1922-11-12 — Page 7

THE INTERPORT MATCH.

Shanghai's Thrilling

tory on Saturday,"

LEACH'S FINE PER

FORMANCE.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH:

Hayward soon began to bli out Shanghai-2nd. Innings.

| freely, Ollardasaan following wait. A. W. Hayward, b Capt. Davies. 1

Runk, however, came slowly, and H. B. Ollerdsssen, 1.b.w, Evans 19] Hayward' legatump, after flisen M. J. Direcha, o Brosoak, b minutes' play, was displaced by Reed Vic-Havelock Davies, Harward had scored 7, and Shanghai were ann wicket down for 15.

One of the most exciting Inter- port ericket matches we have had for many a long year ended on Saturday afternoon, when Shang- hai, after all seemed last, de- feated Hongkong comfortably, mainly due to the failure by the local side to rise to the occasion in their second innings, and the magnificant batting of Leach for the visitors. His 9 was obtain- ed in fine style, and probably won the match for his team.

After the Hongkong captain, Hancock, had been dismissed for a "duck" just at noon, Webster went in to partoer Pearce. Hongkong's total was then 28 for

the loss of four wickets.

Divscha joined Ollerdessen, and runs began to come more freely after a time, but the first-namoj seat a return off Reed to Hancock which the latter brilliantly caught almost on the ground. Two wickets for. 20.

Leach Goes In.

11

D. W. Leach, b Capi, Davies... 7 Lt. D). M. Lees, b Eras.............. [W.C. G. Clifford, o Quick, b

Capt. Davies

S. J. Deeks, e Capì. Davies, b

Webster

av. C. E. Spencer, 1.b.. Capt. Davies

Dr. O'Hara, out out.... 1. M. Billings not cut

Extras

Total for whis)... 107 TM. W. H. Wilson, did not bat.

Fall of wickets.— 1

3 *

Lesch was next man in, and kept his end up well. Thirty was passed in a few minutes, and both batsmen seemed to be getting used to Havelock Davies” express Evans deliveries.

afterwards 15 20 31 SO 126 181 187 IK relieved the latter, with the ball.

Howling analysis. — Shanghai wota 50 3,25,

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Oller dessen, one of the mainCapt. P.HI. Pavies 20

E. B. Read stays of his side, was appealed

B. 14 Evan- against for l.b.w. at half past EA. Weister S three, and given out, with 19 (1), 11. Sayer his credit, and Shanghai were E. Hancock now three wickets down for 34

Lees went in to join Leach, and Webster took the ball from Reed.. Seventy was passed at a quarter to four and Sayer relieved Webster.

Rupa began to come more free Ir, with "Mr. Extras" contribut-} ing. Pearce Rave a difficult chance to Divecha of 'O' Bars. and scored a single from this. A glance to the boundary past the slips, off Wilson, added a Evans shortly after found Lees" useful to Pearce's total leg stump when the latter had

scored 11 Four for 50.

minute later.

Webster reached the bourdary not long afterwards off Wilson's bowling and Pearce also found the ropes off the same bowler. Pearce afterwards survived at appeal for leg before.

Clifford now joined Leach, and aftersome minutes of play, doring which several useful runs were added, he hit Sayer over the screen at the parilion end for 6, the store passing 90.

*Bowled one wair

Some Comments.- The Interport encket match which concluded on Saturday was remarkable for the comparatively tow storing in all the innings excepiShangbai's second venture. It would appear that had Shang- hai not collapsed so inexplicably intheir first innings, the local side would have suffered a far more severe defeat, for Hongkong's totals of 140 and 141 may be taken as a fair average of what the side would ever be able to do against good bowlers and fielders, both of were possessed by the visiting team.

The partnership was 8003 Havelock Davies then went on producing many useful runs.agains: the Naval Yard end. both batsmen scoring repeated Runs continued to come freely, boundary hits. Sixty was and the century was passed at passed after less than 4.12 p.m. Leach bad by then con-which three-quarters of an hour's play. tributed over 30 Leach then relieved Wilson at the pavilion end, and for the next! over Billings took O'Hara's place Webster soon afterwards gave a chance in the slips of Leach, when he had passed 20. Lesch was now bowling a faster bal.

Hancock tookSayer's place, and Lesch sent two of his deliveries to the boundary, passing bis 40 easily, and raising the Shanghai total above 110. Leach reached half century at 4.30.

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Clifford was caught it: the slips Webster later skied one of his de-just before this by Dick, after and the fielding was not consis*ammer, when on the 8th. and 91b- | with the coconut shies: to the

compiling a fine 23. Five wickets

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Messrs. Donnelly & Whytefor the quarter to one, and Hongkonz

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A Fruitful Partnership.

expectations in their first innings, highly successful performance of applying sugar: to the Dairy well caught in the slips by Leach after he had knocked up 25. Hoog Webster relieved Hancock, but this latement of their capabilities A Tight Corner, produced by Farm Co, for supplies of butter seems to lack point, bat even the Mr. John Robertson. On Friday and milk; to Messrs. Wiseman kong's total was now 34 for 3 the partnership remained unbest of cricket teams are liable to afternoon a fets and sale of work for supplies of cakes and buns; to Stapleton went in to partner broken, and Leach began to reach suffer from a sudden rot. and attracted many visitors. The stalls the Parsee Trading Co. for bread Webster, who again reached the the ropes with frequency, passion when this comes in the initial (did a brisk and profitable business. and butter; to the Colonial Stores boundary with the last ball of to before five o'clock, when the

innings i is the subsequent The cea garten was deservedly for tes and biscuits; to Messrs. Leach's over. Stapleton stole ai shanghai total was over 170.

team's popolar while the band of the Lane, Crawford and Messrs. First Division, discoursing lively Powell for gifts to the children's music, was ad attraction in itself. stall; to the B.A,T. for cigarettes;

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single off Billings, of Webster Deeks was caught in the slips innings that proves a

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wickets, and 15 more required to second, but with their feeble tailing into tunes, shouts from the pristing calendars, advertise Havelock Davies now joined win.

added only nine more ruas to the side shows and cries of delight mentsetc.; to Chinase friends for Stapleton, and Wilson relieved,

When Shanghai from the children, there was not contributions to stalls: to friends Two whole score. Spencer was next in. Leach, with the ball. Ninety was minutes later Havelock Davies reached 181 for 6 in their seconda dull moment, notwithstanding in the foreign community for passed shortly before the interval, broke Leache's wicket wild & knock, and still had several useful the dull weather, till darkness cakes. aweets and other contribu and Havelock Davies hitting out good length ball. Seven for 187. batsmen to depend on. including closed in. Even then an amusing tions; to the Parses mod Indian freely to the boundary soon raised

Leach's contribution W29 a their skipper, it was realised that auction sale went on till all was communities for subscriptions and

cleared, and the treasurer collect gifts: to the Chinese Maritimej the BC0F% past the century magnificent 19, and he received a nothing short of a lake could ad his cast by the light of Customs for the load of flags; to Stapleton was beginning to get great ovation.

prevent them from winning. lantern.

H. M. S. Robin and H. M. S. Z set, and also scored frequently. 'Hara followed to partner Wilson beld one of Stapleton's Spencer, who was almost imme.

The antique red lacquer bath Cicals for the loan of ags: to The fielding has already been which was presented to be raffled the officers and men of the gun. returns, but it was

a no-ball.diately afterwards out 1hw. to commented on. In the case of the by Mr. J. W. Jameson, C. M. U-boats and the men of Canton who Leach failed to hold a dure Havelock Davies. His score was visitors. it was excellent, though was won by the holder of ticket helped with the side shows; to the by Havelock Davies uear.

there *** some slackness No. 105: the silk jumper, present-auctioneer and his assistants: to the boundry, and this batsman! Eight wickets for 185 and tense sent the next ball from Billings excitement.

apparent in Hongkong's second by Mrs. Davidson, H.B.M. the Shameen Municipal Council Consulate, and raffled at the for the ground on which the fete over the screen at the Naval Yard end for &

Fancy Stall, was won by the held.

yorker. Shanghai's chances of victory] Hongkong compiled only 104 What with megaphones making to the Sun Co. for suppiring ping

Ibe luncheon interval arrived

at 1.15, with Hongkong past the

120 mark and only six wickets

down.

The Rot Sets In. The match was resumed at 2.5 p.m., and after about six minutes play Havelock Davies was

Billings, the veteran captain. joined O' Hara and after two

inojoge.

·

at the

minutes play sel all doubts at rest The bowling was in the hands bolder of ticket No. 27; the baby's The accounts. with the takings with a drive over the fence for 6. chiofis of Capt. Havelock Davies cot and doll, raffled which brought victory to the and E. B. Reed on the Hongkong Children's stall and afterwards re-shawe, will be published later.- visitors with two wickets still inside, and G. M. Billings and sold twice, was won by the holder Communicuted. hand. The Shanghai skipper was T. W. R. Wilson for Shanghai. of ticket No. 63.

carried to the pavilion shoulder Billings and Havelock Davies are The British Women tender high, and three very hearty two men who stand forth as their grateful thanks to all who cheats were accorded his team. mainstays of their respective a generously helped them to who in torn cheered the lesere. sides, but the palm must be given raise the money required, and bowled by Wilson, who found his Thus ended a memorable day in to Lesch. This, not because of make the fete a raccess, to the off stamp, after he had contribut-iocal cricketing annals.

his big batting contribution in the ed 3). Seven wickets down for 132.

The fall scores are given below second innings alone, but also by 10 reason of his all-round excellence.

Stapleton was joined by Sayer. Hongkong 1st Innings who soon gate a difficult chance Shanghai 1st Innings to Billings, and a minute later was

Elosa bowled by Wilson after Hongkong -2nd Innings. adding 6 runs to the total of his Capt. C. D. Ollizer, b Wilson... side. Hongkong had now reached Ben E. K. Quick. e. Leach, b.

140 fo- 8.

Billing

Reed went in cext, and shortly. D. Evans, & Wilson after Stapleton skied a ball from T. E. Pearce, c Leach. b Bill-

logs... Wilson and was well caught by Divech. Nine wickets down for. Hancock, Deeks, b Wilson B. E. A. Webster, b Billing... L. J. Davies was last man in, C. Stapleton, & Divecha. &

Wilson. and played Wilson's deliveries

141.

with caution, but this bowler soon Capt. P. H. Davies, b Wilaut. found Reed's middle stump. He G. R. Sayer, & Wilson...

E. B. Reed, b Wilson bad scored only one ran.

Hongkong's total was 141, just. J. Davies, not out. one point more than to the first

indings.

Extras.

Tutel

Shanghal's Second Innings. Fall of wickets.-

Shanghai, with 196 to make, 3 went in for their second in-

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25

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He took a splendid share of the. Gelding, being one of the out standing men in that department, and probably saved some fifty runs for his side. He came in usefully as a change bowler s well.

As regards strategy it was only to be expected that the two veteran captains would have

14 nothing to learn in that direction.

30 The selection of the order of going in, and the change of

1 bowlers, was carefully planned to get the best out of the material

12 available on either side.

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...

141 One feels disinclined to close these notes without some reference to the number of "leg

4 5 6

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twenty minutes. to 19 27-28 28 81 80 132140 141 141 before" appeals. In one case three, K. B. Ollerdessen and Bowling analysis.—

there W&8 considerable con- troversy amongst the spectators as to the justice of decision.

pings. at

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