CRICKET NOTES.
It was I think Andrew Lang who remarked that, there is 'ng talk that is so good sa cricket talk, when memory sharpens memory, and the öld revive 5 days of burnt-out Junes |
This may be possible in England, but I think most of my cricket recollections that cling most poignantly in may recollection are of days of ice-bound January. The weather, though propitious in, so
· far that it did not make it impos sible to play, was uncommonly un- pleasant last Saturday beastly cold sand as soon as what purported to "be the son was down, uncommonly raw. Nor at the moment of weik ing does it seem likely to be any week-end, during this though the weather is a Little brighter.
WOTICE!
* To-morrow's Games, The Fit Division have an after- noon off from from League games, while the Hong Kong Cricket Club play the Combined League. The team of the Club was published yes. terday morning and. I have heard some surprise expressed that Morris, Beatty and Sturgess should have been selected for the Club when they were eligible for the Combined League team. I learn, however, that they were only picked by the Club after it had been ascertained that they had not been included in the other side. Morris, when the Selection Committee of the Coinbin- ed. Side discussed things was not expected to be available or be must have been picked. I confess to a certain” amount of surprise that Beatty was not picked, as he has been bowling uncommonly well for the last month. The team na ac tually selected is as follows:-G. B Sayer (capt.), F. J. Ling, E C. Fincher, F. F. Fincher, F. Goodwin, A. W. Ramany, A. «A. Rumjahn, T. E: Yeah, A. S. Ismail, Capt. Bridg- land and W. Brace.
I must admit that one selection rather surprises me E. F. Fincher, of Kowloon, is a useful cricketer, but I certainly don't think he is as usual as a good many players who are omitted. A. H. Madar for instance is useful with, both bat" and ball, while A. E. Wood is one of the fastest scorers in the Colony. There is another L.B.Q, man, whöse name, escapes me,
who might have had claims, as possibly might Beker, though he is rather an un- certain quantity. I have quoted the team as originally selected," and have no information as to whether the players named can turn out.
Second Division Matches. There is also a small Exture list for the Second Division ag only two matches art down for decision. The Tiniversity play the Club de Recreio on the University ground, and s close game should result Were the game anywhere else I should expect to see the Recreio win, but one never can be sure of the way in which that matting patch will take people.
The Tamar is down in the card as at home to LB.C. I suspect that this is a mistake but have no pre- cise information. Anyway it will be a very fine piece of work if the Sailors avoid defeat. li
Last Week's Games,
The outstanding event of the games played on Saturday last was the defeat of the Navy by the Kow- loon Cricket Club. I have alwaysa considered them a good side but confess that i was astonished at the way the Navy batting "Conked out at the end. Once again hard hitting upset the Navy bowlers, as it did when the Gunners played them, only in this case the runs were obtained speedily and con tinuously. The Navy Dover looked like getting them, indeed they had not too much time, but the final bit of bad luck was waen Cantrell played on to an off break from Ross which pitched only half way down the pitch. A grim business! Brewerton felled to start with, nor did Agnew, |-- who has just returned to the Station
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1927.
CRICKET.
BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES.
There were only two matches played in each division last week and as a consequence there are very few changes in this week's averages.........
The batting list in the first division is still bonded by Lt. Hankey who has played in two matches A. W. Hayward (HE.CC), the second player to reach two hundred runs this season, has the highest aggregate, his fatal of £31 runs being better than Rumjahn's by 22 Funa...
Two Craigengover players drop off, and athers from the Kowloon and Hong Kong Cricket Clubs appear for the first .time.
In the second division the Recreio and Police who won their respective matches last week appear prominently in both the batting and bowling averages.
The best averages to date follow:---
Players
BATTING... Division · L
No. of
Most Times Inna Runs In Inns. Notout. Average,
1. 119.00
Lt. Haakey..(K;0.8.B.); ... 2 119. Capt. F. G. Beavis (K.0.0.)... 2
07
153
H. R. B. Hancock (ELK.0.0.). 2 80 F. Goodwin (K.C.Q) 3 AA Bumjahn (U)
Lt. Emley (B.N
B. D. Evans (0.8CC.)
A. W. Hayward (B.K.C.C.).... &
F. J. Ling (C.S.C.C.)
A. W. Ramsey (K.0.C.)
H N. Balhatchet (U.) ...
Lt.Cdr. Armitage (RN)
Sorgt. Glasbrook (4.)
A. H. Madar (I.R.C.).
W. Brace (K.C.C.)
E. C. Fincher (0.8.C.C.)
T. E. Pearce (E.K.C.C.).......
S. H. Tamail (I.R.C.)
F. J. de Rome (0.8.C.C)
Capt. Erers (E.E.C.C.)
B. P. Ng (UÀ)
606.
41.
Б
181
65
*
A
3.
4
Major Lightfoot (H.K.C.C.)... 24°09
G. R. Sayer (C.8.0.0.)
Capt. Thorp (K.0.8.B.)
Lt. Col. Cantrell (B.N.)
Lt. Sturges (R.N.)
T. E. Yeoh (C.R.C.)
F. Baker (0.8.C.C.)
Sergt. Jones (RES
Q.M.S. Roberts (B.E.)
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ARMY ^«> NAVY,
FOOTBALL
BOXING.
HOCKEY
SEASON'S HIGHEST INNINGS HEFA COUNCIL MEETING, NEXT WEEK'S TOURNAMENT CLUB DE RECREIO
SCORE.
Bome sparkling cricket was wit neased yesterday on the Kowloon Cricket Club: ground; whơn:- tho Army and Navy mas in a two-days! match Gong in, frst the Navy ran up the big total of 360 rung, which is a record score for one innings this season. Li Agnew, who went ju first with L Sparkes batted brilliantly and was undefeated with 144 runs. His contribution include tu 17 fours : Lt. Emisy partasced him for the sixth wickes and made
INTERFORT TEAM'S PROGRAMME.
PROGRAMME
EWIN TO MEET MORRIS,
The programme for the next tournament of the Hong Kong Boxing Association, to be held at February 5th, has been completed." the Theatre Royal on Saturday,
E.K.E.C
"Today, at King's Park, at 5.15
Club de Recreio:-H. A. Barros, L. A Carvalho, P. N. Silva, A †A.↑ R. Botelho, J. E. Noronha (capt), G. Basto, A P. Eca da Silva, D. F. Lopes, R. G. Reed,
A. Alves, J. A. V: Soarer
meeting of the -H.K.FA: Council was bold last evening, Mr. M. Dyor, President of the Association being in the chair.
on Mr. O. Lang, Hon. Mr. The following were also present: . H. Kewall, OMG, Messrs.
The principal event in the long Shaw, Ormiston, McTavish, Hamil delayed meeting between Able Sen-, ton, Lawrence, G. T. May Bey, man win and Stoker: Norman Alexander C.F., with Mr. Hollands, | Morris, both of H.M.S. Hermes, Hon. Secretary,(SVE
Mr. Brook, the manager of the
In the Southern Section of the
Championship of the Colony, over Luton by two goals to nil.
arranging this contest,
Third Division of the English The fight is for the Middleweight League, Bournemouth defeated
The following arrangements were
78 in which there were 13 fours and made for the Interport week. Association, is to be congratulated }
a five. Pte. Lato (B.A.0.0.) ment down 27 evera and secured wickets
"If the com. bf 11d runā, lai
The Army were then dismissed for 197 runs of which the principal contributors wore Capt. Evers 25 and Major Lightfoot 21. Lt.Cdr. Beatty and Lt. Sturgess took wicketa cach, CA UR
*
The Army followed on and lost one wicket for 11 runs when stumps were drawn at bot
The match will be continued to day. Play begins at 8 a.m.
Scores
NAVY: 1ST INNINGS: It. Agnew, not.out...144
La Sparkes, e Fogden, b
Lake
W
97.00
80.00
76:50
69.68
30
66.00
58.00
37.76
31
50.00
·45,30
47.00
49.30
49:00
FLL Brewerton, b Wright-31
40.25
33.75
Lat. Sturgess, e- „Evers, b
Lightfoot
35.66
Ber. Venn, b Wright
•
0
31.33
Lt. Garnon Williams, o Fog-
28.56
den b Lake
24
22. 28.60
L Eley, e Fogden, b Lake 78
724-97.68
F/O, Newall, run-out.
370
26.75
Capt. Carnish, b Lake
28.00
Mich. Aleason, b Lightfoot
10.
25.34
Lt.Cdr. Beatty
26.
$5.00
Extras
21
25.00
24.05
Total
350
23.40.
93.26
Bowling Analysis.de
-Eu
93.00
Goodyer
D 158 0
22.00
-Lake. 1:27 1110
91.60
Wright
2
S. V. Gittens (U.)......
21.60
Lightfoot
13 0
Flight-Lt. Brewerton (R.N.)
2133
Capt. Morris û
45 2 859 3808
J. S. A. Carreem (1.E.C.).... 5.
21.00
Smith
Sergt. Jolly (RA)....
$100
ARMY, 1ST INNINGS
J. Youngsaya. (CRC)
20.80
Capt. Evers, b Sturgess
28
$3.50
Art: Routledge, b Surgess1...
9
920.25
¡Capt. Bridgland, b Beatty
7
20.00
Capt. Morris, b Beatty
9
BOWLING,
Capt. Howard, b Beatty
Division I.
Major Lightfoot, & Garnon
Rune.,, Wickets. Average.
Williams, b Sturges
21
4.20
110
14
7.85
Lt. Smith, e and b Sturgess 10 Lt. Wright, b. Emley
11
67
8.37.
52:
3.86
Mtr.-Gnr. Fogdan, o and b
Emley
140
20.00
Spr. Goodyer, b Beatty
149
10.14
Pie. Lake, not out
71
10.14
Extras
10
10.22
-10.50
Bowling: Analysí
67
11.68
100
.11.66
Beatty
11.66
Sturgess
12.5 2 42.
55
Emley
Spr.. Goodger,
Newall b
Sturgess
D. Bumjahn (C.C.C.)
J. R. Hinton (H.K.C.C.)...2
Lt. Smith (RA) 4 AB. Hamson (C.C.C.)
-Players
Capt. E. W. Morris (K.C.C.). F. J. Ling (CACC) Capt. Dobbie (K.O.S.B.)
E. B. Reed (C.B.C.C.).
F. M. el Arcalli (I.R.C.).
F. Goodwin (K.0.C.)
Hi. Un (C.R.C.)
A. H. Madar (1.R.C.).
G. R. Vattack (F.K.CO}
E. W. Hamilton (C.8.0.C.) Sergt. Gifford (K.A.). N. E. Ross (K:0.0.)
F. Goodwin (K.QC).
Players,
A. S. Buffiad (LRC):
F. H. Orr (E.K.C.C.)
W. H. Sling (U.),
E. de Sousa (Recreio)
E. Cooper (Tamar) ........... OJ Alexander (Police) F. G. Bevis (K.00.),
Players.
U.-T. Mans (L.B.C.). Pte. C. Lake (B.A.0.C.)
BATTING. Division II.
No.
of Most Times
11:40
Inne. Runs. In Inns, Nat out, Average.
Abasbestsasabase.
24.14. 20.00
5
142
3
71,00
2
70.
38
1
.70.00
2
60
34
60.00
08
49.00
Lt.-Cdr. Grant (R.N.)
83
48
46.50
6. A R. Ismail (I.B.C.)
5
147
33.75
B. C. Reed (Recreio)
tu ð
149
35.50
.T. D. E. Pendered (C.8.C.C.). 2
70
60
25.00
R. B. Davies (0.8.0.C.)
35
35*
35.00
W. D. Gibbs (Tamar)
130
32.60
Lt. Neale (Tamar)
27
.97.00
H. A Alves (Recreio).
199
**25.50
Lt. Norris (R.N.)......
3
76
25.33
H. M. Xavier (Recreio)
......*
· 147
24.78
49
24.50
7
189
9
40
BOWLING. Division I,
Runs. Wickets. Average.
35
7
177
188
5.00- 5.63 5.81
T. H. King (Police)
Re
*8.40
C. J. Alexander (Police)
159
*7.92
get
·
Lt. Norris (R.N.):
119
7.43
W. Hyde (K.C.C.)
69
7.66
H. A. Alves (Recreio)
101
7,76
S. V. Gittens (U.).
102
1.84
C. J. Alexander (Police)
106
7.80
Dale (Tamar)!!
55
7.85
G. Lee (KC.C.).
1.88
Sirdar Khan (IRC)
8,33
T. Gutterres (Recraic)
8.05
9.20
9.24
9.60
10.00
10.00
10:00.
16.50
108
10.60
11.12
in H.M.S. Durban, managed to going, Emley played sa uncom monly sturdy knock, but when he and Cantrell were gone Morris (this is not a misprint) proceeded to take five wickets for 15 runs in four overs and five balls. The Shanghai air, I suppose.
Craigengewer were rather swamp. ed by the Club, bu the latter left things pretty late, as it was in the last over that Lightfoot bowled the last than
Becond Division Gamás, S The Police, or
or rather T. H. King put it across the poor old Club second. Sheer badhatting is, I suppose, the only explanation, bat they look at present like making a race of it with Tamar for the Wooden Spoon.
A. E Lacey (Police)
"J, Hinton (E.LC.C.)
A. 8. Ismail (I.B.C.) ...........
A 9. Suffiad (LRC)
TD. E. Pendered (C18.C.C.);
H. Westlake (0.8.0.0).
M. P. Madar (L.B.C.).
B. N. Sudan (U.)
F. Hiptoola (U.)
C. D. Wales
Not out
Batting:-2 or more innings to count. Bowling or more wickets to count."
ARMY: 2ND INNINGS,
Pte. Lake, not ont Art, Routledge, not out
Extra
Total (for 1 wicket) ....
5.
of the Shanghai Interport team MONDAY JANTARY 3187-Arrival The team will Accommodated at the Savoy botel *
15 rounda Ewin is the holder of MONDAY, 3187 AND TURDAY, IT the championship. He won the The HK..O ground will be at welterweight belt, but gave up the the disposal of the Shanghai team title as he could not make the weight Morris is a welterweight, for: practice.
and may be giving a few pounds Away at the middleweight-
groundeam to and from the grammes. In Hong Kong they both
HOME FOOTBALL.. SOUTHERN DIVISION MATCH, [THROUGH REUTER'S AGENUY-]
LONDON, Jan. 98th
SCOTTISH CUP.
SECOND ROUND DRAW.
"
LONDON, Jan. 98th. Today's replays in the Scottish Cup competition resulted as fol- lows:
Celtio 4, Queen of South 1.. Dunfermline 8, Bathgate. Airdrie 2, Ayr 19
The draw for the Second Round, to be play on February 5th, resulted as follows
WEDNESDAY, 2ND-Interport KANTO Hong Kong . Shanghai. Kick-off at 530 p.m. Hong Kong F.C Both "are frat rate boxers and ground Cars will convey the have appeared on London pro By kind permission of met Jim Cartlidge (the lightweight Cal. Comyn and Officers of the champion) twice at catchweights. K.O.S.B.'s the pipe band of the Ewin won both his fights on points. Regiment will play before the kick Morris won the first on points and off and during the interval. In the then was disqualified in the 14th evening, commencing at o'clock, round for persistent holding The A dance will be held at Lane, returnin which morris lost to
Cart- Crawfords, Ltd. restaurant. The Melodians Orchestra will provide the music.
THURSDAY, D.-Should the In- terport game be drawn, the replay Morris is said to have had a will take place at 2.30 p.m. In the knock-out victory over Ewin, prior Brechin City Celtic. event of the Interport game being to coming to Hong Kong-
WOD on Tuesday, the visitors will
lidge is the only fight either of the men has been beaten in during their
stay here..
'Other Fights,
Lake and Stoker Britt, both of In the other fights, Stoker Percy
leave the hotel at £30 p.m. for an Island trip. Tes will be served at Repulse Bay Hotel
[] || whom came out on the Durban, aze FRIDAY, ITE-United Services appearing. The former will meet Shanghai. Kick-off Hong Kong Leading Seaman Halt, of the F.C. ground at 4 p.m. Cars willTitania, in sten roands light Convey the Shanghai team to and
*
The Programmus,
from the ground. The pipe band weight contest, and Britt, an ex- will play before the kick off and featherweight, meets Harry Major
iu a six-round contest. during the interval
Interport dinner, Savoy hotel at SATURDAY, 5TH.Chinese . Shang- hai. Kick-off H.R.F.C. ground at
band-will play.
The following 18 the programme:
East Fife . Aberdeeni : Hamilton Clydebank. Alloa Dumbarton sting Buckic Thistle v. Beith. Dundee Un... Vale of Fleven."
King's Park r. Partick Dunfermline v. Airdrie.
Broxburnt. Dydehead or Mont-
TOBO
St Bernard's. Arthurlie. Kilmarnock v. Dundee. Mid. Annandale si Forfez Boners Cowdenbeath; Falkirk Queen's Park Elgin City Clyde. Rangers v. St Mirren
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE.
T
"BE Motarihip
4 MUENSTERLAND.
3.30 p.m. Cara as uanal Pipe H.M.S. Hermes) ..Stoker Norman being landed at their risk into the
Boxing tournament, City Hall at p.m. altaria.
BUNDAY GTH-Trip to Macao leaving Wing Lok Street. Wharf at 21:19 4. The Melodians band has
been engaged for the trip.
Capt. Evers, Capt. Bridgland, Capt Morris, Capt. Howard, Major Lightfoot Lt. Sath, Lt. Wright and Mr. Gur. Fogden to bat.
Beatty
Sturges
Bowling Analýris.
LR G. d XI v. "Tamar " In the abors League match to be played on the Navy ground, Happy Valley at 9 p. to-morrow. The following will represent the 1.R.C Sirdar Khan (capt.), J. 8. Ackher, M. P. Madez, S. & R. Ismail, V. T. Mans, A. S. Ismail, A. K. Minu, AR Minn 8.-D. Ismail, A S. Sufiad, and A. Bohmîn. ⠀⠀ Hong Kong 0.0. 2nd XI. v. Kowloon 0.0, 2nd XI,
The following team has been chosen to play for the H.K.C.C 2nd XI. Kowloon C.O. 2nd XI. at Kowloon to-morrow, st "215 p.m.-P. Jacks, H. A. Armstrong, C. Burgers, G. P. Lammert, H W. Lee, D. E. G. Nicholson, Orr, H. J. Stevenson, L. P. Ralph, J. A. Summert, and C. D. Wales.
DA LOCAL GOLF.
T.
In our account last week of the Chinese New Year meeting, ar- ranged in connection with the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club It was inadvertently omitted that the Mixed Bogey competition is to be held on February 2nd and 3rd Unlimited entries are allowed, and this includes entries with different partners. M
15 Bounds Middleweight Cham-having arrived, Consignes of Cargo by
Contest:-A.B.. pionship
Ewin her am hereby notified that all Goods
hazardous and/or extra kazardona : Goi downs of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whard and Godown Co, Ltd., whe
whenes, and/or from the Wharves, Delivery can be obtained
Morris (H.M.8. Hermes).
Six Bound Welterweight Con- test-Stoker Beynolds (H.M. Bubs marines) v. Stoker Evans (H.M.S: Hermes).
DRAW FOR THE H.KEA test:LS. Hall.v. Stoker Percy Javi Cinime mast reach us by La£Fabru-
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No Claims will be admitted after the Ten Rounds Lightweight Con- Goods have left the Godowns, and all
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remaining undelivered after th
•1997; will be rubject to Hanks. Lake (H.M.S. Durban).
Six Rounds Featherweight Conary, 1997, or they will not be recognised. test:-H. Major (Hong Kong) v. Btoker Britt (H.M.S. Hermes),
Six Rounds Ligutweight Con-
| test:-Pte. Hume (KO.S.B.) v. A.B. Baker (HM.S. Hermes),d=
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The Navy 11. side went all to bits in their match with the Club de Beercio. They want a fastish and Lee, held on far too long and Civil Service, as I said some time
In the Captain's Cup competition, bowler who can bowl at the sticks, failed to get their opponents out, lago, have had bad luck with illness it was R. K. Valentine. (Dodwell and a little more steadiness in the thanks to a determined innings by and injuries, and I fear they have batting..
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Sommerfelt. T. 8. Whyte Smith, In the Second Division the Police G. B. Layton . C. B. Robertson. have got his fifty easily. Green the result was a drawing busi are still top but tasy are only three played an und amonly nice kacck, As regards the position in the points up on the Indians and have ther there will be a qualifying round It has not yet been decided whe- good cricket all the way through League Table, Kowloon have vastly played two more matches. The in the Junior Section championship and it is a great pity he does not play more. Hail lashed out gal-lift by boating the Navy. The strut chance of succes Proteas Happy Valley Its probable Built, engined and equined complete by The Henglong & Whampes Dock Co. Ltd. Hongkong, for their of lantly and collected his 18 in very latter side sink to fifth position and The match on the Club ground ordeal of pencil and card may der emersible and centrifugal pumps, air compresser, wireless, searchlight and all modern appliances for Salvage Wi
that this will be eliminated as the service, 1921. Length 165 B.P., Breadth 24′ (m), Depth 17 (m), LBP 2(00. Fitted with electrically driver Short time. But for some reasons they lose Cantrell and Armitage to-morrow should be well worth bar some players from entering or other the Bank, who had a very this week end (I so Hawkins watching, though it is unlikely that Unless there are over 32 entries, it
Plesso address enquiries to the Chief Manager, useful part of yowlers in Parker sails almost at once) their prospects & definite result will be reached, will be match play right through."
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Steel Twin-Screw Ocean-going Tug and Salvage Steamer
"Henry Keswick
M. DYER, B.SC. MINA KOWLOON DOCK, HONG K
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