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SATURDAY CRICKET.
TWO MATCHES IN THE LEAGUE.
SCORES IN "FRIENDLIES."
Several interesting cricket matches wore played on Saturday when the weather was' favourable.
The third interport cricket trial I referted to elsewhere,
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
61 2 8
0. MR. W.
Rumjahn Ackbo.. Sumad
С
2 12 10
2 1
8 0
Sirdar Khan
3
12 1
0
8.3 3 a 3
B
51 13
3
A. Ismall. Mohamed
Friendly Games.
K.CC. v. I.R.C.
H.K.B.A.
FEATURES IN ANNUAL REPORT.
TOURNAMENT PROFIT,
The report of the General Com- mittee of the Hong Kong Boxing: Association (for last season), which will be presented at the an-
Playing at home; the Kowloon nual meeting on Thursday, shows In division II of the league, Civil c.chist XI drew with the Indian that the tournament made a pro- | Service "A" defented BM.S. Recreation Club. "Tamar" in the latter's first ve! tere in this competition.
University 2nd drew with Indian
R.C, 2nd.
LEAGUE-DIV. U.
CS.C.C. v., * TAMAR!"
L.R.C.
LA. H. «Rumfahn, e Fincher,
McKay ...... A. H. Madar, b Ross
J. St A Cureem, b Bevis
8. H. Isadil, run out
A. al Arcull b Fincher
R. Nazarin, b Bevis
On the Civil Service ground the F. M. el Arculli, not out
b
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etc.
ROWLING ANALYSIS.
Alt of $1,553.47 and the general account a profit of $197.88 and the amount in hand to be 62 $2,874.06.
of All the officials (except the 13 President and Vice-Presidents)
and the members of the General'] Committed retire at this meeting. Mr. R. M. Dyer and Mr, J. Scott
87 Harston offer themselves for re- o election as Chairman and Vice- 12 Chairman of the Association re-
ospectively.
0 Mr. J. Brook offers himself for' 21 re-election as Manager, Mr. T. G. Bennett being at Home on leave,
189 Mr. M.. M. Watson offers himself for election as hon. secretary and
0. M. R. W. treasurer. Mr. John Fleming has overy kindly audited the accounts.
1 and offers himself for election as 121 honorary auditor.
4 1 10.
K.CC. 1st XI.
2 I will be proposed at a subse- quent meeting on the same day 2that the members of the Boxing 3 Committee shall be ex-officio members of the general com- 25mittee. This will be confirmed at
a meeting on Nov. 16.
Special Bank.
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| day of November, 1923, for the suptributors. Pork. Right-roomet House with ply and delivery of the following! Garden and Tennis Court. Apply Stores required by
The visitors made good start Government by sending 60 up for two wickets. Russo-Ashubic
Departmenta during the year Cooper (28) and Pook (25) being Brace
responsible for a good partnership Ross Fronmongery. Household and Wickets fell fust until Gibby (41)
Fincher Sanitary Utensile, • Brushes, | in.nroved the total which with eight:
Revia Tools. Lamps, etc.
wickets down stood at 121. The
Evans Asbestos, Rubber, Leather, Pack next went with no alteration, and]
McKay" "ing. Ropes, ete."-
the last wicket fell for an núdi-
Spillett. Clothing. Drapery, Haberdashery, Etional two runs.
Pendered bowled well, taking w. Brace, hb... b A. el Arculli five wickets for 30.
no extras on both E. F. Fincher. Pel Arcul There were
b A. Arcuiti
..... 30 11. G. Bevis, e Curreem; b A.
el Areulli..
Total
10
A 19
6
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8
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26
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17
4
1 19
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52
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R. G. Robertscm, b Gibba ... T. D. E. Pendered, b. Capper, RS. W. Paterson, at. Cons,
b Carpenter
34
K. R. Macnsk}}, e F. el Areulli
bA. Areulli.....
S. E. Spillett," A. "el Anculi
E G. Renton, not out
R. C. Witehel; c Lee, b. Dale.. H. B. Nihil, b.w.. b. Dale
C. T. Evana, b.A. el Arculli
18
37
N. Mackay, not out
H. E. Strange, c Lee, b Gibbs,
R. Spittey, not out
12
Total (for 6 wkta.)
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Total for 8 wkts., dec: 139 N. H. Ross did not but.
BOWLING. ANALYSIS.
F. J. O'Neill and C: Sara.did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS..
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Gibbs.... ea... Barker Carpenter Cooper Dale
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NOTICE.
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
UNIVERSITY v. INDIANS
· CRAIGENGOWER DANCE.
A successful dance, the first of 3 the songo, was held at the Craigen- i
Rower Cricket Club on Saturday 27 night.
Everything tending to the com- 4fort of the members and friends 14had been arranged by the Con-
mittee and all presens spent an er 134jyable time. and
Baker
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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3
0 18
Johnson
17.
1 28
4 0.15
Dyer
Reynolds
Bloxham
C.C.C. v. H.K. ER.C
Playing at home, the Craigen-
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form and thanks also to their
Hung....
bowlers they scored an easy victory Dr. Craig, h. Un Hew-fan over the Hong Kong Electric Re-Dyer, b Ng Sze-kwong 28 creation Club.
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A junior division league match between the University, and the
E. Hamson, c Murray, b Dunbar
Johnson, e Yung, B Tech"... Wagland, b Un Hew-fan
66 Baker, 1.b.w., b Ng Sze-kwong."
14 Condou, b Un Hew-fan
16 Grant, not out
63 George, b Un Hew.fan
Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) 185 Ching
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.144 Auction.
ON
O. M. R. W. TUESDAY, the 26th October, 1928,
1
20 18 - 0 30. 14 1 4.50 33 4
RECREIO v. K.C.C..
3
15H. P. Lim, b Gahagan
A. Hamson, c Murray; b Way
0
T. Grimes, not out
.123
F. Schnepel, eu · Muskett,
Dunbar.....
b
Extras
R. F. Luz, c Paul, b Dunbar
2
Total
O. M. R. W.
J. W. Leonard, b Muskett.
0
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Robertson Spittey
G
0 41
F Zimmern, not out
18
2
0 22
1
Extras
15 H. C. Hung
Westlake Pendered O'Neill
4
1 11
Ng Sze-kwong
3 12 1 40
1 16.
6.4 0 39
1. 0 10
0
Y. Abbas and J. C. Fletcher did Yeoh not bat.
Un Hew-fan
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M. R. W.
9. 0 41 0
11
1 39
4
8 0 36
2. 20
3
0 23.
1
0 11
0
H.K. E.R.C...
15
1
S. J. Stangeby, e Hamson, b
Fletcher
With Easterbrook taking three wickets for five runs, and Duncan
+
&
16
five for eleven, the home team were all disposed of for 54 runs.
K.C.C. 2nd XI.
8A. A. Dand, run out.
CB. Easterbrook,. c Barros, be
16:
Souza
ia
0.
J. C. Dunbar, b. Abbas
H.. Parsons, e Barros, b Pinna H. Smith, b Marques,
2
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XUAL MEETING of SHARE HOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Company's Town The University were 68 in arrears Office, 2, Lower Albert Road, Hong with their last wicket intact and Kong, on TUESDAY, 2nd Day of the match ended in a draw in bad NOVEMBER, 1926 at Noon. for the light.
Indian Recreation Club at Pokfulam Muskett
ended in a draw with the game in
Gahagan favour of the visitors.
Batting first the I.R.C. lost nine Way. Stanesby wickets. for 69, but a good stand by Sirdar Khan (34) and Suffed (23) brought the total to 140 before G. Murray, e Lim, b Abbas
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P. Mohamed, b Sudan
A, S. Suffled, not out
Extras ...
Total
G. G. Thomson, st. Schnepel, b
Fletcher...
W. B. Muskett, b Abbas
F. R. Way, & b. Abbas
12 A. F. Paul, b Abbas
G. Vickers, b Abbas
T. L. Foster, b Lim".
The Club de Recreio, on their 1ground at King's Park, made a poor
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ON
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A Quantity of
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19 comprising
22. S. Hancock, c Barros, b Pinna: 9 Hatstand, Tapestry.covered
W. Hyde, Lb.w.b. Marques.... 24 Couch and Chairs, Mantel Plece,
H. P. Buxton, 1,b.w., 6 Alves A. Detc., etc.
Hamblin, e Noronha, b Alves. 9 Teak Extonsion Dining Table,.
92 L. A. R. Duncan, net out
F. D. Angus, not out
Extras
F. Normington, not out.
8
Extra
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
17
0. M. R. W.
11 Fletcher
1Y. Abbas 94 Leonard
o Lim
9
2 26. 3
12
2. 45
B
20
9
0
A. R. F. Raven did not bgt.
2 0 11
1
BOWLING: ANALYSIS,
29
Marques
P.R.C. v. C.R.C.
Playing on the Police Recreation Alves
140 Club ground, the Chinese R.C. wou Souza easily with several of their players Pinas 0. M. R. W entering double figures, Yeoh lead-
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Sulleman
V: Gittina
Sudan
Hiptoola
W. Gittins Zimmern..
For the home side Dr. Craig' (54)
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.)
16 Dining Chairs, Teak Bidebtard with
19 Bevelled Mirror, Teak Dinner Wag- 19gon, Ice Chest, etc., otc.
Teak Bedsteads with Mattresses, 154 Teak Wardrobes with Bevelled Mir rors, Teak. and Marble Top Wash stand, Teak. Chest of Drawers, etc., etc...
0. M."R.-W. 11 188 2 21088
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Club de Recreio,
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Catalogues will be issued. On View from Thursday, the
096 2 28th October, 1926.
J. E. Noronha, Raven b
Duncan
126-11 3 again played a sound innings, but H. A. Alves, c' & b Duncan
o the other batsmen proved disapH. M. Kavier, b Duncan
8
110
oing with 65.
14
8 22
**
.B.
1 22
6
0 82
a pointing
0
9
-0
·Chinese R.C...
"
C. Chon, b. Johnson
Univeralty 2nd XI,
3. V. Gitting, e Ackbar, b
Tamall
K. T. Loke, b Ackber.......
E. Zimmern, b Rumjahn
W. M. Gittins, b. A. Ismail.
S. Kermani, b Mohamed .
L. Tajima, c & b Mohamed
A.T. Y. Yeoh, b Dyer (,,
28 Un How-fan, b Johnson
1
J.L. Youngaaye, Craig,
Johnson.
23 Ng Sea-kwong, t Johnson
8H. C. Hung, b Johnson
6 Yung Hin-lun, d. Conden,
C. K. Ong, c. 3. A. Ismail; b A. Johnson N
F.Hiptoolab Mohamed i
B. N. Sudan, c Hosnan, b Madar:
R Chan Wal not out
Totul (for 9 wkta.)
2 Hung Hon-thin, not out.
OfH. Ching, b Alexander
0 Cheng Chi-wing, not
Total (for 8 wkta. dec.
C. Wong did not bat.
H. Pinna, b Duncan
C. E. Marques, b Duzenu.
18 F. M. Carvalho, e Hancock b
65
Easterbrook
o F. M. Ozorio, b Hancock
b H. Barros, b Hyde
b
23 D. Lopes, b Easterbrook%
28 D. Alves, c Buxton, b Easterbrook
+-0} C; M., Souza, not out.
0
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