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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 3, 1940.

ANDERSON'S

CENTURY

Feature of the annual University Past v Present cricket match played at Pokfulum yesterday was the century of D. J. N. Anderson, who hit 17 fours. Past made 284 for 7, but, thanks to and a stand by G. Hong Choy (23)

W. S. Gegg (48) and useful scores by Lingam and Mahmoud, they managed to play out time with only one wicket

PAST

intact.

D. J. N. Anderson, c Lingam, b

Gegg D. Hung, Choy

100

c Mahmoud, b Hong

1

W. Hong Sling, b Gegg A. H. Rumjahn, run out J. L. Youngsaye, not out C. W. Lam, b Hong Choy A. Bakar, run out F. R. Zimmern, run out

Extras (B12, LB1, WB1)

Total (for 7 wkts.)

20

ARMY SPORTLIGHT

(By "SQUADDY")

THE Royal Scots were all out on Saturday to avenge the defeat they suffered from the hands of Club the week previous, and although they were not able to ensure their passage into the next round of the Senior Shield they did enough to earn the right to battle things out with the Club again Inter.

FREE FORESTERS HAVE GOOD WIN IN FIRST GAME

DESPITE BIG EFFORTS by John and Alec Pearce, Hong Kong Cricket Club were unable to stave off defeat against Free Foresters, who won their first game as a club in Hong Kong by 126 runs.

Fall of wickets:-1 for 8 (Fortescue), Leading by 107 runs on the first innings, Free Foresters declared their 2 for 97 (T. A. Pearce) 3 for 98 (Ri- second innings closed when they had chardson) 4 for 98 (Carey) 5 for 110 scored 132 for 5. Perry and Grose | (J. L. C. Pearce) 6 for 118 (Fay) 7 for again made useful scores.

116 (Mackenzie) 8 for 135 (Bosan- quet) 9 for 171 (Haymes) 10 for 173 (Lloyd).

The Scots displayed good form, and, 6f they find

liven It possible to

the 17 their play up on wings, soem 35 likely to improve greatly. The injury to Falconer their centre half, which 6 kept him out of football this week- 35 end, gave Parnaby a chance to show 14 his paces at centre half which he took full advantage of; he played a grand game throughout always being in position when wanted.

234

A. T. Lee, L. Choa and E. Zimmern did not bat.

Gegg

Hong Choy

Mahmoud

R. Singh

Lo

Matthews

Tam

Bowling Analysle

Despite innings of 30, by . A. and 35 by J. L. C. Pearce, Club could only total 113 in their second venture. FREE FORESTERS 1st Innings .. 279 SECOND INNINGS

Capt. D. C. E. Grose, o Haymes, b

Lloyd A. E. Perry, b J. L. C. Pearce P. T. Skipworth, b Fay

Capt. G. E. Godby, c Lloyd, b Fay Major H. A. J. Petri, not out

The 'Royals' were the only Army side engaged in the senior competi- tion, but several sides were on view | Major W. G. Harvey, c J. L. C.

Pearce, b Fay the Junior shield. 30th Heavy 2 in

Battery, as generally expected, easily Col. M. S. Tevershan, not out defeated Club, but the

0. M. .11 0 53

R. W.

8 1 64

2

5

0

26

0

2

0

31

0

2 0 15

8 0

0 20

0.4 0

.5

PRESENT

Gegg bowled a wide.

K. Y. Tam, e Anderson, b 'Zim-

mern

C. N. Matthews, lbw., b Bakar

J. Tsul, lbw., b Bakar,

G. Hong Choy, b Anderson

Kenneth Lo, b Anderson

Syed Mahmoud, not out

L. H. Tan, c Youngsaye, b Bakar R. Singh, not out

ease with

Extras (B4)

Harvey Skipworth

85 Perry 43 McLellan 14 Pinnie

Bowling Analysis

Q. M. A. W. .10 3 28 3

4 0

.40 0

9

2. 36

*

8

1 42

1 20

H.K.C.0-2nd Innings

J. E. Richardson, e Grose, b. Bar-

vey

12

19

3

192

2 D. Carey, e Weedon, b. McLellan 4 T. A. Pearce, e Perry, b McLellan 30

M. F. L. Haymes Ibw., b Perry J. L. C. Pearce, e McLellan, b Pin-

nie

B

B

$5

D. I. Bosanquet, b McLellan N. D. Lloyd, b Perry

Total (for 5 wkta. dec.) Capt. M. P. Weedon, D. McLellan, Major H. W. M. Stewart, Lt. Comdr. Finnie did not bat.

which they did 80 was a little surprising. Club have an awkward habit of turning in surprising games oat times! The game between Signals and Engineers was a battle royal and the Signals deserve full credit for Fall of wickets:-1 for 44 (Grose) 2| B. C. Fay, c Weedon, b Finnie putting up such a good display against | for 62 (Skipworth) 3 for $2 (Godby) | A. K. Mackenzie, b Harvey a combination such as the Engineers. 4 for 118 (Perry) & for 119 (Harvey), D. S. Robb, not out

勖

*

WROTE a few weeks ago on the

Extras (NB2)

11

113

(Total for 9 wkts.) T. V. N. Fortescue absent. Lt. Comdr, Finnie bowled 2 no balls. Fall of wickets-1 for 4 (Richard- ̈ ̈ son) 2 for 88 (T. A. Pearce) 3 for 43 (Carey) 4 for 45 (Haymes) 8 for 54 (Bosanquet) 6 for 61 (Lloyd) 7 for 83 (Fay) 8 for 107. (Mackenzie) `9 for 119 (J. L. C. Pearce).

13

Bowling Analysis

7

5

O. M. R. W.

K. S. Oh, b Bakar

10

subject of senior players being re- | Fay

.12 0 61 3

23 Instated as junior players to assist Lloyd

7 0 32 1

W. S. Gegg, Ibw., b Anderson

43 second teams after

the first eleven J. L. C. Pearce

0

85

I

V. Lingam, st. E. Zimmern, b A.

H. Rumjahn

5 has been put out of the running in a HONG KONG C.C—1st Innings

competition, and also of players ap-J. E. Richardson, lbw., b Perry

32

22 pearing for more than one team. AT. V. N. Fortescue, c 14 glaring incident of this sort occurred

Godby, b

Harvey

6

58

0

1

8

Extras (B26, LB4, WB7, NB1)

38

10 4

Total (for 9 wkts.)

188

Bowling 'Analysis

Harvey

F. R. Zimmern

Bakar

Lam

Hong Sling

17

1

Anderson

9

Rumjahn

Bowling Analysle

0. M. R.

8 2 30

.11 1 37

7 1 25

4 0 82

4 17 2 0 9

Baker bowled a no-ball.

J. L. C. Pearce, c Weedon, b Fin-

nie

B, C. Fay, c Grose, bỉ Harvey D. I. Bosanquet, o Weedon, b Mc-

Lellan

over the week-end. No doubt official T. A. Pearce, c and b Perry action will be taken in the matter; in D. Carey Ibw, b McLellan any case it should be.

Two players, who on Saturday turned out for their side in the Senior shield, appeared on the field once more on Sunday to play for another side from the same W. club. I was amazed at the way it was done, there being no attempt at 4 camouflage and I thought there must Obe some rule covering it. As far as 0I can see, however, the rule which 3 states "Players_who have played in 1 the Senior Challenge Shield Competi- tion during the current season shall

1

Hong Sling, Anderson (4) and Rum- not be eligible to play in the Junior

Jahn (2) bowled wides.

NAVY “A” RUGBY TEAM

Challenge Shield Competition" is the only one which applies.

THE Cross Country

with the

run will take place this year on March 14. The The following have been selected to Athletic meeting itself is to be held play for Navy "A" v Club "A" to- on the afternoon of April 23, all day and the afternoon of morrow on Hong Kong Club Ground, on April 24 kick off 4.45 p.m.:-Writer Snell (Tam- | April 25. If it is wet on these days ar); Marine Jeffries (Stonecutters), the meeting will be held on 29th and Midshipmanı Tcare (Danae), Sub 30th April and May 1. This is an Lieut. Richards (M.T.B.'s) and S. B. extra afternoon compared

allotted last year. Another A. Addis (Tamar); Midshipman O' time Riordan (Danae and A. N. Other; Cpl. Inovation this year is that a limit has Marron (Tamar), S, B. A. Davis (Tam- been put on the number of events an This has been (Continued at Fost of Next Column) individual may enter.

done in order to counter the way in which so many events have been won In the past by one person. The limit has been placed at four events which I think is quite fair.

MEN! HERE'S HOW TO KEEP IN TRIM.

fit,and

Learn to bowl! You'll And that bowling will keep your: your mind alert. An -part is that you can

evenings. Well <give: -instruction you need. - T

HONG KON BOWLING ALLEY

As before, the meeting will be held on the Polo ground, Kowloon, which about the only ground wilt- able from the point of view of size. The Tug-of-War will be pulled off up to the final round before the meet- ing takes place and the finals In both the 110 and 130 stone class will take place on the last day of the meeting.

It seems to be looking rather a way ahead to talk about events which are to be held in March and April, but in Athletics three months - is Hittle enough time to ⠀⠀ make a man properly fit.

Sig.Inglis

A. K. Mackenzie, lbw., b Harvey N. D. Lloyd, st. Grose, b McLellan F. L. M. Haymes, st. Grose, b

McLellan

D. S. Robb, not out

– Extras (B5,—WBI)

Total

Harvey bowled a wide ball.

4 Perry 0 McLellan 33 Finnie

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O. M.

R. W.

4

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45

7 1

5

1 28

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"Y" Ladies will have to find a new inside-left for their next few matcher 172 as Mrs. S. Gardner left last week-end

for Japan.

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