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CRAIGENGOWER DEFEAT THE
VOLUNTEERS
E.C. Fincher Hits Up 68 Runs
"
In an all-day friendly cricket match played at Happy Valley yesterday, Craigengower Cricket Club defeated the Volunteers by four wickets.
Of the Volunteers' total of 161, E. C. Fincher basted well for. 68 and with Perry (21) was respon- sible for a fourth wicket stand of 61.
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For Cilgengower, F. R. Zim- miern scored 51 and with Rapley (27) realised 66 runs for the fourth wicket.
Scores:
VOLUNTEERS
R. H. Griffiths, e Esmail, b F
R. Zimmern
R. M. M. King. c Esmail, E
Souza
Saturday's Cricket
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Saturday's cricket produced a few games of more than average interest, the best match being probably that between the Indian Re- creation Club, co-holders of the Senior Shield, and Club de Recreio. played at Sookunpoo.
Following the defeat the Indians had sustained at the hands of the Portuguese side at the beginning of the season, it had been anti- cipated in some quarters that the return friendly match would peter out into "a" draw ir sem!-darkness,"
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-- JUNIOR GAMES Kowloon C.C beat Civil Service
This did look likely at one time, Kowloon C.C. drew with Civil 179 for but A.R. Minu, who bowled very Service | C.C.:—Kowloon well throughout, took the last 7 decl. (D. Anderson 87, E. F. two wickets in the last over of the | Fincher 83), Civil Service 120 for day to give his side the victory. 7. (J. E Richardson 55 not out).
The IRC. started very badly and had four wickets down cheaply. 13 but A.H. Madar, going in a little
later than usual, batted excellent ly. took the principal part in a fifth-wicket stand of over 50 runs. and laid the foundation for a satisfactory score.
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A. E. Perry, c A. Zimmern, b F.
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Zimmern
D. O, Parsons, 1.b.w. b'Ismail..... K. M. Baxter, b Ismall
A. C. Beck, not'out
F. A. Dunnett, c F. R. "Zim-
mem, b Ismail
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
F. R. Zimmern Souza
A K. Ismall Lim
68
21
Donald Anderson, acting, Kow
41 loon C.C. skipper, went in to bat in
17
181
0. M. R. W.
17 3 40
5
13 2 43
1
16 2 45
2
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19.
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A. R. H. Esmail 2 1
CRAIGENGOWER
D Hung, cand b Baxter
A. R. H. Esmail, b Beck
F. R Zimmern, e Parsons, b
Dunnett
E. Zimmern, e Soares, b King
his rightful and proper place of 7 No. 1 against Civil Service, and came off at once with a score of 2 87, which included 15 boundaries. For the C.S. "Dicky" Richardson carried his bat for 55, the match being left drawn.
SCORES
Club Hongkong Cricket
drew with the Army at Chater Road:- Club 185 for nine wkts: deci. (J. Pearce 35, G Longfield 38; Army 125 for 5 (Capt. Godby 32. Lt. Weedon, 24).
Craigengower beat Royal Navy
by one wicket at the Valley. Navy 105 (Brownrigg 26, Whitmarsh 20. F. Zimmern 4 for 20); C.C.C. 118
W. Rapley 41. Paxton 4 for 42, Firth 4 for 19).
Indians beat Recreio by 51 runs
8
5
at Sookunpoo:-IR.C. 154 (AH; Madar 31, M, el Arculli 26 not out,
51
18
W. L. Rapley, Lb.w. b McKenzie · 77
G. Souza, c Fincher, b King...
33
H. P. Lim, ¢ King, b Griffiths 18
A. Zimmern retired
K. H. Shroff, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts.)
108 runs:-K.C.C. 188 for 4 decl. (W.L. McKenzie 71 not out. S.A. Gray 64), C.S. (80 J.S. Luke 6 for 19).
Cralgengower drew with Royal Navy:-Navy 108 for 8 decl. (Page 36 not out). C.C.C. 90 for 9.
Recreto drew with the Indians: -Recreto 119 HM. Xavier 45 not out. R. Soures 35. FA Curreem 5 for 10), I.R.C. 86 for 9 (H. Barma 32, A.K. Minu 36).
At Pokfulam, Hongkong Uni- versity and Central British School played a drawn match. T. Sulter's 79 out of 174 included a five and 10 boundaries.
CB.S.: 174 (T. Sulter 79. G. Stone 33. N. Smith 15. R. Singh 5 for 81. K L Ng 3 for 53).
University: 118 for 7 (K. E. Tam 52. N. Smith 3 for 48, P. Street 2 for 3).
At Happy Valley, Diocesan Boys' School beat Police R.C. by one wicket.
Police RIC.:-54 (A. E. Carey 15; D. Crary 4 for 25, 6. K. Cheung 6 for 19):
D.B.S.-57
(D.
KM. Rumjahn 13). Recreio 103 Whitfield 16. T. Chin Parts 6 not Minu 7 for 50, M. el Arculli 3 for out: C. Pope 5 for 30, B.G. Baker
29)
39
10
LOCAL YACHTING
42
251
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Bowling Analysis
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Beck
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23
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AVY OVERWHELMED Army in
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"E" CLASS
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The Navy won by eight wickets. Scores:-
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Askwith opened scoring in the first Ave minute of play. Lewis scored twice and Ogle once be- fore half, time. Ellott convert- ed three kicks. bringing the store at half time to 18 points to !!! in favour of Navy.
MORE SCORING
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At the resumption Askwith scored again. to
increased the lead Lewis. Askwith and Wal- Įters each scored a try, with Elliott kicking. The final score being 32 points to nil
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Army:L/Sgt. Marshall (R. Scots); 72/Lt. Chiverall (Middlesex); Lt. Gudgeon (Middlesex), Spr. Walte (F.E.) and Cpl. Fratt (R.A.O.C.); Lt. Gibson, (R. Scots) and Pte. Leach (R.A.O.C.); Pte. Richard son (R. Scots), Spr. Pike (R.E.), 2/Lt. Cuthbertson (R. Scots); tar. Evans (5th A.A. Bde. RA.), Spr. Appely (R.E.): L/Sérgt. Page (5th A.A. Bde, R.A.), Lt. Crawford · (R.C. Bignals) and The programme is as follows:—
Pte. Berry (Middlesex). FIRST DAY (11 A.M.)
SECOND DAY' (10.10 'A.M.).
Royal Navy! A B. MEN'S EVENTS -100 metres MEN'S EVENTS:-200
Walters metres (Eagle); Lieut (heats), 110 metres high hurdles (finals), 1,500 metres (finals), long way); Lleut. petion (Med- | Bwatów and Tientsin” (heats), 800 metres (heats), jump (anals), 400 metres (heats), way), ' -P. - O. Askwith (Dainty), | Swatow, Amoy and Foochow throwing the javelin (finals), 100 pole vault, 110 metres high hur-Lieut. (E). Lewis » (Birmingham); metres (semi-finals), 400 metres) dles, 400 metres low hurdles, 400 Lieut. Billot (Capt.) (Eagle); low hurdles Cheats), 200 metres metres, 100 metres, throwing dis-Lieut. Talbot (Medway); ・A B. (heats), hop, step and jump sus, 800 metres, high jump, 400 Thatcher (Eagle); 'Mr. Wither- (Anals), shot put (finals), 1,600 metres relay (all finals).
don (Duncan); Log. Ben, Ro- metres relay (finiais), 10,000 metres WOMEN'S EVENTS:--100 metres mans (Eagle), Sub; Lt. (A). Hain (finals).
(heats), throwing discus, 50 (Eagle); Lieut. Boddington WOMEN'S, EVENTS-50 metres metres, 400 metres, 80 metres low (Eagle); Lieut. Ogle (Medway'), (heats), throwing baseball (finals), Į hurdles, 100 metres, long jump, 400 Lieut. Mamers (Birmingham); shot put (finals).
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Lieut. Anderson. "(Medway)..
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