MCC DRAW THEIR MATCH WITH NORTHERN INDIA
Amritsar, Oct. 22.
The MCC cricket touring team drew their three-day match with Northern India here today.
Northern India made 209 runs in reply to the MCC total of 340 runs. The touring side had made 173 runs for four wickets in their second innings when play ended. The game lost much of its. Jack Robertson, the Middle- interest when Northern India sex opener, made 105 uns in Не avoided the follow-on just after the MCC's second innings. lunch by 10 runs, but the MCC reached his century out of 155 kept the 8,000
Iwo hours crowd ICT- runs tained with some stylish batting as they took the opportunity of getting some practice.
ERIC ROWAN
NOT GOING TO
AUSTRALIA
and 15
cluded
minutes but his knock only five hours.
The rate
of scoring showed how easily be picked up uns by singles and two- against a wide-set Geld Robertson and Donald Carr (33) adüed 101 runs in 80 minutes for the second wirket.
AMARNATHI CARRIES
BAT
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captain. bad
Johannesburg. Oct. 22 Eric Rowan. vice-captain thwarted all efforts by the MCC on the recent South African, to force his ride to follow-on.
cricket tour of England, will!. noi
be going to Australia with the South African team next year.
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Northern India, with four wickets standing, needed 81 runs when avoid the low-on
Hey resumea this morning.
Eighteen kape were required when the last man came in, but the land realised 36, Amurath being undefeated with 97 runs when the end came. He batted
ten three hours and 35 minutes and
That 14 fours.
er, might
Spooner, the MCC wicketkeep- have brought about the demiss! of the home side Carlie" He missed two stump- chances. both of A.E. resta. Ritudes, the first at 141 and the H.A second when only 13 runs were The needed.
Esgarel
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Derek Shackleton. the Hamp- shure pace bowler, captured two Sorce intelligent Jay that be wickets
wold bowling Today to bring his
to the wirkets For gures
Reuter Lyons,
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Can It Be Cricket?
36
Sur A IF YOU 1. les doned owing to rain, the teams phed yesterday
about Matenes
stjare
deemed
have 10
played, That repeat played, a drawn mich, Sou stated "Under the league What a ludicrous proposition.
Saturday's er ck:
ules, all games grated cat -
if rain draw.
being finished."
Suggest that the 50-called prevents the body of club representatives con
me
for themrcives on immed s'e fe: two purposes (a) to Wha. Sr. ITY Jengqu'e
4.aw up set of sensible rules your authority for urna as-
governing our half-day league seran 1 you uny what 155
cricket matches; (b) 'ha described as the Offical Cricket 410
then be published and circularised 1951-52 Lagu Handbook
ail clubs in such numbers BL
Sean, you will not be able dise ve ang sule n black and white pertaining to the con- duct of the league, or provisions itcal ecke league RCYCLE AK games.
What the fire. are the rules conubbing our half-des Brague games, who draws them up, and where can players find them as a written record?
The
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Gutierrez Shield Saturday's Rugby
by Barry Appleby
OPEN ALL YOUR
CASES PLEASE.
"GEORGE - I WONDER IF WHATH THAT CUSTOMS OFFICER SAID TO ME WAS A COMPLIMENT OR NOT,
Semi-final Draw RAF PLAYED MUCH BETTER
The draw for the semi- final round of the Getierrez shield is:
Scotland v. Switzerland
at. Recreio;
Wales " Malaya at KCC. I
be
Both matrites will played on Sunday, Octo- ber 28, at 3.30 p.m.
West Indians Play Prime Minister's XI
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RUGGER THAN ONE-SIDED RED LION
SCORE WOULD INDICATE
Says "HANLINCODE"
The main rugger matches played off at Boundary Street, Kow- loon and at Sookunpoo, on the Island, on Saturday afternoon must have been a rather unusual experience for ruggerites in Hongkong.
It is not often that one sees a wet ground and a greasy ball in this part of the globe, much less for these factors to be accompanied by the actual rain, and heavy rain too, that causes these playing conditions.
After what promised to be a hot day with a hard ground, it must have been rather a pleasant surprise for the players when the dark clouds gathered and the rain started to fall. On the other hand, it did tend to cause the scrappiness which prevailed in all the major games played.
Canberra, Oct. 22. Prince K. S. Duleepsinhji, the former Sussex and
In the first Maint game was cnly one more score, that England player and who is
bring by the Club defeated a very deter
Minto who touched now India's High Commis-mined RAF team by 17 points town well out. It was a fung this sounds kick and with a gcasy ball TE sioner here, was one of the o nil. Although
to convert Ja umpires in a match todayther like a one-sided effort, 1 cidn't manage
was very impressed
own try. Final score Club 17 between the Prime Minister. game that the Fliers played.
RAF nii Mr Robert Menzies' side and
Their pack was fast, hvely the West Indies touring and keen, and, with a Hittl
team.
West Indies had made The 103 ms for two wickets in re- ply a total of 229 runs when ain ended play and the match WUS drawn.
Dulcepsinhj
wore by the
A
while
cap provided Minister.
an I who wore Zingari tie to lead his strong ride.
with the
lincou
haf
A
D Henderson, who
was brought up from fub back to FERGUSON TAKES SEVEN take Nolan's place as Club
Wilfred Ferguson, of Trinidad,
fly half, played a very sound bowling his leg-breaks into a
game. It was rather difficult wind of gale intensity, took day to step into the By seven wickets of the Prime position for the first time. Minister's side for 94 runs, and
greasy ball and slippery pitch offer real 10 in the
are not conducive to good half resistance
West Indian
at all, and if, play bowling was
Martin Donnelly times, Henderson kicked instead the New Zealand Test player,f feeding his centres, whin who has played Oxford Univer- sity. Middlesex and Warwick. shire.
the only botstr They
will crable all players to have & set of these rulcs the dispal
d. mark, learn and inward བྷ་、',
:
If this not done we can look fa word to Interminable wrangics
in club pavi.cns as to what con-
tu es a drawn match, what as a fair alleesion of points, who- ber not an abandoned game should not be replayed, and s on infunation.
CRICKETER.
among many cricketers in Hongkong as that the league is not run en any organised lines. It apparently is
Cricke The rule governing run itself naturally expected
matches started and gather Leagu: somewhat haphazardly. some cricket club representatives washed out by rain was agreed vaguely recall some set of rule upon at a met mg of the Com- being agiced
two mice of the Hengkong Cricket about upen
how aban League b.fore the sat years ago regarding doned matches should be treated 1950/51 season.
he such matches should be con- in respet to allocation of league points, but if any resord of this jsidered draws. kept has been
decision
15
the was decided
The Offical Handbook of the cerainly not available gentral League published at the beginning
by
Crekel
of the 1950/51 searon made menien of this rule or cf
10
back
a
NAVY V POLICE
The next
Churchill's Memoirs
(Continued from Page 4)
more organised training, could
match played be The December outward-bound tween Navy and Polles was no convoy prave stiff opposition. The tear
was to bring about a as i whole played hard and better, as a spectacie, than thegratifying naval engageinent. The need not be at all disappointed first one.
disablement of the Tirpitz had over Saturday. The Club for- The Navy played a much bet-eft the Scharnhorst
the only wards were again rather stug-ter game than last week and heavy enemy ship in Northern gish is the tonse but showed an their handling and passing bas Norway. She sallied forth from
their Prime improvement in
greatly
improved. The Navy Allen Fiord with Ave destroyers work on last week.
forwards were definitely on top on the evening of Christmas Day, and had more of the ball than 1943, to attack the convoy about their much
more weighty and 50 miles south of Bear 1sland. ponderous opponents.
The reinforced convoy escort from They booked
ninely comprised 14 destroyers, with a percent of the set scrums and, covering force of three cruisers. It had not been for the energy The Commander in Chiel, and quick tackling by Russell, Admiral Fraser, lay to the south- the Police scrum half, the score westward
the in his flagship, would have been much bigger. Duke of York, with the cruiser Actually the Police backs Jamuice and four destroyers. played a sound game and tried! Twice the Scharnhorst tried to
to attack valiantly
whenever strike at the convoy. Each time their forwards gave them the he was intercepted and engaged zan blame him"
The Police forwards were by the escort Cruisers and CLUB LINE'S SOUND GAME stow to follow up and are sadly destroyers, and after indecisive in need of scrumming practice.
fighting
irl which both the The Club line played a very On Saturday their packing was Scharnhorst and the British he hit up 50, Lindsay Hassett, sound game and atlacked at bad and the loose forwards just cruiser Norfolk were hit, the Australia's captain, stolidly made every opportunity This, for a didn't bother to push at all. Let Germans broke off the action and seven uns to be caught even-line who, with the exception ¦
to the or us hope that a little practice will withdrew
southward, Fually for 29.
of Stewart, is composed scon rectify this
hadowed and reported by our For the West Inclans. Jeff small, light players, is sound Howarth opened the core for juisers. The German destroyers Stolkmeyer scored 36 runs ond policy.
Navy, Lattey followed this with
were never seen and took no Nue Allan Ru mzde 48.
was The Flers' bone defended another unconverted
1rv. part. well wirdcel to the rather out Jeg-before
the Robson for, during
narrowly missed A Meanwhile the Commander- former Test player. Bill game, they had little chance of penalty, and at this time, Navy n-Chief was approaching at his O'Reilly-Reuter.
showing what they could do in
were constantly on the attack. most speed through heavy seas. attack,
Then Robson touched down and
Al 4.37 p.m., when the last of -Just converted his own try.
he Arctic twilight had long since before full time, Lattey gone, the Duke of York delected managed to get possession and the enemy by Radar at about 23 he went through on his own to miles. The Senarnhorst remained score the last try of the day.
unaware of her approaching The game Paced Navy 14. com, until, a: 4.50 p.m., the Police 0.
Duke of York opened fire at 12,000 yards wi.h The aid હા
made 72 runs by While fine free hilting.
Donnelly POM D
NSW Lead In Shield Match
Brisbane, Oct. 22. New South Wales scored 322 for eight wickets in reply to no Queensland's total of 316 by the 113 close of play on the third day of their Sheffield Shield match to- Published in the Offeial Hand-
day. book are the Laws of Cricket which admitting of no local
1.me has long gone The
the Hongkong whom League should be put on a priceal rule. perly organised basis, as are cur netball leagues, badmin on leagues, softball
and Leagues
tennis leagues. Clearly, rules to vogarits, are set out in black and
with local
conditions white. fit in governing half-day matches are needed.
up
due con-
It would have been possible, atlowing due respect to the They should be drawn
Laws, to publish and perhaps attach loosely to the Handbook, properly, and sideration, by a meeting of club to avoid the sacrilege of appear. representatives, and incorporated ing to tamper with the Laws, in the so-called official handbook. the local rule.
af.rr
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ory.
most
the
Arthur Morris, the Test open-
a painstak-
For the Chrb, Hulson opened the scoring and then did an encore which Minto, converted. The next score came from a penalty kicked by Minto and this was followed by a try by
which Layton
was not verted. Halftime. the score wrs Club 14, RAF il.
In the second
con-
TRIAL MATCH TOMORROW | starshell.
Half, which For the inld-week Rugger was resumed in the rain, there fans and, for that matter, any
rugger fans who can make the Club Ground, Happy Valley, by 5.15 p.m. tomorrow, 24th, the
er, propped up the New South World Pentathlon match that is to be played there offered. One of these, the Stord,
Wales batting with ing 183 not out.
The next highest was 35 scor. ed by Sydney Barnes who re- tired on Saturday with a twisten ankle. He added 14 to-day be- fore falling leg before to Len Johnson. Only three other bals-
Reuter.
Championship
DESTROYERS ATTACK At the same time Admiral Fraser sent his four destroyers in to attack when opportunity
should make the journey worth was manned by the Royal Nor
wegian Navy. The Scharnhorst while.
was surprised, and turned away In a running It came about this way. The to the eastward. Stockholm, Oct 22. Club asked V. O. Roberts, last fight she suffered several hits, but to was able with her superior speed Secretary, Torsten Lindqvist, of Sweden, year's Rugger whe won the cross-country choose a team that would ex-gradually to draw ahead. event yesterday, today
However, by 6.20 p.m. it be won nd the Club first XV. the iden
behind this match being to give came apparent that her speed was
fall and the Club a chance to show is beginning
orth before the visitors from destroyers were able to close in for the interport on either flank. At about 7 p.m. Saigon arrive match in November.
they all pressed home their at- to Borges, of Brazil, was second. However, owing unforetaks Four torpedoes struck.
seen circumstances, the Results were:
Suigo Only one destroyer was hit. make canno! 1-Lindqvist (Sweden)
18 Playe
journey, but the Roberts XV (Brazil)
(Sweden)
men reached double figures.- the fencing event of the World Pentathlon Championship, which was continued at Haelsingborg, GOLF Southern Sweden.
The practice of
It was evidently thought in permitting cap- tains 10 come
and better to casual
tuste 10 trust to the mutual
the memories of the club represent FANLING arrangem2015 feld of play is unsatisfactory. tives present,
of them Cricketers are not afraid of the either captains or secretaries of
administered being
and their teams, to remember gime postrolled by a governing body, ruie. Cricketers generally have long as is work is carried out long memories and some re- constitutionally and its decisions member the detailed scores of made known from season 10 games played a score of years scason by publication of rules in ago.
50
the official handbook.
However, the large majority
It, Sir, you are in fact correct of League cricketers have never In stating that a rule exists which | heard of the rule and freedom places an abandoned league game of opinion has yet to be denied In the category of a draw, with cricketers.
each side taking the point,
of players would consider euch ruling as grossly unreal,
Take, for example, two of last Saturday's matches-Army "A"
Most cricketers
never feel
feel certain that large numbers beaten until the last wloket has
any fallen and the idea of the reser
voirs being the only beneficiaries of their lost three points is for-
cricket.
Second Lieut N.W. Frend (12) with a nett score of 69, giving him a total of 43 points,
won victories,
2. ... Borges victories.
-Wehlin
the Stableford Golf competition over the New Course at Fanling last week-end.
"SHANGHAI" FOURSOMES The Deep Water Bay Course will be closed on Friday, October 20, and preparations for the Gymithang on that day may cause some sight interference on October 25. No further bookings can be received for the Gymkhana,
CLOSURE OF COURSE There will be a bogey pool
3.
I victories.
the
and
our
The Scharnhorst turned to
16 the Club are still going to playtive off the destroyers, and thus
15
4. Medeiros (Brazil) 15 victories.
6-Hegner (Switzerland) 14 victorics. Reuter,
Scottish Offer
versus KCC at Sookunpoo and sign to the very principic of competition next week-end and To
Naval KCC
seconds versus
It is rightly felt that, partl- Dockyard at Cox's Road, Now, in neither game, was an fanings cularly where one team has not even had an innings, the very completed.
The Army were 87 for 4 and memory of such a game should the Dockyard 85 for 6 when rain be washed out and become came to weak out play for the oblivion.
the "Shanghal" foursomes against bogey on Sunday after- noen, October 28.
Raich Carter
the axture on Wednesday next,
It should
the Duke of York was able to
fre
to about 10,000 "be a jolly good close rapidly
with yards and reopen game and judging by the cum crushing effect. In half an hour got together the unequal battle between a the Club will have no easy tasic battleship and a wounded battle- to bring home the bacon.
that Roberts has
cruiser was over, and the Duke XV. of York left the cruisers Why Hire is V. O.. Roberts' who are on Wednesday playing The Scharnhorst soon sunk, and destroyers to complete the task. and Shirts
in White Need any comment
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CALL-OVER ON THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
London, Oct. 22.
The final acceptances for the Cambridgeshire are duc tomorrow and will be published on Wednesday, and at the Victoria Club callover tonight the first four in the betting Gayowen, Majalis Fasinet Rock and Tudor Castle — were all backed to win five-figure sums
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be made of her company of 1,970 officers
and men, including Rear-Admiral The betting was lighter on the others but 28 horses about its effectiveness on paper?
M. Lattey (RN); D. MeNabo Bey, we could only save 30 men.
were given individual quotations. Although the fate D. (Army); J. Norman (RN):
Salamat, Roman Way and [Tudor Castle, end, E. Mhemitilan (Army); crippled Tirpitz was delayed for
100 to 0. Salamat, Sunny Brae, in particular, had V. O. Roberts; R. Cralt (Club); nearly a year, the sinking of the
plenty of supporters while an- Morrison;
(RN); Owen
H. Schamhorst not only removed London, Oct 22,
demand was the westen, other in fair Raich Carter, the English In-Evans; J. Hoden; D. Wynter the worst menace to our Arclic
former favourite, Anamnestes, G.
Inv- Wright Nooth convoys, but gave new freedom
Gayowon finished the ternational soccer forward, who (all); S. Thomas (Army). le mur Home Fleet. We no
ourite
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33 to 1 ftonin Way, Numitor, recently, resigned his position no
The Club team will 'be;~-~
longer had to be prepared at The next cullover will take Dumremont, Sun Qompass, 40 Snooker League
player-manager to Hull City,
avetare moment against offer from
Meldon; our uncle; Stewart;
on Thursday afternoon to 1 Sunny Brae, Master place has received na Indeed, it is not cricket thai afternoon. How can ciber be this should remain so and it may
D. Honder German heavy shine breaking out when there will be no racing Rocky, Meyscy Hampton, Iloynt Results of Snooker League collish First Division club, who Roberts; Walden: garded as a maleh, ending in be high time that something was
but when lho son; Bleakly: Robion; Melton; into the Atlantic at their selected
polllag in the Moccasin, Antrycide Le Texas player night want him as a
election will insufficient There
played
general
Occupy | and Barnes Park. done about it. As the whole
Carter said: "I shall not make Forsgaier Minto; Winyagd; Hut moment. This was an important to permit
wart Hq Land Forces ;
Talamo; Lovatt. Rea: relief.
public attention;
09 to 1 Polar Jest, Camp play in either game to
question is hardly in the pro- KCC :"Ă” 2: Cirs Lusine ny plans for the future untlion;
Harley;
THE QUOTATIONS Fire, Fale Edelweiss, Macullum;
Tho even the completed innings.
World Cónwright reanrund. Repro-
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·will be Meanwhite he is keeping fli by The game
In the tumpuage, strictly prohibited. means that should ene over of a local Cricket League Committes C.P.O. Men, HMIS Tamar, 2 maten be bowried, with no runs to reconsider the question Chargemen's Mese 4, Eastern 1; training on Hull Rugby League cogiable hands of Referee Major
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