10
WEEK-END CRICKET
RESULTS
K. C. C. And I. R. C. Draw
In Both Divisions
'.
R.AS.C. BEAT C.C.C. IN JUNIOR
LEAGUE
On Saturday, the Indian Recreation Club and the Kow- loon Cricket Club senior and juntor elevens met to League matches, both games wert drawn.
A feature of the first division game was the 'all-round dis- play by A. R. Minu, who beside scoring 60 runs at a fast pace. "captured .5 wickets for 17 runs. The K.C.C. were lucky to force a draw, for when sturups wer: drawn they were 120 runs in arrears of the Indian's total with only two wickets in hand.
The Junior match, which also ended in a draw, was play- ed at Sookunpoo, the KCC needed 15 runs to win with two' wickets in hand.
..
The Royal Army Service Corps heat the Craigenzower at Happy
Valley in the only other Junior Division League encoun-
ter.
Several friendlies were also, played, the Army winning eas- lly against the Cralgengower while the Club. accounted for the Police.
Minu's All-Round Display
SENIOR DIVISION
K.C.C. DRAW WITH LR.C.' On their own ground at King's Park the Kowloon Cricket Club met the Indian Recreation Club in a premier League game, the match resulted in a draw.
A R Minu was in great form. scoring 60 runs and taking 5 win-
kets for 17 runs.
A seventh wicket partnership be- tween A. R. Minu, and M. P. Madar which realised 84 runs, enable the Indians to declare at 179 runs for nine wickets. A. R. Abbas played a good knock for 26 undefeated, while A. H. Madar helped with 29 runs mit took wickels Yor 53 mars.
RAS.C.
L/Cpl. Vaughan, e Lam b Kit-
chell
Dvr. Clarke, e Lam b Kitchell Captain Walch, b Kitchell Bgdr. Seth-Smith, e Esmali b
Kitchell
Captain Kimmi, i Lam Cpl. Ballard, b Souza
20
19
58
13
19
ལ།༄གླུ བྷཱུ
L/Cpl. Crayford, c. Lee B Way 10. Cpt. Rogers, o Way
S.Q.MS, Digby, ¢ Wong b ̈Kit-
'chell
8/Sgt. Flood not aut LCpl. Cooper. e G. Souza b
Lain
Extras (19 L.B.)
Bowling Analysis
The KCC replied with 59 runs w. K. Way for 8 wickets when stumps were G. Souza drawn. W. Hang, EF. Fincher and A. Kitebell R. Lee were the only batsmen to c. W. Lam teach double figures, Pereira claimed three victims for 32 runs.
The scores were:-
INDIAN R.C.
A. H. Rumjahn, run out........
S. A. Ismail, c Lay, b Lee
A. 8. Sufflad. c Mackay, b E.
.F. Fincher
A. H. Medar, c Lay, b Hung
K. Nazarin, b Smith
F.D. Pereira, b Smith
.: P. Madar, e MacKay, b Lee
A. R. Minu, Ramsay, b Smith
A; R. Abbas, not out
M. el Arculi Lb.w:, b Smith
A. Rahmin, not out .........
Extras (B.8. L.B.1. N.B. 1)
Total (for nine wkts, dec.)
Bowling Analysis
E. Souza
E. 8. Cunningham... 1 0 14
CRAIGENGOWER C.C.
E. Souza, c Cooper b Clarke
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1934.
HOCKEY
Caer-Clark Cup
"Y" LADIES Y. CBA, LADIES In a Cdef, Clark cup competi- tion played on Saturday at the King's Park the "**""" Ladies' and the Central British Association Ladies played a goalless draw. The "Y" Ladies were certainly un- ducky not to have obtained both points as they were playing the better game but missed innumer able chances.
The "Y" Ladies forwards sadiy need shooting practice and were unable to accept passes that came their way.
HONG KONG LADIES V. C.B.S.
tow
The Hong Kong Ladies easily accounted for the C.B.8. on Satur- day at the King's Park. The schoolgirls put up a great display but the nippy forwards cf Hong Kong Ladles were too much. for them, who penetrated their defence time and again,to enable them to score six goals. Mies Joan Churchill playing for the first time for the Champions netted four goals while Mrs. Harrop netted the other two. At balf time the score was 4 n
FRIENDLY
ST. ANDREW'S LADIES
RECREIO LADIES
St. Andrew's Club, Ladies' team defeated the Club de Recreto La- dies by 5 goal to it in a friend- ly hockey game Training School ground on Satur day, after leading by two goals in the first half.
что
the
WEEK-END FOOTBALL
Club Hold Borderers
To A Draw
(BY "PIVOT"}
Disgraceful scenes marred the Athlette and Lincolns match In the Junior League on Saturday when tempers became fray- ed and blows were freely exchanged between the players. The crowd rushed on to the field on two occasions and the referee had to abandon the game ten minutes before the end
E
Club was lucky indeed to share the points with the Bor- derers who were unlucky to canoede a penalty towards the end while South China "B" beat the Navy há a very dull gamë. RA. went down to the Lincolns by four goals. The best match on Saturday was undoubtedly that between the Athle- tle and Kowloon in which the Chinese
emerged winners by the odd goal in five after a very exciting and interesting en- counter. In the third division same "between Radio and the Rallway i radio player was ordered off for foul play.
"SATURDAY'S RESULTS
AT A GLANCE
ww
First Division
Lincolns 4 Artillery S..China.. "B" 2 Navy
0
0.
Borderers
2 Club
а
Kowloon
2 Athletic
3
Second Division
1 Club
1
Kowloon Engineers
1 Navy Athletic v. Lincolns (Abandoned) THIRD DIVISION
4 Medicals
Police
Lincolns Rallway
0 Radio
R.A.O.C; R.A.F.
Miss M. Woolley (3) and Miss P Gittins, (2) were the goal-scor- ors."
1 Engineera 2 Borderers
2
Kowloon is indeed lucky to have
a capture of Wilson's calibre. This player haj a' good knack of anticipation and at the same time his bail distribution is uncanny. More will be heard of him later, Kowloon was well served by the": intermediate line.
JUNIOR GAMES
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
New York, Nov. 17,
In a Inter-University football match, Yale beat Princeton by 7-0. -Reuter,
be
R.A.F. v. Borderers By their win over the Borderers the Airmen are once again in the run for the championship one point behind the Borderers with a game in hand. Purcell scored first for the Borderers with a fast shot and Tait brought the score to level terms following a brilliant run down the wing.
Kowloon Club Kowloon and Club, shared the Gregory put the Airmen on win- points in a very poor game whichning fodting towards the end of was much below the standard of the game,
3
Junior match. Opportunities were missed by both sides. Carr scored for the Club in the firs half and Fereira equalised in th second.
11
SUNDAY'S GAMES
DIVISION I
Police v. St. Joseph's College
In a first division game yester- day at Kowloon ground the Police Sookunpoo. trounced St. Joseph's to the tune
Engineers v, Navy Navy was the better team in this
encounter st Glass scored Navy's first goal of five clear goals. The Saints ran down the wing and centred after repeated attacks in the first were without the services of David across the goal, the ball curved half, he scored again with a Leonard who was on the sick list. past Smith into the net The header after Borderers were stung by this re Whittaker reduced after a colo verse and play was confined to run from the centre line to hotch
the Engine's solitary point.
the Club's goal for about ten minutes when from a miskick by S. Stränge. Mullane dashed in to equalise. Shortly after Mathias centred nicely for Jones to put the Club ahead. After the change over E. Strange had a golden op- portunity to equalise but shot well was Over. Ding dong play then the order of the game and just a few minutes before the end o! Herbert
had the misfortune to 1 slip and fall on the ball and the Club ая awarded a penalty. Pote-Hunt made no mistake with the spot kick."
o
2
LEAGUE TABLES TO-DATE
i.
the restart
and
From the start the Police were attacking and it was not long before Johnson scored. The same player netted again before the interval. In the second half there was only one team, St. Joseph could not get going and goals by Gough, Johnson and Moss brought the score to five.
DIVISION 1.
Lincolns v Athletle With tempers trayed, deliberate fonis and blows freely exchanged the referes had no alternative but to abandon the above game when repeated cautions were of
East Lancs. v. K.A. no avail. The crowd rushed on to
At Chatham Road yesterday the the playing field on two occasions Artillery went down to East Lanes thereby impeding the play.
In a second. division encounter by The Lincolns were leading by two goals to nil. East Lancs were two goals. Setters and Toyne were easily the better team, Ridings the markamen. Towards the end scored both the goals in the first bad feeling was so marked that half. The play was rather more the same developed into one of even in the second half and al- "free for all" and the referee had though East Lancs, had the op-
to call a atop to it.,
THIRD DIVISION
Lincolns. Medicals Playing better football all round Lincolns trounced the R.A.M.C. by four clear goals at Chatham Road- Rush, Turner (2) Reeson Were the scorers.
MELBOURNE CENTENARY
KOWLOON v, ATHLETIC P. W. L. D. F. A.Pta OPEN GOLF TITLE SOUTH CHINA “B” 8 6 0 2 22 10 14 Notwithstanding the fact that SOUTH CHIN "A" 6 6 0 0 21 12 they turned out B better team Melbourne, Nov. 17.
CLUB
8,3 14 17 18 10 than usual Kowicon want down POLICE
7 3 1 3 19:13 9 Jimmy Thompson, an American
BORDERIES...
.... 6 2 1 3 16 12 70 the Athletic by the odd goal o professional golfer won the £1,000
LINCOLNS
73 3 16 18 in Ave. Although being down be- 20 Melbourne Centenary Open Golf ATHLETIO 62.2 2 23 18 6 fore the interval China Athletic Championship with an aggregate, | East Lancs 3 1 3 3 11 15 5 managed to turn, the table on
NAVT score of 283 for the 72 holes.
8 3.1 8 10 5. Kowloon in the second half, Fung RECREIO
0 1 2 9 13 17 4 ÁRTILLERY
put the Athletic ahead early on 7 1 5 1 11 30 3 KOWLOON
Elliot scored through
a crowd
Railway. v, Radio “ 1. 5 1 11 10 3 1 5 1 7 20 3 of players with the Chinese Bearing into their own goal in Second DivisionTM
custodian unsighted Intercepting the early part of the game the P. W. LD. FAPts a pass from Knox, G. White put Railway lost to Radio by two goals LINCOLNE 6 0 0 0 23 8 12 Kowloon ahead, Immediately after G. Bing scored the other from a ARTILLERY.... 7 5 2 0 12 12 10 the resumption Ho Kar Reung Dass, by Omar. In this match W. East Lance .............. 7 € 1 031 912 UNIVERANTY 74 21 17 14 3 sent in a beauty to put China Ayock of the Radio was given
64 1 1 25 149 Athletic on equal tervis and there-marching orders för foul play. 8 4 2 0 17.7 8 after the Chinese play improved.
R.A.0.C. v. Engineers.
1
10
The scores of the others were LED Diegel (U.8.) 289, Gene
189 Sarazen (US) and Edward Nai ST. JOSEPH'S
Smith (Victoria) 290. Jack Mc- Lean, Scottish champion, who came fifth with a score of 294, won the gold cup for the leading
NAVY
5 3 1 1 15 & 7. Successive raids by the Chinese RA.0.0, should have chalked
7 3 3 1 16 13 5 forwarde saw Ho Kar Keung net-up more than one goal against 4 ENGINERES.......
62 40 8 13 4 ting the winning goal with Cord the Engineers. They were the EASTERN.....manik 8. 1. 4 1 8 12 3
better team Gormley scored
CLUB 8 0 5 3.5 24 3 out of position. YOUNG INDIANS... 6 0 5 1"10 £5" 1 KOWLOON
O. MR. W.
5 @ 30
2
4. 017
◊
11 0 53
2 amateur.
.7.3 0 30
2 Beuter
2 0 7
1
0
G. B. Jones, e Kitchell, b M. R.
Abbas
ATHLETIC
19
SOUTH CHINA BORDERERS...
8. P. Simcock, not out
34
v. Durling, not out.
8
A. R. H. Esmail, c and b
Extras (B.4,).
$ Digby********
-22
G. A. Lee, b Ballard "
0
Total (for 8 wkts.)
97
8 0 7 1 3 33 I THIRD DIVISION
0
C. W. Lam, c Crayford b Bal-
29
C. B. R. Sargent did not bat.
lard
3
Bowling Analysis
4
Q. M. B. W.
AIR FORCE...... 7 8 0 1 20 4 13 BORDERERS
0
M. R. Abbas
15 4 41 5
8 8 2 0 21 15
10 Rumjan
EAST LANCS
7 6 1 0 37 ∙ 10
13
3 32
1
LINCOLNS
0 S. Abbas
4 0 16
2.
R.A.M.C.
8
A. Baker
3 2 490
▸
Q
FRIENDLIES
Po
82
RADIO ENGINELES........... R.4.0.C RECELIO....
RAILWAY
A
G. Bouza, b Ballard
W. K. Way Lb.w., b Vaughan
34 N. Broadbridge not out
60A. Kitchell, c Flood b Walch
26 J. R. Luke, b Vaughan
2. S. Cunningham, b Ballard
Extras
1.
10
179
Bowling Analysis
Q. M. R. W.
Vaughan
EF. Fincher
7 0
33
1 Ballard
Hung
9
1 34
1 Clarke
Loe .......
.12
2 49
2 Digby
Smith
12
2 53
4
Walch
+4
R.A.S.C........
P, W. L. D. F. A. Pta-
8 6 2 0 27 13
portunity to score again on num- etous occasions they were unable to do so.
DIVISION I
Recreio v. East Lancs. The Recreto third String went down to the East Lancs. yesterday by five goals to three. Sandford scored two in the first half and completed his hat trick in the second. Pritchard and Sanford brought the score to five while Campos (2) and Santos were the "Recs" marksmen.
Police v. R.AS.C.
The Royal Army Service Corps was the better team when they defeated the Police In another third division encounter yesterday. Beasty and Clark scored in the first half and Clark scored another three in the second. Fan Kwal Chal scored two for the Police.
Lee bowled one no ball,
KOWLOON-E.C.
E C. Fincher, c Madar (A. E.),
b Pereira
A. W. Ramsay, cand b Minu
A. T. Lay, b Minu ......
W. Hung, 1b.w", Minu
E. F. Fincher, b Pereira.......................
CI. Stapleton st. Ismall, h
Minu
N. A. E Mackay st. Ismall, b
Minu
R. Lee, b Pereira
F. A. Munn, not out
W. L. Mackenzie did not bat
O. MR W
CLUB BEAT POLICE
Entertaining, the Police, the Hong Kong Cricket Club won by. 2four wickets in a friendly encoun-"
4 44 5 ter
11
5 23
14.5
4 1
6.
1
1
1 0 2
1
2 17
I.R.C. AND K.C.C.
The Indian Recreation Club and Kowloon Cricket Club met in a
The scores were:--
Police-108 (C. F. Alexander 37.
G. R. Wynne 24, B. G. Baker 19: L. G. Kilbee 3 for 29):
Club:--157 for 6 wkis. HI Armstrong 65. H W. Balnes 58: T.
3 Juntos League encounter, at Soo-J. Hunter 2 for 57, F. Minter 2 for
kunpoo, the result of the game 83.1
16 being a draw.
ARMY WIN EASILY
At Sookunpoo, the Army defeat- dve
2 With two wickets in hand, the
KC.C. required only 15 runs to ed the Craigengower "by
stumps wickets in a friendly match.
The scores were:- Cralgengower: 12 (J. W. Leon- ard 31, C. S. M Elvin 5 for 15).
Army:-184 for 6-(Cpl. College 57 ret. 8pr. Tucker 28, not out).. SCHOOLBOYS BEATEN
11
beat the Indians when
3 were drawn.
The scores were:-
LR. C.
11
A. R. Kitchell, L.b... b Lay
15
I
H. T. Barma, b Jones
28
F. 8. W. Smith, not out
0
A. R. Sufflad, b Jones
4
Extras (B. 4).......
4
A. M. Rumjahn, 'e Simcocks, b
Jones
Total (for 8 wkts.)
50
A. Baker, b Jones
4
8. Abbas, b Jones
Bowling Analysis
A. K. Ismail, b Durling
O. M. R. W.
M. Afzal, b„Sargent
Pereira..
.13 5 32
Minu
15 7 17
5a. H. Baker. c Jones, b Sargent
B
Madar (A, H.). "Arculi
42 5
M. R. Abbas, not out
0
2 1 1
0
Extras (B.11; L.B.2;)
13
Total
1
Bowing Analysis
During
JUNIOR DIVISION
RASC. BEAT. C.C.C.
A. R. Marker, c Jones, b Lay
At Happy Valley the Royal Army Lay
Service Corps accounted for the Jones
Cralgengower in a Junior Division Sargent
League match by 101 una-
Hatting first the Service Corps.
O. M. R. W
19:30
8
8:2 20 "
10 3 18
1.8.5 1 30
*
KOWLOON 0.0.
totalled 189, Captain Walch was G. Lee, c Baker, b M..R. Abhás, 22 the top scorer with 68 runs, Ber- H. Hampton, c Sufflad, b M. R. geant Flood contributed 20 not out.
Against the accurate, bowling of
Abbas
8. Jez. b M. R. Abbas..........
Ballard (6 for 44), the home team M. Swain, lbw b Rumfahn were all out for 82 runs. E Bouza F. Broadbridge, Lb.w. b 8. and A. R. IL small were the only Abbas!
batsmen who made a stand, scOT-F. E. Lawrence, Sumaa, ba. ing 34 and 22 respectively.
The scores were:-
B. Lay, b M. R. Abbas
3
The Diocesan Boys' School last to the Navy second eleven at King's Park by four wickets in a friend- ly match.
The scores were:-""
Navy: 142 for 8 (Lieut. Park- Smith 46, Lieut. Comdr. Besant 26, Comdr, Grace 23, A. J. Hulse 4 for 58, Lee 2 for 36),
RECELIO BEAT LA SALLE
The Club de Recreio second eleven enjoyed an easy victory over the La Salle College at King's Park, winning by 85 runs.
7 4 2 1 20 11
84 4 0 14 19
8 4 4 0 15 12
8 2 6 0 8,93
R
4
7 2008 22 718.014 19 2
8 2 8 0 9 12 8
7 1 6 0 4 32
SENIOR GAMES
LINCOLNS v. ARTILLERY From the start the Lincolns were wamping, the RA. goal and it was not long before Ridley opened the account with a well directed Following closely in a melee
scored. Towards the close of the in front of 'R.A. goal, Higgins
Arst half the Artillery custodian failed to gather a shot. and Hig- gins rushed in to score again. After the resumption the Gunners were trying their best to reduce the deficit but close to the end Higgins brought his score to three to complete his hat trick."
SOUTH CHINA "B" Y. NAYY In a dull and listless game South China "B" beat the Navy by two goals. The game opened, with South China attacking for about tén minutes and from a run down the wing Yeung Shui Tick cat in to beat Pepper with a well direct- ed shot towards the corner of the goal
The Navy defence was playing up to form ant if they had the have notched on several occasions support of their forwards, should
Interval arrived with the Bouth Chins leading by one. Play how-- ever deteriorated somewhat and was generally confined to mlőnéld Recreio:-153 for 8 dec (0. but towards the end of the game Lopes 38, F. H. Carvalho 34. 3. Wa free kick was awarded against Barros 28; H. Asome 3 for 48),
The scores were:----
the Navy just outside the penalty
La Balle 68 (N. Pincheon 28, L'area and from the resultant kick Gosano 18; F. Remedios 6 for 16).
Li Shek Yau scored, with a well C.8.C. v. C.B.S.``,
directed kick. Final whistle sounded with the store two in favour of the Chinese.
in a friendly encounter at Happy Valley the Civil Service and the ▸ | Central® British, School played a
drawn game.
7
17
The scores were:-
BORDERKRA V, CLUB From the start it looked as though the Borderers were going
CBB-124 for 6 dec. (R. Trowth to have an easy time in the game 53, A. Jackson 3 fór. 28).
for Rodgers was called upon to
CB.C.C.. 09. for -5 (A. Jackson | deal with shots from their for-
(26 1 34 not ́out, K. Baker 3 for 56); wards in quick succession. Fowler
LIFE
AT ITS BEST
WILLS'S
THREE CASTLES
CIGARETTES
Page 10Page 11
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.