0. MK. R.
Baker
12- 5 28.
Sulleman
9. 2
41
and F. S. W. Smith accounted for C. Sara, c Musson, b Christian 4 two wickets each for 16, 22 and 184 respectively. Scores:-
Extras
Hiptoolá
B
1 29
1
Total
Chan Fook Aziz
0
6
1 0 12
0
N. A. E. Mackay, 'e Greenaway,
Burger....
........
C.C.C. 2ND . POLICE R.C.
W. Gittins, e Greenaway, b
Morgan
$
Christian Musson
F. S. W. Smith, e Gordon, b
Corbett
18
F.
Hamblin, Morgan
Corbett, b
1
Gr. Bacon, e & b Edmonds
Indian R.C.
5
18
A. H. Madar, e Moor, b Bannar
J. S. Ackber, b Owen Hughes..
25
The Club made a big effort to Razack (6 for 24) and Way (4) get the runs in the time at their for 14) skittled out the visiting
minutes. disposal - 100
When side for the small total of 46 runs.] stumps were drawn, the score stood Scores:- at 128 for 6. H. V. Parker batted forcefully for 41, H.R.B. Hancock! contributed 32 and O. Moor made J. Leonard, 1.b.w., b Alexander
80. Scorea:---
A. el Arculi, b Wales
S. A. Ismail, run out
A. H. Rumjahn, C Owen
Hughes, b Parker
A. R. Minu, e Moor, b Parker ..
J. S. A. Curreem, not out
. O. Ismail, b Owen Hughes
S. H. Ismail, caught, b Owen
Hughes
A. K. Minu, not out
35: B. Way, b Alexander
15 J. R. Soares, c Alexander
8 G. Lal, b Lacey
10 C. Wong, not out
Extra..
faplece.
A. E. Silkstone, e Sharpe, b. (41) helped to bring their score to XI. by 45 runs.
Bowlers had the upper hand for Morgan 188 for eight, wickets, declared. Curreem, who receive a nasty in the most part, E. Mow Fung's A. R. F. Raven, b Morgan jury to his face when he had made score of 34 for Crafgengower be-A. J. V. Smith, e
Corbett about 10 runs, resumed after an ing the highest on either side. interval of almost an hour and Alexander, the left-hand fast R. E. Lindsell, b Corbett batted stylishly for 35 not out. bowler of the Police, captured five O. B. Raven, e Bryant, b Burger Owen Hughes, going on late, took wickets for a little over four runs H. Overy, not out.. three wickets for 20.
Bdr. Wilkinson, at Holdman, 'b
Ling
10
LOCAL CRICKET
FIRST LEAGUE CENTURY
THIS SEASON
Electric R.C.
C. E. Gahagan, c, Barma, b
Baker
W. N. H. Murdoch, not out e Raf, b W. B. Muskett,
Sulleman
J. C. Dunbar, b' Chan Fook. H. F. Akehurst, b Hiptools local. R. Way, b Baker
was S. C. Banks, b Baker
CLUB & INDIANS DRAW
The first century in league cricket this season
made by W. H. N. Murdoch, for A. F. Paul, e Osman, b Baker Hong Kong Electric RC. on G. G. Thomson, not out
Saturday. He batted through and carried out his bat for 104, out of
a total of 116 from the bat, and a
score of 129 for 7 wickets.
In division I, the Cricket Club and the Indian R.C. played an in- teresting draw.
League I
H.K.C.C. v INDIAN R.C.--
In a closely-contested match on their own ground, Hong Kong C.C. drew with Indian R. C.
The visitors started poorly but
a brilliant innings by A. R. Minu
Extras...
Total (for 7 wkts.)
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
THE CHINA MAIL,
Civil Service C.C.
M.
2 M. P. Madar
0 Musson
2 W. F. J. de Rome, e Manley, b 1 16
104 A. M. Rumjahn
.7
1 17
J. M. A. Rumfahn 8
1
18
3
5 F. H. Holdmen, c Kennedy, þ.
Musson
08irdar Khan..... 2.4 0
10.
8
2 F. Baker, C Kennedy,
Christian
b
1
K.C.C. 2ND v, RÀO.C.
3
18
129
F. Normington, H. S. Jones did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
મ
Visiting their neighbours, Police R.C, lost to Craigengower G.C. 2nd
A. E. Wood, e Christian, b
Musson...
Christian
a & b
Crossing the harbour, Royal D. R. Kelly, b Christian Army Ordnance Corps lost to Kow-A. R. Sutherland, c Fogdon, b'
Christian loon C.C. 2nd XI. by 28 runs.
Edmonds, Thanks to 38 runs each by W. H. A. R. F. Raven and Lindsell, the home team put up 115.
Although four batamen,got into double, figuras, R.A.O.C. were dis-i missed for 92, Silkstone, Overy
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XL
D. R. Rushton, b Musson ... F. J. Ling, at Fogden, b
Christian
R. F. Jones, not out
Royal Artillery
Craigengower C.C.
H, Lim, e. Yeoh, b Ng Sze-
kwong...
A. Kitchell, b Kwan
24 E. Zimmern, e Ching, b W. C.
Hung
1A. B. Hamson, c W. C. Hung,
b Kwan......
0 G. Sourbutta, e & bW. C. Hung 28 S. Abbas, e Youngsaye, b Ng
Sze-kwong
BF. Oliver, c Ng Sze-kwong, b
Kwan.....
6. R. C. Reed, not out
1W. Youngwaye, 1.b.w., b Kwan
J.. A. Victor, b Kwan 1J. A. Cassumbhoy, b W. C.
17
2
22
92
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6
Hung......
0
Extras
9
Total
76
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
+
0. M.
E
W.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Kwan
9 0 22
5
0. M. B.
9.3 1 $1
6.
w. C. Hung
Ching
9
1- 49
4
M. I
.... 7 2 0
12 2
4 0
Yeoh
2 0
12-0
Ng Sze-kwong
6
1
20 2
15
@
88
Page, b
Lt. A. H. Musson, c Baker, d
Kelly ..
0
33
Mr. Gr. Fogden, c Edmonds, b
Ling.....
1
Sgt. Manley, b Edmonds
5
A. Hargreaves-Brown, 1.b.w., b
Gr. Roberts, c Jones, b Kelly Lt. Miller, not out
45
Morgan
Extras
12
5 Sgt. Glazebrook, c Edmonds, b
Baker
8
G. P. Lammert, c.D. P. Xavier,
b Sousa
Capt. A. S. C. Kennedy, b Baker
6
Total
116 Gr. Maltars, b Baker
A. H. Gillingham, c and b D. P.
0
RECREIO▾ H.K.C.C. 2ND.
At King's Park, 'Club de Recreio 12 drew with Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI. Against a total of 157 for nine 0wickets, declared, the home team O replled with 104 for nine, Carvalho 1 and Sousa playing out time. Scores:
H.K.C.C. 2nd XI.
SECTION IV.
PARTICULARS OF AGENCIES' LIST.
SECTION Y.
· LOCAL WHO'S WHO.
Xavier
38
Lt. Col. W. F. Christian, c Ling,
Craigengower 2nd XI.
W. K. Tait, b Alves
26
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
b Kelly
12
1
0.
M. R.
W.
¡V. W. M. Stanión, b Alves
2
Extras
4
E. B. Hamson, b Noonan ...
25
D. Fritz, st Hunter, b B. G.
Baker
Burger Morgan
5
2
20
2
:
L. A. R. Duncan, b Alves
2
BECTION VI.
A. B. Raworth, 1.b.w, b D. P.
8.6 2
82 5
Total
98
Xavier
16
Corbett
7
1 28 3
D. M. A. Razack, run out
0 Page
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
2
0. 19
0
E. Now Fung, e Alexander, b
Lacey
'Brooks
84
1 0 R.A.O.C.
6
0
D.
M.
Re
Ling
5
1 9
22 Y. Abbas, c Lacey, b Alexander. 41 G. White, b Alexander
9
2
Baker, b
S/Sgt. Greenaway, c F. S. W. Smith, b Hargreaves-Brown 6L/Cpl Burger, e A. J. V Smith, b F. S. W. Smith. OL/Sgt. Sharpe; c A. R. F. 9 Raven, b F. S. W. Smith 11/Cpl. Morgan, c & b Overy
Edmonds
-6
1
28
9 Kelly
5 +
87.
Baker
8.5 0
20
$
2
CHINESE R.C. v. C.C.C.
22
1Pte. Corbett, run out
6
Extras
14
Pte. Brooks; b Overy
13
Total
Total (for 8 wkta., dec.) 188
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
95 Q.M.S. Mocock, b Silkstone
Ple. Bryant, run out
12
At Causeway Bay, Chinese R.ClSousa defeated Crajgengower C.C. by 66, D. P. Xavier
2
runs.
A. S. Suffad did not bat.
0.
RWL/Cpl. Gordon, c & b Silkstone
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Alexander
.11.1 2
22
5 Cpl. Donaldson, not out
14
0.
K
R. W. Lacey
16 3
42
2Pte. Page, at A. J. V. Smith,
A useful partnership for
second wicket by Yeoh (52) and Lopes
W. C. Hung (61), which realised Carvalho
Wales
12
1
38
1 B. G. Baker
5 0
20
11
b A. R. F. Raven
4
100 runs, paved the way to the
Bowker
$
4 28
0, Noonan
8
0
10
1.
Extras"
Bonnar
.14 4
45
11.
Police R.C.
C.R.C.'s total of 158 for eight wickets, declared.
Parker
4
0
38
2 Alexander, e Way, b Razack.
.16
Total
92
Quick
5 2
10
Hunter, b Razack
0
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
W. H. Kwan capturing five wickets
20
c A. K.
Owen Hughes.... 7 1
Hong Kong Ch
0. Moor, run out..
H. Owen Hughes, è Ackber, b
A. H. Madar ..
H. R. B. Hancock, b Curreem
E. J. R. Mitchell,
Minu, b Curreem
.H. V. Parker, b Curreem
A. W. Hayward, e A. R. Minu,
b Arculli...!*
30 Noonan, c Soares, b Razack
32 Thorpe, b Way
Hallam, b Way
2
Lacey, c Fritz, b Razack
0
0.
M.
B. G. Baker, b Way
6Hargreaves-Brown 9 1 OF. S. W. Smith B
1 34
+
Shepherd, White, b Razack
4 Overy
6 0
1
A. V. Baker, not out
7 Silkstone
2
0 16
4 Mackay
2
1A. R. F. Raven
1.1 2
NNAN AP
W.
Craigengewer replied with 92,11. A. Barros, run out
for 22 runs. Scores:
13
1
ī
Chinese R.C.
2
T. E. Yeoh, b Oliver
22
2 H. Hung, b Oliver'.
2. O Hung, c Casaumbhoy, b
2
0
Hamson
2
1
10 Edwards, b Way
Ng Sze-kwong,'e Sourbutts, b
0
Hamson
41
A. N. Other, e Hamson,
Razack
0
Friendly Matches
Taui Wai-pui, & Oliver
8
Extras
8
Rev. E. K. Quick, not out
J. Bonnar, not out
Extras
25
J. L. Youngsaye, c & Hamson
1
Total
46
2
W. H. Kwan,
Oliver
c Sourbutts, b
Total (for 6 wkte.) .... 150
A. C. I. Bowker, C. D. Wales, E. R.
West did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYH19.
Baznek
Way
R, W.
Arcull
10 2 49 1
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
A. H. Madar
0 31
A. R. Minu
4 0 24
Curreem
B 1 38
2 0
12
Q
bowling
A feature of the match was the ners. splendid
Kelly rounded off his bat Oliver
0; M. B. W. .11 0 44 .11 3 42
of
Lt-Col. ing
by
taking
three wickets. Sourbutts
Abbas
5
088
0
8
0
23
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
7 8 14
C.S.C.C. v. GUNNERS
On their own ground at Happy
0. M, R. W. Valley, Civil Service C.C. lost to 7,5 1 24 6 Royal Artillery by four wickets.
4 Lt. Col. W. F. Christian and Lt. A H. Musson shared the bowling honours for the visitors. Holdman (24) and Kelly (28) put on 44
L.R.C. 2ND v. RE. & S.
1 At Sookumpoo, Indian R.C. 2nd, runs for the 4th wicket partner-
0 XI. defeated Royal Engineers and ship.
W. H. Sling, run out....e
C. Chon, not out
H. C. Hung, hot out
Extraa
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 168
H. Ching did not bat.
8 Royal Corps of Signals by 8 runa.! Lt. Miller made 45 for the Gun- Hamson
LRC. (5 for 17). Scores:m
Indian R.C. 2nd XI.
eight
M. P. Madar, b Wyatt ..... A. Butt, b Skinner
17
5 0 9 3
8 0
8 0 87 $
NAVY 2ND. v°C.S.C.C. 2ND.
At King's Park, Royal Navy 2nd! 8 XI lost to Civil Service 2nd XI by 4 25 runs.
Harper and Grimmitt, 86 and 22 respectively put up
half the
C.8.C.C. total of 136 runs. A. B. Large took eight wickets.
Pay Lt. Waters, going in towards the end, hit up 51 runs for the Navy. Scores
Civil Service 2nd XI.
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W. B. Cornaby, c. Carvalho, b
W.
Lopes
12
2 A. Reid, e Barros, b Lopes ....
15
2
G. R. Vallack, c and b Lopes
17
8
H. R. Remington, not out
.1
Extras
24
3
Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) 157
J. E. Hancock did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O, M.
0.
R
W.
27 1
.10 1 21 2
Alves
0
36
the Pinna
7 0 32
1
Club de Recreio
LJ. Guterres, b Reid
25
Б
H. M. Xavier, c Stanion, b Reid
H. A. Alves, & Cornaby, b Reid
0
D. P. Xavier, b Reid..
59
GO. Danenberg, b Tait
52 M. F. Pinna, 'e Cernaby, b Talt
3
F. H. Carvalho, not out
G. A. Noronha, c Duncan, b
61
Rojd
5
D. Lopes, run out
2
4
C. M. Sousa, not out
Extras
2
10.
4
Total (for 9 wkta.)
104
.3
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0.
Vallack
0 0 24 .0
| Reid
..14 1 39. B
18 Tait
Rumjahn
League II
'VARSITY 2ND v. ELECTRIC
At Pokfulam, University 2nd XI. compiled 167
for runs
F. J. C. Wyatt of the Sappers (8 Scores:- for 80) and A. M. Rumjahn of
A. M. Rumjahn, c Mitchell, b
wickets, declared, against Electric, Wyatt
R.C. but the game was drawn.
The home team batted consist-N. B. Kitchell, run out
ently, G. E. Yeoh with 30 not out)
to his credit being the highest'
10
D. Mohamed, Wyatt ...
c 'Durand,
b
0
was the most successful bowler for his side.
Sirdar Khan, c Skinner, b
Wyatt
11
·
contributor. Banks (5 for 43) R. Nazarin, c Roberts, b Wyatt 21
J. M. A. Rumjahn, c & b Wyatt Murdoch (Electric R. C.) was ini great form, scoring 104 undefeated M. R. Abbag, c & b Wyatt
A. R. Suflad, b Wyatt
in rapid style-out of a total of A. Rahmin, not out
116 from the bat! No other bats
man on his side reached double
figures. Baker took four wickets
for 28. Scores:→→→
University 2nd XI.
A. Chan Fook, b Muskett
H. T. Barma, b Banka
S. F. Chen, run out
Extras
Total
80
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
0. H. R. W
B
0 27
.14.5 5
80
8
4 0 17
Large
Howard
"2,Skinner 20 Wyatt
M. B. Osman, caught, b Banks 22 Harrison
A Baker, b Banks
A. B.. Sulleman, run out
F. Hiptoola, b Banks
·H. E. Adams, e & b Banks
G. E Yeoh, not out
A. A. Aziz, not out
Extras
Goodyer
22
8 1 2 RE. & S. 18 Q.M.S. Roberts, e Sirdar Khan,
19 A. M. Rumjaha .....
80 L/Cpl. Goodyer, e Sirdar Khan,
b A M. Rumjaho
26 Col. R. B. Skinner, e Butt, b
A. M. Rumjahn
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 187 Lt-Col. E. J. CWyatt, e Butt,
D. Rai did not bat
Banks
Muskett
Way
Murdoch
Gahagan
BOWLING 'ANALYSIS.”
0
EW.
· b J, M. A. Ruinjahn... S/Sgt. Mitchell, c Sirdar Khan,
b J. M. A. Rumjahn ........
18 3 48 Capt. D. L. Carnegie, c Nazarin,
8
871 A. M. Rumjahn..
20
o Cpl. Butter, e Nazarin, b A M
Rumjahn...
COUNT THE MAILS
Ste Page 3.
180S.M. Kennard, e Sufflad,
Sirdar Khan
Big. Durand, c&b J. M.
Rumfahn
Sgt. Harrison, c Abbas, 15 Birdar Khan ...
LLD..G. G. Macdonald, not out
Extras
R. S. W. Paterson, b Large V..Chittenden, l.b.w., b Large
4
0
R. R. Davies, C and b Large'..
4
F. Harper, b Large
86
J. Eldridge, b Large..
0
F. E. Booker, e Waters, b
Howard... da
W. Robertson, b Large .............
38
2
C. Willmot, c Forrest, b Howard 16
A. W. Grimmitt, o Forrest, b
Larger
J. C. Fletcher, b Large
B. Matthews, not out,
Exxtras
Waters
Total.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
. ធុន ក្នុងទ
22
.9
10
116
0. M. RW.
2 0
8 42. 8
6 55 2
Royal Navy 2nd XI.
Green, caught, b Robertson..$2}
Hill Walker, caught, b Eldridge 11
Rumsby, caught, b Eldridge
Gregory, at Davies, b Robertson Mavill, b Eldridge ......
Usher, caught, b Robertson ... Poland, b Eldridge
..........
Goodman, caught, bFletcher
Waters, run out
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Forrest, c and b Robertson
Large, not out
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
KWOK CHOI MING, the first Chinese to win the
Robe
harbour swing She also won this year's
race for Chinese ladies. (Photos by re
Cooke Esq.
A