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THE INTERPORT TEAM

SKETCH OF PLAYERS AND THEIR

CAPABILITIES

RABBIT REVIEWS HONG KONG'S CHANCES: TOMORROW'S TRIAL.

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the capabilities members of the intarport team, in very much the but orisket sharacters are published, at the end of the season School Magazines. It is a task fah I would gladly have avoided.

would be say enough, to fulfil | it was not acquainted with the player But knowing them all "well (dare I say in some cases too

well the back of frank criticism

Richardson

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Immortal növel the Habit of not getting his legs across wore all said to and playing on the off with a orgextainly hits liks

and kitijika: kiaking horses

bat. Since then, he has come back to his true form. is an ex collent ship, and on a wicket which talks-such as you get in Shanghai often bit seldom hero-his slow off breaks are dangerous.

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Most successFifin Langue games, he has had poor luck in the two Frials when in which have seen him, and ment I think si sarly wicket means? lot to him. If he can get over, the, have inferiority complex of /whled, in big, cricket, I suspect him he is me, dangerous a left hander as there is in the fast. A very sate entch.

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A. C. Hamilton is a fast medium bowler who is greatly aided by his somewhat embarrassing one fitness and can bowl fifteen overa However my Editor insists and, on end if necessary, A

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orlag though I agree with Mrs. Malagron November Donald Leach told me he W. T. Patterson has made nos that caparisons are odorous, it considered him our best beer but I doubt if he is likely to do ally be in found, rockcoming out just defeat of Fusilier West, of the Roy- very much in Interport cricket in how much pach stroke in the enal Boots Fusiliers, by Bugls-Major Bpa to be done. So here gosh!

He is pretty puerly as good cover this Hine. He plays as a wicket counter has cost him. The rab SVE JR. Mitchell-captains the

as Sayer and can field anywhere. keeper and very good ane he is bite will be able to fight fu Bendy, of the 1st Battalion High side and generally manages it, or As a hat, he forces the game wall, I say personally interested to see ously among themselves, and the land Light Infantry. This was a Detroit

~Bendy, “a man of ma 89 understand. He has been and, but for a tendency to get baken that old copy of my notes survivor of a soution may possibly

bure veste, 28 a fine boxer, andi pro- playing cricket bein for Steenb extra cover from a wildish bit about eighteen months ago, I aug put up some semblance of fight

he is a very sound player sesid the possibility of his keeping when it como to the great men para or more, and if possible,

Another advantage is that the isenting the straightest of lett Gitor the Colony when T. E. PORTOS kosner now than in his earliest A. C. Bock is a good fast bowlez gave up the glow end players will be able to kahit masive young opponent, he had

way with doublem Soul Az a cricketer he may be who is more likely to hit the stats per migh

Anit, and most described as one of those people Kang wicket His betting in

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out of West before: three who usually do the right thing" in

There is heaps of batting in the lore la a chance of seeing hobe the one Langue games hus Improved enot tedd but warrather lack one or two worthy play early in the keelt. the, wrong way. He is a mostmously but he is a bad beginner. Freally stɗadly man like on. On Fincher I Nowadage the tailsthént-goer is | pualaking batsman when anything As a fold, I consider him generally and Dankie neither of whom pan a wary bird; he knows what is is pushed well up on the off but a rather gross bat in back play makes on the weak side but he has the go. Brilliancy is all very well and likely to happen on Monday, Tues- his defonce early in his innings knack of holding on to soms per the side may very well put up over day, Wednesday, possibly Thurs.

three hundred runs pannol, koly day. Largely noding of impor doubtful. In the deep and at third featly amazing catches man he invariably commits the

G. C. Burnett, & useful bowler feeling however that it may be out ano, for the tray eminent kom of Cpl. Bennst, the Army AD.A going wrong Richardson and Sayer tourmente in the north have too will no doubt apon the innings, often been observed making a fenti with: E. F. Bincher and Pat. Madar appearance towards the end of the to follow: Unless he has had a long wee knall of howling I expect to see familton next, and Mitchell after Then they proceed to massacre nonplusad by the unusual guard, him. I wo hat second the positions innocents at an incredible rate, may be reversed AH Madar looking more bored with each sucand spent the three rounds puzzling

murder. This sort of comes at No. 7 to hold things to peeding gether and s both Burnets and thing is not productive of good The most exciting fight was that Minu so bitters I would put Minutes, and its certainly not good fighth, Beck ninth-fas he ORD de for the gate, and without ade for the Territorial light-heavy fend if he wants to) and then quote pecuniary reward the finest weight title between Sergt. W Burnett and Patterson

tournaments are doomed Thornton, She Land

It does not follow by the adop tion of this new method that all

March's Surprise Viptory.

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Light-weight L 1 C. Redley (4th King's Own R. Regt. bt. and Lt. E. CMV Sherrin (Essex Group, AASL on points

Welterweight, Cpl. Rutherford (eth Northumber

erime of thrusting, both arm out who comes up with his arm under the hundred if things start the south who consent to race the and Imperial Serviousbanda Tus) (holder); bti LJ H Melkie

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stily at full length sad taking the Shanghai he would I think," ball in that position. As Bowever well advised to pitch mostly on the ho steadily holds ninety per cent.uddle and/or of sticks and were of his entchen, there seems to be outside the leg stick. A brilliant nothing further to say. Enthusias-fold and as perfect a rustic bat as tic, ahoeliul and ultra-optimistic ever hit a six off two consecutivo he should make an excellent captain halla of a side with which he is univer- sally popular..

E. F. Fincher come to have got. over the oye trouble which worried G. R.Sayer has been for many him last year. He is a splendid years the finest cover-point in the hat of and when he gets going, with Colony, and was tue of the prettiest one of the bent,square cuts in the lete-cutters have seen here Be Colonyan xtra on at third man has been less consistent of late, but on his day he will take a hundred and deep na fin field. off really good bowling and make it look ne simple as can be. He is essentially a first wicket batsman who, if he gets going can complete. ly demoralize the attack..

Pat · Madar is our best Call rounder. A few years ago his donkey-drops were the Joke of Shanghal but he has developed since then, and gets a length lights the

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The Bowling.ph Much will depend on the wicket as to who goes on first but I imagine it will be Minu and either Beck, Burnett of Hamilton. These (Continued on neat Valuma.)

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Les Oplooth Field Brigade R A.); the bout weight champion, by March March boxed with his right being stopped in the Arab sound

Middleweight. L R Eimburst foot forward and as often happens (5th Tork and Lancaster Ragt) but in such a came his opponent was and Lt. A. E. Charles (19th Londont

over it.

Regt.) on points.

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Other Banks. Fly-weight-Pte. Armstrong (8th Durham L.I.) Ut. Rifm Burbridge. (12th London Regt.) on points.

Bantamweight. Pte. Henny (7th Durham L. bt. Gunner Garrant holder). (Ond Field Brigade, IA)

Regt. and Chunner D. Steel, 80th Field Brion points, gado, RA This was a mighty slog from start to finish.

Feather-weight-Lt Cpl. E Fig

* nigan (13th London Begt.) bt. Pte. A Robin (7th, A. and. 8. Highlan ders) on points,

Light Weight Pte A Cannon 8 Wilton (Aryshire Yeomanry) on (10th London Regt.) bt Trooper G points,

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Welter-weight-Pte G E. Pear- R. Saunders (9th Middlesex Bogt.) son (8th. B. Warwick Regt.) bt. Pts.

Middle-weight-Pto, Newbold

boite are assured of equal treatment. Not all the great are of equal merit, and the survivor of No. 1 section may have a mud Steel was sent down three times more difficult task than the sun the opening round and went to vivor of No. and vice versu But his corner dazed. But in these it does seem a move in the right direction, and should be worthy of cond round he came dashing out trial by the home mithorities with an onslaught equal to that of Perhaps the L.TA. Council will Thornton. They stood toe to toe, show itself yet more alive to the am needs and growth of the game now slamming at each other amid terrion pointa list they are to have Sir Leonard de cheering, until the fight was over Lyle na their president, for Be Detailed results- Leonard is a player of merit habe se, a well-known guro in tourna ments, owning a fine forehand He in the father of Miss Nancy Lyle, also in the front rank of home playere Any suggestion to relieve the lot of the bbit" or indice

the Brst-rate players to put in am appearazice Welcomed.

on Monday is the

Esgular Army Offoers.. Feather-weight. Lt. D. E. Taun ton (2nd Northants) holder) bb. End Lt. J. MadDougal (2nd DCLL)

on pointer

Light-weight-2nd Lt, A Simonds (2nd B. Berkshire) w.o,

Wolter-weight-L£. J. J. McCully (1st R. Sussex) bt. Lt. C. R. Chet wynd-Stapylton (2nd Somerset L.F)

folder) on points.

Middia weight-L RID Weber (Dapos RA) bt, Lt A D R. Hayland (Depot Suffolks) ou pointa

four will probably be our first four bowlers with Pat Madar coming on directly the batsmen look like setting down. Thereafter come Richardson and A. E. Mader though of course a really sticky wicket would vary this enormously. Mitchell has undoubtedly quantity at his disposal sad i hope quality; We must remember locally the Light Hey-weight Lt C bowlers, who to us are just routine Going 2nd Bn 11 Ulster Bikes), B because we have played them dozens and Lt. J. D. Harbord (8th HusEATS or hundreds of times, are a very 2nd Lt 3 D. Harbord (8th different proposition when pussars) on points;

against the Shanghat people who!

Heavy weight Lt G F Cappor

do not know them so well Omne (B.Ayo and Le 12.15. Evan ignatum pro maminen (Snd Rods and Hot Bag) abs

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7th Royal Warwick Regt.) kt. Pte

F. Parr (Bard London Begk) on points

Light heavy-weight Gunner D. Steal 690th Field Brigade, E.A.bf Serg W, Thornton (20d London Regt) on pointe

(ath London Regt.) bt. Sargt. T Heavy-weightRifleman Stafford

ateredith (4th London Regt) (holder), who was disqualified or bitting low

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