1935-01-21 — Page 11

MY

LOCAL CRICKET

Pereira's Ten Wickets For Five

A record was set up by F, D. Pareira, the IRC. and Colony's interport fast bowler during the week-end when playing for the Indian Recreation Club against the University he took 10 wickets for 5 runs, and caused the Pokfulam team to be dismissed for -12. ||

Pereira bowled 4.5 overs three of which were maidens. A. E. Minu bowled 4 overs and did not concede a single run.

The Hong Kong Cricket Club"were checked by the Army, while the Craigenɣower gained an easy victory over the Civi Service.

י

In the Junior Division League, the Indian Recreation Club overwhelmed the 'University, winning by 109 runs while the C.C.U. also were easy victors over the C.3.C.C. The Club and the Po- lice played a' drawn game,

SENIOR LEAGUE

C.C.C. v. C.S.C.A. / The premier league match be- tween the C,C,C, and C.S.C.C. was won by the Craigengower, thanks mainly to Sparrow's knock of 80 and Lam's 4 for 4 runs.

The scores were:- ́ c Craigengower

Total (for 5 wkts. dec.)..." 175

A B. Hamson, C. W. Lam, A. R.

H. Ismail and J. L. Youngsaye did not bat

Bowling Analysis

Richardson

Perry

Sayer

Hawkins

C.8.0.C

1.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 21 1935.

F. D. Pereira was the chief cause of the University's paltry score of 12 runs when the Indian Recrex- tion Club defeated the Pokfulam team by 9 wickets.

TRAINING GALLOPS

Many Griffins Sent Over Full Derby Distance

Quite

number of ponies were sent over the full mile- and

ä half on Saturday, but there were no startling performances. Estover returned 3.26, which was the best gallop of the morning. although the finish was very slow, King's Jubilée more in- pressively at the end of his gallop and the last quarter-of- 30- seconds was quite convincing. Mersey and than went over a mile together and both moved very well. Mr. Eu Tong Seng's Rosseau was another which soomed to Hike his work Herod's lime is worth studying.........

In the subs' class good gallops were registered by Sci-fs, Valley View and Tin Ho. The last named returned the "best time of the three, but his Bnish was far from good, while on the other hand- Bci-fa Bnished handsomely.

None of the Australians did any fast work. Mr. Leo Frost tried out Got That for the first time, but the gallop was very slow.

The times clocked on

Saturday were as follows

(By

Morning Dew").

Gritins.

The score were:-

University D. Hunt, b Pereira. K. P. Gan, b "Pereira

Bonny Dundee... 11 47 Clear View ...... It 37

Estover

138

0

Foxbridge

145

0

Gold Coin

A. B. Tata, b Pereira

1 39

t

A. T. Lee, c Sayer, b Richardson

5

Herod

144

B. L. Gosano, b Pereira

1

F. Zimmern, b Perry

21

Jolly Eyes

14 49

W. Sparrow lbw., b Richardson

80

L. T. Ride, Ibw, b Pereira

4

Mersey

1 · 40;

B. K. Ng. c Y. el Arculli

J. Leonard, b Perry

16

Mistake Bay

Pereira

0

FK Lee, not "out

38

Plain View

U. M. Omar, b Richardson

17

D. S. Blake, c Y. el Arculli b

Pereira

0

E. C. G. Barry, not out

Extras

S. A. Reed, c Y, el Arculli b

Pereira

1.30 2.10 2.49 3,21 1.10 1.45. 2.22.2 255.3 3.80.1 34.3 1.12.2 1.46.2 2.18.4 2.52 3.26 34 1.38 2.07

3.18.2 3.49.4 31.2 2.45 1.15 1.49.3 2.21.4

· 32.1 1.23.2- 201 22321 3,04 3.3£# 30.4. 1.35,2 2.24314 3.51.3 1.15.3 1.47

2.18.3 14 35.2 1.11.2 1.46.2 2.17.1 249.2 14 29.1 1.16.2 1.53 2.36.2 2.58.3 Pontiac Bay .......141.1 1.21.4 2.01-2 236.1-3.06.4 Popular Star 1 40.4 1.16 1.48.3 2.18.4 Rousseau

1 34.2 1.08.1 1.42.1 2.15.4

32

.37.3

31.3

...

32.1

32.1

30.3

30.1

33.3

0

Royal Romance

138.2 1:15.2 1.49.4.2.23.3 2.58.4

35.1

P. Power, Y. el Arculli

Pereira

b

"Soldier of Honour.

1 - 41.2 1.19.3 1.53 2.25.2

$2.2

Q

Soldier of Peace

H. L. Ozorio, b Pereira

0

Towbridge

D. Ray, not out

0

Ythan

1 41.2 1.19.3 1.53 14 45 1.28 2.07

40 1.15.2 1.47'

2,25.2

32.2

Extras (35, W. B. 2)

7

King's Jubiles .... 14 42.9 1.22 1.59

2.45 3.18-2 3:49.4° 31.2 2.18.3

31.3 2.34.2 3.00.3 3.30.3 30.

O. M. R. W,

Total"

12

Subscription Griffins.

41

Baker

..11 1 45 0

Bowling Analysis

Adventurer

9.5 0 59 .3

:10

136 2

O. M. R. W.

-Pereira

4.5 3 5 10

1. 45 Belmont Star..... 1 41 Blacksmith...

142

2

0 19

о

Minu

'4 4

0 0

Bold Captain

1435

1.244 159.1231.1 1.18 - 1.52.1 2.25.7 2.69.1 1.23.1 2.03.2 2.39.2 3.14.3 1.26.2.03 2.37

32

33.4

35.1

3.10.4

33.4

2 0 14

0

Indian R.C.

Chow Min

1 39 1.18

1.61.2-2.24

32.3

Wallington

1

0 2

Q A. H Rumjahn, b ́Ozorio

7

Clyde

# 34.3 1.073 1.40.2"

32.4

'Civil Service

5. A. Ismail, d Gosario.

0

Double Chance

35.3 1.21 - 156.2

35.2

A. E. Perry, b Omar

P. F. Baker, CA T. Lee, bi

Omar

B..C..K. Hawkins, b Lee

h

A S. Sufiad, b Blake

9

Emergency Call.. 1 48.1 1.33 2.14

A. Rahmin, not out

8

Ferbridge

14

A. M. Omar, e Fower b Roy

22

Forgemaster .....

1

Q

Extras (L. B. 4) ...

-4

Golden, Miller ....1

2.52.2 3.28.2 4.00.4 322 45 1.24.4 2.01 -2.38:2 · 3.10.13.45.1 35 41 1.19 1.56 2.30.. 3.03.3 39.3 1.14.1 1.48.2 2.22.1

33.3

33.4

J. E. Richardson, e Hamson, b

Lam.........

Gold Picker

1 36.2 1.09.3 1.42

32,2

26

Total (for 4 wkts.)

48

G. R. Sayer, c Zimmern, b Lam

24

F. Pereira, M. P. Madar; “A....R.

R. M., Wood, c Lee, b Sparrow

4

Abbas, "M. K. el Arcolll, Y. et Ar-"

2 culi and A. R. Minu did not bat.

High Principle.1 38.3 117.4 1.542 231,3 3.03.2 Invermark

Invincible Knight 1 49 1.30.12.11.3 2.53 3.30 Latitat...

31.4

1. 343 1.01.3 1.40,2

32.4

$4.02.1 32.1

#35 1.08.4 1.40

33.1

Bowling Analysis

O." M. R. W.

Lucky Strike

146.3. 1.30.3 2.12.3 ··· 2.47.2°

344

Matinee Idol

∙11 39.2 1.14.2 1.49.2 2.95.3 3.00.1

34.3

5

18 1.

No Can

It 40 1.19: 1.58 2.93 $.06.4

314.

4 2

5

11

"Pavane,

412 1.22.2 157.2

35

3

110

1

Propitious Time... 1

41 1.19 1.56

2.30-8.03.3.

33.3

2

010

Sci-fa

1 37.2 1.14 1.49

2.23.3 2.54.2

30.4

1

0 11

0

Sports Idol

1 39.2 1.14.3 1.49.2 2.25.3 3.00.3

35..

1,3 0 0

Starlight

33.3

Omar

Lee Sparrow Lam

Bowling Analysis

O. M. R. W.

12 3 32 3

.10

4 26

1.

4 Q 9

2

3 1 4

4

The Pike

35.1

35

2.55.1

35.1

32.4

CHINCHOW BANK SWINDLE

Daring Exploit By

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Daken. Jan, “ 19. The

most astounding - bank swindle in the history of Man- churia has been revealed by the police," according to a a press re- lease.

Yen 400,000 was taken from the Chinchow branch of the puppet regime, government bank by five Manchus, who posed as messen- gers from a similar branch bank in Jehol City. They secured the cash by presenting an alleged official receipt for that amount, " The gang spent yen -2,000 in Pelping, but

remaining amount has been recovered at their home.

The ringleader, -Pei Chuan. with the rest of the five, is under arrest after a three months": hunt-- Reuter

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J. Barrow, b Sparrow

J. M. Wilson, lbw b Lam...

H. G. Wallington, e Ismail, b

Lam':...........

J. F. McGowan, not out

N. J. Bebbington, run out

Extras (B. 8, L. B. 4)

Total

1

D Gogano

DOzorio

Blake

12 Reed

Fide

83 Roy

H.K.C.C. v. ARMY The Hong Kong Cricket · Club and the Army played a drawn game..

The Army had first lease of the wickets and realised 174 runs, for 6 wickets when they declared Rickets took 4 wickets för 65 runs while Pearce had two victims for

37 runs.

When stumps were drawn, the Club had scored 166 runs with 5 wickets to fall

The scores were:......

Major onavia,

Ricketts

Army

C and

b

27

Lt. Williams, c Pearce b

Ricketts

Lt. Johnson, c. Ricketts b

Pearce

Cpl. Collidge, c and b Ricketts Capt. Walch, c Dunkley b Pearce

Lt. Clegs H not out

Pte. Dewey not out

Extras

JUNIOR LEAGUE

POLICE v. Club

The Police Recreation Club drew with the Hong Kong Cricket Club at Happy Valley.

The scores 'were:---

Police: 187 for 5 wkts: dec. (T. Hunter 25. A. E. Carey 29, C. F. Alexander 73 not out, L. J. Wag-' land 18, B. G. Baker 13 not out, Gahagan 2 for 23. McMahon 2 for 37).

H.E.C.C.-147 for 5 wkts," (H; J. Armstrong 88 not out, R. 8. W. Paterson 46, Alexander 4 for 25)..

C.C.C. BEAT: C.S.C.C.

The Craigengower defeated the Civil Service-by-4-wickets-at-Happy- Valley;

The scores were:--

CS.C.C-107 (R. B. Wood 22, H. F. Westlake 42. W. H. Edmonds 16, G. Souza 5. for 36, W. Way 4, for

17).

C.C.C.-123 (E. A. Lee 73, G, A. 6 Lee 14. E. Souza 10, Whitley 2318, Edmonds 4 for 34).

9

50

I.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY

for

The Indian Recreation Club were easy victors over the Univer 19 sity at Bookuhpoo.

23

The scores were:- LR.C.-148 (A; R. Kitchell 39,

Total (for 6 wkts.) ... 174 39, A. R."Suad 29, M. Aizal 19 Cpl. Ballard, Pte. Baker, and C. I not out, A K. Ismail 18, M. R. 3. M. Elvin did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

Baker

Redmond

Ricketts

Pearce

My

Abbas 24 not out, Ng- 4 for 58, Tata, 3 "for: 45) OMRW University-39 (K L Ng 14, 03 200 Abbas 4 for 11, Rumjaha 2 for 13, 61 190 Ismail 2 for 2, Kitchell 2 for 0)

17 265 4

:13 0:47 2

A Hong Kong C.C.

E. R. Duckitt; lbw b Garth-

waite

E. J. R. Mitchell, b Garthwaite 32

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Valley View.

1 42 1.25.4 2.01.3 287.2 8.11

1 40.1 1:17.4, 1.53.1 2.27.3 3.02.4

1 33.4 1.08.3 1.42.4 2.16 251 1+ 37 1:12 1.45 0.20 'What's The Time 1 46 1.28.2 2.04 2.36.4

Anstralian Pontes

Cayuse

1 40 1.18.2 1.55.1 2.30.1 3.00.2

30.1

Cold Morning ... Goldsmith. Halcyon

1 353 1.09.3 1.42.1 2.18 2.46.4 9.15 1+ 38 1.18 1.55 2.32 2.59.3. 12 37 111 1.44 2.16 ·2.45.3

28.1

27.3

30.3

140 1.25.1 1.59.3 2821 3.83.3 3.33 11 48.2 1.28.1 2.08.1- 240

301.00.

29.3

3.08

28.

29

30

2.53.1 3.21.3 28.2

Julius Caesar Lady Whitta Midnight Star Noble Amazon The Maori, Vixen Tor

1.29

7:30 1.00 1.30...

14 42.2 1.18.11.50.3 223

11 42.2 118.1 1.50.3 2.23

M.C.C. MATCH IN THE WEST INDIES

Port of Spain, Jan. 19. The M.G.C. tourists commenced another three-day cricket match in the unofficial series before the Second Test with the West Indies.

M.C.C. batting first scored 228, Ames contributing 67 and Con- stantine taking 4 wickets for: 40. Trinidad had a short spell at the wicket, scoring is runs without loss

Routers

2.53.13.21.3 29.2

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American Born Chinese

Shanghai, Jan, 19 Gin-Lem, an American-born Chinese, who was arrested on his arrival here from the United States on December 13 by the local Amer- ican authorities, was sent back to Alves 22. R. Broadbridge 3 for 10 President Taft to face charges o

Los Angeles yesterday aboard the R. Holden 2 for 38).

bringing a woman to America for Combined Schools: --- 113 (R-immoral purposes. Hojden 32: not out, R. Baxter 23. He was taken into custody here G. Guterres 5 for 49. B A. Alves

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Los Angeles authorities. ELIS This is the first time that an American citizen has been extra- A friendly game was played bedited from Bhangha tween the Craigengower and the Renter

CRAIGENGOWER ▼ SHARE-“

BROKERS

In an inter-club match at KC.C.Sharebrokers' Association at Happy the first eleven were held to a draw

by the second

T. A. Pearce, b. Ballard ...

14

The scores were

57

G. R. M. Ricketts not out

T. E. Pearce b Ballard

A. W. Hayward run out

Extras

Total (for 5 wkts)

Second Eleven-188 for 6 dec.

35 (G. Lee 1 not out, W. L. Mac

Valley yesterday and the result -was' a druw, k

The Sharebrokers batted first and compiled: the score of 175 to which A Kitchell contributed 59,

3 Kensie 28, B. D. Lay 25, FAA R. H. Eamai 40 and C. Mackin

NEW FOOTBALL FIELD

sporting

13 Broadbridge 20 not out. R. Lee 2 tosh 23-E8 Cunningham was the of the Ot

183

B. Owen-Hughes, T. M. R. Red- mond, A. C. L Bowker and G. 6. Dunkley did not bat

Garthw

Ballard

Bonavic

Elvin Baker Walch

Bowling Analyse

OMRW 1432

for 25, BV Gittens 2 for 38),

First Eleven 180 for 5 (A. W Kamsay 70 E. C. Flacher 61 GB. Jones 1 for 50,. W. L. Mackenzie 1 for 44, G. Les 1 for 30).

RECREIO COMBINED SCHOOLS The Recreio defeated the Com bined schools team by 48 runs in their friendly match at King's Park

The scores were;

Recreto 166 for 6 wkts. dec. (A Prata 46, E. M. L. Boares 4 E

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