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CRAIGENGOWER v. ARMY

5

Playing at home Craigengower beat the Army by 19 runs.

121

O M. .R.

W.

A. T. Lee. "Elvin

12

"

E. Zimmern, b Garthwalte

Pereira

13 3 35

3

F. K Lee, □ and b Mitchell

Alves

6.1

bury, R. Blackmore, P. McCaw, T. Dennis and O. Brown.

14

"Prata

A. B. Hamson, b Garthwaite...

...........

7

2

A P. Gutteres ..

&

F. R Zimmern, b Garthwaite

1

R. Lee, c Walker, b Ballard

32

G. Gutterres ....

4

*bowled 1 wide ball.

'Soldier of Britain

U. M. Omar, b Garthwaite

0

Recreio

14

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J. L. Youngsaye, run out

8

W. A. Reed, c Conibear, b

C. W. Lam, b Whitley

21

Smyth

.......

Y. Abbas, not put

0

36

0

H. A. Alves, b Lewis

6

E. Soares, & Sharp, b Smythe

13

St. Andrew's ladies convincingly defeated the Recreio "A" team on Saturday in a match played on the Marina ground. The winner complet

Brilliant Star

Soldier of China.

Garry

Tammel.....

G. Gutterres, run out

18

100

A. P. Gutterres, C Hughes,

b Lindseli

A

15"

W

A. T. Lee

Cpl. Ballard, b A. T. Lee ""Drv. Whitley. e E. Zimmern,

R. Lee......

C. S. M. Elvin, not out

Extras

.12.

Elvin

5

14 0

J. Noronha,

Michell

H. Noronha, run out

Ballard

50 2.4

0'

Whitley

24

13.

4

1

2

A. Pereira not-out

A. Pratz, not out

Army

Extras

Lt. Williams. c. E. Zimmern,

b A. T. Lee Capt. Mitchell e and b R. Lee Capt. Williams, e R. Lee, b

12

Total (for 9 wkts. dec.)

124

161

Bowling Analysis

0. M

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w

*Lewis

10

0 39

3

Lt. Garthwaite, b A. T. Lee... Lt. Stocker. b A. T. Lee ......... Cpl. College, 1.b.v., b AT. Lee Sgt. Taylor, Lb.w., b R. Lee ... Lt. Walker. E. Zimmern, b

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Lindsell

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bowled 1 wide ball.

POLICE v. KOWLOON

3

22.

13

7

The scores were

K.C.C. 2nd XI.

6

8. fex, b Carey

10

G. Lee, run out

Total

Radio Hall

Bowling Analysis

Zero

PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE

TO DATE

P. W. L. D. Pts.

W. H. G. Hirst, b Hallam

0.

M.

R.

W.

Omar

IL 2

21

R. Lee

13.1 4

32

A. T. Lee

12

4 22

6

P. W. L. D. Pts.

W. Hyde, e Glendenning.

Mintey

b

13

C. B. R. Sargent, b Stevens

21

Miss Woolley were the outstanding players for the winners.

G

A. White, C Stevens, Forrest

b

Lucky Face....

Racing Pride

IR. C.

3 1. 0 2 5

1 3-

H. K. C. C.

4

10H 3 0 I 421 1 7

Overy, not out

Extras

K. C. C.

C. C. C.

5 1. 2 2

Total

106

Army

4

1 0

3 ม

Bowling Analysis

0.

M.

R.

W

Navy

5

3 2

University

1

0

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15 0

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C.S.C.C. v. R.A.S.C.

Carey Mintey

6

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Forrest

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Hallam

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R. Hallam, b Smith

J. Kirby, run out

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Forsyth

Swain

Wallis

Overy

Lec

Bowling Analysis

0. M.

J. Forrest, not out

Extras

R. W.

14 4.

57

2

Total

11

1

53 0

Bowling Analysis

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4

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18

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Smith

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S/Sgt. Flood, b Westlake ...... Pte. Grayford, e McGowan, b

Edmunds

35

TO DATE

76

3

Sgt. Tighe, 1.b.w., b Westlake

5

Lt. Jeffers, C Westlake, b

McGowan

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11

Craigengower

4

1 1 13

Sgt. Morris. c McGowan, b

Edmunds

Recreto

4

2 14

1

Navy

H. K. C. C.

4 2 1

L/Cpl Wallis, not out

2

K. C. C.

16

Extras

6

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R. A. 8. C........

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R. A. M. C.

5

Police University

7. 0

2

2 D 1

1

A-

3

H. A. Barros, b Hinder

L. J. Gutterres, c and b Lewis

Sharp. b Lewis

ely overshadowed their opponents in

the first half, when all their four goals were scored.

Miss M. Woolley, accured two of the four goals for the winners while Miss

1 F. Wong and P. Gittins obtained the 4 other goals.

A change of tactics by the Recreio 1 ladies in the second half, put a differ

8 ent complexion on the game, and had

they not been four goals down in the first half, might have done quite well. As it was the big handicap told against them. Miss M. Roza scored one goal for them.

The following were the teams.

St. Andrew's Ladies: Mrs. R. Rose;

E. Landolt, G. White, M. Churn, J. Woag, I. Woolley: F. Wong: L. Rogers

1. Gittins and P. Gittins. M. Wooley,

Recreio Ladies' "A"-B. D'Almada; M. Basto, C. Osmund, L. Xavier, M.

At Happy Valley, the Folce lost Alves, L Silva Netto, M. Remedios, A.

to KCC by 28 runs.

81 F. E Lawrence, b Carey

F. S. W. Smith, c Thorpe, b

Forrest

G. A. V. Hall. b Forrest

3P. Dunne, c Hallam, b Mintey

At Happy Valley R.AS.C. beat Civil Service by 4 wickets, the scores being

Civil Service 2nd XI,

J. F. McGowan. c and b Flood

P. D. Crawley, not out

H. F. Westlake, e Crawford. p

Flood

W. H. Edmunds,

Faithfull

A. W. Grimmitt, run 'out

H. T. Pearce, not out

Extras

Police R.C. 42 P. H. Loughlin, b Sargent

59 W. L. Clarke, run out

Total (for 4 wkts, dec.) 149 N. Whitley, J. J. Barnes, G. Fowler, C. Champelovier and R. Jones did not bat.

Pte. Forsyth, not out

Total (for 7 wkts.)

Pte. Steadman and Sgt. Joyce

did not bat.

McGovan

Edmunds

Grimmitt

Barnes

Westlake Whitley

Bowling Analysis

A. E. Carey. Ib.w. b Sargent

L. Stephens. c Lawrence, b

Smith

F. Mintey, b Smith...

B."Thorpe, ċ Smith, b Sargent Jex, b

W. Glendenning.

W. Chester-Woods, c Smith, b

JUNIOR LEAGUE TABLE

Aives, C. Silva, M. Roza and C. Botelho.

C.B.A. Wins

The Recreio "B" provided the Cen 16 tral British ladies with their second. 10 win of the season, the winners scoring two goals through Miss E. Woolley.

22 The Recreio team were expected to

i love, but they managed to put up a

3 much better show than most people thought they would. Miss Smith and

C.B.A. Ladies': Mrs. Webber, P. F. K. Walker; M. Bryson, E. Woolley Beavis, L. Duane; D. Hunt, M. Whitley, E. Woolley, M. Smith and Mrs. Miles.

Recreio BG. Roza; Q. Botelho, T Noronha; Y. Britto, E. Rozario, M. Kaviar, M. Westbant, A. N. Other, L Botelho, A. Almeida and M. Figueiredo. MAMAK GAMES

Police Beat Germans,

In the Mamak Hockey Tournament,

1 the Police had little difficulty in obtaining full points from the German They won by seven

0 hockey team.

7 goals to nil, five of which were, secured 9 in the first half. In the second half

the pace slackened somewhat but the Germans could do no better, being

7without the service of Pracht.

Perkins (3), Wass (3) and Parker 35 scored for the winners.

Navy Boat Incogs

The Navy lower deck defeated the Incognitos by three goals to two at Happy Valley.

The first half was scoreless, but ten minutes after the resumption Pinto the Incognitos the lead. The RATE Navy, however, scored three goals in 78 quick succession through Herthering

ton (twice) and Medford. 8. Reed

W reduced the arress by one goal but

P. W.-L. D: Pts.

C. S. C. C... 6

3 41

3 were still behind when. the final

HOME RUGBY

Light Blues Beat

Harlequins

London, January 27,

The following were the leading

03 Rugby Union matches played to-

6 day:

4 Bath & Lianelly 7.

2

0 4 2. BECK TAKES 7 FOR 28 The Hong Kong Cricket, Club de- feated the University at Fokfatum by 2 wickets in a friendly. cricket encounter.

2 40

O. M. R. W.

5

0

25

0

9

G

Q

14

RECREIO v. NAVY -

At King's Park, Recreio beat, the Navy by two wickets.".

The scores were:-

Royal Navy 2nd XI

A. B., Lewis, e G. Gutterés,

b Pereira.....

Mid, Colville, b Alves

Comdr. Lindsell, and

Pereira

C

Lt. Comdr. Hughes, b A. P.

Gutteres

Sub. Lt. Luarde Barros, b

Pereira

L/Sto. Bharp, b&. P. Gutterres L/Big. Hinder, c Prata, b Alves Bto. Conibear, b G. Gutterres Lt. Smythe, b Alves

L. 'S. H. Cloke, not out

22

-18

University: 100 (D: K. Samy 48,

AC. Beck 7 for 28) H.K.C.C. 157 for 8 (T. M.

retired, "Redmond 55.

Power 3 for 9). --

CS.C.C. BEAT KC.C..

P.

At the K.C.C., the Civil Service Cricket Club beat the Kowloon Cricket Club by 5 wickets: in a friendly encounter.

K.C.C.: 78. (F. Baker & for 24,

G. R. Bayer 4 for 31). C.8.C.C. 118 (J. E. Richardson 22, A E. Perry 21, W. C. Hung 3 for, 191,

HIPTOOLA & FOR 54" The Hong Kong Cricket Club 32nd XI defeated the University 1 2nd XI by 89 run in a friendly

36 encounter on the Club ground.

University: 102 (E. Hiptools 29,

.0

34

C. E. Gahagan 4 for 33). H.K.C.C.: 101. (A. D. Lawson 47

Coventry 0, Torquay Athletic 13. Gloucester 28, Guy's Hospital 11. Harlequins 24, Cambridge U. 27. Headingley 9, Birkenhead Park 5, Leicester 28, Richmond 3. London Scottish 3. Oxford U. S. Newport 10, Bristol 4 Northampton ; Pontypool 0. Old Alleynians i§; St. Bart's Hptl.

3.

Rosslyn Park 14, London Welsh 3. Royal Nayy 14, Blackheath 9t

Portsmouthle Old Paulines 4, Ptsm b Services 15. Gross Keys 3, Bridgend 5. Neath 14, Aberavon 0. Swansea 10, Cardin 8. Weston Super Mare 18, Devonport!

Services 3... Edinburgh U. 14, Herlotonians" 10.1 Watsonilans 9. Glasgow Acs, 11. Reuter IRISH, TRIAL Probables 21. Possibles 14-

Dublin).

not out C. É. Gahagan 37, C. W. E. Bishop 33, E. Hip- toola 6 for 64).

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Bright View

Fair View Limelight... Bay View..

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Colombo... Vago... Hose Eeat

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Black Prince

Blue Danube Bran Tuh...

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Cavalcade....

Obow Fan & Gorrie.

City View Classic Hall Copper Idol Co-Ship... Dancing Butterfly.. Delightful Chance Dictator.

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The Carpi The Porchard.

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ARMY BEATEN BY

CRAIGENGOWER

Tinker Lee In Form With The Ball

R.A.S.C. SURPRISE CIVIL SERVICE

Idéal weather conditions favoured local cricketers in their week-end matches, four league matches being played in addition to a number of friendlies...

Craigengower beat the Army in the premier league, thanks to some good bowling by "Tinker' Lee who took six wickets for 22

runs,

18

The only surprise was the defeat of the Civil Service Cricket Club at the hands of the Royal Army Service Corps.

The scores were:-

Craigengower

A. Hunt, b Ballard

Extras

Total..........

Bowling Analysis

0. M R.

.. 39.

Garthwaite

Extras

Total

P. O. Hottrick did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1934.

HOCKEY Champions Held To A Draw

CAER CLARK CUP

In the Caer Clark Cup hockey masch on Saturday, the champions and league leaders. The Hongkong Ladies were Murprised by the "Y" ladies, who "man- aged to hold them to a draw.

The run of the play was all in favour of the champions, who, through Misa E. Bonnar, led by a single goal at the interval.

Miss J. Weller at goal with Miss E, Thomson at the half back line, played superbly while Mrs. Portalliou and Miss Fowler responsible for breaking ap many of the champions' charges.

For the winners Visa Dalziel and Miss M. Wallace were outstanding. The following were the teamus;-

"Y" Ladies:-J. Weller; 31%. 'Par tallion, A. Fowler; M. Gardiner, E Thomson, B. Huthmenthal; Y. Brad-

0

H. K. Ladies:-M. Bird; E. M. Gray,

2 B. Helbling; M. Wallace, B. Pope, Mrs.

M. K. Lowe: E. Bell, J. Dalziel, E

Bonnar, J. Churchill and R. Smalley.

St Andrew's Win

1

TRAINING GALLOPS

Some Fast Times on Grass Track: Able Amazon Prominent

BY

MORNING DEW)

The training gallops on Saturday were productive of some fast times, and for the first time, the grass track was open.

Soldier of China was against prominent, doing a mile and a half in 3.23.2, last quarter 31 Prima Donna covered a mile in 2.11.2 (last quarter 32.2) and these re- present about the beat gallops in the griffins class.

Soldier of Britain went over a mile and a half in 3.39.3, taking 1:45 for the last six furlongs, which is very good.

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STRAITS.

YONSIGNEES of Cargo" by the

Nove zamed You are hereby in formed that their Goods are being landed and placed ar TE RISE in the Bong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown. Company's Clodown at Kowloon where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark: by Mark and Delivery can be obtained as the Goods are landed

Optional Goods will be landed here unless Instructions have been given to the contrary Bix Hours before arrival of the Steamer Na

Good not cleared within 8 days in- aluding date of arrival will be subject to

No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in buy case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Ccurigases, and the Company's surveNDRE, Masari GODDARD & DOUGLAS, ab 10 mm. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Stormce period......

Consignees are specially notified thi is necessary for Revenue. Omer tov be present at the examination of damagedi dutiable earga

All Olsims against the tomar att

be presented to the Underligned on de

bators

14th February, 1934, or they will:

not be recognised."

No Claims will be admitted alter the Goods have left the Glodów,

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,

Hong Kong, 26th Jan, 1985,

19202