MONDAY, JANUARY
CRICKET.
K.C.C. WIN EXCITING MATCH.
1931.
4's in a splendid innings.. Lunch was taken with the score at 228 for the loss of seven wickets, and at this total the innings was de- clared closed.
Thorpe bowled far better than his figures might indicate, several The Kowloon C.C. established a batsmen having very narrow es- commanding position on Satur-
capes in the slips off his deliveries. day, in their two-days' fixture The fielding of the Army players with the Army. With all their was good and few opportunities wickets intact, they are only 26 were given in the field. runs behind on the first innings.
Great Stand.
THE CHINA MAIL.
T. E. Pearce, a Nash, b Putman 81 E. R. Dackilt, e Edwards, b Baker 30 E. J. R. Mitchell, e Edwards, b
Glass, H. Owen Hughes, not out H. J. Armstrong, not out
Extras
Extran
Total
83 ES
BOWLING ANALYSIS.':
10 Arculll****** 10 R. Sufied Ramjahn
A. 5. Suffled ...
Total (for wkts., doc.) 856 | Abbas J. P. Whitham, A. C. Beck, A. C. 1. Bowker, Smith and A. Rold did no bat
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 67; for 174; 3 for 201; 4 for 204.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
118
O, MR. WID
LAWN TENNIS.
H.K.C.C. TOURNEY TO START
ON FEBRUARY 9.
The events are as under: Men's Championship. Singles (Entrance Fee, 13). Open to any player resident in the Colony.
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The Hong Kong Cricket Club
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tournament w commence
оп
Indian R.C. IL
February 9.
M. P. Madar, run out
3. S. Ackber, a Grimmitt, b
Edmonds
14
0. M.
EW.
A. R. Saffnd, b Edmonda
38
20
1 122
A. R. H. Esmall, ron out.
D
•
21
D. Mohamed, b McGowan
a
A. §. Safiad, b McGowan
12
1 65
4. 0
1
15
0
73
3
M. R. Abbas, a Grimmilt,
McGowan
0 80
0
10
F. 31. of Arcull, e and b Edmonds
The Hong Kong C.C., after put- Two military wickets fall quickly Juwitt ting up their remarkable score on after lunch, but a century partner-Moseley Thursday, inflicted an innings de-ship by Hastewood and Musson for Baker feat on the Royal Navy in the the third wicket raised the Putmanı annual triangular tournament,
Haslewood, who had Glass. score to 108.
Edwards which had already been won by to have the services of a runner,
Navy 1st innings. the Army,
played a stylish innings for 24 A.B. Nash, e Duckitt, b Beck In the only match in the Senior runs. Musson and Williams took Lt-Comdr. Squance, Smith, h
Sayer Division of the League, the Indian the score to 157 before Williams
LL R.C. convincingly trounced the
was run out of 25. No further big Civil Service C.C. and have fur stands were indulged in. ther enhanced their prospects of securing the premier position.
Civil Service's victory over the
Musson
enough scoring
題
WnB
run
i
H. T. M. Barna, e Edmonds, b
McGowan
A. M. Rumjahn, b McGowan ... 25 S. Ismail, not ont
8
Armstrong, b
Glasa, b Owen Hughes Mid Jeffries,
Owen Hughes unfortunate Mid. Jowitt, 5 Reid
after L-Comdr. Brunton, c Whitham, to be
out
bOwen Enghes delightful century A.B. Baker, à Beck
106 runs! out | Bab-Lt. Edwards, not out
and Sub-Lt. Moseley, lbw b Sayer
Sayer Mid. Barrett, b Bowker
Extras
I.R.C..in Division II caused a mild He scored
sensation.
For
Up to Saturday, the 171 in 105 minutes latter had been undefeated and was largely responsible for the Ldg. Sig. Putman, st. Pearce, b were regarded as the most likely Army's remarkable recovery. His champions of the season.
innings was featured by stout them, the position now does not hearted hitting and included a six, appear so bright as there are now eighteen 4's, seven 2's and thirteen teams quite close on their heels.
The Club de Recreio easily singles. He claimed 14 runs off an
over
Dowker
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
** ** ***
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
16
McGowan
7 Edmonds
22 Wilson
29 Randle
Freeman
A
+
0. H.
10 Challenge Cup kindly presented by the late Sir C. P. Chater, to be held for one year and won out- [right, if won by the same player three years in succession. (Hold- All er Mr. T. Honda 1930). rounds best of. 8 sets, except Semi- Finals & Final, best of 5 sets.
Men's Championship Doubles 02 (Entrance Fee, $3 each player). Open to any player resident in the Colony. Two Challenge Cupa to be presented. All rounds best of 88 sets, except Semi-Finals & Final, beat of 5 sets. The Committee re- serve to themselves the right to restrict the number of entries in the above events it too numerous. The following Events are open to Members and Subscribers of the Club only :-
W.
18 FINE ALL-ROUND DISPLAY BY
RECREIO.
143
13 2 91 1
0. M. R. W.
8.3 3 25 1
9 0 20
Owen Hughes
8 1 83
05 16
BLE.CC. H LOSS
At King's Park, the Club de Recreio defeated the Hong Kong CC, 2nd XI by 118 runs. Scores:-
from Goodwin and 17 of secured the maximum points from Brace. Although he escaped being
Reid the H.K.C.C. II.
run out when just past the half: Sayer century mark, he played as good an Beck MUSSON SCORES A SPARKLING innings as could be desired.
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 87; 2 CENTURY.
The K.C.C. commenced batting
for 37; 3 for 45; 4 for 50; 5 for 52; after tea, requiring 86 runs for vic-for 08: 7 for 13; B for 130; 9 for. M. Xavier, b Chadwick At the R.C.C. sesterday the Kow-tory and 58 minutes to get the runs, 130; 10 for 143. loon Cricket Club defeated the Army An exciting finish against the clock in a two day match by four wickets.
Unusual Interest
Navy-2nd innings.
was aroused in was witnessed, but a superb dis-Lt-Comde. Squance, e Whitham, this match due to the recent suplay of batting by Zimmern gave Ceraca of the Army eleven in the the K.C.C. victory by four Triangular tournament, and as almost
the same clevon was fielded on Satur
day against the K.C.C. a good match Lt. Dewar Durie, 1.b.w., b Goodwin was expected.
the Army Lt. Hasiewood c E. F. Fincher, On winning the toss opened their insings with Lt. Dewar
b Goodwin
Durio and Capt. Thorpe. The K.C.C. Lt. Musson, run out.
in the hands Sig. Williams, b Goodwin
bowling was entrusted
Club de Rectda.
Club Championship (Entrance Fee, 2.50). All rounds best of 3 sets, except Semi-Finals & Final, beat of 5 sets.
Handicap Singles
"A"
(En-
trance Fee, $2.50):
Handicap Singles "B"
(En-
21
H. A. Alves, b Chadwick
77
I
F. Gutorres, Davis, b Paterson
11
H. A. Barros, b Paterson
trance Fee, $2.50). The Commit- tee reserve the right to make one class of Events 4 and 5 and to
18 F. J. Remedios, c Paterson, b Wild
J. H. Figueiredo, not out
14 A. P. Pereira, b Chadwick
BG. A. Gutorres, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.)..
23 put any player in either event,
(Entrance Handicap Doubles
D
186
18 Fee $2 each player), The Com- mittes roserve the right to make two classes of Event & if there are a large number of entries,
Mixed Handicap Doubles (En- trance Fee $2 each player).
Entries clone on Saturday. RWJanuary 17. ".
L. J. Silva, C. M. Sousa and P. H. Carvalho did not hat.
b Beck ...
Lt. Glass, c
Sraith, b
Owen
wickets.
Hughes ...
Scores:
Sub Lt. Moseley, b Beck
Army-ist innings.
Mid. Jowitt, run out
7
Capt. Thorpe, b Goodwin
21
A.B. Baker, b Bowker
Mid. Barrett, e and b Beck
D
Sub
Lt. Edwards, c Pearce, b
Sayer
10
Mld. Jeffries, c Owen Hoghes, b
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0
Reid
41
Lt.-Comdr. Brunton, b Bayer
*0. M.
A
Ldg. Sig. Putman, e Owen Hughes,
b Bowker
Wild
11 0
49
I
Chadwick
11
35
Eng. Capt. Sears, not out
Ashworth
10
0 87
Extras
Paterson
7 0
18
16
Collins
G
D
4
Total
100
HKC.C. C.C. I.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
6
STANDARD TIMES.
117
10
Bowker Rold
11 3 25
IB
'2.5 0
4
Sayor Beck
10
40 บ
7 918
Lyal
and off the Fle. Salmon, e Hung. b Goodwin of Goodwin and Lyal, former's second over Capt. Thorpe Capt. Davies, e Hang, b Brace was extremely lucky to continue his L/Cpl. Penny, run out ... innings. He cocked up ball in the L/Cpl. Fry, e E. C. Fincher, b direction of forward short leg and Hung made what appeared to be a miraculous catch, but on the consulta tion of the two umpires he was al lowed to continue his, innings. This littlo ineldent was to cost the K.C.C. twenty-one runa.
Lt. Waring, not out
Major Airey, c Hung, b Lyal.
Extras
Total
Fall of the wickets:-1 for 7, 2 for 24, 3 for 87, 4 for 37, 5 for 45, & for 89, 7 for 96, 8 for 96, 9 for 106, 10 for 117.
H. J. Armstrong, b Sousa
0. K R. W. E. 9. W. Paterson, b Sousa
2R. FL Wild, e Sousa, b Pereira P. W. J. Planner, b Sousa
W. W. Mackenzie, e Barres, b
"Sousn
vies, e Figueiredo, b Sousa
iR. R. Davies, c
E. C. Etherington, b Remedios
Owen Hughes ...... 2 D
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 20; Rtor 30; 3 for 30; 4 for, 44; 5 for 44;. Chadwick, run out
BOWLING ANALYSIS. . '
0. M.
11 3
23
15
3 0
8.2 1
8
35
15
Dewar Durie Out. With only 1 runs on the board Lt Dewar Duris was unfortunate enough to step in front of a straight one from Goodwin. This early reverso somewhat unnerved the later batsman Goodwin Although Capt. Thorpe played a sound Lyal
Pte. Salmon E. F. Fincher fanings for 21 runs. followed up his half-century against Brace the Club by scoring 41 before being Burnett
He has Zimmern caught of a rising ball. good eye and quickly decides on the way he is going to punish the ball and as a result of the good combina. tion ho played an invaluable knock
for his side.'
Lt. Waring played a stylish knock of 16 not out in a great endeavout
to make the "tall" wag but could get stay with him, the innings no ore closing for 117 runs.
K.C.C-Ist innings. W. Brace, b Thorpe
E. G. Fincher, 5 eson
E. F. Fincher, b Thorpe
F. Zimmern, b Williams
W. C. Hang, e Waring, b Masson
6 for 67; 7 for 59; 8 for 68; 9 for 283; 10 for 100.
League I
A5LR.C. RUN UP HUGE TOTAL AT
HAPPY VALLEY.
48
13
15
355. Baca Como
F. E. Lawrence, e Fry, b Salmon 23
C Salmon, F. E. Skinner,
Williama
N. A. E. Mackay, not out Goodwin claimed half the wickets J. C. Lyal, not out
Army
Extrea
C.S.C.C. OVERWHELMED,
J. McFarlane, b Sousa
E. J. Collins, not out
J. H. Ashworth, e Barroa,
Remedios
Extras
Total
At Happy Valley, the Civil Service DC.C. loat to the Indian R.C. by'nine Alves.**
Civil Service C.C.
Holders of Challenge Cup wish.
3 ing to take part, must enter and
2 play from commencement.
Sunrise and Sunset in Colony.
Sunrise and Sunset In Hong Kong for January 1931, (Standard time of the 12th Meridian, East of o Greenwich) are as follow:---
Jan.
Sunrise Sunset.
7.0415.53 7.04 5.53
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
7
7.05 5.54
O. M.
E. W
8
7.05 5.55
.Pereira
Soura Remedies
10
8 18
9
7.05
5.60
Furnished with
11
24
10
7.05
6.57
2,5 2
11
7.06 6.57
I
0
12
7.06
6.58.
39 wickets.
17
Scores
19
22
Friendly Match.
7.06
6.69
14
7.06.5.59
Total (for 7 wkts, dec.) 228 )
J. E. Richardson, e Rahmin, ↳
A. 2. "Minu
15
7.00
6.00
Fall of the wicketa:-1 for 100, 2 for 122, & for 122, 4 for 186, 5 for
R.
Baker, < Bay Wood, Law., b A. R. Minu
B. D. Evans, e Madár, b Pereira 21
TEAMS OF EVEN STRENGTH IN DRAWN GAME.
16
7.06 6.00
Minu
of UNIVERSITY ▼. K.G.C. II.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
3. K. Woodman, not out
0. M. 18 3 69 14- 2 47
R. W.
2
B. G. Robertson, c A. A. Rumjahn,
b Pereira
20 4 84 20
2
2 L. B. Holmes, et 3. A. Ismail, b
A. R. Minu
XL.
0
Scores:
19
17
for only 29 runs and at times was bowling really well. Bad fielding proved advantageous to the batsmen, If they are to win the G. C. Burnett and F. Goodwin did Lengue this year, the K.CC. will not bal. have Improve their Gulding,
to
and
Not Too Confident.
·
The K.C.C. opened their innings 166, 6 for 180, 7 for 106. after the tea interval with W. Brace and E. C. Fincher, and had roughly an hour and a half's play before Williams them. The batsmen did not shape toc Musson confidently and were rather lucky at Thorpe times whon shows would go through Fry the ring of slipa Boldsmen to the Salmon boundary. Sig. Williams was the un lucky bowler on most of these occa. slons, and for one short spell had
both batsman on thin ice.
Army 2nd innings.
Lt Dewar Durie, e Brace, b Lya! Cant. Thorpe, e E. F. Flacher,
Lyai
.....
The fifty was soon holated, both Lt. Haslewood, b Burnett,
. batsmen taking it in turas to forge Lt. Musson, run out
ahead, and thon rest on their laurels, Sig. Williams, ran out
F. J. de Rome, b A. R. Minu
A. K. Minu, bAR.
OD. R. Kolly, c 8. A. Ismail,
i Pereira
F. J. Ling, A. K. Minu, b Foreira
3F. H. Holdenon, b Arcalli
Extran
BOWLING ANALYSIS. O. M.
At Pokfulam, the University 2nd
OXI, drow with the Kowloon C.C. 2nd
University IL
11 K. P. Gan, è and b Smith
G. S. Scully, b Smith
. N. da Silva, b-Overy
18 G. E. Yeah, Overy
T. Loke, c Lee, b Overy
60 A. A. Aziz, e Gregory, b Lee
W. A. James, not out
R. W.REG. Leong, not cut
0
24
Total
106
25
12
Pereira ...
18
4
b
A. R. Minu
24.
6 ArculH
1.8 0
6
Indian R.C.
0A. el Arcalll, b Lẳng
Lawrence,
and at the close of play the pair had Pte. Salmon, e Brace, b Goodwin added D1 runs, Brace having scored Cp Davies, & Lyal 42 and Fincher 41,
Two features of the innings was the good length and tricky bowling of Capt Thorpe and the splendid wicket-keeping of Major Airey.
Continuing their inning yester terday Brace and Fincher added
Cpl. Penny, c E. F. Fincher, Lyal L/Cpl Fry, not out Lt. Waring, b Goodwin Major Alroy,
Burnett
Extras
Total
S. A. Ismail, ran out 2A. H. Mader, e Wood, b Evans 7A. H. Rujahu, run out
7. 8. A. Curreem, a Wood, b Baker 1.8.
A. A. Rumjahn, retired
196 A
C
A. B. Minu, b Kelly
the necessary runs to send up the Fall of the wickets:1 for 2, 2A.
A. Minu, Richardson, b Baker season's first three-figure partner for 5, 3 for 108, 4 for 157, 6 for 171, F.-D. Pereira, c Wood, b Baker .. ship for the first wicket, But 6 for 181, 7 for 191, 8 for 191, 9 for with exactly a hundred on the 150, 10 for 198.. board, Brace was bowled by a “corker for 45.
Brace had no fewer than 23 Goodwin singles in his knock though he Lyal reached the boundary on five oc Brace
Zimmarn
.
Extras
Total (for 0 wkta, dec.) 167
E. Gomano, F. S. Chen and W. K.
Choa did not bat.
17 Smith
Hall Overy
10 Les
29 Gregory
Haven
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O. M.
R. W. 13 8 46 4117
8 1 20
0 21
8
Kowloon C.C. IT.
BA. A. Dand, e and b. James
19 G. A. V. Hall, c. Leong, b: James
F. S. W. Salih, not out
240 G. Lee, e Chab, b Aziz ž
A. S. Ismail, b Baker
A. Rahmin, not out
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
O. M. 10
W
2
Extras
Total
19-
4
BOWLING ANALYSIS..
0
4018
Ling
O. M. R. W. -231
125
Richardson
14
Kelly Robertson
casions. "Teddy" Fincher, who Burnett.... was unfortunate in playing a shot E. F. Fincher
on to his wicket, hit aix boun K.C.C.-2nd innings.
W. G. Hang,ce and b Thorpe
daries in a patient innings. Lawrence, Thorpe,
A partnership of 36 runs for Williams
the fifth-wicket by Zimmern and F. D. Skinner, e Waring, b Thorpe Lawrence lent material aid to a F Zimmerne Davies, b Masson: big total Lawrence had no F Goodwin, b Fry fewer than five 4's in his knock of No A. E. Mackay, b Fry
W. Brace, hot out r CASE. F. Fincher, not out Mackay and Lyal added 62 inl an unfinished eighth wicket part-
28.
Extras.
nership, the former hitting seventeen Total, (for 6 wkts.)
Evans
de Rome Baker' Wood
61 28
80
League II.
AR. F. Raven, b. Aziz
Cavaney, not out
Extras
Total (for 4 wkts.)
28
0
147
D. W. Graguay, P. G. Head, R. E.
34 1 Lindaell, O. B. Raven and EL Overy
did not bat
10 LEADERS SUFFER THEIR FIRST SEN
DEFEAT.
Fall of the wickets:-1 for 8, £ for 10, 3 for 27, 4 for 34, 5 for 44, for 80,
DAY'S FOL
SHE SPORT
EA TEA
THERMO
BOWLING ANALYSIA.
BOWLING ANALYSIS...
8.2
-42
Ash James Siva Leong
OF M RW 14.
80 2
20 19
LEAGUE TABLES.
'Leag
LRC
P W D L Fona. Pta
50/15018
SMOKE
MCGOWAN'S TRUNDLING.
At Bookanpo, the Indian B.C. 2nd .9.0 XI lost to the second team of the 0 ML B. W. | Civil Service G.G. by 28 runn
18 031 Scores
08
$71 212 7. E. Mathews, b A. 8. Buniad
J. McGoWED, Madar, b Abbas 28 2210 11 1 AE Wood, Mohamad, b Arcalí, 21
ACTING Wilson, Mohamed, b. A..S,
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CLUB BOWLERS AGAIN MEET. Bunlad
WITH SUCCES
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$160,0
2:00 The Argylls have not yet commenc
their League Axtures.
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