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K.C.C. JUNIORS BRING OFF "DOUBLE" IN WIN OVER CRAIGENGOWER
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Champions Fully Extended: Astonishingly Weak Batting
BY BARNABAS
The Kowloon C.C, Juniors won the 'Second Division Cham- pionship as the result of their win last Saturday over Craigen- gower, They have thus brought off the "double," their seniors having won the First Division title on the Saturday before when they beat the Civil Servants. This is the second occasion on which they have accomplished the feat of winning both Division titles, their first being as far away as the 1921-1922
season.
The Kowloon C.C.-Craigengower match last Saturday at Coxs Road revealed an astonishing weakness in batting ou" the part of the Champions,
I hope this does not sound as if
had been bowling consistently well
I mean to detract from the per- all along. but had not till then formance of the Omar brothers, met with any success. Archie who really bowled splendidly. But Hung. who was batting delight- any side allegedly as strongfully at this stage, was joined by as the Kowloon C.C, should have Joe Leonard and together they put had no difficulty in accomplishing up the biggest partnership of the the task of scoring 96 runs to win.match which produced 33 runs be- As it was, the Champlons had to struggle for every run and though they won by two wickets it was touch and go all along from the moment Kenneth Baxter lost his wicket Craigengower might even have won if Norman Broadbridge had not been responsible for a Brave fielding error at a critical stage towards the end of the game when he put a dolly catch off, Curtis on the floor.
GENERAL
In the above picture may be seen Sir Atholl MacGregor supervising the draw in the Monster Raffle on Thursday.-(Sun Ying Ming Studio).
fore Archle Hung stepped in front of a straight one from Fenton and was given out. He had scored 35 Omars giving of their best at this runs after an hour's batting and stage.
X.C.C. prospects for the Craigengower's total,stood at 75. Were none too bright. Goodban, Leonard did not survive him long however, brought a ray of hope as he was bowled by Taylor four when, together with Baxter who later for 15. UM Omar was well was batting dourly, he helped to stumped by Brokenshire for 9 runs put on 26 invaluable runs on the when he attempted A big drive board before he fell victim to U.M, and missed. When Omar went Omar. out Craigengower had 97 runs on the board for the loss of 7 wickets. The last three wickets. fell in quick succession and Craigengower were all out for 95.
K.C.C. INNINGS
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S.A. Gray, who came in next, did not stay long as he was well caught by AM. "Omar at slips for
runs
the on
RACING RESULTS
Continued from Page 2
Tropical Love. 140 (Chiu K1 Fan).
9. Starters.
Win. Place 194 256
Time: 1:11.2
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $27,80,
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1941.
Places: $7.50, $8.30, $17.80.
Also ran:-Cocklerol. 142 (K. Ip); Graceful View, 147 (H. Pih); Maple Star. 138 (H. J. Rearne).
Sylvandale Destroyed
Sylvandale, a 1935 China pony griffin, owned by Mr. T. H Potts, was destroyed on Sunday
Ing. The pony sustained a frac-.
100%
C.
tured pelvis when it fell outside
A
the paddock during the running of the Taiwan Bay Handicap on Saturday.
Betting
Iron. Belle
King's Welcome ... 2,605 2.345" Man-O'-War
2,566 -1,586 National Reform
28 B0 Ratio Decidendi.
571 523
6 Starters.
Riverside
377
480
Betting
Subpoena
# 26
Tropical Love
164
153
Cockierol
Vanguard
218
182
Graceful View
Win. Place
419 2,283 1,161
460
11. Coolgardie Stakes, 2nd Section From the Two Mile Post Once Round & In (About 1 Mile 171 Yards)
Maple Star .....
630 418
National Courage
1,389
963
stakes money.
Sea Jay
233 183
3,709 1,810
Mr. Wayfoong's Wayworth, 143 ibs. (Mr. R. M. Wood) Mr. C. H. Chan's Bugle, 147
lbs. (Mr. F. Y. T. Well 2 Mr. YL.'s Bendigo, 144 lbs.
(Mr. S. W. Pan) 3 Won by 3 lengths, 2, lengths be- tween second and third.
Time: 1.58.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $40.10.
Places: $11.10, $7.40, $10.90. Also ran:-Angel of Glory. 150 lbs. (L B. Chao); Archber, 142 (C. L. Gregory); Corriedoo, 148, (V. V. A.R.P. SHELTERS
Needa); Harmony Star. 137 (S., W. UTILISED AS Lee); Seal River, 144 (D. Black); Sports Lady, 137 (F. A. Sequeira); MARKET STALLS The Hawk, 142 (S. L Yuen); Trade wind, 150 (P. P. Botelho); Vigor, With their Iron gates already
137 (R. K. C. Chlu), removed by thieves.
certain air 12 Starters. ruid. pen-shelters are being utilised by Chinese hawkers as market stalls.
Early in the morning and when
a blob when the K.C.C. had 67 rain prevents their hawking in board Fourthe streets, vendors adjourn to runs later Baxter was given out nearby Den shelters and there leg before to AM. Omar. He had exhibit goods for sale. scored 29 runs after having been
at the wicket for more than
one
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ball he received to the boundary,
- Archber
Bendigo Bugle
Carriedoo Harmony Star Seal River Sports Lady The Hawk Trade Wind Vigor
Vis Major
CASH SWEEPS
Race One
No. 545
No. 2801
$1,235.85 359.10
No. 1430
176.55
Mr. G. W. Cooper, the novice Jockey, who took Sylvandale out In this event, was thrown but fortunately sustained
Injury. To the end of the 1940 season Sylvandale had
won
110
$6.725
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 3420, 1098,
4200, 2033 get $50 each.
Race' Seven
No, 3067
No. 4367
$1,936.20 553.20
No. 4302
278.60.
Unplaced Tickets Nos 432, 781,
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 409, 1783,447. 2454, 689, 966, 2690, 1655, 774. 1941, 624, 3026, 778, 383, 2923 get 3262 get $50 each. $50 each.
No. 2326 No. 316 No. 1430
Race Two
$1,409.80
402.80
201,40
Unplaced Tickets. Nos. 3305, 832, 3456, 2803, 4315, 3862, 3234 get $50 1541, 1586, 752, 3147, 1758, 1575 get $50 each.
Race Three.
Race Eight
No. 1889
$2,041.20
No. 3720
.583.20
No. 624
.291.60
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 3315, 3504,
each, f
Race Nine
No. 2523
$2,070.60
$941.18* 941.18*
No. 329
591.60
No. 3197
295.80
209.15
1
1831, 2454, 538, 480, 2772, 419, "67 get $50 each.
*Dead Heat.
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 1629, 547. 2491, 3178, 2323, 2445, 870, 2801, 2341, 2082 get $50 each:
No. 2907
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 279. 1986.
Unplaced Tickets Nos 988, 2681
Race Ton
No. 4089
$2,125.90 No. 3287.... .... 607.40 No. 1994
203,50 Unplaced Tickets Nos, 1716, 4280, 640, 2416, 3350, 1581 get $50 each.
Race Eleven
No. 2241
No. 2017............ 299.35 Unplaced Tickets Nos. 4332, 1229, 1834, 2656, 1040, 2323, 4028, 3412, 4673 get $50 each.
Race Twelve
No. 2757
Betting
No. 2463
Win. Place
No. 2989
Angel of Glory
690
691
35
72.
1,320 744
2,217 1,860 1,806 » 373 11 43 1,694 1,414 3 19
Race Four
No. 18
$1,604.05
No. 2076
458.30
194 243
229.15
27
61
3 15
Wayworth
951 714
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 1467, 3302, 2208, 983, 530, 2558 get $50 each.
Race Five
No. 1276
12.
Cabramatta Handicap, 2nd Sec.
"C" Class, 6 Furlongs
No. 4153
No. 3927
$2,017.40 576:40
No. 4150
288.20
get $50 each;
2
No. 3428
Race Str
No. 1325
No. 3787 No. 2325
$2,046.80
No. 4670
Na 589 .....
584.80 292,40
3170 get $100 each.
3.A. Gray, the K.C.C. skipper, won the toss and elected to field first. Cralgengower opened with Archie Hung and Norman Broad- bridge to the bowling of Frank Goodwin and Willie Hung. Good- win was somewhat erratic. and At 3.45 pm, the K.C.C. sent out provided Arcble Hung with plenty W. Rapley and Kenneth Baxter to of opportunities of scoring to leg. open their innings to the bowling and a half hours. He had surviv- However, when both batsmen ap-of AM, and U.M.
Omar. Both ed a very confident appeal for peared set. Goodwin broke through bowlers striking length im- catch behind the sticks by Archie he put up an easy catch to Nor- Broadbridge's defence and bowled mediately the two batsmen could Hung when the K.C.C. score was man Broadbridge at mid-off which him for eight runs. Arthur Ham- not afford to take chances and at 43. With the score at 80, RJ the "felder falled to hold on to son, who came in next and who consequently rung came slowly. Fenton was bowled by U.M. Omar This error probably cost Craigen- batted with confidence. also went With the K.C.C. score at 22, how out in a like manner.
gower the game and the Cham- Mr. Why's National Courage, 152, ever, Rapley was bowled by the
pionship. Curtis was eventually... younger Omar for 11 runs. Then
lbs. (Mr. H. S. Chang) 1 TWO QUICK WICKETS
caught and bowled by A.M, Omar Lee Bros.' Vis Major, 152 lbs. two wickets (those of Tommy Craigengower had now lost two Madar and Willie
When E, Curtis came in ECC for 9 when KC.C. had, scored 91. Hung) feil needed 16 runs to win with three Taylor and Brokenshire then hit Mr. S. T. Williamsoh's Sea Jay, (Mr. L. B. Chao) wickels for 35 runs. Tommy Locke quickly to U.M. Omar and the wickets in hand and excitement.at off the required five runs to win. and Edward Lee provided two K.C.C. had 37 on the board, for the this stage of the game naturally Soon after this the latter was Won by 4 lengths, 2 lengths be- 145 lbs...(Mr. C. L. Gregory) 3; quick wickets for Willie Hung was loss of 3 wickets. With the two ran high. After sending the first caught by A.M. Omar..
tween second, and third.
for 9,
.
16 RUNS NEEDED...
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$2,095.45 598.70
$4.610.90 1,317.40
658,70
Unplaced Tickets Nos. 3363; 1786,
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