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JUNIOR CRICKET NOTES.

WILL THE INDIANS RETAIN

THE SHIELD?

KOWLOON GOING ALL OUT TO CAPTURE HONOURS,

[BY L.B.W."

The league cricket sensog is draw- ing to a close and this week-and Will And the destiny of the junior shield decided for another suason. At present the Indians (holders) and Kowloon are running dock-to. nook for championship honours but the latter hold the slight advantage of having one point more than the Bookumpoo Club with the sarau, pinber of matches pipyed,

Batt these teams won their matches last aveek-end though it was a tear thing for Kawloon, who almost went down તુ

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fairly weak Civil Service

The Indians visited the Club and they did well to return with full: points. I notice that Divott agais turned out "for the Club and had quite a successful aftórnoon with the hall, taking 5 wickets for just a little, over ten runs apiece. He is a tower of strength to the Club, seconds, for braides being a vory good howler, he, can make ruņa na well on occasion. It is a pity that tip does hot turn out regularly for them, for with all respect to the Olah, say are not living up to their name as the premier cricket club in the Colony. This, perhaps, an be explained by the fact that their members go in for too many games Etone time and that is fatal. If one is to have a successful season af cricket, then let it be "éricket, and leave aside rugger and hockey. One cannot play it three games and shine in every one of them.

The Match Reviewed.

To go back to the match. The Indians were not at full strength,. Aroulli having been taken, for the senior eleven that afternoon' but des pite that they did very well. To be perfectly frank, I do not think that made a lot of difference for as fr as I can recollect, Arzulli has only came off once with the ball this season and this was when they play. ed Recreio.

Anyway, the Indians had first knock and thanks to a good innings. by A. R. Suflad, who appears to have recovered some of his form, put up 133 runs. Ismail, their stamper hit out to good effect for g but the rest of the team, with the possible exception of A. R. Abbas (17), did none too well.

This total was by no means a match-winning one, but as it turned put later, it was beyond the Club Gahagan and Divets started the innings for the Club but they were both out before they scored and it was loft to F. A. M. Elliott (58) to save the side froin what threaten- ed to be complete collapse. A. Mi Rumjaha did all the damage with the ball, bis analysis being 12--1-31-ð. He is Bowling very well at the moment, breaking both ways and keeping a very good length. has proved to be the I.R.C.e must consistent bowler in the league this

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While the Indians were having 6 comparatively easy time against the Club, Kowloon were having all

LOCAL CRICKET

VOLUNTEERS AND KOWLOON DRAW.

The Kowloon-Volunteers mabah which bogan on Monday, was con- tinuod on the former's ground ye terday, but as no devision was or rived as by the time stumps were drawn, the game resulted in a draw,

The scores wero:-.

Volunteers (1st Innings) 169, Kowloon (lat Lanings)..

E. C. Fincher, Wolff, b

Owen Hughes

F. E. Lawrence, b Owen

Hughes

E. F. Finchor; not" out

9

10

N. A. E. Mackay, b Baker... 1 F. B. Skioner, c Griffiths b

Owen Hughes ......

G. Lec. b. MOLollan

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1932.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

INDIAN TEAMS FOR SATURDAY.

The following will represent the Indign Resreation Club in theirṣiat Division league match against Kow- loon Cricket Club at Sookunpoo, on Saturday, commencing at 2 p.m.

sharp

A. A Rumjaha (Capt), F. D. Pornira, A. F. Rumjahn," A. H. Madar, 9.A Ismail, S. Ker magi, A. R. Minu, A. K. Minu, H. D. Rumjahn, O. Ismail and I. 8. Abdul-Curreem. Resorve: M. el Ar-

eulli,

2

... 13.

F. Goodwin, e Folley, b

Wold..

G. C Burnett, b Owen

Hughes

20

H. Hampton, 1.b.w., b Beck 14 "R, G. W. Mond, b Beck

J. . Lynl, .b. w., b Beck ...

Extraa

0

193.

Total

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. Bitk. 12.3 0 49

W

A

Y 44 4 们 135 0 1 10

Owen Hughes 14 Baker ***** McLellan Wolff

1 10 1.

Volunteer (2nd Innings). H. Owen Hughes, b Burnett 31, E. J. R. Mitchel, EC.

Fincher. b, Lynl

W. D; Folley, b. Goodwin,... 39' A. C. Beck, b Burnett,

R. H. Grifths, not out

D. McLellan, b Burnett.......

40,

18

0

F. Baker, not out 13

Еходя........ ............ 4.

Total (for 3 wkta. dec.)...145 R. J. Wolf, L. D. Kilbee, J. E. Richardson and R. R. Davies, did not hat.

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Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R TV.

D. I 4%

Burnett Goodwin ....... 1 Lyul *** Skinner

2

44 1 0 31 1 4 0 21 0

Kowloon (2nd Eininga),

N. A. E. Mackay, run out... 44 F. E. Skinner, b Owen

Hughes

E. F. Fincher, not out

4

37

G. Lee, e Beck, b McLellan... 5 E. C. Fincher, b Wolff

G. C. Burnett, not ont

Extras.

21

Total (for 4 wkts.)...12%

F. Goodwin, H. Hampton, R. G. U. Mead, J. C. Lya) and F. Lawrence, did not bat,

Bowling Analysis.

The Seconds,

The second slevens of these clubs will also engage in a league sacoun. ter when the following will repre- sent the indians--M. R. Abbas (Capt.), A. R. Abbas, F. M. el

T. Arculli, M. Madar, H. T Barma, A. S. Suflad, A. M. Ram- jaho, AR. Suffiad, K. Nazarin, 5. Ismail and A. K. Temail

This game takes place on the Kowloon ground; King's Park, and will commenco promptly at 2 p.m.

TENNIS NOTES.

200 MILES FOR A MATCH.

SHAMEEN TOURNAMENT.

[BY SALADIN:}

I have just heard of a case in. which a local player travelled about 200 miles in a day for a match. "He is none other than S. A. Rumjaän, who, just for the satisfaction of trying conclusions with Leung Tak Kwong, went to Canton, by ar- rangement, on Sunday last by the morning train and returned by the afternoon train. The two met at the Banton Citizens. Tannis Club, the venue of the recent interport between Hong Kong and Canton. Rumjahn won in straight sota, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. understand he will make the same trip during the next week- and to meet Bodiker, the other orack player.

The scope is somewhat surprising, in view of Canton's impressive suc cess n Blágles in the interport. Theu Loung beat both M. W. Lo and E. C. Fincher without being vory seriously extended. On their Ehome courts Bodiker and Leang Tak Kwong are pretty hard to beat, so that the result of the local 0. M. R.

player's coming match with Bodiker will be awaited with interest. To Back

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go nearly a hundred miles to play a Owen Hughas 8 0

match and then hurry back over McLellan

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the sime distance, simply indicate Bakur

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keen Rumjahn is Wolff....... B

11 1 The Volunteers play United Ser-moment. vices to-day on the Club, ground, commencing at 1.30 p.m.

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TO BE RUN NEXT MONTH.'

WHY I'M A NUDIST

I've joined the Nudist movement and are waiting for results But all I've heard are rumours that both children and adulte Ara Boon to have an Island whore this King of modern cults

Can oasily be practised day and night.

I hope the plan is haatoned for Em all agog; to sea The ladies in particular in state of nudity And own to fooling auxique that they'll steal a ginnovat

It certainly will be a funny sight.

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Since T was but a growing lad. I've always wished to know The beauties of the female form-they have intrigued to so; But barring naked statues and a bathing beauties show

I've never found it possible to tell.. So when I board the details of this wonderful Flow men and women shed their clothes and hold a sun parade--" I acized the cannes co..tudy how the human body's madr

And benefit my general health as,

as well

crusader-

1. hope you won't imagine that I'm merely out to pry: When oneo I've sear the other members gaily tripping by, Thein sax appeal will vanish and they'll cease to catch my eye!

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(It's only just at first you want to gaze).

For this is what they tell me when a person's satisfed,

And gains the ensured knowledgo which has always been denied," No longer will he wonder what the pretty frillige hide..

His thoughts will turn instead to vicled rays.

The, great delight I've always found in varying degrees. As Miss. A.B. of Mrs. C. make headway in a breeze,

Tho thrill I've got from watching dresses wafted from their knees:

Such simple joys I'll shortly seek in vain..

For when I've seen in actual fact the things I've merely guemed— The portly bulk of Mrs. C. when once she's got, undressed, And Miss A.B. immodestly exposing all her chest.

I wish they'd got their clothing on again.

So when I'm quite immune from all that modesty inspires, And only think of getting brown, and things that one requires By basking naked in the sun, my masculino desires

Will never come and haunt me any more. But after sov'ral, weeks of thisrof hardening my skin, Mosquito bites, and constant sights of females fat and thin, I'm pretty sure I'll want to send my resignation in

And gaze on silken stockings, as of yore.

WILL I. & YOO, Hong Kong. February 22, 1939.

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Sunday, by the way, was a red letter day at Shamenn. The Sha meen Tournament was brought to a successful conclusion after two finals had been decided in the after- noon. G. Bodiker, the new cham- pion of Canton, featured in both, in one of which he beat R. Ott in the singles handicap event, e-3, 6-3,. despite his her "y handicap of owe hered more laureis 40. Then he

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P W D L Pt Kowloon C 86 3 thair runa ne well as boar the brunt.

Recreio 10 Indian E.C. Craigongower 94.08 12 Polico 0.833 11 Borderers7311 10. RE. and Bigs. 8. H.K.C.O.

for runs. The Indians will rely on the two Sulfada, Madar, A R Abbas, K. Nazarin, and possibly. Barma and Rumjahn to do theirUniversity

oring, while Lumjahn, M, R. bhas, the two Suffed A R Abbas, Aroulli and may be Nazarin (Continued on next Column.)-

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