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Will Battling Rio Accept?
Three Hat Tricks" In Match
MEDICALS BEAT· SIGNALS
In a cricket match played at Sookunpoo yesterday, the Royal Army Medical Corps defeated the Royal Corps of Signals in a close game. The bowlers had a feld day. Wynne and Entwhistle, of the medicals both secured the "hat trick," while Major Swyers knocked up 58 runa. Major Swyers also distinguished himself by taking a "hat trick" in bowling.
The Medicals won by WO wickets.
R.A.M.C.:-(Webb. 32, Patterson 29, Swyer 58; Parsons 3 for 23) and 87 Hatfield 20; Card 4 for 24, Parsons 3 for 22).
Signals:-91 (Smith #31, Murphy 23: Ertwhistle 3 for 2 Wynne 5 for 19) and 117 (Stanford 33, Smith 31, Webb 4 for 43, Swyer 3 for 12),
NOMADS WIN AT HOCKEY
Defeat Radio Sports Club
MAMAK TOURNAMENT
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A fast and interesting.Mamak Hockey Tournament match was played
the Radio hockey ground. Caroline Hl, yesterday when the Nomads defeated the Radio Sports Club by two goals to. one. The latter felded only ten
mes
The teams:-
Radio S.C.:-Rocha; Kitchell, J. S. Grewal, J. Singh, M. H. Hassan, M. Singh; Kitchell, Telok Singh, Gurbachan Singh and Jagett
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Shanghai, Yokobama,,, Kobo
Feb.
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R J. Reed, L. Souza: R... Süva, F. Reed, S. Reed, H. "Gubbay and J. H. Franco.
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Shortly after the game.com- menced the Nomads settled down and concentrated on the Radio goal area. S. Reed was respon- sible for a number of individual efforts but had bad tuck in not scoring At the other end of play Gurbachar Singh played well and his stick work was pretty watch.
There was no score in the first half.
On resumption
of play the Radio launched an attack and forced a short corner. Jagett Singh hit the ball to Hassan, who in turn ficked it to Singh who scored the opening goal. Play was then confined to mid-held and after ten minutes the Nomads rallied. Reed passed the ball to Franco who made no mistake with the equaliser.
Gurbachan
Shortly after, the Nomads, con- tinued to press and Franco com- ing in from the last wing scored the winning goal. The final score was 2-1 in favour of the Nomads,:
ZIMMERN HITS UP 70 RUNS
Drawn Match At Pokfulam
A very enjoyable cricket match was played at Pokfulam yester- day between the Alumal Associa- tion and The University, the re- sult being a draw.
Alumni Assn.: 185 for 5· dec. (F. R. Zimmer 70, F. M. N. da Silva 35, D. Hung 32).
University: 161 for 6 (M. C. Hung 46 not out, K. S. Oh 27; F. R. Zimmern 3 for 37. A. A. Rum- Jahn 3 for 30).
BUDGE AND MAKO ARE BEATEN
Adelade, Jan. 28. Donald Budge and Gene Mako, the American tennis stars who won the doubles championships at Wimbledon last summer. eliminated in the semi-finals of : the--Australian Tennis Champion-
ships today.
Scores:
were
Adrian Quist and John Bromwich (Australia). bent Donald "Budge and Gene Mako (US) 3-4, 4-8, 6-3, 6-4, 6-1.
Baron Gottfried von Gramm and Henner Henkel. (Germany) best Crawford and Vivian McGrath (Australia) 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5,---
(To The Sports Editor, "The Hong Kong Daily Press")
No. 10, Mess.
ILM.S. Cumberland,
Hong Kong. January 28th. 1938,
Dear Sir,With reference to the letter from "Dollar Seats" that appeared in your issue of today. I should like to inform him that
I am in HMS. Cumberland, very fit and willing to fight any maid- die-weight in the Colony includ- ing Battling Rio" who 1 under- stand has recently returned from Singapore. I agree with “Dollar Sents" that the lack of good box- ing cards in Hong Kong is to be regretted for undoubtedly there must be a great interest in the ̈“Noble Art" in the Services. 1. tect sure that the civilian popu- lation would give their support as they do to the "Canidrome" at Shanghal. This venue is packed to capacity each Friday » night, and I have recently had three fights there, twice as main events and once as semi-final the results being 1 draw and 2 wins in my favont while I have held the middle-weight Championship oi the China Fleet 1936-37, 1937-38.
I feel sure that a good boxing
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card whether weekly or monthly 'would add to the amenities of the Colony for men of the Services who after the Cinemas have very little to interest or attract them. Subject to the permission of my Commanding Officer I'am willing to discuss terms with, any promoter who may be interested.-Yours, ote..
SEAMAN BOB HARVEY.
ANDERSON AND E. F. FINCHER
IN BIG PARTNERSHIP
In an enjoyable all-day game at King's Park yesterday the Kowloon Cricket Club juntor cricket eleven ran their seniors quite close and were beaten by tour wickets, after they had put up the fine total of 190" ruLS.
D. J. N. Anderson (93) and E F. Fincher (57) who figured in a sixth wicket partnership of 102, were Int chiefly responsible for the Eleven's win. Both had lucky mo- ments and if Anderson had been run out, as he would have but for a misunderstanding, before he got double-figures, it is possible there might have been a different result. The 102 rins were made in only 53 minutes after five wickets had gone cheaply...
Scores:-
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R
W.
Lee .....
10.4 3
36
3
O'Bryen
4
23
Goodwin
10
2. 43
Anderson
15
5 36 3
12 -1 14 2
E. F. Fincher Lloyd
E..
9 4
FIRST ELEVEN D. J. N. Anderson, e Dand. b
Perry ....
T. A Madar, b Luke .. F. 1. Zimmern, b Perry
G. F. O'Bryen, c Perry, b Bar-
gent
N. D. Lloyd, b Perry
W: Bambro, b«Baxter
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
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Kongen
A. A. Dand, e O'Bryan, b Good-
win
0. M. R. W.
Prominent
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2
C. B. R. Sargent, b Lee
19
Perry
14
----, 47
3
Kongmoon and Pakhoi (vis Kongmoon) Hotbow
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2
Sargent
6 -# 29. 1
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25
Baxter........
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18
1
Hall
190
F. Broadbridge . I
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R. T. Broadbridge. b Anderson W. L. McKenzie, c Zimmern, b
Eloyd.....
G, A. V. Hall, b Lee...
Extras
Total
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