70.
INTERPORT TEAM IN
FINE FETTLE
Bright Prospects Of Retaining Trophy
"The Interport Team displayed brilliant form on Saturday when prior to their departure for Shanahal they defeated the Rest which consisted of three reserves from the interport Team. The selected Interport team was able to gather 7 goals as against the rest's 2.in forpédab e fa Log Wal Tong their leader and Captain obtained three of the goals. From the display on Satur- day everything points to a successful quest for the local team.
In consequence of the practice game, the football programme was somewhat curtailed during the week end. There was only ene senior game played and resulted in a victory of four goals" to two for 5. China "B" against the RA (L). The soldiers put up a grand display but were overrun by the Chinese in the last five minutes of the game when they allowed the Chinese to score the last two goals. Ciancy, the Gunners, left back was given marching orders for striking an opponent.
DEPARTURE OF PLAYERS
The Interport team with its re- serves, Manager and trainer left yesterday evening by the m/v Victoria for Shanghai, There was a large gathering at the whart to bid the team "bon voyage" and and "good luck" and amongst those were representatives from the various Clubs and members of the Football Council. When inter- viewed Lee Wal Tong the captain stated that the of the team -chances of Hong Kong retaining the "Telegraph" trophy are bright Cans dering that they have a well balanced and dependable team.
YESTERDAY'S MATCH CLANCY SENT OFF
After more than holding their own for three quarters of the game R.A. (L) succumbed to the wily 6. China "B" by four goals to two in a game that was featured by
but.
somewhat fast exchanges, marred by nasly tempers towards the close when Clancy. the Gun- ners' left back was given marching orders
for striking Yeung Shul Yick.
many sparkling raids. This pair were emulated on the left wing by Bickford and Talbet. The latter and enterprising and was clever with the unselfish and Bickford formed one of the most dangerous or left wings.
A GRAND DISPLAY
brilliant
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 20,
HOCKEY
Brawn and Caer Clark Cups Tourney
At King's Park on Baturday afternoon the D.GS. In cted a three goals to one defeat on the wy" Ladies' Juniors, in their Brawn Cup mcounter.
1936.
LEAGUE CRICKET RESULTS
I. R. C. and Navy Win "Doubles"
Bowling Analysis
Omar
a 10
The Indian Recreation, Club and the Navy both secured the "Dou- bies" in their Cricket League Ax- tures on Saturday. The Indians Souza onum 18 winning easily from the Craigen- | Lea. ................................
as the expense of the University.
In all the matches the winners J. did not have much opposition."
Royal Navy
Q
$15
night's
E A Clayton, 1b.w. b Phang Mainwaring, run out ........ Lt. Bone, 1., W., & Teph Coleridge, Phang
Davis, c and b Tech Birkett, not out Cripps, b Hung
R. W. | Vickory, b Hung ga
◊ Day, b Hung kalagaya
Extras (B7)
Barry, c Phang, b Llew Dale, b Tech
Craigongower
Youngsaye, Pereira
Miss H. Bockler who wao well supported by "Miss M.A. da Rogower teams while the Navy won Hamson and Miss M. Churn figured - minently scoring two of the three goals, the
other being from the stick of Miss ROZA
The Indians first eleven declared Lee, Pereira
E. Zimmern, Þ. Minu contingen The DGS defence was not as at 159, for 7 wickets, A. S.. Suflad
AB. Haman. b Pereira «....... strong as it might have been audamiming it runs while & A. Ismail A. R. E. Esmail, o. Ismail, b Miss V. Bradbury, though, she mi and AH Madar, claimed 33 and ceived vary tie support, from "her | 27 respectively. Q. Souza captured
near to 4 wickets for 67 runA - team-mates. came very seering on many occassions.
The Indians skittled the Crai- gengower, batters for 53 runs. Minu and Pereira each captured 5 Rickets splęce for 23 and 24 runs respectively
B.S.-H. E. LADIRA After a goalless first half the Central British School gira
beat
In a low scoring game the Uni- the Hung, Kong Ladies' juntara by
goals to 1 in their Brawn Cup versity lost to the Navy by two match at Snakunpoo yesterday.
wickets, while the Kowicon Cricket Miss M. Booker and Miss J.Club defeated the Civil Service by A wickets thanks to an unde- Lakeman scored for the
feated third wicket partnership of 85 runs between E. F. Fincher and
winners;
who asserted a definite super.orly In the second half, while Miss V. for the Hong Blackburn netted Kong Ladies.
A ne display was given by the halves, Beltrao, Leung Wing Chui and Lee Kok Wat and their work coupled with that of the backs. Swain end Pile. left hardly any- hir for the goalkeeper, Rodger, to do. The halves were well nigh perfect in their assistance to the forwards during an attack and cool and unflurried in de tence. The same can be said of the backs who were never once at a loss. Their clearances were well- Ladles timed always to the man.
Lack of co-operation hampered The Rest though Bliss and Hill were In particularly good form, and did great work in a hard-pressed defence. Of the forwards Ridings and Crawford were the best and Ane movements executed many during the game. The game started very promis-
was seet, ut Rowlands in goal ingly for the Gunners, who after his best and though he was beater attacking the Chinese eltadel misà-
seven time they were shots that On" re- ed a sitter by Edmunds.
would have passed any other Lee sumption Pau was hotly tested by
per. His Ane keeping saved the Rivers and play was quickly trans-kide from an even greater defeat ferred to the other hand where N than was inflicted upon the. Po-Kut when well placed shot wide..
B. Cusano was the Arst to score Ding Dong struggle ensued until
and this was from a cleverly toor- a neat Lai Shui Wing receiving centre from Yeung Shui Vick beated shot executed after he had
sent over
BRAWN CUP
CBA
Totals
P W D L F A Pts
1 1 22 6 8 H, K. Ladles. 6 4
5 3 2 0 14 3 8 D.G.S.
4 3 1 0 14 3 7 C.98.
6 1 0 5 5.17 2 5 2 28 C 5 0 0
....26 11 4 11 57 57.28
N. A. E. Mackay.
1
In the other junior games Re- crelo trounced the RAS.C. by 71 wickets, and the Police won their game against the R.A.MG, by I wicket
.
SENIOR LEAGUE
CIVIL SERVANTS BADLY" BEATEN
Civil Service
Minu....
G..Souza, b Pereira..
W. Rapley, b Minu W. Hong Sling, b Minu J. Leonard, e Mmu, b Peroira U. M. Omar, c Abbas. b Minu... N. P. Karanja, not out ...!
1 Extras
Totul...
Totar......
20
0
YACHTING
"Painted Lady" Beats "Atemis"
یم
Painted Lady lajor F. G. Booty) won the Roya, Hong Kong Yucht 4 Club's Fifth Corinthian Ser.es “A” Class event on Saturday when sne beat Atamņis (Mè. G. G. Wood)
by a narrow margini over 5.3 miles. Taynette (Capt. W. J. Fennell) won the "G" Class event, Ailsa (Mr. H. M. Ervine-Andrews) the "I" and "*" Classes, and Rolla (Col. Kirke) the "H" Class event. Detailed results were as follows.
“A” Class Started, 14.30 Yacht Carpenter
84
Fall of wickets: 1 for 3; 2 for 4; 3 for 9; 4 for 14: 5 för 22; 6 for 44; 7 for 52; 8 tur 52; 9-for 12.59; 20 for 64.
Fished Pts. TIL 16 13.56 5 30
(Major B. B. Edwards)
5
Bowling Analysia'
1
Q
M. R. W.
Lobg.
16.10.31 10 13
1
Phang
1 23
2
(Miss Walker}
1 Tech
5
Hang
7.1 2
2 10 3 Artemis
16.09.50 11 63
0
8
3
(Mr. G. G. Wood)
1 La Linda
0
'0 Lien
0
Tan
53
Fall o: the wickets: 1 for 0 2 for 5; 3 for 19; 4 for 40; 5 for:45: 53; 18 for 53. 6 for 45; 7 for 46; 8 for 41: 9 for
Bowling Analysis
Pereira.........
Minu
O. M. R. W 13.1 5 24
R.A.S.C. TROUNCED
A hat bowling performance by W. A. Reed, who took 5 wickets for
16.15 22 3 16
(Mr. A. L. "Shields)" Jan.
10.13.5614 13
(Mr. John Johnsen) Isobel Joss
Guil
12
D.N.S. 16.17.36 7 27
(Mr. JR Stanton)
16.12.10 7 43
(Mr. B. Nae53) Cicada.
16.12.33 6 10
(Mr. G. B. Portman) Tru Blue
16.11.55 8 53
Pat
8
2 runs aplece, enabled the Recreio to register a 7 wickets win over the RIAS.C. In their junior league 5 cricket encounter. at King's Park 5 on Saturday.
13 5 23
C
A. H Mader
5 1 8
0
R.A.S.C. Capt. Kimm, biva
1
(Mr. H. 8. Rouse)
18.11.09 B 35
(Mr. D. W. Persse).
(Major F. C. Booty)
NAVY WIN BY 2 WICKETS Cpl. Rogers, e Gosano, b Reed 21 Painted Lady 16.07.08 13-33
W. O. Imrie, st. Barnes, b Bilva L/C Hopcroft, c and b Prata " 1 Pte. Willey. b Gosano ............ 20 1/0 Muir, not out
In their premier league cricket match at King's Park on Saturday the Navy defeated the University by 2 wickets.
University
L T. Ride b Tufnell
J. Fong c Harper, b Tufnell B. Ng Lb.w., b Prowse EL Gosano b Tufnell
At Happy Valley on Saturday the Kowloon Cricket Club beat the Civil Service Cricket Club by 8 wickets in the premier cricket league. a feature of the match be ing the undefeated third wicket "Y" LADIES-ST. ANDREW'S
partnership between E. F. Fincher LADIES
and N. A. E. Mankay which vield-Trui c Branwell b Tufnell"..
P Power c Harper b Tufnell.
Ladies in their Caer ed 35 run' The "Y" Clark Cup encounter on Saturday defeated the St. Andrews Ladies by the score of four goals to two.
Mrs. Read was in goud form and scored two of the, four goals the coming from Miss O. other two
and Miss Adey. Dalafel Dazzlel's goal was the result of a brilliant run down the left wing
The Saints did not register until the second half, when, miskick by Miss J. Weller, in goal,
Miss
J. E. Richardson, e and b
Goodwin W. H. Colledg, Lee, b Good-"
win
A. E. Perry, b Goodwin A... G. R. Sayer, b Goodwin D. McLellan, b Lee
38 Upl. Gow, b Reed.....
"G" Class Started 1440
16.39.35 2
Gast
(Capt. P. Trimbley Toynetta
16.17.44 5 31
(Mr. R.M.S. Pain) Ain Sa
(Mr. A. M. Ervine Andrews) Stella
(Capt. D. 'M. Eley)
(Lieut. J. E. Moore R. NJ.
13
16 32.241 5 40
(Capt. J. D. Newman)
Class Started 15.00
10.23.08 2 17
11
3
A. M. Sabin, Gosano, b Reed....
10.10.32 7
28
0
(Capt. W. J. Fennell) Eunice
16.25.41 4 15
CPL Wright b Reed
0
0
(Mr. F. Anthony) Sirius
te. Mackey, c and b Reed
4
(Mr. W. B. Cooper)
Dr. Yorke, c Xavier, b Bilva
2 Ow!
16.31.41 3
3
Extras
▸
8
16.17.17 10 15"
1
*Total
60
M. C. Hung, Hargraves
0
15.27.27 6 42
HL Ozorio b Prowse
13
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 13; 2
Klake b Prowse
3
for 15; 3 for 18; 4 for 49; $ for 51:
Heron
18.23.58 8 30
13
A. B. Reynolds c Prowse b
Harper
8 for 52: 7 for 52; 7 for 52; 8 for
4
54; 9 for 58; 10 for 60.
Robena
16.27.02 T
39
G. Abraham not out
0
81.
Bowling Analysis
Widgeon
Extras (B5, LB3)
8
0. M. R.. W.
0
Total
L Silva
6.2
1. 20
3
87
16
Prata
7
19 0
1. Diana
.
L. Gosano
2
11
1
(Mr. P. RamuJ)
Fall of the wickets:,, 1 for 21;
0
Reed
.........
0
10
5 Colleen
16.27 44 3 16
2 for 21; 3 for 49; 4 for 52 5 for
Recrela
(Mr. J. N. Baxter)
32
A
N, J. Bebbington, c Lee, b Mc-
60; 6 for 64; 7 for 84: 8 for 69; 9 for 84: 10 for 88.
28 Rolla
18.18.18.7 28
F. H. Carvalho, b Kimm
18
(Col. Kirke)
Bowling Analysis
L
Kenzie
2
H. A. Alves, not out
13
20
Hunting
O. M R. W, 4
E M. L. Soares," b Hopcroft
в
0 011
L. G. Gosano, not out'.
0
& 1 10
1 4
143 Tufnell
Extras
0
11 7 5
5
A. K. Ismall, M. R. Abbas, A. K. Sumad and M. I. Razack, did not 'bat.
Prowse.............. 10 Hargraves
0 34
3
64
5 0
19
NAVY
Lt. Bartley b Gosano
Bowling Analysis
O. M. R. W.
Bowling Analysig
Prowse b Gosano
Lam
18 5 56. 5
O. M. R. W.
Dunlop B Ozorio,
G. T. Lee .....ET
9
B
36
Lee
18
3
39.
5 Hunting e Tsu! b Ozorio
10
F. R. Zimmern...
3
11 0
781 6 2 16 1
Totals
.32 14 4 14 56 58 32
Goodwin Smith Gitting McKenzie
15
5 44
4 Hargraves b Ozorio
3
E. Souza..
2
20
0.
0
10
4
0 17
13
2
0
17
Cpl. Wright
4 D
10
Kitchell
0
14
Cpl. Rogers ......
4
0 22
0
1.2 0
6
1
3
G. 17
2
F. Baker, Lb.w., b Gitting". J. M. Wilson, b Lee from B. C. K. Hawkilis, run out
R. M. Wood, not out
Extras (B17; LBJ)
The missed an easy goal when Bickford Miss F. Wong scored. Following 3H J. Cruttwell, 6 Lee
hard pass. Resump-neat bout of passing on the left tion saw Les Wai Tong send in a wing, Miss P Gittins "notched the
second goal for the Saints. glorious shot that was well wide of Rowland and which opened Lee's account. After two more efforts that narrowly missed entering the
Mackrill from close quarters. Gunners returned to the attack hotly and was soon rewarded, with the equaliser through Edmunds who beat Fau with a well directed abot. Half me arrived with the score one all
Lee Tugislered his second goal with a drive from a distanca of 25 yards
After the change-over the Chia-net, ese were the first to be dangerous A concentrated rush down the frid saw the Gunners" backs hesitating and Ng Po Kui wade through the defence to put S. China "B" ahead. Holding on to this slender lead for sometime the Chinese were given a gruelling period and Pau's ex- cellent goal keeping was seen to Edmunds advantage. However once against equalised for the Gunners with a fast grounder.
With but ten minutes to go, the Boldiers were all on tenter books. and the pair of backs were begin- ning to feel the train and were kicking wildly. Young Shu Yick who had by now changed position with Tal' Shu Wing gave the Chin- ese the lead again and close to time Clancy who had been playing rather questionable football struck Yeung, and was ordered off the feld. Yeung taking the spot kick converted to give 8. China "B" victory by four goals to two. »
The teams—
8. China "B"-Pau Ka Ping: Leung Ki Chan, Yu Hing Yuen; Yau Wah Hing, Lam Tak Po, Lee um; Yeung Shul Vick, Lai Shiu ing. Ng Po Kui, Cheur Bhek Kam Ad Lee Bhck Tau
RA. (L): - Mackrill; Huggine. Nash, Rivers, Brown, Edmunds T8 Clancy; Taylor, Morton, Fisher: Nash, Rivers, Brown, Edmunds, Sparkes.
سیت
CAER CLARK CUP
P W D L F
Ps
6 4 1 1 9 39
8 4 1 1 15.79
The fourth goal came from the H. K. Ladies foot of Talbot who receiving ad B, X. centre train Gosane made no mis- Ladies... 7 4 1 2 18 11 9 take with his kick. The Texalt u1 St Andrews. 8 2 0.4 12 19 4 a swift passing bout between Lee Recreio and Talbot ended in Talbot back- heeling to Lee for him to put the finishing touches to a very clever and understanding movement.
"THE REST SCORE The Rest scored their firs: gosi just before half time when Bliss
provided an opening 101 Baxter who cut in and scored from close quarters.
an
After the resumption, Talbot, scored resulting from again opening made for him by Gosano Ward notched the and Leonard. second goal for the Rest when a shot hit the post and on the re- bound ward netted before Rodgers could return to position.
ceived a good centre from Sloan and headed into the net.
The Radio reduced the lead
close quarters but the Club went brough Azlin who scored from still further ahead through Lam- mer: and Fowler.
UNIVERSITY—KOWLOON
In their encounter at the Valley on Saturday the University sur- prised Kowloon when they defeat ed them by two goals to one,
Total
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 43: 2 for 57; 3 for 82; 4 for 67: 5 for 83;
& for 90; 7 for 90; 8 for 102; 9 130: 10 for 143.
Kowloon C.C.
E. C. Fincher, "c"Wood,,b Perry
T. Lay, b Baker .....
E. F. Fincher, not out
Harber
Harper e Hung b Gosano
0 Davenport b Gossno
1 Kirkwood b Ozorio
1 Branwell not out
Extras (B1)
12
40
39
Total (for 8 wkts.) Wraith and Tufnell did not bat.
88
48
N. A E. Mackay, not out ......
Extras (38; LE3). ....................... 11
Total (for 2 wits.
18
W. A. Reed, Kimm
Total (for 3 wkts.)
C. 'M. Xavier, C. N. Čosano, A Prata, J. W. Barnes, L. J. Bilya and A. N. Prata did not bat.
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 98; 2 for 49; 3 for 64.
Bowling Analysis -
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 18: 2 for 32; 3 for 36; 4 for 40 5 for 36.
M R. W. Way,
Cpl. Hopcroft 3 1 15 Capt. Kimm
C.C.C. BEATEN
POLICE WIN BY ONE:
WICKET
In a low scoring match on the Police ground, the home tearz best Fall of the wickets! 1 for 15;
The LB.C. Juniora beat the the R.A.M.C. by one wicket in the 2 for 26; 3 for 48; 4 for 52: 5 for Cratgengower second eleven by 5 junior cricket league.
wickets in their second, division 14859: 6 for 64; 7 for 78; & for 88.
Bowing Analysis
cricket league match at Happy Thomson' e Hunter b Baker O. MR. V Valley on Saturday. 11 3 31
C.C.C. 2nd XI
F. Zimmern, S. V. Gittins, F. 8, W. Smith, F. Goodwin, F. A. Munn W. L. McKenzie and R. Lee, did
not but
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 44;
2 for 63.
After a goalless first half the The Interport side then set up Univeralty attacked and it was K.
series of bombardments which L. Yong who registered first for Baker had their reward when Leonard the undergraduates. A few min- McLellan sent in an unstoppable shot that utes later Winch scored for Kow- Perry almost went through the net. loan from a direct shot from a car- This was the last goal scored dur-ner. ing the match and brought the Interporters total up to seven.
Bowling Analysis
O. M. R. W 12 0 81.
39 7:0
0 37
#
4
The deciding goal was netted by
INDIANS' TRIUMPH
C. W. Tam after a melee in the goal-mouth.
0
Gosano........ Ozorio
10 1 56
JUNIOR LEAGUE
NAVY WIN LOW SCORING GAME
At Pokfulam on Saturday the
1 Navy beat the University second eleven by 5 wickets in their second division league match, Day (Navy) returning the remarkable analysis of 5 wicketi for 6 rtine! N University 2nd XI The Indian Recreation Club were at home to the Craigengower C. H. Tech, b Day...... Cricket Club on Saturday in the A. K. Phana, 6 Day Premier cricket league and won L. Chon, b Day easily by 106 runs, features of the WC. Chin, 1.6, b Dale game being the fine bowling of F. H. Tam, b Day D. Pereira and A. H. Minu, and A. K. C. Hung. c Dale, b Day 8. Bumad's forceful innings for 80K. B. Lien, Lb., 6 Dale The airmen scored first but this be hit a six and nine bounC Aurink, b Dale the Selection committee. The Rest Cheng Bul-hong who converted Lancs soon got going and four were by no means weak and in penalty. Th's lead was increased goals resulted. securing a 7 goals to 2 victory over soon after halt time, Sung-Ling Aldridge scored the Bolltary goat
EASTERN RECREIO The two goals to one victory which the Eastern registered over Recreo on Saturday was well de- The match played on Saturday served though hardly indicative of at Causeway Bay between the in- the superiority of their team over terport team and "The Rest," vin- that of Recreto,
Eastern scored first through dicated in every way the choice of
R.A.FEAST LANCS The RAF. found the East Lancs too good for them on Saturday and went down to them to the score of four goals to me in their third
division encounter.
daries.
Indian c for the RAF. and for the Lance. S. Sufian, o Souza
them the Interport eleven showed sing ran through and new bout Bowker, 'Murphy, Tuley and Hardy A. R. Abbas, c and b Souza.......
Recrelo's
came goal through a shot that the Eastern goalie thought was going wide and made no attempt to stop.
CLUB-RADIO
F. R. Zimmer,b Arculli
TE. Yeah, c and b Bakar
RA.MO.
Mor's c Hunter b Baker Saunders, c Meadows b Baker Dowels b Carey
3
Glendenning
6 Baker
0
D. Hong, b Arculif
↑
GT. Lee, A. K. Buffdd, b
Arculli......
Snook e Meadows b Carey .......
Castil b Danbrowsky b Carey
3
Apps 1.b.w.,.b Carey.
24 Westward b Carey
0
Lewis Carcy
33
Foster not out
2
Extras (LB2).
.3
13
5
A. M: Omar, b Rumjahn CW. Lam, b Rumjan
Bouza, b Arcull
& Kitchell, b Bakar..... G4 Lee, b Rumjahn
A Zimmern, b Rumjahn W. K. Way, not out
Extraq
Total
L84)
Total
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 6, 2. 13 for 7, 3 for, 22, 4 for 32, 5 for 43, 8 for 48, 7 for 48, B for 58; 9 for 123 58; 10 for 65.
Bowling Analysis
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 6; 2 for 8; 3 for 15; 4 for 16: 5 for B. Baker 40, 6 for 84; 1 for 59; 8 for 88: T. Hunter 9 for 103, 10 for 123.
- Bowling. "AuxiyKİS
ATCull Rumahn
Abbas
Bakar
Tecall
A.E. Carey
424 014
5 :1
Polies
OM RW. T. R. Hunter b Broph 13 2 34 4WE Meadows b Book
821 374 W. L. Clark b Castil 2.
0H.Danbrowsky, b Snook. 20. E Alexander b Bapok IOTA. E. Cazer b Castl
TH. Loughlin-b Castil
0:11 7:10:21.
N. W. Low, b Cripps.
T. C. Neob, b Barry
60
9. B. Izatt, not out
5
Extra (B2)
9. A. Ismail, & Youngsaye, b scored one goal each ca.
Lee ...... CHINESE POLICE-RAILWAY
A. H. Madar, The Chinese Folice overwhelmed A. R. Minu, b Souza
33
Total
at
27.
Fall of the wickets: 1 for 6; 2
A. Bakar, e Hung, b Lan
6 for 18: 7 for 18; 8 for 16; 9 for 24
themselves to be true and capable representatives of the Colony,
Teamwork was the outstanding feature of the Interporters' play and in this respect the forward!
the Railway in their Third Div-F. D. Pereira,e and a Hamson 10 for 12: 3 for 13; & for 13: 5 for 17; lae showed time and again com-
In a second division encounter alon soccer match at Howloon yes M. el Arcolll, d Hamson bination that sugurs well for the Colony in the coming match in on Saturday the Club easily deterday afternoon, scoring nine M. P. Madar, not out Shanghal. Lee Wal Toug was in teated the Radio to the tune of 4 goals without reply
Kong Bing, netted three souls in subdued mood though his shoot goals to one.
The Club opened their score the first 10 minutes and Lee Kam ing was as deadly as ever. The right wing combination found Leonard from Gilchrist who converted a added two more before, the inter- somewhat wanting in the begin-free 'ck from just outside the val Kong Hing (2), Fan Kwal ning but he soon settled down, and penalty area. The Club went tur-Teo (2) added the remaining four ha and B. Gosano indulged in ther ahead when Lammert.. re- goals.
...
Fall of the wick
N. K. Razee, b Bonza
Extras (B8, LE2)
Total (To wkts. dec.) 169
for 21 for 11
10
2, for 98; 3. for 106;
for 138: 6 for 162; 7.for 159.
10 for 34..
Bowling
Dale Day..... Cripps in 5 Coleridge Barry
2. 1.B.C. 2nd XI
H T. Barma, not out .......
J. 6." A. Curzeen, b Lam
A. R. Sumad, Lbw b Lam
Analysİyan
M. Alzal, cand b Lam ME, W, A M. Rumjan, b Lam 3. M. et Arenill, not out 84 10
Extras (LES W1)
Total (ton. 5 whis).
G Carruthers b Brook ..... LWagland hit wit., b Castil LOakley not cut
B. Baker c Westward b Apps Cd Extras (B3)
Total
the
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