BOTH SERVICES LOSE
FRIENDLY."' GAMES
}
Continued from page 1.
a. C. Burnett, W. O. Hung,
J. C. Leal, F. Goodwin and W. C. Simpson did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. RW,
Garthwaite
8 0
93 1
Hamilton ......
D 0
30 2
Tucker reten
7
+ 8 I
Anstruther
4
1
17
*Dowoy
Walker
14 11
Cragg z............
Bowled & wide.
LR.C. ». NAVY.
GOLF
SHANGHAI INTER
PORT TEAM
The Shanghai golf team will bo selected from the following:-
T. S... Terrace (Captain) J. W Harrison'
W. H. C. Huggett
K.M. Cumming
A. V Petitt
D. Ward Smith"
P. B. Prevot.
(20), Mas. Partington (11), and A.B. Prior (15), alone reached double figures, F. 3. el Arculli tak At Sookunpoo, the Indian Recreang 5 wickets for 20 and A. R.-Abbas
for, 15,
tion Olub bout the Navy by six wickets.
Scores:-
Mavy. Comdr.. Williams, b A. R.
Minu
Lieut. Mareham, o Baker, b
Poreira
0
Comdr. Shaw, b Pereira 00 Lieut. Eaden, st, Ismail, b A.
R. Minu
•
0
Mid. Bennett, b A. R. Minu 8
O. A. Crabtree, b" A. R.
Ming
Liout. Fuller, o A. K. Minu,
b Pertirs
30
Sub-Lieut. Robertson, e and
1 Madar....
10
0
Pay Lieut.Comdr. Yates, b
Baker or E.R.A. Main Waring, not out 2 Mar. Jambott, not out..... Extra (byes 4, leg byes 2).
Total (for 5 wkts., doc.).138.
Pereira
Bowling Analysis.
A. R. Minu 8 Baker
Madar
A. H. Rumjahn. 6
A. H. Rumjahn, e Robertson.
"b Jommett
L.R.C. collapsed badly and though the first three men made runs (M, P. Mador, 10, A. K. Ismail 19, and A. R. Suffed 24 not out) when stumps were drawn eight were, out for 60. Hart took for 18 and Rowley 2 for 10:
SUNDAY'S MATCH -
COMBINED SCHOOLS. MR.
SAYER'S XI.
In a friendly match played on the Civil Service Circket Club ground yesterday, Mr. Sayar's XI beat the Combined Schools by 5 wickets. The features of the match wore the brilliant contury by J. E. Richard- son, and the bowling performance`of H. G. Wallington who captured three wickets for hine runs.
Scores:
Combined Schools.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1933-
YACHTING
PROTEST LODGED IN 6TH
* CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
WINS FOR SPEEDWELL AND
ZEPHYR
Following the conclusion on Satur day of the Sixth Championship race for Ankor yachts Dr. Davis, who sailed Isobel, lodged a protest against Artemis, sailed by Mr. S. Berg.
Coming in third in the race, Isobel, on the starboard tack, con sidered that Artemis, which was on the port tack, and which hnish- ed second, should have given way to her. Wasp 11, with Major Griffin at the tiller, came in first.
Major 'Stewart sailed Speedwell to victory in the "Y" and “I” clasa race, leaving the rest of the fleet behind.
Mr. F. E. Skinner gained another victory when he sailed Zephyr home first in the Gael class ovent, with Sirius (Mr. Sporleder) second and Eunice (Capt, Rose) third
Full results were as follow:--
6th OHAMPIONSHIP RACE,
-
Course: (1) Lyemun Beacon (P), (2) Kowloon Rock (P), (3) Mark on Line (P), (4) Channel Rocks (S).
"Class-Started at 2,35 p.m.
Time Time Total Yacht.. Finished Collected Pta. Eunice (Capt.
Rose).... 4.45,10 4.40.28 25 Zephyr (Mr. F
42
POLICE TENNIS | RUGBY
CLUB BEAT THE NAVY
HONG KONG BEAT
**KOWLOON
IN SECOND ROUND OF
The annual tennis tournament between the Hong Kong and Kow loon Police was played at the Police TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT Recreation Club yesterday, and re- sulted in the win, for the former by seven points to atx.
The scores were 1990,
Singles.
Sparrow (Hong Kong beat
Cathrop (Kowloon) Major (Hong Kong) beat
Smith (Kowloon)
Pile (Hong Kong bent Galvin,
(Kowloon)
-
There was a large attendance at the Rugby match, on Saturday, between the Club and the Navy, including HE. the Governor, Sir Miles Lampson and Admiral Sir Howard Kelly. Naval supporters were disappointed as their side worn outplayed in all departments, the Club winning by a large mar 11-gin of 27 points (three goals and. four tries) to 3 points (a penalty. goal).
"B"
Carruthers (Hong Kong) lost
to Loughlin (Kowloon) ..: 3-6 |
Doubles.
-
The Club Gelded their selected Interport team, with the exception of three players-McElney, Mou- 4trie, and Munro, who will be re Cherrill and Walkden. The whole placed at Shanghai by McLellan, side showed great improvement in Saturday's game; and Seiby's quick' service from the serum made the pace of their gaine quicker than in any match this season.
Sparrow and Major (Hong Kong)
lost to Calthrop and Perdus Lost to Loughlin and Clarke beat Smith and Galvin Pile and Carruthers (Hong Kong)
beat Smith and Galvin beat Loughlin and Clarke beat Calthrop and Perdue Whant and Mattram (Hong Kong
lest to Loughlin and Clarke 3-4 lost to Smith-and. Galvin... 5-8 lost to Calthrop and Perdue 4-7
8-3
6-3
(Lieut. Francis) 18
(Lieut. Gardiner)
He R. P. Edwards
Yi Major Stewart
Ys F. E. Skinner.
2
(Lieut. Wood) 18
Ye W. J. Handy
.
(Lieut. Currie) 10
G7, J. G. Pilcher
13
0. M. R. W.
1
43 1
A. A. Rumjah, • Zimmern,
Skinner) 4.39.30, 4.39.30 Joan (Mr. F.
27
4
b Wallington
€
18
Cope) 4.50.00
4.45.2497
I
Gael
G. Souza, e Sargent, b An-
(Ckpt,
(Sub-Lt. Walker)
6
0 -1
3-4
derson
Tratt) 4.47.05
4.49.23
24
A Major Lochner
3
30
Indian R.O.
A. Zimmern, e Bebbington, b
Sargent
Sirius (Mr. W..
(Lt.Cdr. Lloyd)
8
Sporleder).. 4.40.34
4
M. el Arculli, D. Ride, b Sar-
Toynette D.N.F.
4.38.13 23 23
A3 G; H. Gandy
(Capt. Whitworth, R.M.)
4
.38
geni...
0
4 Olase-Started at 2.55 p.m.
As
Dr. Davis
35
G. Windsor, c. Bobbington,
Diana (Mr. H.
(Comdr. Stevenson)
11
b Wallington *****
3
Dreyer) 4.30.27 4.34.34 39
A7
Capt. Rose (Lieut, Ball)
12
G. Lee, b Richardson
Rolla (Mr. Lo
ទ
A
Major Griffin
Stock) 4.38.15 4.35.16 34
(Lieut. Cheyasse)
"
13
Dorothes (Mr.
Edwards)
20.
4.30.35 4.33.19 31
Morning Total
117
Colleen
(LL.
Argulla (Mr.
Sisken
9, A. Temail, h Yates
A. H. Madar, not out. 40 F. D. Pereira, retired hurt... 2
A. E. Minu, not cut... £1° Extras (byes 12, leg byes 4). 36:
Total (for 3 wkts.).........159 A. A. Rujahn, J. S. A. Car- room, A. Baker, A. Rahmia and H. D. Rumjahn did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Robertson im Jemmott......... Baden
0. M. R. W.
SV 1
0
20 0
5 0
22 - 1
7.5 0
39
0
Marshamnin
3
0
10 .0
0.8.0.0. v. C.C.0.
At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser vioe Cricket Club beat the Craigen. gower Cricket Club, by 80 runs.
For the Q.8.C.C. J. Barrow (19), J. E. Richardson (32), H. G. Wal- lington (36). R. M. Wood (21), B. D. Evans (33) and E. W. Hamilton (18 not out) made up the total of 168 for 8 wickets. R. Lee took 3 for 37.
For 0.00, S. V. Gittins made 88, E A. Lee, 28, R. Lee, 23 and H. P. Lim 17, Reed took 4 for 24, Richardson, 9 for 3 and E. W Hamilton, 3 for 17.
Scores:--
C.S.0.0..(for B-wickets, dec,) 165 C.C.C.
107
NAVY 2nd XI. ». 1.R.C. 2nd XI.
At Kinge Park, the Navy 2nd XI drew with the Indian Recreation Club Pad XI.
For the Navy, Lt. Comdr. Lloyd'
(Continued on next Column)
Bong
A. J. Hulse, e Anderson, b
Lico......
E. Frith, not out...
G. T. Leo, c and b Ride... 28
J. L. Younganyo, b Walling-
ton.....
J. Sharpham, b Ride
Extras
2
Peters). 4.43.53 4.37.37 25
H. J. Pearco) 4.30.06 4.32.50 1
..... D.N.F.
17
Total
..115
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
5 10 40 10
Anderson. 13
Madar
Sargent pr 8 1 14 2
Wallington
Richardson......
-F. K. Led.................
L. T. Ride
Mr. Bayer's XI.
J. E. Richardson, not out...113
17
Sth CHAMPIONSHIP RACE.. Course:-(1) Lyemun Beacon (P), (2) Kowloon Rock (P), (3) Mark on Line (P), (4). Channel Rocks (5).
Course 9.4 miles,
Gs
3
Royal Navy. Yacht Helmsman Observer Pte. 113 Comdr. Middleton
(CF. Hyde) 23 Ho Lt. Salt (H. Dreyer) 20 Y3 Lt. Wyldbore-Smith Y4 Sur.It Curjel
(Capt. Dunlop) 13 (Majar. Atkinson) 19 Lt. King (F. Cope) Ga Lt. Hilf (W. Sporleder) "A" Class-Started at 2.20 p.m.3 Comdr., Cowland
(LE Nicholson) 17 Points A4 Lt. Fisher (N. Croucher) Finishing to- At Comdr. Drummond
Time date
4.10.00 82
Griffin) 4.14.53 La Linda (Mr. G.
Gandy) 4.17.55 Artemis (Mr. S. Berg) 4.15,45« *35- Isobel (Dr. Davis) 4.10.13. *33 Joss (Mr. Stanton) 4.17.28 20 Carpenter (Mr.
None)
4.22.23 29 Cienda (Mr. C. Blake) 4.16.14 07 Gull......
D.N.F. 23 Oslo (Mr. M. Bergaust) 4.21.07. 20
*Subject to protest.
8.2 1
B
4 0 20
1
4: 1
18 1
Yacht
4
I 8
4
Ján (Mr. J. Krough-
Moe) ... Wasp II. (Major
-14
o
A. J. Bebbington, retired hurt
o
A. H. Madar, e S. Lee, b
Sharpham
0
A. Prata, G. T. Lee......
L.. T. Ride, e Windsor, b
Starpham
E. Zimmern, run out
D. J. N. Anderson, not out... 18
Extras
{
Total (for 8 wickota).....155
F. N. Lee, H. G. Wallington, C. B. R. Sargent, and F. J. de Rome did not bat,
Hulse
Bowling Analysis.
G. T. Les Sharpham Arculli Rumjahn
H.
38
· '"I" and "Y" Class-Started at 2.30 p.m.
Time Time Total Finished Collected Pts."
0.
M. R. W.
11 0 64
8
1 .90
0 1.
Yacht, Speedwoll
3 0 17 2
(Major
ಕ
31 0
Stewart) 4.29.07
4.28,20
1
0, 18 0
Ailsa (Major
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Yesterday's Results
CLUB BEATS NAVY BY TWO POINTS
48%
ཚོ མ་ཆ་ ཆེ -
Yesterda event · R.H.K:7.0. veraus, the Navy, resulted in a win for the former by the narrow marginGL two points. In the morning, rabp Nayy were 20 points ahead, Buts with the change-over of boats the Club Faverned matters obtaining a land for
Commander:
#morning ras
Hyde sailed the
tory in the after
·
(H. S. Пouse)..14 As ft. Ryder (0 . Blake) A10 Lt. Peters (Capt. Fowkes)
16
1
Morning Total:
127
AFTERNOON RACE
Griths Opens Score,
Griffitha opened the score for the Club with a fine solo try, which Selby unaccountably failed to con- vert. The play continued in. the Navy half for the greater part of the game, and by half time three more tries had been scoured by Lammert, who was well supported by Griffiths. Selby converted two of these tries, so that the flub then led by 10 points to nil.
Shortly after the commencement of the second half, Ferguson.made A brilliant run and cut in zo beat Buckley and score a further try; Hall- which was not converted. Thompson endeavoured to add fur ther points from a penalty kick near the half-way line it was a good kick but the ball fell short. The club forwards were now play ing an excellent game, and Miller cut through passing to Munro who got over and touched down. This try was converted by Selby. The Navy then scored their only points in the game through a fine penalty goal scored by Buckley, whose kicks never seemed to miss. The Club's last try was scored by Peers, the hall having been brought up by the forwards MoElney and Hall Thompson.
Result: Club 3 goals, 4 tries (27 points); Navy 1 penalty goal (3 points).
The Club forwards played an excellent game, and were getting the ball out of the scrum quicker than of inte Fears was hooking. instead of MoElney after the first 10 minutes of the game-he man aged to get possession on most oc- casions, but the heeling was pope too clean. Munro was pushing better than usual, and his weight and strength helped the pack con- siderably.
The backs were well served. by Selby, who played his usual intel: ligent game. Lammert and Forgu son were dangerous men, when the ball got out to them-the latter. Course-Start-H. M.S. Tamar having improved beyond all know- Line West to East, Mark on Club ledge this season. Griffiths played Line (P.). Bamsey Shoal (8.), an excellent game in the first half, Channel Rocks (S.). Finish-Club but after this ha retired to Whit Line East to West. Distance: 8,7 ham's position as full-back, owing miles.
to an injured leg.
The Navy were outplayed, and missed Francis very badly behind Pta. the scrum. Buckley played his usual steady and excellent game at "full-back, and but for him, more pointe might have been scored against them. Linton did his best," but did not receive much support, and Habbook did not play quite up to his naual standard
Yacht Helmsman Observer H3 C. F. Hyde
(Comdr. Middleton) He H. Dreyer (Lieut. Salt) 21 Y3 Capt. Dunlop
(Lt. Wyldboro-Smith) 18 Y4 Maj. Atkinson
(Bur.-L. Curiel) 27 GB F. Copo (Liout. King) 8 G3. W: Sporleds (Lt. Hill) 11 13. L. F. Nicholson
(Comdr. Cowland).
A4N, V. Croucher
୪
The Club cannot now be bosten in the Triangular Tournament, as they are leval with the Army, who have still to play the Navy,
Club J. P. Whitham; J, J.
WAK(Lieut. Fisher)Ferguson, W. H. B. Rigg, B. H
A6 H. S. Roue
(Candy Drummond)
9
A8 C. O. Blake (Lt. Ryder) 10 A10 Capt. Fowkes (L. Peters):13
Afternoon Total Morning Total
Race 415-32 Previous Points:
R.HK.Y.C Grand
Royal Navy,
Griffiths, G. P. Lammert M. W. Turner, J. A . Selby (Capt.); W. Kerry J. H. MoElney, G. C. Montrie, W. E. Peers, J. H. Brad- ford, A P. Hall Thompson, A., K. Munro, J. O. Miller.
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HOCKEY
(Continued from puge 8). Yesterday's Game
NAVY TROUNCE SHAMEEN The only change to be noted this strength displayed by China Lights Kowloon desterday morning the morning е the unexpected On the RN. O.S.C. ground at and Cement, the former closing Navy defeated Shumeen by a high buyers at $18.20 and the latter acoring game of 10 goals to 1 $12.10.
Although the score was high, Lima ker in goal for the Canton team played a good game, Lt. Eaden scored the first thres goals for the Navy, the half time score being Navy 6, Shamcen nil. E
i
Among the invesment issue Lands were an outstanding feature, being quite firm at 876
Sales,
Hotels (Old), $0.10/9.40 Cemonts Combined), $12: Ropes, $111.
Dairy Fatins, $20/29.10.20
Buyers.
Hong Kong Banks, $1,875: Douglases, 897, Benguet Consolidated, #18 Ribs, $11. Wharves, $142, Hotels (Old), #9.
Hong Kong Landa, 876). Reolties, 8740
Chinese Estates, $98. Hong Kong Trams, #81. China Lights (Old), $15.80. Electrica, $76, 7. Telephones (New), 28). Cements (Combined), $11,00. Cements (Old), '#8}. Ropes, $11.
Dairy Farms, 30.10. Govt Loana, 21% Premium,
Sellers. Steamboats, $99. Wallace Harpers,TM $22. Wallace Harpers, $10.. China Sports, 88:
FILM OF FASCIST CELEBRATIONS
THE DUCE PERFORMS OPENING CEREMONIES.
A short but very interesting alm depicting the celebrations in Rome of the tenth anniversary of Fasciem in Italy was shown at Central Theatre on Saturday morning to a large audience including Sir Wil- liam Shenton, Sir Henry Pollock, Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotowall and Mr. Wong Kwong Tin. M
Outstanding players on the Navy aidé ware Lt. White st centre-hall, Lt. Eaden and Lt. Currey The Navy combination, was a feature of the game.
Von Essen who did not play on Saturday now turned out far hin team and did fina work at contre- half. Pote Hunt and Munro in the forward line tried very hard to score, Pote Hunt succeeding towards i
the and of the game. Navy scorers were Lt. Currey (4), Lt. Eaden.(5) and LA Bartlett (1),.
The teams
Shumcon: J. Lamaker; O. G Agnow, E. R. Hill; G. . Bigge, Von Esaon, W. D. Folley; B. T. D Lammert, J. Andraw, J. W. Pote Hunt, D. H. Munro, J. W. King.
Navy Lt. Marris: Paymaster Lt. Burkett, Sub-Lt. Carver, Sub-Lb. Ingrani, Lt. White, Sub-Lt, Allis- ton; Sub-Lt. Donald, Lt. Faden It Ourrey, Lt. Bartlett, Lt. Kiteat.
To-day's Game,
The Navy will meet the Jat Regi- mont to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the Marina ground and a very fine game. is expected as the Jat Regiment are a very formidable team. S
The following will represent the. Navy-Ldg. Sig. Evans Comdr. Colpoys, Lt-Comdr. MaoVicker; Sub-Lt. Ingram, Lt. White, Sub-I Alliston; Sub-Lt. Donald. Lt. Eaden, Lt. Curres, Lt. Bartlett and Lt.. Rimmington.
..
JAMES DUNN IN SOB SISTER
Continued from Fags 5.)
The film shows in the main the part taken by Signor Mussolint role of "Bad Girl." What sp in these functions, which took the pened after that is common history form of a number of opening and Every one who saw that masterful unveiling ceremonies performed, by production. marvelled xt Jamen him." Whereever he went there Dumm, and every reviewer acclaim was sure to be a huge and cheering ed him as the find of the year. gathering, who swarmed the public squares like ants.
The Duce appeared in most of the functions, and King Emannual appeared in one, and that was when he laid a wreath on the Cenotaph.
MALAYA HOUSE
MR. LOWINGER'S APPOINT. MENT EXPECTED IN LONDON
Linda Watkins, Tundideen
In "Sob Sister Dunn plays op- posite another star of the New York's stage, Miss Linda Watkins, who makes her screen debut in the title role Miss Watkins, blue. eyed, blonde and gracefully slen=" der, was chosen as one of the three Fox debutante stars of 1931 and. great things are expected of this young lady.
In addition to Dunn and Miss Watkins, the cast of" Sob Sister " is made up of some of the soreen's finest players Minna Gombell, A cable message from the Straits who also acored in Bad Girl," Times correspondent in London Molly O'Day and Howard Philips states that it is rumoured in have the other featured roles. Al- Malayan circles there that Mr fred Santall directed the production V. A. Lowinger will succeed the late from Mildred Gilman's novel of Mr. C. W. H. Cochrane as Malayan the same name which Edwin Burke Agent.
AND adapted for the screen, When Mr. Lowinger retired from
and T.M.S., several weeks ago it but it was al understood, un- the post of Surveyor-General, S.S. Perak Hydro-Electrio Company, was officially stated that he had officially that if it was decided to sentative on the International Tib Lowinger would receive that ap been appointed Malaya's repre continue the Malayan Agency Mr. Committee and on the boat of the pointment as well.
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(Major, Stewart) 15
(F: E. Skinnar)
Handy
Pilcher
Y6 Lieut. Curric
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MORNING RACE
Course:
As Co
(Dr. Davis) Lieut, Bail (Cant. Rose)
StartClub Line West AD Lieut. Chevasse
to East Channel Rocks (P.), Bunt sey Shorl
Last to Wes
Mark on Club Line Sver
Distance: 6.7 miles.
(Major, Griffin), 13
Asia Lands Li
Observer Pt
takes) 21
Race 4-13-32. Prey
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