1931-03-23 — Page 8

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1931.5)

Week End Sport.

CHAMPIONSHIP HONOURS FOR INDIANS.

SOOKUNPOO TEAM WIN JUNIOR CRICKET SHIELD FOR THIRD TIME.

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. DEFEATS ROYAL ARTILLERY."

The Indian Recreation Club juniors played their last League fixtures of the season against Craigengower Cricket Club at Soo- kunpoo over the week-end, and by winning this fixture, they have placed themselves definitely on the top of the League table, thus winning the championship for the third time since the second divi- sion was founded. They have only suffered one defent out of their programme of ten matches-their rietors being the Civil Service Cricket Club, who, by the way, "Are their nearest rivals, Provid- dd they win their remaining fixtures, the C.8.0.0. will occupy second place in time Teague table.

The First Division fixture between Civil Service Cricket Club and Royal Artillery ended in a win for the former, while the C.CC-LR.C. match was postponed on necount of the wet state of the ground. The University seconds caused a mild sensation by taking full points from Kowloon at King's Park.

SURPRISE FOR THE KOWLOON JUNIORS

LEAGUE-DIVISION I

WIN FOR CIVIL SERVICE. Good Bowling By Reed.

Playing at home, Civil Service Cricket Club beat the Artillery, by

51 runs.

The home team had first knock and made 174 runs for, the loss of eight wickets (declared). F. J. de Ramo was topscorer with 54 while R. M. Wood helped with 27. For the Gunners Miller took wiekets for 88 runs.

To this total, the Ruiners could only reply with 123. Morfarlan, gel ting 33 before being bowled by Reed. Haslewood got. 10 and Lewis 18 but the rest failed badly. For C.S.C.C., Reed took 6 wickets for 34 runs.

The scores were:-

Civil Service 0.0.

G, I. Sayer, e Wolfe-Barry,

b Musson....

F. J. de Rorie, a and b Me-

Farlan

JE. Richardson, Miller

B. t. Griffitha, b Miller......

D. McLellan, Willis

. M. Wood, b Miller .......

Baker, b Miller

D. Evans, and b Me Farlan

E. W. Hamilton, not out FH Holdman, not out......

Extras

Total (for 8 wkta.. dec.).174

E. B. Reed did not bat.

Bowling Analysis..

Misson

Miller

0. M. R. W.

The scores were:-

Indian R.C. 2nd XI.

M. P.. Madur, o Modi, b Way 13

Total'(for 4 wkts., dec.).184

Kowloon 0.0, 2nd XI.

S. Jex, at. Zimmern, b No-

maabhoy

19

·F. E, Skinner, st. Zimmern,

b Nomanbhoyo G. Loc, a Silva, b Aziz ...

.... '10 D. W. Gregory, b Noman-

bhoy

-12

E. S. W. Smith, not but ......... A. 1. F..Raven, b Aziz ... R. E Lindsel, hit wicket, b

Namahblgy

30

D

3

G. A. V. Hall, e Leong, b

Nomanbboy

A. A. Dand, 1.b.w., b James 5 R. G. Mundo, e Loke,

Nomanbhoy

H. Overy, st. Zimmern, b

Nomanbhoy Extras

Tan

Total

1

0

DA

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Bowling Analysis,

O.. M. R.

Normanbhoy... B

-1 0 11

46 7

W. 0

* 0

17 2

4. 1 2.40

8

1 10 0

Aziz Isacs Yeoh

CENTRAL BRITISH SCHOOL SPORTS.

`KEEN COMPETITION AT KING'S PARK.

CHOCOLATE HOUSE WINS.

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The Annual Sports of the Cen. tral British School took place on Sturday at King's Park and a vory fine afternoon's sport was on- joyed by all who were present.

tho L. Phillips

Victor Ludorum Cup, winning the 100 yards, 220 yards, 440 yards and the mile, He gained 20 points for Chocolate House which won Inter Houso Challenge Cup. Dorothy Raven carried off the 100 yards for girls and the 100 yards skipping championship and won the Victrix Ludorum Cup. Flora Elvidge was runner-up, being only ane point behind the winner.

the

At the conclusion of the events, the spectators gathered round the front of the K.B.8.F.P.A. Club-. house, from the verandah of which Mr. G. Franklin Nightingale (head mastor) addressed them. He baid that they would all agree with him that in spite of the inclemency of the weather they had spent a P. W. D. L. Pts. very successful and pleasant after-

LEAGUS TABLES.

noon. He thanked friends who had given, their willing services to. the, school-the judges, starter and LK matalalla. Continuing, the speaker voice special thanks to Mr. T. R. Rowell (Sports master) who for many years had successful P.. W. D. L. Pis. |ly organised this school's sports and 10 .0 0 1 27 games. Ho aleo tadaked Miss A. 0 201 Dyer, Mr. H. H. Baddow, and Mr. U, P: Forguabh for their spion liu co-operation and assistance. He thanked several donors of cups, who, however, did not want their homes disclosed.

8 5 2 1 12

División I.

I.R.C. C.S.C.C. University B.A.

1

5 3 1

018 110

4 2 1

1

5

21

Y

J. S. Ackber, not out

H.K.C.C.

0

7

A H. Suffiad, b Way

K.0.0.

6

1

A. S. Suffind, st.

Brend-

Nayy

3

bridge, b S. Abbas

0

10.0.0.

0

Heptun, e Broadbridge,

Division II.

b Souza

31

P. M. el Arculli, not out ......

Extras

6

01

I.R.C..

C.S.C.C. *Recreio

.K.C.C. K.C.C.

05

1

3 16

B

4

L

3 13

niversity

Police

2

58

N.AS.C.

0

1

ปี 1

Way

O. M. R. 14 1 A Souza ............ 3 0 30 1

17

C.C.C.

3

0

W.

1

R.C.S.

1 0 7

3

I.E.

€ 0

0.0

2 #

J. W. Leonard, 1.b.w,, by

Arculli

E

EASY WIN FOR H.K.C.C.

W. K. Way, e Aekber, b

Kumjahn

6.

E. Souza, e Arenili, b Ram-

Jahn

15

M. H. Abbas, A..R. H. Esmail,

H. T. Barna, A. ́ M. Rumjáh and S. Ismail did not bat,

Bowling Analysis.

S. Abbas

Muskelt...... 30, 14

Cralgengower 2nd XI.

S. Abbas, run out

T. Grimes. b Arculli. 14

D. M. A. Haznek, b Rumjahn 2

F. K. Modi, e Madar, A.

R. Suffad

3

F. Broadbridge, © Aekber, b

Arculli

2

5

R. J. Reed, b Arcull

E. S. Howard, b ́A. R.

Suffind

W. H. B. Muskett, nat dut

Extras

10

10

O 1

Total

.03

101 50 4

3- 0 21

1

Arculli

Willis.......

McFarlan

# '0 18

Royal Artillery..

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. W ... 10,5 5 18 4 8 3 18 2

Rumjahn ...

A. 8. Suffind, ... 2 1 A 0

A. R. Suffad

Tit. Wolfe-Barty; b Rhet

I. Islewodu, e Richarilioni,

...b Hamilton

in

M. R.. Abbas.

T.. Christian, b Reed .........

Lt. Musson, b Baker

LA..Bar. Colby, e Wood, h

Hamilton ...

Lt. McFarlan & Reed..... 3.

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GOOD WIN FOR' 'VARSITY.

Kowloon Juniors Surprised at

Lt. Waring. b Hamilton

0

Sgt. Lewit; b hell

18

Home.

Capt. Miller, .b Need

A

Lewin, b Reed

12

-Bdr. Willis, not out

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Extras

11

On their own ground, K/C.C. seconda werę bedien by the Univer sity juniors, by 71 runs,

Total

.123

Bowling Analysis.

D. M. R.

T

Raker Reed

11

4

1.

14 4 24

0

1 25

10

Hamilton McLellan

1 1

DIVISION II.

INDIANS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP. Easy Win Over Craigongówer: Aokber's Fidë Innings,

Playhig at home the Indings bent Cralgengowar Cricket Club by the big matgin of 151 runs...

The Inflatis lost the toss and were acht in to Bat. This evidently Ruited them for they rattled up 104 for 4 (declared) in something like two hours., J. 8. Ackher abone with the bat and after a somewhat shaky, start sattled down to play bright cricket and collected 60, not .out. Heptula, too, treated the galler to some crisp hitting and in a comparatively short atdy at the wickets gathered 31 ruhs.

Faced with, this total; the visitors began, disastrously, their first two wickets, falling for 3 mins Then Grimes (14) and Abbbs (16) put up bie of ing but after they left, the retinut diled.badly the side. eventually being all out los a rani. Arculli fook 4 wickets for 16 rufs White Binijalih Had" 3 "Yor the same number, auf A("F. Butind

for 4

Batting first, the visitors totalled 16 for 0 wickets, Bilva being, top- storer with 81 not out. Skinner was the host successful bowler for Kowloon, taking 3 wickets for 42

ruos.

Played a lie.

FRIENDLY MATCH.

2 11

Reid Takes Six Wickets for Bix Rund.

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Playing at King's Park, H.K.C.C. beat the Royal Navy by runs. A feature of the match was the fiue bowling of A. Reid who took six wickets for one run a picco,

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· CHINA· ·FLEET BOXING.

- AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS

· DECIDED.

GOOD SPORT AT THE THEATRE ROYAL,

The finals of the China Fleet Amateur Boxing tournament were' held at

the Theatre Royal on Saturday night but the attond- anço was far from encouraging al- though the fights were all carried out in the most sportsmanlike nian. ner, and some of them were just ns woll fought out as some of the | professional scraps that are stageď

here froin time to time

In winning the welter-woight two tille, Stoker Yarnell scored knock-outs in the course of the evening's aport. In the semi-final. be put Tel. Melanes down for the full count whilo ho handed out the same treatmont to A, D, Marsh when they met in the final

In the lightweight clasa, O. s.

after an Emmerson won round against A, B. Baldwin who beat A..B. Stomp in the semi-final. Before qualifying to meet Bald. win; Edinofson had to meet A. B. Gibbons whom he beat comfortably,

Á Good Scrap.

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V. 8. Seddon and A. 1. Colmán provided some good sport when they mot in the final of the bantam ciniss The former was the more agressive fighter and that perhaps won him the fight.

In the middleweights, Marine Cartor proved too good for A, B. Halcombe. It must Bo stated, how ever, that the latter had a hard time against 'Stoker Moncrieff in the semi-final and was probably very tired by the tline he took the ring against Cartor.

The finals of the featherweights saw A. B. Farrar dojag just as fought gamely and was loudly ap he liked with A. B. Aldridge who.

Continuing, Mr. Nightingale ex-plauded at the end of the bout. prossed thanks to Mr. R. M. Dyer for preparation of the ground, the Club de Recreio for the kind loan bf chairs and tables, and Mrs. B. Wylie, who had so kindly consented to present the prizes. (Applause.)

Mrs. Wylie thon distributed the prizes to the successful competi. forsi

THE RESULTS,

100. yards Championship: Beblur, M. Roussent; Middle, 'L. Phillips; Junior, A. Mitchell.

Senior, D. Haven; Middle, P. 100 yards Girls' Championship: Gibson-Craig; Junior, G. Lett.

High Juth-Senior, R. Wood; Middle, L, Phillips.

The Club, batting first, tolalled Du for 8 (declared), Thicklit wetting 25 nd Owon Hughes. For the. enilor Lt. Glass took a wickets for 32 runs.

When the Navy batted they were' unfortunate to find Reid bowling on the top of His forld still were on sequently all out for 50, Burg Lt. Davis (11) and U.P:0. Hatnes (10) being the only with to run into doitüle figurðs.

The scores wete:-

I.K.C.Cercafio congenia Navy

YACHTING.

SECOND CORINTHIAN RACE.

DIAÑÁ FIRST HOME,

50

steady easterly wind and a fairly choppy sen prevailed on Saturday afternoon when the second Corinthian race, held by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, was sailed over a course of 6.0 miles, extend rot set in and the side were all out ing from Iyemoon Beacon to for 08 runs. Smith (30, not out) Rumsey Shoal

When the home team went in, they started fairly well but after the first four batsmen were out,

mado'a göllaht effort to save his Major Bingham's yacht. Din

side but had little or no tapport won the race froin Mr. Odland's For the Varsity, Normandy bowled Colleen. In the other classes well to take 7 wickets för 40 runs.. Daphne was disqualified for failing

The scores were :--

to across the starting line.

The full results were he follows:

University Zid XI.

G. S. Scully, ab. Jės, b Skinner

F. Zimmern, . Kdven, b

Skinner

P. M. N. on Silva, not out... 81 H. Nomanbhoy, c. Lândaell,

z Skinner

W. James, o Akinner, b'Lee..

"K" Class, (Started at 2.46

16

14

Diana (1)

Colleen (2).

15.

1

La Linda (8)

Norena (3)

3

13

Argulia 11. (4) Dorother (7)

18

K, T. Loke, e Jox, b. Smith 10

A. A. Aziz, b Raven

A. E. Yeoh, not out .....

Extras

Total (for 6 wkts., dec.),109

TÉLG Leong, E. Cosano,

and P. L, Tan did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

Skinner Smith Gregory eroonia Lee.... Overy

Raven

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(Started at 9.30 p.m.).

..:: Tiflos)

F'sired. Corta *Daphne

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ship:-Senior D. Raven; Middle, 100 yards Skipping Champion- Rousseau; Junior, P. Stringer. Throwing the Cricket Ball:-1, J. Mil; 2 R. Wood,

220 Yards (Open):-Berion, V. Grubuerg Midd, Phillip; Junior, A. Mitchell.

Sack Race:bnidf, D. Smith; Phillips; Junior, Middle, L Neville Bookor.

Sack Race (Girls):-Senior, D.. Raven; Middle, E. Rousseau; Junior, H. Weir.

100 yards Old Girls' Race:-No untries.

Long Jump:-Senior, V. Grun- berg; Middle, Becks.

440 yards Old Boys' Race-No ontries.

440, yards (Open):-Senior, V. Grunberg, Middle, L. Phillips; Junior, A. Mitchell.

Egg and Spoon, Race-Senior, D. Raven: Middle, P. Gibson. Craig; Junior, M. Booker.

Relay Rabe (Girls) Won by Blue House.

One Mile: Senior, R. Phillips; Middle, L. Phillips and Geeks (Lic); Junior, J. Jopling.

Championship Skipping Senior, D.. MeNeillie and J. Bry bon (bio); Middle, L. Hickey; Junior, 1. Elvidge.

200 yards Blow Bicycle Raco :- D. Smith; 2. Hather; 3, Sharp-

ham.

Relay Race (Boys)-Won by Red House,

Obstacle Hace:- Senior R. Wood; Middle, E, Fowler; Junior, 4.Jopling.

Tug-of-War-Won by Rod House.

*. Challenge Cups. Inter-House Cup. (presented by Mr. B. Wylief-Won by Chocolate House (holders) with 73 points,

Intor-Form Shield (presented by Mr. E. Rainha Won by Form IV. with: 67 points.

Victor Ludorum Cup (presen bed by Mr. W. V. Field)-Won by L Phillips with 20' points. *

Victor Ludorum Cap (Junior)- Won by A. Mitchioll with 10 points. Victrix Imdarum Cup (presented by Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.) Won by D. Haven with 6 points. Mile(Ivan Joseph Cup)-Won By R, Phillips. As th

100 yards (Girls) Champion Cup presented by Taikoo Heerention Club)Wod-by D. Rávod, ---¦es |_ Girls' House Cup--Wôn by Blue" House-with-21 poľaté, jele

Boys' Honte Cup Woh by Choi colate House with 50 points, S

The light-heavies final, betweef D.. S. House, H.M.S. Cumberland, and A. B. Humphreys, H.M.S. Birdar, was a slogging match from the start. House carried a hefty left but his wings were wild, though ho got, several home. Hum- phreys retaliated with fierce right- hand body digs, but both men werd strong in the end, and an extra ropad was ordored, when House, forcing the pace, just managed to ket the verdict.

O. S. Wratton, H.M.S. Suffolk, who fought Emmerson in the was awarded the best loser's prize. light weights in an earlier round,

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