1936-03-17 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936.

UNIVERSITY OUTCLASSED WITHOUT E. L. GOSANO

ATTACK THRASHED BY ARMY BATSMEN

PROMISING NEW BOWLER WITH A PRONOUNCED OFF BREAK

ROYAL ENGINEERS' BIG SCORE

(By R. Abbit)

The weather on Saturday last was abominable early on, and I am not surprised that Barry and Hawkins-neither of whom I think either could see over the harbour when phoning or had seen over it-decided about eleven o'clock to cancel their match. When I say 'see over the harbour 1 am exaggerating, as you could only see about half-way across. As it happened things cleared up a lot and there certainly was not as much rain at Happy Valley that morning as there was up the Peak. I expect the University wish they could have cancelled their match.

TILL APRIL

The CS.C.C. and Navy game was postponed as I have said and is now

it rosily was most unfortunate for the University that they should be without their two beat bowlers- indood except for soms very amalldown for April 4 as I understand it. change I might have said their only, two bowlers. I fool nure that I speak for all cricketers when I voice our sympathy with E. L. Gonano in his Had loss. Ile was terribly missed both with the ball and with the bat.

*

The Army went in and Rs usual Permeo led off with fraworks, hitting the ball extremely hard to score 68 runs while Bill Williams had put to gether a sedate nine. The latter, however, opened up later and in one over acored sixtoon run».

K. L. Ng who, I rather think has been promoted from the second oleven (sorry if I am wrong) was the only ran to keep a length. There was one ahorl apoll when Priteird was run out, Garthwaite bowled by the alowest of yorkers, and Johnson caught for only a dozen, but there after Walch came In to play what I have heard called a characteristic In-

MCINNES TAKES FOUR WKTS. WITH SIX BALLS

1. McInnes, whose cight wickets for 41 runs for the Hongkong Cricket Club against Craigengower on Saturday was his best bowling achievement of the current cricket season, had the distinction of taking four wickets in six balls during But, ha did not re- one spell. cord a "hat-trick."

nings, bitting three mixes and ten fours in his 69 (not out) compiled ini 25 minutes.

BATSMEN FAIL

When the University went in they appeared to be quite paralysed, Fong stayed quite a long time for ten runs and Ride_also_got into double Aguron, but to quote a well known Edwardian lyric "the rest of the story's improper.”

I should like to see all games in the league championship played right out, I confess. There was no other lenguo game in the senior division but the Club In a non-league game beat Craigengower, in a low-scoring match, chiclly thanks to a half-century by Dioky Richardson whom they appar ently found lying about loose after his fixture had been cancelled.

Me Innis got eight wickets so either he is bowling much better now or Craigengower found the wicket dif-

cuil.

"}

The Indians put it across the East Lancs. pretty easily while the K.C.C. managed to get in one of their inter- club games to try out or coach, the younger playern, There

any taken In amount of keen interrat cricket even half way through one of the filthiest Marches I can ever re- member; but it is very curiously divided and certainly does not exist generally, I don't mean individually where one would expect to find, it most.

THE SECOND DIVISION Craigengawer Just chewed up the II.K.C.C. Recond and threw the bita away, which on their recent form rather surprised me. It is true that the Club were one inan abort but they hind by no means a bad side which in- cluded Stewart, Potter, Fox, A. K. MacKenzie and Jack Armstrong. The latter played a gallant knock of forty-three but the rest could do noth- ing and C.C.C. won by nine wickets and then some.

A BIG WIN

It is at first sight, curious that the two Varsity teams who did so wel! last week should crash now, but must be remembered that vacancies in the first must be filled and it usually means that the second eleven is all upset. After

the Var-

Indians one hardly expected with the

ity I on their own ground to go down so heavily but they caught the Sappers at their beat and Sgl. Daniella whe has played for the Army side here before now. I think, was In Two hundred and forty Kreat form. four for three is one of the biggest league scores I have seen for a long time. Tho Varsity-batting cracked up badly and only L. H. Tan did himse Justice. The Suppora won by 103

runs.

R.A.M.C. DO WELL

Good marks by athletes and enthusiastic chearing by spectators made the first Far West indoor moet in 21 years a success at San Francisco, and uncovered some new Olympic Games possibilities. Sam Allen, left, Oklahoma Baptist College, set a 74 second world mark in the 60 yard high hurdles. Earl Meadows, right, collegiate champ, took the pole vault at 13 fost 81⁄2 inches.

LAST NIGHT'S BADMINTON

No Championship For Fire Brigade

Our Daily Golf Hint

You cannot hit inside out, without pivoting. You can- not hit inside out unless your right elbow. is close to your body.

-Tommy Armour.

CHAMPIONS STILL WINNING

ELIOT HALL "A"

BEAT C.R.C.

Eliot Hall "A" consolidated their at the head of the men's position doubles badminton league table last evening, when they defeated Chinese Recreation Club by nine games to love. The champions now boast the

DEFEATED

AGAIN BY

RECREIO

Very Fast Play

(By "Veritas").

Comdr. Hussey Does Hole In One

Flaying over the Deep Water Bay golf course on Tuesday last Commander T. A.. Hussey of H.M.S. Tamar holed out from the tee at the 7th hole. The seventh is a bogey three hole.

Vital

Fire Brigade's mixed doubles Badminton

championship aspirations were cut short last evening when they lost their vital match with Recreio "A" by six games to three. They must now be con. sidered as out of the running. as it will require bath the Recreia and Chinese Recrea- tion Club to lose two games for the Fire Brigade to have any chances whatever of being in at the "kill".

Match

Next Monday

ELIOT HALL “A” & RECREIO

DULL TENNIS

UNIMPRESSIVE WIN BY TSUI WAI-PUI

LIANG'S POOR BACKHAND

(By "Varitaa")

There was a desultory spirit | about yesterday's championship

tennis in keeping with the HONGKONG

rather bleak weather and

spectators were given little MARATHON

cause to become animated. Resulta were strictly in accordance! with "book form", and all games were. won fairly easily.

Principal aingies was between Toul Wal-pul and S. W. Liang, but it was a tame display of baseline rallies seldom relieved by shots of outstand ing quality. Tout simply plastered Liang's-backhand until it collapsed. He himself rarely made forward ex- cursions but appeared to be puiting In some ground stroke practice. Not! a bad notion either, for his running) forehand seems, at least temporarily, to have "gone the way of all flesh" It was not functioning at all well yesterday. In atanding forehand drive was quite good, though much less pacy than it used to be. But he made some clayer placements with It, notably down the tramlines.

On the backhand Tsui aliced and chopped his way to a succession of points and, at least defensively, appeared to be quite invulnerable on this hand. Nevertheless one missed' the variety of shots which used to be the canence of Tsui's tenais and ho does not strike one the same purposeful player of three years ago— (Continued on Pagi 9.)

BRIGHTER TENNIS PROMISED

In Championship This

Afternoon

RECORD

Hamilton's Fine Run

A record was created yester- day afternoon by Riflemsan Hamilton, of the Royal Ulster Rifles, when he won' the annual Kowloon marathon race, or- ganised by St. Andrew's Club, completing the course in the excellent time of 33 minutes 21 seconds. He thus bettered the existing record of 33 mins. 25 seconds established by Bug- lor White in 1930. The course covered a distance of 64 miles.

Hamilton is one of the best milers seen in the Services in Egypt and ha has won the ovent in the Army Com mand championship for the past two year. In open competition he beat the Royal Air Force champion. He also won the open milo orent at the Alexandria City Polles sports two years in succession.

ALL COMPLETE COURSE Thirteen runners, twelve from the Army and one from the Navy, faced Hamilton the starter yesterday. went into the lead early on and kept

A.E.P. Guest, Kowloon Cric-it to the end, breasting the tape a ket Club's No. 2 player figures man home, Pte. Phillips, of the East clear 200 yards ahead of the second

in the open championship pro- Lancs. gramme this afternoon when

Fusiller Gresty, who also competed he opposes Lee Hua-ngok, the last year, took third place, Bnishing University "star" in the first up 22 seconds behind Phillips. round of the singles.

Macao

The match should have been played last week but Gucat was auffering from an injured foot sustained in the Interport hockey match against I expect Guest's general steadiness to prove too much for Lee to-day, an the Varalty player, although possess ing good strokes, has still a somewhat Immature game.

All the course.

runners completed the

II. Smith, of the Dockyard Police, formerly of the Lincolnshire Regi ment, who won the event in 1933 and Inst year, did not compete

At the conclusion of the race, the prizes were presented by Mrs. J. R. figgs, wife of the Vienr of St. Andrew's. Mrs. Higgs was intro- Paul Kong may not have a very duced by Mr. P. J; A, Hamilton, who time against Alec Pearce, who is a fellow countryman of the winner. has been putting in somo assiduous

саяу

practice and has been showing rather

good form. Kong's speed may prove

rather too much for the Club player, LEAGUE SOCCER

who may also find it costly to take)

the net so often as he usually doer,

H. D. Ramjahn should have little! third difficulty in pussing Into the round at the expense of Luk Chun- cheong.

TWO DOUBLES

TO-MORROW

S. China "B" v. St. Joseph's

Pritchard bowlod iria leg breaks with great success and I see, in the absence of Ballard, they gave Apps. A try-out. He would do well with coaching, as he has A pronounced action break from the oif, but ho novor knows when it is going to hap On Sunday the R.A.M.C. beat the pen. The only thing he can do is to Navy second decisively. Ballard was pitch the inll on or outside the off-

the bero of the game the and Capt. stump-or at the most on the middle. Walch are the two people who are

Eliot Hall "A" hope to make certain

Two doubles matches which should South China "B" are playing St. Et la no good thinking about it be qualified to play for one team in the

Last night's badminton was some of the men's doubles badminton cham-offer somewhat brighter entertainment Joseph's in a first division football to-morrow, cause an action break is born and notarst division and one in the second), amazing record of fifteen matches! mado, and the moment you starts shot out the Naval batomen and played and won with 109 games won, of the fastest, though by no means plonship before they leave for the are scheduled. A. L. Sullivan and P. match at Caroline Hill

league the cleverest, seen in the local Easter visit to Shanghal. They have Scones have to meet Hachiuma and kick-off at 5 o'clock. thinking about it you lose it. I used then went on to score a century-117 oight lost and a total of 30

league. Al players indulged in

Leonard Sullivan and Leonard seem South China's team will bo:-Pas to have a ball that came up from to be exact-out of 157 or no. A points..

Club were feree hitting and ignored the value mutually arranged to play that fated to meet in the open champion- Ka-ping; Loung In-chan and Yu Hing- log once-but that is another story. very fine performance,

Chineso Recreation hopelessly outclassed and only in two of placements. In consequenco rallies turn fixture with Rocrcio "A" at ships, and I fear that once again yuen; Yau Wah-hing. Lam Tak-po, were lengthened and were constantly King's Park on Monday next, March Sullivan will figure on the losing side. and ft. Young: Young Shul-yick, Ho games did they score double figures.

Detailed

Inexperienced and impetuous Drys-En-keung, NT Po-kul, Lai Bhul-wing amended being carried out from the baselines. 23,

J. J. Remedios and E. L. H. Shuto

dale together with greatly-improved and Cheuk Shell league table follow.

To win this will give the Varsity Tavares meet what many crities feel Other league football to-morrow P. C. Lee and 13. X. Bkan (Elot Hall "A") spiced their play with variety of best W. G. Chey anil W. C. Hung 21-9: best strokes,

first division match bo former bringing his team the title, but if they lose they will be ultimate finalists in E. C. Includes a the B. P. Chan and S. W. Liang 21-7: best C. Y. beautiful backhand shots into telling will have to meet Recreio in a play- Fincher and W. C. fung. This is tween Royal Navy and Royal Artillery Yung and II. W. 1o 21.8.

effect.

a second round doubles match and I (Lyemun) at Causeway Bay, kick-off through faulty timing.

cannot see Fincher and Hung taking 4.30 and a second division gamo

between South and University. Usually one of the severcat and

Very keen intercat is being shown more than two sets to win. "A"most accurate overhead hitters, Shute in the match and Glub de Recrolo netted more "kills" last evening than will be packed out by enthusiasts to in any other match this. season, and watch the encounter. although his tactics wore admirable,

FRIDAY

20

MARCH

WELCOMING

FRIDAY

-20

MARCH

WORLD TOURISTS

FROM 5.S.

"EMPRESS OF BRITAIN" A

SPECIAL DINNER DANCE IN THE

PENINSULA HOTEL ROSE ROOM. RESERVATIONS PHONE 58081 DINNER $6.00

Also

Spacial Dinnor Dances

·SATURDAY - 21st MARCH TUESDAY 24th MARCH

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD,

scaraz

nad

C. O. Lee and C. & Ireng (Ellot Hall "A"}

best Chop and lun 21-9; beat Chan and Retro Route, though, often went off at the end of, the season.

Linsig 21-7; beat Yurg and Ho 21-18.

K. 8. Liew and K. Y. Lee Eliot Hall "A") heat Choy and Bung 14 at Chan Zlang 21-161 beat Yung and Ho 21-8.

LEAGUE TABLE

P. W. L. F. A, Pis. Eldt Hall "A" 16 15 0 109 8 30 C.R.C.

17 10 400 30 20 Beereld "A"

12 11 189-19 24- St. Andrew's “A” 15 11 - 4-84 50 22 Ellot Hall "B" 10 11 6 83 43 22 Recrelo "B"

12 D 3 64 36 18 15 8 8 59 73.10

Fire Brigado

St. John's

V.R.C.

Kowloon Tong

15 7 8 00 75 14

14 8 11 88 79, 0

17 2 25 44 100 4 St. Andrew's "D" 17 2 16 30 07

4

9. and S. Homo 10 1 15 29 120,2

HONGKONG GOLF CLUB

Adamson Cup Draw

cannot be said that ho supported Last week Ellot Hall beat Recreio them with consistently good stroking. at the hostel by six games to three, but it is quite on the cards that the

BETTER FINISHING SHOTS Portuguese can turn the tables on

Recreio's chief “pill" over the homesters was in superlor finishing shots, while they were also faster about the court and kept the rallies alire with some remarkable coverica.

Recreio started off at a whirlwind pace and won the first four games,

of though three them were hotly contested. Each time Fire Brigade

their own court,

Australians On Road To

started slowly and conceded long Victory

BIG SCORE AT CAPETOWN

leads. Though they often recovered in fine style they usually found it too much to make up the leeway,

Later the home team made a spiritod old to save the match and actually won three of the last five games. Fisher and Mrs. Kirkwood and Anderson and Mlas Griffiths both

Capetown, March 10. The draw has been mado for the beat Carvalho and Miss Ribeiro and performed meritoriously when they

The Australian cricket tourists Adamson Cup Competition Royal Hongkong Golf Club. The first Oliveira and Miss M. Silva respec- gained a lead of 200 runs on the first

tively.

Innings against Western Province While playing against J. J. to-day, when, in response to the South A. E. Clarke (18) v. A. D. Fraser Remedios and Bilas C. Silva in their Africans' score of 198, they rattled (17) bye.

Decond gamo, Miss Grimthe Bishop (12) v. T. Dstruck in the eye by an overhead

WAS up 308. (8), T. J. Price Roan 11, Richardson (10) v. D. 9. Edward (8), A. H, Mc- |Brida (14) v. 2.. Morrison" (11), 8. E

round matches pro:

C. W.

C.

of the

Edger (20) v. T. B. Low (10)..

K. 8. Robertson (4) byo.

The first round is to be completed

FIGHT A COLD

where the cold fights you....

Molds usually attack in the

is where you should fight them. You can-by simply rubbing Vicks VapoRub on the throat and chest. at bedtime.

Penetrates-To Ease Congestion. fastantly, there is a warm, com- fortable tingle in your chest as the ointment begins to "draw out" the tightners and pain and break up the congestion.

Vaporises-To Clear Air-Passages. At the same time, its healing. vapours carry soothing medica. tion direct to the air-passagci. They clear the clogging mucus • let you breathe easily, Ɛagain."

Chipperfield was loading manh, but also continued despite the 107 hot out, while Stevens, contributed

All night long, while

seo out of one oyo.

50,

you sleep in-comfort,

ONLY ONE OBSTACLE

Datting a second time Western Province lit up 16 without loss before

Recreio have now only one obstacle atumps were drawn. The match con-

by April 6, the second by April 10, between them and the championship, cludes to-morrow with Western | the semi-final by May 8 and the They have to beat Chinese Recreation Province requiring 184 to avoid an in- final by May 17.

(Continued on Page 8.),lu;nings dofoak Routen,

this powerful two-way

action keeps on work-

HERE

HERE

Ing. By morning, almost always, the worst of the cold is over,

Mothers especially appreciate this safe, external treatment for chiktren's cold-troubles. For better Control of Colde. Vicks VapoRub has an ideal companion product that helps to prevent colds, It is called Vicks Va-tro-not; You simply put few drops up each nostril at the first aniile or unceze, These two products are the beals bi the remarkable Vicky Plan for better Control of Colds. The Plan provides the proper medication for every type and stage of a cold. It means fewer colds, Icss savers coida, far less danger and exi pense from colds. Ful details in the 'packages.

VICKS VAPORUB