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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1933
WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES
DONALD ANDERSON SCORES A CENTURY
UNIVERSITY ACCOUNTS FOR CIVIL SERVANT IN "FIRST LEAGUE: NINE WICKETS VICTORY
BOWLERS HAVE UPPER HAND IN FRIENDLIES
IN THE ONLY LEAGUE MATCH PLAYED IN THE FIRST DIVISION ON SATURDAY THE UNIVERSITY, ACCOUNTED FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE ORICKET CLUB BY NINE WICK- ETS. THE FEATURE OF THE GAME WAS THE CENTURY SCORED BY DONALD ANDERSON.
THE VARSITY'S SECOND STRING MET THE CLUB DE RECREIO IN THE SECONU DIVISION AND WERE SEVERE- LY TROUNCED,
BOWLERS GENERALLY HAD THE UPPER HAND IN THE FRIENDLY GAMES, QUITE A NUMBER OF WHICH WERE PLAYED.
LEAGUE I.
UNIVERSITY 1. e. C.S.0.C. I.
At Pokfulam, the University beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by v wickets.
Scores -
Civil Service C.O.
J. Darrow, e Rodrigues, b
Совало
1
J. E Richardson, b Gosano 50 F. J. de Rome, b Leg 10
H. G. Wallington, e Gosano,
b Rido
44
B. M. Wood, not out
28
B. O. K. Hawkins; e Aziz, b
Gouno
0
B. D. Evans, b Gosano
0
PE. Matthews, b Gosano... 4
N. J. Bebbington, b Samy... 7 Extras (byos 14, wide ball
1)
15
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.).108
J. Skinner and B, A. J. Simp- soh did not, bat.
Bowling Analysis.
OM. R. W.
*Gosano, *****
Anderson
17 4 41 5 12 2 10 1
80 47
0 2.0 10 1 4.3-0 A
Nomaabboy 30 15
Rido
Samy
-Bowled one wide ball,'
University.
D. J. N. Anderson, e and b
Richardson
.100
A. M. Rodrigues, e Simpson,
b Richardson
64
LT. Ride, not out
5
Extras (byen 14)
14
Total (for 2 wkts.) ......183
A. T. Lee, F. R. Zimmern, 11. Nomanbhoy, E. L. Gosano, D. K. Sumy, A. A. Aziz. K. T. Loke and D. Roy did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Wallington
Evans
Skitiner
O. M. R. W. 4 0 30 .0
7 0 03 0 4 0 20
Hawkins 3. 0 92
Simpson
Richardson
LEAGUE 1.
0 177
27 2
·RECREIO II. ». UNIVERSITY II.
At King'a Park, the Club de Recreio beat the University by 9 wickets.
YESTERDAY'S CRICKET
VOLUNTEERS · DEFEAT
ROYAL NAVY
Playing on the R.N.R.C. ground at King's Park the Hong Kong Volunteers defeated the Royal Navy by. 44 runs.
The Volunteers batted first and compiled 180 runs for eight wieketa amd declared. Richardson (47) and Potter (41) were top scorers and Lt. Eaden took 3 wickets for 24 rund.
The Navy could only reply with 136 runs of which 58 ware contri- buted by Sub-Lt. Carver, Beck | took. 3. wickets for 17 as the best
bowler.
Scores:-
Volunteer,
Richardson, o Lt. Donald, b
Standard
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
47
Wood Clarabutt Nomanbhoy
6 '0 13 1
Harley, Lt. Donald, b
7 0 43 1
Eaden
£ 1 K 0
Kilber, Eaden
Tan
4.2 1
13
:
9
Book, Holland
Ozorio
0 0 0
Potter, b Jenner-Fust
41
Gan
A
0 10
2
Lyal, b Jenner-Fust
8
Ng
1 0
10. 0
Goodwin, not out
33
Lawson, b'Parker
9
Extras
11
Total
....180
FRIENDLIES
IR.C.. NAVY,
The Indians were as home to the Army at Sookunpoo, and they beat their visitors by four wickets. The Army batted first and scored 123 for 7 wickets: Captain Mirehouse scor ing 34 runs before being clean bowlod by Pereira. Lt. Garthwaite scored 24, Madar took three wick- ets for 0..
The Indians, thanks to a 41 not out by Pereira, replied with 135 for 6 wickets. Mirchouse took 4 wick- ets for 78 and Hamilton, 2 for 28.
Scores
Army (for 7 wkta., doc.)...... 123° LR.C. (for 6 wkta.)
135
K.C.. HMS. DEVONSHIRE.
Playing at home the K.C.C. beat H.M.S. Dévonshire by 8 wickets. The Naval men batted first and. collected 73 ruus, Mid-Jenner-Fust being top scorer with 26 not out. Goodwin took four wickets for one
run,
."
I'
The K.C.C. passed, the Devon shire's score for the loss of only two wickets. They went on to score 215 runs for 8 wickets, E. F. Fincher | obtaining 82,
Scores:-
H.M.S. Devonshire
K.C.C. (for 8 wickets)
NAVY. C.C.C..
Davies, Baskett and Simpson did not bat.
Bowling Analysis
Pay-Lt.Cdr.
0. M. RW.
Yntes D-9
10
9
Fust 12 1
0
4 26 27
13
0
3
2
.0
Lt. Enden Mid. Jenner-
A. Marsham E. F. R.
Holland's 13 2 49 1 Sub-Lt. Stanniard 4 25 1
Royal Navy, Comdr. Williams, c Goodwin,
b Lynl
Lt. Maraham, o Goodwin, b
Lyal
Lt. Eaden, b Beck
Mid. Bennett, b Dock
Sub-Lt. Carver, not out Lt. Currey, b Beck
Lawn Tennis Championships INTERPORT TEAM SELECTED
THE DRAW AND SOME FORECASTS
KEEN COMPETITION EXPECTED
[BY SALADIN,)
The following are the results of the draw for the Open Singles. Championship organised by the Hong Kong Cricket Club:-
First Quarter.
1. Teui Wai Pui, bye.
2. P. S. Cannon, bye.
3. G. Gamble, bye.'
4. E. J. Armstrong v. W. 0.
→Hung.
6. S. A. Rumjahn e. J. Barrow,
4. H. D. Rumjahn ́e, A. E. P.
Quest.
7. Iu Tak Lam . Y. Hachiuma, 8.-E. S. Howard v. R. Todd,
Second quarter.
0. E. 0. Fincher v. II. Owon
Hughes.
10. RH Kwok I. M. A.
Razack.
1. Loe Yu Wing e. C. Sloan. 12. S. W. Liang r. Ng Kam
Chuen.
lũ. Hà Ka Lau e. Tsui Yan Pui 14. Leo Hua Ngak N. A. E
Mackay,
13. Firdos Khan v. J. W. Leo
nard
10. D. H. Hazell. Tapi Ping
Fan.
Third Quarter;
17. L. Goldman . S. A. Gray. 18 Luk Ding Cheung v. E. H
Wong.
19. Yew Man Kit v. George Lai 20. C.E. Abbas. Tam You
Fong.
21. M. W. Lo v. L. C. Earnahaw.
92. R. Choo v.-R. T. Shaw.
H. 8. Doggett v. S. E. Greon. 24. M. F. H. Waring e. Wong
Fuk Nam,
$23.
$9
6
68
0
***** DEO ND
Mid, Jenner-Fust, b Baskett 0 Pay-Lt-Comdr Yates, b Bas-
kett ............
Sub-Lt. Donald, b Goodwin 17 E. R. A. Holland, b Goodwin Sub-L Stannard. 1.b.w., b
Richardson Extras...
J
Fourth Quarter.
25. H. A. Packer v. D. S. Green. 28 W. F. Edger v. A. J. Stocker. 27. lu Tak Cheuk r. Chiu Chun
Chiu.
''
31. Lai Kwong Teun, bye.
0.
28. D. C. Dunstan . R. P.
Nowell.
0
20. J. A. Cassumbhoy v, H. Y.
Ho.
Total
.138
30. C. A. Wright, be
Bowling Analysis,
73
O. M. R. W F. Goodwin 0 I 27 2
215
J. C. Lyal... 8 3 17 A. C. Beck 6, 1 17 3 A. D. Lawson 30
2
R. Simpson..... 3 0
-The Craigongower Cricket Club beat the Navy by 40 runs on the latter's ground
Going in first, Craigongower ob- tained 105 runs, E. Zimmern being top scorer with 34. Crabtree took 5 wickets for 10 runs. The Navy would only collect 65 runs, Lt. Faller (13) and Lt.-Cdr. Mason (11) being the only batsmen to reach double figures,
Scores:-
Craigengower 0.0 105 Navy
H.K.C.C. INTER-CLUB.
1
05
P. E. Basketo... 3 0
L. D.. Kilbee
0
J. Richardson... 1.9 0.
GOLF
14 O' 10 2
SHANGHAI INTERPORT
TEAM
0
G. A. BENSON TAKES K, M. CUMMING'S PLACE
K. M. Cumming is unable to The Over 30 met the Under travel with the Shanghai Golf thout the H.K.C.C. ground and team. Mr. G. 4. Benson takes his
the match resulted in a draw. The place.
tively, were top scorers.
youngsters" replied with 112 for
University.
A. T. Nomanbhoy, b Alves... 3
older men batted first and declared
D. Hunt, D Alves
5
-B, K. Ng, o Prato, b G. Aus
Guterres
at 139 for 9 wickets. Hayward
16
and Duckitt with 34 and 31, respec-
The
(C, P. Gan, b ́ Alves-
0
CER, Clarabutt, b Prata 9
4 wickets, Mare being top-scorer
P. L. Tam, b Prata...
0
›W, A. Hunt, b A. P. Guter-
· res...
E. T. Wood, a Figueiredo, b
Alves
7
WK Chos, not out
HL Ozorio, 1.b.w., b Alves a M-Extras (byes 2, lég byes 2,
wide ball. 1)
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
0.3 0 30
Alves Silva
Prata........... 4 Mİ
A. P. Guterres a
P.M. N. da' 46
I
Bilva 2 0
O. A. Guterres" 3:42 *Bowled wide ball,
Club de Recreio,
M. da Silv
with 40 not out...
Beck was the most successful
U.S.R.C.
SIN
bowler in the match, collect 7 wick CLUB TOURNAMENT: DRAW
uta for 23 runs.
Scores:
wickets,
139
FOR 1ST ROUND MATCHES
The draw took place at the Club House on Saturday, January 21 1835. The first round matches in the events are as follows
"Over 30(for
dec.). *Under 30" (for 4 wickets) 118
0.3,0,0. 11. 1.
POLICE II. At Happy Valley, the Police Re creation Club beat the Civil Service second string by 10 wickets. The C.S.0.0/ obtained 64 runs, of which Grimmitt was responsible for 28. Morgan . Patterson: Dickinson Alexander took six wickets for nine. Stocker: Hailes v. Waite: Powall
Olub Championship,
32. Ng Szę. Kwong, hye..
SOME FORECASTS
A glance at the draw excites in- terest. In the first quarter are grouped three members of last year's Interport team, viz., Tsui Wai Pui, S. A. Runijahn and H. D. Rumjahn, of whoin the two first. mentioned took part in Bingles. The two cousins, who should ex perience little difficulty in surviving the initial round, meet in the second round, when a fine match should reault, and although prob ably 8.4. will be successful, I feel. confident H.D. will extend the holder to the third set! Y. Hachiu- ma, the only Japanese entered, bids fair to enter the third round to meet B.A. for the right to qualify for a place among the last eight. Tsui Wai Pui appears safe enough to join the last eight, his only serious obetachta on his way there apparently being WC. Hung.
U. Fincher, user-up for the last 3 years is comfortably placed) for a position in the quarter-finals in the second quarter, but some opposition will, in all probability, be offered by Owen Hughes and I MA. Bazack and Ng Kam Chuen. In the same quarter also are Ho Ka Lau, J. W. Leonard, and Denis H♫ Hazel, one of whom is expected Ho Ka La to meet Fincher. Of these I fancy
Mang interesting ties are expect
ed in the third quarter. In the first | round Goldman micots 6. A. Gray, The lafter has improved by leaps and bounds since the last tourna spring stroke which, when dere- ment. He has acquired seveIR)
loped, will tongs him a dangerous opponent. Tak Ding Cheung, -Yow Man But (exsinterporter) and Tam Yeo Fong, a newcomer from Hanoi, are all grouped with Goldman in
runs. The police replied with 151 Cannon Waring v. Bows the struggle for a place in the
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Scores 0.8.0.0. I
Police (for wicketo)
*
64
1517
The
10.0.0. II. NAVY. II.
r's second string the Navy a 2nd XI and onvincing.
rat: the? home,
Olub
Ladies. Championship,
quarter final. MW. Lo is favour- ably placed to enter into that ad- Mrs. Grimble ». Mrs. Stafford Vanced stage his strongest op
Green. Smith: Mrs. Lewis Bryan Miss ponent being 8 E R. Hancock Mr Blade .Mrs. Tottenhamn: Miss H. Hancock Packer, who is acknowledged to he In the last quarter, Comdr. H. A Miss Pöllum,
one of the strongest sapirants for the Singles title, stands above all, others for the 4th round, his chief opponent being either Iu Tak Cheak or Chip Chun Chiu, who meet in the first round. J. A: Canumbh "Kwong "Tam undvig Size Kyo
grouped together for the right
Men's Handicap Bingles. Hadden Sledo.
Ladies Handicap Bingles, Conftan Gramble é Mrs Blade..
Men's Doubles Handicap,
Shillington and Heddon v. Hailes meet Pucker and Tottenham Edge and Brad
dley . Powell and Dickinson
The first round of each event to
completed by Monday
and the second round
forecasts for the Care se follo
OPEN DOUBLES The draw for the Open Doubles Championship follow-
:
First Quarter.
1. M. K. Lo and M. W. Lo v. R.
J. Shaw and H. A. Packer.
2. Luk Chan Cheung and Wong Sui Wing v. H. Owen Hughes and G. W. Sewell,
3. Chan So and Ho Wai Hing v. A. P. Stocker and M. F. H. Waring.
4. ES Howard and O. E.!
Abbas 'r. D. H. Hazell, and W. E. Williams,
Second Quarter,
5. L Goldman and E. C. Fin- cher v. Lee Wai Tsoi and Luk Ding Cheung
0. T. C. Monaghan and C. E.
Holmes v. J. J. Waite and W. M. Morgan,
7. A. H. Rumjahn and F. D. Pereira v. G. Gamble and C. A. Wright.
8. M. W. Turner and C. F. Hyde v. F. H. Kwok and 8. W. Liang.
Third Quarter.
9. 8. A. Rumjähn, and H. D. Kunjahn v. D. S. Green and 9. E Green,
10. E. Grimble and R. Heacock . D. C. Dunham and R. Nowell
...
11 Ng Sze Kwong and Tsui Wai Puity. I. M. A. Bazack and J. A. Cassum bboy.
12 P. S. Cannon and H. J. Arm- strong . Chiu Chun Chiu and W. C. Hung,
Fourth Quarter.
13. Ho Ka Lau and Yew Man Kit v. J. W: Leonard and Y: Hachiuma.
14. TA, Pearce and L T. Ride Wong Fuk Nam aad Ho Hing Kan.
15. Ng Kam Chuen and Tsoi Ping Fan e. G. Lai and Tam Yoe Fong.
16. AE. P. Guest and E. F. Fin- cher v. Iu Tak Lam and Iu Tak Chouk
(Continue on Page 17.)
COMBINED CHINESE BEATEN IN FINAL TRIAL;
SHANGHAI'S BRILLIANT LEADER NOT PLAYING
OWING TO THE INTERPORT TRIAL. WHICH WAS
PLAYED ON THE CLUB GROUND WITH THE COM BINED CHINESE IN OPPOSITION, NO' FIRST DIVISION MATCHES WERE DECIDED.
THE CHINESE FIELDED A COMPARATIVELY WEAK SIDE THAN AT FIRST ANTICIPATED, AS A RESULT, OF WHICH THEY WERE BEATEN BY FOUR GOALS TO ONE.
THE PLAYERS SELECTED FOR THE * 'INTERPORT (WHICH IS GIVEN BELOW) WERE ANNOUNCED AFTER THE GAME, AND OF THE FIVE FORWARDS CHOSEN, TWO ARE FROM, SOUTH CHINA (CHENG SHIU HONG AND WONG. MEI SHUEN), TWO FROM ST. JOSEPH'S (THE 'GOSANO BROTHERS), AND ONE PROM - ROYAL ARTILLERY (SEAL),
THE SHANGHAI INTERPORT TEAM ARRIVED BY THE PRESIDENT HOOVER YESTERDAY, AND WE LEARNED' THAT N. Z. LEE OF THE TUNG HWA WHO WAS SELECTED TO REPRESENT SHANGHAI IN THE CENTRE
ARRIVE FORWARD POSITION, DID NOT
WITH THE
TEAM. IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT HIS PLACE WILL
BE TAKEN BY COLLET.
THE INTERPORT MATCH WILL BE PLAYED ON THE CLUB GROUND ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 AT 3: P.M. AND THE MATCH BETWEEN SHANGHAI AND HONG RONG CHINESE. WİLL BE ON SATURDAY, JANUARY -28 AT 3 P.M.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
INTERPORT TRIAL
Trial XI. 4 Chinese XI.
SECOND DIVISION -
Borderers Eastern Ewo
3 South China 1. Nary
1 St. Joseph's
Tsung Tsin Chinese Ath. #2 Club 4,
Kowloon
1 Lincolns
o Artillery
THIRD DIVISIÓN.
1 R.A.F.
T Chinese Ath,
1 South China
Recreio Signals Taikoo Borderers
University
o I.A.S.C.
2 Lincolns
LEAGUE TABLES
Athletic
SECOND-DIVISION
& Lincolns 0 Borderers
Artillery Navy
South "China Ewo
Trung Thin Kowloon
01 Club
Goals
P. W D. L.F. A.Pts. 17 14 2.1.81 19:30, 16 11 9 3 48,20 '94 16 11 14 55 18:23 16 10 2 4 45 27-93) 16 824 45 21 201 16 82 6:35:29 18 ....16 6 2 6 42-30 19 10 5 3 8 29 41 fa
4 1. 10 23 39′′-8- ..16° 2° 311 90-56.-7
7 St. Joseph's 15 2 0 13 20 07′ 4
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