1940-11-19 — Page 6

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 19, 1940.

PRESENT-DAY BOWLERS NOT NEARLY

AS EFFICIENT AS THOSE OF YORE AEGER

High Scoring Again Marks Week-End Cricket Games

(By "R.. Abbit")

THE BATTING in the two senior. division games on Saturday last was, though patchy, rather too good for the mediocre bowling that is all that exists in the Colony at present. Making all allowances for a natural tendency to magnify the doings of my own contemporaries, I think it is true to say that there were then quite as many bowlers of the standard we have to-day and bo sides that there were two or three always who were far better than anything we now havo. I am not forgetting some exceptional figures this year but they were all in the second division where

the batting can be, and often is, very bad indeed. ang CC, at Chater Road on Saturday, but the rame ended in a draw.

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The Club, owing to. Camp and interpreter. One can only suppose. other reasons, had to put up that either the operator misunder- rather an "A" team against stood or that the message went astray before it reached the Cricket Secre-

Club de Recrelo bowlers fared poorly in their match against Hong- thanks to L.G. Gosano and 19. A. Reed. E. L. Gosano is

bowling at the start of the match-Ming Yuen

Resroio, as there were four mentary. But bad jack to have all that F. A. Selections For B

who regularly play for for nothing! second in their team but they

also collected Major Grose and

POLICE & UNIVERSITY

The Police, owing to the claims of

Governor's Cup

the recently returned LT-duty and football, had only a very The first match between the Chinese Ride who stiffened the batting weak side out and were all out for Amateur Athletic Federation and the enormously.

87 Orem (29) and Danbrowsky (13) Hongkong Football Association for the played at Governor's Cup will be is well-known, alone getting double figures. I have Caroline fill on Sunday at 346 p.m. Major Grose, us plays primarily for the Army but at last discovered the reason for this The game will be of 10 minutes dura-

businesal It is the tion. when the latter team have not got initial Singh a match he turns out for the Club papers who do it! and bust Saturday week he gave the Civil Service a nasty lar by appear ing for the Sappers(his home team

the end.

E.

sten

here

Bradman's New Army Job

The fallowing have been chosen to re- N. Singh who opened the Varsity

DON BRADMAN, Australian Tesi batting is, as 7 suspected, Naranjan present the Association-Robinson (Navy); Joseph'), Toughley b. Leonard · (St. Singh. He played extremely well, (Navy), Pope (Police), Bright (Middlesex caplain, has been released from the Cont Winson (Middlesex): Courer Royal Australian Air Force to Join (Middlesex). Hendy

up his punistiing

Reserves, Moxon (1.E.). Blackburn dalles with the physical and Club), Howlett (Police), Bickford (Club). the Army. He is taking (Polles). Freshwater (Middlesex), Hussain creational training organisation (St. Joseph's), Blake (Kowloon), OʻReagan | Frankston, (Navy).

four to

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Fowler

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St. George's Defeat St. Andrew's

Detailed Results

Following are the detailed results of the. Annual rolt match between representatives-of-St. George's and St. Andrew's Societies, held by the Royal Hongkong. Galf Club, Farllag on Sunday, with the names of the 81, George's -representatives mentioned Brat and margins;

SINGLES

Points Bl.a. st. A.

A

134

L. Goldman beat D.B. Robb, 7/6 134 O.E.C. Marton last to F. D.

Hunter, 4/3

. Groves fed with D. B. Ed- ward

H. F. Phillips bent 1. W. She

WAN, 6/5

8. Lloyd beat Brik.

Leod, 4/2

T. A Pearce

Robertson, US

lost to

A.C.I. Howker beat R. You

3/1

AD. Itumphreys lost to E. W. Kirk, downst to J.A.D.

1.I.L. Dowba gear for

Morrison, 2 down

R. G. Parker best W. Sharp, i

H. N. Williamson lost to

Mellride, 1 up.

H. It. Mundy tied with T. Low

F. Bathural beat A. T. Lay, 5/5 TE. Pearce beat K. B. Morri

BOD. kinson beat G. D. R. E. V. Wilkinson

Black, 2/1

G. W. Sewell beat M. Pollock,

3/1

B. D. Evans beat D. Forbes,

6/4

beat it. C. Walson,

SA. Sleep beat ite

A. 1. Penn beat W. A. Stowar

R. M. Wood lost to 7. C. Taylor,

I up

3/2

A. Sommerfelt lost to A.

Mackenzie, 1/4

at 1. C. Jackson beat C. FE

Simpson, 5/3

P. S. Cassidy fled with ...

Walker

K.M. Simp

Bradman should be eminently suit-J. D. Danby beat

..

it I may so call it) and knocking defending with a straight bat and the bowling all over the place.

anything looso The usual opening pair of bowlers heavily. He hit four fours in met with no respect. Ozorio has not eighteen and actually hit another found his form this season nor is Eleg when he get out. L. Gosano quite as good as last year. it Was a

a curious incident, He Grose (26) and Knight (49) put up

and hit a very fine Mr. K. K. Ip has been appointed to aver 50 for the first wicket, and Ride swung rowing. Then the wicket-referee the game, and the linesmen ed to carry out this topic. He has a seemed in practice enough to get 26 keeper pointed but that the wicket will be Messrs. E. M. Mitchell and W. profound knowledge of sport and has runs, Owen Hughes, however, was

organising ability. It has been agreed was broken. I am not quite clear M. Glover.

The prices of admission are $150, $1 for some time that a sport organiser out. The declaration at 191 for five what happened as there was some 50 cents and 30 cents. Members of the is badly needed in each. State. the star-turn and rattled up 61 not what

suggestion that the wm.pire at the Foolball Council and holders of com may seem over-cautious but I gather bowler's end said 'not put and the plimentary tickets are strongly advised the runs came rather with a rush at squareleg umpite said 'out'. I was to attend early as the gates will be completely at fault when I said after definitely closed after the sale of the A COLLAPSE

that thought it came under the last ticket. Recreio then proceeded to stage one bowler's umpire's jurisdiction and if It of their all-100-frequent collapses. he was unsighted he should refer L. G. Gosano kept one end going but the first ave batsmen could only collect twenty runs between them. It was left to W. A. Reed, as so often happens, to stop the rot. He joined Gosano and then there was an excel- ient stand of eighty. This saved the alde. A M. Prata stuck in after L. G. was out for an invaluable innings of 68, and the match was drawn,

THE USUAL DRAW

At the K.C.C. the home side batted first and though their start was shaky, they put up 103 for D against a "Civil Service" team which was reinforced by H. Esmall and G.

FAM. Elliott beat A. S. Mac-

kichan, 4/******* J. D. Harrison beat W. Park,

1 up

G. W ́ Reave beat It. D, Gilles-

ple. 2 up ******* and has been studying nsaiduously L.Cr. Bellamy best 7. 1 Bradman enlisted in the RAAFG Willams lost

Gordon, 1 up

I UD w while awaiting his call,

The following points should be. Harrop beat W. Le Alexander,

0/4 made

The Army has asked for his Butlin Wale C. Bd. Shark service.

2. Ho is

is over-nge for an air crew. 3. The transfer would not in any

W. Stoker beat D. Black,

(absent)

Total

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t

1

14

to square leg. (This is the right a bit for 14 not out and the side were procedure when the bowler's umpire out for ninety-six. The military side cuhnot see If a close one chips the had no difficulty in hitting off the

FOURNALLS sticks or rebounds from the wicket runs. Stoner had 43 and is in the

Robertson, 2 holes... keeper's pads). But Rule 47 reads: running I think for a place in the way affect his lability for service in Marton & Pearce lost to Hunter "The umpire at the bowler's Army side. At the end they had 144 any armor in any country. He droves Goldman tied with

Edward & Robb........ wicket shall be appealed to before for 7 wickets with 28 extras. would, however, no doubt, be of

war | Bowker & Phillips lost the

other

umpire in all cases,

Young & Shewan. 2 up.... Emmerson for them took 6 wickets greater value: in the pAAF. Parkor & Lloyd beat Sharp & except in those of stumping, hit", for 17 runs.

at the age of 32 without previous

MacLeod, 5/4 ....................................

21 wicket, run out at the striker's

Mundy & Humphreys lost to

Low & Kirk, 4/3 wicket, or arising out of Law 42; but in any case in which an umpire

umpire, whose

appeal to the other decision shall be final,"

OTHER GAMES

K.C.C.-or rather F. J. Lay (80)

under discussion than in

flying experience.

now

After completing a course it is ex- pected that Bradman will be given South Australia.

is unable to give a’decision he shall were much too good for 'n very de- charge of recreational training in Pearce & Dowbiggin tied with-

pleted CS.C.C. second eleven and Then comes the note to the Law in won by 104 runs. Ainslie did not the M.C.C.'s instructions to Umpires. come off with the ball but he got 20, "When the umpire at the and is doing sterling work in im- proving the Civil Service team The

Yacht-Race

Evans & Bathurst tied with Forbes & Lay............ Morrison & Morrison Bullin & Williamson w.o. Stark

& McBride (absent) Penn & Sowell lost to Stewart

Pollock, 6/4------ * Wood & Sleep lost to Taylor & Watson, 2 up grotron Wilkinson & Sommerfall lost to Black & Mackenzie, 3/2 Cassidy & Jacks lost to

Walker & Simpson, 6/5

Denyer McLellan and Baker were--bowler's-wicket-has-given-a-bats- D.B.S. could only get 07 against the both unable to play. Archie Zim-

man not out, the other umpire may Recreio second. Hulse, who I believe, mern proved Kowloon's early salva-

answer any appeal within his tion with a nice innings of 38, while

The Ladles Sweepisako Race held over got 30 not out, and Jurisdiction." later B. D. Lay took twenty-six, E.

took six for

tches Club yesterday resulted: C. Fincher Boventeen and F. Zim-

got four for 14 and took three catches. Gull 442.55 MB, M. Richards He is a youngster who will be com Artemis 4.40.15 Mrs. Potter ing into the picture soon if he keeps Koala 4.48.55 Mrg, M. Johnson his head and practices

.

steadily

is on the Uns. J. Macauloy 75 miles by the Royal Hongkong Yacht Reeve & Danty beat Gillespie

mern twenty-one not out.

the

Aa usual Richardson proved salvation of the Civil Service, even as Archie Zimmern had for Kowloon. Hollidge, who la developing into a

A MISUNDERSTANDING?

It is, therefore, clear that even if the bowler's umpire did call 'not out the square leg umpire was entirely under tuition. A. M. Rodrigues (30) right to give a decision as hit-wicket Captain of the first last year-saved bat, got 20 and I was very glad this within his furls been a mis- runs

But of Recreio who only finished up eight

drew chead, Signals

with and Possibly

the R.A.O,C. who lost 0 wickets for 63 bowler's umpire did nothing at all runs, Bookock (20) saved R.A.O.C which was right-or referred it to who just managed to draw. the other umpire which was merely

course there may have understanding

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many

SUNDAY CRICKET

The

see K. H. Griffiths come off at last He made 34 not out while Richardson was 80 not out at the end when C.S.C.C. had 129 for three wickets. One of the K.C.C. cricketers told me I was about the best innings of the

a technical error transferring match.

decision to where it properly lay. Thompson

On Sunday a strong team from the may prove a useful

have mentioned this occurrence at Volunteers played Cralgengower at bowler for Civil Service if he can play some length as there are regularly. He bowls irwingers cases of arguing which umpire la Happy Valley and won comfortably. Esther, with two or three short legs concerned and

The Volunteer side could have taken because By the way, it seems Ferry caught mortifed at being so completely at on most arst division teams in the and bowled Donald Anderson off fault myself. Low 47 with its note

Colony.

Gosanos were in the full toast

as L.G. got 29 and GN. $7 reference to Law 42 deals with cases retired in which the wicket-keeper for pur-seven, made 40 runs. (I owe him an potes of stumping takes the ball in apology for having described him as the Army but no opponents appeared, front of the wicket. or puts any per realize now that Teddy Fincher is in captain of the K.C.C. or do II 1 therea It was, I discovered, a breakdown in tion of his person in front of it or charge of the side and N.D. Lloyd La communications for I happened to discommodes the batsman in any

vice-captain). speak to the very man who sent the way. telephone message on Saturday The University knocked the runs After a declaration at 174 for 7 morning about it. He said he had off pretty easily and C. Huang got Craigengower started fairly, had a good deal of trouble with the top score with 32 runs. He seemed collapsed after the third wicket, but University operator and finally had to me a doubtful beginner, rather it must be admitted that they had By a strong side. L. G. called in the services of a Chinese reaching out and stopping them; but no means

as I gather bo is a first year man, he Gosano, who want on second chant. may develop into a very useful bats-j took 8 wickets for 23 runs in 5.7 man for the University.

is perfectly clear. Incidentally the Picture Anderson, going in number

A MISUNDERSTANDING

The University turned out to play

STOP

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GRAIGENGOWER LOSE

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CARDS

but

`I have recrived fixture cards froen A. Hung played a useful innings the Recreio and the Hong Kon for a Craigengower side against Mr. University for which I am very Fargus KI but no one else could do much obliged. I hope other secret anything except U.A. Esmall who hit | aries will try and get one off to me.

UFS

HE WON Southpaw Johnny Vandor Meor, recently recall.. od from American Assocla- tion, who pitched and batted Cincinnati Reds to victory in game with Phillies that gave foam National League pan- nont. He scored run in 13th aftor slamming two-bagger,

Bimpson, 3/1⁄2 sagrist

Elliott & Harrison beat Mac- klehan & Park, 5/4 ****i Bellamy & Willams beat Flem- ...ing & Gordon, 3/1 Harrop & Stoker beat D. Black

Alexander, 4/2

- Total

Results: SL. Georgo's Andrew's 2334.

1

334, St

Points of scoring: Bingles 1 point, byes (3 holes or more); Fourballs 2 points, byes (3 holes or more) .

SPORTS ADVT.

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