1938-04-18 — Page 11

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

SPORT

KWONG WAH WIN JUNIOR LEAGUE TABLES "Y" LADIES LOSE

FOOTBALL SHIELD

South China "B" Go Further

For Senior League Title

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Kwang Wah have won the Junior Football Shield and South China B have advanced further in their quest for the First Division Championship as the result of Saturday's matches.

Kwong Wah won after a hard game with the Ordnance but South China were all over Kowloon, Scoring", "Ave times without reply.

In the second division Club pulled up from 0-3 down against the 5th Bde. R.A. to draw the match, while Royal Scots (B-0 v. Eastern) and Middlesex (60 v. Kowloon), scored meritorious wins.

RESULTS AND GOAL-SCORERS AT ONE GLANCE

JUNIOR SHIELD-FINAL ROUND

KWONG WAN

Chin Chi-fun, Lau Wing-ku!.

3

TO-DATE

FIRST DIVISION

Goals

P. W. D. L. A. Pts.

8. China "B 18 14 1 1 47 17 20

Middlesex 17 13

3

2.45 21 28

8. China "A" 17.10

2

5 57 27 22

Royal Scots

16:10

Kowloon

16 7

Eastern Police Club St. Joseph's 15 2 X. Chinese 17 1

17 8

16

1 5 39 30 21 225 26.16 47 40 33 18 5 8 32 34 11 15 4 1. 10 36 63 9

2 11 33 47.0 2 14 23 79 4

LAST MATCH

Beaten By Grampus

And Conditions

for this

The last appearance season of "Y" Ladles, Caer Clark Cup hockey champions." in their return match with "HMS, Gram- pus, proved & dampener so far na the result was concerned, for, play ing in weather that was most un- suitable for them, the ladies last by 7 goals to 3.

They were two short and filled up up their side, with Lt. Cotman Totals 162 70 22 70 377 377 162 naval cricketer, rugger player. and hockey exponent, and Miss B. Parsons, of C.H.A. Ladies.

SECOND DIVISION

Goals

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

PRESS BEATEN AT CRICKET

Run Up Big Score But R.A.M.C. Go One Better

(BY "NEW LBW.") Although they ran up the respec- table total of 194, a Press Cricket XI was defeated by the Royal wickets in a high and fast scoring A TOY Medical Corps by five

game at Sookunpoo on Friday.

For their fine win the Medieźls had to thank Capt. Harvey, who hit up a brilliant not cut century. He was ably supporter by 8/Bzt. Paterson.

Mrs. M. Read (2) and Miss M. For the losers, who once they Bmith scored the goals for the had passed the 160 mark lashed lasers. while Lt. Skelton and Lt.out with an abandon that was re- Woods, who were in great form shared the Grampus' goals,

LAWN BOWLS

freshing if none too wise. F. M. el Arculli batted extremely well for the Press, hitting freely for 89, while A. R. Abbas, helped consider- ably with 42. Veteran A. H. Rum- Jahn showed that he is still a force to be reckoned with in compling|

Only three friendly lawn bowls ja correct 23. matches, of an informal nature

were played on Saturday.

Scores.com

Press XL-184 (N.A.E. Mackay

At Happy Valley Police Recrca-15, A R. Abbas 42. 4. H. Rumjahn tion Club entertained a team from 23, F. M. el "Arcul 58, A. M. Omar the neighbouring Valley Clubs in | 16). Totals 204 90 2490 495 485 204 an enjoyable game, losing by two

Middlesex

läth AA. Bde, 19 15 3

18 16 2 0 67 13 34 2 53 26 32

Wong King-cheung.

ORDNANCE

Munton, Lee Kwok-kee

(own goal).

2 Kwong Wah 18 11

5

273 26 27

Royal Scots 18 9

6

3 44-27 24

South China 20 11

0

9 51 33 22

E'gineers (E) 18 6

3

7 53 33.19

FIRST DIVISION

Kowloon

18 6 3 10 29 39 14

C. Police

SOUTH CHINA “B”

3

KOWLOON

D

Lou Cheung-8ang. Yeung Shui-yick 2 Bliss Town goal), Chan Tak-fal

20 6 Club

19 5 E'gineers (C) 17 2 Eastern 19 1

2 12 36 63 14

1 13 45 70-11

1 14 22 67 5 0 18 12 881

MIDDLESEX

6

Grogan 4. Coomer. Crowhurst.

ST. JOSEPH'S

Costilho.

SECOND DIVISION

5TH BOE. BA

3

CLUB ......

Carley. Bancroft, Whittle.

Forrow 2, Wilson.

ROYAL SCOTS

8

EASTERN

的

McDonald 4, Pow 3, Milroy.

ENGINEERS (CH)

}

POLICE

1

Chan Yiu-kuen.

Wong Mow-kwal

MIDDLESEX

6

KOWLOON

0

Willam 2. Marable, Izzard 2.

2 in a thrilling game.

RAJPUTANA RIFLES

SUCCESS

The Rajputana Rifles won the

Sookunpoo on Friday when they

shots.

. On the Mainland, Kowloon Cricket Club had two intra-club games, both happy-go-lucky af- fairs.

Lawn bowlers_are_still_ "loopeNI....

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“WISDEN "

The New, Issne

John Wisden published the Arst edition of "Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack" in 1884, and until 1937 it continued to be published by the Arm of which he was the founder, each year increasing in size and au- thority. Last year the proprietors decided that it would be to the ad- vantage of the book and the coa- venience of the cricket publie gen- erally for it to be published by a trade house, so arrangements were made with J. Whitaker and Sons, Ltd.. publishers of the famous "Whitaker's Almanack," for its issue through them.

The new "Wisden" is published in two editions. The 55. edition 1s in a newly designed and strong Itmp linen cover (instead of the old paper one) and bears a wood; cut of an old-time cricketing scene | by Eric Ravilious The cloth, bind- ing, at 7s. 6d. net, has also been restyled, and will give more satis- factory wear,«

FIVE CRICKETERS..

The section containing the "Five Cricketers of the Year" (Goddard, | Hardstaff. Hutton. Parks and Paynter has been considerably extended, and is followed by the special articles.

"Here again "Wisden" is up-to- date. GO. Allen talks about "More Natural Wickets," the Hon. Mr. Justice Herbert V. Evatt of the High Court of Australia writes on Don Bradman, and his article is accompanied by a full-page action. photograph; "Tich" Freeman Elus- trates his article on "Spin Bowl- Ing" with pictures of his grips; and "Patsy". Hendren on his re- tirement contributes some con- troversial and entertaining "Re- flections."

COMMISSION REPORT The Editor, in his "Notes," com- ments on the report of the Cricket Commission, the eight-ball over, the England captaincy, and the duration of Test Matches, giving his reasons for looking to the future with optimism. `

Again, "Wisden" has not over- looked the growth and Increasing appeal of women's cricket, 'more particularly the exchange of visits between England and Australis teams. So for the first time in the history of the book there is a special section dealing with Wo- men's Cricket, which includes a re- port and full scores of all England v Australia Test Matches played to- date. The Universities and Public Schools are dealt with in special sections, and "Cricket in the Em- pire" covers the tour of the 1936-37 M.C.C. team' in Australia as well as the tour of Canada in the an tumn of 1937.7

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