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WEEK-END CRICKET

RESULTS

Champions Draw With Indians

A müd surprise was caused during the week-end when the Army, playing at home to the University, lost by runs.

B. La Gosano was chiefly responsible for his team's victory, scoring 19 runs and taking 4 wickets for 38 runs,

The Hong Kong Cricket Club entertained the Indian Recrea tion and were held to a draw.

A. P. Pereira, laking 8. wickets for 33 runs with A. P. Güter- res claiming victims for 6 runs were largely responsible for the Club de Recreio defeating the Uirii Service by 78 runs.

In the only other senior league maten the Craigengower and the Navy played a drawn game.

In the Junior División, the Indian Recreation Club defeated the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 2 wickets, while the R.AS.C. secured their sixth victory in the seven league games they have so far played, when they beat the University by 139 runs. The Craigengower lost to the Navy by seven wickets and the Kow- loon Cricket Club scored an easy victory over the Police by 104 runs. The Civil Service and the Club de Recrelo shared the points at the Valley.'

ARMY LOSE TO UNIVERSITY: RECREIO BEAT C.S.C.C.

H.K.C.C. v. L.R.C.

The Hong Kong Cricket Club, potential, champions of the premier league this season, were held to a draw by the Indian Recreation Club In a senior league game on the Club ground

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The home team had first lease of the wickets in the course of which they scored 145 runs for four wickets when they declared. T. A. Pearce contributed 61 runs not out to the total and H. Owen Hughes just reached the half century mark. A. R. Mina captured four wickets for 73 runs.

In reply, the Indians had totalled 119 for five wickets when stumps: were drawn.

ARMY v. UNIVERSITY

E. L Gosario's fine all-round display was the chief cause of the University defeating the strong Army side by 8 runs at"Sookumpoo. Gosano took 4 wickets for 36 runs and played a good knock for 49

runs.

Batting first, the visiting side compiled 118 runs, to whích E. L. Gosano was the chief contributor. D. S. Bale and B. K, Ng with 23 and 13 respectively were the only

other batsmen that reached double figures. Ballard was the most suc- cessful bowler, taking 5 wickets for 35 runs, while Eivin helped with 3 for 29.1 ..

Unexpectedly the Army were dismissed for 112 runs. Major Bonavia had 33 runs, Lt. Garth- walte 25, Lt. Johnson 25 and Cpl. Hallard 12, were the other scorers Reed had the best average, he took 5 for 34 while Gosano had 4 for 38.

RECREIO v. C.8.CC.

The Club de Recreio defeated the

Civil Service by 78 runs.

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IRC-116 (H. T. Barma 18, A. R. Sufflad 13. M. Afzal 13, A. M. Rumjahn 23. M. L. Razack 15, KI-, bee 6 for 36, Mackenzle 2. for 2).

NAVY v.0.0.0. The Royal Navy gained an easy victory over the Craigèngower by 7 wickets,

The scores were:-

C.C.C.-73 (G. Souza 19, A. Kit chell 18, Douglas 4 for 23, Rundle 3 for 10, Day 3 for 11).

Navy:-107. (Sub. Lt. Battersby 23, Mid. Sturdée 14, Sub, Lt. Ênox 21, Lt. Nix 25, A. B. Phippen 11," Cunningham 6 for 18, E, Souza 2 for 16).

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1935.

ROYAL NAVY BOXING

China Fleet Amateur Championships

The preliminaries of the China Fleet Amateur Championships | and Team Competition for 1995 are being held to-day

the at China Fleet Club Theatres.

The heavy entry” necessitates the holding of two sessions to- day, one at 2 pm when 12-events | will be decided, and another at 8.30. pm. when 20 bouts will take place.

The finals will be staged to- morrow when the Commander-in- Chief, Sir Frederic Dreyer will bë present to give the prizes away at the end of the evening.

If the standard of the recent Novices' competitions be taken as a criterion, the present competi- tion promises to be full of interesting bouts and it is expect-! ed that the judges and referees will have to keep their weather eyes open.

Each unit” is restricted to two representatives in each weight. The "units" entered are:-Kent, (K); Suffolk, (S); Berwick, (B); Medway, (M); Adventure, (A): Hermes, (H): 8th. Destroyer Flotilla, (DF); and Tamar 'and] ̈small ships, (T)..

To-day's programmes are:

2:00 P.M. SESSION

WELTER"

1 Sto. Clarke (8) Y

Payne (DF)

'2 Sto. Macdonald (B) v. §. P. 0,

Laster (A)

WEEK-END

FOOTBALL LAWN BOWLS

FOOTBALL

Fight Occurs In Third

Division Game

The Interport Trial yesterday produced football of a high standard at times and certainly gave the Interport Selection Committee some guiding facts. The Chinese forwards playing fon- the Whites were disappointing, possibly due to their encounter In the match against the Polled the previous day. The Whites lost by four goals.

South China “B” returned to winning form by beating the Fusiliers by five goals to three on Saturday. The Falfce-

Football had its share of thrils

South China “A” match produced plenty in the matter of good,> exciting and exhilarating football, South China was certainly lucky to have shared the points as from the run of the play the Police deserved the pointi

South China "B" was completely surprised by the Gunners who put up such a creditable display that there was no doubt as to their superiority over the Chinese,

The Saints played a fine game to defeat E. Lane by the odd goal in three although without the services of Ward. The Club accounted for the Athletic by the odd goal in three and Kow- loon and Fusiliers shared four goals between them,

A most disgraceful scene was witnessed in the third division encounter between the RAF. and the Radio in which the game was abandoned ten minutes before the end. Following a fight between Tavares and Eyerson whom, the refered ordered off the field, the Radio players set tipon Everson and all that the aviator. could do was to run away to be eventually overhauled and given, a good beating. Despite the referee's endeavours the game had to be stopped, s

EXCITING INTERPORT TRIAL

YESTERDAY'S RESULT

A B.

Blues

Fusiliers

Fusilers..

3 Mne. Jenkins (A) v. A. B.

Loxham (M).

4 Sto. Hayter (8) v. A. B. Keen RAS.C.

(T)

5 A. B. Phillips- (K) V. A B.

Fancy (M)

8 A B Stephens (DF) v. Sto.

Bevan (B)

MIDDLE

R.A.0.0.

Interport Trin}

4 Whites

Senior Division 1.

Whites receding to somewhat dull play before the interval w

Gosano won the toss and put the opposition against the sun. Play opened very evenly, both sides at tacking in turn. Bickford centred 3 S. China "B" 5 and a good shot was stopped by Third Division....

Morrison B. Gosano was putting in some nice centres and Elma was 2 not effective enough to deal with them. Receiving a pass from Howe, B. Gosano

and

@ Engineers 0..-E. Lancs.

1 Lincolns

cut In

SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT evading Morrison passed to Blck- ford who sent in a curved shot which Durham partly stopped but found its way into the net.

R.A.S.O. v. VARSITY The Royal Army Service Corps secured their sixth victory in seven league games on Saturday, when they defeated the University, by 139 A. B. Wingreave (M) v. O. S.

7 Sto. Knight (B) "V.. A. B. Police

Puttock (DF)

rung.

The scores were:

RAS.C.-176 for 5 wkts, dec. (L Crayford 36 Capt. Walch 16, Cpl. Rogers, 39, L. Cpl. Hopcroft 42, Sergt. Flood 16 not out. Tata 2 for 31, Ng 2 for 60 Reynolds 1 for 8).

University:-37 (L Choa 15, K.

S. Lee 11, Walch 4 for 8, Forsyth & for 9).

K.C.C. v. P.R.Ö.

The Kowloon CC. defeated "the Police by 104 runs.

The scores were:-

8 Sta. Tuck (A) v. Sto. Fraker

(T)

Smith (H)

A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

1 S. China" "A"? 1 Club

1 St. Joseph's 6.8. China "B" 2 Kowloon SECOND DIVISION

Athletic East Lancs Artillery Fusiliers

Eastern University

East Lancs

Boy Athletic

Engineers

O Navy

HBO s. O'Brien (B) v. Sto.

Cruikshanks (8)

11

FEATHER

A. B. Liddiard -(A) Curtis (K)

12 A B. Wilkinson (A) v. Sto.

Clark (B)

ข

8.30 P.M. SESSION WELTER

13 A. C. Klick (E) Sto. Fox

(K)

K.C.C. 185 (H. Hampton 11 G. 14 Winner 1 v. Winner 2. Lee 43, 8., Jex 18, W. L.-Mackenzie 15 Winner 3 v. Winner 4 44, P. O. Dunne 13, A. A. Dand 18.16 Winner 5 v. Winner 6 F. A. Broadbridge 13 not out, G. B. Jones 12. Alexander 3 tor 46. Car- ruthers 1 for 12).

Police: 81 (T. Hunter 19, C. F. Alexander 13, Láy 2 for 16, Jones 2 for 20, Lee 2 for 18, Dunne. 3 for 12)...

C.S.C.C. v. RECREIO

The Civil Service and the Club

FLY

17 Boy Ottewill (K) v. O. 8. Tuck

ور

(8).

18 Boy Collie" (S) v, A. B. Mor

riwey. (DF).

▪

19

MIDDLE

RAM.C. Recreto

40 87 Chiña

1: Kowloon

4 Giub

1 Fusiliers

THIRD DIVISION

*Air Force

*abandoned

D'Police

3 Kalway

4 Rádio

LEAGUE TABLES

FIRST DIVISION

The Whites had several oppor- ! 1tunities to draw level but lack of 2 cohesion spoilt their movements.

A foul for

hands outside

the

2 Whites area was taken by Bick 2 ford who sent in a hot shot. Dur- ham pushed the leather out only 5 to see Higging rushing and heading 31 in to put the Blues- two up.

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In the second half play was more

3 exciting, both citadels being at 1. tacked hotly Elliot rushed through and, beating the backs, sent in a driver to put the Blues three up. Shortly before the end Tam hurt

P. WLD F.A. Pts. South China "A" 11 10 01 3618 21- South China "B" 14 8 4 9 35 30 18 Police...... ...... 13.50 26-30 21 18

Clab...... Lincolna

137517 31.15 135 25 25-29.16 Recreio...... 10 4 3 4 25 26 12 Athletic

11 4 3 4.31, 21 12 Fusiliers....... 11 3 4 4 24 25 10

L S. Coc-Smith (M)v. A. B. Artillery 14 6 8 1 25 45 11 McAllister (A)

NATY ... * 10, 343,10:17 9

A feature of the game was the de Recreio played a drawn game 20 Mne. Smith (T)Y. A B. East Lancs...... 11 27 4:18 27 B

fine, bowling, by. A. P. Pereira and

A. P. Guterres who captured B wickets for 33 and 4 for 8 respec- tively.

The Recreio batted first and hits up 128 runs, when they declared for 8 wickets (E, L. Soares 31, A. P. Guterres 20, G. A. Guterres 18, and AM. Rodrigues 15). Baker claim- ed 5 victims for 31 runs.

Dismissed for 50 runs, the only man in the Civil Service side who Teached double figures was "A. "E. Perry, 10.

C.0.0. v. NAVY

The Cralgengower Cricket Club and the Royal Navy played a drawn game when they met at the Valley,

at the Valley ground.

The scores were:-... C.S.C.C.--(H, F. Westlake 31, P.

D. Crawley 42, R. B, Wood 21, Lopes

for 30).

Recreio:-85 (C. I Lopes 13, F. whitley 5 for 26). H. Caralho 33, Westlake 5 for 31,

SUNDAY MATCHES

VOLUNTEERS BEAT RECREIO

Dawson (DF)

21 Winner 7-v. Winner B: -22 Winner 9 v. Winner 10

BANTAM .

St. Joseph's... 13 27 3 13 33 7 Kowloon

118 2.15 29 4

SECOND DIVISION

PW. L. D. F.A Pta:

Navy 1991 2.30-18.20 Fast Lanes 13 9 3 148-14, 19.

23 Boy King (A) v. 8to. Cawson Lincolns. 1111 0.0 35 11 99

(B)

24 A. B. O'Connell (8) v. A. B. Artillery 13 852 28.25 14

Vicars (DE)

LIGHT-HEAVY

25 Sto. Lantell (A) v Mne! Roper

(B)

26 Cpl Fitzgerald (K) v. Sto

Ponford (M)

27A B. Chandler (T) v. Boy

In a friendly cricket match played on the Club de Recreto. Nicholson (HD) ground yesterday the Volunteers 28 Sto, White (5) V. A. B. Heston defeated the Club de Recreio by 129 runs to 89,

(B)·

LIGHT

29 Shakespeare :7, (M):

Moore (DE)-

AB

South China.... 18, 64 3.31:18:13 Athletic ********* 963 0.24 12 12.

Fusiliers. Engineers.... University Club Eastern Kowloon ...

1844-4-82 19 13

124 69.31.25 -10. 114 0 1 20 25 0 13176.14 30-7 11281 12:34-45 18 1 10 9 8 40 4

THIRD DIVISIONED

PW.LD. F. A.PL

Fast Lanes 15 13 30 73 19 26. R.A.3.0.0, 16-1-3-1-41 25 24 Lincolns.

Air Force Fusiliers

1493848 19 20 163 313.18 16 18 8 40 42 18/18

The Volunteers batted first and thanks to a contribution of 28 Batting first, the home team from R. H. Griffiths managed to declared at 185 runs for 9 wickets put up a fair total The Club de 30 Mne. Oliver (A) v. Sto. Jobbin Radio 14 671 23 23, 13

(K)

RAM.C

(H. R.Zimmern 32. W R. Sparrow Recreio, who opened confidently. 34 F. K. Lee 29, A T. Lee 15, A went down badly before the bowl 31 AB Robinson (M) v. Mne) R.A.0.C

R. H. Esmall 10, E. C. G. Barry 11ing of L. D. Kuby who took four not out and E. H. Esmail 16 not wickets for 13 runs, out, Crunden 6 for 51 runs).

When stumps were drawn the Navy had scored 117 runs for 6 wickets. (Lt. Car. Browning 38 not out. Lt. Howle 29 not out Sto. Crunden 14, Payız. Cdr. Hargreaves 101 A T. Lee 5 for 40).

JUNIOR LEAGUE

LR.C. V. HECC

P. M..N. da Buys was top scorer

for the Recreio, amassing 24 runs.

mong ma

COMBINED SCHOOLS WIN

A combined team drawn from all the schools of the Colony met and defeated a team captained by Mr. G. R. Bayer in a match played on the Civil Service ground yester- day

Batting first the schoolboys ob- tained 118 runs

Pront ((20) GAT Club Fakes

Berke (K)

Police..

32

A B. Burke (8) v. Tel Hud- nold (DF)

Officers in charge tournament are

Engineer Recreio Railway

tho

STO-DAY: Referees

Lt. Comdr. Venville Lt. Comdr. ELL(K)

Lt. Collard

“Mlei Mr. Charlton Lt. Wyburd

148 7 123.32-13 13:46 120,399 18 4 8 1 14 35 9 158 111 18 48 7 131.97 387 14 9 10 2.16 540

YESTERDAY'S GAMES

INTERPOR”)

TETAL

himself and had to leave the field for the rest of the game, About five minutes from time Higgins scored the fourth goal-

Th

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Comment on : Play :........ The score does not in the least reflect the general trend of play, For the Whites A. V. Gossno was

Yorkshiremen Beaten

The annual lawn bowls match between the Yorkshiremen Society and the Kowloon, Bowling Green Club was played on Saturday and resulted in a win for the latter by 34 shots.

MacDonald Ross

J. Watson A. M. Holland

. (Skip).... 37 c. L. Farmer R. His

a trier, always uniting his scatter-KBGC.. ed forwards. He worked like a Trojan intercepting bare and there and directing well-timed passes to his men only to see the efforts wasted. He received little or no support from Eims, who I must say played a poor game. He was inclined to wander too far up F. L. Rapley and leaving plenty of rope for BH Nish Gosano. Dudley on the right worked hard but found Bickford and Eliot a little too hot for him." Morrison at back played weli, clearing accurately and always there when danger calls. Swain backed him up admirably. Dur- ham in goal had no chances with f the shots against him and on the whole performed creditably. Wong Wing at the other end had plenty to do also. He defended his

charge accurately, anticipating

and delivering the shots with per- fect precision.

Of the Whites forwards there seemed to be, a lack of team work and with the exception of Baldry, brought in place of Ip, the whole forward line was disjointed. Rid- ley was hugging too long to the ball and the Chinese players did not seem to understand each

(Skip) F. Moley

B. 3; Rogers D. Waterton w. E. Hale (Skip)

S. A. Bright:: G. W. Allen J. Roberts

W. S. Drake

(Skip)

Total

Yorkshire

J. H Shaw A. R. F. Raven A. Brooksbank L. de Rome

(Skip) ...... 11"

F. Normington E. H. Murdy

J. A. Howe

A. E. Hikstome

27 "(Skip) ... 19

10

W. Stoker

J. E, Gill

J. R. Fetley

J. G Meyer

(skip) ... 28 ..O. B. Raven ›

J. H. Bottomley

LE. Longbottom

J. Deakin

26

(Skip)

106

Total

LOCAL TENNIS

New Lady Champion

Mrs.

J. F Karl of the U.SR.C won the Colony Ladies Lawn

other's play. the Tennis Championship on Satur

Not so

with the

Blues. The whole forward line worked, ma- chine-like and once on the more they looked dangerous. Howe was a great leader and I have not seen B. Gosano plag a better game than yesterday. Blekford on the left sent in some good centres and his tricky movements had Dudley guessing time and again. Sillot and Higgins were always on the spot, the latter put in some hard work.

with

day when she defeated Miss, M. Grifiths of the KCC, by 6-1, 6-0

the preliminary In

rounds,

Mrz. Kayll beat Mrs. E. Grimble and Miss R. Hancock, last year's finalist, while Miss Griffiths best Mrs. Chiu Chun-chiu and Miss A Mackenzie

quite up to competitive football: Plenty of thrils and excitement were provided especially towards the closing stages when both goals seemed to bear a charmed⠀⠀⠀ life-

The intermediate line Pardoe in the pivotal position held the opposing forwards well, He was the mainspring of danger in the forwards movements. Parker what with shots coming from every had the Tso-Tam combination bot-angle only to strike the bars and

rebound into play. tied and the Chinese pair, could do very little against him. Fung was well watched by Pardoe. Larison; Dudley, Ay. Gosano, Elms; Whites: Durham; Swain, Mor-

and Pile gave very little away, both played a good game and they had a good understanding between them

The game was played at a fast pace, the standard at times being

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The teams were:

T50, Tam Fung Ridley and Baldry. '" Blues:—Wong; Li, Pile (C); Ken- nigan, Pardoe, Parker: Gosano (B);", Higgins, Howe. Elliot and Bickford.

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