INDIANS' SUCCESS AGAINST KOWLOON,
F. D. PEREIRA COMES OFF WITH BAT AND BALL.
CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB BRING OFF A
" DOUBLE,"
"Chief interest in week-end cricket was centered on the. Kow. Inon-Indiana match at King's Park. The Club-house was packed with spectators, and there was also a crowd on the hillside and banks which surround the ground, and to the delight of the sup- porters of the Sookunpoo team, the Indians won by 97 runs. They havo now placed themselves very strongly, for championship honoura and it in considered by many that they will stay at the top of the league table for the season.
The matel nay be considered & personal triumph for F. D. Pereira though the team played very well together and their field- ing was excellent. Pereira collected 57 runs in a comparatively short stay at the wickets and then went on to get 5 wickets för 52
ING.
Other league matches included an easy win for 0.8.0.0 in the First Division and C.B.C.C. and Polico over the Signals and R.A.§.0, respectively, in the juniors.
•!
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1931.
DIVISION II.
ANOTHER WIN FOR C.S.0.0.
Boyal Signals Badly Banten. Playing at home, Civil Service seconds beat the Royal Corps of Bignals by the comfortable margin of 124 runs....
Batting first the home team.com. piled 103 for 7 doclared, of which total S. Handale claimed 70. B. C. K. Hawkins was not eat for 43 while J. M. Wilson got 27.
LEAQUE TABLES.
Division I.
P. W. D. L. Pts.
&
1 0
2 0 2
Indian RO......... 05:1 0 10 Civil Servico C.0.3 2 0 1 0 University
1 3 Hong Kong Chi Kowloon CC... 01T1 Royal Artillery.... 10 0 1 O Craigengówer 0.01 0 Royal Navy 30 ₫ 3 .0 Division II.
1 18 2.10
09
P. W. D. L. Pte.
Hong Kong C.C. 6 3 Indian B.C.er ..7 0 0
Civil Servico 0.0.3 Club do Recreio 4 R.A.S.O. University. Craigengower
I
0.0
3 0
19
7 2 1
4
7
4 I 2
1
5
1
2
2
3
10
4
3
4
0
R.C.8.+++++ 4 0
0
The soldiers started shakily and after Lt. Gough, (18) and F. Gillot (13) defied the bowling for a while, the rest failed again and were all | Kowloon 0.0. ... 2. 1
Police ........ 5' out for 80. Hawkins bowled excel-
R.E.. lently to get a for 4.
The scores were:-
Civil Service II.
F. E. Mathews, b Cairus......
J. M. Wilson, b Saunders 27
A. E. Wood, a Chaffey, b
Cairns
PARTNERSHIP.
J. F. McGowan, e Caime, b
Gough ..........ina
10
B. C. K. Hawkins, not out... 43 H: Strange, b Gough
0
8. Randle,
Michael, b
Saunders
70' .10
12
Kowloon 0.0.
J. Willmott, b Cairns
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts, dec.)..103 W. H. Edmonds, A. W. Grim-. mitt and C. Strange did not
Bowling Analysie
O. M. R. W.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
H.K.C.C. WIN BY SMALL MARGIN.
A Low Scoring Match, In a low scoring match, H.K.O.C. defeated the Royal Artillery on the Club ground.
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
WIN FOR THE UNIVERSITY.
The University entertained a Combined League team in an all- day match yesterday and won by the narrow margin of 27 runs after an enjoyable day's play.
The University hatted frst and thanks to a steady 62 by S. V Gittins and 31 by A. M. Rodrigues totalled 170 runs. For the visitors Lieut. Glass took five wickets for 34 runs.
The Combined League team start-
ed nons too well but with Sayer and
R. Lep batting steadily towards the
close of their innings, it looked as though they would pull the game round, but after the former was bowled, the remaining batsmen fail- ed badly and between them added only a couple to run. Mr. " Ex- tras" contributed a useful 43, while Bayer got 31 and R. Lee 25. not out.
University.
A. M. Rodrigues, e Hung, b
Sayer.....
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31
Pres. Johnson Pres. Fillmore
A. V. Gittins, b Pereira....... eg L T. Ride, st, Paterson, b
Christian
F. I. Zimmern, e and b
Ginas D. J. N. Anderson, e Pater-
son, b Glass.......
The gunners had first use of the. wicket and put up only 110 runs, Lt. Christian (39 not cut) being: their highest poorer, The ClubA. A. Eumjahn, run out......
bowlers shared the wickets, Reid taking a for 17, Owen Hughes 2 for 18 and Beck 3 for 40.
Mitchell (34) and Batger (16) gave the Club & good start but the next few batamon failed and it was left
to E. O. Etherington (28 not out)
E. Zimmern, b Glans......
A. T. Loe, b Glass .......
A. B. Sulieman, b Glass J. L. Younganye, not out....... A. Abdul-Aziz, b Lea
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis,
... Jun. 25 ... Feb.
To Manila
6 p.p
Pres, Fierce
*****.. Jar. B
15
Pres. Jackson
W. Brace, e S. A. Ismail, b
Pereira
.... 21
E. C. Fincher, e S. A. Ismail,
b Pereira
I
E. F. Fincher, b Pereira...
F. I. Zimmern, not out
40
W. O. Hung, S. A. Ismail,
b Pereira
bat.
0
J. C. Lyal, e A. A. Rumjahn,
b F. M. el Areulli
Cairne
8 ·0 47 a
Arnison
0 13
0
3
Gough
10 1 43 2
31
Saunders
D } CO
2
18
F. Goodwin, b Minu
Michael
0 18
0
0
.176
A. Carroll, out
I
Royal Signals.
Higgins, b McGoman
0
4
Total
po
Lt. Gought, b Edmonds......... 18 Cpl. Cairns, b Edmonds.... F. Gillot, b Hawkins
O. M. R. W.
↑
15
L/Opl. Perry, b. Edmonds...
4
Pereira Christian Lee
10 4 22
I
18 } 28
1
7.2 1
23
1
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
Pereira A. R. Minu
14
5 52 5
P. Chaffey, e Randle, b Haw.
kins
Opi. Saunders, b Randle......
3
Glass
14.3 34
Sayer
4
·R.A.
118
Arculli
F. W. Collins, b Hawkins... 0
13
2.1
1
3. Amison, b: Hawkins
H.K.C.C. (for 9 wickets) 122
】
P. Michael, e Mathews, b
Hawkins
◊ 你
RECREIO AND INDIANS DRAW.
L. J. Guterres, b Gittins H. P. Lim, b Lee
2
17.
W. C. Hung, e Zimmern, b
Anderson
14
69
F. D. Pereira, e Lee, b An
derson
to pull the game out of the fire for them. They prentually got 129 for? 9 wickets. For the Artillery Lt. Musson took six wickets for 30 runs.
The scores were:-
8 0 35
.... Jan. 17
8p.
Pren. Tait..... Jan. 27.
Pres. Mckinley..... Jan. 31
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CENTURY FIRST-WICKET
LEAGUE-DIVISION I
PEREIRA WITH BAT AND BALL
Indians Give Splendid All-Round Display.
Making the trip across the har- bour, the Indian Recreation Club convincingly defeated Kowloon Cricket Club by the margin of 97
runs.
N. A. E. Mackay, e O. Ismail,
b A. el Arculli
F. E. Lawrence, b Pereira ... 1
G. C. Burnett, & Minu
Extras: leg byes 3, no balls
12 4 52 2 F. M. el Arculli g I A. el Aroulli
CENTURY FIRST-WICKET
The home captain won the toss and decided to put the Indians in who opened with S. A. Ismail and A. el Arculli. This pair. sottled down to play good cricket and it; was not till after the 70 had been hoisted that the latter wna run out. ) A few minutes Inter Ismail kied the ball and Carroll took an easy eatch to affect his dismissal Ismail had played very bright cricket, and punishing almost everything that was sent down to him, collected his 40 runs in something like 35 mins. It was indeed a splendid piece of work. Meanwhile, F. D. Pereira--who went in after Aroulli was out-was lash- ing at everything and in 23 minutes knocked up 57 runs. Ho hit runs. · beautiful sixer off "Ernie" Fincher. which landed in the middle of the Bowling Green ground.
'PARTNERSHIP,
Civil Service Too. Good for Navy.
Civil Service Cricket Club jour- neyed to King's. Park where they beat the Royal Navy by exactly 100
The visitors batted first and G. R. Sayer (49) and J. E. Richardson (48) played very good cricket to The Indians then went out to get put up 118 for the first wicket part. as many ruan as possible and oven-nership. This took practically all tually reached 183. A. H. Rumjahn, the sting out of the Navy bowling who went in unusually late, batted and with F. Baker and B. D. Evans wall for his 25 not out. For K.C.C., both hitting out for 27 and 18, ro Lyal was the most successful trand #pectively (both not out) the innings
ler, taking for 46.-
Fincher
The scores were:-
was declared closed at 172 for 3. Brace and "Teddy "
Against the fine bowling of E, B. opened the knock and after they Road (8 for 10) only Sq. Ldr. had defied the I.R.C. howlers for Boumphrey (30) and A. B. Baker mine avers, it looked as though the (17, not out) put up anything of result would be a draw. Then Brace show, the rest of the team failing just got to one from the fast bowler dismally; they were all out for 72. and gave a charice behind the sticks which was well taken. *Ernie " Fincher filled the breach but was soon sent back with a "' duck !!--he played on off Pereira. The rest of the batsmen except Freddie Zim. mern failed. Zimmern played a very excellent kqock and made a gallant effort to are his side but had no support from the rest of his aide.
For the Indians, both Pereira and Minu-particularly the latter bowled well. Their fielding was of a very high standard and on the whole they gave a very good all- round display.
The scores were →→→
Indian R.O..
S. A. Ismail,.6 Carroll, b
Goodwin ......................
A. el Arculli, run out
FD. Pereira, o Mackay, b
Hungurg
A. A. Rumjaho, bLyal
A. R. Minu, st. Mackay, b
Lyn......
J. S. A. Curroom, run out"
A. E. Minu, st. Mackay,
Brace
A. H. Rumjahn, not out ............
ཐོག་ལ
Civil Service 0.0. G. I. Sayer, b Bennett. 69 J. E. Richardson, e Jowitt, b
Bennett
R. M. Wood, e Jowitt, b
Glass
F. Raker, not out
Total (for 3 wkte, dec.)..172
D. R. Kerry, E. W. Hamil-
ton, F. J. Ling, F. H. Holdman
L. T. Patience, not out
Extras
Bowling Analysis.
Total
McGowan
Edmonds Randle
Hawkins
.0. M. R. W
4 0 18 1 40 24 3 41 14
3.2 0
} 5
B. G. BAKER BOWLS WELL.
.:
Easy Win for the Police.
Recreation Club scored a five-wicket On their own ground, the Police victory over the Royal Army, Ber- vice Corps.
The soldiers batted first but (7 for 23) they could not get going against the bowling of B..G. Baker
and were all out for 60 runs.
"Mr. Extras" was, their highest scorer with 13. Reynolds got 12 while Cad man collected 10.
Tho. Police had no difficulty in getting the required runs and this they did with five wickets in hand. Booker was top-scorer with 27, while Sparrow contributed 26.
The scores were:-
R.A.5.0.
Major Langmaid, run out... Lt. Marshall, b Baker L/Cpl. Codman, b Alexander 10
0
Good Knock by F. J, Remedļos. Recreio entertained the Indiens in
a friendly which resulted in a draw.
The home team hatted first, and thanks to a merry innings for 60 by F. J. Remedios totalled 127 runs, Alves made 21 and for the Indians, A. R. Suffind bowled well to get 5 for 30.
latter batsmen picked up somewhat The Indians started badly but the
and when stumps were drawn, they were 100 for 7 wickets. Going in rather Inte, H. T. M. Barma was topscorer with 4 not out.
The scores were!—
Recreio
I.R.C. (for 7 wickets)
197
100
WHOLESALE COLLAPSE OF
F.K.C.C.
Sourbutts Deadly With the Bali,
Playing with practically their first eleven against the H.K.C.C. juniors, Craigengower C.C. won by the easy margin for a wickets.
The visitors batted first but were all out for 25 runs! Sourbutts was in deadly form with the ball, taking six wickets for one run spicca.
To this tota' the home team re- plied with 148 for 8. A.B., Hamson was top scorer with 38 not out while H. P. Lim get 39 and E. Zimmern
48
0
27
B. D. Evans, not out
18
W.O. Pamplin, e Alexander,
b Baker
Extras...
10
L/Cpl. Fry, c Booker, b
Bakor
0
L/Cpl. Reynolds, b Alexan-
der
12
Drv. Cole, b Baker
4
Pte. Andrews, b'Bakers
5
Dry. Jones, b Baker
L/Cpl. Simpson, b Baker...
Pie. Mackay, not out
31.
D. M. R. W.
Extras
13
0 2 26 0
7
0 30 1
Total...
60.
7
∙ 1 34 0
3 0 17 0
0. 30 2
0 10
0
E. B. Reed did not bat.
One man absent.
Jowitt
Bowling Analysis.
Glass Baker Boumphrey Bennett Aylmer
Royal Navy,
LA Glaas, e Bayer, b. Reed...
Mid Jeffries, b Reed...
Mid. Jowitt, e Richardson, b
Reed
Bowling Analysis,
O. M. RW.
Alexander
7 0.
142 Baker. 111:0 237
King 3 “ Booker
21
Police R.0.
0
W: le B. Sparrow, b Simpson 26
W. L Meadows, b Simpson... 19
.12
S.B.P.O. Dinglel, o Kelly, b
Rood...
Sq. Ldr. Doumphrey, b Baker 20
B. Therpo, b Simpson
0
C. F. Alexander, by Cole
2
#
T. H. King, b Colé
བྷ
Lt.-Cdr. Bennett, 1.b.v., b
F. E. Booker, b Colo
27,
Bood...
5
W. Williamson, b Cole
D
A. H. Mudar, b’Igal .................
Mid Barrett, b Reed
LA
B. G. Baker, e Pamplin, b'
O. Ismail, Lysl
0
F. Mel Arculli, b Lyal.....
Pymr. I.Cdr. Pigott, b
Cole Ra
Reed
0
A. Hoynolds, a Fry, b Pam-
Extras (byes) ....
A.B. Baker, not out
17
plin
Total
..187
T. Drewery, o Fry, b Cole T. McMahon, not out
Extra
Bowling Ang YE
Total
Total
Goodwin
↓
Lyel
118 I
30 46
Bowling Analysi
1 W.
Brace
Fry
E. F. Fincher
Baker
3.0
Roed
I 48. B
Simpson
Ling
Cale Pamplin
Burnets
Hoog
Comdr. Aylmer, b Ling Comdr. Sime, l.bw., b Reed" 0.
לן ...
37
72
103
Bowling Analysis,
WO. M. R. W
8.3.0.21.0
1 0 10 0
Combined League.
Lieut. Christian, b Anderson 0
A. B. Hamson, e Rodrigues,.
b Ramjahn
G. B. Sayer, b Leo
Lieut. Glass, e Rodriges, b
Bumjahn
B. Lee, not out
W. Baterson, b Anderson
0
BARBER
31
仍
F. M. et Arculli, b Lee 0
Extrae
Total
Boyling Analysis.
43
.149
ACUEENSEX
PARANA
EXPRESS
WILHELMSEN LINE
TRANS-PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC COAST SERVIOB
O. M. R. W.
Loo
114 3 37 8
Gittins Anderson Rumjalin
M. V.
2
13 1
10
2
.20
07 1 30
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Arrivals.
The following passengers arrived by a.s. Harina Maru:-Mr. M. Beranger, Mrs. P. Beranger, Ms. K. C. Curatenser, Dr. H. G. Thompson, Mr. N. Nishi.
Departures.
The following passengers left and ports:-Mr. and Mrs. C. W. by 8.8. Haruna Maru for Europe Johnson, Mr. N. K. Bain, Mr. Loke Wan Yat, Mr. Tan Soo Toe, shager, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. T. P. 1. Yup Tai Chống, Mi A. Rein. Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Howe, Mr. J. A. Boe, Mr. ¤ D. Parker, Mr. E. O, Waterhouse, Miss 6. Owen, Mr. N: Jureiding, Mr. R. Itami, Mr. K. Midzuma
The following passengers left on Saturday for Manila by R.M.S. Miss E. M. Hoyt, Misa A. Pleyte, Impress of Japan:-Miss L. Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chandler, Mr. R. W. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. R. I. Cherrill, Mr. J.. P. Holling- dale, Major and Mrs. D. B. Brin- O.C.0 (for 8 wickets) ... 148 sinnde, Mrs. L. J. Casson, Miss
The scores wore:-
H.K.C.O. id XI.
WIN FOR UNIVERSITY.
DA
Queen's College Put Up Good Fight, The University, juniors entertain ed Queen's College in a friendly and had to fight. hard to win by 3 wickets.
Ellen M. Dickinson, Mrs. M. E. Yatea, Mr. E. E Yates, Mr. and Mrk. F. M. Sutton.
"The art of being a London Society only with years of study and months lion gracefully is one that is learnt of profound observation. It is in- teresting to watch the behaviour of the literary lion when surrounded by his admirers. Their manners vary, You have the virginal and elusive manner of Mr. Bernard Shaw, and you have the white-man's burden. manner of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Mr. George Moore is a trifle erot The Varsity lost their first six chaty, and Mr. Wells is slightly wickets cheaply; then James (41 Mr. Galsworthy he perhaps the irreverent regarding his own fame,
The College batted first and com piled 113 with C. E. Abbas (23) as tap scorer. D. Hunt mide 10 while A. K. Balind gathered 17.
hurt) "pulled the gang round for] deserver 4: Mention. Calm, their them, eventually giving them a win manner is, and noceptive, and Olym
pian, withal-but with euch a kind' by 3 wickets.
mile. On the other hand,” Mr. Maurice Baring and Mr. Beerbohm have both failed disgracefully to profit by auch examples. When lionised they laugh..
The scores were
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