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SATURDAY'S LEAGUE MATCHES.
FIRST DIVISION."
CCC. H.K.C.C. "A"
i
On their own ground Craigengower defeated the Hongkong "A" eleven by fair wickets. The visitors batted first, and scared 11 for nine wickets, one player being absent. Only two members of the team, Humphreys and Maas, man- aged to get double figures, the former) securing a delightful 52 After a disas trous opening, Fritz and Bradbury made a fine stand for Craigengower, and when the match was brought to a close, the score stood at 132 for six wicketa
Scores:--
B.K.C.C. "A"
AW Hayward, e hnepel, b
Abbas
Col. E. D. Matthews,
Dixon
S. A. Arthug, b Abbas
M. M. Mass, b Abbas.....
Fritz,
24
J. D. Humphreys, not out....... 52
R. F. Walker, b Fritz
F. N. Young, b Abbas .....
T. E. Pearce, .Kitchell, b Abbas 2
"P. Ralph, b Fritz
L Jenkins, b Abbas
Extras
Dixon Abbas
Fincher.
Fritz
Total (for 9 wickets).
Bowling Analysis.
UNIVERSITY » RA
2ND, 1925
The University, at home, easily defeat- ed the Royal Artillery. The home side batted first, and scored 177, the top seor ers being the Rev. E. K. Quick (50) and B. P. Ng (1) The Artillery men were disposed of for 60, Balbatchet securing five wickets for eleven ruas.
Scores:-
UNIVERSITY.
H. N. Balbatchet, 1.b.w., b Gifford 20 A. A. Rumjahn, a Beasley, b Clay"
ton
Rev. E. K. Quick, c Hell, 6 Clay-
ton
RE. Yooh, b Gifford
B. P. Ng. b Henslow
Bowling "Analysis.
1 Danean
B' Petheram E. G. Rentou O. B. Raven A. C. Kew
。.
LA. R. Duncan, b Griffin B. Prtheram, h Vallack ...
J. Long, b Howell
3
10.
On their own ground Kowloon were de feated by the Indian RecreationeCluh. The home aide batted Brst and were dia- posed of for 47, to which the visitors rea- ponded with 167-4 win of. 130 runs. The Indian bowlers were particularly keen, Bhooza taking, five wickets for runs and A. et Arculli four.for.11 runs. The visitors started. well, and Rumjahn was responsible for. a foù 81. For Kow loon Goodwin, took.eight, wickets for 45
E. J. Edwards, a Crawford,
tritio
b
A. J. Kew, c Jacks, b Vallack.
O. B. Raven, b Smith
D. S. Green, b Gridin..
rana
A... Pile, & Howell...
30
0
J. S. Cox, e Jacks b Saith E. G. Renton, no; out
Secores.--
51
Extras
Total
Rowling Analysis.
0.
Vallack..... Grilo Howell
41
TO
15
*
1
9.2 0
10. 19
AS Hett, Page, b Clayton..... 23 S. O. Shahabrdin, b. Clayton ...... Prof. F. A. Redmond, b Henslow T. 0. Yeow, c and b Henslow ..... R. A. Ponsonby Fane, not ont S. Hachiuma, b Clayton
Extras
11 Total
budin, b Bumjaba .........................
Bd. N. Page, b Balhatchet
69
10 10 290 3
1.0.0.
Smith
NAVY UNIVERSITY.
Owing to the call of time, the Navy drew with the University C. C on their i own ground. When stumps, were drawn, the visitors, with two wickets in hand," only required five runs to win.
Scores:-
A. B. Pearce, b Gitting
4 W. Ramsay, b A. Arculli
J. Lyal, F... Areulli, b
Bhoora
G. Lee, b A. Arculli.
6. Jex, b Bhoora.
R.-C. Witchell, h. Bhoora
F. Goodwin, d Bhoora
A. R F. Raven, & A. Arvulli
K. R. Macaskill, run out.......
J. C. Fletcher, b Bhours.
E. Uvery, c A.. Ismail, b. 4.
Árculli
E. Jordan, not out.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
16
3.
Bhoora
0.2. 2
&
4. 'Arculli
✡
3.
11
12.0.
£13
P.O. Suffield, e Hiptoola, b Gittias 9. Rev. Hanilanc Osman, b Gittins 4 Capt. Davenport. Lhw., à Lam... 19 Mid. Smythe, not out*****
Extras
Total
C. H. Rhoora, b Goodwin
A. H. Rumjahn, st. Jex, b Good.
win
J. B. A. Curreeme. Lyat, b Good-
win...MAANA
A. H Madar, l.b.w.. b Goodwia...
S. H. Ismail, b Goodwin. "N. Kitchell, rur out...*****
S. H. Ismail, b Goodwin,
H. D. Rumjabu, b Lyal.
A el Arculli, not aut............
S. D.. Ismail, b Goodwin
Extras
Total
F. M. el Arcalli, b Goodwin.......
2
18.
167
Bowling Analysis:
1, M.
Henslow
17
3
49
Clayton
14
1
54
Gifford
8 3
16
Smith
4 0 25
ROYAL ARTILLERY,
Capt. Benaley, e Xeow, b Shaba-
budin
13
Lt. Hall, run out
10
Capt. Parkes, b Balhatches
10
Major Hattersley, Smith, c Shaha-
23
Capt. Bennet, e Rumjahn, b Bal
hatchet
Lt. Smith, h Rümjahn
Sgt. Gifford, st. Ponsonby Fane,
b Rumjahn
Eng.-Lt Bennett, b "Lam........... 14. Mid. Simms, L. b Gittins 3 Mne. Shaw, st. Zimmern, b
Gittius
10
1
Lt. Henslow, e Ponsonby Fane, b
Bälhatchet
Lt. Edmundstone, Lb.w., L Gittina 4 42 Lt. Com. Lockhart, b Lam LE Pisani. b Lad
0 K. R..
3
10
5 .. 0
13.5 a 50 199
Gr. Clayton, st. Ponsonby Fane, b Balhatchet *****
4
Gr.. Dyer, not out
D
8
} 20
Extras
C.C.C.
Total
Bowling Analysia.
ม.
Bowling Analysis.
Bowing Analysis.
0.
M. I.
15.
D. "Fritz, Ralph, Humphreys 38
S. O. Shababudin, 10
4
0.
B.
B. W. Bradbury, e Ralph, b
Walker.
Rev. E. E. Quick 7
1
Lam
12.3 0
51
Goodwin
23.4; 5:
3-
41
A A. Rumjahn.... 72
Sudan
6 0 49
Lal
1:
1:
H. N. Balhatchet... 4.3
S. Abbas, not out.
24
SOLE AGENTS.
F. Schnepel, b Walker ...
Extras
0
16'
TIL. 638.
Total (for 6 wickets)......132
C.S.C.C.. NAVY.
The Civil Servico Club, on their own ground, had an easy victory over the
E. Mowfung. W B. Muskett, K.Navy. The visitors batted Erst, but the F. Modi and P. A. Dixon did not
bowling of Reed "and Evans was deadly, and the Naval men were disposed of for 75 rma The home side had no difficulty in doubling this figure, Baker and Fincher both retiring when they had scored 38 and 53 runs, respectively.
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bat.
Bowling Analysia.
.0.
E.
Walker
14.4
1 38
3
Young
-97
2
Arthur
▸
11.
Hayward
1 0
10.
Pearce
1
3
Q
Matthews
0
17
A
Humphreys
#
11
1.
Lt. Husacy, Reed, b Lis
Lt. Wauchope, b Beed...
Lt. Gough, l.b. w., b Reed ......
Scores:-
NAVY.
Lt.-Com. Jotham, b Reed
Sling Gittins
UNIVERSITY.
A. T... Barma, b Bennett.......
W. M. Gittins, run out
15
E. Zimmern, c.and b Davenport..
11
V. Viccajee, Suffield
Dr. M. B. Osman, b Sufield..
H. Y. Leong, b Lockhart
C. W. Lam, b Suffield
W. K. Sting, b Suffield
B. N. Sudan, not out
C. K. Ong, not ont
Extras
Total (for 8 wickets)
F. Hiptella did not bat.
Bowling Abalysis.
3 0
19
0
Overy
15.
B ▸
61
Fletcher
2
28
Q.
ti. Leo
5.
01
Raven
14
RUGBY.
WHYTE,
R. C. Reed, b Young
E. F. Fincher, b Walker
A. Kitchell, Young
437
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HONGKONG.
C.R.C.. HONGKONG "B,"
Hongkong. "B" were entertained by the Chinese, who suffered defeat at the hands of their opponents. The Chinese batted first, and when the first wicket had fallen at seven, a fine partnership by Ng Sze wog, and Choa yielded 100 The former played a £ne innings, Scoring. B6, which included eleven fours. The home side sportingly declared when The Club the score was 161 for six opened well and when eight wickets had fallen they had scored 173. G. R. More was responsible for 10,
Pay L. Com. Hargreaves, e Baker,
6 Reed
Lt. Col. Cantrell, b "Reed
Capt. West, not out
LL Com Bower, b Evans
Lt. Jackson, run out
Lt. Gould, b Evans
y
Pay-Lt. Com, Osborne, b Evans...
Extraa
C. R. Bayer, b Hargreaves"......
Suffield
28
Lockhart Davenport
Shaw Bennett
Total
Bowling Analysis.
K. Ther
Reed Ling
14 "
7
30
1
90
Evans
6.3 1 24
C.B.CO
3
F. J. de Rome,
Cantrell, b
Scores:
Hargreaves
18
QB.C.
B. D. Evana, e Gough, b: Har-
Ng Sze Kwong, b Bowker
85
greaves
W. C. Hang, b More.
F. Baker, retired
H. L. Yung, b Bowker ..........
10
E. C. Fincher, retired
C. Choa, run out
31
F. E, Lawrence, e Jotham; b Har-
H. C. Hung, a and b Hancock.
.8
greaves .............
K. L. Chau, not out
0
A R. Sutherland, b Hargreaves... 0
A Ching Bowker
F. J. Ling, not out ......
11
Ng. Sze Cheung, not out.
Extras
E. W. Hamilton, b Hargreave
Extras ..
1
.172
Total (for 6 wkts., dec).151
E. Woog, Wo Fo Sun and Wan
In Shing did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Bowker
More Owen. Enghes
Hollands
Plummer
Hancock
B.X.C.C
0.
Total
F. H. Holdman and E. B. Berd did not bat
Bowling Analys
R
Cantrel
Hargreaves
14 1 04 17 80 35 3 D 17
0 12.7 9018
G. More, c Ng Sze Cheung, b
H. Hung
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Ching' .....
H. E. Hollanda, e Wan Iu Shing.
bChing S
A. CL Bowker, b. Ching
H. J, Armstrong, not out
Osborne
Hussey
West
5
163
น. E.
2
50
1
13
28 1
8 0:
25
*
1 24
1
10
FRIENDLY MATCH.
R.E. U.S.C.C.
HONGKONG CLUB. TRIALL.
A trial match for the purpose of select- ing a team to play in the Cup, match 48ainst the Navy on Saturday, next, Look place on Saturday at Happy Valley.. when the Hongkong Engby Club mem- bers were divided, into teams of: Colours and Whites-
Ste
The teams were: Colours.-Prowse.; Easterbrook, wart, Banger, Burns; Cox and Sum- mers: Forsyth, Beveridge, Garrod, Lyon," Hendie Russell, Johnson..
Whites Gawler Skinnor Foeters U'Neil, Summerfield; ilse and Morri son Jerdain. Cleland, Burns, Moncrief, Mackintosh. Murphy, Clerk and Lee.
immediately after the kick-off, the Colours pressed into the opposing twenty- five. About ten minutes after the start. Stewart got away, and registered & splendid try between the posts, which, The R.E.'s act a junior cleven of the
he converted. Play was once again C.8.C.C. on the Army ground, and were carried into the Whites" quarters, and defented. For the Engineers Corp! Stewart started a moviment which ended Blondin (55) and Q.M.S. Faro (not out in Easterbrock going through and scor 31) were the highest scores. The feature ing between the postą. Stewart again of the Civil Service innings was a fias #4 eauvorted. Shortly before the interval. by W. H. Edmonds.
the Colours were agnia aggressive, and Scares:-
The E
Sgt. Cockell, b Wallington Cpl. Blondin, b Sara
Sg. Hollanda, run out
QMLS. Ramsay, c Beardall, b
Squibbz
Sgt. Hambling e Spillet, b Sars... 0.8.1. Smith, b. Sara .......
Q.M.S. Faro, not out
Lee.-8gt Brown, l.b.w., b Sara 0 Q.M.S. Jacobs, b Squibbe Lee. Sgt. Jones, b Sara Cpl. Harper, b Nihill Extras.
Total
Bowling Analysis.
K
41
51
33
0' #12
Edmonda Wallington
Squibbs
Sara
Nihill
SECORD DIVISION.
HKCC ZECC.
The K.CQ juniors met the HK.C.C. on the latter's ground, and were easily defeated. Hongkong batted first, and declared when the score stood at 169 for eight. Kowloon were dismissed for 10, one player being absent.
Scores
·HI.CC.
P. Jacks, b Petheram
J. D. W. Crawford, e Pathurams, b
Дипеда
"H. M. Howell, b Felberam
H. J. Stevenson, e and b Duncan K.-M. Watson, b Dancas WL Saith, at. Edwards, b Rew 45
Spillett
C. Alexander, b Cockell HJ. Wallington, e Brown, b
Cockell
14
J. H. B. Nihill, c Jones, b Cockell 15 C. H. Beardall, b Gockell "TL. Squibbs, e and b Faro
H. Strange, e Faro, b Cockell......
W. B. Edmonds, not out
8. B. Spillett, not out
Extras
1. Nicholson, b' Ching
4
A Gardner, c and b Ng Sze
Киорд
W., Mackenzie, b Ching
25
H. Owen Hughes, c Chau, b Ching 21
1
Extras
13
Total (for 8 wickets)...........]a Hancock and J. Plummer did
prista
H. Griffim, a Kew, b Raven-
H, Spicer, b Doncan.....
J. P. Bridger, not out
G. R. Valluck, not out
Extrak
Jacobs
Total (for 8 wkts., doc.)...1
Bushtoo did not but,
Cockell
Faro Jones
not bat,
Ching
-Bowling: Abalycia.
Ng Bee Kwong
W. C. Hung H. C. Ching
16.3
Total (for 8 wickets) 137
W. Callip. H. Westlake and C. Sarn did not bat.
Bowling Analysis,
0.
H
480
305 16 1
after
some loose serummages Herdlo scared, but Stewart failed to convert,
"Hall-time Colonis, goals, 1 try (13ptska) Whites, nig
terrain.
In the second half, the Whites showed considerable improvement, and managed, to take, the play into the Colours" After some loose play in mid- field, Stewart broke away, and although tackled by three men, made a splaadid run, and scored another try, which ho converted. This was the only time in the second half that the Colours managed to take the play into the Whites. half.
The Whites retaliated, and; but for bad handling by their three-quarter would have scored two or three tries Just before the close Skinner (White), after a fine rus, scored. This try was unconverted, Gawler taking the kick.
Result:-- Colours Whites
a goal 1 Try (18-pts) 1 try (3pts). A
GOLE AT FANLING,
THE GOVERNOR'S SHIELD.
The competition for the Governor's shield was decided as the Fanling Golf Club course yesterday, and during the afternoon HE the Governor (Sir Edward Stabbe, K.C.M.G.), drove to the course sad pre- sented the trophy to the winners, Mr. W. Galloway and Mr. A. B. Stewart, who defeated Profcanor J. L. Shellsbear and Professor Middleton Smith in a for ball game, on the nineteenth green, Hie Excellency also presented the Captain's Chap. decifled the previous week, to Mr. H. A. Camidge, who beat Professor Shell sheer by four and three's