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CRICKET
THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 12, 1940
GOOD WIN FOR KOWLOON C.C.OVER HONG KONG C.C.
Amazing Collapse Before Lunch
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 gaine at Chat- er Road yesterday.
The K. C. C.
.bowlers
PENALTIES FOR INEFFICIENCY
The War Fund should be- nefit considerably as the re- sult of the introduction, at K.C.C, and H.K.C.C., over the week-end of boxes in which cricketers who drop catches
“ducks" are or. make quired to contribute 20 cents. Both boxes benefited sub- ɛtantially yesterday -H:K. G.C. members in the match at Chater Road donating particularly "generously!"
in his last over for only one ruin.
K.C.C. Bat
were forward play being confident and unplayable to take three wickets backed by a keen field and both his back play sound. the ground-fielding and catching. was particularly good, Anderson taking three good catches and Rapley arid F. R. Zimmern dis- tinguishing themselves with their ground-fielding.
Club's
Nevertheless, Cricket poor showing with the bat was hard to explain. The wicket was good, and the bowling, apart from Lloyd's slows, was not really dangerous.
Richardson and Knight gave H.K.C.C. a useful start, adding 32 for the first wicket, but there after wickets fell steadily, judi- clous bowling changes being most effective.
Useful Stand
а
With the score at 76, however, Richards was brilliantly taken in the clips by Donald Ander-
K. C. C. were given snapped up a quick
good son, who 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 collaps: end and a remarkable collapse set in and the next three wickets followed, the next four wickets fell for the addition of only 10 falling in the
of 10 runs. A. Zimmern and Mackay space
together until the minutes without addition to the then stayed
scores were tied and Francis Zimmern came in to make the winning hit.
scort.
Richardson batted stolidly and at no time looked like getting out. He hit six feurs, and 'was at the wickets for just an hour.
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.
At 12.17 Cricket Club had lust Anderson also had a useful 5 for 45 but a stand between spell, taking three wickets, in hi 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 stoly and Pearce never not find a length, but In his appeared in any difficulty, his second spell he was practically
MACAULEY'S
BIG SCORE
HOCKEY FIXTURES
Following are the remaining Hong Kong Hockey Association
Fine batting by J. Mac-Tournament fixtures for the sca-
son:
Recreio
3rd Round November 17
Engineers
5th A.A. "B"
V A. N. Other "XI"
v. Police "A"
v Nomads
✓ Signals
v. University
v 5th A.A. "A",
v 2nd M.T.B.'s
V Police "B
auley, of Diocesan Boys' School, who was brought into the side at the last CBA. moment to make up num-Kumaons bers, and the surprising Khalsa failure of the powerful cunboats Cricket Club batting side Destroyers featured the friendly 4th Round. November 24 whole-day cricket match Police "A" at Kowloon Cricket Club Engineers University yesterday, between the Khalsa junior teams of K.C.C. and 2nd M.T.B.'s v Destroyers H.K.C.C.
1
Nomads
5th A A. "A"
A. N, Other "XI"
Recreio
Kuminons
V
V
V
v Signals
V
V
5th A.A. "B" Gunboats
5th Round. December 1
Kumaons
v Nomads
V
Recreio
V
2nd M.T.B.'s
V
University
E
Khalsa
*
5th A.A. "A"
K. C. C. won by the large mai-A.N, Other "X" v Engineers
Police "A" gin of 102 runs.
CB.A. K. C. C. batted first and Ma-Pace "B" cauley and Burch put on 59 for
Baxter then signais the first wicket. came in and runs came steadily Destroyers and not until 102 runs had been added for the second wicket was the partnership broken, Macaulay being caught and bowled by Gillesple with his score at -87.
6th Round. December 8
University Engineers · Nomads
5th A.A. "A" 5th AA. "E" Gunboats. Khalsa
The D. B. S. boy hit 13 fouri "K. C. C. dontínued batting,
during a stay at the wickets of Zimmern going on to maks 37
100 minutes and, althought he and Teddy Fincher securing 18,
wce dropped several times, hit. "not out. At 160, K. C. 'C." de
7th Round. innings was a valuable on. clared and H.K.C.C. had a
Baxter was
restrained N. Other "XI" further
very '90 minutes' "batting
"Police "A" during which 'some of the and hit only four fours in his 50 CBA.
his second hair-cintury in tuRecreio brightest cricket of the day
cessive matches,
Kumaons was seen.
With their score at 213 for Destroyers wickets, K. C. C. declared, Robb Police "B" bowled very steadily for HK.C.C. and finished up with 4 for 67 in. 2nd MT.B.'s 14- overs. At one time he Gunboats had conceded 55 runs with-th A.A. “B” out faking a wicket but he "Iniversity 39 took his four wickets in his last Engineers three overs for only 9 runs, Finnie Kumaons 10 also buwied steadily to take 3 for sens
4148. in 15 overs.
| Khalsa
Alec Pearce hit hard and often and scored 69, including 11 fours and two sixes, in 33 minutes.
HONG KONG BIÊN
J. E. Richardson, e-Anderson, b
F Zimmern
(IQESSOUSEDÍTÉSSZEÉSZREZ-COLZANOZERS T. C. C. Knight, e F. Zimmern.
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T. A. Pearce, e Fincher, b Anderson
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A. E. Perry, e Lloyd, b Anderson C. D. N. Walker, b Anderson ...
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T. V. N. Fortescue, b F. Zimmern H: Owen Hughes, Lb.w., b F. Zim-
mern
E. W. Pudney, not out
F. Baker, b Lloyd,
'Extras (87, LB2)..
0
0
vA. N. other "XI"
V Police "A".
v C.B.A.
Police B ̈· Kulnabis
v. Signats
v Destroyers
December 15,
v $th AA. *8**
University
v Engineers
Nontads vGunboats
Signals
Khalsa
5th AA. MAY
2th Round. “December 22
VAN. Other v Police”A” v. C BA.
Recreio
v Destroyers
v Police "B"
v 2nd M.T.B.'s-
9th Round. December 29
H. K. C. C. never looked like getting the runs and Bishop and A. N.Other "XI v Destroyers Gillespie, who both reached the Police A Btwenties, were the only batsmen C.B.A.
oj 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 2nd M.T.B.'s 4 for 44 in eight overs.
K.C., AND XI.
5th A.A. "A"!
v. Gunboats
v. 5th A ̈A. "B"
v
University
v. "Engineers
v. Kumaons
v. Sigrials
v Khalsa
10th Round. Jahuary 5, 1941
0
9
J. Macauley, c and b Gillesple
17
Total
76
L. R. Burch, run out
30
K. M. Baxter, b Finnle
Gunboats
V C.B.A.
Bowling Analysis
5th A A. 'B"
v Recreio
9 0
12.7 4
4 1
Zimmern Lloyd Anderson
KOWLOON G.C
34M
Total
D. J. N. Anderson. b Baker
20
D. Hung, c T. A. Pearce, b`Perry 15- E. F. Fincher, b Baker
0
N. A. E. Mackay.b T. A. Pearce 35
.
Finnic
I **40
F. R. Zimmern, at, Fortescue, b
Perry
37 Robb
(P'shop.
30 32
Q
· 14 ·· 0
67
4
20
28' Gillespie
16
Paterson
3 0
21
0
(160
H.K.C.C. 2ND. XI
D.
O., Parsons, c Macauley,b Baldwin
N, D. Bocker, -1 b.w.... b Curis J. C. C. Matthews. c Leigh,
Baldwin
10
Baldwin
A. N. Other "XI" v Police. "B" Destroyers
v. Police "A"
Nomads Engineers
*Khalsa
v 2nd M.T.B.'s
V
V
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A. „Zimmern, b Owen Hughes
E. C. Fincher, "not out
Extras (321, `LB))
Total (for 6 wkts.)
W
S. A. Gray, b Finnic,
J. W. Bertram; b'stöbb
R. Baldwin. b Robb
E. Curtis, st. Parsons. b Robb
H. Brokenshire, b Finnie
W. W. Parsons, b'Rabb
R. A J. Simpson, not out
R. Leigh, not out.....
Extras (BI, LEI, WB1, #NB})})..
1a Mackerizle
W. L. Rapley, R. T. Broadbridge.
T. A. Madar and N, D. Lloyd did nát bat..
Knight
"Bowling "Añátysis
0. M.
W.
1
2
Owen Hughes
Perry
Baker
T. A. Pearce
N.L.C
Peprie
KK.C.CE (2ND INNINGÝ)
T. V. N. Foziescue, át, A. Żim-
mern., b'tapley
T. G: C.; Knight, b Lloyd |T="A¡÷Pearce; B-Fincherver. EW-Pudney, b Fincher }D. S. Basanquet," not out:
F. Baker. b. Andersün
H. Owen Hughes, not'out
Extras (B9, WBI)
Total (for 5 wkts,)
Bowling Analysin
0. M. R.
RH.. Griffiths, e Macauley,
E. M. M. King, b Curt's
C. W. E. Bishop, c ́Macauley,
Baldwin
| A.-R. “Mückentle, by, Cartis
R. D. Gillespie, bi Parsons
R. SW. 'Paterson, e Bertrái,
Burch TAIMENT
D.-S.Robb, run, cuts,
Lt. Cmdr, W 0, "nule, not out
Extras (BLB), NE3)
Bowling Analysis.
13.
Tota1
0
10
Rim-600
0
Curtis
14
Baldwin
10 Parsons
Burch
140
J. E. Richardson, A. E. Perry, J, L.!
C. Pearce and C. D. N. "Walker 'did'not bat.
Bowling Analysis
Zimme
M..
0.
R. -16
Lloyd
3
0 17
1:
1 20
2
'0
36
Fincher Tapley Anderson Eroadbridge' Eadary
10
University Kumaons Signals
v Nomads
5th A.A. "A"
11th Round -January 12
2nd M.T.B,'s
Police A
CBA. Recreio
Gth A‚‚"A"
V. A. N. Other "XI
v.: Police "B"
v 'Destroyers
v Gunboats
"V 5th A.A. "B"
University
Kumaons
12th Round. January 19
A. N. Other “XI".
2nd M.T.B, 's
Police "B"
Destroyers
Gunboats
125th A.A. "B" Kumaong
13th
Khn'sa 9|5th AA. “A”.
C.B.A.
Recrea
Nothads,
Engineers
20 University
Signals
12
v
5th · A‚Â. “A”
Police "A"
Y C.B.A.
Recreio
V Nomads
V Engineers Khalsa
Round. January, 20
v
A. N. Other
"Police "A"
v 2nd M.T.B.'s
v Police "B"
Destroyers
Gunboals
5th A.A. "B",
Kumaons
14th Roundi - Febrúary-2,
A. N. Other "XI v Signals” – 12. Police 'A!! CvKhalsa
111 2nd M.TE.'s.
Nomads ..
W. Engineers
Cunboats
1 23 3
D. M.
11
R.
014
0 *1
CORRECTION
"
v· 5th ́A.A. "A" Recrela
v: Police "B". vDestroyers v University
15th Round. Kumaons, Signalo Khalan DIN AA. "A" Nomads Police "B"
V
.1
February 9. A. N. Other Police "A"
* CHA
Recreio "V2nd M,T.B.'s.
Engineers
Univeralty Gunboats
4. Round., February 16.
Kumaong Signals
Khalsa
V Nontarle
Engineers
University 513:4
The following correction re-Destroyers garding the Special Dollar Sween 5th-A A. "E" drawn at the Macuo Race Meet-1. Wing on Sunday has been issued
16 Police "A by the Macao Jockey Club;
C.B.A. The first prize in the special
Recreio swcep Race No. 5) was drawn 5th A by Ticket No.04346 and not and MT.B.H Ticket No. 14348, as given in Kumanons: [Yesterday's papers..
Destroyers
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