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There is, I fancy, more excitement about the publication of the Inter port cricket team than about any thing else, in the athletic world of our little Colony. The adherents of other games are perhaps as excited over their own teams, but over the cricketers Cricket selections nat alone, but footballers, hockey-ites, tennis players, golfers, and even steny baseballer or two sits up and takes notice. I must confess that when I first saw the side I was a hit surprised. Well as Alan Reid ean bowl, he had a fatal habit of bowling one long hop almost every over on the leg, and I thought that But on reflection would dish him.
realized that Reid has been im- proving steadily in his bowling all through the Trials, and was medium fast rft hander. It is true that Parker has the better. record (counting the trial H.K.C.C. game and H.K.C.C. . K.C.C.), viz., 19 wickets for 999 runs. with an aver- age of 14.81 per wicket. Reid has for 161-average 23 per wicket, Parker's batting average is 64 in four knocka, average 21. while Reid's is 48 in 3 completed innings Average 13.00. But figures are risky .things to form a judgment on, and I rather suspret that the selectors may have doubted Parker's inter- port temperament. However, I ex- pect to see him play in the next game against Malaya unless every very convincing against one is Shanghai."
I think that Anderson's selection is sound. He. Musson and Rey- nolds may be bracketed together as plavers of much the same tyne- useful bats, and fair bowlers. Rey nolds has been disappointing of late, but I am sure he will be better suited by a full three-day match than these half-day scrambles.
News
Echoes From Shanghai.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY,
The
We have now bad news of a second Interport trial in Shanghai and aguin the selected aide have crash- ed hopelessly. This worries me a good deal. I would rather have Sen them making hundreds, for we
new that form is not true. opposition was not particularly strong and if Donald Lench came a cropper twice, it seems to me that it wirely means he is saving it up for heral I hope we shall beat Shanghai! But I hope still more they will work off their overdue big scores against Malaya. It would be interesting to know how far their failure induced Doc. O'Hara to change his mind and come down. The Doc.'s last record here was excellent, but more for runs kept down than wickets taken. when they want fifty to go with two wickets, and the Doc. in, that I am afraid of him.
The Programine.
It is
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I had not heard of any mis- apprehension about the preacut leted team being only for duty versus Shanghai, ns stated in
Spectator " contemporary. As says it is quite likely we shall find new names in the side several against Malaya and if Maxwell isn't picked I shall lay a few white on the graves of-but no! But there roas Let us to impersona!! certainly seem to be some doubt about the arrangements. They are as follows:
1930 SUBSCRIPTION
GRIFFINS NAMED.
ÖVER SEVENTY PONIES REGISTERED.
[BY MORNING DEW."}
Yesterday was the closing date, for owners to nominate their subs recently drawn for, and over 70 animals have been duly named.
Some owners who are in Canton, and others who are away from the Colony, have not so far named their representatives, but no doubt in the course of the next few days, these particulars will be sent in.
The presence of such designations as "Wonderful" " Arrow," "Sunny Boy," and." Surprisu Eve" is sufficient indication of what some owners think of their ponies.
Mrs. Southorn has named her sub "Tombola," and it is to be hoped she will have better luck this year than with the skewbald Animal which she drew last season.
Diener
No.
1.-Mr. Ho Kam Tong's 2-Mr. Hau Un's
3.-Messrs. Lau's and Leo's
NOVEMBER 1, 1929.
LAWN TENNIS.
THE FORTHCOMING INTERPORT.
SOME OF THE PROBABLES,
Local lovers of the game are keen- ly locking forward to the Interport with Shanghai, which will be held in about three weeks' time. It is n long time since the last contest of this nature has been singed here --to be exact the year was "10233- so that unusual interest is now being
taken.
How local players will fare re ains to be scen One thing is certain that Shanghai will be 'ex- tremely strong, if Gordon Lum, Wade and Carnavarro are incläded in the team. Heng Kong's beat will have to be at their very best to stave off a third defeat in succes
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Calour Dun ... Choas Hail ... Groy Ro
Pony
Weight
White Star
..
Duke of Chita
Friar
...13.0 13.1 13.05
sion!
13.1
13.73
13.1
6.Messrs. Hinsba's und Yam Man's... Out Gay
10
Harbot's
Mr. Weefree's
Pearco's 11.Mr. Wong Ping Shan's Mrs H. S. Shan's 13-Mr. Y. T. Fur
Piendor Musketeer Eastbourne
Thuringian Pagoda
Arabian Sea
strong service and stinging back- hand chops; is very good at de fence; and has given all the leading local players a good run in Open Tournaments..
E. A Fincher has shown up well with his brother in the Open
Championship of Doubles
the Colony.
Major Lucas possesses a terrific service; killa very effectively at the not, where he excels.”
M. K. Lo was runner-up in the Open Singles Championship in 102 has shown consistent form of late; and is very reliable,
Ho Ka Lau is champion of the Chinese Recreation Club: has had experience in Far Eastern Olympics: is a hard bitter; and possesses good stamina.
A NEW BOXING "FEDERATION.
STORMY SEQUEL TO RECENT SUSPENSIONS.
(THROUGH GRUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, Oct. 90 As a sequel to the recent suspen, sions of Ernie Jarvis, Levine-and Matt. Wells, now shown to have been based upon a misapprehen- sion, an extremely atormy meeting of promoters, managers and boxers in London to-day, decided by 20 votes to seven, to form a new
Boxing Federation."
The three suspended men stated their case against the British Box- ing Board of Control, Matt Wells declaring that he had no knowledge
J. S. McEachran is comparatively a new-comer to the Colony has gained an enviable reputation in of why he was suspended.
The meeting. pisted a resolution Tientsin, Shanghai-and Canton; has an elastic defence and is a parti- declaring that the suspensions were cularly hard man to beat.
L. Goldman is an all-rounder with
unfair.
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Trial Practices. Hong Kong are serious about it. and while nothing definite has been very good spirit; has shown up ex- fixed as regards the number of retremely well in Shanghai; possesses!"tion of the stoical behaviour of the free and easy styles and good famous Stinio Morrison, whom he presentatives and date of play, As- 13.25sociation officials are already bar stamina: enjoys the game very describes as having an overwhelm- ruminating on the qualifications of much; and is considered one of theme perronality and tremendous 11the leading lights, It seems probst polished players locally. 13-1able that the following will be in 13.1vited to trial practices. W. Lo. 133 13.21
18.1
Grey
Dun
Grey
Brova
Grey
Ilo Sai Man'a
Dun
Round Pearl
Grey
General Motor
K. Lau's, Bellamy 18.-Mesars 20-Jr.
Ho Kors 91.-Mr. D. U. X. Downs's se-Mr.
and Gordor's
1k, chest'nt.
Bræfell
Hay
Bridge Hall
Grey
Dan
Key
Groy
Petor Gurney
Ero
Eve's
W. E. L. Shenton's
Grey
Grey
Feare's
Osiris
K. H. Kay's
Dabblegrey
Blue Skies
1.
Lo's and Loung's
Cheng and Ng's
3-Mrs. Southern's
Mf. E. L. Hosie's 33.-31. 34.- Mrs. R .M. 30-Messrs. Tester's 4.-On H.K.C.C." ground.
37.-Mr. Li Tso November 5, 6 anil Malaya 1. Shanghai.
November 8 United Services r. Shanghai,
Dyer's
and. Fong's
28.Mr. Liang Sai Yen's.
39-Mr. Topside's
40-Mr. Wong Kam's
49-Mr. Chan Wai Yan's November 9, 11, and 12 Hong-Me. Topside's... Kong . Shanghai.
Abraham'a
41
暨母
44-Messrs. Rafeek's and Rumjaha's November 13, 14, and 13 Hong-Mr. Dynasty's Kong r. Malaya.
AND AT E.C.C November 16 and 17 K.C.C. 2. Shanghai.
I can only add that we could do with a drop of rain o nights to help out the H.K.C.C. wicket. We have had none for a mouth and it's a bit hard on the groundsman.
49.-Mr. Chau Wai Yau's 31.-Messra Chao's and Tse's 52.-Mr. Remerlios's
4-Mr. Splita's
Mr. Eve's 67,-Mr. J. J. Basto's 50.-MU Szo Wing's 08.-Mr. Pearl's GO.-Mr. W. T. Stanton's.. 61.-Mr. W. E. L. Shenton's
Weefree's...
Tin Son's... 6-Mr. 35.-Mr. Wayfocng's
7-Messrs. Chan's and Mok's 68-Mr. Parkson, Chau's 69.-Mr. J. C. lognaschi's 70.-31. J. C.
ng Shan's 12-Mr. Wong
Dynnuty's
Possible Omission? But I do regret to find that the selectors has not found a place for Maxwell, even an n reserve. He ial
It is "not yet quite certain what admittedly a gamble, but he is will happen to-morrow afternoon. match winning, bat if he comes off if Malaya don't want the ground I believe our selected team will play and is quite likely to make as many runs in twenty minutes as four or the Reat. It seems practically cer- five others in both matches. There tain Reynolds cannot play in the is among cricketera a general confirat match and I shall be interest- census of opinion. I find, as to how ed to see who succeeds to his place. a place for him might be found. I was sorry not to be able to get should not have written these lines down to the practice on Wednesday S. Ch's Fefore inst Saturday, but Maxit was one of those that I have ad- ell's fine itiding turned the sealgvocated for some time. But one has in my mind. Youth-must be served to deal with a job of work when
scener or later.
But an Excellent Team.
it is there.
A Cricket Nursery.
7Mr. Li Tse Fongs... 76.-Mx. 27-Lieut-Comdr. Aldington's
7. B. Brown's...
Tang
Shiv Kin's 81.-Mr. 82-Messrs. Lau's and Lee's 83 Mr. II. Beth's.....
-Mr. Glehh's... 55.-Mr. T. L. Kwok's 87.-Mr. Ellandel's 6D-Messrs. Lo's and Liang's . 90-Mr. Jack Macgregor's
Ponies
4-Mt. L. Dunbar's 5-Mr. K. P. Yu's H-Messrs. Hynes's and Jackie's 14-Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith's 15.-Messrs. Chow's and Chan's
Dyer's and Beith's... 26--Mr.
the more interporters, you can look ripe aperteman (I hope "ripe" 15 35.-Fr. 1 1. Danbar's
Iran grey... Wonderful
Chestnat... Tombola
Irun grey... Teschit
Ban ronn... Cairngorm
Grey
5 Bay II"
13.0 13.0 13.
13.1
13.24
... Second Key ...Lonesome Night... 13.01
Dark Grey Mountain Ash
...Dk. Chest'nt. Cocktail
13.12
T. Honda, S. A. Rumjahn, Ng Sze Kwang, S. E. Green, H. D. Rum- jahn, E. C. Fincher, E. F, Fincher, Major Lucas, M. K. Lo, Ho Kan Lau, J. S. McEachran, and L. Gald-
..man.
Our Players Reviewed, Taking the probables individually, they have acquired a good standard For the and much experience.
·STINIE MORRISON AND THE "CAT.". REVELATIONS OF PRISON LIFE.
is an
1
*The cnt
inhuman Of the above M. W. Lo, S. A
punishment. It destroys within Rumjaha, H. D. Rumjahn, Ng Sze most criminals that little spark of Kwong and E. C. Fincher have sentiment which might some day 13.01 presented Hong Kong before in kindle fires which might purge 13.0 Interport matches, but much de- them. It increases their contempt pends on current form and they will for morals, hardens them unspeak. have to show up well to be included ably, and turns them out of prisoa in the team.
greater human ghouls than when they entered. The cat practical- ly in every case confirms crimin- ality in the victim for ever."
This is one of the striking state- Singles, the following are their resments concerning prison life made in a book, "His Majesty's Guests," pective qualifications:-
M. W. La. current champion of published last month, and written 13.1 the Colony, plays an all round by "Wardea." an officer of twenty- game, possesses very good know five years' experience i the prison ledge of courteralt, had considerable service. experience, in England, has been practising consistently for many inonths, and at present is maintain- 13.0%ing fine form,
13.25
13.2
13.0
... 13.1
13.1
13.9
Grey
Shanghai Benu
Brown Mountain Oak
Gay
White
Stawberry
Kine agon
13
Throstle
... 13.4
roan. Hongkong Beaú
White
...Ah Suen
Black ... Siamese Shop
Grey
Gay
Dun
Orey
Grey
Grey
Groy
Grey
Crea11
... Gray
Grey
... Cream
Grey
י
Toreador
Santiso Eve
Tea Shop
Астон Billiard
Widgeon Grenadier
Kalgan Stag
The Chandos
Magic Caduceus
... Iron Blo
Iran Blood....
Dark Brown Catalan
... Hunchats
Grey Grey Chestnut...
Tron gray Roan
Grey
14
A
Thracian
Cobra
Bay
Key Dodo
Chestnut... Zo-z
Grey
...
The Ringer...
Chestnut...
... Duke of Urga
Iron grey that's Yours" Day Grey Skewbald. Bentix
Henceforth...
... 13.1 ...13.04 13.14 13.2
13.1
.13.21
T. Honda has been champion of 13.1 the Colony three times in alternate 13.1
years and alsc of Malaya. Played 13.02 for Japan in the World's Olympic in 13.04 121 at Paris; is an extremely cool .13.11
player with a good defence and ...130 dangerous when attacking: Despite
slight physique possesses
13.2
13.11
13.12
13.11 139
13.1
stamina.
good
S. A. Rumjahn was champion locally in 1927 and three times runner-up in the last four years; loves the game for what it is worth and enjoys taking part in exciting matches; possesses good match temperament and a reportoire of strokes; has been in practice since the last championships and is an all rounder.
Ng Sze Kwong was champion from 1018-1923. Has had considerable ex- perience along the China Coast, Philippines and Japan; has been Chinese Olympic, Star; is a master at the game; executes his shots cleverly and shows good form at the 13.0k present time.
13.01
13.0
13.03
13.0
13.1
13.2
Four Horsemen
13.0!
13.14
Chestnut, Blue Gown..
13.11
...Marble grey Strathroy
13.1
To Be Named.
Dun
Grey
13.k
Grey
13.1 13.1
Dan
+
Grey
Grey
Chestnut...
Bay
Dun
Grey
Grey
Dark grey..
13.14
Grey
19.9
Grey
Gray
Grey
Grey
Bay
Dun
... Dun ...Blue roan
Grey.
13.1
rai
13.12
13.1
E. C. Fincher is another dan- gerous apponent to meet; possesses
It is, however, inevitable that
I have received through my with so many in the running for a place there will be differences of Editor an interesting note from the opinion as to the compusition of Rev. W. T. Featherstone. the Head- the team. Personally I think it is master of the Diocesan Boys' School A really uniul one we have chosen who himself, though not a great and to alter it would by no means expert, like Mr. R. Abbit turns out Le certain improvement. It is regularly in the focal Inter-Varsity true that we have no star bowlers enecanter. I knew, of course, that but Bowker, A. Reid, Reynolds, D. J. N. Anderson and Freddy Wyatt, Brace and Anderson are a Zimmern were old boys of that useful six to people who don't know Alma Mater but I did not realize them well. It must be remembered Teddy Fincher als learned to lisp that familiarity breeds contempt his infant cricket numbers there.
8. Vong's especially as regarda kowling! And I was interested to learn that that 30-Mrs. K. E. ILK. 46-Messrs back on the less you think of the not actionable! Call is veteran" 41-Mrs. E. 1.
Dyer's and Beith's... I only go A. O. Brawn first seriously encour present day bowling. hack to 1912, but I sigh for Chris-nger the game there, and that in 47-Messrs. Hynes's and Mackie's
48.-Mr. L. Dunbar's tian, Whyte, Bird and Corporal 1922-23 a matting wicket at nets
Capt. R. Dempsey! Our bowling won't he was put up on a tennis court at the 50.-Dr. C. M. Leitio's
G131rs. EL ball, on to half co-casy to Shanghai as it is to Ota School buildings, and the great 5-
thing was to slog
60-Mr. S. To
S.1 Borham Road. In 1924 came Mr.
and Mackie's 71. Messrs. The Malayan Side.
73-Mr. D. E Sherman's I have received some interesting J L Youngsave toi whats I have
78-estry, Sturt's and Lobel's notes from a well-known player often made mention) to the staff, down in the Straits. He has the and the echael is now a really fine
88-Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith's ... idea that their bowling is pretty nursery of local cricket. 'strong and that they will not have very large scores made against
I hope to report all the games, them, though perhaps they will not make very large totals themselves with the aid of a drop of lear They went two more really good and some public holidays. Regular bats to be a definitely strong side. Friday notes will be discontinued I will run through a few of the from now until the week beginning names, and hope I am right about November 13, but I hope to have them as they will be in Hong Kong a few stray fines on Monday next by the time these lines appear infend perhaps later. May I make print !
us!
For the Future.
it clear now in the reports of
Mr. D. & Sherman's
HOME FOOTBALL.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCHES.
Dr. H. O. HOPKINS, of Cxford matches that the running account and Worcestershire, is a first class is, for the sake of vividness, written TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. bat and useful alow bowler. as the game proceeds and that the JANSEN is a most promising bowler commentary is set down afterwards, who comes very fast off the pitch when one has had time to discuss a and can really spin the ball. He is few points with the playera. also a useful bat.
EVAN WONG is a good bat and wicket-keeper but has not had very much practice against good bowl- ing, as the Chinese have only re cently taken up aricket down there and the side he plays for is weak.
WARING is an old Wykhamist, aa excellent field, useful bat and, as
a slow blower, takes wickets. (N.B.,
B. ABBIT.
The following are the Home football fixtures for to-morrow ----
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
LOCAL FOOTBALL..
KOWLOON 12. K.O.S.B.
Arsenal Aston Villa
The following will represent the
Bolton
Burnley
I have deleted a portion of my in-osloon lat XI. r. K.O.S.B. Derby formant's remarks he is another Scokumpoo ground on Saturday, O.W.D)
BOSTOOR HILL is a very sound bat the 2nd November. Kick off 4.15
and clever slow bowler who can really keep a length..
TAL SINGH is said is to be a really excellent hat. With some beautiful shots, a fine field and a dangerous bowler if the wicket is. kicking.
The fast bowler, W. A. B. SMITH, is said to be really fast and also good bat and field, as are WYNOR, DONALDEOS and GIBSON. DONALDSON niso bowls.
To lift the team up to the best strongth Malaya could end they would have had to include Brand, Livock, Wigglesworth and B. N. Hamilton.
Division I.
Evertor
Manchester C. Portsmouth Wednesday McKelvic, Sunderland,
P.File:
Angus (Sar.); Gillotti, C. Pile Hedley, Dowman, Bliss; T. Pile, Gallaher, Simpson,
les
Reserve Easterbrook
KOWLOON RES. 2. R.A.MO.. Bradford C. The following will represent the Bristol C. 2nd XI. v. RA. MO.. on the Kow. Cardiff Joon Football Club ground, on Charlton Saturday, November 2ad. Kick of Hul
Notts C. 2.45 pm-
Angus (Jar.); Campbell," Han. Preston nan; Moore, Nicholls. Seddon; Reading Eastman, Ferguson, Moss, Coates, Stoke Bickford.
Reserves: King, Dennett.
Swansto
Wolves
v. West Ham.
v. Manchester U.
*. Sheffield U.
v... Birmingham
v. Blackburn.
v. Newcastle. v. Grimsby
Middlesbro Liverpool. #. Leicester 7. Huddersfield
Division II.
v. Southampton v. Barnsley. 1. West Brom v.Chelsea.
r. Notts Forest
+. Blackpool. v. Bradford.
v. Bury.
Oldham.
4. Tottenhamn ./Millwall
Division III. (Southern).
Bournemouth
Crystal P. Exeter Fulham Gillingham Luton
v. Torquay
4. Brentford..
v. Swindon.
v. Coventry. v. Bristol R v. Merthyr Northampton v. Brighton. Norwich 1. "Clapton O. Queen's P.R... Wailord. Bouthend v. Plymouth Walsall
Newport
. Barrow
e. Nelson:
Division III. (Northern).
Accrington Chesterfield. Darlington Doncaster Halifax
Lincoln Hartlepools Rochdale Rotherham
*. Wrexham *. Carlisle.
*. York.
.Southport.
v. Wigan
S. E. Green was champion from 13.14 1015 to 1918; is na adept base liner; 13.18 13.1
possesses strong forehand and back. 121 hand drives; in recent seasong has 13.24
cultivated overhead work to advan- tage.
H. D. Rumjaha has reached the semi-final of the Open Singles on 13.11 several occasions; is always a dan- 13.1 13:01 gerous opponent and one of the best volleyers locally. Possesses stendy 13.13 styles and temperament: has shown 13.1improvement of late and is in good 13.9 form at the present.
13.3
1. New Brighton Stockport
South Shields v. Port Valo Tranmere v. Crewe.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Airdrie Celtic Cowdenbeath
Division I.
Dundeo Hearts Kilmarnock Motherwell Partick Queen's Park St. Johnstone
v. Ayr United Hibernians v. Rangers. Clyde.
6. Hamilton. Aberdeen. v. Dundee UA
9. Falkirk Morton.
. Bt. Mirren
PRE-PAID
Terrible, Tight.
The author gives a vivid descrip-
(Continued on next Calumn).
physique, under the ordeal of the cat. Morrison had a terrible fight with another convict, and was finally overpowered by the combin- ed efforts of six warders. He was punished with twenty strokes of the cat," three months in chains, and detention in punishment cella on the lowest diet...
The writer points out that he has no particular sympathy with Stinie Morrion in this case, but that he wishes to record what man ner of man he was. During this punishment many
faint. Often sentence like twenty strokes of the "cat" has to be split up into three or for applica- tions.
D
men
Morrison not only stood the twenty strokes without anything but a terrible groan, quickly aup. pressed after the first stroke, but when they took him down he turn- smile of contempt. pitiful Twenty-five to one," he sneered. Judges and doctors, and gover nors and screws... all trying to make an innocent man squeal. He then Well, keep on trying." walked unnided to his cell.
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