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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDA

MARCH 6, 1933-

WEEK-END SPORTING ACTIVITIES

I. R. C. CRICKETERS IN FINE FETTLE

-CHAMPIONS DISMISS CRAIGENGOWER C.C.

FOR 37: VICTORY BY 7 WICKETS

UNIVERSITY ACCOUNTS FOR ARMY AT POKFULAM

Two very interesting arst division league matches were decid ed on Saturday when the Indians met Oralgengower and the Uni versity mat the Army.

The Champions had little dimculty in getting full points from Oraigengower, Pereira and Minu being in great fettle, and skittled the Happy Valley, side for 57. In all twenty overs were bowled, twelve of which were maldaris! Pereira took five wickets for, 10 runs and Minu va for 18. The Indians passed their oppements total with seven wickets to spare.

also obtain. The University, the Indian R.C's closest rivaisti ed" full paints in their game with the Amy abePokfulum. The visitors batted first and compiled 149 of which Capt. Williams. was responsible for 70 The University replied by making 145 for the loss of 8 wickets,

INDIANS' REVERSE IN SECOND DIVISION

The Indian R.O. lost three valuable points in the second divi- son when they were at home to Craigengower and this will pro- bably mean that the destination of the shield will lie between Craigengower, the HOC and the Kowloon C.C., all of whom are now in a better position than the Indians. The University went down to the Royal Engineers and Signals at Sookinpoo, while the Police are asserting themselves by adding another vic tory to their list, this time at the expense of the Navy.

League

C.C.C. I.R.C.

At Happy Valley the Indian beat Craigen- Recreation Club gower C.C. by 7 wickets.

E. L. Goeano, e Colledge,

b Garthwaite

31 F. R. Zimmern, 6 Stocker... 20 H. Nomanbhoy, b Garth-

waite

10

14

P. Power, b Garthwaite ... 0 S. Reed. Mackenzie,

14 Garthwaite in A. T. Nomanbhoy, not out 10

Extras (B. 11, LB. 3)

Total (for 8 wkta.)........ 146

A. A. Aziz, E. T. Wood, did not

Bowling Analysis."

0.

M. R.

Scores:-

0.0.0.

E. Zimmern, b Pereira

A. Hunt, c. Ismail, b AR.

Minu

S. V. Gittins, b Pereira...

2. 4.

bat.

H. P. Lim, b Pereira

U. M. Omar, st, Ismail, b

A. R. Minu

3

Mirehouse

12

1 54

9

R. Lee; b A. R. Minu

4

Stocker

2

0. 14

C. W. Lam, c A. A. Rum-

Taylor

2

0

15

0

League II.

jahn, b A. R. Minu

A. B. Hamson, e and b

Fereira

F. Broadbridge, 1.b.w.,

A. R. Minu

Y: Abbas, e Curreem, b

Pereira

L. Habbard, not out

Extras (B. 8, L.B. 1) ̧.

Total

Bowling Analysis,

Garthwaits

13 1 48

CRAIGENGOWER”», L.R.C,

HOCKEY

CAER CLARK CUP

Hong Kong Ladies Again Champions

By defeating the "Y" indies by.. two goals to nil at King's Park, the Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club have won the Cher Clark Cup for the fourth year in succession

Although Belding a weakened team of only ten players, the Y ladies fought gallantly ngainst their much superior opporients, and the way they hold the champions, to only two goals came as a surprise.

In the first half, H. Knill gaye the Champions the lead, and C Ferguson added their second goal in the second hair

H.EL.ECE. M. Gray; B.. Franklin, Dalziel B. M. Pape, D. Robertson, H. Knil; M. Alun- Jones, P. M. Harrop, C. Ferguson and J. Church?.

"Y" Ladies:-L Owen; MYB Portállion A Fowler; M. Gar dibor, M. Groundwater, P. McCaw

and O. Brown.

RECREIO v. C.B.A.

H.K.C.C. Tennis • Tournament

FIXTURES FOR THIS WEEK

SINGLES SEMI-FINALS. DOWN FOR DECISION

BY SALADIN

The most important matches for the current week are the Semi-! finals of the Open Singles Chama- pionship of the Colony. On Thurs- day S. A Rumishn, the holder, will engage Ho Ka Lau, while on the following day M. W. Lo, 1999 champion, will meet either Iu Tak Cheak or J: A Cassambhoy, who may play to-day for the right to occupy the fourth place in the semi- final round. The matches will be the best of five sets.

Although Rumjaħn is generally fancied to beat Ho Ka Lau, their meeting will very probably pro-

“THURSDAY- Open Singles,

S. A. Rumjahn v. Ho Ka Lau. Omb Championship.

Day

Hazell or Gamble. Handicap Singles." B‚" 4. H Harbord-v.Todd

sen.

LOCAL FOOTBALL

SATURDAY'S SHIELD

MATCHES

Surprising Defeat of League Leaders

Borderers Register "Double”: Two Third - Division Teams Enter Semi-Final

The feature of the Shield matches on Saturday was the sur prising defeat of the Royal Artillery, League leaders, as the hands - of the Lincolnis. The South Wales Borderers registered

Double" in both the Sanlor and Junior competitions, while South China, despite the absence of several of their regular players.. had no difficulty in accounting for Kowloon,

Jen

The biggest surprise in the Junior competition was the defeat of the Lincolns by the Boyal Air Force, a third division league team. The Nayy beat the Chinese Athletic "A" by one goal after third anoth extra time had been played, while the FASC division team, bocounted for the Chinese Alber by poal

penal

Mixed Doubles.

Stocker and Min Hancock v. Hyde and Miss Hallifax.

Goldman and Miss Liang e. Ride and Mrs. Whitham.

Gordon and Miss Thomas Valentine,

M. Tillory, t. Blackmore, 8. Dalzielauce à long struggle, as both pas

seas a sound defence, and are ex- perienced tournament players, and for this reason alone the match will be worth watching. The latter's fine victory over E. C. Fincher in the previous round should give him increased confidence when facing the defending champion, and if he can maintain the form he showed, Rumjahn will have to play parti A. Cassumbhoy. cularly well to win

In the other Cher Clark Cup match, which was played at King's Park, the Club de Recreio beat the Central British Bchool by 3 goals to one. During the second half Mies A. E. E. Stocle, the Captain of the C.B.A. was the victim of a heart uttack, but after about five minutes', rest, pluckily returned to the field.

In the first half, O Ribeiro open ed the score for the Recreio bat within a few minutes M. Smith equalised. Before the interval, however, C. Silva regained the lead for the Recreio.

After the interval, the C.B.A. attacked but could not ooze owing to the weak shooting of their for wards. The Recreio attacked late in the game, and C. Alves netted for them.

C.B.A.-K. Fisher; M. Hudson, WM. L. Whitley, A.. E. E. Steele, E..

M. Beavis, H. Ambrose; G. Mac Nider, E. Carroll, Saith, D. Miles and E. S. Woolley.

Recreio. Alroads, C. Osmund, M. Basto E. Xavier, M. Alves, E. Rosario: B. Benedice, G. Ribeiro, C. Silva, A. Alves and M. Reme

Table, to Date,

P. W. L. D. F.

dios.

Goals

Pls

At Sookunpoo, the Craigengower H.K.L.H.C.. 7 0 0 1 33 1 13 CC. beat the Indians by four Recreio

6 3 1.2 8 13

&

6.1 3.2 7.8 4 6101 541-3

wickets. Batting first the home St. Andrew's 7 2 9 a 1777 team compiled 130 ruas, A. RY. Ladies

Abbas being undefeated with 47 C.B.A.

ruas. The visitors replied with 138

37

.0. M. R. W

Poreira

10.1 7 To

for seven wickets, W. Reed scoring

3

A. R. Minu .......

10

D

19

I.R.C.

A. H. Runjahn, b Omar ...

S. A. Ismail, e Hamson, b

52 before being beaten while N. B Kitchell obtained 34,

Sourbutts was the most successful bowler of the match, getting five Indian wickets for 33 runs.

Scores:-

UNIVERSITY.

0

I.R.C.130 rung.

Omar

13

C.O.C-138 for 7.

H. D. Ruinjahn, not out...

9

A. R. Mizu, b R. Leo.........

0

A. H. Madar, b Hubbard.... 18

R.E. AND S.

F. D. Pérsira, not out

4

Extras (B. 6, L.B. 1)

€

Total (for 4 wkts.)

50

J. S. Curreem, A. E. Minu,

A.

Baker, A. A. Rumjahn and Nazarin did not bat.

K.

Bowling Analysis,

0.

10

Omar.

.10

3 23 1

10

Lee

Craigengower C.C. Indian R..C Polico R.C. Navy

Club de Recreio R. E. and S. University 0.8.C.C. R.AS.C.

8 5 3 0 18 5 5 1 2 16

05 13 16

9'3' 1 5 10

10 3 1 6.10

6 3 0 39

0 9 3 49

8 11 6 4

8 10 7 3

Friendly Cricket

H.K.C.C. MARRIED -”.

SINGLES

An interesting inter-club game

Playing at Sookunpoo, the Royal Engineors and Royal Corps of Signals defeated the University by four wickets. Batting first, ~_the undergrads colleted only 43, Spr Wells doing the damage and collect. ing seven wickets for 13 runs.

The soldiers replied by getting between Married members and the

runs M. R. W the necessary

with four bachelors was played on Saturday wicketa intact. Hunt took four on the Club ground The Singles wickets for the University for 10 battled firat and obtained 199 runs

The R.B., and B. went on

for 8 wickets, T. A Pearce being to compile 72 runs in all.

top scorer with 4 runs, while. Score:

Richardson (33), Harley (29) and Marton (26) contributed towarda R.E. and S. 7 for 50 (72 all out). the big total. The Married Men,

Abbasbur 10 30 Jun, Hubbard

108

UNIVERSITY, ARMY

1

At Pokfulam the University boat the Army by 2 wickets

Scores:-

Army

Lt. Stocker, b A. T. Noman-

bhoy......

Lt. Walker, 1.b.w. b A, T.

Nomanbhoy..

ខ

Lt. Garthwaite b Gosano. Capt. Williams, J.b.., b Loo

6

70

Lt. MacFarlane, run out.... L/Cpl. Colledge, e Ride, b

Leo

I Col. Nosworthy, e Zimmern,

1

Sgt. Taylor, þ Gosano ..... Maj. Mackenzie, run out Capt. Mirehouse, b Lee ..... Egi: Davies, not out .....

Extras (B. 14, N.B. 2)

Total

Bowling Ana

*Gosano AT. Noman*

Wood

14.

bhoy 11

440

2.

Bowled two no balls,

University.

University 43 runa.'

POLICE. NAVY.

In the other match M. W. Lo is favourite. ~ Of the two contenders Cassumbhoy is likely to qualify but as, unfortunately, his left hand is hurt, Iu Tak Cheuk's prospects of meeting his clubmate have be come greater. Lo's fine perform ance against Tam Yoc Fong leads me to believe that he is still dim- cult to beat, so that I shall be much surprised if he fails to enter the semi-final

Development in Open Doubles,

By the end of the week, the Open Doubles will have reached the semi- final stage. The most remarkable development in this event is the strong challenge offered by Comdr Packer and Comdr. Shaw, who are now favourites for the final. They posses good understanding, play aggressively, and have proved to be a strong combination.....

Onta

On going to press. I learn that the tie in the Open Singles between Dassumbhoy and Iu Tak Cheuk will not be played to-day." It" will be decided to-morrow or Wednesday.

The programme for the week fol

MONDAY

Open Doubles.

Comdr. Facker and Comdr. Shaw

Hazel and Williams,

Olub Championship.

Green v. Wild Waring

v. Wood

Handicap Singles “ A.”

L. T. Ride (Ser). G. Gamble

(ree. 2/8).

R. M. Henderson (rec. 5/6).

Evans (rec. 1/9).

J.

A. C. I. Bowker (rec. 3/6) *, C

F. Hyde (rec, 2/6).

* Handicap Singles "B,"A

N. Lampard (owe 3/6). v. J. Mousley (BCT.)...

E. M. Bryden (xec. 15) v. Owen (owe, 15),

TUESDAY

Open Doubles.

H. D Rimjaha and S. A Rum ihn v. Ng Sze Kwong and Tsiu Wat Pui,

however, were equal to the occasion and replied with 157 for 7 wickets, Hancock (22) being the principal. Owen Hughes (44) Bishop (22) and

Beck took three wickets for 31 for the singles while Bishop for the married men toc a like number for only 131

*Bcores.

Bingles 199 for 8 wickets, dec. Married 157 for 7.

At Happy Valley, the Police Recreation Club managed to beat scorers.. the Navy by five wickets. The visi tors batted first and scored 104 runs, Henderson being top scorer with 28 while Mr. "Extras" scored 18 The Police, thanks to 38 from King (retired) and 42 from Cary passed their opponents total for the loss of six wickets. They com pleted their innings for 158 runs.

Hunter (Police), colleqted four wickets for 38, while Thompson ob tained a wickets for 13.

Soran

Navy, Police,

10 168

The League Tables

LEAGUE LA

Indian B. U. Hồng Kông CC University Kowloon CO. Craigengower C.C ATIY

Navy Civil Sörvice: €.C.

P. W.D. L.Pts.

0 5 0 1 35

7 0 0 2 15

540 1 12: 8320-11:

RED LEAGUE II."

PWD LPU Kowloon C.C.. 10 62 1 21: Hong Kong C.C.058 0.20

(Continued on next column)...

NAVY BORDERERS

The South Wales Borderers visit-

C. A. Wright and G. Gamble. L. Goldman and E C Fincher

Club Championship.

E. Green v. HJ. Armstrong

Handicap Singles "B."!"

T. C. Moanglin (owe 2/0) ». I. Owen Hughes (owe 4/6);"

D. S. Gresa,owe 2/0) v..A. Stocker (owe 10) or R. K. Valen tine (rec. 3/8)

A. W. Torrible (scr. p. R. H. Wild (owe 15).

ed the Navy ground at King's; "

Handicap Doubles.

Park and were beaten by nine Lyon and Thomason. Marton and

wickets. Bathing first they compil Evans.

ed 80 runs while the Navy obtain-

ed 82 for the loss of two wickets.

Capt. Burnett bogling for the Navy obtained five wickets for 13; while B/Lt. Larkin took four wickets for bruns!

Borderers, 80.7

Navy, 82 for two wickets.

C.S.C.C. II. D, QUEEN'S

COLLEGE

WEDNESDAY

Open Doubles,

J. W. Leonard and Y. Hachiuma

In Tak Cheuk and Iu Tak Lam.

Cmb Championship.

Hazell. Gamble.

Cannon v. Waring or Woods Newell v. Goldman..

Handicap Doubles,

- Valentine and Humphreye z. Bow-

The Civil Service 0.C. had little | kor and Collis. difficulty in necounting for Queen's Pearce and Ride College in a friendly match played McBride. on that former's ground. W néhop?" boyscould only compile, 28. runs, and flagelval Bersion passed this figureikių šaperős, trickets: | spare. They woDE ORAN

Queen's College 28. Civil Service : 110.

Wood and

Mixed Doubles. Mr. and Mrs. Grimble v. Owen Hughes and Mrs. Mackenzie.

Clark and Mrs. Mackie v ME

Gdy MG)}} Bryað p2 Mr. and

FRIDAY

Open Singles,

M. W. Lov. Iu Tak Cheuk or J.

M.C.C.. VICTORIA

MATCH HELD UP BY RAIN

[TEROUGH REUTER'S "AGENCY]

MELBOURNE, Feb. 4. Rain held up play her to-day! in the match between Victoria and the M.C.C. only 39 runs being scored for the locs of one wicket before lunch.

A crowd of 2,000 witnessed the resumption of the Victorian innings on a good wicket this morning, but after 30 runs had been added rain caused play to be aban: doned for the day.

Scores as cabled by Reuter were as follow:

M.CO. 321 (Sutcliffe 75, Ham mond 38, Tate 94 not out, H. Iron- monger 3 for 88).

Victoria: 48 for 3.

Lincolns

S W. B.

8. China

-Navy- R.A.B.C.

R.A.F

8.W.B.

Results At A Glance

SENIOR SHIELD

1 R A.

5

Club!

Kowloon

JUNIOR SHIELD

Senior Shield

R.A. LINCOLNS.

.4

Athletic AV Athletic "B"

Lincolhe

8. Chize

Play

Baldry, Ridley shot wide. was then settled down in midfeld, and the only exciting incident was that by Moore, who, after a bril- liant solo effort, abot wildly over the har.

The Royal Artillery, the League After the interval, the Lincolns Leaders, were surprisingly beaten continued to attack, and Malpas by the Lincolns in their Banier sent in a shot which Combeyaan- Shield match played on the Kow aged to punch ont, but Baldry rush- loop Football Club ground. The ed in and petted with Combey on game was a very fast, and keen one, the ground. The Gunners then so much so that the result was in tried hard to equalise but without doubt till almost the end. The succe Lincolns had a pair of good backs in. Ask and Turner who defended Mr. Baldwin lined out the fol strongly against the fleet-footed lowing teams be R.A. forwards. On the other hand. Dudley, Cork, Batt; Baldry, Hard the Gunnars were greatly bandias, Ridley and Hocquard capped by the absence of Taylor, the left back, Rogers not proving a good substitute.

The Lincolns were the first to at- tack, but from a good centre by

10 TO 1 IT'S A

Lincolns Heath Turner, Asig

len; Collier, Pardoe Harris; Artillery ----Combey Rogers, A1-

Worthington, Bryant, Gough, Moore and Seal

(Contíquad, on Page 12.).

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