Page 14 CRICKET
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 12, 1940
GOOD WIN
WIN FOR KOWLOON C.C.OVER HONG KONG C.C.
Amazing Collapse Before Lunch HOCKEY
Lloyd, Anderson And Zimmern Bowl Well
By "Adrem”
Consistent bowling by F. R.. Zimmern, N. D. Lloyd and D. J. N. Anderson, for K. C. C., gave the Kowloon club a six-wicket victory over Hong Kong Cricket Club in a friendly whole-day game at Chat- er Road yesterday.``
PENALTIES FOR INEFFICIENCY
The War Fund thould be- nefit considerably as the re- cult of the introduction, at K.C.C. and H.K.C.C., over the week-end of boxes in which cricketers who drop catches or make "ducks" are re- quired to contribute 20 cents. Both boxes benefited sub- Etantially yesterday H.K. C.C. members in the match at Chater Road donating particularly "gênerously!"
MACAULEY'S
BIG SCORE
FIXTURES
Following are the remaining Hong Kong Hockey Association
son:-
Recreio
3rd Round November 17
Kumaons Engineers
5th A.A. "B".
V A. N. Other "XI"
v Police "A"
V
Nomads
v Signals
y University
V
5th A.A. "A"
v. 2nd M.T.B.'s
Fine batting by J. Mac- Tournament fixtures for the sea- auley, of Diocesan. Boys' School, who was brought into the side at the last CBA. moment to make up num- |bers, and the surprising Khalsa
failure of the powerful Gunboats Cricket Club batting side featured the friendly 4th Round. November 24 whole-day cricket match Police "A" at Kowloon Cricket Club Engineers
junior teams of K.C.C. and 2nd M.T.B.'s H.K.C.C.
Destroyers
Nomads
University
The K. C. C. bowlers were forward play being confident and unplayable to take three wicks yesterday, between the halsa
backed by a keen field and both the ground-fielding and catching was particularly good, Anderson taking three Burd calches and Rapley and F. R. Zimmern dis- tinguishing themselves with their ground-fielding.
Nevertheless, Cricket Club's with the bat was poor showing hard to explùm. The wicket was good and the bowling, aport from Lloyd's slows,
not Wis
really dangerous.
Richardson and Knight gave H.K.C.C. a useful start. adding 32 for the first wicket, but there- atter wickets fell steadily, judi- cious bowling changes being most eficetive.
Useful Stand
his back play sound.
.space af
In his last over for only one ru..
K.C.C. Bat
good
K. C. C. won by the large mai-
of 102 runs.
K. C. C. basted first and Aia-
5th A A. "A"
Police "B" ·
A. N. Other "X1" Recreio
Kumaons
Signals
V
V
5th A.A. "B"
で
Gunboats
v Destroyers
5th Round. December 1
A. N. Other "X1" v Police "A" CB.A.
Pouce "B"
Engineers
Nomads
་་
Recreio
*
2nd M.T.B.'s
Khalsa
v University
V
6th Round.
With the score at 76, however, Richarde was brilliantly taken in the lips by Donald Ander.
K, C. C. were given a soh, who snapped up a quick chance which Broadbridge got start by Anderson and Hung, both his hands to but failed to hold. of whom batted steadily, but after This was the beginning of the being 40 for 1 a partial colls, cauley and Burch put on 50 for Kummons
Baxter then signats end and a remarkable collapse set in and the next three wickets the first wicket. followed, the next four wicketsiell for the addition of only 10 came in and runs came steadily Destroyers falling }} the
10 runs. A. Zimmern and Mackay and not until 102 runs had been
together until the added for the second wicket was! minules without addition to the then stayed
scores Wore tied and Francis, the partnership broken. Macaulay
bowled in to make the being caught and Richardisun batted stolidly andZimmern came
Gillespie with his score at '87. at no tim luked like getting out, winning hit. He hit six tours and
was at the
The D. B. S. boy hit 13 fours wickers for just an hour..
during a stay at the wickets of 100 minutes and, although he was dropped several times, his innings was а valuable one. had મૈં Baxter
restrained very batting!
and hit only four fours in his 50 of the
--his second half-century in suc- the day
cessive matches.
score.
Although he did not secure the best analysis Lloyd bowled really brilliantly. He was always trying something and had all the bats- man reaching for them.
Anderson also had a useful
K. C. C. continued batting. Zimmern going on to mak: 37 and Teddy Fincher- pecuring 18 not out. At 160, K. C. C. de. clared and H.K.C.C. further 90 'minutes' during which some brightest cricket of was seen.
Alec Pearce hit hard and often and scored 69, including 11 fours and two sixes, in 33 minutes.
At 12.17 Cricket Club had lost
but 5 for 45
2 stand between spell, taking three wickets in hu Richardson and John Pearce first two overs for only one run stopped the rot and it appeared and, finishing
up with
3 for 4 possible that this pair would pull, Zimmern met with scant success the fat out of the fire as both were in his first spell, when he could batting stolidly and Pearce never not find a Jength, but in his appeared in any difficulty, his second spell he was practically
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HONG KONG CÚC,
T. A. Pearce, e Fincher. ↳ Anderson
O. S. Bosanquet, c Anderson, b
Lloyd
A. E. Perry, e Lloyd, b Anderson C. D. N. Walker, b Anderson .....
7. L. C. Pearce, c Anderson, b Lloyd TV, N, Fortescue, b F. Zimmern H. Owen Hughes, 1.b.w., b F. Zim-
Inern
E. W. Pudney, not out
F. Baker, h Lloyd
Extras (B7, LB2)
Total
Bowling Analysis
0. M.
R,
Zimmeri
དྷྭ་ 0
30
Lloyd
12.7 4 33
4 1
4
Anderson
KOWLOON C.C.
D. J. N. Anderson, b Baker
£88*
D. Hung, c T. A. Pearce, b Perrý
E. F. Fincher, b Baker
was
University Engineers by Nomads
5th A.A. "A"
5th A.A. “B” Gunboats
Khalsa
V
5th A.A. "A"
December &
A. N. Other "XI"
Police "A"
v CB.A.
Police: "B"
Kuniaans
* Signals
Destroyers
7th Round. December 15.
A. N. Other "XI" v 5th A.A. C.B.A. Police ""A"
Recreio Kumaons
2nd M.T.B.'s
With their score at 213 for 9 Destroyers' wickets, K. C. C. declared. Robb Police "B" bowled very steadily for H.K.C.C. and finished up with 4 for 67 in 14
At one time he
Gunboats 55 had conceded
runs with- 5th A.A. “B” out taking a wicket but he
overs.
20 took his four wickets in his last three overs for only 9 runs. Finnic 101-Iso bowled steadily to take 3 for
448 in 15 overs.
↑
0
H. K. C. C. never getting the runs and
Gillespie, who both
looked likc
"B"
❤ University
v Engineers
v Nomads
Gunboats
v Signals
❤
Khalsa
v 5th ̃ ̈ÂÂ." "A"
8th Round. December 22
V
A. N. Other "XI"
v Police **A”
University Engineers Kumaons Signals
Khalsa
CB.A,
v Recreio
v Destroyers
v Police "B"
2nd M.T.B.'s
9th Round. December 23.
Bishop and A. N. other "XI" v reached the Police "A"
al twenties, were the only batsmen | C.R.A,
-01 to offer any real resistance. Recreio- Curtis bowled very well for the Nomads home team to take 3 for 28. while Police "B" Baldwin's spinners brought him
14 for 44 in eight overs.
K.C.C. 2ND XI
0
0
0
76
J. Macauley, c and b Gillesple
87
L. R. Burch, run out
K. M. Baxter, b Finnie
js. A. Gray, b Finnie
J. W. Bertram, b Robb
3
***4
13
Q
N. A. E. Mackay, b. T. A. Pearce
3G
A. Zimineri, b Owen Hughes
F. R. Zimmern, st. Fortescuc, b
Perry...
| E. C.' Fincher, not out
Extras (B21, LES)
Total (for 6 wkts.)
1. Brokenshire, b Finnic
W. W. Parsons. b Robb
9 Finnic
B'shop
Tol-*
37 Robb 18 Mackenzle
28. Gillespie
WL. Rapley, R. T. Eroadbridge.
T. A. Madar and N. D. Lloyd did not bat.
Paterson
O M. 15
R.
1 40
5
7 0
32
14
2
0 25
0
4
0
IG
I
3
0
21
16O
H.K.C.C. 2ND XI
D. 0.
Parsons. C
Macauley, 13
Baldwin
e Leigh, b
R H Grimths.
セ Macauley, b
0.
M. R.
Knight
Owen Hughes
Perry
1 *26 0.41
8 1 20 B
0
R. M. M King, b Curtis.
2
0
26
Bowling Analysis
Bakeri T. A. Pearce
J. L. C. Pearce jeu
H;K.CC. (2ND
28
INGB)
T. V. N., Fortescue, st, A. Zim-
mern. Rapley
T. G. C. Knight, b Lloyd TA..Pearce, b Fincher.
E. W. Pudney, b Fincher 'D. S. Bosanquet, nol' out
F. Baker: b Andersan
H, Owen Hughes, not out
Extras (39, WBI)
Total (for 5 wkts.)
N. D. Booker, 1 b.w.. b Curtis
J. C. C. Matthews,
Boldwin
5th A.A. "A" ..
211d M.T.B.'s
V
Destroyers
Gunboats
v 5th A.A. "B"
v.. University
v Engineers
V
Kumaons
Signals
V Khalsa
10th Round. January 5, 1941
A. N. Utner "XI v Police "B" 30 Destroyers
University
V Police "A"
50
*Gunboats
V C.B.A.
215th A.A. "B"
V Recreio
-E
v Nomads
B
Kumaons
Signals
4
2nd M.T.E.'s.
4' C.BA.
Engine rs
V
V
W. R. Baldwin, b Robb
|E. Curtis, st, Parsons, b Robb
R. A. J. Simpson. not out
R. Leigh, not out
Extras (B1, LEI, WBI, NE))..
Baldwin
Bowling. Analysis
C. W. E. Bishop, e Macauley.
Bo'divin
A. K. Mackenzie. b Curtis
B. D. Gillespie, b Parsons
R. S. W. Paterson. c Bertram, b
Burch
D. S Robb. run 'eut
LL.Cmdr. W' G, Finnle, not out
Extras (B7, LB2, NB3)
Bowling Analysis
v 2nd M.T.B.'s
5th A.A. "A"
11th Round. January 12
7 Police "A"
Recreio
213 Nomads
W. 5th A A., “A'
Khalsa
A. N. Other "XI"
V Police "B"
v Destroyers
Gunboats
V Sth A.A. "B"
University
v Kumaons
v Signals
12th Round, January 19
A. N. Other "X" v 5b A.A "A"
2nd M.T.B.'s
Police "B".
Destroyers Gunboats
125th A.A. "B"
10 Kumaons
Khalsa
Police "A"
VC.B.A...
v. Recreio
v Noninds
v. Engineers
v Khalsa
13th Round. January 26
05th A.A. "A"
9. C.B.A.
Recreio
21 Nomada..
29 University:
Signals
vA. N. Other "XI”
V. Police "A"
v 2nd M.T.B.'s
Police "3"
Destroyers
v Gunboats
v. 5th "A.A.'"B"
V Kumaons
14th Round. February 2.
A. N. Other "XL"
12 Police "A"
C.B.A.
111--2nd M.T.B.'s
Nomads. W.Engineers
0 Gunboats
Signals
v Khalsa
v 5th A.A. "A" ་་་་་་ Recreio
V. Pulico "".
v Destroyers
v University
19th Round. February 9.
Kumaons
Signals
VA, N, Other “XI”
Police "A"
V. C.B.A.
15
Tola1
S
10
Sim sou
14. Baldwin
0 Curtis
10 Parsons
Burch
J. E. Richardson. A. E. Perry. J, L !' C. Pearce and C. D. N. Walker did not bat.
0. M.
4
12
22
1 20
3
B
4
1
CORRECTION
J
✔ Enginecra
v
Khalsa
5th A. A. "A" Nomads
V
Recrelo
nd M.T.B.'s
University
Den "B"
The following correction re- Destroyers garding the Special Dollar Sweep 5th A‚A. "B" drawn at the Macao Race Meet- |
Ing on Sunday has boen issued by the Macao Jockey Club-
* Marineers
Gunboats
10th Round, February 16
Police "A"
Recreio
Bowling Analysis
O
M. R.
Ziminern Lloyd
4
16
3
17
1.
Fincher
20
2
1
10
12
0 yesterday's papers:
1.Destroyers
Hopley Anderson Eroadbridge
MOCHOSOO
The first prize in the special C.B.A. sweep (Race No. 5) was drawn 5th A.A. "A" 1.by Ticket No. 04340 and not 2nd M.T.B.'s Ticket No. 14346 os given in | Kumaons
V Kumaons.
→ Signals
V Khalsa
Nomads. Engineers University: *Fiber AA