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I.R.C. BATTING FAILS

AGAIN

Lucky To Force Draw Against K.C.C.

CLUB'S SPORTING DECLARATION PAY

The Indians-Kowloon match in the premier division at Soo- kunpoo on Saturday which promised to be an exciting affairs fizzled out tamely to a draw owing to the fact that the LR.C. batting again falled. The Indians, on the run of the day's play. were extremely fortunate in getting a point.

Kowloon batted first and thanks to some bright batting by E.. F. Fischer (44) and N. A. E. Mackay" (45) declared at 170 for 8. The Indians were up against some mediocre bowling but apart from A. H. Rumjahn (29), A. R. Minu (22) and K. Nazarin (15), who is the captain of their second eleven, their batsman falled tragically and were 90 for 9 when stumps were drawn. Gordon Burnett took five wickets for 25 mina in twelve övers, two of which were maidens. :

CLUB TAKES SPORTING CHANCE

On the Club ground, the home captain took a sporting chance' when he declared their innings closed at 115 for 7 in their league match against Craigen- gower Cricket Club, but this policy paid and they won, by six runs, just beating the clock to it.

Two league matches in the second division were played and these resulted in wins for Graigen- gower (holders: and the Navy over R.A.M.C. and Civil Service Cricket Club Juniors respectively.

There were also a few friendly matches played and the results of these will be found below.

IR.C. v. KO.C.

At Sookumpoo the IRC. played a drawn game with C.S.C.C..

The scores were:

K.C.C.

E. C. Fincher, b A., K. Ismail 21

C. I. Stapleton, Lb.w., b

Pereira

E. F. Fincher; c Sumad, b

Curreem

N. A. E. Mackay, not out .. 45

A. T. Lay, c Nazarin, b Baker 0 W. C. Hung, e Madar, b

Minu

A. B. Hamson, b Beck R. Lee, b Divett

31 5

F. R. Zimmern, c Divett, b

Pearce......

"13

I. M. Omar, b Pearce

C. W. Lamb, c and b Beck A. Hunt, not out

A. Broadbridge, b Beck

Extras

Total...

A: C. Beck

.109

G. E. R. Divett, '4 H. Owen-

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. W. 12 4 26 4 J. E. Smith 10 3 14 2 T. A. Pearce... 9 1

1 15

Hughes 4 0 8 C.C.C. v. R.A.M.C.

At Happy Valley, Craigengower juniors beat R.A.M.C. by 6 wickets:

The scores were:-

་་

R.A.M.C.

Major Bonavia, c Sparrow,

b "Abbas

€

Cpl. College, c Yeoh, b Spar-

row

T. Haynes, b Abbas

......... 14

G. C. Burnett, c Minu, ̈ b.

Pereira

Cpl. Millington, c and b

Sparrow

Capt. Lewis-Bryan, c Souza,

S. V. Gittens," not out

Extras

b Way

Major Denver, c Souza, b

Way......

R. Leigh, not out

C. Goulty, c Fraser, b Spar-

TOW

W. Walters, C Kitchell,

Sparrow

W. King, c and b Abbas .....

A. J. Saunders, C Broad-

bridge, b Abbas

Total (for 6 wkts., dec.).170

F. A Munn, E. 8. W. Smith

and C.. B. R. Sargent did not

bat.

Bowling Analysis.

F. D. Pereira.. 15

O, M. R. W.

2 45 2

'A. R. Minu ... 10

2 32 1

0 36

A. H. Madar...

A. K. Ismail... 3

J. S. A.

Curreem 3

A. Bakar.... 3 0 13 A. Rahim

6.53

Extras

0. M. R. W. 8 0' 37 4

E. Sparrow".. 9 2 23 4

E. Souza, b Bonavia 1.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1933.

Ex-Police Constable

LOCAL ESTATE CLUB XV DEFEAT ARMY

BY 16 TO NIL Excellent Work By Club's Back Division

Leaves $6,100

Ho Min U, alias Ho Lau Tal, alias Ho Ng Chor-tong, late of Ngo Mi Chau Village in the Nam-Hoi District of Kawngtung, who died on August 12, 1933, left local est- ate valued at $19,000.

Probate has been granted to Hc Sham-shi, alias Sham Ng-mul,

concubine.

Mak Poon-shi, widow; lata of 424 Reclamation Street, Mongkok, who died on January 30, 1933, left local estate sworn under $9,500.

Probate has been granted to Mak Kwan-chung and Mak Kwan Fook

Lui Man, alias Lut Yuen alias Lui Ngai-po, alias Yuen Toong. aling Yuen Kee, broker, of 170. Fuk Wah Street, Shamshuipo, who died on June 30, 1933, left local estate valued at $12,500.

Probate has been granted to La Ka-yun, Lut Ka-yuet and Lui Ká-

yan.

Letters of administration have been granted to Chu Siu-lin fat Gee Suey-ling), and Chu Sui Kwai: widow and concubine, respectively.

Letters of administration have

Displaying a backfield attack About seven minutes before the that left their opponents absolute-j end of the game, the Club once ly standing the Hongkong Club more began to play final rugger Rugby team downed the Army by and after a scrimmage their whole a sixteen to nil score at the Soo-backfield' went into action as & kumpoo on Saturday.

single unit with Ferguson crossing the Army lhe after a very nice open field min, to score the final McLellan had no touchdown. difficulty in converting the kick.

The game opened with the Club taking the kick and following it up they marched well into the Army territory, only to be driven back step by step by the aggres- live Service pack,

Five minutes after the commencement of play the Club were hemmed in their own twenty-are yard line and fighting hard to told their ground Suddenly, the Chib half caught the ball as it came out of a loose sertim and passed it out to his three's who made a beautiful run which terminated with Lammert running straight through three men for the opening, touchdown. McLellan failed to convert, ⠀

Club.

Criticism of Play Despite the heavy score of six- teen, to nil the Army team had a Their good share of the game. the Chub, though King was a wel- forwards were superior to those of come addition to, the Club pack, bat their backfeld was very weak, with the exception of Hewitt, the

diminutive

scrum half, who was without doubt the harest working

of talk

not the outstanding was in the afternoon's play. This little play- er was in every movement and it Probate in the estate of Wong

Lammert Scores Again

was largely his efforts that held Sai ping. alias Wong Hon-chi, Iate

With the score three points to

the Club "down to four tries. of 40 Tsai Chok" Street South. nothing against them the Army

"There is a good deal Hanam, Canton, who died ch again went on the offensive and about Lammert retiring next year January 17, 1933, leaving 810,600, soon had the Club bottled up once

and if he does it will be the end has been granted to Li Shi, widow. more inside their own twenty-five, of the services of one of the finest Yan Ming hop (or kup), allas Just when it appeared as "though players the Colony has seen. It George Jin-on, late of 78. Cheung they were bound to even the would be a pity, too, as he is -shal-wan Road. Shamshuipo, who I score. the Club three-quartersstil the pick of the Club three's. died intestate at the Tung Wah once more saved, the situation and The Army backfield have a bad Hospital on September 20, 1933. after two successive short runs habit of running, across instead left locat estate sworn under Lammert received the ball well of straight and with the exception $9,100.

out on the wing and with hardly of Hewitt and Gould are very any opposition crossed over for the much inclined to tackle high. second try. McLellan took the The Club backfield, while it works kick and sent the ball sailing over with great co-ordination did one the cross bar for two more points. thing Saturday that might be The half ended with the score criticised. Instead of kicking to of the touch' when in their own twenty- eight, nothing in favor

five, they tried to run with the ball and time after time were brought down for no gain. It was The second period was not more than two minutes old when Fer-lucky that they had an inferior

backfield guson caught the ball and run-

against them for op- ing through half the Army team posite a strong offensive this met- appeared well-on his way to a

hod is extremely dangerous and a fumble agains

Navy the fine touchdown. Suddenly, apparently

three's is almost certain to mean from out of nowhere, Gould, the Army fullback flashed into view

& score. and downed him with

In passing I should like to sug- flying tackle, the ball going into į gest, a ́special Charity game with touch. Following the lineout the a combination of the Club back the Service men pushed their way up division, plus Hewitt the field and just when the altua- · Army pack” against the splendid tion began to look serious for the Navy XV. There could be a cou- Club, they lost possession of the ple of replacements by Club_for- ball and gave the Civilians an op-wards. This would be a game portunity to unleash another of | worth travelling to see and I hope their powerful three quarter runs they do not wait until the end of which ended with Lammert crash- the Triangular before giving us ing his way through for the third the thrill try. The kick was not converted.

Kwal, retired police constable, late of 243 Des Voeux Road West, who' died on September 18, 1933, left local estate valued at $6,100, Pro- bate has been granted to Cheung- shi, widow.

DISCOVERY OF YOUNG CHINESE SINGER

Receives "Empire Link" Scholarship

A young Chinese girl singer, with a Soprano voice of wonderful quality, range and a natural thrill, Miss Elvia Yuen, has been dis- covered in Kowloon by Madame Lottle Gordon, and has been awarded the first. "Empire Link" Hongkong Scholarship. "Madame Gordon will take up Miss Yuen's voice, and she will receive free training in English and Australian Songs and Italian Opera together with Talkie train- ing.

Miss Yuen is also a talented Pianiste and accompaniste.

Rome, December. 8-Signor Mus solini to-day received Marshal Chang Hsueh-lang and conferred

Second Hall

beautiful

and

Rev. Evans refereed the game It was at this ponit that the on Saturday and the teams were: Army, showed that spirit for which Club J. Whitham, J. Ferguson, they are noted and despite the W. H. B. Rigg, G. P. Lammert, heavy score against them went on Griffiths, M. W. Turner, J. Selby the offensive. Time after time (Capt.) G. A. Stewart, F. R. Burch, they out-pushed the heavier club A. F. Walker, D. A. Cumming, H. scrum both in the scrimmages and A. Browning, H. Munro, D. Mc- in the loose and several times it Lellan, and R. King. appeared

Army-Gould, as though they could

Roissier Mus- "not" help but score, but always pratt-Williams; Simons, Martin, either a fumble or a nice tackle Hewitt, Galletly, Herbert, Hubard, by one of the Club backfield men Hardy, Word, Gilmore, Metcalfe. robbed them of their opportunity. Jones and Walters."

upon him the insignia of the NAVAL ARM OF

Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. Chang Hsueh liang is leaving for China shortly. --Reuter.

Total

Bowling Analysis.

S. Abbas

LR.C.

A. H. Rumjahn, b Burnett... 39 SA Ismail, c Fincher, b

Hung

Y. Abbas... 2 .0 W. K. Way

3. 1 11 2 Craigengower.

A. S. Suffiad, e Fincher, b

Burnett....

A. H. Madar, c E. C. Fincher

b Burnett

S. Abbas, b Millington ..... E. Sparrow, Lb.w., `b Milling-

ton

T. Yeoh, not out

41.

F. Broadbridge,

c and b

Millington

b Cagby

A. Kitchell, not out

H. F. Westlake, b Cagby

R. B. Wood, b Cagby

Total (for 4 wkts.)

R. A. J. Simpson, "not out

R. Jones, Larkin, b Cagby 0.

Extras

Total

31.

A. R. Minu, 2 Lay, b Bur-

nett

K. Nazarin, b Smith

F. D. Pereira, c E. C. Fin-

eber, Sargent.

A. Rahim, & Smith, b Bar-

gent ....

J. S. A. Curreem. c Gittins.

ធាន

ย

E. B. Hamson, E. C. S. Barry, .

W. K. Way, Y. Abbas and J.

Fraser did not bat.

Bowling Analysis...

Bonavia

O. M. R. W.

Goulty

b Burnett

A Baker, not out

„A. K. Ismail, not 'out

Extras:

Total (for 9 wkts)

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R.

· Leigh

95 5

Walker

W. C. Hung ...

~ 12

F. S. W. Smith

Sargent 3

10 2

G. C. Burnett. 12 2

Millington

Fall of the Wickets:1 for 7.

2 for 14, 3 for 17, 4 för 23, S

för 23, 6 for 23, 7 for 23, 8 for

VOLUNTEERS

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GOVERNMENT HOUSE

December 3rd-His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel.. at- tended by Capt. R. F. Walter, A.D.C, were present at the Annual St. Andrew's Service at the Union Church. They later attended the The establishment of a Volun-opening meet of the Fanling teer Naval Defence Force seems to Hunt. being the guests of the

be well in hand judging by the publication in this week's "Gazette" in a draft Ordinance dealing with this proposed additional arm in the Colony's volunteer defence.

The Ordinance provides that the Force shall be raised and maintained at the expense of the

O. M. R. W. Colony out of moneys provided by

the Legislative Council.

7 1 20 1

8 2" 11

9 1 36

3 0 14

28, 9 for 31, 10 for 31,

Bowling Analysis.

Smythe

Slater

Barrow

*Luard

Cagby

C. B. R.

W. C. Hung bowled one wide.

CLUB V. CRAIGENGOWER. Playing at home, H.KC.C. best

Craigengower by 6 runs.

The scores were:—

H.K.C.C.

D. S. Harley, c and b A. T.

Lee da............

H. Owen Hughes, b Omar ...

1 0 2 D

NAVY V. 0.8.C.C.

"At - King'e" Park the Navy, beað 0.9.0.C. by 134 runs, the scores being:-

Lt.-Comdr. Palairet, c West-

Lt. Larken, not: out

b R. Lee ***.***.

L. E. Lammert, b R:Lee

no.g

Royal Navy.

lake, b Edmonds

Mid. Slater, not out

Extras

Total (for 1 wkt., dec.).165

Sub-Lt. Luard, Lt. Comdr. Hughes, L 8. Barton, Johnson, L. A. E. Cagby," Inst.

Lt. Smythe, LS. Ford, L8.. Cloke, did not bat.

T. A. Pearce, c B, Zimmern,

b Omar

Ame

T. E. Pearce, c F. Zimmern,

A. W. Hayward, b-A. T. Lee 13

J. E. Smith. st. E. Zim-

mern, b A. T. Lee.....

Hamilton

McGowan

G. E. R. Divett, not out

Extras

as gar

Total (for 7 wkts, dec.)115

A. C. Beck, 8. B. H. Leckie,

and G. 8. Dunkley did not bat. Bowling Analysis:

U. M. Omar 14 2

AT Lee 115. ↑

R. Les 8 1

....... CraizengoWBY.

A. T. Lee, b Beck ...................

F. K Lee, Lb.w, b Smith.. 11

E. Zimmern, d Beck, & Smith ́16

J. L. Youngsaye, b Pearce

Fall of the wicket:-1 for 64.

Bowling Analysis,

Edmonda *Simpson Crawley Westlake Barrow

3 1

4. 1

7.0

6:3

6 8

4.3 3

2.0

Bowled I no ball.

Every member of the Force shall be entered for a term of

three years. and shall during such

Master, Capt. P. V. Williams R, A. and Mrs. Williams.

December 4th-Lady Peel held ameeting of the Cheero Club Ladies' Committee.

5th. Bir William December Hornell K, CLE, Col Sir Richy- ard Needham DS.O., CLE. and Lady Needham lunched at Govern- ment. House.

...

December 8th-His Excellency the Governor, attended by Capt.

ttie

term be subject to the provisions, Walter, visited the Venereal Di of this Ordinance, and at the ex-sease Clinic at Kowloon, MORE

piration of every third year of the Precious Blood Convent and Hos- A. A. RUMJAHN IN GOOD FORM period of this service as a volun-pital and Lai Chi Kok Goal,

At Happy Valley the Folice Re- teer he shall-be-entitled to claim creation Club were beaten by at his discharge: Provided that if he Joseph's College by 8 wickets in is then in actual service his right a friendly. The scores were;—

to claim his discharge shall be guy Police 119 (W. Meadows 22, T. Hspended until the cessation of such

King 33, A. A. Rumjahn 9 for service. 24)."

St. Joseph's 186 for. 9 (A. A. Rum, Jahna 65, A. E. Carey 4 for 8),

CLUB BEAT ENGINEERS

kunpoo O. M. R. W.

TRAINING PERIOD.

The Governor may cause any member of the Force to be in structed, trained and exercised on

December Wh-His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel. að- tended by Capt. Walter, were the guests at dinner of His Excellen- the General officer Command- ing and Mrs. Borrett.

December 8th-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saxton lunched at Govern- ment House Lady Peel, attended by Capt. Walter, was present at the weading of Commander C. T. Addis, R.N., and Miss Pamela Po- land, afterwards being the guest

In a friendly encounter at Soo-shore or on board any ship or the Hongkong Cricket vessel or partly on shore and parts Club second string defeated the ly on board any ship or vessel of Captain and Mrs. Foland at a Royal Engineers by four wickets, within the limits of the Colony Reception on board H.MS. Med-

5 028 0

B 1 290

0 34 1

3 0 15

2 0 11

0 +

er.

0 13. 0.

0 18 0

*Bowled 1 wide ball.

CS.C.C.

J. M., Wilson, b.Smythe

P. D.Crawley, b Luard

W. H. Edmonds, b Luard

J. F. McGowan, & Barrow

J. Barrow, b Cagby...

EW. Hamilton, Lb...

Cagby

W. W. Shewman, 'e Hughes,

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contributing largely to this waters: Provided that no mem- December 9th-Admiral Berthe- success by registering an unde-ber of the force shall under this lot. Commander in Chief of the feated. innings of 72

Ordinance be required to attend French Naval Forces in the Far Hunter of the Club was the instruction training and exercise East, paid an informal call upo most successful bowler, taking 6 more than twenty eight days in His Excellency. wickets for 15 runs in nine overs. any one year.

RODRIGUES SCORES 41.

Any member of the Force: who

At the KO.C. the home team falls without just cause (the lost to Club de Recreio by 7 proof whereof shall lie upon him) wickets.

KC.C. 2nd XI: 72, (G. Lee 19 not [Nhơnt, C. Lopes 4 for 10.)

Recreto: 123 (A. Rodrigues 41 W.

Reed 29."

Rome, LatarMarshal Chang Hsueh-liang has dennitely booked

probably embarking from Brindi-

to attend at any time or place a passage aboard the Conte verde, lawfully appolated by proper au- thority for instruction, training st on December 16. The vessel is or exercise shall be guilty of an due in Shanghal on January 8 offence.

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