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SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
THE CHINA MAIL.
CLUB AND VARSITY WIN.
FIRST LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
DECIDED.
Although Kowloon C.C. cannot win the first league championship, they will however decida whether the H.K.C.C. will win it as the result of their match which should have been played on February 23 but was postponed, mik
On Saturday, the Club beat the Civil Service and thus have 19 points for 7 matches. The Versity defeated the Indians who Have led to date and the former have also
TE. Pearce, b Hamilton. R. Hancock, b Hamilton ........ ACL Bowker, run out A. L. Gace, not out E. G. Lammert, b Baker Extras
Total,...
Bowling Analysis.
C. 5. C. C. 2ND. 21 C. Sara, b Cockell,
4F. Harper, b Jack...
13 W. Edmonds, c ́und b. Cockell 31
7 H. Strange, c Winter, b Jacob... 6 C. Beardall, b Jacobin
W. Callip, c and b Goodman... 6, 14
124 R. Smith, b· Jacob
O. M. R. W. R. E. O. Bird.... ..... 12. 2. 313 FAJ. Ling
7 2 19 B.. D. Evans... F. Baker...
W. Hamilton... 9.0 36
C. S., C. C.
H. Westlake, c and b. Goodman 4 J. Gregory, not out G. Hallam, b Jacob... H. J. Best, b` Jacob
Extras
Total
0
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13.
2 Jacobi
2
0. M. R. W. 11:5 4
6. 16 90 45 2 072
Russia Apr." THAO trills Aps. 48, Hy L *E/Canada
Apr. 18 HуK. M/Aala - May 6 May 16
F. Baker, b Lammert... PT Lamble, b. Lammert
91 Cockell
35 Goodman 10
19 points but they have completed A. Grimmett, b Bowker ... their 8 fixtures. The Indians have B. D. Evans, b Webster also finished their league pro- A. E. Wood, e Dean b Webster gramme and have 17 points. AA. R. Sutherland, b Webster... 0 | CHINESE R.C, 2nd'v. NAVY 2nd draw with Kowloon will suffice to HB. Nihill, l.b.w., Powell... 1 give the Club the championship and should Kowloon win, there is the probability of a play-off between the H.K.C.C. and the University who are holders of the championship.
Excitement was keen among cricket supporters about four o'clock.on Saturday.. Those who went to the Club ground had heard that at Sookumpoo, the Indians had
FJ. Ling, b Powell... F. Holdman, not out.... EW Hamilton, b Powell B. E. O. Bird, c Hancock
Webster
Extras
The Navy 2nd XI had little 0 difficulty in defeating the Chinese I 2nd XI at Causeway Bay.
Scores.
CHINESE R.C.
12 Wan Iu-shing, b Hogg
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Bowling Analyis. Total.
Y. M. Shi, b Osbome...
83
S. T. Wong, b Tizity...
C. E. Wong, b Tizley......
O. M.
R.
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for 108. A telephone message that E. G. Lammert.... 5 reached the Indian R.C.'s pavilion Rev. Powell... ... I I 16 was to the effect that the Club had 8R. E. A. Webster 5.5 2 13 wickets down and, the century
had just been put up. Shortly INDIAN R.G. v. UNIVERSITY.
afterwards it was learned that the
Henry Kew, c Harris b Tizley Kwok Po-kan, not out
Extras....
.. Total...
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
1ן.
Club's Innings closed for 124, Only Madar and O. Ismail could Enthusiasts then began to calculate get going in the Indian R.C. the respective positions. Evon-innings against the "Varsity bow- tually, the "Varsity did beat the lens. Altogether four men were Indians but the Club rose to the run out excellent testimony of occasion and got Civil Service out the keen University fielding-and
Leech... for 83.
the home team were all out for 108.
A. A. Rumjaha gave another Hogg .....
Osborne 8 3 20 batting display and paved the way
.3 10 Tizley to victory for the visitors. He
NAVY. retired at 50 and the highest score amongst the others was 17 by Wilton, a C. E. Wong, b, S. T.
Hughes, b CE. Wong Ponsonby, Fane.
Wong..... Scores.
Harris, b Shi
'First League.
H.K.C.C. CIVIL SERVICE,
I.R.C.
A. H. Rumjahn è and b A. A.
Rumjahn...
Gregory, bK L. Chau
Osborne run.out...
I
26
IL
Hogg, o S. T. Wong, b C.
Wong...
31
... 50
... 12
A number of surprises were forthcoming in this match on the Club ground and the issue really turned on the patrnership between A. E, Wood and B. D. Evans. As long as they were together it look- A. H. Madar run out... ed as though the Civil Service S. H. Ismall c & b Hett would get the runs but once they. Ismail Yeowb Rumjahn... were separated the result did not. M. Omar b Rumjalin ... J. S. A. Curreem run out... seem in doubt.
A. el Arculli run out... H. D. Rumjahn run out... S. A. Ismail St. Ponsonby Fane
b Quick.... S. D. Ismail not out
To begin with, the Club had Mitchell and Webster dismissed cheaply. More and Dean made a stand but Bird was sending up some tricky stuff which had the batsmen guessing on many occasions. The F. M. el Arculli b Hett veteran bowler had got Mitchell stumped off his slows. He bowled
Dean and had the Rev. Powell
out 1.b.w. Tam Pearce was out
for a duck being bowled by Hamilton, Bird tried to get Dick
Extras ...
Worthington not out..... 29 Jackson not ont......
... 14
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Total (for 6 wkts)...208
Rogers, Tizley and Leech did not bat.
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Bowling Analysis.
Wan Hu-shing
0.
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K. L. Chauri
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0 47 I
10 D
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20
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13 D. Rumjahn, c Balchin, b
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5
Sirdar Khan, b Percy
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Extras
12
the run but as it was, Holdman H N. Balhetchet, b F. M., el seemed to anticipate the return as he stepped out to get it.
Baker and Lamble opened the Civil Service innings and both baismen Ignored Bowker's fast stuff on the off with the result that his first three overs were maidens. Baker shaped confidently and sent Lammert to the tram-line boundary on three occasions, but the left- hander had his revenge shortly afterwards as he disturbed Baker's wickets with a fine break. Grimmett. was not very comfortable but he stayed sonie time and made a few good strokes. Lamble went the U. Omar..... same way as Baker and Evans re- A. el Arculi lieved him. Wood was cheered as A. H. Madar. he went out to bat and with Evans F. M. el Arcalli..... they steadily brought up the score H. D. Rumjahun. I 22 1 but runs came
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in his opening overs but both he and Bowker at the other end, kept
Total for 8 wickets...133 Bowling Analysis,
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J. Kitchell, 1.b.w., b Percy E. Moosden; b Walker A. H. Samy, b Percy........ A. Cassimbhoy, not out
(One man absent.)
Ó. M. R. W. 9" 2 22 I
Total
... 82
8
I. 32 A
1° 3. 201
92. 15, 12
20 10
0
Capn. Walker, b Cassimbhoy 48
R.A.MC. Cpl. Howarth. l.b.w., S, Khan T Pte. McCulloch, b S. Khan
JRE
Sgt. Percy, b Kitchell
Second League.
Pte. Nash, b Cassimbhoy...
II ... 13
ELLERMAN &
BUCKNALL
Lt. Col. Butterworth made a welcome re-appearance for the Royal Engineers by scoring 50 in this match, Major Gandy and Ramsey each contributed over 20 to the R. E. score of 150. Edmonds and Cullip shared the wickets, the latter with a fine agalysis.
Scores..
Pie. Osborn, b Cassimbhoy
Pie. Balchin, c and b Rumjahn II
Pie: Pilcher, b Cassimbhoy Pte. Peray candb Rumjahn Pte. Scrutton, b Rumjahn...
Extra
Total...
Friendly Matches:
K.C.C. 2ND v. EASMA.".
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TH 1. HONG KONG G1.
E. J. R. Matel:ell, st-Hol
b. Bird R
REA. Webster,
GR. Mors, & Baker
AVD Dean, b Rey Powell, 1.SK H Oven Hughe Hamilton MTIHA
5
50
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