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CRICKET NOTES.

THE INTERPORT NETS,

The poor weather last "Saturday.

Lellan are both Rugby men, and though, of course, we want to put our strongest side in the field, there is a considerable body of opinion that holds that the mide should be one of cricketers, who play the game for the whole tason, and not for course, purely a matter of opinion.

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spoiled most of the cricket and owing to military duties the Gun- news had to postpone their match with the University. There was not very much cricket that had any bearing on the Interpart although the Indians had a Club match. These matches, however, unless one reliable guides to form. The game happens to ace them, are not very on Sunday, however, between the K.0.0. and the Volunteer was much more informativo. The Kow- an attack was not strong. I hear that Frank Goodwin could not keep wicket was stor, and the ball, though turning, did not turn fant. Owen Hughes seems to have found his form early. I am always glad to see him have some big stores ently on as he is definitely a but who trains on. But, whereas the Kowloon attack was poor. E. F. Fincher was up against most of the H.K.CO. bowling-Beck, Reid, Owen Hughes and others and he very nearly got a hundred. looks as if he se in really good form this year, and it remains to be seen whether he can reproduce it on the H.K.C.0. ground.

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VICTORY FOR SHANGHAI

"PLAYERS.

KOWLOON TEAM LOSE BY

*.12 SHOTS.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

CLOSE WIN FOR THE CLUB.

Playing their first match of the season on the Marina "ground" on Wednesday, the Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st XI defeated the Hong Kong and Singapore, Bri- In the third unofficial game with gade RA. by the odd goal in the Shanghai bowlore played, yes three. Play, was limited to only terday or the ground of the Kow-25 minutes onch way, and evon loon CC, the visitors recovered then the match terminated from their defent of the previous darkness... day and accounted for a team re- presenting Kowloon by 12 shots.

The play on the whole was very interesting and produced some good bowling. Main took on the responsibilities of skip and, while giving efficient directions to his team, was not prepared to take any risks even while holding a good lend. Richards, hur niayed us skin in the earlier game, took on the position of number three, and was applauded several times for his good playd

The following were the spores head by hoad

There are eleven names from the Army this year, and I should not bo at all surprised to see them secure two or three places. (While I think of it, none of them will be playing in the Trial game to-mor- row, except Mirelicuse, as I be lieve military duties may make it dificult for them to get away for the whole day match. Mirehouse has a nice left hand delivery, though he seems to loss an incly or two of height as he actually releases the ball. He seems a sound bat but one has not seen enough to judge. Lient. Hamilton hits very hard with plenty of science in his shots and ends down a useful fast-medium ball. Musson we all know, but I

Shanghai, am wondering whether I shall re- cognise him when I next see him. C. W. Glover McFarlan hits the ball very hard F. Median with a straight bat," and Anatru C. Richards ther does the same with an in- clined one. The latter, however, bowler on a fast bumping pitch as looks as ho could be a very nesty he is ball and brings his arm over very high. Williams, of R.E, and Signals, is pretty fast. Of the rest of the Army I think Lieut. O. B. Younger is the most likely candi date. From what I have seen ho is, n class. bat and if the light here

will go a long way. is not too much for him I fancy he

X.0.0.

Mas. CHAN MOK BZE, of Hong are down for the Interport Neta If all the players whose names Kong, in respect of Ce tificate turn up at once,, dog-fights won't No. 11757, covering Six Blares be in it. There are no less than Numbered 881870/861875,and forty-four ohmes, and that does

Kowloon have eight names in but CHUN CHIU TUNG, of Shang.not include McLellan "who, I be

hai, in respect of Certificats No. lieve, has also been asked to have only fancy the two Finchers and 11898, covering Sixty Shares crack at it. The Club are rg F. Zimmern unless Goodwin bowls Nurabered 876367/876426,

presented by H. R. B. Hancock, Ton a lot. Lyal, Burnett, Hang, and E. Pearce. . Owen Hughes, A. Mackay are not quite up to the upon statements that the respective. C. 1. Bowker (who returns to-day), form, I think though no doubt they Original Certifientes have been Lost or E. J., R. Mitchell. G. E. Divett, E. will be well tried out. I should Mislaid.

R: Duckitt, Q. a. Simpson, K. H. very much like to see the Inst Batger, Alan Reid and A. C. Beck. named have a good trial bgainst They will no doubt secure several the best bowling we have got. places in the Team when it is finally picked1 should go so far as to say five or six.

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Other Clubs.

From the Civil Service are G. R. Sayet, E. B. Reed, B. H. Griffiths, POWER Co. (1918), LTD. E. Richardson and D. McLellan, SHEWAŃ, TOMES & Co., The first two are on the injured General Managers. list at present, but Richardson has Hong Kong, 23rd Sept., 1981. [1226 bean at Nets overal times. He I still seems to be touching the off

ball too much.

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As I expected A. H. Madar and S. A. Ismail are the only two names other than Pereira and A. R. Minu. I don't think either of them are in the class, as they never seem to get going on the Club ground. It is, of course, a great handicap to have to come on to a strange ground for all the trials, but it in the big-hearted cricketer, (Continued on nere Golumn.)

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Souvenirs Presented.

At the close of the game, Mr. A. O. Brawn announced that the interport games would commence at 3 pm sharp, and he also wel- comed the attendance of the Indies, who would be admitted free.

On behalf of the Kowloon C.C., Mr. Ezra Abraham (Vice-Presid- ent) congratulated the Shanghui" bowlers on their runaway victory over the mainland tear. Souvenirs comprising a silver knife and fork were then presented to each of tho Shanghai players who took part in the afternoon's game.

Frem the bully-off, the Club were early on the offensive and became dangorous, but the Indians soon took up the attack and were wore very impressive with their

art forward lino.

Francia and T. J. Price were engaged in some good work on the left, whilst Dand and the Rood brothers in the half-back line fed their forwards well, W. Reed's none "coop" passes were exceed ingly useful and generally placed his wing in possession. A break- away on the right saw Totley hotting for the Club after 'n quiri ter of an hour's play. Capt, Mae- failäne, however, qualised soon aftor with a fast ground shot.

The arcond half produced more brisk play, but the Chib defence hit the ball too far forward, thu

giving the wingera, very little chance to get up with it The Indians kept up a nent combina- tion, but they found Roger and Botelho difficult backs to pas

Owen Davis, on the right wing "Way weak, fumbling humorous passes. Onco, however, he got go ing and passed to Francis, who scored the Club's winning goal.

WIN FOR RADIO SPORTS

CLUB...

GURBUCHAN SINGH SCOREU FOUR GOALS.

At King's Park on Wednesday the Radio Sports Club beat the Club de Rocreio by five goals to two in a very fast game.

The winners were leading by three clear goals at the end of the first half but the Portuguese Inds improved after the interval when they scored twice. For the Radio Sports teum G. Singh at centre- forward was outstanding, notting four goals whilst Kalwant Singh got the other one,

YESTERDAY'S GAME,

T.M.C.A. DRAW WITH JATS.

The 2nd XI of the European YM.C.A played a very fast and com-interesting game against the Jat. Regiment at Kings Park yester day which ended in a draw, each eido getting one gori, E.F. Selk scored for the "Y" while Abdul. Razack natted for the Jata who field as they are more usod were rather at sea on the grass playing on gravel pitches. R.SC. TEAM FOR TO-DAY.

Mr Glover returned the pliment by presenting souvenir spoons to the Kowloon team."

To-day's "Game. This afternoon the Shangha team will have another practico game before they play the first intorport match to-morrow, They will be the guests to-day at Row loon Dock Recreation Club, and keen game is anticipated.

to

The following will represent the Radio Sports Club hockey team in match against the University Hockey Club on the latter's ground at 5.15 p.m. to-day pary; A.E.P. Guest, Perduman Singh; Channan. Singh; M. Hanib, R. Burjin Singh, Kalwant Singh. Kahan, G. Singh, Attar Singh and F. A. Kemp, Referee :-J. T. K. Gilchrist

who can overcome this handicap, who is wanted for the big matches.

Craigengower and the 'Varsity." S. Y. Gittins, T. Lee, H P. Lim and E. Zimmern represent Craigengower and I think Lee and Lim have the most serious claims to consideration, I was sorry not to seo R. Leo down-but it may be that he is away. Anderson will be in form I trust this year; he, and Dr. Ride represent the University.

The following will represent the Ride is a dangerous bat when he Hong Kong Hockey Club “A” gets going but he is apt to lift team against the South Wales them a bit early on, especially if Borderers in the Club ground at the bowling is good. I think that s.15 p.m. to-day-

CLUB TEAM FOR TO-DAY.

he is rather a "useful" League bat j E. S. Moses; F. W. Allen, G. F. than an Interport. Since I wrote Rees: K. Uttley, E. G. Dale (cap. the above I find that Rigg is down tain). W Robertson W. A. F. for the nets. I believe he was Kerrich, S. J. IL Foz, B. E. D

batting very nicely the other night. Wade, W. H. Smith, and C. J. D. So long as he is not bowled much Law.

it is alright, as his length is rather

to seek usually.

To-morrow's Game,town

There will be an Interport Trial AQUATIC TITLES AT V.R.C.

to-morrow beginning at 11:30 am.

The following sides have been pick- ed:-

"Mr. H. R. B. Hancock's Side- S. A. Ismail, H. Owen Hughes, A. I. Minu, A. C. Bock, D. J. N. Anderson, E. R. Duckitt, R. E Griffiths, G. C. Burnett, H. P. Lim, A. O L Bowker.

SOARES WINS LONG PLUNGE.

Two championships in connection with the annual equatio.com- potitions held under the auspices of the Vistoria Recreation Club Mr. T. E. Penres's Side.-Capt. were decided in the Club bath on Mirchouse, Alan Boid, F. D. Wednesday."

Pereira, O, G. Simpson, A. H. In the Long Plunge J. R. Soares. | Mador, E. J. R. Mitchell, F, Good-won with a distance of 60 fest.

win, L. F. Finchor, J. C. Lyal, W. A Victor, was second with a plunge Rigg, J. E. Richardson

af 57 feet whilst the other com

It should be an excellent game netitors were E. Zimmern, F. X. to watch with Hancock's side a Monteiro and L. Poreira.” shade better in bowling perhaps, W Lawrence won Throwing the but h shade weaker in batting." I Water Polo ball with a throw of sball-be interested to see who goon00 feet, this being the best recorded. Fin first with Duckitt. I imagine it O. Souza Pereira's best throw of

would be Lim or Anderson. I shall | 673 feet took second place. hope, to publish some account of the The Half-Mile Swimming Cham game in the Monday, issue of the pionship was postponed. Daily Prem, 27 dingiltedal

Acknowledgment.

I ara vastly obliged to the Hon. Secretary of the Navy Cricket, Club "Who hit, Bit me his "ixture", errð already,They have an excellent list of matchca and I am delighted to hear that thore will be no short ego of players.,

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