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HONG KONG G.C. v. ARMY
A
T the H, K. C. C. the Hong Kong Cricket Club lost to the Army by 7 runs in the first of the Trian-| gular Tournament games.
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Army 1st Inning
Lt. Stocker, b Owen-Hughes .. Lt. Wilkinson, b Ricketts
TEDDY FINCHER 106 NOT OUT.
K.C.C. Beat Navy by 127 Kuna.
STAPLETON'S DEBUT.
TEDDY
F. E. Lawronce,
Robertson
C Nave, b
40
D. S. Green, hit wkt, b Robert-
Bon
G. A. White, b Robertson .....
0
O. B. Raven, run out
2
W. C. Simpson, ↳ Yates
11
Lt. Garthwaite, c Ride, b
Ricketts
17
Lt. Hamilton, c Ride, b Pearce L/Cpl. Colledge, st Dunkley, b
Ricketts.
11
8
251
Owen-Hughes,
JEDDY, FINCHER hit up the first century of the senson on the K.C.C. ground when he was undefeated with 106 to his credit-against the Navy yesterday. It was main- ly due to his effort that the Kowloon Cricket Club won by 127 runs after declaring with half their wickets down, Showing more caution than usual Finchor hit twelva boundaries in
R. J. K. Walker, 1.b.sv., b Yates..:3
H. Overy, not out
0
Extras (B.21, W.B.5)
.26
Total
135
BOWLING, ANALYSIS.
Yates
Robertaon
Boyle Stannard
Navo
b Duckitt
7 his 106 scored out of 222.
..
Pte. Dewey, not out
0
Cupt. Mirehouse, e Hayward,
b Ricketts
Lieut. Anstruther, 1.b.w., b
Ricketts
Cpl. Davies,
Li, Young, b Duckitt
Barnsby, c Hayward, b Ricketts
Extras (B. 4, L.B. 3)
Total
105
0. M. R. V.
12.1
12 2
15 3 54 5
4 0 16 Q
·9 4
15
1
.2 0 13
0
Royal Navy 2nd XI
C. I. Stapleton, making his first Lt.-Comdr. Lloyd, c Walker, b
appearance in the K.C.C. premier Lee
Iteam, gave a polished display be-
ន ៩
7fore being bowled by a ball that Comdr. Williams, e Hall, b Lee 68
Sub-Lt. Robertson, e Walker, came in from the leg.
b Hall
The Navy never recovered from Fall of wickets:-1 for 5, 2 for losing Mid. Farnhill without a run 35, 3 for 35, 4 for 57, 5 for 59, for 67, 7 for 88, 8 for 95, 9 for 10 for 105.
6
96,
on the board, and inspite of dogged innings by Lt. Marsham they were all out for 95.
12
Lt. Comdr. Derek Jones,
Lawrence, b Dunno
C
GI
7
3
Sub. Lt. Stannard, l.b.w.,
Dunne
Marsham opened the innings and Ins. Comdr, Booth, b Dunne.. was last out after scoring 34 out Pay Lt. Comdr. Nave, not out 33 W of 95. He was caught behind the Lt. Comdr. Barry, b Overy
wicket off a ball that kicked badly, Pay Lt. Hickson, e Simpson, b'
Bowling Analysis.
9
O.. M. R.
Beck
8 3 14
Owen-Hughes
4 1 18
1 but to his astonishment no one
Overy
G
Ricketts
13 1
35
6 appealed. He was unfortunate not Mid. Boyle, not out
6
Pearce Duckitt
6
2
26
1 to carry his bat as he was caught
Extras (B.12, W.B.1)
13
3.1 0
5
190
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Garthwaite....
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G. S. Dunkley, b Garthwaite Extras (B.4, L.B.3)
Total
2 in the slips off a slow full toss. He hit six boundaries in his knock. Frank Goodwin, the K.C.C. skip- oper, took his last three wickets for the splendid figures of 9-2-19-4. G. C. Burnett bowled unchanged to capture
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to return
Total (for wkts.) Pay Lt.-Comdr. Yates did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M. R. W. 61 21 D 1 53 2 10 0 98 2
23
Walker Overy. 6 Lec
22
for 42.
Scores:-
Lawrence
Dunne
$
Kowloon C. C.
Hall
0
White
106
10 C. I. Stapleton, b Yates
0 E. F. Fincher, b Yates
36
21. McInnes, c Donald, b Eaden
30
5 G. C. Burnett, b Henderson
32
1 W. C. Hung, c Donald, b Hen-
ilerson
73
Fall of wickets:-1 for 0, 2 for 4,3 for 43, 4 for 50, 5 for 55, 6 for 62, 7 for 62, 8 for 64, 9 for 71, 10 for 73.
Bowling Analysis.
E. C. Fincher, not out
N. A. E. Mackay, not out
*Extras (B.2)
Total (for 5 wkts. dec.) 222
F. S. W. Smith, F. Goodwin, J. C. Lyal and H. Hampton did not bat.
Fall of the wickets:-1 for 24, 2 g for 106, 3 for 163, 4 for 206, & for 2206.
2. M. R. W. 12 5 22
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M. R.
Garthwaite Mirehouse Hamilton
8 1 36
3
1
8
0
Army 2nd inn.
Eaden
20 2 68
Yates
18
4
58
Lt. Wilkinson, run out Lt. Young, b Beck
2 Henderson
9
0
19
4Marsham
5
0
34
b
Donald
2 0 8
Pearce
21 Capt. Burnett
31
G 0 Royal Navy
38
-
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b Burnett.
9
2 0
18
0
10 1 28 3
2
0 10
1
2 0
10
0
A. H. MADAR 61.
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Extras (B: 13)
Total
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18
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Lt.-Comdr. Shaw, e E. C. Fin-
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Scores:
2 Mid. Bennett, b Goodwin
1 12
L. R. C.
Lt. Eaden, 1.b.w., b Burnett
16. H. Rumjahn, b Gosano
2
Queen's Buildings.
1 Sub.-Lt. Carver, b Burnett
S. A. Ismail, e Rodrigues, b':
Anderson
14
nett
16 A. H. Madar, e and 'b Gosano 61
A. R. Minu, c Rodrigues, b An-
0
derson
ZIMMERN 85
Married
0
A. Bakar, c A. T. Nomanbhoy,
b Gosano ...
25
107.
•
•
Bowling Analysis
Extras (3.6, LB4)
Total
10 F. M. el Arculli, e Gosano, b A.
T. Lee
Single XI Win Annual Game at C.C.C.
N. B. Kitchell, e Patterson, b
Hunt
J. L. Youngsaye, b R. Lee
16
Beck
O. M. R. W. Fall of the wickets-1 for 0, 2 12 3 30 4 for 2, 3 for 23, 4 for 48, 5 for
95 A. R. H. Esmail, c Rodrigues,
b Anderson
ARNIE ZIMMERN, skipper
C. W: Lam, st. Patterson, b R.
We
1
......
0
48, A. R. Abbas, b Gosano
31
gave the Single XI victory over.
A. Kitchell, b. R. Leé
Ricketts
13.2 2 30 26 for 74, 7 for 89, 8 for 89, 9 for M. P. Madar, b H. Nomanbhoy
0
the Married XI by 16 runs in
H. Lim; b· F. K. Loe
11
Owen-Hughes
4.0
9
089.
A. Rahmin, Lb.w., Gosano
2
the annual fixture at the Val-
U. Omar, b F. K. Lee
40
{Duckitt·
6
3 13'
BOWLING ANALYS18.
7 2 13
2
G. C. Burnett Goodwin
9 McInnes
O. M. R. W ... 14 4 42 6 19 4 9' 2
24 0 4. 0
A. A. Rumjahn, (Jr.) not out Extras (B.15, L.B. 1, W.B.1)
19
ley yesterday. ?':
W. Way, c Ziminern, b F. K. Lee 0
17
In scoring 65 Zimmern hit eleven B. Iranee, c Hamson, b R. Lee 20
boundaries, R. Lee took 6 for 58 R. Soarbutts, b R. Les
Totul
153 and F. K. Lee 4 for 52 to dismiss E. Barry,' b R. Lea
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
17
19
Yokohama.
H: Owen-Hughes, 1.b.w., Hamil-
ton |O. E. ̊C. Marton, c Davies, b ̧
Mirehouse
9
League Result Reversed in Friendly.
16
E. J. R. Mitchell, c Davies, b
Hamilton
D. Harley, c Dewey, b Garth-
.waite
181
G. R. M.. Ricketts, c'Dewey, b
Garthwaite
second eleven lost to the Royal
25
Navy second team by four wic kets after winning their League
[0]
fixture against that team on
2
the previous Saturday,
13
The K.C.C. were early in diff
132
J. Hunt; b Irance,
culties and only a fourth wicket
Extras (B. 8, L.B.10)
16
132 partnership between P, 0. Dunno
Total
155
not bat
"BOWLING ANALYSIS
Minú F. Arculit
O. M. R. WA
89
BOWLING ANALYSIS."
0 Omar
A. H. Madar
16
2 Irance
Bakar
112 Hubbard
Abbas
5AA Bum
210
36 M. P. Mada
180 Sourbutte
0 C. W. Lam
1W KKS
NAVY TURN TABLES ON KOWLOON.
LAWRENCE'S CAPTAIN'S
INNINGS.
Созапо
A. T. Nomanbhoy 122 Leo.
Anderson
11:2 23 11 T H. Namanbhoy 70 19 PPR Ag University
D. J.. N. Anderson, b Bakar. A. M. Rodrigues, not out 2 E. L Gosano, b. A: H. Madar
Athenglon Cricket Club F. R. Zimmer, A. H.
Kowloon
Madar
H. Nomanbhoy, b A. A. T. Lee, b M. P. Madar A. T. Nomanbhoy, b Minu B. K. Ng, not out ...
Extras (B.3, L.B.2)
Total
|W. Rood, c. Abbas,' b Irance
38 F. K. Lee, b Omar..
58
E. Zimmern, b Lum.
1A. B. Hamsen, e Lim, & Omar
S. V. Gittins, c and b Hubbard.
W. T. Patterson, 1.b.w., Omar
R. Loe, c Kitchell, b Hubbard 21
12 R. C. Reed, not out
AAAziz, G. Lee and S. Lee did
J. W. Leonard, c Barry, b
Iranea
F. Broadbridge, b'Irance..
O., M. R.
$4 18,4 4
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the Married XI for 189 in spite of Y. Abbas, not out the efforts of U. M. Omar, the L. Hubbard, h F. K. Lee .. W. Bowls and Cricket Interporter.
Scores -
10
84
0
1
Single.
27
3
S. Abbas, 1.b.w., Omar
Extrae (B.6, L.B. 3)
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
8
11:
4 R. Lee
65 F. K. Lee
O, M. R. 16-8 11.
58
0 52
0 J. Hunt
7
0 Hamson
5 S. Abbas
8
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