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Week End

CRICKET SEASON BEGINS IN EARNEST

VOLUNTEERS WIN KOWLOON MATCH

HALL-THOMPSON BATS WELL

The Indian R.C. had no difficulty in deleating the Royal Navy

in the Senior Division on Saturday, but their junior team went down to the Navy's second eleven by six wickets.

The feature of the second game was tire bowling strength of the Indian R.C. who will again be strong contenders for the pra mior position.

31. R. Abbas was again the outstanding bowler for the Indian second team, but their showing on the day was not good enough to beat their opponents.

I.R.C. BEAT NAVY

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1932.

Sport.

The 1.R.C., champions of the tapectively, and gave their side a senior league last year, engaged the good Royal Navy at Sookunyoo Saturday, and had a comfortable win by 98 runs.

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start. Other contributions word G. C. Burnett (26) and F. Goodwin (92).

Hall-Thompson, a new-comer, The home team Imited first, and bowled well to capture four wickets was given a good start by their for 40 runs, whils Beck also claim- opening pair, S. A. Ismail (24) urided four victims for B1 runs. A. H. Runjahr (33). The succeed.. At the close of play, the Volun ing 'fow, batsmen. failed, however, teers had scored 49 for two wickets, and nine wickets were down for 85E, J. R. Mitchell being not out with rups when A. Bakar and A. A. Itum 90. jahn were associated in' a partner- ship, which produced runs Bakar played a good innings of 35 not at and A. A. Rumjaha con tributed 31.

05

Against the strong Indian attack, the Navy were all out for 39 rung. At one stage of the gane, they had lost four wickets for only fire runs. Lt. Watson, 91, and Lt. Villiers, with 16, were the only batsmen to put up any resistance, each elaiming

Bix.

Pereira captured three wickets for Die runs and Baker three for only Aix-

Score:--

I.R.C. 1st XI

S. A. Ismail, e Fuller, b

Jonner-Fust

A. H. Rumjaim, e Marsham,

b Hollands

33

HI, D. Rumjaho,

Southern

1. Jenner Fust

0

2

F. D. Pereira, e Marsham,

A. H. Madar, Hollands, b

Jenner-Fust

Hollanda

A. . Minu, e Jenner-Fust,

by follands

A. R. Minu; o Stannard, b

Jenner-Fust

T. Hamet, run out

Beck

Bowling Analysis.

Hall-Thompson.. 8

--Bakor

Richardson Lowson

O. M. R. W.

0 0 28 2

0 35 1

17 30

0

5. 0

"50

15

1

24

I

Volunteers-Second Innings. Mitchell, e Lay, b Burnett... 21 A. Richardson, e Lay, b Me-

Innespe

12

J. Witham, b Mennes ****... 11 Hall-Thompson, st. Hunter,

b LeB

..... 89

Beck, e E. C. Fincher, b E.

F. Fincher

Baker, e E. C. Fincher, b E.

F. Fincherasimo

Lowson, not out ...

R. Davis, not out

Byes......

30

Total (for 0 wicketa)...151

Bowling Analysin,

0. M. R. W

F. Goodwin

2

0

21

G. Burnett

B

0

30

1

I. McInnes

B

0

$

J. C. Lyal in

3 1

23

0

0 14 9

E. F. Fincher 3

2 0 17 1 G. Leo Volunteers won by 4 wickets,

I.R.C. 2ND v. NAVY

EXIT DON. BRADMAN

NOT TO PLAY EN TEST MATCHES

(THROUGH BRUYER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Oct. 1. DON BRADMAN, the Australian crisboter, has stated that he

is unable to give the Australian Board of Control the required Resurance that he would not write newspaper articles of first-class matches, and therefore he will not be available for the Test Matches.

The Associated Nowspapers have offered to release the famous cricketer from his contract, but he has refused the offer saying that he must do the honourable thing By, his benefactors.

The Board refuse to budge from their resolution which states, that no one but bona fide journalista shall play in the Testa. It appears that there is no loophole and 'Brad- Iran's name will be missing in the Tests against D. R. Jardino's tour ing M.C.C. eleven.

ARMY TENNIS FINALS

R.A.O.C. CHAMPIONS

A good standard of tennis was witnessed at Sookunpoo, yesterday when the Royal Army Ordnance Corps beat the Hong Kong Singa- pore Brigade of Royal Artillery, in the final of the Army Tannis League, by eight sets to one,

preson.

LANE, CRAWFORD'S

WIN

MERCANTILE BANK BEATEN

AT TENNIS

Playing on the courts of the Central British Association,

&

tennis team from Lane Crawford's The weather during the afternoon defeated a team from the Mercan- was rather dull, but despite this

The following were the results: quite a number of spectators were tile Bank by 10 games to $0.

The Royal Army Ord

Skinner and Haber (LC): - nance Corps, who have played wall during the extraordinary whole of the season, are worthy of beat Graham and Ribeiro 7-8,6-3, much praise when it is remembered beat Mattos and Sousa 7-2, 7-2. that they are practically the small-beat Swales and Hydman 9-1, 8-1. eat unit in the Colony."

The individual results are as fol lows:-

Condr. Mitchell and B. AL.

Anderson, R.A.O.C.,

lost te. Capt Barry and Sgt,

Pratt

beat Lieut. Prior and Bdr.

Bryant

beat M/Gur. Wardle and

B.Q.M.B. de la Haye

and Sgt. S/Sgt. Mitchell

Norris

beat Capt. Barry and Sgt.

Pratt

boat Lieut. Prior and Bdr. Bryant

beat M/Gur. Wardle and

B.4.1.8. de la Haye S/Sg. Sanderson and L/Cpl.

Smith

ont Capt. Barry and Sgt.

Pratt

3-4

6-9

0.0

6-4

0-7

LAWN TENNIS

beat Lieut. Prior and Bdr.

Bryant

0-4

bent M/Gnr. Wardle and

3.Q.M.S.'de la Haye

0-1

MIXED DOUBLES

CHAMPIONSHIP

THE DRAW

The results of the Open Mixed Doubles

the Championship of The Navy passed this score for Colony, for which 15 pairs cutered,

Lt the lose of four wickets, but even-are as follows tually could only make 96. Crosstell's five wickets for 14 raus represented, the best bowling of the

Scores:- match.

Last year's champions of the Junior Shield gave a deplorably Play was resumed at 11.30 am, yesterday with the not out batsmen weak exhibition of batting which Mitchell 20, and Witham 10. Mit lost them the match against the chell was eventually dismissed for Navy second string at King's Park'

luckily compiled 71, while theon Baturday. only other outstanding scoror wäe; Davis with 10 not out. The innings closed after the tiffin interval for 174 runs, 10 runs bebind the K.C.C. their commenced The K.0.0. second innings at 3.10 p.m. and at 4.30 p.m. the innings was declared close with 133 runs for 5 wickets. This left the Volunteers 144 runs to win and seventy minutes in which to obtain them.

Thanks to a vigorously compiled 69 runs by Hall Thompson, together with a pluckily made 30 runs by A.

D. Lowson the Volunteers gained a victory by 4 wickets, with threo minutes to spare.

The fielding generally on the part of K.C.C. was below standard, no loss than eight or nine chancos boing misso in the field. This, however, does not detract from the Volun- toers' meritorious victory

Rosulta are as follows

E.0.0.First Innings.

E. C. Fincher, o Richardson,

LB.C, 2nd XI,

M. P. Madar, b Crossfell

F. M. el Arculli, b Crossfell 25

DIANA FISHWICK

AGAIN

WINS THE ENGLISH WOMEN'S TITLE

[DRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]

RUGKY, Sept. 30. MISS Diana Fishwick (North Top Half,

Foreland) to-day won the Eng- Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Ho r. Capt. lish Women's Golf Championship Barry and Mrs. Lochner.

T. C. Monaghan and Miss Thomas r. G. A. White and Miss Griffiths.

H. H. Wild and Miss II. Hancook

r. E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dal- ziel.

G. W. Sewell and Mrs. James z, S.

0

M. B. Abbas, e Skyrme, b

Crossfell

3

A. R. Sufiad, o Taylor, b

Crossfell

8

A. lumjahn and Miss C. Botelho. Bottom Hall.

A. R. H. Ismail, e Crossfeil,

b Taylor

3

E. F. Fincher and Mrs McTavish

Mr. and Mrs. Grimble.

K. Nazarin, c Hawkins, b

Taylor

0

H. L Fereira, e Skyrme, b

Hazelfoot

A. K. Ismail, b Crossfell ... S.. Ismail, not out

0

15

A. A. Rumjahn (jr.), e and

Rimmer.....

A. Kahmin, c. Skyrme, b

Bimmer

Extras

M. W. Lo and Miss E. Lo r. W. Williains and Mrs. Stafford Smith.

H. Lo and Miss G. Lo v. H. D. Rumah mild Miss R. Rumjahn

T. A. Stocker and Miss R. Han- rock, Bye.

dedeating Miss Beryl Brown (Formby) by five and four over thirty-six holes in the final.

U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

MISS VAN WIE WINS EASILY

(REUTER'S AMERICAN BREVICK]

NEW YORK, Oct. 1. MISS VAN WIE beat Miss Vare

by 10 and 8 in the final of the Women's Golf Championship.

-

Owen and Hillier (LC);~ beat Swales and Hydman 6-3, 9-0. beat Graham and Ribeiro 5-4, 6-3. boat Mattos and Bours 8-1, 8-1. Xavier and Lewis (LC)1– draw with Mattos and Souan 8-1 3-8 lost to Swales and Hydman 1-8, 4-5. lost to Graham and Ribeiro 0-0, 1-9.

WEEK-END AQUATIC

(Continued from Pagë ́0.)

300 Matres Sampan Race..

1. Lai Tse Bum,

1. Au Young Lam. 3. Kwok Kl Shoung.

The programme for the gala next Saturday is as follower

1. 200-Metres Men's free style.

(Open to the Colony),

2. 60-Metres Men's free style. 3. 10-Metres Ladies' free style. 4. 100-Metres Boys' breast-

-stroke.

Men's breast

5. 200-Metros -stroke.

4. 100-Metres stroke.

Girls'

breast-

7. 200-Metres Boys' free style: Men's back.

8. 100-Metrea

stroko.

9. 200-Metres Girls' free style.

10. 200-Metre Men's free style.

back-

11. 100-Metres Ladies'

stroke.

12. Diving exhibition.

Entries close in October 4, and heats will be decided on October 5, nt: 5.30 p.m.

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SEIL

B. el Arculli, e Hunt, b ́A."

T. Nomanbhoy

9

Total .......

73

H. G. Wallington, c Lokė, b

Bowling Analysis.

H. Nomanbhoy

20

b Benki

O. M. R. W.

O. of Arculli, b A, T. Nomane

2

A. T. Lay, a Beek, b Hall-

Thompson

Crossfell

9

3 .14 B

bhor

3o

Bimmer

7

រ

9

M. C. Hung, b A. T. Noman-

J. S. A. Curream, c Armitage,

1. Molmes, b Hall-Thompson 11

b Hollands

13

JO. Lyal, run out

3

Hazelfoot Mason

3

0

12

1

bhoy

19

2

1

2

0

F. E. Lawrence, b Hall

Taylor...

3 1

102

F. R. Abhaa, Ng, b H.

Nomanbhoy

A Baker, not out

35

Thompson

0

A. A. Rumjahn, Burnett... 31

G. Lee, b Baker

10

Royal Navy 2nd XI.

Extras

1

F. Goodwin, b Baker

贮

Lt.-Cdr. d'Arcy-Evans,

G. O Burnott, e Beck, b

A. K. Ismail

Total

.160

Hall-Thompson

28

Comdr. Taylor, c Abbas, b

E. F. Fincher, b Baker

2

Areulli

Bowling Analysie.

AA. Dand, b Lowson

Comdi; "Williams, run out

16

0, M. R. W

J. Hunter, not out

3

Mid. Mason, a Nazarine, b

Extras ....

20

Abbas

31

A. R. Markar, e H. Noman-

bhey, b A. T. Nomanbhoy

M. Afzal, not out ...........

A. H. Suffind, run out

U. Ismail, e Tan, b A. T.

Nomanbhoy Extras

Total

Villiers

Hollands

Janter-Fust 12 4 31 4

4 1

0 17 1 62 4

21

Total

..184

31

Bowling Analysis.

Marsham

Standard

2

0

13

.0

0. M. R. W.

J 17.

Beck

13

51 9

1

4

0

Navy.

Burnett

Lt. Fuller, b Pereira

Late Armitage, b Pereira... Lt. Marsham, e Curreem, b TAR: Minu

1.

Lt-Comdr. Southern, c Is

mail, b A. R. Minu Comdr. Bannister,' b Pereira 3 It Watson, b Bakar... 21 Lt. Villiers, e Madar, u BäköNFIG= E.R.A. Hollands, b Bakar... 3 Mid. Jenner-Fust, b Madar... 1: Sub-Ligut. Stannard, run out 8. Capt Burnett, not out.

Extras

2 0 9 Volunteers-First Innings. Mitchell, a Lay, b McInnes... 71

18

A. Richardson, e EF. Fin-

cher, Burnett..... Bakor, o and b. McInnes 0. Whitham, run out inv Bock, o E. C. Fincher, Me.

Ianess

Hail-Thompson.. 15

40 4

4

Baker........... D 3 23 3

Richardson, 04.0

20 0

Lowgon ..... Kilben

3

0

15. 1

0

Total

90

Bowling Analysis

O. M. R. W

Arculli

71

92

0

-5

Kilbee, b Moinnos Hall-Thampson, b' McInnes.... 11 · Stilliard, J.b. b Burnett. 5.

nes

14

0

A. K. Ismail Saffind

8

4. 1

1. 38 1

10

Abbas

Davis, not out

D2

Potter, & Molnccs, b Burnett 2

Nazarino

1.100

2.19 3

4

Lowson, b Burnett

O: M. R.

Byes.

10.

7 4

簿

Leg. Byes

.3

VARSITY BEAT QUEEN'S COLLEGE

bhoy, did not bat.

O. M. R. W

2

·M. el Arculli' ...

1

33

42

Total..

174

I 10

Bowling Analysis.

O MR W

0

0

02

4

F. Goodwind 11","4

30

0:

1. McInnes 18

46

Sub-Lt. Carver, o Pereira, b

Abbas Lt.Cdr. Skyrore, b Arculli... 2 Surg. Lt.Cdr. Hawkins, b - Abbas

Lt.Cdr. Higham, c. Madar,

b Arculli.......

Lt. Hazelfoot, at. Nazarine. Burg. Lt. Crossfell, not out. 0 Tel. Rimmer, Madar, b

Nazarine.....

Extras

Total

6.9 24

1 Aziz ............ 507 Tan 3 0 12 b A. T. Nomanbhoy 8.5 4

H. Nomanbhoy 40 13

Univerally

A. T. Nomanbhoy, .1.b.., b

M, el Arculli

D. Hunt, ran out

K. T. Loke, b M.

A. A. Aziz, e Suffiad, Wal.

lington”;

B. E. Ng, b G.

L Chon, not ont gate

P. B. Tata, b Wail

P. L. Tane F-Leo, & Wal-

·lington

A. C. N. da Silva, not out

Extras

Total (for 7 wkts.)....118 A. T. Lee and H. Noman-

Bowling Analysis."

37

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W

Hunt

୫

28

Arcußi

S

NX.

Bowling Analysis,

Pereira.....

A R. Minu

Baker 17. Madar

7 3 11

526 3 6.1.0 21 1

VOLUNTEERS ✔, KOWLOON

Tho Kowloon Cricket Club were

in a good position at the conclusion

of the first day's play in their twis

No Balis

G. C. Burnett... 20.2 5

1.0.0-Second Innings,

E. C. Fincher, b Lowson.... 34

A T. Lay, b. Beck

F. E. Lawrence, e Beck, b

day fixture with the Hong Kong-Hull-Thompsonra

Volunteers on Saturday. They

hatted first and compiled 184 runa,

E. F. Fincher, not out.

Goodwin, c Stilliard, b

* Back assaja

And the. Volunteère replied with 49-12C Burnette

for the lose of two wickets when

stumps were drawn

d. Fincher and A. T Lay both batted well for 50 and 38, bẻ-

Richardson JLyal, not out

Byes

.32

University beat Queen's College at.Pokfulam on Saturday by six

wickets. Batting first, Queen'a College could only manage Trune against the deadly bowling of A. T. Nomanbhoy who took 8 wickets for

O runs.

The under-graduates phased their "opponents score with six wickets to spare and finally made. 118 rubs for seven wickets,

Bepres

Queen's College,

F. Lee, b Ariz

E Loeb Hunt

(Continued on sezi Colum,).

G. Lee

Wallingtor

O. el Ardilli Makar

POLICE R.C. v. K‚C.C.

Entertaining the Kowloon second string at Happy Valley, the Police delented the visitors by 59. Tung." Carey-wha top scorer with 30 not out to his credit, whilst Hynne, the Interport footballer, captured 4 wickets for 26 runs, Far, the visi tora. Chadwick returned the best bowling auntysis, rapturing 3 wick ets for 16 Tuns Haven hatted well for 90 TUBB Booges

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