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There were three League matches play-
ed on Saturday, and all were declared drawn.
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
7TH, 1983
In the friendly matches the Police and the H.K.C.C. I tied; the Chib "Out- casts" defeated a combined Army" team : and the Indians beat Craigengower.
LEAGUE-DIVISION 1.
C.S.C.C.. Navy.
The Civil Service 1st team and the Royal Navy first eleven played a drawn match on the former's ground. The Navy had made 112 ruus för oven wickets at the call of time against their opponcats' 130. Fincher batted well for the home side, and carried out his bat for 67. Ling cap- tured all seven Navy wickets for 36 runs. For the visitors Armitage and Halsey, 16 and 47 respectively, were prominent.
Scores:
Garvin Petheram Lec Howell
Banner. Hancock Masters Raven, "
Bowling Analysis.
K.C.C. END XI. S. Jex, a Dalison, b Alen HL Parsons, l.b.w, b Alien O. Lee, e Conway, b Allen A. R. F. Raven, b Hayter
F. W. Howell, run out,
B. Petheram, c Clifford, b.Allen... a,
Lt. Banner, e Conway, b Allen. W. F. J. Gorvin, b Allen B. S. P. Masters, b Bennett J. E Hancock, not 'out -C. T. Evaas, not out
Extras
Total (for 9 wickets) Bowling Analysis. 0. M.
Allen
13
.s.c. 1ST SI
G. R. Sayer,
Halsey
Stephenson, b
Bennett Hayter Emley
11
33
17
α
F. J. de Rome, b Cantrell
F. E. Lawrence, b Halsey
E CAFincher, not out
I. G. Wallington, b Halsey
E. W. Hamilton, e Abelson, ò
Halsey.........
B. C. K. Hawkins, b Halsey
F. H. Holdian, b Halsey
W. H. Edmonds, c Halsey, b Can-"
trell
E. B. Reed. b Cantreli
F.. Ling, b Halsey.
Extras
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FRIENDLY GAMES,
FRC.C. RA. AND R.E.
The Hongkong C.C. "Outcasts " "were too strong for the Army men. A feature of the match was the splendid batting of Hayward (69) and Stewart (73 not out).
Scores:
H.E.C.C. "OUTCASTS.”- A. W. Hayward, e and b Lt.
Smith
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Clayton .......................
Capt. E. W. Morris, Lb.w., b Clay-
ton
E. F. Stewart, not out
Total...
Bowling Analysis,
C.
R
W.
Cantrell Halsey
F. N. Young, ruff out
P. Jacks, b Clayton
Woodward
Hunat yan Sillitde
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0
1
10
ROYAL NAVY 1ST XI.
Pay-Lt. Hussey, 1.b.w., b Ling...... Lt.Cdr. Armitage, b Ling: Mid. Stephenson, Lb.w., b Ling Lt. Halsey, e Hawkins, b Ling... Lt. Abelson, e Holdman, b Ling... Lt. Sillitoc, not out
Capt. Lake, b Ling
Lt. Nicholson. b Ling
Pay Comdr. Woodward, not out....
Extra...
Total (for wickets). Lt.Cdr. Hinot and Lt. Col. Can- trell did not bat.
II. J. Armstrong, not out
Extraa
Tatal (for 5 wkts., dec.).
H. Owen Hughes, L. Gace, Rer. T.,
B. Powell and G. R. Vallack did not bat.
Clayton
Jacob
Gifford
Bowling Analysis.
Sgt. Cockell, b Powell
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R.A. AND RE
0
Sgt. Blondin, run out
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Bowling Analysis.
Reed Ling
OP
2. B
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b Owen Hughes
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Extras
Total
Bowling Analysi
Powell
Vallack
Edmonds...........
C.R.C.. EAST SURREYS.
The match between the Chinese and the East Surreys ended in a draw. The fighest scorer for the Army was Capt. Armstrong with '69, while Hung for the home side collected 45.
Senres
EAST BUEREY REGIMENT.
Capt. Kent, Lb.w.. b. Youngsdye... 43 Capt. Armstrong, c, Ching,b W.
Hung
C.Q.M.S. Stripp, not out
Capt. Carpenter, run out
L. Cpl Clarke, run out,
Capt. Rowe, not out
Extras...
Total (for 4 wkts, dec.)...194 Lieut. Chidson, Capt. Alfree, Major Paton, Pte. Holiday and Fte. Bur gens did not bat.
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Ng Sze Kwong, b Carpenter
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J. L. Youngaaye, b Allfree....
C. Chon, not out.....
1. C. Hang, b Carpenter
H. Ching, not put
Extras
D
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Total (for 6 wickets) Cheng Kwok Wah, H. L. Lim and C. E. Wong did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
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DIVISION II.
K.C.C. THE NAVY
A drawn match resulted on the K.C.C. ground, when the home side entertained the Navy. Scores:
Q.M.S. Jacob, not out,
Owen Hughes,
Young
Stewart
C.CC . LR.C
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Craigengower at home lost to the Indian R.C. by 33 runs, The Indians batted first, and scored 144, which includ ed a fine 63 by Kitchell. The C.C.C were all out for 111, the best bowling average was that of Omar, who took 4 wickets for g runs.
P.R.CH.K.C.C. II.
A singular feature of the match between
the Police" and the H.K.C.C. II. was that] both sides were out with their score at 135, and the match was a tie. Alexander was the highest scorer for the Police with 43, while for the other side. Stevenson got a fine 05. As regards bowling Lammert took five Police wickets for 48. For the Police Alexander was also useful as a bowler. He took five wickets for 33 runs.
LEAGUE TABLES.
Below we give the corrected positions in the Hongkong Cricket League following
the week-end matches.
Through drawing with the Civil Service C.C., the Royal Navy have gone to the
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INTERPORT CRICKETERS.
IMPENDING DEPARTURE OF REV. EK QUICK. The departure of the Rev. E. K. Quick on December 18th for Home will mean a big loss to local cricket, for the Rew Mr. Quics, who successfully captained the last Hongkong interport team which visit ed Shanghai, is one of the Colony a lead ing slow (right arm) bowlers, and is also Hockey-Whitley, S. Witchell, Doodha, valuable as an opening batsman (Capt.) Mackenzie, R Baldwin, Urqu The high standard of fielding and the hart. Hammond, Bullock, White, Nicholls, keenness in the University elevens are E Nicholls. Reserves: Ottaway, Ed. missed as a good sportsman, for he Football.Baldwin, C. largely due to him. He will be much wards, and R. Wong. Mackenzia always played in the best spirit of the (Capt.), Doodha, Clayson, Bullock, Ham mond, Urquhart, F. Nicholls, P. White, Durbig last week another interport Zimmern, R. Nicholls Reserves: Ed cricketer, Capt. R.F Walker,
wards, Witchell, and R. -Wong made MAR.AM.Cleft for Home
top of the first division of the league, having a lead on Kowloon by one point, although the latter club have played one match less in the league.
XI. still hold their position at the head In the second division, the KC.C and of the table. having drawn with the Navy's 2nd XI. on Saturday.
The respective positions of the Clubs read as under:-"
Royal Navy
Kowloon
University
H.K.C.C
RA
¿ Civil Service, viz.
East Surreys Indian-R.C. Craigengower
Chinese R.C...
DIVISION
ROYAL NAVY 2ND XI. Lt. Hayter, c Hancock, b Howell 28: Lt. Dwanc, c and b Petheram...... 6 Mid. Simms, b Banner
37
It. Emley, cand b Howell
о
Pay-Lt. Allen, e Gorvin, b Raven... 48
Lt. Clifford, not out
56
Lt. Conway, 1.b.v., b Raven
Eng-L Bennett, not out.
Extras
K.C.C. 2nd LR.C. 2nd A
22.
HK.C.C. 2nd...
Navy 2nd
Total (for 6 wkta., dec.)
900
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BOXING.
Cricket E. Fincher (Capt.). Doodhu, Baldwin, C. Mackenzie, Whitley, J. Hirst, Witchell, F Nicholls, Bullock, Bannister, Chas Wong. Reserves: B. Nicholls, Ed wards, and R. Wong,
Tennis, E. Fincher (Capt.), Baldwin, Doodha, Ed. Zimmern, McKenzie, Fred Goodman Reserve: Nicholls. TO NIGHT'S MAIN EVENT. Ping Pong-Rogers (Capt.), Fincher, Voodha Mackenzie, Clayson, Witchell In the E.K.B.A tournament at the Reserver: R. Wong, Chias, Wong, and Ed. Theatre Royal to-night, the fight between Zmera
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