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EXCITING CRICKET AT HAPPY VALLEY

CIVIL SERVANTS EXTEND STRONG INDIAN TEAM

SPLENDID BATTING AND BOWLING PERFORMANCES

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The champion I.R.C. team narrowly averted defeat at the hands of the Civil Service team on Saturday when, after being dismissed for the mediocre total of 70 they just managed to scrape home by 8 runs. Richardson and Reed routed the Indiana, enchi bowler taking & cheap wickets, while for the Indians Pareira and Minu again did the damage,

The T.R.C. junior eleven had a similar narrow victory, defeat- ing tho R.A.B.C. by 7 ruas.

On the Club ground, the H. K.C.C. draw with the United Services in their friendly engagement. E. Mitchell (70) and sub- Lt.: Carver (00) were the outstanding batsmen, while A.C. Beck bagged 5 wickets for 53.

A. D. Lowson, playing for the Club second string against the Recreio team at King's Park, bowled magnificantly in taking wickets for 21, and enabled the Club team to win by 20 runs.

The K.C.C. Brat eleven had no difficulty in defeating Craigen- gower on the latter's ground. Lay (30) and Perry (52) were in good form with the bat for K.C.O. Abbas was the most success- ful bowlor for the home team, taking 3 wickets for 35. .

J.

A. D. LOWSON TAKES 9. WKTS. FOR 21

LEAGUE 1.

C.5.C.C. ». I.R.C. At. Happy Valley the Indian Re creation Club beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by 8 runs.

Seares:-

1.R.O.

A. H. Rumjahu, e' Sayer,

Richardson an

S. A. Ismail, b Reed

Fall of wickels:-1 for 17, 2 for 23, 3 for 31, 4 for 41, 5 for 44, 6 for

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

INTER-SCHOOL

ATHLETICS

ST. STEPHEN'S DEFEAT ST. PAUL'S

At Caroline Hill on Friday, Bt. Stephan's defeated St. Paul's by 32) points to 27 after a close contest. Tam Young Nee and Cho Kung Ju did specially well for the win ners and Chiu Ping Hang was the best of the Paulines,

The results were as follow:- 100 Metres. Tam Yung Nee (S.S.); Chin Ping Hang (3.P.);

5.08.

Long Jump.-1, Chiu Ping Hang (S.P.); 2, Yung Ki Fong (8.P.) and Tam Yung Nee (5.8.) tied. Distance: 90 ft. 2 in.

Shot Put.-1, Chos Kung Ju (S.S.); Chiu Ping Hang (S.P.) 3. Kwong Ping Chi (5.8.). Dis- tanoo: 32 ft. 4 in.

NAVY BOXING

TOURNAMENT

EXHIBITION CONTEST BY AMERICAN VISITORS

A COMPARISON

The Boxing Tournament of the Eighth Destroyer Flotilla drew & large crowd of officers and men to the Murray Barracks on Saturday night when some spirited contests were decided.

The main attraction of the oven-

R7, 1932.

MAMAK HOCKEY

RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLE

RADIO . H.M.S.. PHOENIX..

The Radio Sports Club wero vic- torious in their Mamak hockey match against H.M.S. Phocuix at Caroline Hill on Saturday after- noon. The result being 3 goals to 2. The game was very fast, the Radio quickly taking a load in the first half through Awter Singh.

In the second half the Radio went

Just before the final whistle, however, G. Siugh scored the winning goal.

INCOGNITOS VICTORY,

3. Le Ping Yui (S.P.). · Time: 11.5ing was the six round contest be further ahead through G. Singh, tween Seaman Tony of the U.S..but the Phoenix did well to draw level. Barnett scoring two goals in Black Hawk, and Seaman, Smith of quick succession. the U.S.S. Barker. The contest was fought under American rules, and it was interesting to note the difference in styles as compared with those of the British con- The other Manak game tetween testants. Lieut. Hay of the U.S.H.M.S. Veteran and the Incognitos Navy a boxer of Olympic repate which was played on the Naval referred the bout from within the round, resulted in an overwhelm-

g win for the Incognitos by 5-0. ring, and provided a measure of There was only one goal in the the entertainment with some light-first half attributed to R. C. Reed, ning footwork mado necessary in but in the second half Sousa, Fran- cis and Barros got through, the the avoidance of the dancing con- latter scoring twice. testants.

.

48, 7 for 49, 8 for 37, 9 for 87, 10 for 70.

200 Metres, Chiu Ping Hang (S.P.): 9, Kwok Sung Ken (5.5.); 3. Lu Ping Yui (S.P.). Tine: 3.1 High Jump-1, Choa Yung Ju Bowling Analysis. (8.8.); Tam Yung Nes (SS.); 3, 0. M. R. W. Ng Hok Hoi (S.P.). Height: 5 ft.

324 in.

Arculli

Rumjahn

1o

32

7.3% 4 16

2

b

A. R. Abbas

3 0 4

11. A. R. Suffiad

4 1. 8

H. D. Rujaha, e Wood, Ir

Richards

4 A. S. Suffind

$ 10

A. H. Madar, b Richardson ........ F. D. Pereira, b Richardson... A. A. Rumjahn, b Richardson 13 A. K. Minu, b Reed

A. Bakar, b Reed

A. R. Minu, e Strange, b Reed

J. B. A. Curreem, e de Rome, b

Reed

T. Hamet, not our

Extras (L. B. 1)

Total

5 1 10

FRIENDLIES

500 Metres 1. Chinn Chaam Ying (8.8.); 2, How Soon Cheung (8.8.); Mak Yin Ning. (8.P.. Time: 2 min. 28 BOCK

H.K.C.C.. UNITED SERVICES On the H,K.C.C ground, the Hong Kong Cricket Club drew with the United Services. 12! Scores:

'12

2

H.K.0.0.

E. J. R. Mitchell, st. Carver,

-Jenner Fust

Hop, Step mid Jump,-1, Chon Kung Ju (S.S.): 2, Yung Ki Fong (S.P.); 3, Tam Yung Nee (S:S.). Distance: 38 ft. 4 in.

400 Metron.-1, Kwok Surg Kee (5.5.); 2. Chan Chaam Ying (5.8.); 2 Chiu Ping Hang (SP). Time: 58.3 BACH.

110 Metres (Low Hurdles)-1, Tam Yung Neo (8.5.): 2, Yung Ki Foug (S.P.): 3, Li Ping Yui (S.P.X Time. 18.3 secs.

400 Metres Relay.-1, St. Paul's.

Time: 3.1 secs.

Dh Holland.......

70

E. R. Duckitt, e Helland, b

4

L, T. Ride, a Jenner Fust, b

Anstruther

ty

8

BECA

10

45

Fall of wickets 1. for 13, 2 forig. A. Munro, e Cragg, b Garth

18, 2 for 3, 4 for 39, 5 for 30,

for 56, 7 for 60,8 for 60, 9 for 76,

10 for 79.

Bred

Bowling Analysis.

43

O. M. R. W.

3 ................. 12 Richardson.......... 11.3 1 35 5

0.8.0.0.

0

R. Sayer, c A. A. Rumjahn, b Madar

J. B. Richardson, 'e Madar, b

Minu

F. J. de Rome, b Persira

H. G. Wallington, e A, A, Rum-

jahn,

Minu

H. E. Strange, b Pereira ......

F. Baker, b Pereira

B. C. K. Hawkins, b Pereira

с

R. M. Wood, e Pereira, b A. A.

Rumjaha

E. W. Hamilton, zun out

R. A. J. Simpson, c A. K.

Minu, b A. R. Minu

E. B. Reed, not out

Extras (B. 1, L. B. 1.)

Total

31

waite

J. Whitham, b Garthwaite

T. Hayward, not cut a............

R. Hancock, st. Carver, b Hol-

land

G. S. Dunkley, not out..... Extras (B. 1. W.B. 1)

800 Metres Relay (Open)-1. St Joseph's College. Time: 1 min. 41

The Fight.

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Table to Date,

Coals P.W.L.D. F. A. Pís

at Bty, H.K.S. & 3 0 1 30 711 St. Andrew's .. 6,5-1 020 710

From the shadow of the ringside, the respective seconds watched the efforts of their 'protégés with al-R.C. Signals.... 8'4' 2.0 3 6 9 most parental yearning in their Incognitos

R.E. eyes, and when it was felt that a ·R.A.S.C. little encouragement was needed, Radio offerings of "Shoot it in," Clive Police him the Woiks" were submitted in no uncertain voice.

The standard of boxing was very good and right throughout, the bout was fought in clean, vigorous fashion, cach man giving and tak. ing in true sporting spirit. "In fighting" however, did not play such an important part in this fight as was evident in most of the

10 HONG KONG RIFLE LEAGUE British bouts, but the footwork,

W

2

Total (for 9 wkts, dec) ... 184

A. C. Beck, G. E. R. Divett, C. R. B. Sargent did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R.

YESTERDAY'S MEETING.

A meeting was held at the Taikoo

punching, and defensive tactics made the contest, vitally interesting up to the final bell..

In all, eight. contests took place,

Range on Sunday morning, twenty-the standard of boxing in cach being well up to that to which we weight men participating.

have been accustomed in the past,

Mid Jenner-Fust 3

0

31

1

o E. R. A. Holland 12 0

68

Lt. Anstruther.... $

0

10

1

2 Lt. Garthwaite 11 1

37

2

Lt. Musson.........

3

0

24

{

Capt. Barnett. 1

0

3

0

3

United Services.

Lt. Stocker, e Dunkley, b Beck

0

Lt. Marshain, 1.b.w., b Bock...

37

Lt. Musson, b Beck

2 Lt. Cragg, b Sargent ..................

71

Fall of wickets 1 for 17, 2 for 48.

3 for 50, 4 for 50, 5 for 58, 6. for 60,

7 for 2, 8 for 66, 0 for 70, 10 for 71.

Bowling Analysis.

Peroíra

A. R. Minut

Madar

Chirreem

Lt. Cdr. Southern, at Dunkley

b Sargent

Lt. Garthwaite, e Mitchell b

Sargent

Capt, Burnett, c Hayward b

Bargent

Lt. Anstruther, e Duckitt, b

Beck

14

Most of those firing were using the range for the first time, and the light at this time of day was found to be rather trying,

Sprous were given for the best scores at each range and the two best aggregates. They were won as follows:

1st Lt. Hocquard, 1st Linca... 85% 2nd: Corp. Spray, R.M... 81% 200 yds. G. V. Arnold, R. M..99% 1 500 yds.: R. A. Staqrling ..... 88%

600 yds.; Lieut. Douglas, int

8 Lincs.

In presenting the prizes, Capt. Burnett, R.N., O.B.E., paid tribute to the very fine exhibition given by

all contestants, and particularly mentioned the sporting manner in which the losers had taken defeat.

Results.

The following woro' the results:— Semi-Final: - Featherweight: A. 88%0. Preston (H.M.S. Verity) beat

.6 G C. Burnett, J. Hunter, J. C. Lyal and F. Goodwin did not bnt.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M R. W.

University 19th R..A Wishart Phoenix Medyay Veteran Parthian

R.A.O.C. 24th. RA. 20th R R.A. M.C. Tamar K.I.T.C. German Club

3 5 0 0 0 2 10 7.4 3.0.9 12 8 B44 0 0 15 8 4400 23 5 8 3 3 0 0 7 9 6 4.3 1.0 11 50 3 2 0 1 7 3 5 2004 1 4

5 2 3 0 12.4 100 02

41 3 0 2 7 2

3 12.059

3 1 2 0.51

3.0 3 0 0

3 0 3 0 2

0

4 0 4 0 1 1 0

4.0 4.0 6 16 0

*

0 4 0 2 10

3 0 5 0 221 0

YACHTING

SPEEDWELL'S SUCCESS IN SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP

The following were Saturday's yachting results :--

2ND CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. Course (1) Lyemoon Beacon (P), (a) Rumsey Shoal (P), (3) Mark un Lino (P), (4) Channel Rocka (8).

Distance: 0.1 miles. "Z" and

Yacht

Y" Class-Started at 2,30 p.m.

Time Time

Fin. Cor. Pts.

A. B. Brand (H.M,S. Verity) on Speedwell. 4.47.40 4.46.53 10 points,

Final-Welterweight: 8. P: 0.Daphne 4.40.57 4.49.57 8

Sheen (H.M.9. Vority) beat Grouch (H.M.S. Witch) on points.

(Major Stewart) ..

(Mr. D. P. Rossier). Ailan... 4.51.17 4.51.37

Maj, Lochner)

Final: Light-Heavyweight: A. B. Preston (H.M.S. Verity) beat 6] A. B. Allport (HL.M.B. Verity) on 3 points. 35

Boojum ..... 0 30

34

0. M. R. W.

14.2 4

32

4

Sub. Lt. Carver, e Ride, b

Beck

60 R. Lee

#

18 2

26

3 Mid, Jenner-Fust, not out .......

3

Hamson

0

0 34

........ 4

0

0

0 Abbas

7

0

0

2

0

Extras (B. 3, N.B, 4)

7 F. K. Loe

8

1

28

1

0

1

Hubbard

8

1 20

172) Lim

·1 0 14

.0

A. A. Rumjahn

LEAGUE HI.

D

R.A.S.C. v. I.R.C.

1 E. R. A, Halland, not out

At Sookunpoo the Indinn Reeren. tion Club beat the Royal Army Ser- vice Corps by 7 runs.

A. R. Abbas, run out

Total (for 9 wkts)

Beck

Sargent Munro

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W 13 1 53 5 10 0 71

RECREIO ". H.K.C.C. -2NDS

I

At King's Park, the Hong Kong 4 C.C. beat the Club de Recreio by 020 FUDA.

3 1 5 4 0

Scores:- .10 · 0

Divett ....... Duckitt actio 5 0 17

0

At Happy Valley the Kowloon

H. P. Lim, l.b.w., McInnes

wickets.

II.K.C.C. 90 for 0 (R.S.W. Paterson 32, Silva 4 for Pereira 3. for 21).

Middleweight: A B Final: -- Dawson (H.M.S. Verity) won on a technical knock out from A. B. Wadge,

United States Navy Exhibition Bout: Seaman Tony (U.S.S. Black Hawk) beat Seaman Smith (U.S.S. Barker) on points.

|

..... 4.55.43 (Capt. D. Dunlop)

7

4.52.58

B

Why Wonder 2, 4.84.63 4.54.07 B

Capt. Fowkes)

Wings 5.01.23 8.00.28 4

(Capt. Malone)

3

Adanae Any 8.01.20·5,00.44

(Comdr. Cowland) Bluejacket 5.0.14 5.01.20 2

(Maj. Atkinson)

"@" Olass-Started at 2.85 p.m.

Time Time

Fin. - Cor. Pts' 3.12.10 5.10.30 8

Final:-Light Heavyweight: A. B. Hill (H.M.S. Verityy won on a tochnical knock out from Jel. Brad

Yacht 29,ey, the fight going the full three

Joan rounds.

(Mr. F. Cope) Final: Heavyweight: A B. Zephyr 5.11.03 5.11.00 Judge (H.M.S. Whitched) beat P, CA Moir (H.M.S. Whitehall) on

(Mr. F. Skioner). Eunice... 5.12.53 5.11.20 points.

(Mr. W. J. Handy) Goel

Scores:~~

LR.0.

M: P. Madar, b Gray

2.

C.C.C. v. K.C.C.

J. 8. Ackber, b Gray

B

A. R. Suffed, b Whitley

5 Cricket Club beat, the Craigongower

A. 8. Suffiad, b Gray

31 Cricket Club, by 8 wickets,

Recreio: 10 (J. H. Figueiredo Lowson 9 for 21).

10,

F. M. el Arculli, e and

b

0.0.0.

Lazenby

8

K.C.C, 2NDS v. C.C.C. 2NDS

1

2W. Patterson, e Hunter, b Good:

win

E. Zimmera, e and b Burnett

0

9 F. H. Lee, b. Goodwin

1

2 N. B. Kitchell, b Lynl

10

2

4 A. B. Hamion, e E. C. Fincher,.

A Hunt, qand b.Lyal

77

K. Nazárin, b Gray

A. M. Rumjahn, e Gray, b

Lazenby

A. K. Ismail, b Gray

8. Ismail, b Lazenby

M. R. Abbas, not out

Extras (B. 8)

Total

Fall of wickets:-1 for 3,2 for

18, 3 for 20, 4 for 43, 5 for 64, 6 for 55, 7 for 81, 8 for 65, 9 for 09, 10 物

Bowling Analysis,

O. M. B. W. 73 18

Whitley .....

............... 13 3

21

Powell

Gray

R. Lee, e. Hung, b Lyal

b McInnes..........

Y.. Abbas, not out........................

F. Broadbridge, e MeIrmés, b

Barnett

L. Hubbard, b Burnett.....

Extras (B. 5, L. B. 1.)......

...Total--.......monika ä

Bowling Analysia.

O. M. I

2 0 17 o Burnett

R.I.8.0.

Larenby-one-41-110 3 Goodwin

Pamplin, bw, b Rumjahn...

Gray Arculli.

Powell, run 15 jamungut Joyce, o Madar, b'Arculli

Reynolds, b Arcalli

Whitlpy, b.w., b A. R. Suffind

Funnell, A. R. Suffiad Tipple, b A, 8, Suffed

Lazenby Arculli A 8.

Sulladás Üzen Orr,, not out Grundy M. B. Abbas,

Rumjalin

Total

b

21

McInnes

1Hunter androgin

K.0.0.

7.41 27 413 2 11 332

17

B

the

At King's Park, the Kowloon Cricket Club drew with Craigengower Cricket Club. Bcores:-

K.C.C.: 140 (G.A.V. Hall ai, G. Lee 28, A. R. F. Raver 28, F. E. Lawrence 23, Irause 4 for 37, F. K. Les 3 for 8).

C.C.C.: 80 for 8 wickets (E. Bouza 43, Smith 4 for 17, Overy a for 31).

UNIVERSITY 2NDS 2. FOLICE

At Pokfulam, the University | second claren beat the Police Re- 98 creation Club by 28 runs.

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Final-Flyweight: A. B. Heade (H.M.S. Verity) beat A. B. Preston also of (H.M.S. Yerity) on points.

Y.M.CA. DEFEAT

CHINESE ATHLETIC

SCHREUDER'S SIX GOALS IN WATER POLO MATCH

A-strong Y.M.CA team, com, Scores S

plotely outclassed the Chinese University 139 (A. T. Nomanbloy Athletic team in thein engagement W42, C. E. H. Clarabutt. 91; Thomson in the former's pool at Kowloog

34 for 34, Stevens 3 for 31).

yesterday afternoon, and won PRE108 (W. E. Meadows one sided match by goals to 1. Clarabutt for 26, Nomsabhoy 4 3 for 18).

2

0 100.

14 E. C. Fincher, b. Abbas....... 17

12 A. T. Lay, st. Patterson, h

3.Abbas

1 E. F. Finchor, b: Hubbard

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Toynette 5.15.40 5.14.10 3

Miss Patchett)

Yacht

Diana

** M** Clam-Started at 2.65 p.m.

Time Time

Fin. Cor. Pts. 6.03.51 5.01.35

B

(Mr. F. C. Hyde) Rolla

5.03.10 6.03.10

(Mr. R. Stock)

Raven

* 6.04.28 6.04.28 (Mr. H. 8. Rouse) Dorothes 5.09.50 6.04.40

(Mr. R. P. Edwards) Argilla II 5.52.11 6.14.53 | 3

(Mr. H. J. Pearce)

INFORMAL RAČE.

Course (1) Lyamun Réacons(P),

many passen, which he tumed to (2) Rumsey Shoal (P), (3) Mark on good effect in scoring six of thede (P) (1) Channel Rocks-(8). home team's gosia. : A: Goldman, a Distance: 8.1 miles.

At King's Park, in an inter ship, newcomer to the team scored the -46 § 47: Class-Started at 3 pm. other goal, and gave a good se

-30 match, the Ship's. Company best the

24 Officers of the H.M.S. Devonshire count of himself at hil initial

0A. E. Perry, st. Patterson, b - by one wicket.

Abbasamakukuhani 12

I Moinnes not out

Boore

o W. C. Hung, b. F. K. Lee .................. 16 | Officers: 187 (Pay-Mid. Mnadm 65,

19 Lient. D'Arcy-Evang“ 41). – Lieut. 11 Baunderk 31, Attwood 3 for 29),

Ship's Goya 207 for $. wickóta -----| (Ldg Tổ. Webb 17, A. B. Hilton 181 12. Gaunders 5 for 50, Mason for

N. A. E. Mackay, nož out

Extras (B. 19, L. B. 1.) ...... 13

Total (for 8 wiekéta)" * (Vontinued on next columns)

showing. The only goed' scored by

Time Time

Fin, Cor. Pts. 8.95;14 5.23.14 $11: Cant, Krogh Moe) jennatada Wasp:11: 5.20.25 8.20.239. (Map Thoyts) and La Linda Juli

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