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HONG KONG DAIL

DAY JANUARY 3, 1933.

WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES

CLUB vs. NAVY COMPLETE ROUT OF SENIOR SERVICE

CLUB WIN BY AN INNINGS AND TWO

RUNS

The third match of the Triangular Tournament concluded "yes- terday when the Club beat the Navy, who had beaten the Army Apart by one wicket, who had beaten the Club by seven runs. from the Club's side, however, the personnel of the teams had " varied considerably.

A Stand.

The game opened in brilliant sun-beaten by the slowness of the ac shine, and the Club went in, open livery. In the next over from this ing with Hayward and Sayer. bowler Owen Hughes hit & full toss Yates and Sub-Liout. Robertson to the square leg boundary but next started the bowling and runs came ball he played a half cock shot and fairly, Inst. It was not until Enden it seemed that the turn of the hall went on at the Law-Court's end at took it on to the edge of the bat and first dip held it. The end of forty-seven that Sayer. was 1.b.w. after scoring twenty-one tuns in his bat hit the ground hard but the attractive stylo. Hayward seemed catch looked clear enough. Next to be playing much more easily and over Ride was 1.b.w, to Eaden. confidently. Pearer cracked a four (83-3-6.) off his first ball and played the bowling confidently. Faden seemed to be bowling a little faster than usual, but he pushed up rather a lot of full-tosses the pair were there for the after- noon when Pearce paid a very tame shot to Marsham, who had relieved Yatos, and was caught at first slip, (79-2-14.) Next ball it looked as if Ride was missed at first slip but the umpire signalled a leg bye. In the same over Hayward had a go and was howled. (73-2-28) He had played a nice knock, but was

Runs campe

Nino

rues

attempt to break the stand before the close of play, but he had threeTM full tosses one of which Shaw, hit to the long-leg boundary, After one over from Pearce atumps were | drawn with the scom at fifty-eight. MONDAY :—Â BAD START

CHARITY FOOTBALL AT SOOKUNPOO

CHINESE BEAT SERVICES

The Navy started off again in brilliant sunshine, though it was THE WEAKER SIDE WINS! uncommonly cold in the shade. They made a small change Comdr. R. J. Shay taking the place of Lt.

Football of a standard not up to

Comdr, R. J. Shaw; Heartiest exhibition matches, or even to som congratulations! Three runs. only of the First Division games was had been scored when of Pearce's seen in the meating between the first ball Dunketey smartly stumped Combined Services and the Chinese, Endon, while Fuller returned the for & Charity Match at Seokunpoo next very tamely to the bowler, yesterday.

A large crowd was present. to see" In his next over he bowled Me- playing much too soon. (61-5-0.) Williams who took a blind swipe the game including Major-General nt a straight one. Yates was sent O. C. Borrett, general officer com- on and then Pearce, changed to Shouson Choy. in to stop the rot. Ten were putanding, and Mrs. Barrett and Sir Only seven of the selected Chinese round the wicket and Shaw was 1b...to the first ball which must

side turned up and after half an have come back a lot. Roberts hours delay reserves had to be

(72-8-0.) way bowled first ball. Pearco in the morning took six taken. wickets for five runs and bis analysis.

TENNIS

U.S.-AUSTRALIA TEST MATCH

THROUGH REUTER'S AUKŇOV.]

ADELAIDE, DER 31

AUSTRALIA and Aimerica, finish

ed up on level torms in the first day's play of the third Tennis Test played here to-day. Quist, a hin 19-year old newcomer made initial appearance Australia; meeting Keith Gledhill. The new. comes lost by two straight sets but he won four games.

Jack Crawford, partnered by Vines and Gledhill, but not before being fully extended, the five sets- Harry Hopman, defeated Ellsworth

going to 48 games in all

America won the First Test by 8.

matches to 2 and the Seconi Test

by 3 matches to 4.

Full scores follow:-- Gledhill (U.S.A.) heat Quist, 6-1,

fi.3.

Hopman, 6-4, Buck.

That the Services should have lost read 6.9-1-13-6. As far as could be seen he was bowling much one goal to nil, instead of win weak, opposition, did not reflect later Marton was slower, and it would have paid the ning as they should, against such wilmer Allison (U.S.A.) beat H.. O.

Pay-Comdr. much credit on them. Though they to hit him, Navy Yaten managed him more or less had the bigger part of the play the Moon (Australia) beat J. Van Ren, could be gauged from the fact that (Continued on Page 13)

bowled by Enden and, after seventy had bocn up for one wickot, six

"steadily and it hogan to look an it were down for ninoty-two. Shortly until he tried to play one. Thus stern defence offered by the Chinese J. Crawford and H. O. Hopman

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after Robertson resumed but ten runs came from his first over-four being due to bad bit of fielding hy cover

Yates (the paymaster) then relieved Marshamn, Mitchell and Duckitt were putting up m stand, but the former had been lucky not to be caught in the slips early on from Marsham for a duck, but first slip was standing too close Ha played some nice shots later or the off, while Duckitt was edging them a bit at times, and was un- happy with Robertson. who was bowling alow left hand round. At 1-18 Marshain resumed for Yates, And bowled Duckitt with 'bis first ball. The seventh wicket had put on fifty-six. (148-7-35.) A run later Mitchell was stumped by Shaw at the second flick-as he had not re covered his ground after jumping out at Margham.

Beck Brightens Things, Beck took two fours to leg and a lofty two over mid-off in Eaden's last over before tea. But as usual the interval got a wicket and he played on to Eaden when he had made four more. Dunkeley had a couple of beautiful fours but then Shaw stumped Ricketts off the same bowler and the Club were out for hundred and soventy-nine,

The Navy Bat.

It was just on four forty when the Navy opened their innings, They had seven changes from the

the Navy had to follow on and the Club stock tone.

Navy Follow On.

A hundred and six behind, the started with Shaw and Navy Williams and the former was nearly caught at first slip first ball. Four rum resulted. Duckitt was the unlucky bowler. Pearce carried on at the Yard end. Rune'came alowly and at twenty Ricketts relieved Duckitt. An over or so later Beck went on for Pearea and Shaw drove his first ball, a full toss for four. Thereafter runs came very slowly. The wicket klid not seem to be play ing too well and Beck made an oc- casional one kick up rinstily. At thirty-three Williams returned one to Ricketts, after batting very steadily for thirty-five minutes for five runs. It was the correct game to play as the Navy's only hope was to car down the Club attack, which had started with its tail very much "P

Shaw Ont.

Shaw hit a four over Beck's head but in hooking a short ont he got the ball on his thumb and skied it to short leg where Dunkeley just got to it. The ball kicked badly, and the next one did the same and hit Eaden badly on the arm. Next 1.b.w. to WAR over Marsham Ricketts' fast straight one. Hay- ward then took Beck off and I think rightly as on the wicket Beck was dangerous. Pearee who went on

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T. A. Pearce, e McWilliam,

b Marsham

14

L T. Ride, 1.b.w.,. Enden 6 H. Owen Hughes, e Me-

35

William, b Marsham 4 O. E. C Marton, b Eaden... 5 E. R. Duckitt, b Marsham E. J. R. Mitchell, st. Shaw, b

Marsham o

GR. M. Ricketts, st. Shaw, »

b. Eaden

2-0, 6-3, 6-3.

(Australia)

bent

Ellsworth

Vines and K. Gledhill, 3-6, 6-3,

-5; 3-6, 6-3:

ADELAIDE, Jan, 2 Gledhill beat Moon 7-5 11-9. Crawford beat Allison 1-6, 6-4.

Vines bent Hopman 6-2, 4-8, 6-9. Allison and Van Ryn' beat Moon and Quist 6-1, 6-1, 10-8.

BRITAIN AND

S. AFRICA

ទ

A. C. Beck, b Eaden. 18 G. S. Dunkeley, not out n Extras (hyes 5, leg byes 7,

no ball 1)

Total

.170

Fal) of wickets:-1/47; 9/52: 3/73: 4/81; 5/83; 6/12, 7/148; 8/149; 9/108; 10/179.

AFRICA LEAD BY 3 MATCHES TO 1

(THROUGH ELDIER'S AGENCT.]

JOHANNESBURG, Jan, 2. Bowling Analysis..

0. MR. W. IN the second Tennis Test match between Britain and South Pay-Lt. Comdr.

Africa, Lee beat Robbins 3-0, 6-1,

*Sub-Lt...

Yates 15 3 40 '0

1 .44 0 Robertson 10 Lt. Eaden 13.4.9 51 6 8 2 21 5 Lt: Marsham"... *Bowled a no ball..

34

First Innings of Navy. Comdr. Williams, e Ricketts,

b Becket

Owen Licut, Marsham, e

Hughes, b Becky 10 Lt. Comdr. Shaw, 1) Pearce... 31

6-3.

beat

Mrs, Robbins beat Mrs. Whit- tingstall 44, 6-2, 7-5,

Farquharson and Kirby Perry and Hughes 7-6, 6-1."

Mrs. Lows and Mrs. Miller beat Mrs. Whittingstall and Miss Nut hali 7-3, 8-10, 0-4.

South Africa lead by 3 matches

0.

to 1.

Lt. Comdr. Lloyd, bw, b off

sid that beat the Army, Comdr.acemes stiff and Eaden had a Williams, Lt. Fuller, Mid. Yates, straight drive and two hooks, all Lt.-Comdr. Lloyd, Sab-Lt. Robert for four in the first over. son, O.A. Crabtree and Shipt, Me- Ricketts he just carried Mitchell in Ricketts then Williams coming in for Capt. Drew, the deep for four.

(69-4-6.) Six Capt. Barnett, Mid. Farnhill, Mid. had. Fuller 1.b.w. llennett, Sub-Lt. Donald, Mar.runs later the same thing happened Thompson and Muse, Jammett. to Lloyd. At seventy-five tifin was -Book and Ricketts each opened taken. with a maiden. In the latter's accond over Marshamn scooped n soit,

A Procession.

After tiffin Duckitt went on at

one to mid-off but Ricketts came the Yard end and Eden anicked across and appeared to unsight Hayward, who never got his hand his third ball into Ricketts' bunds to it. At seventeen Williajna tough at first slip. Three runs later Crab ed one of Beck's, and Ricketts made tren did the same. (78-7-1.). A run later Robertson was taken at slip

to

n brilliant one handed catch mostoff Ricketts, and Paymaster Lt. on the ground. (17-1-0) A rin

Comdr. Yates was bowled two balls later Owen Hughes brought off an

Iater. Then Mid. Yates and Mc- equally brilliant catch at second William made a gallant stand but alip. sond Marsham back.

after putting on twenty-five runs (18-2-10.) Two balls Inter Lloyd the latter was bowled by Duckitt wha 1.b.w. Shaw was watching and the Club had won by an Ricketts very carefully, but began innings and two runs, Yates batted hitting him in the third over whon

hd goo a two and a four, but should well for sixteen not out.

have been. c and b, though it was a pretty hot chance. After that he started trotting down the wicket and playing the pitch of the ball gently tho he pushed obe nway for three one overthrow. But Eaden was nearly run out.

Reflections on the Game.

+4

Beck

0

15

Licut. Eaden. st. Dunkeley,

b Pearce Lieut. Fuller, e and b Pearce 0 Shipt. MeWilliams, b Pearce 0. O. 4. Crabtree, absentu Pay L Comdr. Yates, e and

b Pearce Sub-Licut.

Pearce.

Robertson,

0.

b

0

Mid. Yates, not out

Extra (byes 5, leg byes 2,

no ball 1)

Total

73

Fall of wickets-1/17; 2/18; 3/18; 4/61; 5/61; 8/61; 7/72; 8/72; 0/73; 10/73.

O. M. R. W,

Bowling Analysis. "A.. C. Beck.....B

G. R. M..

10 3

Bicketts 13 4 29:0

13

T. A. Peares, 6.21

в

H. Owen Hughes 1 0 5 0 *-Bowled a no ball.

Second Innings of Navy. Comdr. R. J. Shaw, e D

loy b Beck Comdr. Williama, c

Ricketts............ Lieut. Marsham,

Ricketts!

The match was bomewhat a dis- appointing one. The Navy owing in the great majority of cases owing to Service daties had to make sen changes in the team that beat the Army-but to be quite frank the A Change of Bowling,

lour that remained, Shaw, Mar sham, Eader and Pay Lt. Comdr. With forty on the board Hayward Yates are the only four who at pre rested Beck and put on Pearce attent up to the usual Navy standard, in the Lard end. Shaw definitely set Sumult and Drew are not yet in Lout. Eaden, e Ricketts himself to play a defensive game

practice. The Club batting left a de it was nearly five-thirty Owen good deal to be desired, as Bayer Hughes was given the ball in an

and Hayward gave them a splendid start and they had seventy up for ano. But for the seventh wicket stand of fifty-eight by Duckitt and Mitchell, they were in queer street and the two batsmen were both very lucky overal times.

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· Duckite d

Falkr, bb.wi Lieut.

Ricketts Lt. Comdr. Lloyd,

Ricketts

Mid. Yates, not out..... O. A Crabtree, o Ricketts,

b Duckite

Sub-Lt. Robertson, o Owen

Hughes, b Bicketta Pay-Lieut. Comdr. Yates, b

Ricketts.

-Shipt MeWilliam, b Duckitt

Extras (byes )

Total

Apart from Shaw, and Enden, the Navy batting, was truly distressing. Admittedly they had the worst of the wicket, but they had no busi- has to let Alec Pearce take six. wickets for five runs fosterday morning. No one even tried to knock him off. In the second Fall of wickets-1/33; innings Ricketts 1

3/374/80) bowled very well, but it was the same, atory. Once 8/79 0779 Shaw was out everything packed up Enden made a galizat offart with six fours in his twenty-eight

3/75:

Bowling-Ar

EB. Duckitt 8.5 2 18

but tim defeated him.TA Pearce 8 120

The fielding was definitely good and I shall have a more detailed survey of the general points of the holiday games on Friday next in my notes

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Club

RABBIT.

of HK.0.0

Full score and annlysis

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10.

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HEAVY SCORING IN LEAGUE FOOTBALL

ROYAL ARTILLERY AVENGED DEFEAT

UNIVERSITY BEATEN 14 TIMES

Heavy Scoring featured the League Football matches on Satur day, the Lincolns beating the Club in the First Division by gován goals, while in the Third Division, the R... forwards ran riot with the University's goal, scoring on no fewer than fourteen occasions, Thera, were no upsets in any of the three Divisions, the Royal Artillery avenged their defeat at the hands of the Borderera in the First Division, while South China beat Kowloon as expect- *ed.

..

In the Second Division, the Athletics, who are at present heading the League Table, improved their position by beating the South China. while the Borderers, their closest rivals, boat St. Joseph's by nine goals,

...

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

South China Borderers Lincolns

R.A.

Eastern Club

St. Joseph's

South China

Navy

"R.A.F.

Athletic

FIRST DIVISION

1

Kowloon

1.

R.A.

Olub

SECOND DIVISION

0.. Ewo

1. Kowloon

Borderers Athletio Lincolns Taung Tein

THIRD DIVISION

LEAGUE TABLES

FIRST DIVISION.

Cloale,

P.-W. D. L. F. A. Pta. Artillery 10 8 0 9 25 15 16 South China 8 6 11 98013 Lincolns.06 1 9 30 12 13 D 13 St. Joseph's 9 8 1 2 19 Borderers...9 5 1 3 32 11 11 Navy 0 4 0 B 18 18 8 Club ...

8 40 5 13 22 Athletic 72 23 21 10 Kowloon,...11 3 0 8 229 Police 720 514 31 Recreio 9000857

SECOND DIVISION.

8

6

6

Goals PW. D. L. F. AP. 14 12 2 0 460 20 Athletic

..13.11 52 13 2 Borderers Lincolns.13 9. 9 2 41 18 20 1374 34 28 10 Artillery

19 0 244 39 23 14. Navy

Pleasing

leasing

to the taste- and also to the throat!

University

South China-

Ewo.13 62, 64048 13 South China.13, 0.1 6:27 35 Tsung Tsin...13 4 3 0 24 34 11 Kowloon 11 3:17 19 317 Club13 2201952 St Joseph's.12 1 0 11 11 589 0 Eastern 11 0 0 11 5 BG

THIRD DIVISION.

Goala

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P. W. D. LF. A. Pte Borderers.....12 10 1 1 54 Linealns 11 10 0 1 47 15 20 St. Joseph's.11 7 9 9 42 13 16 RAS.C.....11 7 1 3 35 1115 Athletic 12 6 24 23 24 16 South China.12 6 15 19 23 13 Radio: 11 6 05 22:25:12 R.A.F10 514 35 19 11 8ignals 10 4 0 0 18 24 B 11 4 0 7 91 318 RE, Recreio 12 3 0 9 99-396 University...11 11 914 31 3 Taikoo 12 0 1 11 10: ́65.

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