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SHANGHAI CRICKETERS IN
FRIENDLY CONTEST
KERMANI REGISTERS
CENTURY
K.C.C. Defeated
Right after the strenuous Interport game, the Shanghat cricketers went one la win a splendid game when they were en- tertained by the Kowloon Cricket Club, by defeating their hosts by 98 after very exciting play.
The feature of the day's match was the brillant display by Korman who registered 115 not out and who in the course of a great lanings hit no fewer than 14 boundariers and 3 aixes. A. T. Lay helped the Club a great deal by scoring a good 71, and it was a delight to see. the way in which he helped himself to the runs. From the very beginning he opened his shoulders and scored with some terrific drives.
vely
SHANGHAI OPENS ACCOUNT Madar, and Burnett who filled the
Ereach indulged. In some "On a perfect wicket Willams and Leckie opened Shanghai's inrings hitting and soon brought his score against the
attack of Burnett. up to 32 when he skied a ball of well Runs began to come fairy fast. Madar to Jenkins and was but however with the core at held.
Willams was caught by Goodwin The rest of the
Club
batsmen
off Burnett after he had made 7.did not do much and were all out E. C. Baker who was twelfth man for 173. Thus Shanghal had won for Shanghai in the Interport very close game by 97 runs. match, was next man in but he
SHANGHAI
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did not last long for he was clean. P. M. Williams, e Goodwin ed bowled by "Goodwin with only b Burnett
Ave ruhs to his credit, Leckie was J. B., H. Leckie, 1.b.w., b Smith in, splendid form and began to E C. Baker, b Goodwin score all round the wicket, and S. H. Kermani, rist out Kerman who had joined him soon F. Stokes, hit wkt. settled down to some pretty bat- C. Jenkins, b Goodwin ting. Leckie, who had reached his D. Leach, c Hung. b R. Lee 40 stepped in front of a straight H. Madar, not out
hall from Smith and Was given G. B. Elliott, e Hung, b Good- out. l.b.w. Stokes was DOW 1550- qlated with Kermani and the pair went after the bowling, the lat- ter who was once again in
'ex- cellent form did not let a loo.c
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$
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YACHTING
Yesterday's Races
The race in the "A" Class, which started at 2.45 pm. yesterday re- sulted as foHOWS:.........
Carpenter, Al
(Col. Grinin)
Finished Pps.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935.
HOME FOOTBALL
FORECASTS
'(BY FORWARD).,
The following are the fixtures for" Saturday, November, 18. Teams in bold type are tipped to win:-
Rosulte 1932-3 1933-4 1934-5
DIVISION I
Mileage
18.29.20 5
(Miss G. R. Edwards)
Aston, Villa BOLTON W.
110 7.
12 મ.
CHELSEA Manchester C.
3-1 2-0 0-3
1
Lobo, A2
18.22.11 1
BRENTFORD. DERBY C.
249
7.
Sunderland
40
1.
Birmingham
......D.NF. B.N.F.
EVERTON
180
V
Arsenal
HUDDERSFIELD
60
Y;
Stoke
16.27.05 4
MIDDLESBRO' ...
215
Y
Blackburn R
4--0
Portsmouth
220
V.
Leeds 0,
3-3 2-1
True Blue, Ali
18.2445
17
2
PRESTON S.E.
100
Y. W. Brom, A
(Major H. Thoyts)
SHEFFIELD W WOLVES
65
85
Y. Liverpool
(Mrs. D. W Persse)
La Lindo, AS
Joss, A8
Cicada. A10"*...*.****
(Mr, G. B. Portman)
Pat, 12
* 16.22693
Mixed Claises
Grimsby T.
DIVISION "II.
Norwich C.
BLACKPOOL
Bradford
Sheffield U.
LEICESTER SOUTHAMPTON
BARNSLEY
130
IIT.
3
Bradford City BURNLEY CHARLTON A. Fulham Hull City
60 7.
18
察
147
v.
"
...
98
210
*
MANCHESTER U. NEWCASTLE U.
165
V
W. Ham U
1-2
110 Y.
Doncaster R.
PLYMOUTH A
225
V.
PORT VALE
125
Notts Forest' Swansei T.
2
TOTTENHAM
180 Y
Bury
The results in the Mixed Classes, started at 3 p.m. are as follows:-
Finished Corr. Pða. Diana, HI 16.35.14 16.95.14 5
(Col. E. Kirke) Collech, H2. 16.33.23 16.28.02
(Capt. M. Syddall). Rolla, H3 18.33.18 16.33.18
(Miss B. Kirkėj Eunice, 03 16.53.30 18.24.50
(Mr. E. S. O. Dunlop). Sirius, G. 16.49.11 16.25.51
(Mr. W. Newman)
The course laid was Kowloon Rock (3), Channel Röcks. (8). Rumsey Shoal (P), Channel Rocks (8), and Club Line.
RACING IN MACAO
4 First Meeting Next
Month
The Macao Jockey Club willi 271 hold its first meeting of the autumn season on Sunday, Decem- ber 8, after some months of, Ina- tivity due to the summer vacation. The programme is as follows:-
win Extras
42
"271
delivery go by and with
Ane "drive, be reached his 50. also
sending the 140 up.
(Total for 7 wkts. P Madar did not bat.
Bowling Analysis
Stokes waS
O. M. R. W. 13 1 611
17
5
67" 4
3
28 0
13
2 38 1
24 1
11
0
K.C.C.
|N. A. E. Mackay, é' Leckie; b
Madar
26
-batting very confidently and drove Burnett
1. Goodwin for some pretty boundar- | Goodwin
lep but soon after he had reached | Hung
his 20 he attempted to pull Good | Lee
'n to the leg boundary, but in Smith swinging round, hit his wicket.
Shaghal were now 148 for 4 wickets.
14
KERMANI'S CENTURY
Fincher
Jenkins was next to occupy the AT. Lay, b Jenkins
E. F. Fincher, b Leach
W. C. Hung. C Williams, ង
Jenkins
wicket and played the Arst few deliveries very carefully. Robble Lee who was bowling from Bowling Green end, kept a perfect R. Lee. Stokes. b Madar length and the batsmen found a G. C. Burnett.
the
Litle difficulty in dealing with his bais. However in trying to vary his pace, he sent down a full toss which Jenkins heatly put to the leg boundary for 4.
Kermant who faced
Goodwin
was well set, and scored two sixes
Madar
Jenkins.
b
F. A.-Munn, c Jerkins, b Lec-
kie
V. Gittins, not out
F. Goodwin, e Stokes, b Leckie FS. W. Smith. c Williams, b
Madar
off successive balls and Jenkins 8. Jex. c Booth, b Madar
got. 2 fours. This was a most ex-
pensive over for Goodwin аз
he
gave away. 20 runs.
Ernie Fincher was then brought
Extras
on in place at Goodwin. Kermani who now faced Burnett, sert up! Willaims the 200 after 95 minutes play, he Baker
was playing splendidly and scored Stokes all;round the wicket.
Elliott When play was adjourned for Madar timp, Kermani had. 86 not out and Booth The score Leich
Jenkins 23 not out.
board read 224-4-20.
then
Jenkins
After the fifin Interval, Jenkins Leckle bly added 4 to his total and was bowled by Goodwin. Leach went in but did not stay long. He obtained a 4 and two singles, and Was nicely caught by Hung of R. Lee.
1st Race. Shek-O Stakes, For Subscription griffins of the Hong Kong Jockey Club of 1935 that have not won more than $1,000 at date of entry. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners up to time of race 6 lbs. penalty. Unplaced ponies up to time of race 5 lbs. 71 allowance. Jockey allowance. Once
6 Round,
2nd Race. Stanley (1st Section).
Handicap For China Ponies 5 classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as "D" or "E" Class at date 32 of entry.' Jockey, allowance.
Mile.
11
9
One
N.B. One entry only will be 10 made for Stanley Handicap. Eb- stries will be divided into First and Second Section at the discretion of the Handicapper.
3rd
D
Race. Stanley Handicap 4 (2nd Section). For China. Ponies classified by the Hong Korg
173 Jockey Club as "D" or "E" Class
ance Blx Furlonga.
Bowling Analysis
at date of entry.
O, M.
K. W
2
21
0
10. 0
13 0
21 0
11
43 5 7 0 29 1 18 2 72
GOLF
Adamson 'Cup
Kermani went on to play splen- Qualifying rounds played at did cricket and soon made his Happy Valley from November 1 to century. Partnered by Elliott he10 resulted in T, J. Přice 82-13-69 raised his score to 115. then El-qualifies). There were 93 entries. lott was caught, by Hing of Glood- win. H. Madar joined Kerman and at 271 Shanghal declared for 7 wickets
***
CLUB'S SHORT LEASE The Club, was faced with a huge score as Lay and Mackay opened innings of WHilams first
de-
lvery, Lay scored a boundary and then cut a nice, couple. Williams was sending down some full tosses on the leg side and Mackay pull- ed him to the boundary and then hlt a single, Facing Baker
9
he
pulled him for 4.,
The 30 was sent up to quick
MEDAL COMPETITIONS The result of the LG.U. Medal Competitions played at Fanling on Tuesday was as follows:- 1.
Suver Division (Old Course). Mrs. Gilmore 03 – 15–78.
Bonze Division (New Course). Miss C. Crapnell 87-19-68.
MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
Radio Win
Jockey allow-
4th Race. South China Cup. A handicap. Winner: A cup value $500 presented by the South China Athletic Association with $200 added. A forced eatry of all ponies entered for the meeting with the exception of "C", Class. Jockey allowance. One Mile.
5th Race-Macao Handicap. For Subscription griffing of the Hong Kong Jockey Club or Macao Jockey Club of any season. Jockey allowance Six Furlongs..
6th Race Victoria. Hauricap. For China Ponies classifed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club is “C” Class at date of entry. Jockey allowance. One and Quarter
Miles.
DIVISION III. (SOUTH)
BOURNEMOUTH
70
Aldershot
BRISTOL R. CARDIFF C.. CLAPTON 0. CRYSTAL PAL. GILLINGHAM LUTON
30
Newport
135
*.
Millwall
165 የ.
Exeter C...
12
T
Watford
69 V
Torquay
75
Swindon
NORTHAMPTON-
60
47 V.
75
V.
Bristol C.
SOUTHEND U... ·
70 Y.
NOTTS C.
READING
Q.P.R
Coventry
Brighton
DIVISION III. (NORTH)
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The initial results in the Steel Coulson's Snooker League are as follows:-
'Garrison. Sergts, Mess
1-0 1-2
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FRIENDLY RUGBY NAVY WINS
A scrappy rugby match was #ichessed on the Club ground at Happy Valley yesterday evening, when HMS. Medway played the Hong Kong Football Club's "A" team and scored a convincing victory, winning by eight points to six points, in a friendly encoun- ter,
Digby Smith Trim Leach Bycott
.00 $3
The winners played a good game, and thoroughly deserved the points.
R.&W.O.'s and Serzts. Mess Black
Warren was the most successful player for the Navy side, scoring 8 poluts (1 goal and 1 try), while Fleiden and Archer did best for the Club
50
Collins
53
Chant
65
Finner
13
--
68
Warr
est score ever recorded in this coin- petition. He is to be congratulat-
The R.E. Bergte won by 3 games ed on his success.
E.PO, ang P,Ò% Club CPO Matheson CP.O. Jenner. OPO. McClean C.P.O. Todd CPO. Randall
7th Race-Consolation Stakes. A Cup valte $50 will be presented to the winning jockey For China to 2.2. Poriles that have started at this meeting kid not won. Weight 125 lbs. Ponies placed second at the meeting 7 Iba penalty. Pontes placed third at the meeting 4. lbs: penalty. "C" Class "Danifes barred. To be ridden by ladies. Once Round.
Entries close at 8 pm. on Mr. Soares! Wednesday, November 20, at the Mr. Rose Secretary's Office, Messrs. Ben- Jamin Potts New Block Building. Ice House
Exchange Street.
A fast and keenly-contested en- time, and Stokes was brought on counter was witnessed at Caroline In place of Wiliams. Both bata-H yesterday when the Radlo men scored freely and Lay with Sports Club met the Hong Kong the under-graduates attack. Short- some crisp drives reached his 40. University in a Mamak Tournay before the interval Awtar Singh With the score at 71 Mackay tried ment game, which resulted in the created the winners' lead: to hook Madar to the leg boundary triumph of the former team by 4 put was well held by Leckle after scals to nil. fe had scored 20.
At the resumption, ffie game wis not so evenly contested as 18 thể first half. As the Radio players were pressing for most of the time. Oveira, played a good game
A feature of the match was the Erate Fincher was next in and fine display put up by the Varsity broke his duck with a sing'e of goal-keeper, who is not for him, Eltott Lay gave Stokes a hard the losers would have gone down the losers. Playing In the pivotal position, he worked like i Batch but it was not taken so he by a wider deficit reached his 50. At 90 Lesch cane Immediately, at the start or play, Trojan. on and with his second delivery Chowdhury Singh scored with Awtar singh afd the "tial targe elean bowled Fincher. Hung did brillant shot. Play was then con by scoring two more goals in the not stay long and was caught after ned to ma-deld where A. E. P. second het. The afal Wedd
5. R. Lee was also dis- Cuest, the Radio right back ex was blown with the Radio still at
aten by Stokes of celled--he time and again repulsed tacking.
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Sgt. Beard
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Sgt. Sollis
43
C.QMS. Cheetham
C.S.M. Dale in
49
Sgt. Freeman
Prison Officern
Club
Mr. McTavish
10
46
Mr, Perryt
50
22
Mr. Nason
30
31
· Dr. G. I. Shaw
$5
31
Mr. T File
23
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