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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH – 1933.
CRICKET.
MARRIED. SINGLE."
T. E PEANCE IN FORM.
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In place of the arranged match between the United Services, and the Hongkong Olub, which had to be called off, owing to the Fleet's visit to Manila, a Mar- riedr. Single,” two-day watch was | played on the'Club'ground on Friday and
Saturday,
com-
On paper, the sides appeared to be evenly matched, but appearances ura deceiving and the benedicts held s manding lead throughout, which the bachelors were unable to overtake. The match resulted in a comparatively easy win for the Married" by an innings
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Hollands" and. Sayer opened the batting | for the Married and 80 was run up be fore the former was bowled by Webster. Sayer partnered by Capt. Spinks between them carried the score to 131, when Sayer returned one to Farthing who made no mistake. Pearce, fourth man in, gava [a really pleasing display with the willow, showing up in his old form. He knocked up a century in fine style and was out at 105. His score included 91 fours Hancock (28) and Chadwick (40) also batted consistently. The side was out for 350.
Bowling Analysis.
Chadwick.
Spinks
Capt. Quinlan ***** Sayer
A
MARRIED." Second Innings.
Owen-Hughes,
H. E. Hollands,
b Webster
L. D. McNicoll, run out Capt. Spinks, not out
Bowling "Analysis.
06
A l'Arculli Geo. Loe ,,,,18 J. S. Curreem 10 Ng Seo Kwong s
THEATRE
6. 0
198
6
·HONGKONG.
INDIANS AND CHINESE,
Goo Lee, a A. A. Rumjahn, b Red-
maid
15
S. H. Ismail, Yeow, b Cheab
PRESENT TUBIR
30
Capt. Quinlan, b Webster G. R.Sayor, not out
Extras
Ng Sze Kwong, e Samy, A. A.
Bumjaha
51
11
A. H. Rumjuhn, e Yeow, b Cheah 29
90
14:
A. el Arculli, e Yeow, b Rumjahą o
S. D. Ismail, run out
63
H. C. Hunt, b Galhatchet
J. Curreem, & Samy, b Yeoh,
11
D. Rumjaha, not out i N. BKitchell, run out
Extras
41
20
13
Total
270
Bowling Analysis.
0. M P
Balhatoket
Ө I
13
PRICES
T. E. Yeok
1
30
Redmond
1
36
A. A. Bumjaha ....
1
"T. L. Cheab
2
.Ng Hao Poa
6
D. E. Samy
ናት
Total (for 3 wickets)
M. E F. Airey, H. A. Nisbet, W. Galloway, G. A. Chadwick, T. E Pearce and R. Hancock.did not bat. Bowling Analysis.
Owen-Hughes Webster Farthing
0.
M. R W.
6 1 10 0
0
90
2
0
FRIENDLY MATCH.
NAVAL YARD CIVIL SERVICE.
A friendly match between the Civil Service Cricket Club and a side selected. from the Naval Yard, was played at Happy Valley on Friday and resulted in a win for the Civil Service by 83 runs.
Batting firit, the Civil Service made 143 The Bachelors were unsuccessful with runs, Watson making the highest score. the bat. Spinks had a feld day; his for his side with 54. The Naval Yard re- puzzling" slow ball tempted the batsmen to plied with 00, Dunkley making 23. 'Ling,
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for 66.
The Bachelors were compelled to follow- on and they compiled 160 in their second innings. Baker, Wild, Owen-Hughes, and Sharpe were the only, unes to pass the twenty stage.
At the conclusion of the match the Benedicts went into bat until stumps were drawn. They scored 84 for the loss of three wickets.
Scores:
**MARRIED."
1st Innings.
H. Hollands, b Webster
G. R. Bayer, and b Farthing..., Gir Capt. E. G. Spinks, c. Phillipson,
b Farthing
T E. Pearce, o Sharp, b Farth-
ing
R Hancock,
Webster
L. D. McNicoll, b Webster
G. A. Chadwick, e. Piercy, b
Farthing
H. A. Nesbit, b Hamilton
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
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Scores:
H N, Balhatchet, a A. H. Rum→
CIVIL SERVICE.
jahn, b G. Lee ......
C. Sara, b. Cowen W. Hill, b Taylor
M. B. Roffey, S. H. Ismail, b Ng
Sze Kwong......
J. Holdman, 1.b.y. Taylor
14
Ng Bao Pon, not out
F. Ling, Cowen
97
T. L. Cheah, not out
W. Edmonds, b Taylur
7
Extra
E. Fletcher, b Smith.
Total (ler 7 wkts.)
C. Tacchi, e Alderman, b Smith... 54 E. F. Fincher, e Smith, b Gill...... 3. Deakin, e and b Gill Gregory, not out
Osman did not bat.
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Bowling Analysis.
E. 0. M.
W.
...A. el Arcull......
7
I.
.11
J. S. Curreem
5
1 25
DRUGS
W. Watson, e and b Taylor
Extras
Extra
Total
0. M. R.
11 Q 01
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Total
Bowling Analysis,
R. Taylor
45
W. Cowen...
.105
S. Senith -W. Gill
1 器
Farthing, b
3 ◊
NAVAL YARU.
26
40
H. Sandford, a and b Edmonds ... W. Callip, Lb.w. Edmonds W. Gill, c Mason, b Ling
5
11
0
W. Galloway, Hamilton Capt. Quinlan," e Wild. b Hamil
E. Dunkley, b Ling
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J. Alderman, b Ling
5
ton
B. Taylor, e Láng, b Fincher
8
M., E. F. Airey, not out
1
F. Smith, b Ling
Q
0
Rey, Howard, o and b Fincher....!
30
A. Oswick, b Ling
W. Cowen, not out
.350
J. Mason, b Ling
0. H. B1
W
Owen-Hughes
19
3
680
Farthing
11
0
Baker...
3
0
14 0
Webster
16 0 83 ar 3
Hamilton
10.4
52
F. Ling
Piercy
3 0 20
0
W. Edmonds
E. F. Fincher
SINGLE.
1st Innings.
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Changchun,
Harchan
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JAPAN & FORMOSA.
Ortsita Maji
Keginng
R. E. A. Webster, 1.b.w.gb Quin
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R.. H. Wild, 1.b.w., b. Sayer ........ 16. D. G. Nicholson, e Hancock, b
Spinks
12
5
Tainan
H. Oven-Hughes, e and b Spinks
Egogo Nagasaki
Kobe >Shimonoseki Tamsui
Takow
Hafodsta
Anping
Lient, Sharp, st. Galloway, b
Spinka
20
E. W. Hamilton, b Spinks.........
0
FATZEN SIENA.
F. H. Farthing, b Spinks
Vladivostock
Nicolajovsk
F. Baker, not out
15
Costa (Korea).
G. H. Piercy, b Spinks
+ Beonl
Wousan
Chemulpo Kunsan
Fusan
Pizgyang
Morpo
Songchin
L. J. Davies, be Chadwick g
2
Chintampo
*HONGKONG AND ITS DESDEHOTES, MACAO,
E. Phillipson, st. Galloway,
b
Spinks
0
Extras
13
Allanci
Haiphong
Tonkin
FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
Quinher
Hus
Total
86
most success.al, taking 0 wickets for 28 runs in 1st innings and 4 for 7 in 2nd
Tourans Saigozi Cambodge
innings.
Bowling Analysis
Scores
Provinces
PRTARRIL *Manila Iloilo Oeba Zamboanga
Quinlan Sayer
Spinks Chadwick
6.3 0
UNIVERSITY.
Yeoh Teik Ee, c Ng Sic Kwong,
Geo. Les
F. A. Redmond, & 8. E Ismail,
b. Ng Bre Kwong
Weihaiwez
Wenchow
"Tsinantu Saatuao
Mikden
Foochow
Shanghai Axnoy
Harbin
Kirin
Swatow Langkow
Langchingchun
Mongise Hokow Szemes
11.
2
66
8. A. Ponsonby-Fane and M. B.
G. Lee
Ng: Sze. Kwong..... 43o una
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Bowling Analysis,
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Extras
Total
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1
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