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FANLING GOLF MALAYA DEFEATS THE

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Starting Times For Saturday

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Old Course,

9:28 a.m. Comdr. Tetley and Capt.

Morgan, Comdr. Doeksey and J. S. Dykes,

A. D, Humphreys and E. Holmes.

A. FcKellar and C, E Moore.

A T. Lay and F. D. Hunter

9.32.

9.38

9.40

0.44

9:48

R. I Cherrill and G. T. May.

9.52

9.56

10,00

A. S. Adamson and O. J. Shannon

10.04

G. H. Bond and M. N. Cochrane,

10.08

10.12

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R. Sanger and J. W. Mayhew

R. A. Rodgers and E, Des Voeux.

H. H. Pethick and I. H. Geare.

K N. Willamson and N. K. Littlejohn

New Course.

9.30a.m. W. 9. and Mrs. Hilller.

SUNDAY,

Old Course:

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9.25 a.m. A. T. Lay and A Mackenzie,

K

9.30

F. D. Hunter and K Robertson,

S.

9.35.

W. Mulcahy, and J.

S.

MacLaren.

0.40

K. S. Morrison and LR. Andrewes.

9.45

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F. A. Redmond and I Newton.

H. C. Hopkins and J. M. Walker,

D. S. Robb Eager.

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C. Thwaites and W, H E. Thomas,

E. Des Voeux and A. B. Purvie,

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10.32

R. A. Rodgers and H. F. Sommers,

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C. W. Jeffries and A. O. Brawn

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J. W. Franks and A. .Sommerfelt.

11.08

11.12

H. F. Phillips and D.

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11.16.

11.20..

11.24.

11.28

Hu S, Forster and R.. 8. Johnson

H. H. Pethick, and W. Thomson.

1. G. Allison and F. T. May

JF Robinson F. A. M. Elliott, T

New Course,

R.

9,32 a.m. W. M. Barton and

K. Valentine, 9.40 E. D Browne and Mrs.

Clark,

9.48 ,, ~G. Angus* and J. M.

Walker,

C. Jackson and A. C. Younge

9.52

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J W Mayhew" and I. H: Geare

10.04

T.- R. Chassels" and W, Buyers"

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ROYAL NAVY

Holiday Spirit At The K.C.C.

The Malaya-United Service time favourites like "Daisy Bell" metch was, as it should have been') and ""After The Ball," & game where everything".went of - with a holiday spirit-the spirit which adds to the enjoy ment' of a cricket match but which is 'very seldom present in matches played in Hongkong, no matter on what ground,

The SUA was" shining very

| brightly when the two captains went out to toss and its efforts to make everybody cheery were not without avall. R. N. Hamilton, the Malayan skipper, did not play on account of a bad finger while Willis also stood down, their places being taken by Billy Dean, their genial umpire, and Lewis. In the Services side, there was one alteration, Major Bonavia coming in for Archie Hamilton.

Peter Willams won, the toss, but for some reason" best known to himself, he sent Malaya in to bat, and to celebrate this, our visitors went and made 168 runs. A fea- ture of their innings. was the Alvis-Gill partnership which pro- duced 76 runs for the fourth

wicket. Gul WAS batting very well and brought off some splendid shots on" the of side. He made 32 while the baby of the team, Alvis, took 41 off the bowling be- fore getting his leg in front of a straight "un from Barnsby "and

was given marchingsözdera. Alvis played good cricket for his 41 and towards the end of his Innings, he made some first class shots, especially on the leg side."

For the Services, Garthwaite was, easily the best bowler and he. showed something of his real form, taking 5 wickets for 32 runs in 20 overs, six of which were maldens.

Services Collapse.

When the Services went in to bat, it proved a procession to and from the pavilion, Gill and Jonk.... lass opened the bowling and so well did they bowl that very soon. five wickets had fallen for a paltry 15 runs Only Sub. Lt. Sincial put up a show against them and even he did not get very many. for with his score at 23 he was out. Billy Dean bowled well, but pride of place must go to Gill on the day's play:

"

Els Excellency the General Offcer Commanding, Major Gen- eral O. C. Borrett and party were present for the greater part of the day, while the ladies also showed quite, a lot of interest in the pro- ceedings."

Malaya.

V. Croome, Barnsby, b

Garthwaite

D. C. Burn, b Baden

Eu Chow Telk, c and b

Garthwaite ******

R. G. Gibson, 'b Garthwalte L."Alvis, 10.w., b Barnsby

B. S. Gill, b Bonavia Morgan st. Walker,

Richards

W. O. Jonklass," b "Garth-

waite....

PR. Lewis, c Cutlor, b

Eaden

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W. W. Dean, b Garthwaite 1 C. A. Speldwide, not out... 0

Extra

Total Fall of

17

168

the wickets:-1/18; 2/39; 3/51; 4/59; 5/135; 8/143. 7/154; 8/156; 9/158; 10/168.

Bowling Analysis.

Garthwalte

Richards

Eaden

Morris

Barnsby

O. M. R. W. 20

B 1.. 17

5

32 5

1

30.3

1 29 2

2

1" 10

0

6 1 25

Cutlor.....

0 22

Bonavian

2

1

5

1

United Services.

Major Bonavia, d: Gill

Lt, R. J. Walker, c Alvis, b

Jonklass.

Lt. C. C. Garthwalte. b

Jonklass

24

5

Capt. Williams, b Jonklass 4. Sub. Lt. Binclair, c Ulbson,

b Dean Lt. Conidr. Stevenson, b

Jonklass...

Capt. Cutler, e Burn, b Gil Lt. Eaden. 1.bw b Dean.... FL. Lt. Morris, not out....... Pte. Barnsby, b. Gill

LS.A. Richards, e Gibson, bi

Jonklass

Extras

Total

0

6

€2

Fall of wickets:-1/3; 2/9: 3/142)

It was one of the folliest 14/15 5/15: 6/40: 7/41; 8/48: matches I ever saw here. There 9/49; 10/02 was a Naval band in attendance and when they. played "The Wed- ding Of The Painted Doll," they had the whole crowd: humming and whistling "In" A" Persian Market" was Riso delightfully rendered as were some of the old

for Jasper Clark Cup players from 12.45 to 1,55 m.

St. Andrew's Day Golf Match

ST

GEORGE'S SOCIETY

TEAM

The following is St. George's Society's Provisional Golf Team for November 19 in the match against St. Andrew's Society

... O. E. C. Marton, T.- A. Pearce, L. R. Andrewes, "G, B. Gifford Hall,

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Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. W. 147

8 4

Jonklass Lewis Dean

8.2 2 22

1 B

HOCKEY

Hongkong Ladies' Club

"The following will represent the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Clab "A" XI in a match against St. Andrew's at the Marine ground to-day at 4:45

p.m.

M. Bird; C. Robertson; B. Helbling M. Wallace; B. Pope; H K Lowe; E.. Bell; J. Dalziel; E. Bonnar; J. Chur- chill; E. Selby.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Ladies Hockey Club "R" XI in a match against the Recreio st Sookunpoo to-day at.3.15 p.m.

J Harris Walker, M. King, H W. Estlake; V. Blackburn; B. Hance; P. Thorpe, M. Bishop M. Ratty; Adams; K. Vernail; R. King

„Radio's Teams.

The following teams will represent Badia" in the friendly hockey matches

A. E. Lissaman,. Dr. I, Newton, E JR: Mitchel, N. L. Smith, C. E. Holmes, 8. H. Dodwell, H. R. B, Hancock, A B. Raworth, J. L. Shelishaar, H. C. Hopkins, HF. Radio 2nd XI against H.MS. Rain- Phillips, CW. F. Booker. Re-bow to-day at Carolina." Hill ét serves: E. D. Matthews and L. 3pm- Goldman

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Lam Bik, Surjin Singh, J. 8. Grewal, N. Osman, P. Singh, A. A. Elma, Ma Bheung Ying, Prem Singh, A Singh, W. J. Chanson, Lo Bo

Raido 1st XI against 2nd HKS Brigade Heavy Battery on Sunday on Marina Ground at 4pm

Jagget Singh, M.-H. Hassan, Dyke, Man Singh, P. Singh, J. B. Grewal, Attar Bingh, G. Bingh, Awtar Singh, Kelwant Singh, PA Kemp, (Captain).

Radio 1st XI against Yam CIA. Jat XL on Tuesday 14th at King's Park at 5.00 pm, the same team sa against"} 2nd Battery H.KB. Brigade.

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