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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY,

NOVEMBER 8, 1938.

8

Unimpressive Batting In

Indian R. C. v. Club Game

Local Week-End Cricket Given The Once-Over ́

port in cricket here when he settler Alce down-but the reat did little. Pearce was t.b.w, to a full loss, and Owen-Hughes, who actually went in after Griffiths, was defeated by the light and fell to the third bail he re- prived. Isley saved the situation and with Bowker balting confdently anything might have happenert,

JUNIOR DIVISION

Leading In Winners

Bitter Soccer Rivals

Clash Early In Shield Tourney

1 must apologize to my reuters for ving fallen into the falley of sup- posing there was little if any cricket fast Saturday. It seems that the arrangements for Cump & leave some people free. The Army rather ut aerosa Regrein playing down on their own ground. Di am very doubtful of the Army batting than year. Cilt was top searer for thean (with 35, and he is leaving at our for Shangbal. Sgt. Baker made 2Zti.

In the Junior League there were) but Godly failed to come off, and if

fails the Army

Friendlies. What was are rather up quite a few aglost it, I think. Of course, they really an "A" C.S.C.C, team beat the were not at full strength. But they appers by four wickets. The Civil made very little of E. L. Gunno win Service included W. 11. Colledge seems to be coming back to form ; (14), D. Hollidge (25), and D. Me with the ball. Prata also did well Lellan 2 retired). though his three for 24 hardly cum-lesen, and iter putting the Sap

scored 144 for 8 pared with Gosano's 5 for 29. Once 1ers out for 11. more Hatfield stowed how invalu wickets. For the Sappers, Ratcliffe able he is to the Army bowling. For 231 and Milestone, who going inj the second match in succession he Humber ten made 20 not util, were "DAILY DOUBLE" WINNERS.-Racing Boy (S. C. Liang up), left, and Flybypleht (1o Hong-ping bowled continuously at one end and the highest scores. Haynes fookup) returned $315.50 to each of ther 23 Barkers in the "Daily Double" on Saturday. Bottom pleture shows hla figures were 11-4-20-6. With wickets but conceded 53 runs.

Rachig Boy winning by a length from Tempest, ridden by I. B. Clano,-Pictorial News. Minu at the other end they would prove a good opening pair in an in- terport Match.

CLUB V. 1.R.C.

of their first

A FINE PERFORMANCE

It may possibly be true that the I.R.C. second eleven are not a strong

Fatling side, and also that they were W

(97) and Loughlin (21) were top! scorers for the Police.

UNIVERSITY LOSE

The Club were at Sookonjou aqua; hot at full strength Saturday Jast, and this time there was a drawn but Pope's figures of 0.5-1-5-0 wern game. It was quite a good match, excellent, and I wish we could see) but the Club were one short. I in the Senior League. Carey gather it has been anid that the Club were lucky not to lose, but as their pair, Isley and Bowker, had been batting for over a quarter of an hour nisl, as only eight runs were well be wanted, it might equally wel ᏞᎪᎯ said that they were unlucky to loset.

the LRC, botted It secins

Arst from 2.10 pan, until 4.20

1.20 p.m. and could only put up 118 for nine wie- kets declared. Madar was top scorer with 27 but he was a little serappy and hun played better innings. The other scores were small but I Ismail All, going in number, nine, managed to get 16 before he was caught in the slips off Longicid. For the Club, Owen-Hughen only bowled Ave overs for Leu runs and a wirket,

D.B.S. WIN

The Diocesan sehnot beat a weakishi

How Patty Berg Won Her Title

Tulsa, Oklahomu, Oct. 30. Lite Patty Berg. of Minneapolts, Minnesota, his won the Trans Mississippi Women's Golf Champlon- ship at last.

TO STOP CRICKET TRAFFICKING

Sydney, Sept. 23.

A rule aimed to eliminate traffick- ing in players was introduced to-day at a conference of Sheffied Shield cricket States in Sydney.

qualification Reskicntial

clouses have been tightened, but players, by

Often the for the title, requesting perinission, can play for

Patty this year

City the 36-hole

But

SCORERS IN HOME FOOTBALL

Lordun, Oct. ID.

THE LEAGUE-DIVISION I

Hodan (Leeds) 10 Dix (Derby) Lawton (Everton) 10 Stocki (Derby) Fenton (Mulesuro') a Howe (Grimsby

tuckian ('kpool) 8 Stevenson ('ton) Hunt (Bolton) TMS (Chelsea) Fagan (001) Tadınan (Chinelton)

Hoberts (Bolton)

Middlesex And South China "A" Meet In First Round

By a queer twist of fate, South China "A" and Middlesex, generally regarded as the two strongest teams in the Firat Division of the Hongkong Football League, have been drawn together in the first round of the Senior Shield Competition, which 'commences' on December 10.

In many respreks, 43116 draw is from Manila during the Chinese: unfortunate; for the elash means that New Year holidays.

one

of the best teams in the The death of Shiu Chak-wing, Kit competition will have to be left be- Clave half-back, who died from in- hind immediately after the frat juries received in a match with

Stanley, was discussed, and it

round.

It has been fell in many quarters decided 10. unk the Management that If Middlesex and South China Committee Lo arrange M vencüt could avold meeting, they would match and that $200 from the Sun- very likely clash in the anal, and it day Herald Cup fund be immediate is ironient, therefore, that they shouldly granted. thus have to play each other so early Mr. Pryde drew attention to the Puppy Day Fund match on Friday On the other hand, the meeting of and sald Lee Wat-tong would play. these two teams ensures that interest

Permission Whs granted for

in the competition.

n

in the Shield will be whipped up to: match between the Queen Mary fever pitch right from the eummener ment.

FINE MATCH PROMISED

As winners of the Shield in 10IB, 1037 and 1938, South China “A” will probably start with a certain moral advantage over Middlesex; but then the Midd this season have already beaten both South China "A" "B" and a

are the only team with nothing to fear from the Caroline

fill combinations.

and

Present Indications are that this match will be worthy of a final.

The full draw of the Shield is us follows:

SENIOR SHIELD (FIRST ROUND)

Royal Scots Middlesex

St. Joseph's

V

V.

Eastern

South China

"A" V. Kwong Wal Byes-Royal Navy, South China "D", Police, Kowloon and Hongkong

F.C.

JUNIOR SHIELD (FIRST ROUND)

R.E. Chinese

V

Stanley

V. BAM.C.

Kwong Wah

V.

Signals

V.

Eastern

Y

R.A.F.

V.

5th Battery

V.

R. Scols

V St. Joseph's

Middlesex Club

30th Battery

524th Batlery

Dyrs. Kowloon, RE. European, South China "A", South China "B"

On the Club ground rather "ilt up": sides played a low scoring game. As asual Bishop was top scorer for the Club (21), but they were all out for 78. The University however could not get within twenty runs of them. The Club had Lowe, Haymes, and

to cease belag one State within 12 months of trans- Bishop to bowl for them. I am always the bridesmaid and never the ferring from another State.

fraid the University are not yet bride in this tournament, went out settled down but one hopes for better and played splendid golf and de-

The addition to Sheffled Shield rule 7, feated Mrs, Opal S. I, of Kansas things later.

"Shroved to-day, reads:

a player who has repre- in

Leading goal scorers in the Eng- F.W.D. final by the big rented his State in any international, score of six and five.

encond

XL

or colta lish football League up to and in- Stonecutters Mrs. Hill live

made a great light of it!

transfer from his State to cluding Oct. 15 are as follows:- He bowled his side through but eleves of K.C.C., whose bowling was holes ending with Patty only one up to play for ek latter State in the

In the

the morning round, the first 185

State,

he shall not be eligible Pearce.

Bowker und Beck were dead very weak. F. Lay (40) who will off form, and Ilsley, going in at the unke a cricketer if he does not get ferent story. Patty kept her skill on has resided in such latter State for in the afternoon it was a dif- Shefted Shield competition, until he 3. for 28 In 7 overs. So for spoiled, and D. Crary (67 not out); the fairways and found her putting on had the club bowling is not convincing, played very well for the school, and touch. Mrs. Hill, 25 years older tained permission to play prior to one year, unless he has first ob- though I belleve none of them feet A. J. Prats and Goodban also get tha comfortable on the LR.C. ground, I Into the

The

20-year-old forlies.

conqueror, the expiration of the period of one don't know why, as the wicket there had Baxter, Mideahy and play showed the strain of the match, year, elther by a majority vote al

WINNING PUTT has improved out of all knowledge ing for them cracked up badly and

an interstate conference, ör by the in the last two or three seasons. I were aut for 51 runs.

Finally, they came to the 13th majority consent of the asseelutions 1 gather it am told that Longfeld has never yel was Sargent's fast match, and he ed the slanting green in three. Ms.

with Miss Berg five up, Bath reach of the competing States," found his length properly out here. took 5 for 12-a root finish. He's putt from 15 fest barely missed and Youngsave have done much for and Patty's ball was nearly stymied. the D.B.S. cricket. I only hope they

It was also decided to add the Cairns (N'enstle), 12 Waring (mere) White the gallery of 2,000 held its when he can no longer turn out. will not

ferd the stump too much breath, the utan-haired little Miu following rule to those governing Jones W. Brom.f 11 Vinall Luton)

nesotan calmly sank a ten-footer for Sheffield Shield inutchen: THE BAT IS MIGHTIER THAN

winning a par four.

the hole, the "In order to facilitate play at the in wet match and the cup.

earliest possible moment "Well," she benned, us she received weather, the umpires shall see that the cup. "They say everything comes any necessary steps are taken to im- G. Souza made 100 out of an who prove

other than the wicket, by instructing the curator to going to win this. Furtune smiled on use the absorbent roller to mop the the to-day and my game was good, water off the cover for the wicket Rawlings (M'wall) So I won it."

and any other pools of water sur- | Herd (Mter Ca

POOR BATTING

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who

her

The Club batting failed rather probably due to a change round in order. Incidentally they were one short and had Griffiths and Tam- worth of the C.S.C.C. playing for them. Kilbee played a good furcing innings of 39 and Longfield made af useful 24-h is key to play is at 118 for C.C.C. us the Press, a best win wait, and I've waited

THE PEN

MAMAK LEADS IN-

HOCKEY STICKS

OUR STOCK IS UNDOUBTEDLY

THE FINEST AND BIGGEST IN SOUTH CHINA.

WET GROUNDS

Hanson (Chelsea)

Doane!!

(B3'xpool)

(M'chester V.) Steele (Stoke)

Smith,

Yorsion ('dbro") Dougal (Preston)

*5 for Manchester City.

THE LEAGUE-DIVISION 11

Clarke (*burn) 10 Crawshaw (NF) Hullett mouth) Dodds

(S'Meld U.) Macaulay (W. H.) Hunt (5eld W.) Rooke (Fulham) Hobinson (S.W.) D Heaselgrave

(W.D.) Walsh (Millwall) Jill W. (Tham)

7 Lewis (Dradford 0) 7 Hornby

(unlay)

Mrs. Hill, four times holder of the rounding the wicket or on the play Fenton (W. Harm) 5

championship, walked off the course ing area."* with her arm round Patty's shoul- ders-Reuter.

whose

attack ን45።

very

weak.

FOOTBALL POOLS

Tinker Lee Look Ave for forty-four INQUIRY MOVE

for them. The Craigengower bowlers were well mixed up and most did something, A. M. Omar (24), A. T. Lue (28), E. R. Ellis (25), A. H. Es- nail (16 not out) and C. Wong (14) got double figures, but there were Alve blobs!

THE LATE LORD HAWKE

I had hoped to publish un article upon Lord Hawke whose recent death is a sad loss to cricket. How- ever, when I started I found it re- quired so much reference work that must hold it over until next Satur- [day morning.

QUASHED

London, Nov. 2.

6 Osman

Souliony

Connelly

(Luton) 4

(Smeld W.) 5

a Napier

THE LEAGUE-DIVISION III (SOUTH) Morton (Swindon) & Hurst

laycox (Torquay} McPhee (Reacting) Cheetham (QPR) Stephens (ton) Collins (Cardiff) Bott (P. R.

(Brighton) Gregory C. PJ a Law (richtoní 1 Dutton (M'Beld} Giles (Bristol B.) ay (Aldershot)

| Police, University, Ordnance

Electric.

and

INTERPORT FOOTBALL PROSPECTS

The possibility of sending a soccer should they be team to Shanghal, unable to come to Hongkong WOB

Council yesterday.

Hospital and on Association team for a Christmas trent for inmates of the Hospital. In addition, $50 was granted to the Hospital from the Sunday Herald Cup funct

to

INTERNATIONAL SOCCERITES SELECTED

оп

London, Nov. 7. The following players have been selected to represent Ireland in the International match against England

at Manchester played b: November 16:

Breen (Manchester U.); Hayes

Cook (Huddersßeld),

(Everton); Brolly (Millwall), McMillen (Chester- held), L. D. Brown (Leeds); Cochrane

(Leeds), Stephenson (Everton), Baird (Huddersfield), Doherty (Manchester C.), and Brown (Birmingham) –

WELSH TEAM "Ty following have been chosen to repiesent Wales against Scotland:

John; Whatley, - Hughes; Dearson (Birmingham), T. G. Jones, Richards; |Hopkins, Leslie Jones, Astley, Bryn

Jones and Cumner.-Reuter.

Schmeling To Return To The Ring

JL

Berlin. Oct. 27. Arrangements are being made for bout between Heinz Lazek of Vienna, holder of the European

A

Schmeling.

discussed by the Hongkong Football heavy-weight boxing title, and Max No date has been decided, but it is The Chairman (Mr. Pryde) said said Schmeling is in good condition no official confirmation had been re- and ready to go into training at any ceived of Shanghai's inability to moment. The bout is understood to send a team, but the Management be for Luzek'a title. Committee would be empowered to Arno Koelbis and Walter Neusel a consider with the treasurer the pos- have been matched for the German sibility of sending a team to the heavy-weight title in a bout to be northern purt or inviting a team decided on Nov. 11,

(Rochdaio) 0 11 Cuniita (Hu!!) 0

Bagley (Stockport 0 a Embician

(Gate'd)

Rangers) a THE LEAGUE-DIVISION III (NORTH) Bratiam (Rham) 12 Wynn

Patrick (Sport) Klourly In answer to questions in the

(D'enster) House of Commons as to the desir-Hanson (tham) ability of setting up an inquiry com- Foster (Crewe) mittee to look into the operation of Gallacher (Cated} football pools, Sir Samuel Hoare, Steele (Barnsley)

Robertson (D. G.) Home Secretary, replied that there is

Mortimer (York) apparently no opportunity at present.

He said that this matter is milled Rurditt (Wham) to the bigger problem of off-the- Chandler (Crowe) couse betting-Reuter,

8 King (Barrow)

D Ashton (Carlisle)

1

Hubbard (ul) 5

& Griffiths (R'dale) 5

Halford

(Oldham) 3 Keeley Chester) Essex

(Stockport) A Sargent (9'port)

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THAT

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IN

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A group photo of the junior players of the Club de Recreio and Macao who met in their annual match at King's Park over the week-end. The Club de Recreio senior players overwhelmed the visitors by nine matches to mil, but the Juniors finished up in a tie, each sido claiming 44 matches-Staff Photographer.

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