8
HONG KONG CRICKETERS AT HOME.
TOUR OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS.
In August a team of Hong Kong cricketers on leave this year toured the Channel Island and the scores are given below, writes Mr. H. E. Standage from Home. He adds: Owing to certain failures the team was not as strong or as representative as it was hoped it would be. With one or two exceptions only, however, the players who kindly assisted to fill up the Hong Kong team' all came from or had served in the East.
•
***Armarong was born in Hong Kong and I understand hopes to go out there in a year or so and will be a great acquisition to Hong Kong cricket, Nason was recently out in Hong Kong with. the Canicroninas and Llewellyn served out there with his regiment. the Queen's Own, some years ago.. Of the others, Murphy and. Arnold-Jenkins, are from India and Brodie from Australia. The result: Won 1, lost 1, drawn 3 was not ag`all bad and everyone, I think, vajoyed themselves immensely."
HONG KONG WANDERERS v. {
JERSEY ISLAND C.C.
Played at Jersey College feld on August 10th-17th:-..
Jersey Island C.C.
First Innings.
Hong Kong Wanderers.
D. G. Nicholson, b Hoc-
quard
D. A. Brodie,"b Thornton .....27 H. E. Standage, è La Spear-
man, b Thornton
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1928.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
TO-DAY'S TEAMS AND PROSPECTS.
ARMY. NAVY IN LAI WAH CUP.
GOLF.
ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF
CLUB.
SUNDAY'S STARTING TIMES AT FANLING,
9.24 a.m. A. D. Humphreys and N.
E. Kent,
9.28
The semi-final of the Lai Wah Cup competition which is being played on the H.K. Football Club Ground between the Army and the Navy will be the chief match of the day. The Army are expected to win, although they have not got a soft thing, the Navy having an- other ship added to their strength. The game timed to commence at 4 p.m. will be under Mr. F. Smith, 41, with Mesars. Lawrence and Samy as linesmen.
JS Dykes and W. A. Weight.
S., Butlin and W. A. Stewart.
9.32
JT
9.06
4
1. Christie and S. M. Monroe.
·9,40
==
H.. W. Moon and E. B, Clarke."
L. Garner and G. E. Alitchell.""
9/49
"
D. Ellis and J. Gardner.
9.59
J. E. Mackay Spicer.
H
9.36
The junior teams will be fighting for points as usual, and one or two keen games will be seen. A good game will be that between South China "A" team, and the Queen's. 10.00 The latter team have only played one match in the league, which they woo, but they are a good side, and are expected to walk away from 10.09 Caroline Hill with the points. The referee is Mr. Lawrence.
10.12.
10.04
and a drawn game should be the 10.20 result. Referee: Mr. Ip Kau Ko.
字节”
1 R. Andrewes and J. S. MacLaren.
H. Jeffries and W. M. Festing E. Hallifax and Col. Lynch,
CC. Stark and P. P. J. Wodehouse. A. E. Lissaman and F. A.
Redmond.
D. J. Gilmere and H. Ireland.
K. S. Robertson and D. Matthews.
HOCKEY.
Y.M.Ç.A. ẹ HKARA II.
The following will represent the Y.M.C.A 1st XI. against the H.K.S.R.A. II. on Tuesday at King's Park, Bully off at 3 p.m. - D. Harvey E. R. Robinson, A., C. Jeffries: T. Seddon, F: Allen, E.
Murphy; F. Munn, A. J. Ashby, F. B. Ashton, R. Murray, T. Price
Y.M.C.A. will play in colours.
It is the aim of those people who demand a lighter and larger ball
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to bring hack artistry into the
Optional Cargo will not be landed here, game so that ball control will count unlear Notice has been given prior to Yeasel's arrival, but carried on from for more than it does with the pre-port to port to the final port of call to
which tha a option extends.
All broken, chafed and flamaged Gooda are to be lift in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 and Noos within the Free Starage period, No Claims will be admitted after thi Goods hars left the Vessel's Godawn and all Goods remaining undalivarod after the 2nd November, will be subject to Bant,
sent bail.
Experts and golfng legislators of Great Britain and of America agree as to the desis. ability of a lighter ball but one thing which has operated against its standardisation has been that the vast community of moderate golfers is generally opposed to any thing which will deprive them of the joy of a long drive. This mat- U.ters more to the mediocre golfer
than anything else in the game. E
R. T. Jones, who is by general consent the greatest living golfer, His understood to favour a change which will penalise the golfer who P.has nothing but physical strength
11
T. F. Garnier, e Cartar, b
Thornton
...... 34
H. W. Winstanley, c and b
Hinton
10
J. G. Arnold-Jenkins" b Hoc-
quard
G. Walker, e Arnold-Jenkins,
E, B. Reed, b. Mitchell.
I
b Hinton
10
J. Hinton, b Hocquard... 41'
Turland, c
Nicholson,
D. 3. Murphy, b Hocquard... 10
Hinton
13
H. G. Woolfe, e Winstanley,
A, S. P. 1.b. w., b Hinton
b Hocquard
3
L. Noakes, b Reed
30
A. C. Hamilton, 1.b.v.,
Hinten
R.. W. Lec. L. Spearman.
b Mitchell
The Navy and Royal Artillery should put up a good show, on the Navy Ground at Happy Valley,
10.16
L. M. Lloyd, not out
1
R. Carter, b Reed
Extras
Lieut. Col.
R. Carey, b
Reed...
206
The R... play St. Joseph's, on the Recreio Ground at King's Park, and a belated win for the E.A.F. 10.28 should be the ultimate result. Referee: Mr. Stoakes,"
10.24
10.32
10,38
10.40
4
10.44
A. B. Parves and
II. R. Forsyth and R. Hepburn.
K.
,
entail a greater test for champion-
10.48
T.
"
S Spearman, b Reed
M. T. Baines, b. w., b
Recd
RE: Osborne-Smith, not out 7
Extras
10
Total
.125
Bowling: Reed 5 for 56: Hin-
tan 5 for 59,
Serund füninga, i
H. W. Winstanley, 1.b.w., b
Reed
81
G. Walker," Lb. w., b Reed
0
Turland, Standage
Brodie
b
136
„A, S. P. Swan, run out
Noakes, e
L
Reed
Murphy, b
A. C. l'amilton, not out
R. Carter, not out
B. E. Osborne-Smith, st.
Woolfe, Brodie
Extras
38 588
Total
Bowling-Hocquard 3 for $2: Thornton 3 for 74; Mitchell for $1.
HONG KONG WANDERERS . GUERNSEY ISLAND CC.
The K.O.S.B. and the Small Units clash on the Army Ground at Sookunpoo, and a win for the X.O.S.B.'s seems inevitable. Re: feree: B. Q.M. S. Hutchins, R.A.
Chinese Athletic entertain the South China "B" team on their ground at Happy Valley and u win Played at Guernsey on August for the Athletic is assured. Re | 10.52*,, 29th and 21st:
feree: Pte. Farnsworth.
+
Hong Kong Wanderers. First Iwainge
B. D. Armstrong, b Alston... 19
D. G. Nicholsun, b Evans.....: 0
L. T. Llewellyn, b Morres... 21
Kowloon are at home to the 10.58,, University. The latter team are eaming on quite well, but Kowloon have only to play as they did last week to gather the points. Referee: Mr. Greave.
11.00",
11.04.
D. A. Brodie, e Alston, b
Evans
35
H. E. Standage, c Sheldon, b
Evans
11
-43%
5
J. R. Hinton, é Sheldon, b
Alston
***
E. B. Reeth, e de la Conda-
mine, b Evans
Eastern and Recreio meet on the St. Joseph's Oround at Happy Valley. Recreio gos a trouncing last week, but they will not have the same class to contend with in the Eastern side, on whom'they may have their revenge. Referee: Sergt. Tomy, R.A.
11.08.
子
1.12
11.16
11.20
21
0
11.24
"
CRICKET.
11.28
27
11.32
Total (for & wkts.):391
Linut. Col. J. R. Carry, S. Spearman and M. T. Baines did not bat. Inning declared.
Bowling:-Reed 3 for 190; Brodie 2 for 115; Elinton 0 for 88; Leo 0 for 48: Murphy 0 for
15.
Hong Kong Wanderers XI.
Firat Innings.
D. G. Nicholson. E Carug,
Turland ........
15
D. A. Brodie, b Turland
{fp" »
J. G. Arnold-Jenkins,
0
R. W. Lee, b Turland ...
13
Hamilton, b Turland
H. E, Standage, b Baines.
J. R. Hinton, e Walker, b
D.
Turland..
B. Murphy, lb.w., b Turland
C. Graham, b Baines
B. Reed, e Hamiltsa, b Turland
L.M. Lloyd, b.v., b.Tur-
land
H. G. Woolfe; not out
Extra's
Total.........
Bowling Turland 8 for 20; Baines 2 for 31.
› Second Toninga,
D. G. Nicholson, b Hamilton 19
D. A. Brodie, e Swan, b
G.Arnold-Jenkins,
B. W. Lee, run out
ton
L.M. Lloyd, not out
G. M. Hodgson, e Stone, b
Alston
H; G. Woolfe, nos out. 49
L. M. Lloyd, 1.b.w., b Lewis 16
R. W. Lee, b Lewis
Extras
Total
1
21
.216
Bowling:-Evans 4 for 37; Alston 3 for.67: Lewis 2 for 36; Morres 1 for 3;. Stone 0 for 28; Tate Olor 10.
Second Innings.
R. D. Armstrong, b Evans... 1
D. G. Nicholsun, b Erans
D. A. Brodie, e de In-Conda-
raine, b Lewis
iG
2
40
Stone, b
H. E. Standage, c Tate, b
Stone
LT. Llewellyn,
Alston..
J. Hinton, b Evans .......
E. B. Reed, c and b Alston... 1
G. M. Hodgson, b Moires
H, G. Woole, not out
LM. Lloyd, not cut.......
Extras
92
..15 11
Total (for 8 wkts.)......183
R. W. Lee did not bat. In- nings declared, -
Bowling-Evans 3 for 42: Alston 2 for 68: Lewis for 14: Morris 1 for 10; Stone 1 For 5. Young for 17 de Conda
mine 0 for 3.
Guernsey Island C.C.-
First Innings.
H.K.C.C. IT XI. .
I.R.C.
This game starts to-day on the H.K.C.C. grouad at 2 p.m.
H.K.C.C.-H. R. B, Hancock
(Captain) A. W. Hayward, Rev.
K. Quick, H. Gwen Hughes, A. C.
G. W. Garrett and
Graves.
S. J. H. Fox and R.
Moodie.
B., Lacon and E. Kern. G. W. Sellars and G. W. Reeve.
Forbes.
W. L. Alexander and
Low.
E. N. Monip and J, A.
Cameron.
to commend his golf His opinion ia shared by the misjority of the masters," and the subject has been discussed in golfing quarters for many years. The case for" the D.lighter ball is that its use would
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ship competitors; the case against AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE. it is the natural desite of the moderate golfer to preserve any- Sthing which will flatter his golf.
A. B. Raworth and L. G. S. Dodwell.
G. Davidson and A. C..I. Bowker.
N. L. Smith and C. B. Johnson.
J. Coulthart and W. Tait.
H. A. Lammert and F. Ellis.
Southampton Professional's Amazing Drive.
The most remarkablé hole in one ever achieved has been accomplish ed by George Kirby, the local pro- fessional, on the Stoneham course. As the ninth bole, which measures 340 yards, he holed out with his M.driver, this being the greatest re corded distance of any hole in one shot. Kirby has now holed out in one on three occasions at Stone- ham, and each one has been over 200 yards. He has holed the second (230 yards) and the thirteenth (244 yards) eath in one stroke.
D. M. Goodall and E. P. Fletcher..
F. A. Merry and K. L. Dugan.
N. Garland and 'H.A. Kelly.
H. Roger and M. L.
Clarke.
Capt. Pillaue and Capt. Beaton.
1. Bowker, C. D. Wales, II. THE IMPLEMENTS OF GOLF. Parker, J. Bonnar, O. Moor, E.
J. R. Mitchell, E. R. West..
HK.C.C. 2ND XI. . CLUB DE RECREIO.
This game starts to-day on Recreio ground at 2 p.m.
H.K.C.C.A. H. Cillingbam" (Captain) G. P. Lammert, V. W. L. Starrion, G. R. Vallack, A. Reid, W. B. Cornaby, W. K. Sait, L. A. R. Duncan, A. B. Raworth, H. . Remington, J. E. Hancock."
WAYFOONG 4 NAVY, Wayfoong cricketers are getting inte trim early this season for their coming Hong" matches with Ewo and Taikoo and on Sunday they are playing an all-day match at King's Park against a Navy XI. captained by Pay Lt. Waters
In this they will be represented by:-W. J. Clerk, R. A. Green, J. Hall, I. H. C. Highet, B. P. Massey, H. V. Parker (Captain).. J. H. Raikes, M. D. Scott, E. P. Streatfield, F. H. Swayne, J. Wilkie.
HONG KONG WANDERERS v.. GUERNSEY GARRISON,
Played at Guernsey on August
Guernsey Garrison. Sergt. Llewellyn, b Reed
Hamilton
15
J.
b
Hamilton
H. E. Standage, e Swan, b
Turland
H. N. E. Alston, e and b..
Hinton
43
0
J. Sheldon, b Armstrong
.0
H. V. Stone, e Woolfe, b
Armstrong
22nd:
0
Y. A. Lewis, b Hinton
14
10
R. G. Evans, e Armstrong, b
ced
14
Gr. Wood, e Brodie, b Arm-
strong
10
E. R. Morres, b Hinton...
0
.138
G. C. de la Condumine, 1.b.w.,
b Armstrong
G. C. de la Condamine, e und
b Woolfc.......
19"
12
Capt. Travers, c Lee, h Arm-
R. M. Airey, c Brodie, b
Armstrong
strong
14
35
Major R. M. Airey, J.b.w., b
'Reed
28
Pte. Todd, not out
18
G. D. H. Flowderdew, not
out ...... Extras
0
L/Cpl. Harden, not out
Extras
11
11
.182
J. R. Hinton,c and b Hamil-
}
D. B. Murphy, Turlnd
C. Graham, burland
"E. B. Reed,. b Turland
H. G. Woolfe, bow.. b Tur
Jand Extras
Total
Bowling Turland 5 for 31: Hamilton 4 for 65; Walker 9 for,, 17: Osborne-Smith 0 for 19.
HONG KONG WANDERERS e. A JERSEY XL
Played at Jersey on August 18th:
A Jersey XI.
J. C. Tate, run out.
A. V. W. Young, 5 Brodie... 1.
Total
Bowling Armstrong 4 for 34; Reed' for 76; Hinton 3 for 35; Brodie for 6; Llewellyn 0 fur 20.
Second Innings.
€
Total (for 5 wkts.)......117 E. W. D. Western, M. C. Cris ford, R. M. Allfroy and Pte. Tait did not bat. Innings 'de- clared.
for 63;
Bowling:-Eced Armstrong 2 for 40; Woolfe i for 7; Hinton 0 for 4.
Hong Kong Wanderers.
R. D. Armstrong Lb.w., b
Western
J. W. Thornton, e Hinton, b
Reed
0
R. H. Jackson, c' Brodie, b
Garnier
.. 12
L. Spearman, at. Woolley b
Reed
30
H. W. Winstanley, c and b
Hinton A....
H. N E. Alston, 1.b.w., h
Reed
39
24
R. Carter, e Brodie, b Gar-
H. V. Stone, b Reed
+22
J. R. Hinton, b Allfrey
10
· 1
V. A. Lewis, run out
0
nter
O. W. Hornoh Beed
10
R. L. Molesworth, b Hinton 5
R. G. Evans, at. Woolfe, b
Roed
G. M. Hodgson, st. Airey, b "
Todd...
12.
15
J. H. P. Connor, b Hinton... 21
30
E. R. Morres, e Nicholson, b
Armstrong
D. A. Brodie, c Tate, b Todd C. F. Nason, b Todd
0
.......... 31
H. E. Standage, c Airey, b
C. J. Mitchell, c Reed, b
Hinton
G. G. de la Condamine, c
Todd.
Lloyd, b Armstrong
20
R. M. Airey, not out
70
J. C. Tate, not out
D. G. Nicholson, aut out..... E B. Roed, st. "Arcy, b
Todd
0
Extras
12
J. Spearman, not out
J. H. Hocquard, c Lloyd, b
Reed
Extras
Total
187
72;
Hinton, 4 for 60; Garnier 2 for 30; Brodie 0 for 13.
Total (for 6 wkt.)......149
Bowling:-Armstrong 2 for 59;
Reed 3 for 37; Hinton 0 for. 48. (Continued on next Column).
Bowling:-Reed
for 4
H. G. Wolfe, not out
Extrda
Total (for 7 wkts.)......100 Bowling:-Todd 5 for
49;
Western 1 for 23; Allfrey 1 for
22.
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The business meeting of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club was held at St. Andrews on September 28th, when Sir John Anglis, the retiring captain, presided.
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CONSIGNEE, NOTICE.
B.S. "PAUL LECAT.""
ARRIVED HONG Koxe on 23ad OCTOBER, 1928,
FROM MARSEILLES, &c.
ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the slove zamed steamer are bereby
JONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above, named Vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and and Kowloon Wharf, and Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where BURG and Forte, Consignees of Cargo each Consignment will be sorted out are hereby notified that their Cargo is Mark by Mark and Delivery can be being landed at their risk into the Go-informed at their Goods with the obtained se the Goods are landed, downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon exception of Uplum, Tressure and Valu- Optional Goods will be landed here Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon,ables are being landed and placed, at
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their risk in the Godown of the Hong unless Instructions have been given to where Delivery can be obtained.
Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown the contrary Six hours before arrival of
Co., Ltd, Kurioos, whence Delivery oun be obtained as the Goods are landed.
Goods not cleared within 7 days in cluding date of arrival, will be subject to rent
All Claims must be sent to the Under- the 1st signed before Thursday, November, 1928, or they will not be recognized.
Packages will be examined Dame Consignees, and the Company' Gooda maust be presented within Two Burveyors, Mestra, Goddard & Douglas
the Clodowns and by the Wooks of the Ship's armiral-bero, after at 10 am, on Monday, the 29th Osto- which date they will not be recognised. ber: 1228,
Consignees are requested to surrender - No Claims will be admitted after the their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned Goods have left the Goderns; for Countersignature
Na Firm Inspznaos will be effected by MELCHERS &
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LESDOS NOADDIUTSCHER LLOT, BAKER. Hong Kong, 23rd Oct, 1923, [6890
No Fire Insurance will be affected by
any case whatever, Damaged Packages must be left ir, the Godowns for examination by the Con-
No Fire Insurance will be effected by ns in any case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown Lor examination by the Con signos and the Company's Burveyors, Mears. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 am.. on the 29th of October, 1928,
It was expected that a definite decision would be made on the ball question, but when Mr. Norman Boase stated on his returning from America that a statement would be made in three or four months' time" golfers prepared for the shelving of the matter. It seems to be fairly certain that golf is to be made andre difficult, but not yet. The present ball, which is 1.82 signees, and the Company' S10 No Claim will be admitted after the ounces in weight and has a diameter Messrs. GODDARD & DOUGLAS, A 10 AM.. of 18 inches, hat undoubtedly on Mandaya sed Thursdays, within the operated against the artist as dis- Free Storage-period, A tinct from the mighty hitter among golfers. It does not call for the same control, it is something in the nature of a "bullet" which can be "fred," as distinct from an arrow which calls for skilful con- sideration as to trajectory.
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All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 14th November, 1825, or they will not be recognized admitted after the
No Claims will be Goods have left the GodownsK
MAUKINNON, MACHENZIE & 00,
'Agenia.
Hong Kong, 26th Oct, 1928. 16905
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