxing title when he knocked out the holder, Hm.... | Jake Kilrain, 10 st. 6 lb., of Glasgow, in the seventh round of their

15 round contest.

BOWLING'

(Qualification Four matches, average of 15 and under.) ·

Roderick will now meet Henry Armstrong (U.S.A.) for the world's welterweight title, in London, on

0. M. R. W. Avge. May 22.

average of 15 and under.)

Inns. H.S. Outs Aggr. Avge. W. K. Way.. 19

Not

Roderick, who was a pronounced | favourite, started confidently last

9.00 night jabbing his left to Kilrain's More Teams

mouth. The Scot maintained rush-

9.73, ing tactics and eventually launch- Enter For

9.93

the fifth

ed a heavy barrage in 9.93 round which worried Roderick. 10.00

First Division

BATTING

(Qualification, Three matches,

C. W. E.

Haines

R. Soares..

58.4 19 127 17 69.2 10 176 23 A. E. Carey.. 38.2 11 96 11

7.47 7.65 8.73

4

Ut

9

J. Barrow

3

84* 2 53

53.00

Ldg. Tel.

T. A. Pearce.

6

A. H. Madar.. 7

96 - 1 197 48" 2

178

39.40 35.60

Wood.... 111.5

30

292 30

G. E. R. Divett 50 10 W. L. McKen-

139 14

N. A. E.

7 Mackay....

47* 2 173

34.60

D. J. N. An-

7 64

0

232

33.14

Capt. Whit-

marsh

J. L. C. Pearce

4 50* 1 99 4 41

33.00

zic

38.4 A B. C. Fay.... 76.4 19 G. N. Gosano 51.2 9 F. H. Carvalho 16 0 K. L Ng... 76.4 18

139 14 190 19 141 14

61 6

197 19

10.17 ly in the

0 126

31.50

B. G. Baker.. 27. 0 Y. T. Barma 11.1

104 10

1

52 5

H. Owen

Hughes

G

64* 1

132

26.40

A. M. Omar.82

26

G. C. Burnett 5

32 1 97

24.25

Lt.-Comdr.

A. V. Gosano 72.5 R. A. J. Simp-

21

199 19 195 18

Fuller

3

62

0

M. el Arculli.. 7

65*

L. T. Ride.... 5

41

71 2 115 0 114

son

L. G. Gosano.. 6

51*

1 112

Major Murray 4

31

0 89

Y. el Arculli.. 6 45 A. R. Kitchell 6 Drvr. Logan ..6 61 E. Zimmern.. 6 46*

0 128

60

0 126

◊ 125

2

82

G. Hong Choy 32.3 Capt. Carless 54

23.67

4 170 45

15 23.00

224 C. H. Teoh.. 64.3 13

18 22.80

D. S. Robb.. 42 6 164 13 12.61 22.40 W. S. Gegg.. 58 14 22.25 F. A. Curreem 18.5 21.33 R. Baldwin.. 35 21.00 W. Stoker... 53.2 1} 181 20.83 20.50

153 12

4 1

77 6 118 9

12.75 12.83

13

6

128

9

14.22

10

175

derson

BOWLING

(Qualification, Three ägerage of 20 and over.)

matches,

E. L. Gosano 72.1

0. M. R.

23 138 27

W. Avge.

5.11

H. L. Ozorio.. 68.4 18

180 25

7.20

G. P. Longfield 29.3

4

97 12

8.08

F. Baker..... 40

8

89 11

8.09

D. J. N. An-

8

99 12

8.25

derson..... 36 B. D Lay.... 23 JL. C. Pearce 31. A. H. Madar 71.9 15 C. P. O. Paxton 33

6 51 6 8.50

1 127 14 9.07 202 22 9.18

3 95 10 9.50

R. E. Lee... 92.4 22

268

27 9.92

G. Souza.... 10

3.

55

5 11.00

356

32 11.12

A. R. Minu, .124.5 22 Pte. Hatfield 72 A. K. Ismail -52.5 N. Whitley.. 27.2 0 F. R. Zimmern 54.2 14 A. E. Perry.. 53.5. 9

15 192 17 11:29

17 5 201

11.8 116 9 12.89 138 10 13.80 156 11 14.18

Second Division

BATTING

(Qualification Four innings, average of 20 and over.)

Not

Inns. H.S. Outs Aggr. Avge.

SY APPOINTMENT

Ro Distallar

*AANI OLE MATAREM

(NOUSE OF LORDS

ON DRY GIN

G. E. R. Divett 4:54" -2 103 B. D. Lay.... 5,111* 1 195 45 C. N. Matthews 6 20* 5 J. Fong ...... 7 51 249.

1 C. W. E. Bishop 8 81 1 252 Sto. Brown... 5 59*. 1 144 36.00

214 G. N. Gosano 7 59* 1 J. Barrow.... 483 1-106 1 208

51.50

48.75

45.00

41.50 36.00

BOOTAS

FINDST

35.67 85.33 34.67.

B. C. Fay.. 7 53 J. L. Stephens 8·100* Cpl. Webb.... 8.78 K. Y. Tam... 7.74 A. R. Suffiad.. 6 88* E. J. R. Mitchell 7 38

1 239 34.14 027334.13

32.57

.0 228

2: 125.

31:25

30.75

N. Broadbridge 4 80

84. 28.00

Ldg. Tel. Wood 7 37

3 112.

28.00

A. Bakar.. 6 711 139

27.80

G. A. Goodban 4′′ 32′′ 1 - 82.

27.33

Capt, Carless.. 7:57:42 132′′

26.40

HP. Lim

6 37 1. 128

23.60

8/Sgt. Goodger 4: 45° HAJAD. Lowe 7.≥ 86 40

Lt. Napier... 767 0.179 0177 H. J. Armstrong 7 77 A. E. Noronha 5 83* 272 98 0.164.

·70. D 152 185 $125

25.57

25.29.

-24.00]

28.43

21.71

21.25: *20:83

166

20.75

10.07 The winner fought back savage-

10.37

10.40 Kilrain down

Hockey

sixth down, sending 6-A-Sides

with a right to the

10.40 jaw. Kilrain landed a blow to 10.47 Roderick's heart in the seventh,

Thirty-four teams have

en-

10.83 but Roderick withstood the effectstered for the Hong Kong Hockey

and again brought his opponent 11.33 down to the canvas with another 12.44 right to the jaw..

Kilrain, who was evidently rest 13.11ing, misjudged the count and was 13.92 counted out while resting on one'

12 14.58 knee!

Reuter.

WITHOUT A PEER IN THE HOUSE

...for cocktails or as a

straight drink Booth's House

of Lords is

supreme. It is

the only Gin with the true

mellowness and full-bodied

flavour of maturity.

BOOTH'S

HOUSE OF LORDS DRYGIN

Sole Ager

Association's Six-a-Side Tourna- be played on ment which will Sunday, April 2.

The following clubs ontered with their number of teams in brackets.

Royal Engineers' (1).

Middlesex Regiment (4), Club de Recreio (3).

H.M.S. Medway and Submarines

(2).

Radio (2).

Nomads -(2).

Kumaon Rifles (2)

C.B.A. (2).

R.A.0.C. (2).

Kowloon Indians (1).

Royal Scots (1).

8th R.A. Hvy. Regt. (2), 7th A.A, Regt. (1).

9th A.A. Regt. (1).

Motor Torpedo Boats (1). Queen's College (1). U.S.R.C. (1).

*

8th Destroyer Flotilla (1), H.M.S. Birmingham (1). H.M.S. Thracian (1). Local Defence Flotilla (1). Tamar (1).

Seamew (1).

The draw will take place on Tuesday next. The draw for the International Tournament will be made on the fol- lowing Tuesday.

ALL-INDIA HOCKEY XI TO MEET RECREIO

The following have beeri chosen to represent All-Indian in a friend- ly hockey game against Club de Recreio, on Sunday, at 10.15 a.m, on Recreio's Ground

N. C. Sen-Gupta (H.K. University); Gusein Singh (Kumaon Rifles), Datta Ram (Raj. Rifles);

MR. Malik (K.I.T.C.),

Lall Singh (Kumaon Rifles),

M.. H. Hassan (Radio);

Hav. Shah Walf (Raj. Rifles),

Pyara Singh (K.1.T.C.),

Lt, Pritamnath (Raj, Rifles) (Capt.), Nerain Singh (Kumaon Rifles), Partab (Kumaon -Rifles)

ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE ATHLETICS

The 80th. “Annual Athletic Sports of

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD. St Paul's Coltell be held ́f. Caro-

line Hi 1:30 m.

March 80, from Chan Kung chit

ted to: distribute the