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FANLING HUNT

STEEPLECHASE RACES

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15th November

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1931.

Sports News

HONG KONG S DEFEAT.

A Beautiful Shot, Forty wont up and then son; who was again playing a waste ful innings, though punishing the

That Bowling.

CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA

RAIN INTERFERS WITH PLAY

It is very easy to be wise after the event, but I do not think Pearce managed-his-bowling wisely before tifn. Ho persevered too long with Bowker, Pereira and Roid-of whom the last alone was really suited to the wicket, though Bowker showed Simpus he is still our most dependable a half he did not call on Hamilton bowler. Thus for over an hour and and he never called in Musson at all. (It seems the fashion to de-

SYDNEY, Nov. 182 lu their second innings against previated Musson's bowling and I Western Australia, the South Afr have a lost of the names of theeans had scored 190 for 3 wickets people I am going to see how they when rain interferred with play. do in matches with the Gunnova.)

| SHANGHAFS SEVEN WICKET | bad onsa (few and far between) glanced Lonch boautifully to Ane VICTORY.

leg. Musson, the now-comer, was watching them carefully. Isades hit him under the jaw with one which got up very sharply. He lifted Leheh for two next over over mid off's head, a dais enough shot but not a good one,

THE FAULT. DEAR BRUTUS, IS NOT IN THEIR STARS."'".

[TENOUGH BEUTEL'S AORNOY,}

YACHTING.

Pearces himself had a bad match but I fully expect to see him make we go up. a hundred next May in Shanghai if Everyone has a bad match now and again.-Non semper Arcum Tendit Apollo-but I do FIRST CRUISER CHAMPION. wish he would go in first!

Lench, Booth and Madar won the

Lonch. Ho played a ne cap match for Shanghai, aided by Kermani, but the greatest of these tain's innings and always got wicket when it was wanted. Moro power to him.

R. ABBIT.

SHIP

LADIES' RACE YESTERDAY:

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At a quarter to five yesterday ovoning Shanghai hit off the twenty-soven - “runs" nccessory for vintory over Hong Kong. The only

And a Bad One. unbisfaction the Home team had was that they lost three wickets in lently but when the score was forty- Isaac had been bowling excel doing it. The fortunes of the game hath varied. Up to a point, Hong tight, he sent down a wretched" long Kong did very well this morning, hop to log which Simpson steered but an eighth wicket-stand at the right into Barron's hands on the visitors away, and the next wicket also produced about forty. It is boundary. -- Ho had played a useful very significent that whereas our and a pretty, knock. The cover was FULL SCORE AND ANALYSIS, following results last three wickets put pu fourteen off the jampot now and the flies and twenty-two runs in the two inninga, Shanghai's last threa wickets took the scors from 187 to 237, a matter of eighty runa...

The Play.

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I was again a lovely day, but early on one realized with disgust that the wicket had not dried up. as we hoped, Bowker and Reid opened from their usual ends and in the latter's first ever, his fourth ball pitched on Pat Madar's leg stump and took the top of the off and "iniddle. (1285-31.) Next ball Booth ent straight to Owen Hughes. ut second slip but the catch was put down. It was the biggest sitter Owen Hughes has put down. for years, but he was probably now" quite used to the morning light Luckily, shortly after, Booth played qutside an off break from Bowker and had his off peg knocked out of the ground Leach, meanwhile was playing himself in, but livened up with a beautiful cut behind point off Bowker, though it seemed Fincher might, bave stopped it. As usual Reid was loft on too long and Leach got a couple of fours, one ab extra and the other hooked, from he last before Pereira and Richard son went on. Previously, however, Merritt had been bowled by Bowker with an off break which he played on the sticks. (157-7-8.)

had

Things Go Wrong.

were getting at things. Leach, bowling at the Yard end, bowled Hamilton with a beauty for a duck next over. Owen Hughes, next in,. played very bright cricket and scored aineteen of the twenty-two put on for the next wicket. with Booth on for Leach he took a terrific swipe at a ball just outsida the leg stump and omitted to cover up. (70-4-19.)

Acaldama.

But

This was bad enough bus. Pearce scored a single from his first ball, and was clean bowled by the next from Madar, who had relieved Isauts (who by the way had sent down sixteen overs for fourteen runs). It pitched on the leg stump and took the middle and off. Seven runs Inter Musson, whe had been thoroughly unhappy, ran out to Madar to try, and play him, and was stumped. It was the old story

he lacked, the courage to go right out and went far enough to be stumped and not far enough to smother the ball.

Diddled by Googlies.

Pereira came in in a noble at: tempt to his the bowling off its It was after this that things came length. He did vary gallantly, as & bit unstuck. Murray, the new he hit a fine six to leg and a four comer, was a large and powerful in off the next ball which sent Booth dividual who proceeded to take off for Leach He anicked Lench fourteen vans off one over- of for four to sead the hundred up Richardson. It was, however, & and hit some big singles off Madar blessing in disguise as Leach, whs (though balloonish onca!). But, as been batting beautifully, usual, Leach pulled a good one out though he would take a hand and of the bag and clean bowled him. put one up to Simpson at long an,(103-7-20.) The rest were simply where a nice catch was taken. (195-8-59.) Isaacs always treats the Hong Kong bowling with supreme contempt and he proceeded to rattle up twenty-four in quick time. A somewhat costly experiment with Owen Hughes was tried under the assumption that he did not like slow loft hander. After two succes- sive balls had departed into the road or else into lb, Obater Bend, it was realized that the assumption was false. Pereira also proceeded to pitch up to him with little

виссеня.

Success at Last,

Dogged Defence.

diddled out by Pat Madar's Donkey Drops MacFarlan was, and b, Richardson did exactly the same as Musson, and although Bowker and Roid lént a little humour to the, closing stages of a dull performanco, and an unfortunato fielder dropped an easy chance from. Aeci, the innings closed for a hundred and twenty-five, Lad left Shanghai! twenty-seven to get to win.

Face Saving. "Shanghai did not have it all their own way, when they went in to knock off the runs. Simpson survived. At last Pearce put in Hamilton an l.b.w. appeal, a close thing, and.. and Isures' played on. Torry Wilson then skied a ball which Pearce and hit a four to long leg off his first Owen Hughes and Bowker could. ball but was taken in the slips by have all of them got to easily Owen Hughes next ball. This left) but it was politely allowed to drop. Hamilton with two wickets for five gather Pearce thought Owen rups, but it also left Hong Kong Hughes had called "right." How with very unpleasant twenty ever, just after, Pearce caught the hai were ninety-nine runs on, rainutes to bat before lunch. Shong-left-hander brilliantly on the leg side, and Alan Reid, who was bowl. ing at the other end, yarked Madar. (1-2-5.) Barson had the unfortu- Simpson and Fincher again. open-hate experience of bagging a brace ed the innings and managed to roan Peraira caught a tremendous main undefeated until tiffin, though drive very low down, at extra cover. the former had a close call off (20-2-0.) This, however, was the Leash's inat ball but one, Wilson end of Hong Kong's success and and Isaaca had bowlod three ovora Kermani made the winning hit,: and then Booth, Madar" and Leach carrying his bat for a pretty 18.1 euch had one. Seventeen runs had Shanghai won by soven wickets. been scored and the game seemed fairly even..

Some Reflections. There is no doubt that we lost The innings reopened at 1.16 p.m. the match because it was played on According to a police report, an sharp with Wilson bowling to Simp- a wicket that demanded spin bowl unusual incident occurred in Peon A single was scored by enchers. Shanghai had them; Hong king Road, Kowloon,, yesterday. batsman, and they did the game off Kong, had not. And it follows that Isaacs who bowled at the Law having none, our batamen bad had At about & p.m. Mr. A. Spary, of Courta end. Torry then bowled a practice against the type of the P.W.D., while passing a blook very good maiden. Things wout bowling or rather would have had of now flate, which are nearing com- quietly until Simpson belted a full- none if we had over: had a wicket- tous from Wilson terrifically hard to like, the Interport one to play on, pletion in Peking Road, was hit the Murray Barracks corner-in the On this wicket there is no doubt "in the head by n cement brush air, but well clear of mid-off's lett whatever that Shanghai were By that was either thrown or dropped. hand. Runs continued to come very far the better side and I congratu

slowly. Fincher had scored eight lute them most heartily on their He reported the matter to the runs all singles when Simpson had win. At the same time I will say polico. who sent a large body of de-twenty-two after cracking a ful? quite frankly that on a typical Hong tectives, together with the Emer-toms from Wilson to the square leg Kong wicket with the bail-and the After about half a dust-flying, I think, we should boundary.

P.W.D. OFFICIAL HIT, ON THE HEAD.

After Tifia

genpy Unit, to the place and sar-hour's cricket Leach relieved Wilson beat them nine time out of ten. I rounded it. All the workmen were at the Yard end, when the score admit I have been terribly disap arrested and interrogated, and was thirty-six. Isaacs, who sent pointed with the success of some of

down nine overs for seven rune ra. our mentor the lack of it rather several ware later taken to the mained on A Bad Bit of running but after all they are probably more Water Police Station.

nearly cost a wicket as, if the bell upset at it, than anyone else. It It was

stated that the reason for had been thrown to the bowler's would be ungenerous to rub it in. end, Fincher might well have been But I do think we failed to re- this precaution was that a Japanese out. Next over Leach bowled Fin member that attack is the boot de- had been attacked in the same place cher with a perfect length bell fence, and I do think that there was during the anti-Japanese riots about which bent him all the way a lack of courage about the batting (38-1-11.) Fancher had batted just of the last half of the side, We a month ago. The police, however, on afty minutes for his eleven cannot claim an early disaster up-

Simpson and Fincher de do not attach any importance to singles a very useful innings under set us.

·livered the goods each innings. yesterday's incident.

the circumstances.

.:

First Immings of Hong Kong,

E. C. Fincher, 1.b.w, b Booth 23 O. G. Simpson, b Leach

...... A A. H. Musson, RA..

Madar, b Booth

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club held its first. Cruiser Cham- pionship Race on Sunday with the

Course:-1, Discuvury Bay Isalata (8.); 2. Green Island (P.); 3)

Distance: Stonecutters (S.). iniles.

Constables; R433 M. Frizer, B434 M. Groenborg. R439 J. A. M. EL- phinstone, R40 L. Blumenthal and R411 B. Es Bickford.

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form optional.

Company Dinner -The dinnet fixed for November 20 bus boon post- poned until Friday, Decembar 4.. The place and time romain the

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1. I. (Mr. H. J. Panrso).... Chirlew (Maj. Tosh

A. C. Hamilton, S.W.B.,

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T. E. Pearce, b Leach.......... J. K. MacFarinn, b Booth... 4 J. E. Richardson, e Wilson,

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A D. Pereira, b Leach, A. Reid, a Coward, b Booth 4 A. C. I. Bowker, not out. Extras (byes 1, leg byes 5)... B

Total

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Fall of wickets-1/30; 2/67 3/08;4/109; 5/117; 8/120; 7/191; 8/120; 9/134; 10/138,

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. W. T. W. R. Wilson 0 2 J. A. Isaacs 6 1

F

D. W. Leach... 17 P. Madar.... B R. Booth...... 13.9 6.

32

0

23

0

30

28 0 27. &

First Innings of Shanghai.

S. R. Kermani, e Owen

Hughes, b Richardson

P. V. Simpson, .b.w., b

Bowker

P. Madar, b Reid

A. J Barsen, e MacFarlan

b Richardson

H. A. Coward, c Pearce, b

Musson

D. W. Leach, e "Simpson,

Richardson......

Wanderer (Mr. F. Baker)......

Sen Lark (Mr. Cock) did not finish.

LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP."

"

The Arst Ladies' Championship, Race took place yesterday with the following results:--

Course, Lyamun Beacon (P) 1. Mark on Line (P); 3, Changel Rocks (P.).

"H" Olass.

Pan."Pts. Siskin (Miss J. Mackie)... 1 D

3 33

Diana Mrs. E M. Big.

ham Dorothea (Mrs. L. Stanter) 2 Chileen Miss M. Naste). 4 3

L," "Y" and "G" Classen.

Ran. Pts..

Daphine (Miss M. Stokes) 13 26

Ailen Mrs. D. Lambert)... 4 11.

27

31

Why Wonder? (Mrs. Fow

kos)

17

9

Bluejacket (Mes, G. D.

Adams)

1 15

0

Boojum (Mre 0. Picker-

ing

3 19

B.

Speedwell Mrs. N. C.

Stewart)

5 10.

69

2

A

Joan (Miss Bird)

8 7

2-1

R. Booth, b Bowker..... C. J. Merritt, b Bowker.... D. B. W. Murray, not out TA. Isahes, b Hamilton ... 24 T. W. R. Wilson, Owen

Hughes, b. Hamilton # Extras (bycs, 18, leg bye, 9) 27

Total

.237

Fall of wickets:-1/83; 2/83; 3/65;4/103; 4/128; 0/137; 7/157; 8/195; 0/233; 10/237.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W. 30 0. 46 1

4 0

31

0

F. D. Pereir... 13.4 A. Reid ........... 19 * A. C. Hamilton 4.5 3 H. Owen Hughes 1 JE. Richardson 14 1 48 3 A. O. I. Bowker 20 4 42.3 A. II. Musson....... 5. 9 8 1. Second Innings of Hong Kong. E. C. Fincher, b Leach

0. G. Simpson, e Barson, b

Isaacs

A. F. Musson, st. Coward, b

Madar

11

97

£

A. A Hamilton, b Leach ... T. E. Pearce, b Madar

0

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20

10.

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J. K. MacFarlan, c and b

Madar

F. D. Pereira, b. Leaca A, Reid, not out......

J. E. Richardson, st. Coward,

"Madar

A. U. I. Bowker, ↳ Madar

Extras (byes 8, leg byes 1) 0

Total

.123

Fall of Wickots:-1/39; 2/48; 3/48; 4/70; 5/71; 8/78; 7/103) 8/107; 9/111; 10/125.

Bowling Analysis.

J. A. Isaacs

UTTAR

W. R. Wilson 9

R. Booth

P. Madar

0. M. R. W 10 B 14 1.

2 22 0 4. 1 02 1. 10.5 3 24 5

3. 37

D. W. Leach..... 16

Second Innings of Shanghai."

P. V. Simpson, e Pearce, b

Bowkor

S. R. Kermani, nct out

P. Madar, b Reid

A. J. Barson, e Pereira, b

Bowkar

D. B. W. Murray, not out

3

3

· 18

B

Total (for 3 wickets)... 27

H. A. Coward, D. W. Leach, B, Booth, O. J. Merritt, J. A......... Isaacs, T. W. K. Wilson, did not bat.

Fall of wickets−−1/19; 2/19;

Bowling Analysis:

0. MR. W A. C. I. Bowker 81 182 A. Rold

8.4 1977 1

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Eunice (Mrs. E. Rose).

FANLING GOLF.

W.C. SHIELDS WINS BOGEY POOL.

There were 08 entries for the Bogey Fool played for at Fanling during the week-end, W.C. Shields (7) winning with a score of 3 up.

L. Goldman- (14) finished second with 1 up, and other scores retarn- ed were:-

0.0. Stark (7), J.G. Campbell (14), Commdr. E. O. Priestley (12) and C.H. Burton (15), all square.

A.B. Stewart (3) and.J. Harrop (18) finished 1 down.

HOCKEY IN MACAO.

HONG KONG TEAM DEFEATED

A hockey team representing the Central British Association,

for-

merly the Kowloon British School Former Pupil's Association, paid a visit to Macao and engaged the Macao Hockey Club at a match.

The game resulted in a victory for Macro by three goals to ail, the Portuguese natting two in the first half and adding a third after the interval..

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