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|NAVY'S SEVEN WICKETS

WIN OVER CLUB

Whitmarsh Unlucky To Miss Century By Single

(By "TAC")

A magnificent fighting first innings, in which he carried his bat and missed scoring a century by a single run and a match-winning second knock, by Captain Whitmarsh, R.M. featured the Triangular Tournament match between the Royal Navy and the Hongkong Cricket Club, by winning which by seven wlekets yesterday the form- ér have annexed the series for this season.

Whitmarsh figured in a sixth wicket stand of 4 with Comman- dar Lees (58), the latter going in when five wickets had fallen for only 40 runs, and in a last-wicket partnership of 45 with P.O. Pax- ton. During this last stand Whitmarah, while hitting anything overpitched, nursed the bowling carefully, but Paxton was caught by Alec Pearce, Gelding close in with the total at 197 and Whit marsh's own score 99.

Going in again 99 iuns in ar- rcars the Club (who had been shot out for 98 on Saturday by Marine Mocres and P. O. Paxton) made a creditable snowing, thanks large- jy, to Harry Owen Hughes and John Pearce. Owen Hughes scored B1 in a captain's tnnings, and Pearce helped, with 42, the pair) figuring in a fifth-wicket stand.

SCORES

HK.CO, 1st. inns. 98.

Navy 1st, inns 107 (Capt. Whit- marsa 99 not out), D. McLellan 5 for 65)

CLUB END INS

L. T. Ride, b Moores....... 13 n. Owen Hughes, 1.b.w. Glenis-

tes

T. A. Pearce, b Muo:es ......

G..P. Longfield, h Moores

D. Mclelian, b Paxton

J. L C. Pearce, b Glenister

H. Stokes, C Manners b Moores

N. D. Lloyd. c. Waltmarsh b

Glenister

J. nsley, c Kyrke b Glenister ...

1. C. Beck, st Clayton b Glerus-

ter

J. H. Fox, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis

CHINA WILL NOT

BE COWERED

Dr. Wang Chung-hul, Min- ister of Foreign Affairs, has Issued the following New Year message at the request of the "Hongkong Daily Press:" "China to-day has friends and sympathisers than ever before. She has won the admiration of all right thinking people of the world who are morally be- hind us. China may have lost some of her important cities but she is not defeated, and she cannot and will not be cowered."

BOWLS MATCH

AT K.B.G.C.

Scotland Defeat

The Rest Team

187

NAVY RETAINS

TROPHY

Rugger. Win Over

The Club

One of the most thrilling exhibitions of Rugby football witnessed in many years was seen at Happy Valley on Sa-. turday, when Navy defeated Club in the deciding game in the Triangular Tournament, Navy retaining the Cup for the second year. The final score was 14 points to three.

"Elliott, in Navy's three-quar- ter line, was in his best form and proved a constant source of worry to the Club forwards. Stevens at back likewise gave a grand display with Askwith also much in the limelight.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, 3rd JANUARY 1930, 9.30 J.M.

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Registered and Ordinary mail (not Insured or Parcels) will be ac-

Bidwell and MacGrath, for the Club deserve mention, while Cess-cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit. ford and Grieve showed good understanding.

Andersun was penalised for off- side and Watson registered Club's opening polats. Their lead, was short lived, as, following a scrim- mage. Club was penalised for "feet- ups" in the serum. Elliott made no mistake with the spot-kick. At three half time the score was points all.

After the interval. Elliott punt- ing the ball in mid-field, saw Bld- well and "MacGrath missing the leather, and Aswith, taking the ball in his stride, scored a brilliant try. Elliott increased, the lead by the convertion. Askwith registered again shortly afterwards. close to the dag-line. Elliott. falled with the kick.

the ball from the scrum.

Ordinary letter mall only for West Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Sze- chwan, Kwelchow and Hunan will be accepted at senders' risk.

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AIT Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct 28th December.

Per

Due

Bangalore Tjisadane.

3rd Jan.

3d JAD

Sarpedon..

3rd Jan.

Titan..

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Manila Maru.

3rd Jag.

Shirala.

4th Jan.

Airways Blavr

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Service"-London date, Imperial

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Skelton placed Navy further in the lead with a try after gathering. 8. A, Honolulu and Japan- (San Francisco date, 10th Dec.). Straits and Europe

Bues via (Papers etc.,)-London date, 8th December and London Parcels London date, iri December, ...........

The teams were!--

Club: M. W. MacGrath; G. K. Chadwick, H. D. Bidwell (Captain), W. E Grieve, D. H. Stewart; F. Cessford, J. R. Henderson; K. A.

A friendly lawn bowls match was played at the Kowloon Bowl-Watson, K. W. Salter, C. M. Stark; Wing Green Club yesterday, when J. S. Dunnett, W. E. Peers; H. W. E. Scotland defeated the Rest by 102 Heath, A. J. G. Taylor and W. 8. 4 shots to 97.

Scores...

WHO

M. R.

Parton

3 32. 1

Moores

Glenister

10.4 2

34 5

Kyrke

8 2 19

Whitmarsh Manners

$ 1 NAVY-2ND INS

L. S. Smith, b McLellan

Capt. Whitmarsh, not out..... L-Comdr. Kennedy, e T. A

Pearce b McLellan

Lt. Manners c J. L. C. Pearce b

Isley

Lt. Firth, hot cut

Extras

Total (fot. 3 wkts.)

Bowling Analysis

Richardson.

Royal Navy:-Pay Lieut. Stevens (Kent); Lieut. (E) Lewis (Birming- Scotland: W. Houston, A. Mor-ham), P. O. Askwith (Dainty), ton, A. Macfarlane and R. Duncan Lieut. Skelton (Midway), Lieut. (skip) 16; C. Wallis, A. Macintyre. Walters (Medway); Lieut. Elliott John

Japan

Shanghai... Rabaul

U. B. A., Honolulu and Japan-

San Francisco date 18th Decem- ber 1938

Japan and Shanghai.. Calcutta and Straits.. Australia and Manila

Air Mall by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service "—London

Watson, and J. McKelvie (Eagle). Lleut. Talbot (Medway): 31st December 1938.

(Medway), 10 (skip) 31: G. N. Mitchell, J. Ross, Lt. Boddingten

Mr.

Halphong

Japan and Shanghai Shanghai

31 A. Hyde Lay and 3. C. Brown Witherden (Duncan), Ldg.. Sea, (skip) 25: A. M. Calman W. Romans (Eagle), Sub. Lt. (A) Hain Spence, W. Orr and W McFarlane (Eagle), Lieut. Darling (Medway). Straits (skip) 19; P. J. A. Hamilton, M. A. Lieut. Ogle (Medway), Lieut. An- Japan.

derson (Medway) and Licut. Griffiths (Medway),

Cairns, H. L. Lockhart and E, M Hanlon (skip) 11. Total 102

0 The Rest:-Jack Watson, C. Hast, D. W, Waterton and J. G. 79 Meyer (skip; 20: R. P. Phillips. E V. Searle, 8. M. White and P. Stoneham (skip) 17; W. D. Dixon. WA. E E Jeffries, J. B. Beach and, C. B. Hosking (skip) 15; G. E. F. Thompson, D. T. Barby, T. Arm-

0. M R.

Longfield

Lloyd

McLellan

1 = 17

Owen Hughes

■

Ilsley

J. L. C. Pearce

2 strong and L. Guy (skip) 19; G. W. Deacon, H. Cooper, H. E. Drew

LADIES' SOFTBALL RESULTS

The following are the results of Ladies League Softball matches played at King's Park yesterday:— Wildcats 19. Cuba 18; Wahoos Baby Panthers ⚫8; Recreio Ladies 19, Canadian Chinese S

and T. C. Robson (skip) 26. "Total 23, 97.

Emp. of Japan Pres. Van

Buren.............

Rajputana.........

Tazima Märn...

Conte Rosso. Fridérun.

President.

Cleveland.

Chitral.. Yuensang...

Taiping.

date. Imperis)

Canada. U.SA.. Japan and Shang- Hal (Vancouver B. C. date. 24th December)..........................

Amoy

Japan, Shanghal and Formosa.. Straits

Airways Plane Canton...... Jean Laborde.. Aeneas.....

Yasukuni Maru... Helyo Maru .......

4th Jan.

5th Jan.

bth Jan.

Sth Jan.

8th Jan.

6th Jan.

6th Jan.".

6th Jan.

8th Jan.

7th Jan,

7th Jan.

9th Jan.

14th Jan

11th Jan.

Emo. of Asia Birdhana Hakusan Maru

12th Jan.

19th Jan.

13th Joo.

Lycaon..

12th Jan.

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INWARD SERVICE.

YACHTING

Wins For Kittiwake

And La Linda

The Sweepstake Race held by the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yes- terday resulted in a win for La Linda (Mrs. M. I. Johnstone), and in the Seamanship Race, Kittiwake (Miss P. M. King), took premler honours.

Detailed results were:-

Jan

STARTED AT 11.00

Finished Corr. Pos. 12.16.40 12.16.40 3

(Mr. J. Krogh Mos), Isobel

........ 12.18.23 12.18.23 8 (Capt. Morres). Cull

SENIOR SHIELD WINS

FOR

Navy Unlucky To Lose

With the aid of three veteran players, St. Joseph's emerged winners in the second round of the Senior Shield match when they played the Navy at Cause- way Bay yesterday. The game was of a higher standard than seen previously when the above sides met. Gosano and Beltrao both scored, the latter's goal, scored in fine manner, decid- ing the game. Remedios play- ed

a sterling game at right back.

12.16.29 12.16.20 - 2 (Mr. A. O G, Mills). Kittiwake..... 12.18.11 12.18.11 S

(Miss P. M. King). Jean

12.17.38. 12.17.30 4 had the opportunity.. (Capt. Northcoté).

Navy had an equal share of the play and were unlucky not to have registered more goals when they

The game opened at a fast pace

Lá Einda 12.15.45" 12.15.45 1 and there were brisk exchanges.

(Mrs. M. L Johnstone).

Koala, D.NF. (Miss M. Corregan),

..... 12.25.47 12.24.087

Alisa

(Mr. W. A. Ingram). Stella

Seattle

. Due

8 JAN., From U.K. via the Straits 5-JAN, From Continental Ports

via the Straita « 13 JAN. From UK via the Straits

"SARPADON"

"TITAN"

*LYCAON"

"DEUCALION *

15 JAN., From U.K. via the Straits

Epecially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamers with

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For freight, Damage rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Tel. 30333:

„Ágents. 1. Cednaught Rowl, C. -

་

12.26.43 12:24.37 8 (Mr. F. J. Atkins). Widgeon 12.2718 12.24.4049

Mr. L. Garrier). Narinette, DN.F. (Mr. Stephenson),

STARTED AT 14.20

Finished Corr. Pos. Gull .......... 18.24.04 180,24.04 3

(Mr. A. O. G. Mills). Kittiwake. 16.21.40 18.21.40. I

(Miss P. M. Kuig),

For

TUESDAY

SAINTS & POLICE Swatow and Saigon....

After twenty minutes, Jones netted the opening goal from a pass by Thorburn. Shortly afterwards he canght Marques napping.

Leading by two goals Navy put on pressure and for a period the Baints' goal was the target of the opposing forwards.

following a corner kick to give st. Joseph's the right of entering the next round of the Senior Shield.

The teams were:

NAVY: MacAllister; Bellis, Fish- er: Honeywell. Dixon, Sull: Arm- strong. Thorburn, Jones, Hunt and Betts.

ST. JOSEPH'S: Marques; Re- medics, Souza; Hussian, Beitrao, Woo; Castilho, Leonard, A. v. Gosano, Gomes and Alves.

POLICE DEFEAT

CLUB

A scrappy and interesting game was seen at Happy Valley yesterday when the Police de- feated the Club by the odd goal th Ave, In the second round of the Senior Shield. The decid- ing point came in the first half of extra time.

Club held a two clear goal lead at half time but allowed the Police to score twice before the end of the second half.

Foochów and Tientsin

and Papers Dairen and (Parcels

only for Canada)-due Victoria B. C., 2nd February. Swatow... 'buh

Holhow and Pakhof. Swatow. Amoy and Foochow Mombasa, Beira, Lourenco Marques, and (Parcels and Papers only) to South Africa via Durban ...... Fort Bayard and Haiphong Chuanchow and Amoy. Shanghai

WEDNESDAY Swatow and Shanghal .. Holhow

Amoy "and Shanghai. Haiphong

SWAŁOW

Parcels only for Singapore

.....

Per

Kaigan........... Kanchow.........

Irton..... Inshun. Klungchow........ Balching.....

Manila Maru......

Jean Duppfa.. Tsinan......... Barpedon........

Kwangtung....... Muinam... Tiisalak...

Date and Time

Tuesday, 3rd.

8.3 AM 8.3 AM

9.30 AM

12.30 PX

12.30 +X

LOU PM

2:30 PM 2.30 2 8:30 PM 3.30 PM

Wed., 4th.

1:30 AM 11:30 AM Noon

2,00. PM

3.00 72

Laos

Beistan....

Van Heutsz......

7.60 M

IPO.

Reg.

5. PM

ONL

5.30 PM

GP.O.

Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hono

Inlu, and U.S.A. by the "Pan- American Airways Direct Service" Fan American

Airways plane due San Francisce 11th January,

THURSDAY

....Hupen

Tjizadane.. Yatshing

Swatow and Tientsin Strange and Fowler both netted | Amoy ... after 15 minutes of scoreless play. Swatow and Tientsin ...... Moss replied for the Follce after Manila, Saigon, Bangkok,(M-uritius the interval, Moon Kay netted the Papers only) Reunion, Madagas- GOSANO'S - EQUALISER

car. L Marques, and (Parcels Leonard reduced arrears from aequaliser, and Wong Tsing-yao the

and Papers only for South Africa rebound which hit the cross-piece. deciding point in the extra time

Via Durban. From a corner kick by Alves, Go- allowed.. sano netted the equaliser. The score at half time was two goals all,

The teams were:- POLICE: Aitken; Patken, Chan Kwong-yue; Fan Kwai-chi, Brit- After the interval, mid-field play tian, North; Wing Tsing-yao, Fer- 16.22.30 16.22.30 2 dominated. Both custodians were rier, Moon Kay, Kong Hing.

Jean

(Capt. Northcote).

Allsa, D.N.F. (Mr. J. Moffat Wilson) Widgeon.... 18.35.58 16.33.12 4.

(Mr. L. Garner),

tested repeatedly and many bril- Hant saves were seen.

CLUB: Cole; Keown,, Taylor: Skinner, Kirwan, Millington; Pile and Towards the end of the final Dunnett, Fowler, Strange half Beltrao scored a fine. goal Shore.

"Virmait · for

"Imperial Direct Rervice"due 12th January 1939.

Boissevain

fee. 6,30 PM

Ord

7,00 PM

Thursday, 5th.

8.30 AM 10.00 AM 10.30 AM

Fling.

3.30 PM EPO.

6,00 PM Ord.. 6,37 PM

OPO.

0.00 TN

Airways

R-V" London. Imperial

Airways Plane 4 rd. 7.00 PM

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