THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1941.”
TONY MASCAVAGE TOPS LEAGUE BATTERS IN
1941 BASEBALL SEASON
By “Grandstand"
WITH THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN ON THE LOCAL BASEBALL LEAGUE LAST SUNDAY, BATTING`AVERAGES FOR THE SEASON HAVE ALREADY BEEN COMPILED AND I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO PUBLISH PITCHING AND FIELDING STATISTICS TO- MORROW.
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INDIANS WILL BE KOWLOON LIKELY TO FIELD A VERY WELL
PLAYING SOFTBALL
has
Following reports to the contrary, the "China Mail“. been requested by K. Nazarin, "captain and- manager of the Indian softball squad, to state that the Indians will definitely be entering a team in the Softball League this year.
Although several players have set up a new Following have ́high in batting marks, only those who have signified their inten-
participated in seven games or more are quali-
tion of turning out:- M. el Arculli, fied for honours, since the Constitution of the
O. el Arculli, M. B. Hassan, Association provides that only those who have
1. Haroon, S. Yusuf, E. taken part in 75 per cent. of the games for their Yusuf, M. A. Wahab, team can qualify for batting or fielding honours. G. Singh and K.
The top man in this column of Two-base hits,
Nazarin. Three-base hits. dope is that magnificient mace- Home-runs, Total Bases, Batting mauler from the Mindanao Percentage and Slugging Percent- merry-making
pennant-winners, age. Tony Mascavage, who in 36 times at but delivered 16 safeties for a lofty average of 444 with tean- mate. Henry Ruel, second best in hit-producing with 417 Other hitters ineluded in the "four hun- dred circle" are Chung Hwa star utility man 'Mororco' Chan with 417 and 'Greasy' Moore with a neat .400.
Batting in the clean-up slot, Tony Mascavage, the one-man show at the plate, staged a power display by banging in a total of 29 bases for the slugging title, and also dented the rubber with hie spikes 20 times to take honours in scor- ing the most runs.
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Mascavage, T. (Min.) Ruel, H. (Min.) Chan, M. (C. Hwa) Moore. (Min.) Wilean, E. V. (Min.) Molthen, F. J. (H.K.B.C.) 8 31 Moy, E. (6.C.)
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The demon doublers are "Doc" | Higgins, (H.K.B.C.) Molthen and 'Greasy' Moore, each with three to his credit, whilst no man wasted his breath run- ning out more
than one three- | Winglee, H. (8.C.) bagger. As for the knock-out Chang, B. (C. Hwa) blow, the home-run, Tony Mas- Sarsfield, M. (R.E.)
pace with three, Taylor. (R.E.) cavage set the whilst the other 360 feet distance: Lau, P. 1. (S.C.) runners were Sapper Bob Foley, Shaw, (R.E.) Dave "Bambino" Leonard and Wong, Pat (6.C.) Pete Elder.
Wilson, R. (Min.) Lo. D. (5.C.) Oilver, G. (H.K.B.C.) Lau, AI (C. Hwa) Loong, T. H. (C. Hwa) Choy, P. F. (C. Hwa) Kennard, (Min.) Ng, C. W. (S.C.
The figures presented, are in the following order-Number of games, Times at bat, Runs, Hits,
Medicals Lose To S. China
By "Referee”
Royal Army Medical Corps played their first friendly game, of football this season when they lost to South China at Caro-
line Hill yesterday by 3 goals to 1.
South China,
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Crary, D. (H.K.B.C.) Gosano, G. (H.B.) had Yau Goff, D. (Ash.)
Wah-ying and Fung Yuk-wah of Langford, (Ash.) Kit Chee in their side, were fas-Smith, S. (H.K.B.C.) ter and showed better combina- Leonard; D. (H.B.)
McKenzie, (Min.) tion then the Medicals.
2 .660 .333
5 .417 .833
BALANCED SOCCER XI
"Referee"
KOWLOON FOOTBALL CLUB WILL START THE NEW SOCCER SEASON FULL OF HOPE AND CONFIDENCE AS THEY WILL HAVE WILLIAM- SON, ONE OF THE BEST PIVOTS IN RECENT YEARS, PLAYING AGAIN AFTER AN INJURY WHICH KEPT HIM OUT OF THE GAME FOR THE MOST PART OF LAST SEASON.
Though Williamson has not completely recovered from his injury, he is confident that his knee will be able to stand the strain, and he was! quite satisfied with the result of a practice game during the week. He has been chosen captain of the side and his experience and personal prowess: should greatly assist Kowloon.
Kowloon have suffered only one loss this season and that is Ulrich, who was injured last season, but they have a number of youngsters, the now defunct mostly from International Club.
Lapsely, who did well in the Lai Wah Cup competition for Civilians, will again be available in goal, while Lamb and C. Mar- ques will be the backs.
They will have a strong intermediate line in Maxwell, Williamson and V. White.
C. Remedios, former Hong Kong and Shanghai Interporter, will be available for any position in the half or full-back line.
Such a defence would do credit to any team, but Kowloon are also fortunate in having a formidable forward line. B. G. Gosano will
be playing when not occupied with cricket, while Blake, who was forced to give up the game two seasons ago owing to injuries, has fully recovered and will be playing again. D. Knox, who was an absentee last season, is also expected to be playing again. All these three forwards have powerful shots and are dan- gerous anywhere near goal.
Jackson and Pereira are the other probable players in the attack.
D. 8. Blake has recovered from injuries sustained two scasons ago and will be seen in
Football Kowloon
Club's forward line this season,
draw their junior team at the end of last season due to their inability to raise a side, owing to the de-. mands of the senior team, injuries and Volunteer duties, but this There are also a number of season they have enough material other players whose claims can as a number of International Club not be ignored. Gerry Gosano players have joined them, among for instance. has signed up whom are Elms, former and, though he has not played Joseph's First Division player, in League football yet, he had Wilkinson and R. Rocha.
big reputation in his school Kowloon are holding an intra- days.
Club practice game on Saturday, Kowloon were forced to with- September 13.
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Souza, G, H.B.) Florence, in the pivotal position, was Arcullt, M. (H.B.) kept continually on the move by the Loung, F. C. (C. Hwa) Chinese attack but he held Ho Ying-fan Hussain, A. J. (H.B.) well and this player gid not have many
Lo, K. (C. Hwa)` chances.
Groneck, (Min.). Chung, 0. 8. (C. Hwa) Promising Attack
Waller, (H.K.B.C.). Individually, the Medicals" attack was Chan, U. T. (C. Hwa) good, but they lacked combination, as DiGlacomo, (Ash.) was natural in their first game. They Fittingoff, D. (H.K:B.C.) 6 19: showed, however, that they have suf- Rogera, (Ming) manufac ficient talent for a useful attack, Webb Chinn, H. (§.C.) .......... Smith and Cheeseborough being scen In Kood movements on occasion Hamlin, L. (H.K.B.C.)
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Ho Ying-Ian and Ho Lok-ki (2) scored. for the Chinese, while, Medicals, goal was scored by a Chinese defender. -*-
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