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HONG KONG DAILY

Week End Sport.

ARMY ELEVEN'S DISAPPOINTING DEBUT

VOLUNTEERS EXTEND CLUB: K.C.C. INTER-CLUB

MATCH

BOWLERS AGAIN ASSERT SUPERIORITY

The newly-formed Army team gave a disappointing dispiny on their first appearance against the Indians on Saturday.

When opposed to the lopting of Perairo, Minu and 'Bakar, their batting wiitesi lamentably, the whole side being sent back to the pavilion for 20 run. Tidlap R.C. registered an easy win.

In the two day fixture with the Volunteers, the Club team will have to put up good howling performance to stave off a first innings deficit, as the Volunteers with 9 wickeln still in haud have to of the necessary 180 runs afrendy on the board.

An interesting match is being played at the K.C.C. where two home tentus' are engaged in a two-day fixture.

Several friendly games were played in the Junior Division,- perhaps the post interesting being the one at Suokunpoo where The Indian 1. gave a glimpse of what they could accomplish by rattling up ISI Pans for five wickets in less than 105 minutes,

VOLUNTEERS H.K.C.C.. Batting first, the Club team made poor use of the good wirket in the opening stages of their first jonings, Beck and Baker of the Volunteers routing the first six batsmen. The Club's "tail" wugged, how- Lowe (32), ever, and thanks to Dickitt (43 not out) and Neid (39) Beck the score was taken to 180. bowled splendidly to take 5 wickets for 49 runs.

The Volunteers have replied with; 80 for the loss of one wicket and look to be in a sound position.

Neotes H.K.0.0.

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Baker,

Beck

L.A. R Duncan, c and b

Baker

J. Barrow, Berk

J. Smith, e Davies, b Beck

. S. Dunkley, 1.5.w. b Hock

(. E. Gehagan, run out

I.E.O. 1st XI,

A. H. Rumjan, e Stocker,

b Ifamilion

S. A. Indiail, st. Young,

Etherington

H. D. Rúmjahn. b. Miro-

house

A. H. Madar, not out A. Bakar, not out

Extras

HOME RUGBY RESULTS

PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1932.

HOCKEY

INCOGNITOS WIN CONVINCINGLY

GOOD WIN BY BATTERY ELEVEN

TO-DAY'S

HANDICAPS

BAG AND BAGGAGE

ACCOUNTS FOR SADKO

(Continued from Paga 0.)

Betting

Winner. Place,

50%

210

202

320

340

..

California

(8. Y. Linng)...1,00 Christmas Joy

(A. L Caplin) 319 Golden Star

Below are the handicap for to- city: Kwangu! Handicap "A" and "E"

Gloss (1) Miles). Bag and Baggage, 185 lbs. Boxing Eve, 102; Daylight Eve, 140; In a Mamak Shield Tournament Don, 140; Flying Tourist, 140, Gay Crusader, 140; Gold Key, 145; inatch on the Naval ground, Happy Nippy, 140; Pride of Tsingtao, 150;

(9. N. Pan) 30% Valley, on Saturday afternoon, the Racing Boy, 140; Sadko, 105; The Incognitos registered their second Tiger, 140; Valorous, 147; VasyMaple Leaf (A. Roza) 251 victory, when they defeated H.M.S. lock, 140; White Jade Stag, 145, Snappy Eva

Wild Life, 158.

(J. E. Noronha) 420 Parthian by 4 goals te 1, in a fast, Hunan Handicap (1 Mile 172 Yardė).

Race 8. THE following Rugby matches match." The Parthian, who

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Oct. D.

were played at Home last

making their debut in local com- Saturday:

petitive hockey, were not very im. Blackheath &; Newport 13

pressive, their forward line lacking Bridgwater 0; Leicester 11. Bristol 29: Devonport Services 4.

finial. Their dofonce, while playing Cambridge University 17; Old kard, were unable to cops with the

Leysians 3.

nippy opposing forwards,

Gloucester 3; Llanelly 15.

London Irish 21; London Welsh London Scottish 9: Resslya Park

10.

12.

Northampton 6; Richmond 12. Old Alleynians 13: Coventry 0. Portsmouth Services 3: Harle

quina 12.

Cardiff 0; Swansea 0.

Glasgow High School 0; Glasgow

Acade. 3.

Watsonians 16: Edinburgh Reads.

3.

County Championship.

Leicestershire, 16; North Mid

Jands 0.

1

£

10

7.

Total (for 3 wkta.)..... 73

A. R. Minn, A. K. Minu, M.

ei Arculli, T. Hamet, Y Arculli and . . Pereira did not bat

Bowling Analysis.

Hamilton ..... 0 3

Stocker

.........

0. M.

3

ና.

T

19

Etherington.. 3

11

1

Ronan

Mirehouse .....

1

Davies..

Wilkinson

3

Joskin

4

7

、 H. J. D. Lowe, e Davies.

K.C.C. INTER-CLUB

C. E. . Diveit, e Griffith

b Richardson

A. Reid, Lowson

30

E. R. Duekitt, not out

43

A. Harlord, 5 Richardson.

Extray

14

Total

180

A. Beck

Beck

Bowling Analysis.

Baker

Richardson

Lowson

Riri: dson, not out

Ride, b Raid

Gratis, mol (opt

Extras

Total (for 1 wkt.) ........ 86

The K.C.C. commenced a

day inter club fixture, on Saturday two- when the. Captain's eleven met the Vice-Captain's eleven. The former batted first and put together 181, Prank Goodwin playing a typical captain's innings for his side in vigorously compiling 03 not out.

The Vice-Captain's team have Jost 2 wickets for 123, F. E. Law- renco batting splendidly for 51 not out. The game will be resumed to-day.

F. Goodwin's XI.

0. M.

14 .3

R.. W. 10

....... 12

13

03-

Scores:--

ks

1

21

Simpson

1

Ride.

y

11

N. A. E. Mackay, e Fincher,

KIY MASA

13

b Burnett

15

H.K. Volunteers.

I McInnes, € Dunne, b

Buranit...

23

E. . Fincher, b Lyal

16

F. 8. W. Smith, e Burnett,

b. Lyal

15

21

G. Lec. b Lyul ........

0

F. Goodwin, not out

03

H. Hampton, o Burnett,

Perry

10

F. Dunnett, at. Daud,

Lyal

1

A. Spinry, b-Overy m

0-

Q. While, © Lawrence, t

O. M.

W.

Overy

0

10 1

·20

1

Extras

21

1

Total

.181

3 1 10

Bowling Analysis.

O M.

H. W.

Burnett Hung Lyal

13

1

5

2 17 0

9 2 43

4

Dunno

2 0 18

0

3 + 27

1.4 0

A. A. C. Beck, A. D. 3,owson,

F. Baker, R. M. Wood, R.. Stilliard, B. R. Davies, L. D. Kilby, R-AJ.-Simpson- to Unt---

Bowling Analysis,

Reid

Lowe

Smith, Duckitt

1.R.C.

ARMY

Playing at Sookunpoo, the Army team collapsed before the strong Indian attack and were all out for 39 runs. No batsman put up stand long enough to attain

· "double figures.

Poreira, Minu and Bakar ench Captured 3 wickets at a rediculous E low cost Thanks mainly to the batting of Madar (33) the I.R.C had no difficulty in passing the Army's more for the loss of two wickets only..

* Scores: ---

Army XI.

LW. Wilkinson, J.b... b

Pereira B/Master Fraut, b Pereira Cpl. Etherington, H. D Rumjahn, b Pereira.... Lt. Stocker, Temail, Minunedo

Lt. Hamilton,c. Bakar, bi 14 Minu ́

Capt. Walee, Y. el Areulighe

bel Aroulli

8

Cpl. Davies, o Ismail, 1

Pte, Roman, not out

Lt, Young, b Bakar gumpay ✪

Capt. Mirehouse, e- Pereira,

Bakar

Pte Hoskins, Pereira,

Minu

5

Extras

Total

Bowling Analy

-R-

Pereira

Minu Madar

Bakar...

a

M. el Arculli

T

J. Hunter, b. Overy 14

Perry Overy

ö

1 11 3

E. C. Fincher's XL

E. C. Findhor, e Hunter, b

Smith

W. C. Hung, Smith,

Melunes...

30

11

TE. Lawrence, not out. 54. A. E. Perry, not out

Extras

7

12

Total (for 2 wkts.)..:121

J. C. Lyal, G. C. Burnett, P. Dunne, A. Dand, E. O. Murphy; D. S. Green, H. Overy to hat

Bowling Analysis.

-McInnes

Goodwin

Lee ......

Smith Fincher

OM. R. W 110 40

1

* + 20

0

0 18

2.

ל

1 0 13

DIVISION 1:

1.3.0. 2nd XI. v. R.E. and Signals.

Warwickshire ; Enst Midlands

LR.C. TENNIS

MIXED DOUBLES NEXT

SATURDAY.

The Ladies' Recreation Club are holding a mixed doubles, canpeti- tion on Saturday, October 13, com- mencing at 2 pm. Entrance fee

Į

(Mr. Froat) 1

(Mr. Noronha) ↑

Mr. P.V.B.'s Gallant Fox

Worc Ajax, 145. lbs. Christina Joy; Mr. H. S. Chan's Pocahontas

140; Doveron, 145; Don, 165; Indians, 148; Kate,, 145: Mon Talis 158; Snappy Eve, 1-10; Tommy Boy nian, 140; Punch, 142, Racing Boy, 140; Tontine, 151, Wembly Stag, 140; Workable Stag, 148,

Kwangtung Handicap "D" Class (One Mile),

Towards the termination of the game, Evans, the Parthian cus todian, brought off many spectnen

lar saves.

Bluelove, 153 lbs.; Bronze Eyes, 150; Cebu, 150; Chiu Quan, 106;

Christmas Belle, 140; Christinas Joy, 140; F Fa, 140; Gold Bar, Barros and Sousa were outstand-140; Golden Arrow, 155; Good Day. 140; Helvellyn, 140; Imperial Hall, ing in the Incognitos forward line, 169; Jingo, 140; Mon Talisman, 103; while the Reed brothers were always Much Ado, 140; Paul Pry, 165 San steady in defence. Mellae was the Francisco, 140; Sanction, 165; The outstanding player in the Parthian Rainstorm, 168; The Shoveller, 140; Tien Feng Shan, 140; Until Then, side..

140; Venturous, 140; Whitehall, 140.

Incognitos: ---H. A. Barros, A. A‚'

Remedius, E. V. Reed (Capt.), II. C. Reed, W. A. Brod, F. M, Silva, | F, J. Remedios, J. M. Pinito, C. C.]

Francis, C. E. Barros and A.

Sousa

Gadwall, 159; The Plover, 182; The

Kwangtung Handicap "E" Class (One Mile). Banjolina, 148. H.; Blue Heaven, P.15; Chocton 11,140; City of Shanghai, 149; Country Club, 159; Devon, 146; Espy, 140; Estrellitu, Parthian:--H. F. Evans; F.1400 Gallant Fox, 153; Gee Gee, Startling, W. Atwells; T. Robert-!0; Gold Cup, 140; Hirwego, 140; Mongolian Stag, 140; Mun Ko Pon, son, Lt. C. H. Holmes, S. Stopford, 140; Pocahontas, 165 Public Money, W. A. Brown, D. Donaldson. A. 145; Sunbeau, 140; The Crook, 140; J. McRae (Chpt.), R. Marchant and 100: Whoopee, 155.

Toby, 181; Valeta, 150; Valley Hall,

E. Doe.

R.A.M.C.-DEFEATED

Fielding a strong eleven the 1st for each pair will be 84, includ-|H.K.S.R.A. scoured their second ing tea while spectators will be victory in the 3amak Tournament charged 1, which includes tea.

when they defeated; the R.A.M.C. The tournament will be conduct by 3 goals to 1 on the Marina ed on the American system with ground on Saturday afternoon. automatic handicapping. Prizes will be presented to the winners Smith netted for the Medical Corps. Hancock at the conclusion of the for the Indians, securing the "hat and the runners-up by Mrs. H. Prolaín Singh was in good form

competition.

Entries close to-morrow and those. | trick." desiring to enter should cond-their entries to the Hon. Secretary, Mrs. Mathison, or to the No. 3 “bay”

THE M.C.C. TEAM

AT COLOMBO

ONE-DAY MATCH AGAINST AN ALL CEYLON XI.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

COLOMBO, Oct. 8.- IN a one-day match here between All-Ceylon and the M.C.C. Tonm which is touring Australia under the captaincy of D. R. Jardine, All Ceylon batted first and compiled a score of 125 for 3 wickets before declaring, Brindley played polished and forceful innings of 32, being undefeated when the local skipper applied the closure:

MAMAK TOURNAMENT

Table to Date.

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts

St. Andrew's 22:00 0 Police Incognitos 1st. Bty.

2 2 0 0 4 1 4 .... 2007 1 4

H.K.S. 2 2009 University. J 0 0 4

44

1 2

R. C Signals J' 1 0.0 7. 1 2 1h RA... 11-10-01 0 2. R.A.S.C'. 24th R.A. Phoenix Tanur R.E...... 2016 R.A.

4.1 303-10 2 10101 70

*** Wishart.

The M.C.C. aide then scored 160 | Parthinu for the loss of 7 wicketa, R.E.S. Wyait and the Nawal of Pataudi being top scorers with 51 and 62, respectively.

figures when the military went in to bat. Poor running between the sticks cost them three wickets, and with the Indian bowlers in form, they were all out for only 62, of which Pogg claimed 14.

0.0.Ó. ». Et. Joseph's.

A drawn, game was played at Happy Valley between the Craigen- gower C.C. and XI.. and Joseph's Collego. Boores:- Craigengower: 248 fox 8.

St. Joseph: $3 for 7

Recreio v. China Light.

"Y"

1 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 2.0 10101-90 1.0 1.0 1 4 0

I

0 1 0 I 4 0

LADIES IN ACTION Playing in a friendly game o hockey at King's Park on Saturday afternoon, the YM.CA. A* eleven defeated the "Y" Ladies' by 5 goals to 1. The ladies, though beaten by a large margin, showed good combination, M. Mason, A. Fowler and Mra Portallion being brilliant in defence, while B. Walker and O. Dalziel, who netted the ladies' solitary point, combined well in the forward line

The Y's points were secured by St.H. 8. Sommeras(ejé dj H. Fowler

(2) and C. Balman.

WIN FOR FOLKESTONE Following this game,

the

A" were opposed to u strong combination from.M.S. Folkestone, to whom they lost by 1 goals to in a fast match..

At King'a Park, the Club de Y.M.G.A. Recreio entertained the China Light & Power Company, winning by so runs. A feature of the game was the bowling of Lopes, who exp tured seven wickets for runs, being chiefly responsible for the dismissal of the visitors for oily

27 runs.

D.B.8. University. Entertaining the Diogen Boys' School at Pokfulam, the University won by 56 rubs..

YESTERDAY'S MATCH

The Indian R.C. 2nd XI showed | QUEEN'S COLLEGE ". NAVY good baiting form in their friendly encounter with the Royal Engineers

runs

Queen's College played the Royal and the Royal Corps of Signals: Navy in a friendly game yesterday whom they defeated by 119 runs. at King's Park which resulted in

AR. Abbas played a stylish a win for the latter by innings of 68 nob out, which augurs Navy batted Brst, and collected 01 well for his future success in the rain. Md Wainwright being top Lengde sonson.J.-S. Ackber show scorer.The College innings closed dd welcome return to form in with a score of only 90 runs in scoring 49.

Score Only one man reached double Royal Navy (Continued, om mest column.) Queen's College

Though nired from the previous Jard game, the "Y" played a game, but the sailors fully deserved their victory, Sommera wES FO sponsible for the Y'a solitary porat, and played well throughout, S.A.! Sweet and fate also put in good work. Bates was, however, weak at centre halfabe

SAINTS LADIES' WIN

On the Marina ground on Satur- day the St Andrew's Club Ladies' defeated the Club de Recreio Ladies. by the only goal scored in a scrap- py game, M. Woolley notted for tho Saints

"RADIO"AGAIN: WIN

At Caroline Hill, in a friendly hockey match the Radio Sporta Club defeated a team from Witch by 8 goals to 1.

Fuklen Handicap (1 Mile and 171 Yards).

Mr. Roza's City of Shanghai

(Mr. Fung) 3 Won by two lengths; three-quar- tor of a length between socond and third.

Time: 1 min. 35.1 seer. Pari-mutuel

Winner: $10.

Place: $8,70, $12.60, #12.80. Betting.

Pocahontas (Frost)...1,124 Valsta (G. Roza) Now King (Butler)... 314 Gallant Fox

Winner. Place.

1,073 330 488 941

930 100

149

Espy (W. Roza)

(Noronha) 209

City of Shanghai Topy (Liang)........

(Fung) 143 Man Ko Pao (Pan).... Kanpaz (Botelho) Echo (Komble) Devon (Caplan) Choctaw II.

145

· 155

237

09

10%

51

#

33

66

20

·

47.

(Fischer) 95

48

18

39

13

32

10

18

15

.7

---

Sunbeau (Tuxford)... Banjolina (Label) Gold Cup (Chanson). Geo Geo (Botelbo)

330,

CASH SWEEPS

|

INTERPORT POLO

INTERESTING MATCH ON

FRIDAY

Information has been received to the effect that the Shanghai Polo Olub is sending an Interport Polo Team to Hong Kong to compete for the Keswick Cap." Their ponies are due here to-morrow and the team itself arrives by the Empresa of Japan on the 14th.

At the request of the Shanghai Polo Club the match will be played on Friday, the 14th, at 3. p.m., weather permitting.

Although the local club has not been definitely advised, it is upider- stood that the majority of the mein- bora of the Shanghai team have been chosen from the American team which has made such an enviable reputation for itself in Shangha

The members of the Hong Kong team which will compete for the Keswick Cup will be:

Captain F. L. Villar (Captain) F. A. Pollock

Major J. R. Barry, and ... J. Koswick.

It is expected that not only the members of the Polo Club and their friends, but also many others in the Colony interested in polo will 400 what promises to be an inter- esting match at Causeway Bay.

Tea will be served in tents ad joining the club pavilion and the Band of the 1st Battalion 24th Re- giment, by kind permission of Lieu- tenant Colonel G. T, Raikes, D.8,0. and officers, will play during the afternoon.

Unplaced:—Nos. 185, 100, 131,

Race 5,

No. 197

#1

$92

€2,270,20 651.80 325.00

Unplaced:-No. 155, 470, 400, 121, 257, 430, 238, 197, 443, 376, 416, 180, 514, 140, 10, 58.

Race 1.

No. 104

$777.00

307

9422.00

[

299

111.00

Race 6.

Unplaced:-Nos. 41, 1, 298, 50,

No. 364

..... 81.457.40

Racs 2.

77

418.40

19

No. 250 300 405

2 181-

208.20

8894.30

253.60

127.80

Unplaced:-Nox, 283, 37, 286, 356,

Race 3.

Bistre, surbtched; Ohia Quon, 155 lbs.; Cypres, 152; Espy, 140; Gallant Fax, 140; Gold Bar, 140; Helter Skelter, 1865; Helvellyn, 140; Mistle- toe, 152; Sunbeau, 140; The Rain- 140. storm, 160; Until Then, 140; Valeta, Kwangtung Handicap "O" Clasa (One Mile). Ajax, 147; Alexandra Hall, 140; Adam, 140 lbs. ; African Eve, 140;

Bowery Bay, 181; California, 180;

140; Gold Ring, 148: Golder Star, Champagne Bay, 185 Chivalrous, 248, 222, 107. 140; Deveron, 147: Empress Hall,

No. 158

74

102.tec

$1,260.00 380.00 180.00 Unplaced:-Nos. 300, 274, 454,

Race 4.

143; Indiana, 150; Kate, 140; King's Counsel, 140; King's Patade, 140; Maple Leaf, 140; Melrose, 140; Merry Thought, 140; Mistletoe, 140 307," Myrtle Lanf, 110; Orlando, 140; Punch, 140 Royal Flush, 110; Snappy Eve, 140: Tominy Boy, 140; Wakefield, 140; Wembly Stag, 140 White Heather, 140; Wonderful Stag, 147; Workable Stag, 155.

No. 330

Unplaced:-Nos. 280, 110, 231, 188, 511, 597, 645, 633, 233, 390, 531, 050, 140, 315:

Race 7.

4

$1,934.00 552,60 270.40

Unplaced:Nos. 460, 445.

No. 83 219

15

..........

Race 8,

No. 507

$1,022.00

5-40,20

974.00

327

Unplaced Nos, 314, 30, 212,

103

$1,513.40 432.40 868.......................

210.20 (Continued on next column.)

460

518, 432, 09, 200, 349, 029, 700, 479, 225, 768.

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