1934-10-11 — Page 21

THE

· HONGKONG'

TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

OCTOBER 11, 1934.

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Shanghai Master The Colony Attack

MAGNIFICENT BATTING · DISPLAY

BY L. F. STOKES

(Continued from Page 8.) Kermani's innings was a cliniceless

One.

and

The fielding of the Hongkong team wn excellent, Pearce, McInnes

being Dunkloy, behind the stumps, butstanding.

•

With the next ball, Barson was caught hy Owen Hughes, Ricketts being the bowler. He scored 28. (276-5-229).

SWIMMING RECORD

W. LAWRENCE SETS NEW MARK

FOR COLONY TITLE

Pat Madar had the unenviable dia- tinction of registering. the first Selling a terrific pace, W. Low- duck" of the innings when he was rence, the Colony's champion sprint clean bowled by Pearce, (277-6-4). swimmer, retained the 100 yards Booth had scored ten when he was championship of the Colony, on the caught at the wicket by Dunkley utrat day of the annual swimming DOUBLE CENTURY.

Ricketts. (200-7-10).

championships held at the Victoris San Franc, the tall left-hand Recreation Club inst evening. On resumption after the luncheon howler, after sending up the 300 interval, Pereira und Minu opened) (240 minutes of play) WR caught the bowling. Stokes sent a hall or by Baines, the bowler again bring the leg to the boundary and the 200 | Ricketts. Innacs contributed a time- WILA signalled after 145 minutes fut 3. He hit two sixes off Pearce's piny, Stokes, also completed his bowling. 1920-8-33). 1,000 runs for the neraon.

The end was near at hand. With With the introduction of a new the total at 293, Humphreys, who is hall, Hongkong met with immediate making his debut in Interport erleket. auccess, Sam Kermaui, with 72 to was bowled by Pearce for two, his credit, was enuight by Minu fold-cas.0-23.

ing at short-leg off Garthwaite's Marrhall was caught by Dunkley bowling. (208-2-72).

off Ricketts for 12, and the Shang- Kerman's Innings was a flawles | hài imings vlered at 335. Jenkins display and war feulored with strome | had 1 not out. shots to the leg. He hit nine bean. daries.

Lawrence covered the distance in 67.4/5 seconds, clipping 1.1/6 seconds off the record of 59 seconds art up by D. Lyon as long ago as 1921,

His Excellency "the Governor, Sir William l'eel, who is President of the Club; and Lady Peel, attended by Captain B. F. Walter, A..., the lion. Sir Thomas Southern, Chairman, and Larly Southera, wore interested spectators,

In the throwing the polo ball cham- plonship, T. Paget took first place with 71 feet 6 inches. Shanghai's mabigs occupied 975

A. Bullager was a good second.

minutes..

With the seave at 22:4, Melunes Bele Mitchell and Raines were sen was brought on for Garthwaite and out to open Hongkong's first innings, Ricketts relieved the Colony Tast and at the close of play their wickets bowler, when the total had reached

and rebell rcoreal 241.

PEARCE DORS DAMAGE.

The 250 was hoisted after 189 minutes play.

were irinci Baines 1.

Scores:

Shanghai, - Ist Innings."

1

1. P. Stukta, » Melunes, 1 Pearce 141 Two runs later, the advent of T, H, D. Bidwell, e Dunkley, 1. Mina A. Pearce altered the complexion of¦ 8. R. Ketmani, e Minu, b Garth- Shanghai's innings. After A. ILA

venite

Maslar and Baines had failed to ne-1A. J. Barson, ́e Owen Hughes, rept difeult chances from Staken, 4 Ricketts

McInnes brought off a brilliant extch!Þ. W, Leuch, b PenECE

al extra-cover, off Pravee's bowling. P. Marshall, st, Hunkley, h

dienzins Stokes (274-3-161).

10

for

161,

Ricketin P. Madar, b Penzee Stakes was at the conse_for_three | R. BooDual. Unakiev. 1 Kichetta. hours and twerty minutes, during [3. A. Imanes, e Balnés, b. Ricketts which he gave grand all round | E. P. Humphreys, B. Pearen display of batting, hitting no frwer 1. t. Jenking, an out than 26 boundaries.

CAPTAIN OUT.

backstroke swimmer, won the 100 Lau Po-hri, the Colony champion

yards backstroke championship, com- pleting the distance in 89.4/5 seconds. W. Lawrence, who earlier in the son broke the Colony record for this

event, came second,

The 60 yards Indics' bandicap event wwe postponed until Saturday night, there being only one competitor.

THE RESULTS,

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The results were as follows:

12

19 yards free style (championship

KOWLOON AND CLUB

TEAMS.

FOR LEAGUE matches ON SATURDAY. Agalaal the Atkletle on Satur| day, the Clubs will be represented

by:—Rodger; Gamble - and S. Strange; Tavlin, Pote-Hunt and A Duncan; Fowler, Drown, Howe,

Strange, and Baldwin,

The Kowloon first string to play the Police on Saturday will he:Cord; Everest and Eastman; G. White, Gilchrist and Pope; D.

V. tengad, Elliott,

A NOX,

White and T, Knox.

The Kowloon "second division team to meet the Borderers will be-Boyer, Cutler and Hickman; Hopkins, MacNider, and Tillery; Lee, J. White, Macdonald, Arnold and I. White,

THE

GOVERNOR'S CUP MATCH

(Continued from Page 8.) lamentable than hold the Association vanners,

their inability to

Leung Wing-chui worked like a trojan in the centre, but was forced to remain largely on the defensive, being continually noticed in his own

pernity

aren. Nevertheless he did render some nasistance to the for- wards, and the remarkable amount of territory he covered in fulfilling this duel duty was a tribute to his stamina

of the Colony)-1, W. Lawrence; 2,and courage.

A. A. Rota: 3,, L. Roza Pereira. WHERE FORWARDS FAILED. 10__Time.--57.4/5 seconds. (Record).

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Extras but, 1.4.2, n.b,5)

Pota!

TH

386

Donal Leach, the Shanghai cup. Į Fall of warkets; 7 well) for tain. who joined farson, hof his 14, g (Kerman) for 208; 3 (Stohas) wicket taken by Penree, when be bredd for 273; 4 Tesek) for 276; 5 (Bark scured only twe

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100 yards back stroke (champlon ship of the Colony)-1, Lan Po-hel; W. Lawrence; , L. Rosa Pereira. Time-494/5 nees.

76 yards free style (handicap).— 1, C, N. da Silva; 2, A. A. Roza; 8, L. Osmund. Time-46.1/5 nees.

Three-legged ruce (members),-1, J. A. Guterres and A. A. Roźn; 2, A. A. Osmund and C. N. da Silva, Time.42 seca.

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HAMPSHIRE BEATS SOMERSET

London, Oct. 10, Hampshire met Somerset in a county rhamptonship rugby mate to-day Bournemouth, when Hampshire Won by 12 points to six.

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Lai Shin-ing was elever at inside left and reared two neat goals, but Li Shek-you- lost many opportunities of getting the ball in the middle after being offered a perfect opening

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