HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1930.
11
THE CLOCK SAVES HONG KONG CRICKET
CLUB FROM DEFEAT.
INDIAN RECREATION CLUB SECONDS TAKE FULL POINTS FROM LAST SEASON'S CHAMPIONS.
BRILLIANT CENTURY BY SAYER: WILSON PERFORMS THE BAT-TRICK."
- Ideal weather conditions favoured the cricketers over the week. end and the principal game of the afternoon-H.K.C.C.'r. I.B.C. -ended in a draw.
At one stage it looked as if the Club would win but the Indians made a marvellous recovery with a ninth-wicket partner- ship which realinod 96 runt. From this stage the Club had to fight, tooth and ma to avert defeat, and eventually the clock robbed the Indians of two valuable points.
The two junior claveus of the Clubs met at Soakumpoo and here, too, the clock almost gave the Club a point bát a brillint entch gave the Indiana their third rosercutive win of the sensØVNI. They are now going strong in the Championship table and should finish the euron very near the top Berreis mal Kowloon had no difficulty in gaining full points over this Royal Signals und R.A.S.C., respectively,
G. R. Sayer knocked ng a century in the C.S.C.C.-Navy match and is the same game, Wilson, of the fermer team, performed the hat-trick," while Craigongower-did well to beut K.C.C. by nine wickets' at Happy Volley.
CRAIGENGOWER C.C. TROUNCE
KOWLOON BADLY.
EXCITING GAME ON CLUB | INDIANS WIN AT SOOKUNPOÒ.
GROUND.
Home Team Lucky to Share Pointa.
R. S. W. Paterson, & A. R.
Abbas, b Ranjali.
P. W. J. Manner, e A. I.
Abbas, b A. S. Sufind..... 14 W. W. Mackenzie, b M. R.
Abbas
WOX BY F. GROVES.
H.R.0.0. II..
L/Cpl. Simpson, b Overy ...
1
L/Cpt. Larkin, o Hirst. b
Hall
AMBULANCE GOLF
COMPETITION,
€
R. II. Wild, e Mohamed, b
Rumjahn
W.O. Pay, not out
自
Pte. Beresford, st. Mackay,
12
b Overy
Extras
Total
64
40
Bowling Analysis.
3
Skiner ......
0
Lec..................
Mader,
Overy Hall
1 11
22 - 3 4.3 1.
༣
3 0
B 1
J. D. Humphreya, Madar,
bA. S. Suffind................. 0 E. J. Collins, not cut ......... W. E. Hunt, e Arculli, b
M. R. Abbag S. J. Stanerby, e
M. D. Abbaя
J.. D. A. Hutchison, e A, R, Sufiad; 6 M. N. Abbas
3. Chadwick, h A. S. Sullad
J. H. Ashworth, e A. R.
b Arculi Extras
Total
53
Bowling Analysin.
Arculli
Ramjalia
0. M. R. W. 6.1 2 110 1 4 0 415
A. R. Suffind.... 2 22 0 0 M. R. Abhrs... 9 2
A. S. Suffiad ...
·Madar
5
2
I
3
A. R. Abha...... 2 1 13 1 Esmail.it
1 0
EAST WIN FOR RECREIO.
Royal Signala Badly Trounced. Journeying to King's Park, the Royal Corps of Signals could pro- vide sú rent opposition for the Club de Recreio, who won easily by the margin of 114 s
The home term batted first, and with Barros inaking 50 and Xavier 40, were able to declare at 155 for
The competition for the St. Jølin of Jerusalem and British Red Cross 0. M. R. W. | Society's trophy, which was played at Fanling during October was won by F. Groves (12) who finished 4 up..
Kowloon 0.0. IX.
F. E. Lawrence," e Langmaid,
b Simpson
36
N. A. E. Mackay, b Fry.............. 10 D. W. Gregory, l.b.w., b Fry 2 F. E. Skinner, c Simpson, b
Macnamara
..... 20
G. A. V. Hall, e Cadman, b Macnamara................
G. Leg, e and b Simpson ... 10 K. R. Markaskill, e Pamplin,
b Macnamara
R. E. Lindsell, & Mucnámara,
b Simproving D.-S. Green, not out...................
Extras
Other scores included the follow. ing:-Capt. J. R. Reynolds (0) and R. Young (7), 2 up; Q, E. Holmes (8), W; M. Thompson (3), and J. K. MacFarian (3), 1 up; A, C., T. Bow. ker (8) all square.
There were 78 entries,
10
NEW
Total (for 8 wicketa) 123
་་་
J. J. Hirst and II. Overy did 1101 bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Fry Macnamara Simpson
ADVERTISEMENTS
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
O. M. R. WT MEETING will be held (Weather
THE TENTH EXTRA RACE
8 1 32 2
3.0 37 3
5.1 0 26
3
SAYER. IN FORM WITH THE BAT.
Hits Up Fina Century Against The Navy.
Features of the Civil Service-
Champions Fall Against Some Good the loss of five wickets. Johnson Navy game at Happy Valley were,
Bowling,
(9 for 26) was the most successful first of all a brilliant century by The very large number of sup- {.. While their senics trams were bowler for the Signallers, ·
C. R. Sayer who retired after put porters of the Hong Kong Cricket | playing on the town ground, the Bowling unchanged, A. P. Gutering together 15 runs, and then a hat-trick by Wilson-both of the Club and the Indian Recreation|junior, elevens of the.. L.R.C, and rea-nnd Alves ran through the C.S.C.C. team. Club were provided with plenty of H.K.C.C. took the field as Saokum-soldiers, who were out for the poor thrills when they turned out to
The home team won by 00 scores of 41. The former took 3 for watch these teams cupage in their runs but at one state of the game, † 17 and the latter € for 24. league encounters which eventually a draw seemed inevitable; then a The seares were:- ended in a draw.
brilliant catch at square-lez, taken very low down: lą A. R. Abbar, gave ; the Indians their third equsi cutive win of the season.
poo.
The home skipper won the toss and put the Indians in Wickets fell with elock-like regularity, and with eight men out for 71 runs, it
Mackenzie. won the toss, but like looked all over, for, the LR.C. It the leader of the Club first eleven. was at this point that the Sookun put the Indians in to bat. This poo men raised the hopes of their
apparently suited the Sookunpoo supporters, for playing careful ericket, O. Ismail and A. K. Minu men who put up the formidable made a brilliant recovery with an total of 139 runs. J. S. Arkher was excelent ninth-wicket partnership their top-seover with a someŵbat for 96 runs, thus enabling the J.Rt.C. lucky 05, but A. R. Suffing played skipper to declare at 100 for 9 wickets. Ismail was not out with a polished innings for 20 before he 45, while Minu passed the half- put his legs in front of a straight century mark by four. Beck, who
'un from Chadwick who took 4 for took seven wickets for 40 runk, "was mainly responsible for the failure of the earlier 1.R.C. batsmen.
Faced with this total, the Hong
22. The Clubs fielding was jutchy. several changes not heing neccpted.
Kong Cricket Club were fortunate Wild and Paterson opened the
indeed in bringing off a draw.innings for the Club, and from the More was their top-scorer with 42, but before he had inde anything. Start went for the bowling, but they were not destined to stay long and
a chance from hiti was not accept-
ed. Then again he had another life bath were out to smart catches-the in the twenties, and altogether former at slips and the latter at Govoral chances by the different batsmen went a begging. F. D. forward short-leg. Mackenzie, com-
Pereira, the IR.C. fast bowler, got 3 wickets for 16 runs. He was un fortunate in that three catches off him were not accepied.
The scores were:-
Indian E.U.
¡
S. A. Ismail, e West, b Beck 14 A. el Arculli, e and b Beck... 0
A H. Rumjahn, e Duckitt, b
Ilsley
A, A. Rumian, e Owen
Hughes, b Beck
A. R. Minu, b Beek
gi
0
A. H. Madar, e West, b Bock 10
-J. S. A. Curreem, e Whitham,
Bowling Analysis.
ing in second wicket down, played typical captain's innings for 40 runs. But for his invaluable knock, the Club might have been out for less than 80. E. J. Collins played a painful innings; mumber six in the batting order, he was not out for
three runs.
*
The fielding of the T.R.G, was of a high standard. M. R. Abbar, a medium-to-lust bowler, gave the batemen a lot of trouble, keeping a perfect length throughout his nine overs, and returned the splendid analysis of 4 for 14,
b Beck
F. D. Pereira, b Owen
Hughes
2
A. K. Minu, st, West, b Book 54
O. Tamnil, not aut
45
B. R. Iranec, not out '.......
Extras
The scores were
5
Indian R.C. II.
Total (for 8 wkta., dec.).169
M. P. Madar, b Chadwick
0
J. S. Aekber, a Hutchison, b
Collins
05
A. R. H. Eemail, 1.b.w, b
Paterson
M. Mohamed, c, and b Plan-
nee
&
@ 1 20
0
4 A 24
F. M. Areulli, e and b
Hutchison
16
A. R. Sumad, Lb.w., b Chind-
wick
26
Б
A. S. Suffind,e Wild, b
Collins
8
0. M. R. W. ....... 15 3 49 7
श्री 1 48 Owen Hughes... 7 0 17
Beck Ilaley
Bowker .....
Duckitt
Hong Kong 0.0.
E. J. R. Mitchell, e O, Ismail,
1 Minute
FR. Duckite, b Rumjaha ... 0
G. R. More, run out
........... 42
H. Owen Hughes, b Pereira, 25
O. E. C. Marton, o and b
P.
Arcalli IP Whitham, pot out.... 11.
Tislev, Pereira...... A. G. Bowker, b Pereira D
A. M. Runjahn, e Hum.
phreys, b Chadwick
A. R. Abbris. c Hunt, b
Chadwick
모
Club de Recreio.
H. M. Xavier. Penny, b
Saunders
H. A. Alves, b Johnson
L. d. interres, e Saunders,
b Jahnson
H. A. Barcas, e Penny, b
Johnson
-10
31
0
50
F. J. Rentedins, b Gough
24
A. P. Guterres, e Cairns, b
Gough
0
J. E. Noronha, not dul
F. H. Carvalho, not out
Extras.
13
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.).155
G. A. Guterres, A. P. l'ereira and C. M. Sousa did not bát.
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
5 20 Я
7 1 41 1
Jehuson Saunders Gough Michael Andrews KANTON 5 E 20 Cairns
5 1 20 2
52 0 10 {
0
# 0
A
Royal Signals, Lockyer, e L. J. Guterres, b
0
Andrews. b Alves
10
Lient, Gough, b Alves... Saunders, Alver
4
A. P. Guterres
Thanks to Sayer's fine knock, the home team were able to declare at 230 runs for 3 wickets. Barrow
mudr 46, de Rome 42 and Richard- son 30 nut ovt.
The sailors were all out for 70 raus, Kendall was top-scorer with 20 while Harkins made 21. Wilson, who was pat on to bowl rather inte, took 4 wickets for I run, perform ing the hat-trick in the bargain!
The scores were:--
C.S.C.C. (3 vickets, dee.)... 230 Royal Navy
CHAMPIONS BEATEN BY CRAIGENGOWER,
70
Consistent Batting By Happy Valley
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Kowloon Cricket Club-last sea- son's champions-journeyed to Haupy Valley where they badly beaten by Craigengewer Cricket Club by the margin of nine wickets.
Kowloon batted first, but apart from Willie Hung scoring 30 and
Formitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on BATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER, 1930, Commencing at 2 P.M.
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F. Zimmern 41 not out, their bats IN THE SUPreme Court of
men failed against some good bowl.
ing. S. V. Gittins took 3 for 17 and
R. Lee 4 for 38 for the C.C.C.
Opening the innings for the home team, H. P. Lim (48, not out) and; S. V. Gittins (46) gave them an excellent start. Then E. Zimmern made 33 against some tired bowling,
The scores were:-
K.C.0.
2
C.C.C. (for wicket)
Penny, b A. P. Guterres ... 20 Chaffy, e Xavier, b Alves Cairns, run out ...... Johnson, e and b Alves Webb, e Alves, b Guterres ... Higgins, not out Michael b Alves
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis,
D
O. M. R. W. A. P. Guterres .3 17 3 Alven
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OVERY'S FINE WORK WITH THE BALL.
K.0.0. Scores Eazy Win Over B.A.5.0.
Taking five wickets for 6 runs, H. Overy, the veteran bowler of
UNIVERSITY'S WIN OVER
HIGHLANDERS.
Close Gama at Pokfulam,
133
130
The University entertained the Argylls and Sutherland Highlanders in a friendly and won by the margin
of two wickets.
The soldiers batting first, cdn- piled 155 runs with Taylor (55) ns top-scarer. Moir made 31 and Mc- Tavish 21 not out, while-Lt. Dewar Duric collected 16. For the under- graduates Chan Fook took three. wickets for nineteen runs.
The University started none tog the way to victory. A. Baker well, but a crisp 70 from Ride paved collected 39 in fine style before he
the Kowloon seconds, was respon-† dragged his font over the crease
sible for the R.A.S.C. being dia. missed for the poor score of 54 runa. Of this total Fry made 14 and Langmaid 10..
Kowloon bad na difficulty in get- ting the runs, and passed their opponents ecore with eight wickets in hand. Lawrence was topscorer with 30 while F. F, Skinner got 20. -Stumps-were-drawn-when-the-home-
team had 128 for eight wickets.
The scores were:--
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The scores were:
6" (1,112 sqaro foet), at PAK TAI Argylls (8 wickets, tec.)
MA HAYS CHUNG Roan and STREET, 155 University (for 8 wicketa)... 157 PAU CHUNG Brant, near KowLOON
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
Tall Scoring On Police Ground. The Police Recreation Club enter: tained the Volunteers in a friendly! yesterday which resulted in a wid for the Intter by 3 wickets..
Batting first the home team com; piled-145 for 2 wickets when they declared their innings closed. E Zimmern was top-scorer with o not out, while T. R. Hunter made
0
M. R. Abbas, e Mackenzie, b
Collins
5
A C. Beck, not out
A
S: Ismail, not out
1
Extras
10
Extras
#
R.A,8.0.
Total
.152
Major Langmaid, b.w., b
Overy
10
L/Cpl. Fry, e Lawrence, b'
31.
Bowling Analysis.
Lec
14
0. M. R.
W.
14.
5
10 3
Ashworth
O. M. R. W 14
L/Cpl. Macnamara, l.b.w., b
Skinner
2
4 54 0
W.O. Pamplin, e Lawrence,
5 2 20
Chadwick
8. 1
22
4
- 1 18
1
1
.9
D
Collina
Total for 8 wickets) ......110
F. R. West and J. Macfarlano'
did not but,
Bowling Analysis,
A. E. Minu
AA Rumishu
Trance
Arenlli
Abdul-Curroep.. 3
Pernira
Paterson.*** Planter
b'Loe .......
Drv. Jones,, c Skinner, b Lee 5 Pter Matkny, d I'mwrence, b****
18
L/Cpl. Cadman, b Overy...'B
To this total the-Valunteers re plied with 170 for 7. S. V. Gittine being top-scorer with 47 nöt duti while P. WJ. Planner' måde '41 and R. II Griffith 27.
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