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CRICKET NOTES

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see points authoritatively settled, as the M.C.C. do now. The present position amacks too much of the MCC attitude to round are bowl- ing in, the fifties

The Navy Game

The Navy ground in King's Park saw a sad collapse of the Navy side which had done so well the week before against Kowloon. They just could not play Pereira who bowled,

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heat radiations An enormous for. tune awaits the man who will dis. An industrial scale.

form. He is much faster this year, I think, and, his stamina has im proved. Shaw and Eaden alene got double figures. The I.R.C. did not start too well, as they lost Ismail, A. H. Rumjahn, and Madar for eight. But Arthur Rumjahn and Pereira hit the runs off for a seven wicket victory, and inter A R. Minu hit very hard for sixty- eight. But all the Navy team_ex- cept Farnbill and Shaw had a bowl!.

A Friendly.

Donald Anderson signalled hist return to cricket by hitting up a hundred and twenty-six. I am told he played a nice knock but was twice badly dropped, in the slips and at cover, while he was lucky But natur- with a few mis-hits.

efficient as a manufacturer of light cover how to make 'cold' light only he was much out of practice.

The firedy is many times more than the most modern of human installations, according to Profes- sor E. N. da C. Andrade,

BRITAIN'S 1932 RANKING LIST

L.T.A. VIEW OF LAST

SEASON'S PLAY

The Lawn Tennis Association has issued the Ranking List for, 1932, and it is:

Mon

1. F. J. Perry (2) 2. H. W. Austin (1).

3. H. G. N. Loo (4),

4. G. P. Hughes (3).

5. J. 8. Olli (6).

6. HF. David (8).

7. E. R. Avory (10).

8. I. G. Collins (-)...

9. N. Sharpe (9).

10. C. R. D. Tuckey (-). 11 K. C. Gandar Dewer (-). 12. F.-H. D. Wilde (~~).

Ladies.

Miss M. Heeley (3).

2. Miss D. E. Round (4):

CRICKET

R.A.M. CORPS WIN SMALL

UNITS LEAGUE:

LOCAL ESTATES

Letters of administration to the estate of Charlie Chong, alias Cheung Ping Chong, late of Folk County Iowa, U,S,A., have been granted to Mr. Denis Heary Blake,

Lo Kwan Mun, a 13-year old. student, who died at his residence, 8 First Lane, Korg Moon, bit August 29, 1990, intestate, left. estate valued at $29,800, Lotter By virtue of a decisive victory of administration have been grant over the RA.8.0, at Bockunpon oned to his mother, Lo, Li Shi, of 10, Wednesday afternoon the Royal Sutherland Street, Hong Kong. Army Medical Corps won the Garri sen Small Units Cricket League: The losers batted first and compiled a total of 190, oaf of which Dvr Whitley scored as in a hard hitting display. Cpl. Davies-bowled well to take 5 wicket for 61 runs, the Queen's Rond Central. for the Fuse and benefit of Mr. Judzon E. remainder being claimed by Cpl. Piper, of Polk County. Beare who accounted for 2 for 17, and L/Opl. Bradley 3 for 11, runa. The RAM Carps opened their innings after tea with Sgt. Patter son and Opl. Davies, but the former skied a ball from Dvr, Whitley who made brilliant and successful catch CpL Davies and L/Opl Colledge mastered the bowling but the latter had the misfortune to be run out owing to some misunder standing, having scored 8 runs. Score being 78 for 2 wickets. The Rev. Lewis-Bryan added a useful 25, being bowled by Gray, the score being 147 for 3 wickets. Opl. Davies who batting well, after hav. ing been missed three times, and was unlucky to be caught, and bowled by Gray when his score was

96.

Scores:-

'R.A:8.0.

3. Mr. E. F. Whittingstall (1). 4. Miss K. E. Stammers (-). 5. Miss B. Nuthall (3). 6. Mrs. M. R. King (3), 7. Mr. C. H. Jameson (10). 8. Mrs. J. B. Pitman (8). 2. Miss N. Trentham (~), 10. Miss N. M. Lyle (-). 11. Mies F. James (~).. 12. Miss M. C. Scriven (-). Rodrigues batted steadily, if stiffly, The lists are based on perform- "So far the most efficient makers and included a few most unortho ances in Singles only for the period of light are the luminous insects dox shots in his seventy. The de-April 1 to September 30. and bacteria, which know how to claration was delayed too long, figures in parentheses denote the Cpl. Davies

and the Army had no chance to positions in last year's lists.

They made a draw at the rana. of it easily enough, and Gathwaite played a nice knock for forty- seven, and was unlucky to be given

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The Christmas Match,

The most interesting fixture of the future, HKCC. v. Amay,

to-morrow starts

ob the Club ground and will, I understand, be continued on the Monday and Tuesday. The Club have out the same side as last Saturday save that LT. Ride replaces Alan Reid, whose duties in the Bank keep him out of year-end cricket I believe The change will strengthen the batting a bit as Ride does much batter for the Club than for the University. But it leaves them dangerously short of bowlers. Of cource Beck and Ricketts may be good enough to run through the Army, but beyond these the Club have only Duckitt and Owen Hughes unless TA. Farre turns out to be a bowler. He bowled a bit in England, I believe, and it should be in the family, as T. E. Pearce first played Interport Cricket as a bowler."

The Army Side.

The calls of so many games have rather upset the Army side, and unless something surprising occur they are not likely to win. So far as I can gather, though this is not official, they will be repre- sented by Mirehouse (capt), Mus- son, A. C. Hamilton, Anstruther. Garthwaite, Young, Stocker, Trout, Cragge, Calledge, and A; N. Other It is most unfortunate that Tucker, afa bowler, is on the injured list, while Whiteaway Wilkinson cannot get away to play. On paper of course the Club should win but its a queer game Garthwaite hee yet to come off as a bowler, but be has not yet really had a proper try out on a grase wicket. He is a most useful bat. Mirehouse might possibly get a wicket to help him, in which case the Club would have to look out. I trust he will put himself in reasonably high up, as at times he also in a most useful bat. I hope to publish a full ac count of the play up to Monday evening in Tuesday's issue, as the Prem does not appear on Monday, Tuesday's play will of course ap- pear on Wednesday.

Other Games |

I hope to deal with the Navy

and Army match pretty fully as

I have managed to get off to see it all on Wednesday and Thurs day next. As for to-morrow's other games, the Civil Service have friendly with the University, while C.O.O go to Bookunpoo to play a friendly against the In- dians. E.G.C. and the Navy, both have a blank, day

morrow, but. meet on the K

und on Monday. This gron

able on Baturday but, the... Navy ground seems to be, and I humbly sugge

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on Monday on the

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This

$/S. Flood, c Cpl. Beare,

19

Cpl. Buckland, d'Opl. Davies 7 Sgt Tipple, e Opl. Beare, b

Cpl Davies liui Dvr. Gray, a and b Davies 8 (Continued on raxt Column.)

35

Dr. Whitley, Goulty, b

Davies Joyce, b L/Cpl. Bradley 18 Om, E/Cpl. Colledge, b

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Lt. Jeffrica, 1.b.v., b Lewis

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Total

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.120

Opl. Davies B for 51, Cpl. Bears 2 for 17; L/Cpl. Bradley 9 for 11.

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Rev. Lewis-Bryan, b Gray... Cpl. Payne, not out ... 6

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Total (for. 4 wickets)

.164

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