1930-10-06 — Page 11

LOCAL WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS.

SOME INTERESTING

FRIENDLIES" PLAYED.

LADIES TAKE ON MEN AT KING OF SPORTS.

POLICE #4K.C.C.

Playing at home, the Police Re- creation Club scored a three-wicket win over Kowloon C.C. seconds,

The visitors batted first and des-

No less than six friendlies were played on Saturday, one of these being a game between ladies and gentlemen on the Royal Navy ground, King's Park. The latter won but the "Fair Cricketers" put up quite a good show and it is topite some good bowling by. B. G. be hoped that more of such games will be arranged during the season, In an inter-club match on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground, G. R. More played a great innings

A fenture of the P.R.C. was a for 61 runs, while playing for the good knock for 10 runs by Alexan Police Recreation Club at Happyder who was undefeated. When Valley, C. F. Alexander made a fine stumps wore drawn, they had 108 70, not out.

runs for 9 wickets.

The Combined Schools team gave the C.S.C.C. a rather auxious time. * The Club only managed to win by 3 runs and the display given by some of the school boys speaks volumes for those responsible for their coaching.

C.S.C.C.». COMBINED

SCHOOLS..

Civil Service Cricket Club took on an eleven from the local schools And won by the narrow margin of three runs.

Balting first, the school-boys put up the total of 135 runs with A. R. Suffiad (39) and A. R. H. Esmail (32) ap the principal Богов. Richardson was the most successful bowler for the home team, taking 4 wickets for 34 runs.

The home team started none too well but some hard hitting by Holmes (21), who went in rather late, helped to pull the game round and they had only passed the Schools' score by thres runs when the last wicket fell.

The scores werɑ :---

Combined Schools.

A. Tune (Q.C.), c and b

Kelly

A. Prata (D.B.B.), b Wood... B

A. R. H. Email (Q.C.), b

Macgowan ...

32

F. R. Zimmern (D.B.S.), run

out............

A. R. Suffind (Q.C.), e Hold-

man. b Wilson

Wood., b Macgowan

J. L. Youngaaye (D.B.S.),,c

13

G. A. Len (D.B,§.), Lh.w., b

Richardson

A. R. Abbag (St. J.), l.b, w., b

Richardson

0

K. Nazarin (Q.C.), o Kelly, b

Richardson

E. T. Wood (D.B.S.), C.

Wood, b ichardson

13

19

Y. P. Tsui (Q.C.), not out... 1

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Richardson

Kelly

Wood

Macgowan

135

O. M. I. W 102 344.

..... 7 4.0

1

A 0 24 1

Baker (8 for 43), knocked up 132 runs. Mead was top scorer with 30 while Gregory and Smith got Is and 17 respectively.

:

:

Cavaney (3 for 28) and A.,, F. Raven (2 for 23), were the most suc cessful bowlers for the Kowloonites,

The scores were:-

K.C.C., 132.

Police R.C. (for 9 wkta), 158.

I.R.C. 2nd XI. ». R.E.

After being dismissed for the poor score of 10% runs, the Indian' Ro- creation Chib seconds got the Royal Engineers out for 60 to win by 62 runs. This was made possible by a fine picco of howling by Sirdar Khan. His figures were:

O. M. R. W. 0.1 2.7 5 Taking first knock, the Indians were all out for 102 runs with S. A. Ismail (30) as top-scorer. For the Engineers Harrison took six wickets for 30 runs. He sent down 15.4 overs, three of which were maidens.

Good bowling, backed up by some excellent folding on the part of the Indians, kept the R.E. scoring down and they had just reached the half-century mark when the last wicket foll. Holmes (13) and Harrison (10) were the only bats mes to reach double figures.

The scores were:-

1.R.C. 2nd XI., 109 T.E., 50.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1930.

SOUTH CHINA A.A. HARBOUR RACE.

MANY RECORDS ESTABLISHED.

GIRLS DO WELL.

The Annual harbour race of the

South China Athletic Association was held at North Point on Satur- day when 31 competitors out of 34 entrants swam from Channel Rocks. to the Association bathing pavilion, a distance of about 2,000 metres.

The first man to touch the win- ning post was. Chan Ki Chung, who was incidentally the champion of the moet, his time being 20 minutes 20 seconds-a record. He used the

stroke throughout the race. The second man to come in was Kwok Chun Hing, his time being 20 minutes 58.80 seconds. He was only about 10 yards behind the winnar.

Of the 34 entrants six were ladies and, all of them completed the course. Miss Yueng Sau Chun came. in first being closely follow- cd by Miss Un Pui Han. The win-{ ner' time was 32 `minutes: 48. seconds, which is a record for the ladies.

Ko Chi Ki was first in the boys' race, his time being 32 minutes- another record. Luk Tat Choon was second, and Li Yue Kwong third.

RESULTS...·

The following are, the resulta:

Mon.

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCHES

ON

SATURDAY.

"ARSENAL DRAW WITH SHEFFIELD UNITED,

Some high scores were recorded in the English League matches played on Saturday. The outstanding performance in the First Division was Aston Villa's victory over Huddersfield by six goals to one. Blackpool defeated Leicester by the odd goal in nine. Chelsen and Grimsby, on home grounds, beat the visitors in each case by four goals. Arsenal, the leaders, were forced to share the pointa with Sheffield United. The meeting of the twa Manchester teams ended in favour of the City, leaving the United without single point far.

Everton won by seven goals to one against Charlton. Preston North End and Millwall scored twolyo goals between them, tho points going to the former, who are thus again only one point behind the leadors. The Southern Section leaders, Notts County, registered their second victory during the week.' Torquay succeeded in getting the points at Northampton. Wrexham dropped from eccond to fourth position in the Northern Section consequent on their defeat by Tranmere. The latter are now behind the lenders, Lincoln City, who had a comfortable win over Barrow. Rother- ham gained the best average of the day by winning eight goals to one against Accrington.

Airdrie performed a creditable feat in the Scottish League by taking a point from the leades, each side scoring three goals. Celtic had a majority of three goals over Morton, but Motherwell lest one point to Clyde with the match producing eight goals.

Results as cabled by Reuter and revised League tables follow-

ENGLISH LEAGUE:

1. Chan Ki Chung. Time: 20 mins. 20secs. (record); 2, Kwok Chun Hang; Time: 20 mins. 58.80 secs. (record): 3, Wong San Man 4 Ko Cho Chul: 5 Yeung Hung Wah; 3. Hui Cheung Fook:7. Wong Ki Chow; 8. Wong Sui Chi; Arsenal 9. Chenng Wing Kwong; 10. Yung Wah Fai; 11, Kam Hop Yo. 12, Un Po Liang; 13, Chik Sui Fook: 14, Ip Wab San; 16, Leung Chi Kau; 18, Chan Kwok Wah; 17, Li Kam Keu; 18, Luk Tat Hang: 19, Wong Yuk Pei; 20, Leung Cho Yue; 21, Chan, Chung Lung; 22, Wong Kam Wah; 23, Tong Chung Kin; 24, Chan Shat Nam; 25, Tsei Sin Kit: Wednesday 26, Yeang Kwok Wah: 27, Kwok,

'VARSITY 2nd XI. . R.A.8.C. Yi Chow; 28, Leung Yun Hung:

At Pokfulam, the University Recond eleven heat the Royal Army Service Corps by 70 runs.

20, Li Ping Chuen; 30, Lam Kani Kong 31, Cheung Yue Hung; 32, Mak Man Cheong: 33, Leung Wing Chung; 34, Fong Chi Chs.

Girls.

The undergraduates batted first, and thanks to a fine 58 by H. 1,. Yeung Shau Chun, 32 mins. Nomanbhoy, totalled 144 runs, G. 40 secs. (record); 2, Un Pui Han;. S. Scully also contributed a useful.3. Un Pui Cheung: 4, Cha Kit 25. For the soldiers Macnamara Hing: Leung Wing Han; 0, bowled quite well, taking six Chenng Taoi Fong. wickets for 55 runs.

A. T. Nomanbhoy (a for 20) was in fine form with the ball and helped to trundle out the Service Corps for a paltry 68. Their chief scorer was Fry, who made 28 rans.

Scores:

University 2nd XI., 14. R.A.S.C., 68.

LADIES AT CRICKET.

7

1 20

Griffiths

I 20

0

Wilson

3 1 15 I

Baker

21 2.0

Civil Service 0.0,

The Royal Navy ground, King's Park, was tho scene of a very en

J. E. Richardson, ́é Younge

saye, b Abbas ...

R. M. Wood, I Tauí

18

J. Barrow, c. Youngaaye, b

Abbas

F. H. Griffiths, b Abbos

20

·F Baker, b Suffiad

3

J. Wilson, b Sufiad

க

J. F. Macgowan, e Young-.

6

sayo, b Buffind

F. H. Holdman, b Abbas 12

L. B. Holmes, e Taui, b Wood 21

D. R. Kelly, o 'Abbas, ́bị

Sullad

G.. Grover, not out ..............

Extras

Abbas

Tsui

Sufflad

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Nazarin Wood

10

21

..138

0. M. I. W.

134 4

12

30 14 1 110 34

INTER-CLUB MATCH..

On the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground, two teams led by T E Pearce and á. O, I. Bowker, respec- tively, met in an inter-club trial match, and the form,shown by sorge of the players promisca well for Club during the season.

Bowker's eleven batted first, and thanks to a dashing 64 by G. More fare phlo Becure at: I171, rups.

helped with

for 8 wickets.

Boys,

1, Ke Cho Ki, 32 mine, 20.3 secs. (record); 2, Lak Tat Chuen; 3, Li Yue Kwong: 4, Au Kwok Ki; 5, Leung Cho Pui; 6, Li Chun Hing.

“CHINA LIGHT" CO.S

CONCERT.

Division I.

1 Sheffield U.

Aston Villa Blackburn Blackpool Chelsea Grimsby Leeds U Manchester C. Newcastle Portemouth.

*6 Huddersfield

2 Birmingham

5 Leicestor

4 Middlesbro'

4 West Ham

• Sunderland

Manchester U.

o Liverpool Derby 1. Bolton

1 Southamptoйi

3 ́Bradford C.

Division II.

Bradford Bristole C. Bury Cardiff

1 Notts Forest

Everton

Millwall Oldham

Plymouth Stoke

Swansea Wolves

Bardaley Charlton Preston N.E. Tottenham Port Vale Burnley..

West Brom.

* Reading

Division III. (Southern).

Brentford Clapton O. Crystal P.

Triton

3 Brighton

4 Watford

7 Exeter

3 Newport

Northampton o Torquay.

Notts C.

2 Swindon...

3 Bristol R...

Norwich

Queen's P.R. Southend

• Fulham

ENTERTAINMENT AT KING'S Thomca

PARK.

Au entertaining concort

joyable cricket match when a team gives on Saturday night at the

Walsall

3 Gillingham

Bournemouth Coventry

Division II.

P. W. D. L F. A. Pte.

Everton ก 7 11 27 11 15 Preston N.E. 0 21 31 16 14 Bury 9 6 1 2 23 12 13 West Brom. 9 5 22 22 12 12 Wolves 9 6 0 a 23' 18.12 Tottenham 9 5 1 3 27 13 11

• Burnley

• Oldban

9 4 3 2 30 23 11

9 5 0 4 14.35 10

3 Southampton 0 3 4 9 10 16 10

1 Port

Swansea

9 4 1 4 22 17

9 3 3 3 13 169

Notts Forest 932420 23

Stoke

93 24 14 19

8

Charlton

3 24 14 20

0 3 2 4 12 10

Bradford

Plymouth

Bristol C.

# 2 3 4 1 21

93 1 514 10

Barneley 8 3 1 4 8 15 Bradford C. 9 2 2 5 1 17 Cardiff

10 2 2 0 15 23

0 24

033

9 2 0.7

Millwall Reading 0

1

Division II. (Southern).

F. W. D. L. F. A. Pte.

Notts C. 10 8 2 0 28 7 18: Torquay 10 6 2 2 28 16 14 Northampton 8 3 1 13 813- 2 Brentford 10 4 4 2 18 16 12 Coventry 9 4 3, 9, 16. 13. 11 Fulham

1 Crystal P.

Swindon.

9 4 3 2 11 13 11

0 4 2 3 27 17 10

5 0 4 19

o Queen's P.R. 9 4,1° 4. 10-

o Gillingham 9 3 3 31

2. Southend 9.4 1 4.2 Bristol R. 10 3 3 4

4 | Luton

• 10.3 3 2 Clapton O. 9 3 2 4

Bournemouth 2 4 3 12

0 3 2 4 12 17

Watford Division

of ladies, captained by Miss LackChina Light and Power Recreation Carlisle took on a side of gentlemen, led Club, King's Pack. The company's Chesterfield: by Mr. Martin, The latter won staff, their families and friends Darlington handsomely by five wickata, but not were strongly represented, and thom Halifax until they were given a rather long who went came away distinctly im- Hartlepoole spell, of leather bunting by the fair pressed by the manner in which Lincoln cricketers who put up a total of the concert was carried out and by Nelson 100 runs-- better score than that the arrangements made for the Rotherham

Tranmere returned by some of the men's teams comfort of visitors. playing on the same afternoon..

The orchesten of the Argyll and Wigan No scores were kept so that de Sutherland, Highlander, lent fur York tails were not available, the teams ther success to the concert Mr. weres-

Li Chor Chi gavo two songs.which weto both popularly received, "but

Airdrie the outstanding success was a sketch entitled "Rory Aforesaid" Ayr

Coltic by the Club members.

The Committee in charge of the Cowdenbeath concert is arranging a similar event Dundee

Hearts Leith.. Motherwell Partick

Miss Lack's Team.

Mies Crawball

*Owen Hughes

Mary Smalley Kirkpatrick Bonnar Christian Scott Harston

Stevenson

Envalley.

Me, Martin's Side,

Mr. Bramwell

J. Davidson

Jewitt

Mould

Worrall

Metcalfo Neilson Wolfe Barry Stock.

SIR THOMAS LIPTON PLANS ANOTHER CHALLENGE.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Oct. 3. runs, with F. Thoroughgood (20) asir Thomas Lapton arrived at top-scorer. D

Southampton to-day, returning from

Etherington 21 and Museen while Beck ( for 17) returned the best analysis for Pearce's sido,

Faced with this formidable total;: Pearce's mon were all out, for $5

8

in the near future.

TRADE SCHOOL FOR COLONY.

COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

4% Crewe.

9. Southport

1- Stockport

1 Now. Brighton

92 34 13 17

9 14 4. 20. 6 B 2 16 11 23 0907 10 23 4

II, (Northern).

Walsall

9 31 21 22

1 Brighton

1

Exeter Norwich

10 2 3 14, 217

Thames Newport

5 Barrow

0

2 Gateshead

2

8 Accrington

2 Wrexham

1

a Doncaster

• Lincoln

9- Rochdale

1 Hull

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

3. Nangera

Aberdeen Morton

5 Hibernians

3 Falkirk

2.Queen's Park

• Kilmarnock

4 Clyde 1 Hamilton St. Mirren 2 East Fife

LEAGUE TABLES,

Division I.

It is intimated, in the current issup of the Government Gniette that His Excellency the Governor

P. W. D. L.. F. A. Pis his appointed a Committed to re port on the possibility of increas

Arsenal 97, 20′ 20 12 16 ing facilities in the Colony for Aaton, Villa 071 1 28 13 15 -ractical technical education, and Huddersfield 85 22 34 16 12 the feasibility of establishing Derby C 0441 17 · 10:12 Trade School. The personnel of

Wednesday 944 114 10 12 The Committee in og follows:-

Loicester 05 2 2 18 17 12 Mr W. W

0.42 -3.91 18.10. Chairman.

Portsmouth 9 0 4 2 18:18 10 The Hon. Mr. Te'o Soon Sheffold U. 09.52 18 100 10.BELL.D.

Liverpool 8.41 3 22 22 0 Middlesbro'. 0333 18 10 0 Blackpool ·0, 46154 25: 32.9.

C.1.E.

Nowcastle Hornell,

Wan,

The Director of Education, Mr Chat Thê Nin. Mr. RM; Dyer, C.B.E. Mr. A. 8. Mackishan. Professor C. A. Middleton-Smith. Mr. T. H. R. Show. Chen The Hong Kong General Cham

Mussons took 2 wickets for & runs his unsuccessful attempt to captura Market 5 for a and Chadwick & for

Interviewed by. Reuter, Sir enough to place the eórvices of Thomas, expressed his intention of the Secretary and the use of the building, a Shamrock VT. and again Foard Room at the disposal of the challenging for the cup.

L'ommittee.

The, scores, were L

A. C. I Bowker's XL, 8 wkts.

declared 171 TUSK

T. E. Pearge's XI.,.85 raus.

Division III. (Northern).

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

80.1

$ 18 o Tranmere

0.7 0.2 20 10 14 Hall

061222 Chesterfield 0.0 1.8 18.12 Wrexham

Wigan Stockport

.0, 5. 29 23 13 12

0 0 0 3 17 17 19

Accrington 10 3 2 3 25 30:12 03 04 22 13: 10.

1 Carlisle

Gateshead

Halifax Rotherham

4. York

1

Ð 4 23. 15. 16. 10. 942 8 12 13 10 5.4, 1.4-28-20. 1 9.4 1 4 10 18 9

| Darlington | 9 3 1 6 10 18 031620-23

• Rochdale-

Chelsea 03/24 14 12 - 8. West Ham. 93 24 123 8 Birmingham 04 313, 1099 Blackburn 9 3 1 8 10 177 Grimsby 2 3 1 5 13 157

chester 0.0. 2 2: 5:

8 21 5 10 10.5 Bolton Sunderland 9135 15.25 M'chester U. 0 0.0 0.19 370

M

Southport 2.2 81.

Crewe

Doncaster

Nelson

9 3 0 6 12 24

9.1 9 8 11 17 91 26 19 18 Brighton 91 2 80 Barrow 10. 1. 27, 6 Hartlepools a

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

V. D.'LE. A. Pts. Hangers 10 6 3 1 20

20 10 15 Coltio est # ̧10 2. °F 97°10:14 Motherwell 9540 22 12 14 Cowdenbeath 9 7 0 2 17 12 14 Partick 06 12 23 10 13 Dundee 98 19 20 13 13 Hamilton 11 5 3 3 1612713 82 Mirren 86 12 14 10 11 Hearts 9 60 419 18 10 Morton · 8.4 1.3.19 -35. 0

93 24 17 928 Kilmarnock 0 3 13 12 15 Falkirk 903 15:07 21-7 Queen's Pk 8 2 2 4 13 156

8 19 15 Leith 0.99

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