10
CRICKET
Craigengower Surprise Hong Kong C..
NAVY AND INDIANS DRAW
Comdr. Baker, & Madar
Mid. Stannard, b Abbas
Extras
BOWLING ANALW919
0.
M.
R. 'W.
A.B. Laslalt, not out
Bowker Beck
10
h
10 0
38
Parker
11 2
27
Owen Hughes
8 0
43
2
Sillitoe
3 0 12
Hong Kong C.C.
Of the League games down for O. Moor, run out play one was postponed and one F, G. Sillitoe, Way, b Omar.. team failed to put in an appearance. R. Duckitt; e Omur, b R. Lee E. R. Mitchell, c & b Omar .... for their match.
J. R. Hinton, e Lee, b Oliver.. Cricket Club opened rather badly, H. Owen Hughes, e Lec, b Omar having the misfortune to lose Moor, who was run out..
Hong Kong
Craigengower made a fairly rea- pectable first wicket stand, with H. Lim and E. Zimmern Batting in fine style. Hong Kong C.C. could only manage to draw with Cralgengower. Omar was deadly with the ball, tak- ing & wickets for 28.
|
O. E. C. Marton, not out
H. V. Parker, b Omar
A. C. Beck, b Omar
T. E. Pearce, 1 Omar
Extras
Total (for 0 wkts.) A. C. I. Bowker did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Omar
Some interesting cricket was seen at King's Park between the Royal | Las Navy and the Indian Recreation Oliver Club, Lieut. F. M. R. Stephenson ex- Abbas celling with the bat for the Navy and A. A. Rumjaha for the Indians.
The Indian 2nd XI on their own ground narrowly defeated the R.E. and R. Signala by a margin of 24 runa. The Sappers, after a very poor start, managed to knock up a useful score.
Of the friendlies mention must be made of the wonderful performance of B. G. Baker, of the Police Re- creation Club, in the match with He took 9 Hong Kong Electric. wickets for 30 runs, including the bat trick, his last 6 wickets falling
for no runs,
League Division I
CRAIGENGOWER v, H.K.C.C.
Craigengower sprang a surprise when they forced a draw with Hong Kong C. C. at Happy Valley.
Scores as under:-
THE CHINA MAIL.
8
12
0
18
121
Total (for 0 wkta.) Comdr. Stanley, Ldg. Tel. Genge, Sto. Cross, Eng. Lt. Bennett did not bat.
→ Friendlies
The Police Recreation Club play-All ed the Hong Kong Electric on the Polige ground at Happy Valley. Baker, of the Police, put up a wonderful performance, taking 9 wickets for 30 runs, including the hat trick. The last six wickets fell for no runs.
Police R.C. 169 (W. L. Meadows 51, C. F: Alexander 36, T. Hunter 023),
BOWLING ANALYSIS
B
0. M. R. W
23
A. K. Minu
10
35
2
J. M. Rumjahn
4
6
0
14
A. R. Minu
0
10
.17
A. H. Madar
11 3
29
18 A. A. Rumjahn
Б
D 25
2A. R. Abbas
Ө 3
5
2
0
37
0
127
League Division II
1.R.C. 2ND XI v. R.E. & R. SIGNALS
Sappers' Tall, Wage This match was played on the
0. M. R. W. diana' ground at Sookumpoo.
Scores:
A
28 6
10 0 56 1
4 0
B 0
13 24
1
R.E. & R. Signala Q.M.S. Mitchell, b Rumfahn
ROYAL NAVY v. INDIAN RC.
Played at King's Park, the Navy drew with the Indians, with whom heavy scoring was the order of the day, A. A. Rumjahn scoring 80-not
t, which consisted of 11 fours. A. K. Minu also compiled a useful score of 42 before being stumped by Cress.
Indian Recreation Club. A. el Arculli, e Bennett, b Stannard A. H. Rumjahn, c Bennett, b Bakor A. H. Madar, b Boumphrey A. A. Rumjahn, not aut
A. K. Minu, st. Cross, b Bennett D. Ismail, not out
Extras
Cpl. Penney, Suffled mad Lieut. Gough, e Ackber, b L/Sgt. Lackyer, b Sumad L/Cpl. Saunders, b Suffiad Lieut. Macdonald, e Barma,
Arculi Corp. Deavall, e & b Arculli Sergt. Harrison, not but L/Cpl. Licence, Inmail, b Sir
Khan
Sgmn. Baldwin, b Madar Sgmn. Arnison, b Sirdar K
Extra
17 | A. M. Kara, 80F M. Argrett
M. R. Albas Sirdar Kian
...42
1 M. P. Mar
Total (for 4 wkts.).. 172
A. R. Minu, S. A. Ismail, J. M. Rum Jahn, A. K. Ismail and A. R. Abbas did not but.
M P. Mudur, þ Harrison
H. T. Harma, run out
F. M. Arculli, b Harrison
Hong Kong Electric 62 (B. G. Baker 9 for 80),
R.A.S.C. V. LANE, CRAWFORDS
Played at Scokumpoo. Lane, Graw. fords beat the R.A.S.C. by one This was a In-wicket in a friendly.
low scoring match but was thorough. ly enjoyed. Scores as under:-
R.A.S.C. 54 (Fry 26), Overy tak ing I wickets for 24 runs.
0
6
4
0
Lane, Crawfords. 65 for 9 (Hamp ton 20), Fry taking 4 wickets for 23.
2
9 茸
HONG KONG GC. II. v. C.C.C. II.
Played on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground. Craigengower batted first, making a score of 25 for 9 Divett took 7 wickets for 16 runs. Hong Kong CC, 2nd XI replied with a score of 45 form. Muskett took 2 wickets for 16 and Kitchell 2 for 5.
Triangular Matches
YACHTING
1
Cruisers But Three Complete Course
THE FINAL RESULTS
The Anal results of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's race to Macao and back (distance about 80 miles) are as follows:
The Times Commenced at -7.80 a.m. on De- cember 26. Finished and correct- ed times:
Yacht
Finished Corrected Norseman (1) 12.37.04/27 0.10.01
(Lt.Cdr. L. Addington) Queen Bee (2) 1.08.43/27 9.47.08
(Major H Hatton) Curlew (8) ... 2.97.27/27 10.19.49
(Malor T. G. Tosh) U. and I. (4), 5.52.47/27 3.42,00 Chinnok (5) ...
La Cigale (0)
(Mr. H. S. Rouse) 3.18.04/28 5.48.40/21 (Mr. L. F. Nicholson)
7.00.34/277.00.34
(Mr. N. Croucher) Typhoon (7) .11.21.89/28 4.26.40/28 (Mr. W. D. Russell) Wanderer, Azuma and Coquette
did not finish CHAMPIONSHIP RÁCE The Sixth Championship race (Handicap Clasa) for racing yachts was sailed on Saturday over a course of 7.8 miles, from Chan- nel Rocks (P) to Kowloon Rocka (P), Rumsey Shoal (P), and Channel Rocks (S).
Finishing Corrected
MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1929.
"Y" Class
Started 9.35 p.m.)
TIMES,
Finishing Corrected
Why Wander ... Did Not Finish-
Yacht Diann Dorothon
Halcyon
Wing (4)
4.51.82 4.81.32
Blueñoso (5)
4.48.55 4.48.55
Wings
Boojum (2) Speedwell (1) Adanie (5) Zephyr (6)
4.47.10
4.47.16
4.46.89 4.64.60
Navy Sailed by
Pos. Pt.
LL Bazzott, R.N. 2 15 .Maj. Miles, R.N. 3 14
.4 Commodore Hil
E.N.
.Pay Comdr.
444,80 Boojum ....Cdr. Buckland,
Lambert, R.N. 10
7
RN.
5 12
2′′
70
120
4.54.59 5.12.04 5.08.33.1 Adanac ....Lt, - Comdr.
Farrant, R.N. 11 ARMY DEFEAT NAVY
Gael
Lt. Burges, R.N. 15 Zephyr.....Lt. Hankey, R.N. 12
Total ....
A.M. Total
An all-day Services sailing race was.hald under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yoaterday. Two events were held, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, and the Army won both,
The morning race started at 11.04 a.In. the course being: Channel Rocks (P), Rumsey Shoal
(P), Channel Rocks (8); a dia- tance of 6.8 miles. It resulted es follows:
Yacht
Army Salled by
Pos. Pts. Dians......Colonel Stewart 1 17 Dorothea...Capt. Hatton-
Hall
5 12 ....Lt. Col. Cardew 4 13 .Lt. Scott-Elliott 8 11 Major Toah... 8 14 .Capt. Shipsey 11 @ Major Campbell 15 2
Halcyon Wing... Boojum Zephyr
Gaol
Navy Sailed by
78
Pos. Pts
Major Miles ... 2. 15'
Bluenose...Lt. Bethall, R.N. 10
Grand Total Winners of Spoons Winners of R.H.K. Yacht Club spoons on handicap times were:
A.M. RaceMajor Tosh, Lt Colonel Cardew, Colonal Stewart.
P.M. Race-Comdr. Buckland, Lieut. Basselt, Major Wernicke.
KOWLOON GOLF
Second Round Of Junior
Championship.
Results in the second round of the Kowloon Golf Club.. Junior Championship, played yesterday, were as follows:
A. A. Dand beat E. O. Murphy, 6 up and 4 to play.
H. Mundy beat T. J. Price, 1 up. W. Borrowman beat F. W. T. Rosą 1 up.
W. Orchard beat J. Smith, 1 up.
Total
Total
I
74
Yacht
Rolls
Colleen
T
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Daphne
22
0. M. E. W.
1 A. R
15
4
2
#
1
D
24
2
0 18
0
1,2 0
2
ARMY VERSUS ROYAL NAVY
The Times The finished and times are given below:-
"Handicap" Class (Started 2.25 p.m.)
.Lt. Bassett, R.N. 7 10
Commodore Hill
R.N.
18
4
corrected
Why Wonder Pay
Camdr.
Lambert, R.N. 9
Speedwell
Lt. Thomas, R.N. &
9
Lolk
1
0
1
1
TIMES.
Wenty
Indian R.C. II.
The Army la playing the Royal
Inst. Lt. Mackay,
R.N.
.Lt. Fenton, R.N. 12
14 1
5
TENNIS "STAR" DEAD
Rolla (1)
4.10.57 4.10,57
0.
M., Hammar, e Mitchell, Harrison
0
10 Navy to-day on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground in the annual match.
La Linda (5)
4.18.32
4.17.53
Total
59
Diana (4)
4.17.05
4.74.29
24
A. R. Esmail, b Deavall
H. P. Lin,
c Parker, b Owen
A. B. Laslett
8 1 27 0
J. S. Ackber, b.w, b Saunders
26
A. M. Rumjahn, e & b Harrison
7
On Boxing Day the H.K.C.C. de feated the Army, and the match be tween the two services to-day, will be of two days' duration.
Colleen (2) Dorothea (3)
The afternoon race was along the following course-Kowloon
Comdr. Baker
8 0 30 1
Hughes
28
Mid. Stannard
4
0 18 1
E. Zimmern, st., b Owen Hughes
34
Sirdar Khan, Macdonald, b
Harrison
Sqd. Ldr. Boumphrey
9 I
35 I
S. Abbas, e Sillitoe, b Parker
t
A. B. Hamson, c. Ducklit, b Beek
27
Eng. Lt. Bennett
4 0 15
1
M. R. Abbas, e Harrison, b
Saunders
16
R. C. Reed, e Parker, b Beck
Extras
U. Omar, b Bowker
J. Champion, b Parker
F. Zimmern, Lb.w.,b Parker
F. Oliver, Bowker, b Parker
Rt. Lee, not out
W. K. Way, not out
Total (for wkts.)
15
Ldg. Tel. Genge
5 0
18
Mne. Trusler
0
0
0 S. Ismall, not out Extris
Daphne (2) Allsa Haleyon (1) Gael (3) Wendy (4)
lowa:
Yacht
Rolla
Collan
Daphne
17
6
R.N. v. Indian Rec.
Total
19
6 11
14 Lieut. J. P. Wright, e Rumjahn,
7
b Minu
4
BOWLING ANALYSIS
The Team
Glass, A. B. S. Laslett, Sub. Lieut.
Marine Truster, std. Ismail, b
Minu
0. M.
R
W.
1
Harrison
30
3
Lieut. F. M. R. Stephenson,
Arnison
20
10
Ismail, b Abbas
63
Deavall
9
Wendy
Major Tosh... 16 Capt. Shipsey
Total
A.M. Total
Squad.
Ldr, Boumphrey,
Gough
1 17
laal.........
172
Itumjahn, b Madar
27 Saunders
1.4 0
6
Grand Total.....
142
Craigengower C.C.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W
A. R. Suffind, b Harrison
er.
The game started at noon and the Band of the K.0.S.B. will be in at- tendance during the afternoon.
On Wednesday the Club will meet | the Royal Navy, and for this con- cluding series, the massed bands of 98 the Fleet will play.
4.16.60 4.11.98 4.18.28 4.12.37
“I” and “G” Classes (Started 2.30 p.m.)
TIMES. Finishing Corrected 4.43.20 4,43.20
Did Not Finish 4.42.14 4.42.14 5.05.30 4.59.68 5,10.05 6.08.11
Stoker T. Cross, Sub. Lieut. C. L.
The term selected to represent | P. C. Moseley, Capt. F. G. Sillitoe, 5the Navy against the Aray to-day R.M., Commander E. G. Stanley, is as follows: Commander F.--G--Lieut. F. M. E. Stephenson, Lieut. Baker (Capt.), Eng. Lieut. C. R. J. P. Wright. Reserve: Lieut. G. 2 Bennett, Squad, Ldr. C., Boumphrey, | Cobb.
Killed in Collision With Tramcar
Berlin, Yesterday. The well-known lawn tennis play- Moldenhauer, was killed, an
Rock (S). Channel Rocks (S), Rumsoy Shoal (P), a distance of 6.1 miles, and resulted as fol-artist friend seriously injured, and
Army
Salled by Pos. Pis.
Major Wernicke 1 17 Lt. Martin.... 4 19 Col. Stewart ... 9 Why Wonder Capt. Peyton-
Reid Bluenose Speedwell..Lt. Col. Cardew 7 10
...Major Campbell
Lola
two other friends slightly hurt, in a collision between a motor car and
a tram car to-day.-Reuter.
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