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K.CC. v. ARMY.
A SATURDAY SURPRISE.
Thoro was every asprelation of a fine game between the K.C.C. and the Army during the wook end but adme good bowling and much paralytic batting brought the game to a conclusion on the Saturday "Moir and Lynd agreed to play UILTS time to Anish, the game and arg turn game, of which an account will be found in another culman, was played yesterday,
:
Kowloon Collapso,
Williams
0
FW. Smith b Williama. 4 F. Goodwin, b. Hamilton .....1 A. Howa, b Anstruther ...... G. Q. Burnett, not put G. A. Whito, b Anstruthor..
Extras (byoa 8).
Total
very slowly now but. Smith, who was batting excellently, hooksti. Hamilton to square log, where An- struther refused to repost his Deinder dixo, and off drove him along the ground for _a_pretty_four. Jordan relievod MacFarlan
B
06
Fa of wickets:-1/18; 2/18: 3/34 4/331 6/99; 6/43; 7/08; 8/69 5/8 10780,
Bowling Analysis:
0. M.
William.3 Mirchouse
Hamilton Whitley Anstruther
R. W
15 0. 24 3
1 19
1
1
a
9.2 9
71 h
+
"THE RETURN MATCH.
SPARKLING CRICKET AT
K.C.C
Tho woudber was "simply glorious
Two Half Centuries. Williams went on for Hamilton, and both batsmen resumed thoir tactics of standing foot "by two down, the pitch. Finchor completed his Afty with a nice glance to long. lex. Next over Smith completed his with a straight drive. It was not until the score was one hundred and forty-eight that Smith put one up to mid-on off Anatruther. He had made an excellent fifty-nine. E. F. Fincher had been dropped the ovor before by Moir at silly mid-off but it was, & very hard chanoe and Vary low," It was not until 163 was up that a good one from Hamilton took ET.'s off stump. Ho had made sixty one in very nio style.
Next over Bryant should have
There womed every redan to ex- pert a large crop of him, whon Lyal won the tous and took first knock on an excellent wicket. Un- fortunately, late arrivals caused him to alter his order somewhat: - E.-C.; Fincher alone made good against the expressos of Williams. After the fast bowler, had damaged. his hand in stopping a het return. cher at once, and anished nf the Army match was begun at the Hamilton went on and bowl d Fin-yesterday when, the accond K.O.C.hit and bowled E. C. Tincher, An innings before he had completed a Kowloon ground. Lawrence camo over, Williams bowled vary well into the home side for Hung, in each shot for two and then hit but he seemed to get a pretty lace spite of a somewhat varieghted eye The stumps were drawn after this two fours and single from Bryant, hand-or I should say. foot in his guined in the Navy match. The delivery. I did not see the frat innings but I did the stand and started about twenty past over with sho acore at one hundred steven. There wire froworks to and eighty-three. A very pleasant he was definitely going right over
start with, as Williame was missed day's cricket. I will reserve, cóm the bowling crease occasionally.
R. ABBIT
A Hat-triak..
things by playing & perfect ap
over or two later Lyal brightened
SCORE AND ANALYSIS..
First Innings of Army. J. K. MacFarlan, R.4., b
Goodwin ......**
Sig. Williams, R.C.S.,"e E C.
Fincher. b Lyal
25
Capt. Wales, S.W.B., not out, 64 A. C. Hamilton, S.W.B., b
Lya!
off the first ball he had from Goodments for my notes on Friday next. į win, by E.-C. Fincher, of all peopic, When the Army went in again in the slips. He then proceeded to they did very little better for atay lustily about him, while Mac time. Burnett was bowling very Farian, who had gone in first with well, and occasionally came up with him, went along atendily at the his arm. He had Gottwaltz, Hamil other end. Both were dropped by tou and Wales with successive balls. R. C. Fincher again, but it is only With five wickets down for thirty fair to the folder to say that he had five it looked possible that they an injured finger. A hundred and might not even head. Kowloon' afteen runs were scored in Afty miserable score. But Moir, who is minutes, when Teddy held. Williams in magnificent form just now knock-who had made a bright hoventy-one. ed Burnett off, having perhaps Almost immediately aftor Mne- shade of luck to start with, and Farita was bowled by Goodwin, with MacFarlan added ninety-eight 117-9-25. rusa. Er was eventually bowled for a gallant seventy-four. MacFatins got shirty-six, just ten more than his consin had made that morning for the Navy in another stand,. The
scored batwcon Extras were 14. The total 115, Verb. Sap.
two
A Grim Ending.
them
110:
A Bright. Innings.
in
Hamilton then samo in and pro- ceded to bat as if he did not care if it was Christmas or Easter.
· Fifty-two" runs were put on twenty-two minutes and of the be had scored forty-one, in which were included eight fours He hit the ball vory cleanly and drove with
At this time I settled down ex-great"power. He is one of the most peating" to see the real,erickot, attractive bats to watch now play and for a few miuntes E. C. Fin, ing in the Colony. Mirehouse who cher and Mackay looked like settling had been promoted in the hotting: down to business. But after Hamil order, proceeded to give an excel ton bowled E. C. Fincher with a lest imitation of a bakeman. He beauty and E.F. next ball, it was a played one lovely crack all along onge of just one dam wicket after the carpet to extra cover, his nother. Lynl hung on for a bit Joseph cap seemed adversely to until Williams took a particularly affect some of his foemen (includ fine catch and bowl with be lafting R. Abbit.).
Goodwin plunked han wide out.
A
Boch WOW
few and then all over Zimmern was very unlucky, Although I was sitting in the far corner of the ground I distinctly heard him play, the ball before it hit bis pad
The Army thus won by an innings and ten runs in an enjoyable game, of which the bowling of Burnett, Williams and Hamilton and the batting of Moir and MacFarlan were the outstanding foxtures." By the way there were fifteep ducks.
R. ABBIT. FULL SCORE AND ANALYSIS. Kowloon C.C.--First Innings. E. C. Fincher, b Hamilton... 42 N. A. B. Mackay, b Williams 2
E. F. Fincher, 1.b.v., b. Mire-
houte
J. C. Lval, b... b Williams 3 W. C. Hung. h Williams.....
F. S. W. Smith, b. Williams... 3
F. Goodwin, e Gottwaltz, b
1
A. Howe, rum out
0
G. C. Burnett, e Gottwallz,
Williams....
0
F. Zimmera, not cut
G.A. While, b Hamilton.
Extras (bye 1, lag byc 3)... 4
Total
Fall of wickets-1/8; 3/21
276
49
4/21. 6/30; 0/43; 7/45; 8/48 9/00: 10/80.
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
34
1 .31 1
Willians
Mirehousu
Hamilton
0.4 0 0 Army,
Lt. Wolfe Barry, e E. C. Fin-
cher, b. Goodwin
0 "
Capt. Gottwaltz, e E. F. Finë-
cher, b Burnett
12
Sig. Williams, e E. C. Fin-
cher, b Goodwin
7
Capt. Moir, b Goodwin
74
Lt. Hamilton, e. Sraith; b
Burnett
Capt. Wales, b Burnett
Lt. MacFarlan,
Saith, b
Q
跎
Burnett
Bdr. Bryant, e Howe, b Bur. ..nett
LA. Abatruther, b Burnett Capt. Mirehouse, e Lval,
Burnett
0.
0
Dr. Whitley, "not out
Extras (byen 13, leg bye-19 14:
.145
Total
Fall of wickets-1/3; 2/15;1 3/25: 4/35; 8/35; 3/133; 7/138; 8/125; 9/145; 10/146.
Bowling Analysis.
Goodwin
Burnett.
Hang
O. M. R. W.' ....... 12.1 2 35 3.
6 23 7 1.21
15
4
After Tifin.
The game was reanmed at 2.18 p,m. when Lyal bowled from the north end and Mirehouse put him nicely to ling leg for four, and scored another boundary with an on drive. Smith bowled at the other and and after a single to Wales, Mirehouse took a two to extra cover and two nice drives to the boun- [dary. Runs came freely as Wales hind a couple of fours to leg off Lynl next over. Not to be outdone, Mirehouse lifted; Smith into the Bowling Green next over (the first time I have ever seen it done my self) but innde the mistake of trying to play the next ball and was bowled. Bryant succeeded, but was soon bowled by Smith. Things 'were now quieter but Wales, con- tinued to play a strong game on the log side.
Wickets Fall,
Goodwin then went on for Lyal. Jordan was not very happy though Wales continued hitting. uff one shot by Wales a curious incident oc curred as Jordan in starting for the run collided with the bowler, Smith, and damaged his bead rather. He was caught in the next over. Wolfe-Barry did not last long he was bowled having a wipe at Sith. The Army very rightly were hitting at everything. Moir_wus sumped off the next ball. Gott- welta munde a couple of big hits and ,ut 271 Moir declared.. Wales, was
not out #44,
K.0.0. Bat.
The K.C.C. had about two and & half hours to get the runs and opened with MacKay and Lawrence. MacFarlin opened the bowling with Wales. In the former's second over, MacKay was caught in the gully in Wales' next over Lawrence was stumped, after going out to drive, Fraidy Zimmera and E. F. Fin- cher came together: They began to settle down and Bryant relieved MacFarlan. The change met with succes as in his first over he bowled Zinnern. "Anstruther went on at the other end, and Smith was lucky to carry slip for a four. A stand then ensued both batsmen going stendily. Williams relieved" An- atruther and Mirehouse went on for Bryant. Smith cut the left bander nienly for four and pulled him to the leg boundary. Runa con- tinued to come and Hamilton went on for Williams Fincher was batting very steadily and eighty was up in two hours. I was interested to see that Smith has acquired Ernio Fincher's square cut, Tea Was taken at 4.15.
Moir Bowls.
After ton. Meir went on with loba to the, great delight of the crowd. 0 Ten runà came from his first over, but he nearly bowled Smith roand Thin lega Hamilton bowled a maiden and the hundred' went up net over in which Moir orented much amusement by trying to drop hirb lobs on to the bails: Fincher 'left' ons (Alone" that only went a. 1. foot too far, Hamilton was bowl- {"ing excellently. · Macfarlan röRUM- ed at the south end. « Runs came
Evn!
1 10 0 Zimmern
50 .0 Kowloon 0.0.—Bacond Innings, B. C. Fincher, b Hamilton... 13. N. A. E. Mackay, b Whitley 13 E. F. Fincher, Hamilton... G ̈F. Zimmern, b.w.. b !!!
Williams....ti
J. C. Lyal, o and b Williams 14"
W.
C. Hung, J.b. b
Capt. Mirchouse, Glosters, b
Smith
41
28
Bomb, Bryant, B.A., b Smith: 0 Sgt. Major Jordan, R.E.,
and b Goodwin
J. G. Wolf-Barry, R., b
Smith
Cape. Moir, A.S.H.; st. Man-
Kay, b Smith
Extras (byes. 20)
Capt. Gottwaltz, S.W.H., not
out.
2. 10 20
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.)..271
A. M., Anstruther, R.E, did not bat.
Fall of wickets:-1/119; 9/117; 3/168; 4/918; 8/222; 4/237; 7/230; 8/28),
Bowling Analysis.
F. Goodwin
0. M. R. W.
G. C. Burnett... T. C. Lyal..... 14 F. Zimmern......
1 ...... 18
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39 0
1
02
2
3 0 31 0
14 O
0
39
4'
E. F. Fincher... 2 0 F.S. W. Smith 7
First Innings of K,0.0.. F, E. Lawrence, st. Gott.
waltz, b Wales
N. A. MacKay, e Mirehouse,
MacFarlan........ ...******
E. F. Fincher, b Hamilton F. Zimmern, b Bryant P. S. W. Smith, e Williams,
Anstruther
C1
5
.50.
12
E. C. Fincher, not out....... 15 J. C. Lyal, not out
Extras (byes D. leg byes 3, wide 1p no balls 2)......... 15
Total (for 5 wickets)......183
G. C. Burnett, F. Goodwin, A. Howe, G. 1. White did not bat."
Fall of wiskets-1/12;2/18: 3/31; 4/148; 5/163.
Bowling Analysis
OM. R. W.
1
J. MaoHarlan, 180.
Capt. Wales སྒ་་tf 15 1. Bomb. BryantTM
A. M.. Anstruther 7
Sig. Williama
Capt. Mirehouse
AC Hamilton ́8
Capt. Moir
Sgt. Maj. Jordan 9
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