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The Combined Schools The
Says "OBSERVER”
It was a sorry debut at 'Lords' yesterday for the Combined Schools XI. They lost by 102 runs, had a century scored against them and did not take a single HKCC wicket.
Winning the toss was taken as a significant omen by the youngsters, who went into the field with confidence and high optimism, probably thinking that at least their fielding would stop all the boundaries.
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It was rather a despondent group that came back for a brief shelter from the drizzle after 50 minutes of play. "At this rate, it will take us wecks to get them all out," said one of them.
•
ON THE RECORD
1
A Generous Gesture
From The HKCC
DUE HERE. IN
FEBRUARY
Arrangements in connection with the forthcoming visit of the Danish Boldklubben :1000 Soccer XI were discussed at a moeting of the Interport Sub- Committee of the Hongkong Football Association yesterday,
Mr J. C. Gulmgan, who was in the Choir, said that the Danish tent would definitely bo coming to Hongkong and that the total liability to which the Association would be com→ mitted from the time of the team's departure from Den- mark and return. would be In addition to this $134,000. sum,
would also the HKFA The Hongkong Cricket Club turn that they will look back have to be responsible for the and lodging of the approached the job of explain-to in later years. For some of boord
to the Combined them, I may well mean the Danish team as well as enter- other expenses ing cricket
or Second Division during their actual period of generosity. Schools XI with warm-hearted difference between being Firat tainment and
They gave every Division
Over-confidence and stay in the Colony. stock schools bowler a chance players. to bowl and gave everyone an abounding belict in his own of them a chance to bat, which brilliance have been the down- more than the Kowloon fall of many a schoolboy cricke- Cricke! Club did.
They were up against two of to meet the ball had been the is the best batsmen in the Services, most successful batsmen.
Squadron Leader Kingsford, and the score was then 70 for no wicket.
Commonwealth Wilson and Forced To Fight For Every Run
Sqda. Leader
Dut
THE SCORES
HRCC
Kingsford,
They beat the Schools by 102
runs
Much self-calcem has
re-
and demonstrated every celved a smothering. The ull-
result should stroke in the book and various mate ways of taking winkels, though useful additions to the cricket A more trying time was yet.
to be was possible to come after the resumption. Major K. II. S. Wilson, not out the lads also demonstrated how teams of the future.
Ехетая
neatly it clean bowled.
Total (for no wkle)
not
100
3
160
N. E. Any, T. A. Pearce, H. Owen-liughes, L. D. Kibee, Cpi Hull, R. M. MacPherson. I Newton, Cdr. G. Naylor and d. II. P. Pritchard, did not hat. Bowling Analysis
After having shown the school- boys how the opening batsmen Calcutta, Dec. 20.
should play themselves in during More than 20,000 people the opening overs, Wilson and Kingsford went a a step further India's young watched
by giving an exhibition of how to punish the bowlers. With a varie- aspirants for big honours- an Indian Universities XI-ty of strokes--square cuts, late
Commonwealth cuts, leg glides, and long drives Nicolson make the
and lifts, Kingsford went on cricketers fight for every reach his century in 80 minutes. Included In it were 15 fours and run today.
one six. In hooking anything when stumps short of a length, a good tourists, The
by Wilson were drawn, had scored 288 runs hibition was given
who got his 60 within the same for the loss of five wickets.
from Heavy dew had softened the period. With three runs Eden Garden's wicket, but it sundries, the innings closed played dry throughout the day, 189 runs for no wickets. apart from short periods before and after lunch, when an occa- sional ball popped up.
M
W
to
-Del
Lin
Dunte
Hulton
ex-
E.
I
M. Koodiaro, b Naylor
COMBINED SCHOOLS Webster, bw Pritchard... Ching, b. Pritchard
R. S. Lin, Bow Hull
at
J. Davis, b Naylor
Dhabber, b Hull
Q. Almao. b Owen-Hughes
M. Nicolson, c Arthy. b Owen-
Hughes
D. Dunne. +
Hughes
Hutton. not out
De Mayor
Extras
Total
The fielding which the school- boys had built up a reputation on did keep down the runs to ground Nevertheless, the Common-a greut extant. Their wealth were never fully at home flelding and throw-ins left little and many of the runs came off to be desired, but high catches
seemed to
weak point the edge of the bat.
among them. Webster missed a straight catch to him behind the Pritchard wicket oft Wilson and Nicolson Naylor and Hutton both dropped King- Owen-Hughes ford in the deep.
Ordy when Leslie Ames was at the wicket later in the day did the bat really master the ball,
Universities jacked in their attack, and there was no genuine
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A lack
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a
NO VARIETY
spinner. Most of the others sent
of variety was the down medium-paced deliveries
failure of and Irani, the captain, probably main cause of the handicapped by having to ring the schoolboys' attack. All the the changes frequently, shifted Ave bowlers tried were slow to right hand. Only the bowlers from end to end-medium Reuter,
was consistent them, keeping a good length Nicolson was the throughout. next best, with a tendency to bowl short.
Shield
Sheffield
Victory For W. Australia
Perth, Dec. 20. Western Australia won their Sheffield Shield cricket match against Queensland here today by 10 runs.
200.
Western
saw
Australia,
and
Dunne
among
"Why not try that short boy" remarked one of the spectators. "Ife might put them off". They
did try him. The short boy was R.S. Lin. The batsmen took
10 runs off him in one over and the next over, he went quietly back to first silp.
Hull
Bowling Analyds
GOLF
10
•
Mr Guimgan
said that
it
was hoped that arrangementa
might be concluded for the
It
Danish team to play in Salgon and Manila, in which event the extent of the HKFA's liability be eleven would be considerably reduced. decided that the WAE Danish team play three matches here
the Chinese Now Year holdays as follows:
February -Danish XI v Hongkong Selection
Two. of the boys are being Cries of "Bullles!" are being lost our local cricket, R. S. uttered, but this column sides Lin is leaving for Australin and with the Cricket Club and ac- Murdo Nicolson is going to the knowledges what was a genuine United States, where he is to gesture of goodwill. The Club chrol at the University of Call- turned out the strongest pos-fornia at Beriteley. sible side they could and if Len Frank Howarth Stokes and were not in it is because they were not in a position to take the afternoon off.
The game gave every quarter of the local cricketing commu- ace exactly nity a chance to what the schoolboys were worth against a strong First Division side and exploded once and for all the myth that the Second Division recka with bowling talent After all, Dunne, Hut
and Nicolson
Lin are 071on,
among the beat bowlers in the two Junior League, the first being near top of the averages.
Where the lads are concerned, the Club has done them a good
By Henry Longhurst IN A LIFETIME
ALL IN A
of
Few people can have encompassed the growth what is now a national pastime more completely than James Braid, or, for that matter, left their stamp on with such continuous and unblemished integrity.
There is at least one more former Combined Schools cricketer at Berkeley in Jimmy Hulse, the Diocesan Boys' School and Craigengower all-rounder of some 12 years ago who is
over
February -Danish XI v All- Hongkong.
February 10-Danish XI Combined Chinese,
T
All three games will be play. ed on the Club ground at Happy Valley and prices of admission to each game will be 510, 9p and $3.50.
Was I
emphasised by the
mo
on the Berkeley faculty, Hulse meeting that as certain altera- will bo rando to the is one of a very few Americanlons cricketers that Hongkong has stands in order to provide more passageways and the seating ac- turned out.
commodation would thereby bo Murdo is likely enough to get roduced, there would be a cor
reduction in In Californin as responding some cricket that state, with Pennsylvania, quota of tickets to be allocated has enough former Englishmen to Clubs. in It to run cricket leagues. Ho
It was decided by the meet- may also develop into a Javelin thrower, being about the best ing that 15 players from each cricket ball thrower in Hong- Senior Club will be entitled to
ειναι
trom purchase
tickets kong today.
the HKFA Office at $3.50 each, while players selected to take part in the games against the For four of the Combined Danes will be allowed to pur- Schools team it was not their chase 12 tickets.
+
Second experience of First Divi- slon cricket. Dhabher has
Schoolboys
will
aguta
Do
played for Craigengower Seniors granted the care concession as that granted them during the in one or two League matches Swedish games. and also, with Webster, Nicolson
The following players were and Koodiaroff, for the Pressi- selected to undergo training un- mists against a mixed Craigen-der Mr Lee Wai-tong in pro- gower-IRC Senior League side last season.
it
many
paration for the Danish games: Tam Kwan-koty (S. China), Chu Though some of the Inds, Lice Senior h
Division Chee-ning Kit Chee), Yu Yu-tak (KMB). Hau Yung-Bang cricketer, are inclined to think (KMB).
Lat Wai (Palice), Klang Ngan-ching
Tong Etheridge (Army), How extraordinary were the changes in golf that a lot of themselves as adom-(Kwang Wah), B.S. Nien (Kwong took place in his lifetime! When, a joiner by trade butments to this game, they are wah). already a local golfer of note, he left his native Earlsferry on the high road to London, he combined the two crafts and became a clubmaker in the workshops of the Army and Navy Stores.
The early declaration by the НКСС raised the schoolboys 98 Entries r'or
They had hopes high again.
110 minutes to make 170 runs. New Year's Day
10
Marathon
China), Tang
Sum
શ fine. lot of youngsters and Sheung S
KMB), Ng Kee-cheung (Kil Chee). Woods could blend happily into any Capper (Army), Waotion (Amy),
All of them are Santos (St Joseph's), Club team.
their place on (Army), wok Ting-kee (6. China), Hung Hing-yuk (KMB), BrOWD any First Royal Navy), Ho Ying fun (KMB) felding alone in already worth
Division side.
Chu Wing-koung (S. China), Tong The school-leaving toll will, Wong (Kit Chee), Gardner (Club).
Mok Chun-wah fat (KMB). we are not mistaken, leave Yu Cheuk-yls (S. China), Lee Tai only Davis and Hutton for next China). Omar (St Joseph's), Xavier
China), Lee Chum-fat (KMB), K season's Combined Schools ride, St Joseph's). Lee Yuk-tak (S. Without any League games on Pocketing 9. Chinn), Jones (Army) the card for January, it is now. Brown (Army) and Woo Mar up to some of the other clubs sheung (Kit Chee). to follow the lead of KCC and HKCC and give the lads another chance.
"RECORDER".
Training will take place on Tu days and Thursdays at 4.30 p.m. Caroline Hill and Boundary Str
(B.
CHARITY MATCH
been The following have
China to selected
represent and England for the Inter-
Australian Tennis national Charity Cup Competi
ilon soccer game to be played Monday, December 25, at at Club ground, kick-off 3.30 p.m.
Training Methods on
the
That was in 1893, and I have been looking, in their list of that year, at the clubs which he and his fellow experienced Scotch workmen" were making.
"Experienced" in James's case and, after all, didn't they score
was perhaps optimistic, but his Spectators
a thrilling 138' for only four wickets last
native, skill and common sense last half hour, when Queens-week? But from the very open-
soon quallaed him for it. land, needing 229 runs in their ing
contributed to their they
Whether the style of the clubs second innings to win, were own defeat, playing back
A total of 98 entries have been
or their price would most sur- dismissed for 209 runs with every ball. In his second over received for
the International 18 minutes left.
Henry Chung, Jr made no at-
The favourite do not know. Y.M.C.A. and
wooden club was the Bulger, The final scoreboard read: tempt to play a ball off Prit- Harriers Road Race sponsored prise the modern generation I
chard that appeared to be well by the Chinese Western
rn Australia 207 201 away from the off stump. The the China Gynnast Assoc with its derivatives the brassey run over a dis- bulger and bulldog bulger. Most ball broke in and took off the tion and to be
would have tance of 74 miles in Kowloon
of
am sure, US, bails.
fallen, too, for the Concentrated former off-stump
on New Year's Day. winner of the Shield, added 22 In caina Koodiaroff and aut
98 entrants, 18 are Lofter. Mainly they cost 5s. 3d. runs to their overnight score of went Webster when he played non-Chinese and five are girls. though there was an extra Worth Emulating 238 runs for eight wickets but back to an extra fast straight to the last
race, which was special variety at Bs., with wood 1st class and comfortable living the key men in their victory
For one from Pritchard.
would run on January 1, 1950, there blocks for renewals, 2s 6d. quarters available at moderate were Price,
The novice of today the fast lefthand who clalmed Ave bowler,
look with R. S. Lin, who had scored 79 were 97 entrants, only one of
envy on the "Get prices.
Moals are cheap ($8 for 3 wickets for 40 runs in Queens- not out in a Second Division the competitors being a girl.
who hassultable for beginners, gents, Veteran Au Hong, meals) but they are wholesome. land's second knock, and Mac- League match appeared to be
dubs 10s., sling is. Dd', I doz. balls 10s.; total 30s. Od.," though The undersigned who are Hole! Car provided for our Gill, who ably supported Price the type of batsman to stop the taken part in this race over a
rot, but was given no time to number of years and is the even then there must have been
A call to British lawn quest the sole distributors in the
Reglator in the RODO HOUSE with four wickets for 50 runs.
settle down. After surviving one aged 58, has
debate upon the confident asser tennis to emulate Australian
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over, he tried to glance a ball his entry.
The last race products have already suc-
pitelied on the leg stump, missed
was won by order in which beginners should training methods was made
clubs-Ist cleck, here by Viscount Temple-Man-chi (KMB). it and was out lbw.
China's Olympic Games run- select their cessfully prosecuted one of-
in the 2nd brassey, 3rd cand fron (nd wood, the President of the fender under the Merchandise
Dhabher stayed long enough ner. Wong Ching-ling to see the total rise from six record time of 35 mins. 10 secs. relation to the modern imple. British Lawn Tennis Asso- traker, Mr Lee Wal-tong
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Woods (Army), Втори Addressing the Association's Capt..
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Weller DRESSING THE PART
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then came a good partnership Préparations are already Ir by Almao and Nicolson, the first hand for her and Pauline Betz Norfolk jacket, it is upon these two factors that LAST NIGHT'S
take part in exhibition two players to play forward. to Almao, however, was stepping matches beginning at Wem- too far out of the crease, and bley. met the usual fate,
Joined by Dunne, but in trying player-promoter Bobble Higgs.
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eponge tin with flap ild, for in this wide effort to improve the So far the only, aggressive Riggs socing his money
but in the case of the glamorous stance, and the patent bag with general standard of tennis teach. batsman, he successful with a score of 17 frills of Miss Moran it is per 100s to save stooping—but whiere ing and to extend the game. Gonsalves 1-15 lost to
haps the theatrical rather than now is the Adjustable T Caddle, to every class in the commu-Drawn and J. Pomeroy 10-21, 1
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the mould nity," said the LTA President, to J. C. Koh, and J. Seque into damp sensing, hold over Router.
to repeat his "mki-on succumbed to a yorker.
was the
runs.
moat
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9-22
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