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THE HONG KONG DAILY
Local Sport
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
GOALLESS DRAW AT STADIUM IN CHINESE DERBY."
WINS FOR S.LL, RECREIO, ST. JOSEPH'S 'AND ROYAL NAVY."
Saturday's' games in the Hong Kong League meulted as under:-
Division I.
Royal Navy. 3 H.K. Police 0 Recrvic.......... 2 RA Somersets...... 2 K.F.C... St. Joseph's, ... 1 H.K.F.C.......0 China Athletic 0 South China... 0
Division II.
Ravy Res., Ewo, Chinese... e K.O.S.B. Res... 3. St. Jos. Res... 1 Eastern P.C... 3 Athletic "D" t . China A 4 S. China "B" 0 S... I. Bes. 4K.F.C. Res.
Athletic A
CHINA ATHLETIC. SOUTH
RA. Res.
CHINA.
2
A large crowd attended at the Stadium, North Point to witness the local derby between "Chins Athletic and South China, the gamo ending in a goalless draw. The actapk of both sides "played much how their usual form and the teans lined out as ander:
China Athletic: Chan Shek Pui; Ng Kun Chuen and hai Yuk Tat Ra Choi Hin, Wong Shui Wah and Lan Yuk Ying: Two Kwai Shing, Tai Wai Koos, Wong Pak Chong, Sun Kumi. Shup and Chan Kwong
ែ k
time.
taking beat Fletcher for the second The Club de Recreio thus wun by two clear goals.
ROYAL NAVY r. POLICE.
At Caroline Hill, the Royal Navy beat the II.K. Police by three clear goals The teams lined out as un- der:-
Royal Navy Jarvis: McGregor and Jones; Churchouse, Tilley and Lambert; Van Promp, Firth Cann, Keunedy and Dickinson.
II.K. Police McHardy: Wynne and Muir: MeGreavy, Hudson and Jessop Nalan, Johnson, Fraser, Dr. Valentine and Howarth,
From the kick off the Navy took control and the Police defence had a busy time. However, the Navy shooting was poor and Mellardy was not worried in goal. Dickin- son was playing well on wing but received little support from the in- side forwards. Eventually Ken- redy beat McHardy from close range. The Navy forced a corner which was fruitless and the teams crossed over with the Navy a goal
up.
I
A further and they levelled up. goal to the Athletid came from miskick by a defender.. Oliver again scored for the R.A. and the Anal whistle sounded with the score. two goals all.
KOWLOON FC. RES. . S.L.I. RES.
The S.LI
PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929.
LEAGUE CRICKET,
One match in the Senior Division and three in the second was decided over the week-end. The Army and Navy match was postponed as the troops are in camp and the Indians were fortunate to draw "with the University at Sookunpoo.
UNIVERSITY v. I.R.C.
Last Season: I.R.O. won by 60 runs.
The match between the Univer sity and the Indians at Pokfulam resulted in a draw in favour of the
undergrads.
The visitors batted first but start- ed shakily, losing their first four wickets for only 32 runs. The latter batsmen improved the situation. H.K.C.C. scored a convincing vic- however, and the side eventually Areulli was top tory over the Recreio while K.C.C.
scored 147 cuna. and I.R.C. played drawn games corer with 68 (not out) while with the Craigeugdwer and Univer-Esmail and Ackber played useful
knocks for 2 and 21 respectively. sity respectively.
For the University Tan and Otani each had 2 wickets for 9-runs,
I.R.C UNIVERSITY.
Played on the Railway ground and ended in favour of the SLI by four goals to one. settled down to business from the Last Season: University won by 40 kick off and Angus had a busy time in the Kowloon goal. The first half was goalicas.
The second half opened with the S.L.I. pressing and Latchem beat Angus. The visitors did not main- tain their lead long for King ran through to beat Wallace and make the score ons all. Baget: gave the visitors the lead and a further goal
to
the S.L.I. followed during a scrimmage in the goal mouth. The S.L.I." continued the pressure and before the final whistle sounded Latchem scored their fourth goal.
Result:-
S.L1. Res.
Kowloon F.C. Res. .............. 1
EWO, CHINESE . R. NAVY RES.
the St. Joseph's Playing on ground at Happy Valley the Navy won against the Ewo by the big i margin of eight clear goals. Only one goal was scored in the first half, the Ewo setting up a sound defence against a persistent Navy bombardment. Cartwright scored the goal.
runs-
Tho Indines were fortunate to share the points with the University at Sockumpoo. They batted first and made 152 for a wickets when they declared. Of this total Arculli made 44 (not out) but it was decidedly slow knock.
21
Anderson (37) and Kermani (70 not out) almost won the game for the Undergrals and had there been. another 10 zinutes for play they might have done the trick.
2)
Scores :-
IR.O. 1st XI.
A. A. Rumjahn, e Baker, b
Samy
A. R. Minu, not out
Extras
Total (for 5 wkta., dec.)...159
S. A. Ismail, A. & Suffiad. T. Hamet and M. R. Abbas did not bat.
The same tale was told-when- the home team batted and funnily enough their first four wickets also fell for 32 runs! Then Tan (41) and Adams (33 not out) played good cricket and helped to bring the total to 133 for 5 wickets when stumps were drawn.
Sufiad. for the Indians; took 2 wickets for 19 runs
Scores:-
I.R.C.
11
M. P. Madar, e Yeoh, b Chan
Fook
H. T. Barma, e Chan Fook,
Hiptoola
ត
D. P. Tavier. b Divott ...... F. J. Remedios, b Beck ... J. E. Noronha, b Divett M. F. Pinna, b Divatt
F. H. Carvalho, e Moor, b
Duckitt
A. Fariera, b Duckitt ....... J. F. Figuereido, e Duskitt,
b Divett
C. M. Sousa, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis."
Divett Beck
Duckitt .........
9 4 1.2 0
15
0. M. R. W.
10 1 37
Hong Kong 00
D. Moor, e Xavier, b Alves... 16' R. 1. Batger, b Pereira ...... 10 A. J. Armstrong, b Alyea... F. R. Duckitt, run out A. C. Beck, b Alves
C. E. Gabagan. l.b.v., b
Remedios
R. H. Dowler, b Pereira
G. E R. Divett, e Pinna, b
Alves
J. Ashworth, b Pereira......
W. W. McKenzie, not out......
R. J. Beaumont, e Gutterres,
b Pereira
Extras
19
9
41
33
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POLICE ». R.A.
The Police and Royal Artillery met at Happy Valley and this re- sulted in a win for the home team by a wicket.
A. R. Suhad, b Hiptoola....
Total..
D. Mohammed, e Candah, b"
Chan Fook
10
Bowling Analysis,
15
F. M. el Arculli, not out
Xavier
A. el-Arculi, not out
44
J. S. Ackber, e Loke, b'Otani 21
Sousa
A. H. Madar, e Baker, b
Gutterres
A. M. Rumjalin, b Utan
0
Alves
23
J. M. A. Rarajahn, e Adams,
Pereira
J. S. A. Carreem, e Ride, b
Baser
b Tan
A. R. H. Lanail, e Otani, b
A. K. Minu, b Lam
Normanbhoy
Pinna Remedios Carvalho
H
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10
$ 3 20 0
O. Ismail, b Anderson
1
Sirdar Khan, ran out
3
Q
"S. Ismail. b Tan
0
Figuereido
4.4 0 5
0
3. 14
Extras
10
.Total....
147
Bowling Analysis.
0. MR. W.
Hiptola
13
52
Chan Fook
9
41
Abdul-Aziz
1
0
0
Normanbhoy
1) 10
Samy Lam
15 0
Otani
1
2
7 0 33 1
Tan
1.5 0
0
3
0
|
lead and later Goodman failed to convert from a penalty kick. Fur ther kuals by Hassell (2), Goodman (2). Gould and Sweet were scored for the Navy. Result:-
Gutterres Anderson
11 3
90
University.
15
Buker Gittins
$
2
90
0
A. Chan Fook, b.w., b Sut-
find
£
University.
A. Abdül-Azië, e Ackber, b
D. J. N. Anderson, e Madar,
Suffiad
R. Navy Res.
b Abdul-Curreem
K. P. Gan, b Khan
-9
0
S. R. Kermani, not out
"6
C. Candah, b Madar
20
A. P. Gutterres, not out
. Extras
P. L. Tan, e Esmail, b Ram-
jahn
4
Total (for 1 wicket)
..122
G. E. Yeoh, not out
Extras
Except for a good display by Wynne and Muir, the Police put up a very weak show in the second half of the game and the Navy ad-f South China: Pau Ka Ping; Lded two goals during this half. Tin Sang and Lau Mau; Leung Cann increased the Navy's lead Wing Chan, Wong are Shun and And before the final whistle sound Leung Wing Chui; Cheng Shiud. Kennedy scored a third goal forven goals. Gould increased their
Fong, Ip Pak Wali, Leung Wing the Navy. Tak, Chui Kwok Laien and Ip Yan Sun.
Referee: Mr. W. E. Hollands. The Athletic set up a strong attack but Pai Ka Ping saved shots front Suen and ai Wai Koon. Play now settled in midfield the Julves on both sides taking charge of the game.
The first corner fell to South
It them their advantage.
Result:-
Royal Navy
I.K. Police
SOMERSET LI. KOWLOON F.C.
Visitors to the Railway ground" saw a fine exhibition of the game in the match between the S.L.I.
China but weakness in front of gold Kowloon F.C., which ended in a win for the military team by the odd goal in three.
The Athletic were the first to as Stine the offensive after the in-
The second half was a repetition of the first, except in the number The Navy continued of goals.
scored their bombardment and
Ewo, Chinese
SOUTH CHINA “B”. SOUTH
CHINA "A"
The local club derby was played on the South China's ground at The teams lined out as under:-. S.LI: Hall; Crawley and Hay Caroline Hill, the "A" team, win- ward; Knapp, West and Harris:ning by four clear goals. Chan Yo Rayson, Earley, Denmead, Bewley Bull and Butcher.
Tin opened the score and added another before the interval. Ip Koon Ning also scored in the open- ng half.
val, but over-eagerness by the forwards prevented any scoring. "The Athletic had a slight advantage during the second half but Pau Ka Ping was safe in goal. Suen Kum Shun raised the hopes of the Kowloon FC: Herbert; Cillott Athletic supporters when he round and C. Pile: Hedley."Dowman and
The "A" continued to have the ed Li Tin Sang, but Pai saved the Bliss; T. Pile, Gallagher, Moss.
better of the game but could regis shot. The Athletic tried hard" in MeKelvie and Miles. the closing minutes to secure the Kowloon were the first to attacker once only during this half al- winning goal but they met a stalbut Miles put behind. The S.LT. though they iniled to convert from a penalty kick. Before the final bern defence and the game entled in took some time to settle down and
whistle sounded Cheung Chit King a division of points in a goalless then Butcher led the field to a raid drawn game.
on the Kowloon F.C. goal, Herbert scored for the "A."
Result:- made a smart clearance. Kowloon then transferred and forced a cor ner but Hayward got the ball away. West wne injured and a slight halt was railed." Resuming, the S.E.I. set aj a raid on the
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ST. JOSEPH'S », H.K. CLUB.
These teams met on the II.K.F.C. ground, St. Joseph's winning by a
goal to it. The Cleb had out a Kowloon goal and Butcher opened weak forward line, Reid also being the scoring. The S.L. I. attack was absent. The tens lined out s
well to the fore but they failed to AntiF:-
South China "A". South China" 13
CHINA ATHLETIC "A" .
EASTERN F.C.
D
This game was played as a eur FC Jeeph's: Rocha: Hyder and register again before the interval. tain raiser on the Stadium ground Kowloon settled down to a per- at North Point for the local derby, Gomes; Skinner, Wright and 0. Omar: R. M. Oinar. Sousa, Sansistent attack on resuming and Eastern quite surprised their own during the rush the S.L.. lost Har-supportera by taking full points by son, Cobb and Jacksou.
H.K.F.C.; G. Rodger: Walling is whe had to be assisted off then margin of five goals to one. field. The S.L.I. broke up the at- Sabhan led an attack on the home on and Homes: Gilchrist, Stewart tack and transferred, Rayson cut goal and Sallah opened the scoring. and Watson Alexander. Bell
ting in to hent Herbert with a fast Returning to the attack, Moosa put Davies, Railton and Transhicaky.
After a bout of midfield play, the cross shot. Being two goals down, Eastern further ahead and they Chh forced formed a corner which Kowloon pressed and during a me kept their advantage until the in- was fruitless Alexander was danglee, following a corner kick, Meterval, erous on the Club wing but the in- Kelvie drove the ball into the net Kowloon side forwards were very
slow, and reduced the lead. Half time, no score.
kept up the attack but Hall was St. Joseph's opened the second safe in the S.I.I.'s goal.
Resuming the 'Athletic forced a corner and Lo Choi Wan forced the ball into the net. Salleh increased Eastern's lend and the same player scored their fourth final whistle sounded, Moon again netted for Eastern.
half with a determined attack but A last minute rally by the S.L.I.qual with a long shot. Before the Omar's shot oleared the bar. The gave Denmead a good opening but Saints took the ball down on the he failed to put the hall into the
left and Jackson beat Roger with a net.
fast cross shot and secure the points for the College The Club fought hard to pull the game round but the final whistle found them defeat- ed by the narrow margin ufjune goni to wil.
RA CLUB DE RECREIO. Playing at Bookunpoo, the visi- tors surprised the Gunners and se. cured both points L. Rocha turned out for the Club de Recreio for the first time this season. The teams lined out as under.-
I.A: Fletcher; Oliver and Rawl- ings; Taylor, Joyce and Gardiner: Cotton, Allan, Gill, Walker and Fredericks
DIVISION 11.
K.0.9.B. RES.
Playing on the Athletic ground
Result:
Eastern F.C.
I
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
21
S. V. Gitting, L. T. Ride, D. K. Samy, A. Baker, M. B. Osman. A. Rodrigues, A. B. Suileman, and C. W. Lam did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
.M. R. Abhna
A. Minu
...........
A. A. Rumjahn 4 Abdul-Curreem...@
K. T. Loke, b Arculli
H. E. Adams, not out
Total (for 8 wickets)......130
The Gunners batted first and had not been for the half century by Leach, they would have been out for smaller total than 125. A. V. Baker took 4 wickets for 10 runs.
T. Hunter (40) gave the Police
a good start and another 34 from Sparrow brought the total to 187 for 9 wickets. Christian took a wickets
for 30 runs.
Scores:-
R.A.: 123.
Police: 157 for 0 wickets.
FRIENDLIES.
Division I.
CRAIGENGOWER . C.S.C.C:
These Happy Valley teams played a friendly game en the C.C.C. A. T. Normarbhoy, F. Hip-ground, and the home team created
bit of a surprise by winning con tools, and S. Otani, did not
fortably. The visitors made 108 of bat.
whict de Rome scored 33 and Baker 32. Owen took 3 wickets for 24 runs and Abbas 3 for 33.
Arculli
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43
O. M. R. W.
Bowling Analysis.
1
7
0
0. M. R.
W.
1
20 ◊
Suffind
19
A 17
Rumjahn
H
0 + 0
1 40 I'
G 1
19
1
Khan
5 11
1
2 Ů
7 0
Esmail
2 0 7 0
Madar
0 17
Barma
1
Ramjahn
A. H. Madar.... A ✡ 19 A. S. Suffiad
DIVISION II.
CRAIGENGOWER KOWLOON.
Last Season: Match Drawn. Playing at home, Kowloon juniors! could only manage a draw against the Craigengower Cricket Club.
The visitors batted first and made 123 runs. Leonard, was top scorer with 38. G. Lee bowled extremely well for Kowloon, capturing 6
wickets for 30 runs.
The homo team had gathered 92 for the loss of wickets when stumps were drawn. Ilamblia wis top scorer with 25, and Weror for the C.C.C., took wickets for 17
Scores runs.
Craigengower 0.C.
36
J. W Leonard, e F. Raven, b H., Overy. W. K. Way, run out ............ 21 E. Hamsan, run out..........................
R. Sourbutts, b G. Lee ... 1 Y. Abbas, c Kew, b G. Lee 12 W. B. Munkett, e Petherum,
b G. Lee
..128
J
3 0 90
RECREIO 7. H.K.C.C.
1
Last Season: HK,0,0. won by eight wickets. After dismissing the Recreio for only 64, runs, the H.K.C.C. ran up Divett wyna the huge total of 242 bowling on top form, and had six
scalps" for 37 runs. Dowler was top scorer for the H.K.C.C. with 53, while Gahagan and Divett ench collected 41.
Scores :--
Club de Recreio. H. M. Xavier, e Moor, b
Beck
...... 13 L. Gutterres, 1.b.w., b Divett 4 H. A. Alves, e Beck, b
Divett
10
When stamps were drawn the C.C.C. had 117 for 5 wickets. Omar
| made 33 (hot out) and Abbas 22.
Scores
PRE-PAID
C.S.C. C.; 106.
C.C.C.: 117 for 5 wickets.
C.R.C. KOWLOON.
This fixture was to have been a League match but was changed as a **-friendly." The Fincher brothers again made.a brilliant first wicket stand and thanks mainly to them, Kowloon Cricket Club scored an easy victory over the C.R.C.. at Causeway Bay.
The Chinese batted first and Willie Hung, was the only man to make a showing, the rest of the team failing badly against the con sistent bowling. E. P. Fincher took 3 wickets for 1 run.
Kowloon replied with 162 runs, the Finchera scoring 30 (E.C.) and 53 (E.F.) before retiring.
Scores:-
C.R.C..
Kowloon: 162 for 4 wickets.
DOCKYARD R.C.
PRIZES AND MUSIC ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
A very enjoyable evening was held on Saturday at the Royal Naval Dockyard Recreation Club, on the occasion of the annual pre- sentation of prizes. Mr. E. E. Beaham, M.EE, was' in the chair, An excellent and varied programme of music and singing was offered and during the interval the prizes were presented by Mrs. R. Tickner as follow-
Swimming.
Musical Lifebuoys: Miss George. Diving Competition; Mr. Dud- ley-Bartlett,
Inter-Departmental Relay: Chief Engineer's Department (Mesars. Faulkner, Jackson and Moore).
Ladies Handicap: Miss George, Club Championship: Mr. In Faulkner.
Greasy Pole: Master Ursell "Nott" Handicap. Mr. Moore. Mixed Relay: (1) Miss George and Mr. Pankhurst; (2) Mrs. Othen and Mr. Marlow.
Obstacle Race: Miss George. Dockyard "Derby" Mr. L. Faulkner.
Lifebuoy Race: Master Ursell.
Tennis,
·
Club Championship: Mr. Mat- thews (Winner): Mr. Hambly (Runner-up).
Doubles Handicap: Mesars, Moore and Hambly (Winner); Messrs. Kirman and Spittey (Run- ner-up),
Singles Handicap "A": Mr. Hambly (Winner); Mr. Matthews | Runner-up),
Singles Handicap
B: Mr..
Davey (Winner); Mr. Willmott. (Runner-up).
League: Mrs. Gull and Mr. Luck (Winner); Mrs, "Osborne and Mr. Matthews (Runner-up)..
Old Young Players-Won by Old Players.
Shooting.
Club Championship: Mr. Bullen (Winner); Mr. Young (Runner- up).
Officers Challenge Cup: Mr. Bul. len (Winner); Mr. Young (Run- ner-up).
Handicap: Mr. Young (Win- ner): Master Ursell (Runner-up).
Billiards.
Handicap. Mr. Faulkner (Win- ner) Mr. Colesworthy (Runner up).
Szocker. Handicap: Mr. - Cook. (Winner); Mr. Lewis (Runner-up).
Bowls,
Inter-Departmental Competition (Shield presented by Cominadore J. L. Pearson, C.M.G.): Electrical Department.
Departmental Shield. Highest Aggregate of Points; Constructive Department.
WEEK-END HONOURS.
Batting,
S. R. Kermani
F. M. el Arculli R. H. Dowler E. F. Fincher
E. C. Fincher Sergt. Lench
:
*Not out.
Bowling,
C. Loc G. E. R. Divets Lieut. Christian E. F. Fincher U. M. Omar .........................
A. T. Lee
S. Otani
P. L. Tan
*76*
60*
888888
8 for 36
6 for 37
5 for 38
3 for 1
3 for 24
2 for 9
2 for 9
2 for 9
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China Athletic "B"
ST. JOSEPH'S HONG KONG LEAGUE TABLES RES.
TO DATE.
H. Kew, e Marlow, b G. Lee 0 W. Poy, not out
Extras
C. E. Wong, b G. Lee ....... 21 G. Lia, b G. Lec W...A. Youngsaye. run out...
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Total.....
'Division' I.
Goals.
P. W. D. L. F. A. P.
Bowling Analysis.
711 19 8 15
...
11
34 2 17 8 14
G. Lee.....
17 4 30
3 2 1 17 4 12
H. Overy
qui
9 3 13
1
52 19 14 12
6 0 27
8
5 1 2 18 6 11
# 3 3 2 11 8 9
94 14 15.13 9
at Happy Valley, St. Joseph's held
the league leaders in the first half
of the game but fell off in the se-Somerset L. cond half when the K.O.S.B. put K.O.S.B.
д
$ 2 1 3 9 19 5
on four goals without the College China Athletic
Stevens
the Royal Navy... *gat'e replying. KO.S.D. the lead turning in from South China... pass by Drury. The College Kowloon F.C. played up strongly and Leonard R.A.'
81 237 154 scored, the teams crossing over with Recreio the score one all. Toal gave the I.K.F.C.....
020 7 8 29 4 Club de Recreio: Beltrao; Silva. K.O.S.B. the lead early in the ac-St. Joseph's .....
0 1 8 8 28 1 D Netto and Souza; Bantos, Remediosond half, while Crawley scored the R.K. Police ...
Division II. Roza third. Further goals by Toal and and Xavier: B. Gosano,
Goals. Pereira, A. Gosano, Ward and Crawley gave the K.O.S.B. a vic-
tory by five goals to one. Rochs.
R.A. RES. ». CHINA ATH, "A."
P. W. D. L. F. A. P. K.0.8.B. Res. 18 15 0 3 70 15 20 S. China "A" 9.8 1 0.38-3 17 R. Navy Res, 11 7 3 1 38 7 17 S.LI. Res. 14 7 3 4 37 23 17 Athletic "A"... 9 7 11 30 11 15 Athletic "B"... 9 4 2.3 17 10 10. B Jos. Tea... 10 4 2 4 23 27 10 0 4 1 4 18 19 9 Eastern ......... K.F.C. Res. 10 4 1.5 19 27 & H.A. Res. 12 3 3 6 10 27 0 The second half opened with aally kick. The first half was goal University 7 2 1.4 10 21 5 raid on the home goal but Fletcher less. cleared-well. The P.A. attackers
The visitore attacked from the kick off and Rocha going down the wing sont over and Ward meeting
By dropping a point to the RIA. the ball rushed it into the net givi ing Recreio the lead in the open- at Sookunpoo, China Athletic are ing minute. The Gunners fought losing their hold on the division Admitted, the back and Walker skimmed the bar championship. with a lightning drive. The Gun- Athletic had the better of the game, ners tried hard but they crossed throughout and in the first half they failed to register from a pen- over & goal down."
S. China "B" 10 2 1.7 15 34 5
A further surprise for the Athle. Recreio Res... 1 3 5 9845 would make little headway against tie.came when Oliver gave the Gun-RAM.C the Recreio defence. Le virtus den FTTRE DHE HA went further ahead when Ward new life into the Chinese attack Ewo...........
B. Petheram. ...
O. M. R. W.
F. S. W. Smith 4 0 20 O. B. Raven... 3 A 3 R. Baldwin ...
0 2
13 0 Kowloon 0.0.
F. Hamblin, c Hub, b Way... 26 A. R. F. Raven, e Sourbutts,
b Abbas ....
S. Jex, b Abbas......
13
G. Lee, e Leonard, by Way... 13 B. Petheram, not out
23
F. S. W. Smith, e Leonard, 1
Abbas .....
A. J. Kew, b Muskett
14
J. Marlow, not out 0
Extras
2
Total (for 6 wickets).............. 02 "
R. Baldwin, H. Overy, and Ỏ.
B. Raven did not. bat.
Bowling Analysis.
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