1933-06-21 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1933. ~

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MANY COUNTY CRICKET ACHIEVEMENTS

YORKSHIRE, SURREY AND HANTS WIN EASILY

London, June 20.) Having had their averages, ruined by batsmen during the last two or three county cricket programmes, bowlers came into their own in the course of the past three days, and fourteen trundlers individual analysis of note, among the best being P.G.H. Fender's 8 for 29

and Arthur Staples' 7 for 20. The results provided one or two Burprises. Surrey actually beat Essex, who have been carrying all before them, by an Innings, and Hampshire, whose record is rather miserable, set about Middlesex and defeated the Lord's men by an innings and 119 runs.

Yorkshire, as usual, took the full complement of polnis, Gloucester being the victims. Rain so restricted the match be tween Warwick and Ként that it was impossible to complete an Innings aplece and the teams took four points ench,

The weather likewise affected Glam- Lancashire's

with game

the which ended in morgan Northerners winning first innings points. Lancashire tried hard to force the issue, declaring at 159 for 3 leaving them 26 ahead on the first innings but rain stopped them from realising their endeavour.

BOWLERS DOMINATE. Bowlers dominated when York-

data pirkiniai – krisht LINDRUM THE NEW CHAMPION.

Walter Lindrum, of Austra lia, won the English Pro- fessional Billiards Cham- plonship, at Dorland Hall, defeating J. Davis, the holder, by 694 points. Lindrum out- played his opponent at both stages. In the first he scored 883 against Davis' 725, and with a lead of 337 he played so well at night that Davis. never got within striking distance. Final scores: Lin- drum, 21,815; Davis, 21,121.

Policeman Beats Bowls

shire met Gloucester. The cham. Finalist

plons gained an advantage of 48 runs on the first innings, but fared

so badly in the second, thanks to Goddard who captured 8 for 77.

to win.

4

LEIDINIAI

that Gloucester were set only 238 J. C. BROWN LOSES

Bowes, however, repeated God- IN CHAMPIONSHIP dadd's achievement and put finis to Gloucester's ambitions by taking 8 for 69 and sending the side back for 135 runs.

BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP

RE-ARRANGED TIES

FOR NEXT WEEK

י

The following re-arranged matches in the lawn bowls open singles championship have been made for next week.

MONDAY, JUNE 26.

A. E. Carey v C. E. Elliot-Heywood

(Craigengower Green)

TUESDAY, JUNE 27.

A. M. Holland v J. B. Logan' (KBGG. -Green)

HONGKONG DRAW WITH STRAGGLERS

MATCH RUINED

BY RAIN

LOCAL BOWLERS FLOGGED

(Our Own Correspondent).

Dy Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphis Messages Ordinaxes, 1891. Received June

London, June 20. Rain, which affected num- bers of county cricket matches, came to wash out the match

RULES SUGGESTED

SEEK TO EXCLUDE CANTON PLAYERS

EFFORT TO BAR SOLDIERS FROM CIVILIAN CLUBS

BETTER MILITARY

REPRESENTATION

The following amendments to the rules of the Hongkong Football Association and the Hongkong Football League will be presented for discussion and

approval at the annual general meeting of the Football-

Association on July 14 at the Sports Club.

2.

The proposer is Captain C. E. Elliot-Heywood and the sec- onder Captain F. R. Williams, both of the Army.

BUCKLEIN LAT

NO LEAGUE TENNIS,

COURTS IN a sodden' CONDITION.

F. A. RULES.

Rute 3, Officers-Proposed to deleto this Rule, and substituto:-"The Officers of the Hong Kong Foot- ball Association shall consist of,-A President, three Vice-presidenta, (One elvilian, one Chinese, and one nominat. ed by the Combined Services), and Chairman, all to bo elected annually at the Annual General Meeting, An Honorary Secretary and an Assistant Honorary Secretary shall be appointed by the council at its firat Meeting, i... the first meeting held after the Annual General Meeting in each year. The Honorary Secretary and Assistant Honorary Secretary appointed for CIVILITIES/CAIIBAÑO (REFratarum each year shall carry on their duties

After the heavy rain which fell in the morning, local tennis courts were not in condition for League_tennis yesterday after- noon. Five matches werò ache- duled to be played off in the "B" division of the League, but all had to postponed.

between the Hongkong Fic- Local F.A., glers at Taunton to-day, the Demand An

'keters and Somerset Strag-

game being abandoned during the afternoon after the Strag- glers had, in their second in- nings, scored 169 for 3.

•

Explanation

until their successora aro appointed, by the Council.

All Officers shall be ex-amelo mem- bors of any Sub-committee appointed by the Counell."

Rule 4-Proposed to delete from the first "The" in Line 4, to the word "Meeting in Lino 0, and substitute, "The Council shall consist of the Officers of the Association, with the addition of Members as laid down

nominate one

age..

On a rather tricky więkot, the ST. JOSEPH'S & hereunder-Ons from each Club play- Stragglers, who opened their sec-

ing in the Senior Division of the |ond' innings this morning with a FARCICAL GAME League, such members to be nominat lead of 13, batted cautiously and

At a meeting of the Council of the submitted at each Annual General ed by the respective Clubs, and names at the lunch interval had scored Hongkong Football Association last Meeting. For the purpose of repre- ont de runs, but had the whole evening, a letter was received from sentation on the Courpane of repres of their wickets intact..

Capt. C. E. Elliott-Heywood plaining that according to the news- Divisione (but excluding Second teams complaying in the Second and Third The falling of the mighty seems to

After lunch, the batsmen paper reports the end of the season of Clubs who enter teams in brightened up considerably, and match between St. Joseph's and the Senior Division) shall be grouped have atarted in the lawn bowls championshi for following the the Hongkong bowlers could South China Athletic had been

make little impression.

furce Leicester, after securing a lead of recent elimination from the tourna

and that an explanation should Group; and Chinese Group. Ench of as follows:--Army. Group, Civilian ment of L. A. Gutierrez, the present

be forthcoming. nearly 100 runs against Worcester, holder, another veteran bowler, J. C. fared so badly in their second at-Brown, has succumbed.

The Stragglors remained at the Capt. Elliott-Heywood atated that these Groups shall be entitled to wicket until tos when they closed apparently the game had been a farco Council, the names of such nominees representative to tho tempt, that they were dismissed for A former finalist, J. C. Brown was their innings at 169 for 5.

from beginning to end, and the Anno 71, Perks taking 6 for 28, and Wor- aurprisingly beaten by R. Ellis of

Heavy rain fell immediately clation had been made to appear to be submitted at cach Annual cester, by dint of careful batting the Police R. C. when the pair mot

ridiculous in consequence thereof. General Meeting. In the event of an managed to hit off the required 169 on the Kowloon C. C. green yester-afterwards and made a continu-He pointed out that the South China emergency arising, Clubs (Senior) and

afternoon, the wickets. It was a thrilling finish presentative winning Valloy re-lance of the match out of the ques-Athletic had apparently gone to the Groups (Junior) shall be entitled to runs for victory for the loss of eight day

by 21 shols to tion, the game being abandoned trouble of turning out their full nominato a successor to their original

team, which was

what the Associa- tion expected of them. St. Joseph's And, however, treated the matter. lightly and it was distinctly unfair to other clubs in the league.

The chairman: (Major C. M. annera) the game was certainly aj

Only five of St. Joseph's 1st unable to send actual members of XI-players turned out for the game;

thele -Units- -to-n-2

Meeting, owing toʻ on Military

to a match of fluctuating fortunes. 16 after a close and exciting match, from this stage.

which produced bowls of a very high

HOBBS'S BAD LUCK.

*

viandard.

Ellis was uncanny with his bowl- GOLF. Surrey found a total of 268|ing and although Brown was not in perfectly adequate by which to any way off form, the Dock player beat Essex, who twice failed at the wicket.Hobbs had bad luck and but for his in not registering another cen- tury, losing his wicket when 15 runs short.

was unable to cope with his opponent, CHAMPIONS

experience would

have been beaten by a much larger margin. Ellis took tho-lead at 7-2 on the seventh head but when on the ninth Brown scored a four, he drow and then went ahead of his an- level Brilliant bowling by Gover, (tagonist. for 17) and Fendor (8 for 29) proved. the undoing of Easex who were sent back for 66 and 102).

A. W. Carr was in batting mood when Notts beat Derby. He carried his bat for 137 and closed the Notts innings at 404 for 4-wickets. Arthur Staples carried on the good work with the ball and Derby were hopelessly outclassed,

B. H. Valentine, whose batting for Kent this year has been a fea- ture, added further to his laurels by

On the 13th head the Kowloon Dock player was leading by 12 shots to seven but at the 21st head the scores were oven at 15 all.

Always

bowling accurately Ellia scored two singles and a two to make the score 19-15 in his favour at the then won by scoring two singles in conclusion of the 24th head.

succession.

A. S. Gomes v. I. Hall.

Ho

A. S. Gomes of the Club de Re- crelo met R, Hall of the Kowloon

taking 164 off the Warwick attack. Bowling Green on an adjoining green

with 67 for 2.

HONOURS LIST.

BATTING.

FALL BY WAYSIDE

EDWARD KYLE WINS. AGAIN

Mr. T. Mitchell pointed out that many of the St. Joseph a team were

nomination." "All" in Line 9 (page 4) to the word Delete from the word Council in Line 13.

Rulo 5AAfter the word "re- present" in Line 12, add:-"(Military Units who, having been accepted for affillation to the Association,

Gro

Buch meet-

in

Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotowall enquired the absence of such whether an explanation had boon duty, may appoint forthcoming and the chairman repiled from other Units to attend caentatives that none had been received to his ings, with full

1 power to vote on their knowledge.

behalf)." Delete the words "other than the election of Council" in Line 14, and substitute:"Other than the unable to get away in time for the election of Offcers, and nominations game. They had put out the best to the Counell team possible under the circum Line 4, insert: "The Emergency

Rule 16. After the word "them" stancos

Mr. J. Ralston referred to the fast misconduct on the part of players.

Committee deals with all that they had played one unregister and when players have been ordered ed player and were therefore guilty: of misconduct.

off the field of play for misconduct, EXPLANATION ASKED.

their cases must be dealt with within 10

of the date of the alleged days offence.

co. (See Rule 18)." Rule 18After the word "t" in last line.

insertA

Hon. Mr. Katewall suggested that they write asking the St. Joseph's Llub

for an explanation of their

As

Cases

of

London, June 20.. There were many surprises in the second round of the Eng- lish Amateur Golf Champion- ship at Hoylake to-day. Williams Sutton, a former conduct, a motion which was second- ten sent off the folder who has Kent placed themselves in an un- and won by 21 shots to 16 on the 21st English champion was beaten by

play for. ed by Capt. F. R. Williams, assailable position by scording 403 hend.

shall an amendment, Bir. Mitchell misconduct,

not be permitted to play, or Lako part

in Football for 6, but rain put an end to the The Portuguese player established Jones of St. Helens at the nine-moved that as the season was now

Management, in connexion match after Warwick had replied an early lead by making the score teenth hole, and John Wollam, over, and in view of the dificulty Competition or game arranged by the 0-1 in his favour on the Bih head but present holder fedit and cyretting a side together at all, the met the St. Joseph's Club experienced in

Association, until such timo sa his Hall showed better form and drew Bentley of Lancashire and ex-

caso has been dealt with. ior allowed by level at 14-14 on the 18th. Gomes,

The

In the event, however, of such a scoring a two on the 19th and then French champion, -·

amendment was put to the He Leonard Crawley, another a four, made the total 20-14.

ex-meeting and defeated and the motion case not having been dealt with by the Council for A period 10 days from Crecae (Hants)▼ Middlesex. 165cored the necessary shot for vietors English champion was beaten by was carried.

on the 21st head.

Sam McKinlay, a Glasgow journ- Apologies for absence were received the dato of the alleged offence, the The match between A. M. Hollandalist by 8 and 2 and Erie Fiddlan, from Capt. G. C. Cooper and Mr. J. player shall, provided the

the

case has been delayed-through no i Logan, another ex-Champlon lost to Ivor date of the annual meeting of fau

fault The

of his

own, be

eligible L. E. Lammert falled to appear Thomas of Lancashire 3 and 1.

the Association was fixed to take to play or take part in Football for his match against A. Hyde Lay.

The Shanghai ropresentative,

place

under the suspices of the Associa J. W. Harrison lost to J. C. Cowley Fly at the Sports Club on Friday, Management, in any game played

nt 6.30 p.m. of Hallowes by 3 and 2.

Mr. Y. K. Mok was elected repre- tion, until such time as sentative of the Association on the has been dealt with" Delete the word Edward Kyle, the Singapore Children's Playgrounds Association for "in".

"but in

and last line,

aubstitute player advanced a further stage, Executive Committee, and Messrs.

Role 19-Dolote from the word when in the third round he beat Lowe, Bingham and Matthows were "Military" to the word "Committeo S.-Roberts of Prestatyn by 2 and elected auditors.

(last 2 lines). 1. Reuter,

B. II. Valentine (Kent) *

Warwick

104

nod J. S. Logan was postponed.

B. 0. Allen (Cambridge) v

SUBBCz

144

(Continued pit Page 9.)

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Northants (246 and 63-2) beat Somerset (141

and 167) by eight wickets Warwickshire (67-2) drew with Kent (403-6

dec.) Notts (408-4-doc.) beat Derby (88 and 199) by an innings and 121 runs Hampshire (395) beat Middlesex (78 and 198)

by an innings and 199 runs

Yorkshire (227 and 153) beat Gloucester (144,

and 135) by 101 runs

Worcester (175 and 169-8) bent Leicester (271

and 71) by two wickets

Lancashire (159-3 doc.) beat Glamorgan, (133

and 21-0) an first innings Surrey (268) bont Essex (66 and 102) by an

innings and 100 runs

OTHER, MATCHES. Sussex (119 and 151-5) drew with Cambridge (330) Minor Counties (253 and 190-5 dec.) drew with West Indios (229 and 84-4).

WATER POLO.

Navy And C.B.C. Are Victors.

5.

GARRISON LEAGUE TENNIS

H.K. SINGAPORE BRIGADE BEAT LINCOLNS

In the Water Polo league games played yesterday at the Chinese Civil Servants' Club Bathing Shed in

In a Garrison Langue match at North Point, the Royal Navy defont- ed-the Young Companions Associa- Shamshulpo on Monday the Hong- tion by four goals to one. The score kong Singapore Brigada Royal Artil nt the interval was 2.0 in favour of lory beat, the "C" Company of the the Navy.

Lincolnshire Regiment by, seven sets

Scoresi Chinese Bathring Club defeated the

LEAGUE RULES.

'of

tho caso

Ruto 7-Line 8, after the word

In

"Club" insert,—and resident Hong Kong, Kowloon, or within the border of the New Territories," -Rule 7Dolete the words "the In Line 7. 'After the Army and word "match" in Line 11, delete the full-stop, and insert a comma-add "the following:-"Military players may not be played by any Civlitan team."

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