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SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
A friendly match took plaas on the Club ground between Mr. T. E. Pearce's XII. and Mr. R. E. A.-Webster's XII, and result in win for the former by 59 rans Mr. Pearco's side batted first, and
the feature of the innings was a 63 by Stewart, which included eight fours.
Scores;
T. & PRINCE'S TEAM. EF. Stewart, c. Griffin, b Webster 36 H. J. Armstrong, e Owen Hughes,
b Bowker
D. E G. Nicholson, b Bowker...... LR Andrews, b Bowker!..... H. V. Parker, b Owen Hughes .............. 'T..D. E. Pendered, e Hayward, b
Owen Hughes
8
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Brig. Gen. Macnaughton, b Bowker 30 L. D. McNicoll, b Bowker
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The home team led all the way and won by 20-16
C.C.C.--Gillard, Kharis, Spink, Dennis. (Skip), 90.
CLUB PRIZES.
The Craigengower: C.C's that beme" held to mark the Club's success in the Lawn Bowls Lenghe took place at the club house on Saturday. Besides a large
K.D.R.QJohnston, Westlake, Gour- gathering of members, friends and visitky, Puncheon (Skip), is tars, there were present representatives of all the bowling teams of the Colony." Five rink games between teams fromt the Craigengower Cricket Club and the Rost" were played. The visiting teams were the Civil Service C.C., the Kowloon C.0, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club, Taikoo Recreation Club, and the Kuw loon. Dock Recreation Club,
.C.C.C. C.S.C.C.
After the games an adjournment was made to the Club house where the pre- sentation of prizes won by members of Craigengower Cricket Club in various branches of sport was made.
Prior to calling upon. Mrs. Bradbury to make the presentations Mr. R. Basa
The results in the rink games were: (Hon. Secretary) expressed on behalf of the Club his thanks to the visiting Clubs for being present and providing such good sport. He als thanked the ladies for their attendance, "
This resulted in an easy win for the C.C.O, who led all the way and made the final score, 30-14.
C.C.C.-Neves. Arculi, Kent. Brad- bury (Skip). 30.
Mrs Bradbury then gave away the prizes, the list being:-
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Extras
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Town!
1701
Bowling Analysis,
C. S.C.C.-P. Knight, Massey, Koight, Deakin (Skip), 14. "~ C.C.C. . K. C.C.
W.
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Howker
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Hayward
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G. P. Lammert, b Parker,........ 17 AG. F. Gardoor, c Macnaughton,
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P. Jacks, Stewart, b Vallack 0 J. D. Humphreys, e Burns, b
Parket
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E... WENSTEN'S TEAM.
A. W. Hayward,
Vallack
E. J. R. Mitchell, "L4w, b Me-
Nicoll
RE. A. Webster, e Penree, b
H..E. Hollauds, 1.b.w., b MeNicoll
D. B. Pent, Lb.w., b Vallack ..... A. C. I. Bowker, not out
3
8
H. Owen Hughes, a Pendered, b
Vallack
17
H. Grifin, & Vallack ...........
0
Fallock
Extras
Total.
Howling Analysis.
0. M. It
Parker
0
3
3
Vallack
12
3
A1
Stewart
'
Pendered
3 ι 14
0
1M
McNicoll
K.C.C. RA.
.115
The Royal Artillery were the visitors to Kowloon,when the home team won by 131 Le 67. Goodwin's bowling was the festure of the match. He took eight KA, wickets for 33 ruse.
Scores:-
ZOWLOON
C.C.
A. W. Ramsay, e Hall, & Henslowe 4 8. Jex, e Benet, b Clayton
L. A. R. Duncan, b Clayton ... Capt. G. W. Morris, e Edmeade, b
...Clayton
G. Lee, not out......
J. C. Lyal, b Henslowe
F, Goodwin, e Hatterley Smith,
B. Petheram, not out
28
F. W. Howell, L.b.w., b Clayton... 5
الم
The K.C.C. played with a weakened team, their good bowlers being engaged elsewhere in i Spey Cup competition. match. They were three up on the
one down in eighth head and twelfth, but the C.0.0, started to leave the visitors behind and won 39-15.
C.C.C-Muskett, Clow, Rosselet, Mac- Farlane (Skip), 32.
the
R.C.C.-Howe, Barford,. Labrum," Lam- mert (Skip), 15
C.C.C. v. KBG.C.
Cricket Batting Average.-T. Grimes," Cricket Bowling Average.-S. Abbas. Tennis Sératch Singles. - J. W.. Leonard: E Fincher.
Tennis Singles Handicap.-J. Leonard÷| B. Bradbury..
Doubles Handicap.-H. J. Howard and A. Remedios; V. Seuss and F. K. Modi, Mixed Doubles, (American Touran- ment).-E. Fincher and Miss Howfung: Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury.
Billiards Winter Handieup.-A. Kit chell; R. Basa.
Billiards Summer Handicap.-A. Haver kamp; Rodrigues. *.
Lawn Bowls Chib Singles G. Green: C. S. Rosselet.
This game provided a wide difference,
Lawn Bowls Open Singles.-H. J. G.C.C winning by-20-1. The K.B.G.C.Dennis; G. Green.
Rink-A, Grimmitt, A. K. Taylor, W..
scored in the sixth, fourteenth and last Paira.-R. Basa and E. Arculli; R......W. four heads only. Craigengower's posi-Lee and A. Kitchell. tion was 13-1 sixth head, and 1 thir teenth head. The BG.C. also tad a weakened team, with their good players taking part in a Spey Cup game else. where.
C.C.C.-Alves, Fritz, Souza, (Skip), 6.
E. Rose, A Gillard, R. Basu, D. Fritz, G. II. Sellwood, I "C. Sousa.
Best League Rink-A. Macfarlane, H. J. Dennis, C. S. Russelet, W. B. Müskett.. Silver spoons were presented to the Baswinners in the afternoon's games, which
included the Tailoo team.
K.B.G.C-Warren, McNeill, Macintosh," Wylie (Skip), T.
·CLU.C. ». T.H.C.
A alight lead by Taikoo, following an even score after, seven hends was reduced by the C.C.C. drawing level (19-12) at sixteen. At nineteen it was 14-13 in favour of TRC, the 17-13, and finally 17.14. The game was quite interesting and provided an exciting finish.
C.O.C.-Selwood, Kelly, Rose, (Sp), 14.
T.R.C.-John Sloan, Jas, Grimes, Russell (Skip), 17.
(Continued on peri-Column),
F. Of. Overbury, b Ng
Mr. A. Macfarlane (Hon. Secretary of the Lawn Bowls Association) then intro- daced Mrs. D. Gow, who, he said, had. kindly consented to present the cham- pionship shield and the medals won by "the Crujgengower Cricket Club this year.
The shield was received on behalf of the Club by Mr. B. W. Bradbury (Vice- President).
Mr D. Gow, President of the Lawn Bowls Associatin, said that he had been Greca asked to take the place of Mr. J. Reid,, a past President, who bad presented the trophy in the first division of the League competition. Mr. R. M. Dyer had pre- sented the shield for the second division.. which would be given away some other time.
Sloane
E. E. A. Blake, e Sling, b Quick... 8
E. R. A. Bradley, b Shahabudin...
A. R. F., Eaven,.b Clayton
b Smith.......
43
K. R. Maerskill,
Smith
Bennett,
6
Lt. Healey, b'Ng
3.
P. (). Dersham, b.Ng
L.A. S. Sullivan, b Řumjahn
30
Lt. Findlay, not out
Extras
.131
Total
Bowling Analysis.
E.
Shahabudin Balhatchet
13
3
7
1
Rev. Quick
10
Ng
4 0
17
3
0
Rumjaho
1.3 0
2
I
UNIVERSITY.
Extras
.Tota!
Bowling Analysis.
0.
J. Clayton ..... 12.3 F. A. Henslowe... 12. Rough
1
3
I
D. Sinith
3
E.L
COF
Capt. Hensley; b Lyat ............... La. H. I C. Hall, c Jex, b Good-
win
H. N. Balhatchet, c, Overbury, b
52
Lt. J. H. Smith, Raven, b Good-
Findlay
..10
Major Hattersley-Smith, e Lyal, h
B. P. Ng, retired
54
D. R. Sung, b Findlay
14
Goodwin
1
A. A. Ramjahn, retired
99
It F. A. Henslowe, e Morris, b.
Goodwin
5. O. Shahabudin, b Blake
12
12
W. H. Sling, b Sillitoe
0
Rev. E. K. Quick, not out
12
W. M. Gittius, b Billito
Extras:
I
....13
Lt. Col. Edmeadex, b Goodwin
Lt. J. At Chester, b Goodwin
Capt. Bnet, e Jex, b Goodwia... 8
Sgl Gird, b Goodwin
Gur. Clayton, b Petherim
Bergt. Rough, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis." :
F. Goodwin
J. C. Lyal B. Petherin
Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) ...214
21
8. A M. Sepber, S. Hachiuma and
I. Tajima did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0. บ. II.
7 0
0. 37 E.
W.
Allon
10.3
8
Sillitoe
5.6
0
8
1
Williams
空
2
0
3
Findlay
A
0. 41
3 0
23
2
30
2
д.м.я. "HIDE" 2nd Iavings.
UNIVERSITY . H.M.S. “HERMES.”
The University entertained an elever from .M.S. Hermes. The visitors hatted first, and were disposed of for 32 runs, while all the University batsmen, with one exception, reached double figures, Ng being the highest scorer with 54. At 214 for seven wickets the University declar- „, and meat the Navy men in again, When four wickets had fallen the failing light made it impossible to continue..
Scores:-
H.1.8.4 HERMES
1st Innings.
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124
Paymaster Allan, b. Balhätehet...... 0 Lt. G. Williams, st. Sling, b Sha-
habudin!
Holloway, b Shahabudin
(Continued on next Column).
Sullivan
Densham Blake
·Healey
Lt. G. Williama, t. Sling,
Gittina
Holloway, not out
Lt. Sillitoe, Kumjaha E. RA. Blake, run out E.E. A Bradey, not out
Extras
Total (for 4 wkta.).
Howling Analysis,
59
.0. X..
3
NŹ Gitting Ramjahm Balbatchet
1
24
13 0
0
ار
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The Craigengower Cricket Club, he said, were to be congratulated on their achievement in topping the League this year. He considered that for a Club of five years standing they had done won- derfully well. They had won two open championships, and last year were run ners-up, and that took a lot of beating (Applause.) 2
3
He hoped that the championship pen- nant which was flying in the Club would be a permanent thing, and that the mem- hers would do their best to keep it flying, as some other Clubs would do their best to get it.
Mr. Gow also expressed his thanks for
the honour paid by asking Mrs. Go to present the trophy and medal, and wish. ed the Club every success in the coming years. (Applause)
Mr. Bradbury also expressed bis thanks on behalf of his wife. He said that all would agree that the prizes were hand-
Bonie. Quite a lot of the prizes had been given by members and friends of the Craigengewer Cricket Club and he would take that opportunity to thank them for their generosity.
He referred to Mr. Cow's remarks and extended an open invitation to the visitors at the same time and for the same purpose next year, and asked them to bear the invitation in mind,
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