1939-06-10 — Page 17

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

June 10, 1939.

SURREY RACE CLOCK TO BEAT SOMERSET IN THRILLING COUNTY CRICKET ENCOUNTER

Brilliant Innings By Fishlock Enables His Side To Win On Time

By KENNETH RANKIN

-London, May 10.

Six minutes before the end of extra timo at the Oval, Parker drove Wellard to the long-on boundary, and Surrey, set to make 197 in two hours 35 minutes, had beaten Somerset by six wickets, after a day's play which for absorbing and prolonged interest will not often be equalled this

season.

....

All praise to E. F. Longrigg for his rige, who off-drave delightfully for declaration which did honour to the 60 in 90 minutes, was so well abetted game of cricket, afforded endless by Wellord that the eighth wicket put excitement to the crowd,, and kept an 64 in 45 minutes, and the way was arithmeticians in a reglous fervour paved for the delights to come.

SOMERSET of calculation.

Lee F. 5.), e Gover, b Berry All praise, too, to II. M. Garland-Gimblett, Gover

N. &. Mitchell-innes, t

Gover Wells for the way he instructed and Andrews, & Brooks, b Gover inspired his men, to Fishlock for a Buse, e Brooks, b Berry

W. Beamer, e Barling, h Gover... grund display of balting, rightly at-i. D. Burrough. & Garland-Wells, tuped to circumstance and to Wellard Parker

and bowling till il look- IE, F. Longrier, e bowling ed as though he could hardly stand. Wellard, b Gover

When Longrigg made his move, Lucken, Brooks, b Gover

Hazel, not out most people thought that he had been over-generous In giving Surrey *170] minutes in which to make 197 on

SOMERSET (2nd Innings) These persons had up- Lee (F. S., c Derry, Gover tasy wicket. parently overlooked the fact that the Gimblett, Walle declaration came

before N. S. Mitchell-Innes, e Squires, b Walls

hal Andrews, jbw, b Gover

for

3.30, so that Longrigg

חנן

16, 1.8

Total

Brooks. b

Gove

a minut, it he Bus; Seamer, b Elerry

desired, demand a tea interval. This, J

e Garland-Wells, b Gover

in the absence of a batting collapse. P. Burrough, Berry

Gregory

he naturally did, so that Surrey's Lungrie, e Garland-Wells, available tine was reduced to 155 wellard, h Wat

minutes.

FISHLOCK'S BURST

Shirley Temple in "Just Around the Corner" showing at the King's Theatre to-day. She is supported by Charles Farrell, Joan Davis, Amanda Duff and Bert Lahr.

"Capt. Foster" Selects The Following:

(By "Captain Foster")

There are nine muces down for to-

[7] day's meeting and my selections. are

Luckes, not out

131, 1-11, wi

Total (w.. dec.)

SURILEY

230

In the hour before tea Gregory and) Fishlock made 70, which WA15 Just Gregory, b Andrews about fast enough, and meant that Fishlock, & b Hazell

Squires, b Andrews

afterwards Surrey must progress at Barling. e Burrough, b Wellard an average rate of 40 per half hour. Brooks, Longria, b Wellard Thanks to a brilliant burst by Fish Whitfield, a Buse....

Parker, not out

lock-who hit Andrews for four 4's, M. Garland-Wells, b Wellard off consecutive balls in an over which Berry, e Mitchell-Innes, b Andrews produced 22 runs altogether-and Walls, & Duse some invaluable vigour by Garland-over. Base Wells, they were ahead of schedule

ut the end of the first perlad.

7. -b 3, -b 2

Total

8.8.

as follows:

CARPENTARIA HANDICAP

Selections Made By

"Early Bird"

The following selections are made

by "Early Bird" of the S. C. M. Post:

Ist Itace

Ajax Amber li Poconos

Ajax

Amber I

Poconos

NANLING HANDICAP

Magog

Wild Bear

National Honour

300

YANGTSZE HANDICAP

Rose Emily

Galveston Bay

2nd Race

Peaceful View

HWANG HO HANDICAP

3rd Race

Radlum Star

Total 14 wkin.) SOMERSET ---First Innings

108

Sea Horse

16.5

SURREY (2nd. Innings)

Gregory, Andrews...

b

Garland-Wells was right to come Fishlock, at Luckes, b Buse

in second wicket down. Real enter- Squires, e Lucken, Wellard prise was then wanted, and the cap-Daring, not out

Parker, not out

tain was the man to show the way. If, M. Gariand-Welis, e Burrough, b which he did to the tune of 23 runs Wellard

in 25 minutes. Between them he and

Fishlock took 35 most

vital and!

oppurtune run off two lovers from Andrews. But, with Gurland-Wells out, Surrey fell behind in the follow Gover Watts ing period, when, against the heroic Berry Wellard and the accurate. Buse, only Squires 37 were made.

4. - 2. w 1, n-bi

Parker

Gregory

Second

boun-

Gregory

Parker bowled one wide.

AURILEY.-First Inn

Parker

But Fishlock always had the situa-cover tion in hand. He never, as ench Watts bowler knew to his cost, neglected Berry the straight drive, but quick scoring Squires does not consist entirely of daries, $0 that beautifully strokes of no great force kept Sur

running nip and tuck with the clock, welard till 17 were wanted in 15 minules.

BRILLIANT STUMPING

Andrewn Buse Hinzoll Gimblett

Andrews bowled two no-balis,

Second Innings

16.0 1

Barling had been sensible and ateri, and the match seemed likely to end Wellard without further incident till, with 10 Andrews runs wanted and the clock drawing nearer the half-hour, Fishlock was no-wall.

the leg-side. grandly stumped on For two hours 20 minutes he had never been at fauli elther in piny or judgment.

1

In came Parker very quickly. If he were out there would be a real bustle But the first ball he hit Wel- lard high in the alr over mid-off and, after an eccentric stroke over the slips heads, finished the business with another terrifle clout, and the crowd rushed over the grass to get some cheering done.

In the evening's excitement the earlier and excellent play was almost!. forgotten. Surrey, despite a couple

333= =234#7

FRKEAK

Andrews bowled one wide, Wellard one Umpires: Woolley, Walden,

Indicates Captain. Wicketkeeper.

SOFTBALL

SEASON

CONCLUDES

(By "Bingle")

The last softball game of the sea- of catches that went astray, had got son was played on Thursday when the wickets with sufficient regularity Junior Softball League wound up its be well placed at 2.30, when Some season with a game between the set, with seven down, were only 111 champions, Comets, and the rest. ahead. But a fine lunings by Long-The champions won by a nose, 7 to 6. Prizes were presented by President Arthur Quinn to the winners, and the awards: flowmpions of Die League: Comets, Captain Bimby Ablong.

for fine photographic work

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Bredon

Murray River

Annabella

WEST RIVER HANDICAP

Tyne

Bright View

Laughing Girl

SHING MUN HANDICAP

Expansion Time

Humdrum Eve Potentate

GREAT BIGHT HANDICAP

Derby Day .

Aztec

Tornado Star

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Night View

Royal Migliness

Gold Coin

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Water Polo

Only Four Entries Sent In So Far

Wild Bear Phoenix Ascot Vale

Peaceful View Rose Emily Galveston Bay

4th Race

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5 Race

Violet Quean

Gth Race.

Laughing Girl. Bright View Tyne

7th Race

Humdrum Eve Oak Bay Expansion Time

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9th Race

Ebony Idol

Royal Highness

Night View

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Annabella and Humdrum

Eve

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(Continued from Page 12.)

Lawn Bowls Teams Chosen For To-Day

(Continued from Page 13),

Kempton

G. Copper

P. n. Perka

W. Haustort

F. Cullen

It. Morrison

Recreio B

C. F. Remedios

M. Xavier

C. IL Pereira

B. Basto

C. C. Pereira

D. C. Alves

A. A. Remedios

F.. X. Soares

A. Machado

11. Danto

V. V. Ribeiro

J. J. Baste

Civil Service

E. Kirman

H. Birange

W. Burling

J. Hollidge

M. E. Purvis

J. Carr C. Atrange M. Rakusem

R. R. Davies

IL R. Wood

L. Collyer Jenki

Craigenzower

J. W. Leonard

K. M. Omar

A. E. Contes

B. W. Bradbury

A. M. Omar

W. Word

J. 8. Landolt

U. M. Omar

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L. C. R. Souza

C. 8. Horselet R. BRA

Second

Craigengower

4. 15. Köyler

D. Rozario

H. W. Randal? M. A. R. Bouza

L. Gaddi

J. Coelho .. Penny J. Cavanagh

S, Leonard

N. P. Karanfla T. Lecke

W. K. Way

Kowloon 1.0.c.

V, C. Dixon

K. C. Hamilton H. White

3. G. Meyer

'T. Armstrong

W, Orr

D. W. Watertan

J. S. Logan

E. Drew

V. Searle

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G. E. F. Thompson

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J. MacDonald

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J. Johnson

G. B Alexander

Talkon

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Beath D. Munro

W. Melrose J. Bovard

Stainton Chalmers

F. Millon

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O. Madar.

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J. Hooren

5. M. Rumjahn

A. R. Minu

A. K. Minu

D. M. Khan

A. M. Wahab M. Y. Adal A. Dalish

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J. Orem

H. Drown

G. A. Channing

W. Mair

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W. Mcleod

Shepherd

C. Dowman A. C. Carey

Kowloon 1.0.c. R. P. Phillips 3. M. While

W. S. Drake

W. Macfarlane

W. L. Walker

T. E. Robson

J. C. om

A. J. Hall

A. S. Russell

L. A, B. Duncan

A. M. Holland

R. Duncan

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D. Crawley

T. College

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W. Dagley

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Sheppard Whant W. Kinyer

Austin

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Kowloon Tong

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Hongkong P.C. 3. S, Howell

L. Strange J. Beach J. A. R. Selby

I. P. Shaw

C. B. Robertson

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W. Kershaw

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Kowloon 1.0.c. E. F. Pope

9. C. Walker

H. J. Dicknell

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P. J. A. Hamilton

A. Morton

G. W. Deacon

E.

Alkins

H. Lockhart

P. A. Peckham G. S. Hammond J. Watson

6. Dinner Kowloon F.C.

Anything to get a run. And once he has that run, he will depend on his pitchers and the defensive aspect of the Giants to hold that slim margin.

The Giants captured the 1933 pennant by winning fifty-one games either by one-run margin or by holding the other side to one run. Late in that season, with the pen- The Hongkong Water-polo League, nant just about won, they happened a tough 2-1 game to the entries for which close on Monday at to lose en smith, one of the more 0 p.m. has so far attracted only four accomplished ball writers, was con- entries, Victoria Recreation Club, soling Chilly Willie on the way to

Stanley Chinese Bathing Club, South China the railroad station after the game, Athletic Association

Too bad, Bill," he said. "A hit. Perry and Chung

W. Hudson there at the right moment to-day

G. Foster Highest batting average: G. Mac-Shing. Benevolent Society,

would have given you the game we

T. Pile kechnie, Cometa.

Hit hell! Terry moaned. Other probable entries are Hong- kong University, European Y.M.C.A., shouldn't have given those bums

the those two runs." Athletic Association,

That would seem to sum up the Army and possibly the Navy,

difference between the Shoot-the-

Runners-up: Homantin Tigers, Cap

M. Remedios.

tain

Most

valuable

D'Almeida, Comets.

player:

G.

Highest Пelding average: M. Reme- dlos, Tigers.

"Hest player" at cuch club: G. Chinese Yvanovich,Comets; M. Soares, Tigers: A Azedo, Glants; T. Chan, Crass Bats; Aug. Sequeira, C.M.S.; E. Ribeiro, SJS.; W. Woo, Aces.

A meeting of the Committee and Works A. C., and the Hold-Every

Franks

C, Gowland S. Bodgo

gooding W. Webber

[A, Jillott

Club representatives will be held at thing Boys, and between McCarthy Mecutanteon the Victoria Recreation Club on and Terry. Tuesday

to draw

up the Leagun

W. Fitzgerald

* Hongkong: 5.00

11. O. Wallington

Axtures and approve the constitution team from the Fleet Air Arm by 20 C, G. Soll

Aixtures..

Royal Hunt Cup and rules governing the League points..

Call-Over

London, Juna D.

Scores:

INDOOR BOWLING

W. H. Easten Burn Lt.. Roberts

Lt. (E) Shaxby

H.M.S. Daring

07:140 122· ·-125 78 124 73 55

91 328

Total

Over Fleet Air Arm

The following is the Intess cH.M.S. Daring's Win

oyer for the Hunt Cup:

Quartier Maitre, 10/1 (t, and o.) Couvert, 100/0 (0.) Caerloptic, 100/8 (1, and a.) Domaha, 100/8 (0.), 100/7' (1.3° Zalmis, 100/8 (0.), 100/7 (1.) Timestep, 100/6 (t. and a.) Portmanock, 18/1 (0), 20/1 (t.)

Reuter.

+

Fleet Air Arm

8. Crestoy V. Walker Anslow

1. Needham 79 320 J, Ralston 93 205. H. Pass 05 193. Casey

J, K. Gelling Rowell

1142

109. 307 97 97. 100 303

DO

97 0984

67 203 40 240

F. O. Lumsden, 101 97 Flt. Lt. Cooper

An Interesting game was witnessed F. O, Compton

at the Hongkong Bowling Alleys on. Thomas .. Thursday when H.MS. Daring, "of the 21st Destroyer Flotilla beata

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Howloon C.C.

W. E. Hobbs

T. A. Fabel

H. S. Meadows J. M. Jack

W. Nact

A. Madar A. W. Ramsey

W. Carr

J. Iemplicy G. W. Bowden A, Wright W. W. first

Craigengower 5. n. Solina W. Theips A. B, Hemon Q. B. Ladd

-Q. Winch

H. Peterson

Dr. C. W. Lam

John Pau

P. Lee

Kerrison McNay W. McNeill

Yacht Club W. A. Cornell D. Drummond H.H. Wkd G. E. Costello

G, H. Bond W. J. Hansen A. Nissim A, W. Brown

T. S. Cassidy) L. E. N. Ryan A. B. Mitchell D.. E. Maughsarı *****Recrela

M. F. Alarcon

A. M. Todrigues

J. n. Soares

O. P. Itemedios

L. Leon

J. Noropha M. Itemédios

C: A: Lopes

Itemedios

A. Xavier

A. Yvanovich

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