1939-09-28 — Page 18

IN Interesting situation has arisen as the result of the war. It was con- sidered unlikely by many cricketers, that Navy would be able to participate in the Cricket League this season,

At best they would be certain to ex- perience considerable 'difficulty in raising sides.

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A solution, however, appears to have presented itself. Included in the H.K.N.V.F. which is now mobilised are several local club cricketers ranked among the best in the Colony. These players have been warned that they will be expected to turn out for Navy In the League.

To my recollection the following players will be affected; L. D. Kilbee (Club), F. Baker (Civil Service), D. S. Robb (Club), G. W. P. Carey (Club), H. M. Cockle (Civil Service) and C. M. Stark (Club).

It will be recalled that the Naval Volunteers turned out a team last

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a whole-day match against Royal Navy and, while I cannot re- member the result, I do know they gave a very good account of them- selves.

On that occasion Stark first made a name for himself locally, proving to be a fast-medium bowler of great ac- curacy who makes good use of the new ball.

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expectations and it appears that the adventure will result in a loss of over $1,000.

Their three games in the Colony realised a nett share of a little over $800 which was barely enough for liv ing expenses incurred here during their week's stay and the loss will have to be borne by the promotors of the trip.

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THE Haiphong selected. team who HAD Eastern been a better drawing have not been defeated in the team they might have covered a three game in the Colony are return- greater part of their expenses in the ing to Indo-China at week a sad team for their share of teams been in the Colony and,players the end of the first game and had the South China the gate receipts have fallen far below" from that club chosen to represent the

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Chinese Federation, they could reason- ably have expected to cover their ex- penses.

Working on a 70-30 per cent, baris was far from satisfactory as far as the visiting team was concerned, but and did not think it necessary to ask they were anxious to make the trip for a miminum guarantee.

curred all expensed Incurred with the Eastern, with Httle expenses in-

supervision and refreshments were games, including printing, police deducted before the porportioning— have Ariancially benefitted by the visit.

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THE visitors are negotiating day or Sunday and if this materialises South China for a game on Satur- the visitors should be able to reduce their deficit considerably as there in

first appearance after their tour, will no doubt that South China on their

be well supported.

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