1935-10-02 — Page 10

HOW THE MATCH

HANKOW ENDED

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1935.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

AT

LOCAL SOCCER

Exciting Finish To Game

interval

Dowler and Jansen conlinued

who of Marshall,

Following are the details of the, with two wickets in hand, Jansen third day's play in the cricket joined Dowler at the wicket. The

the match between

Shanghai former spoilt Pullen's chance of Cricket Club and the Hankowa "hat-trick" by scoring a splen- Race Club, won by latter, and of did boundary past cover Ruas appeared came steadily and 2 double which a brief account in Tuesday's issue.

change in the bowling was made. Hankow, Sept. 23, Marshall taking over from Pullen Requiring four runs and with and Bidwell coming on instead of their last batsman just in to face Simpson. With the score at 197. the bowling. Hankow wan the Dowler drove Simpson to long-on, Club Interport cricket

match but Bayle missed the catch from against Shanghai, to-day, when a hard chance, the tea the Race Club side, in their sec- being taken with the total at 203 ond innings. complled 217 runs for 8 wickets scored after 3 hours for the loss of nine wickets No and 18 minutes play. game of this series in the past! has been more exciting. and batting after tea to the bowling Hankow, at the conclusion of the

WLS again game, were descrved'y congra- swinging tremendously with the tulated by the visiting captain, new ball, Sinclair saving belliant-

erratic ly when some

deliverles A. C. Sinclair.

The play on the third morning appeared to be out of reach. At was resumed when, with Shang- the other end. Simpson continued hal having scored 100 for 9 więto bowl with marked steadiness kets, their two last batsman suc- but the score mounted to 213 bé-

faced the

endeavouring bowling of fore Dowler." when cessfully Pearson and Sherwin for 7 overs to make a winning boundary hit and added 18 runs to the total had his wicket shattered "by a ..before Sayle was completely beat- good

Marshall. To- en by an excellent bal fromgether with. Jansen, who through

The innings closed for out batted well and with great Pearson. 116, after 17 minutes play.. Mar-confidence, Dowler (14) had added say's 18 not out was patient for the 9th wicket partnership but chanceless knock.

at the most critical stage, of the fully deserved total was the 2nd highest of the match, and both Shanghai side. ------

woe!!

and

his

Once again the bowling "or Pearson for Hankow played a pro- match and minent part in the

his analysis of five wickets for 20 runs in 22.2 overs showed a ane performance. Sherwin also howled well to secure three wickets for 40.

HANKOW'S SECOND INNINGS

After 626 runs had been scored. it was not surprising that the wicket was showing definite signs of wear at the time Sherwin and Giles commenced Hankow's innings, requiring ` 217

w.ni

runs

ball from

the applause they received.

NINTH EXTRA MEETING

Weights And

Entries

The following are the weights and, entries for the Nineth Extra Meeting (First Day) which will be held on Thursday, October 10:-

Council Meeting

At the monthly Council Meeting of the Hong Kong Football Asso- ciation, held at the Sports Club yesterday evening, it was unani- iously agreed on the suggestion of the chairman, Major C. M. Manners, that a letter be written to their President, Sir Thomas Southorn, expressing regret at the latter's illness arid at the same time, volcing the hope that he would be well again soon. It was also decided that a letter of con- gratulations be written to the Hon.

to the Legislative Council Mr. M. K. Lo on his belog elected

Carnarvon Handicap-One Mile Bonny Dundee, 151 lbs; Gold Coln, 140;" High Honour, 151; King's Jubilee, 166; Mistake Bay. 145; Pontiac Bay, 118; Rose-Queen, 163: Soldier of Peace, 140: Soldier of Victory, 150: Victoria Hall, 145.

WELS The rest of the business Jordan Handicap (First Section)-concerned with the reading and

One Mille

confirmation of the

following minutes:-

Boxing Eve, 162 lbs.: Budge, 148; Double Chance, 155; Fudge, 148: Gold Bullion, 160; Heart's Glory, 156; Iron Grey, 144; Philanderer, 152: Plain View, 145; Popular Star, 145; Solar Star. 140: Sylvandale,mittee Meetings Nos. 1-2. 151; Tammany Hall, 151; Tillicum.. 148; William Osler, 161: Zero, 181.. Canberra Handicap-Two Mile

Council Meeting No. 2, League Management Committee Meetings Nos 4 to 10, Appeals Board Meet- ing of September 5, Referee Com-

Post Once Round and In Able Amazon, 165 lbs.; Australian Boy, 138; Bag Tor, 145; Goldsmith, 135; Just That, 145; Night Star, | 139; Racing Heart, 141; Rose-Ann, 149: Southern Cross, 135; Stream- line, 135.

N.B.-If top weight does not ac- cept, all weights to be raised 15 lbs.

+

Double Tenth Plate Cossacks Beauty. 181 lbs. WINNING HIT

Liberty Bay, 161; Oak Bay, 161: Kirkbride. the last of the Han-Gladiator, 158; Sadko, 161; King's kow bats. watched Jansen play Bounty, 158; King's Justice. 158; maiden over to Simpson's bowling Soldier of Britain. 161.

and then, from the first ball te received. square-cut Marshalt beautifully for 2, and from the next ball made another fine shot to leg. to score the two runs needed to win the match.

The Shanghal fielding througn- out this innings was magnificent. were made Only 11 boundaries during the

-compiled,

217 2nd

runs

Nathan Handicap-13 Miles Bay View, 161 lbs. Bright, View, 166; Hetman, 168: Hydroplane, 151: King's Jubilee, 185; Macaroni, 168; Ribble, 165; Boldier of Ger- many. 145; The Tiger, 145.

Austin Plate

Bistre, 159 lbs.; Bright Star, 151: to Sinclair handled his bowlers and Cavalcade. 156; Daylight Eve, 152;

his field in a most skillful man-Firt, 153; Flybynlight, 151; Fox- Play commenced very quietiyner, he himself doing excellently bridge, 155; Great Hall, 157; High and only 10 guns had been scored.j behind the stumps. Hankow had after 22 minutes play, when to work hard for every run scor· Marshall, who was swinging con cd.

Speed, 150; Jungle Jim, 154; Lem-

berg. 150; Mersey, 150: "Monoplane. 156; Pacific Hall, 152; Pride of

siderably, clean bowled Sherwin At the conclusion of the game. Tsingtao. 154; Soldier of China.

in which more runs were scored than in any previous Interport

151; Spinaway, 151; Valorous, 154,

for 6 In his same over, this Bowler met with further success, bowling Giles when the score had in Hankow, Mr. Sherwin, presid- Jordan Handicap (Second Section) only reached 11 runs. Evans and ent of the Race Club and Newcomb batted very confidently cricket section, warmly congratu- and the 50 was registered after 55lated both sides their very

2

on

of Its

-One Mile

Belmont Star, 155 lbs.: Copper Idol. 158: Emergency Call, 140; minutes play. Both batsmen were sporting achievements, after Festival Eve, 155: Glad Eyes, 181; undefeated at the timiri interval which Mr. Sinclair complimented King's Parade, 145; Limelight,. 148: when the score stood at 63 fthe Hankow XI and handed over Lion Hunter, 140; Lucky Strike. the Shanghai Cricket Club Bag 148; Nebular Star 140: Partner- After lunch, Evans and New to the home captala. Following ship. 146: Propitious Time, 140: como carreg the total to 93 be-this," Mrs. Evans presented the fore the former, who had batted cup she had donated for the best 17th of September, 182: Tin Ho. for 50 minutes, was well held by nelding display, as judged by the 151: Tiny Star, 158; Young Chap, Sinclair at wicket for 42, which two captains. to J. W. Foster. included but I fours. Appearing whose speed in the held and ex- to be well set from the start cellent throwing gained him the Evans had scoped by many de- well-earned honour.

147.

Sub-Griffins Autumn Plate. Belmont Star. 155: Double Chance, 151: Emergency Call, 151;

lightful shots to the off and pretty (SHANGHAI C.C. 1ST INNINGE 305 Invermark, 152; Lucky Strike, 157; strokes to the leg, but was given a

· H. D. Bidwell, Lb.w. Pear-

spn

2nd Innings

O. G. Simpson, c Purry, b

Pearson

2

14

2

A. J. Barson, e Evans, b

Foster

40

-re-

J. Bowerman, c Foster, b

Kirkbride

life at 28, Pearson joined Newcomb after 123 and the 100 went up -minutes of play, but with the score at 114. Newcomb gave an easy catch to Hart Baker at short "leg in Bidwell's first over. The retiring batsman; during 88 minu- tes at the wicket; had given 鼈

of masterly display, both straint, stylish and chanceless play to score 44 runs by strokes around the wicket.

Pearson was nearly caught at mid-on when at 2, a life which proved to be expensive, but the 5th wicket fell at 121 when James ran himself out, backing up to keenly. Pearson again was given a life when a sitter was dropped at backward point, although this luck for Hankow was short lived fet Purry was completely beaten

F. Marshall. . c Purry, b

Pearson

A, C. Sinclair, e Jansen, b

Sherwin

N.. Hart Baker, b Sherwin K. Campbell,

Sherwin

J. C. Pullen, l.b.w. b Pear-

son

Nebula Star, 148; Propitious Time, 150: Sci-Fa, 150; Seventeenthe.of September, 162: Valley View, 150: Wadebridge, 167.

Cantala Handicap Two Mile Post Once Round and In

Alacrity, 155 lbs.; Halcyon, 149; High Finance, 144; Bnowy. River, 185:St. Joan, 147; The Griaffe, 138; Vixen Tor, 143.

13

0

Evans, b

2

6

18

Hong Kong Hockey Club against

B

8

ber 2.

118

W. Marsay, not out

J., D. Sayle, b Pearson

Extras: b 8

·

Total

APPEALS BOARD

In connection with the Appeals Board meeting, this was due to the refusal of the League Management Committee to allow the Eastern Athletic Association to play in the first division. The Eastern ap- pealed against this decision and the Appeal Boards met on Septem- ber 5 and arrived at the following decision:

U.S. BASEBALL.

Cubs And Tigers In World Series

New York, Sept. 30. The major league baseball season ended yesterday, with the Chicago Cubs paving secured the National League pennant and the Detroit Tigers winning American League honours.

The World Series will begin on October 2 with the meeting be- tween the Cubs and the Tigers.—

ગમ Beuter.

Management Committee by the rules of the Hong Kong Amateur Football League, and unless there is evidence before us that the League Management Committee in the discharge of their duties, bad proceeded on the wrong principle. namely, had taken into account

considerations which should not have so been taken into account. the Appeals Board should not in- terfere with any decision as to the any team playing quality of arrived at by the League Manage- ment Committee.

"In this case we are satisfied from the evidence of the repre- sentative of the League Manage- ment Committee (after hearing the representatives of the Easterti Athletic Association) that each of "Under rule 49 of the Hong the probable players whose names Kong Football Association rules, were submitted were most careful- the Eastern Athletic Association ly considered as to his playing has a right of appeal from the merits and that the League Man- decision of the League Manage-agement Committee arrived at a Committee. But .in. our bona de decision that the play- opinion the duty and responsibility ers submitted would not constitute of deciding what players are or are not sufficient standard to play in any division is a matter which is entirely vested in the League

ment

a team of the requisite standard for playing in the First Division. The appeal is therefore not up- held"

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by a good ball from Bidwell and clean bowled (a for 122). Foster

Fall of wickets--1-4, 2-8, 3-43.

HOCKEY

The following will represent the

the Club de Recreio at King's

Park, 5 pin on Wednesday, Octo-

L. D. Kuse, J. E. Potter (Capt.), E V. Reed, JL Catesworth, W. 'A

joined Pearson and turned Bid-4-52, 5-78, 6-79, 7-84, 8-84, 9-98 Reed, G. Sommer, N. A. E. Mackay,

well prettily to leg for a 2 and a 3. again pulling the same bowler for a 4 in the next over. A change was made in the bowling Marshall resuming in, place of Bidwell, but Pearson Immediately drove him for two beautiful fours. Simpson, who had bowled very steadly and unchanged since lunch, was relieved by. Hart Baker

before who, bowled but one over being replaced by Pullen. Pear- son; driving very hard, was finally caught. by Bidivell-right on the boundary line from & very Me hit for "a lucky but invaluable 48 (174 for 7),

TENSE EXCITEMENT The partnership had added 52 next ball. runs when, from the "Foster mis-hit to be caught at mid on by Barson. Pullen, again being the successful bowler. This was a perlous set back for Han koya Foster (18) was batting very well (174 for 8). Tense ex- eltement reigned when with 43 and zuns still required to win

10-116.

Pearson Sherwin Kirkbride Evans Foster."

1.

BOWLING

O. M. R. W. .22.26 30 5 161 40 3 9 3 17 1

3 0 12 0 2 09.1 HANKOW 15T INNINGS 205 2nd Innings

C. E. Sherwin, b Marshall

E. S. Giles, b Marshal...

A. 8. Newcomb, C Hart

Baker, b Bidwell

G. E. R. Divett. T. 8. D. Whitley, and G. -Nooy.

RECREIO TEAM

The Club de Recrelo team will be:-

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N. Faria; A. A dos Remedios and A. J. Basto; A. R. Pinna; J. Gon- salves and A. A. R. Botelho; F. Nolasco, B. Gosano, A. M. Xavier, N. Beltrao and A. 8. Xavier.

Fall of wickets-1-10, 2-11, 3-03. 4-114, 54121, 6-122, 7-174, 8-174, 9-213.

BOWLING

14

A J. W. Evans, e sinelali

b Marshall

42

T. G. Pearson, c Bid-

Well, b Pullen .......

48

W. E. 8. James, run out

2

P. 8. Purry, b Bidwell

0

Marshall

J. W. Foster, c Bárson, p

Pullen

Simpson

18

Pullen

RH, Dowler, b Marshall 14 C. Jansen, not out.....

Bidwell

19

J. A. Kirkbridge. not out 4 Extras: b 11; Ib. 2; w. 118

Total (9 wkts.)

217

Hart, Baker

O. M. R. W.

24.21 91 4

28 5:56 0

B 0 29 2

2

5 0.20 1050

Umpires:Mess. Fulton, Black-

burn and Tlend.

Scorers: A Bloomfield and Lt. Cmdr. T. Harland, RNT

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