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TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1932.
KOWLOON RECOVER.
DEFEAT H.K. CLUB AFTER
A FOLLOW-ON.
Kowloon made a great recovery in their match against the Hongkong Cricket Club whon the game was re- sumed yesterday, and raised their ncoro from 136 runs (for 0 wickets) to 174.
J. C. Lyall and G. C. Burnett_con- tinsel their innings, and both bats men enterod the twenties. Beck bowled bent for the Club, taking 7 wickets for #0 runs.
Kowloon, however, could not save the follow-on, but when they went in to bat a second time totalled runa. F. Madar and E. P. Fincher each got 50, and Mackay 24. L. Hamilton took 0 wickets for 05.
When the Club went in to bat with 110 runs needed for victory, they found Burnett in dendly form with the ball, and were all dismissed for 08. Ride alone did anything of nute, malig 12 nol out. Burnett took wickets for 44.
Tful neores follow:
Hongkong CC. IxL Innings. Fuckit, h Burneti
J. 1. Richardson, by Bargelt
1. T. Hide, b Madar
G. H. ayer, b Lyal
A
familton, c & b Mudar
K. H. Nelfiths, lb,w., b Lyal,
I en Hughes, e Madar,
fit
E, J
Mitchell not out
A. C. Cork, b Goodwin
A. Rat. Hunter, b Lynl
40
11
10
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D. Mellan. nt. Hunter, h Lyni 11
! tran (B1 NB2) ...
Talai
$77
Pall of the wickets: for 5. 2 for 47, 3 for 70, 4 for 84, 6 for 87, 6 for 124, 7 for 172, N for 221, 9 for 254.
[ M K. W.
Bowling Analysis.
2-12 Lyal
1 74
20.7
Maser
19
6%
Goodwin
O Ab
Sunith
+1
"
17
EX
bowled two no bails.
Kowloon CC. 1st Inninga.
F. C. Fincher, I. I. W., b Beck .
1 McLellan
E. P. Pincher, run out
P. Madar, e Reid, Beck
1. C. Lyal, run out..
13
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SEMI-FINALISTS THIS
WEEK.
CONCLUDING STAGES OF OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
last
This week should And the thres places in the semi-final stage of the singles tennis chanipionship verupied. M. W. Lo has already reached the Inst four and meets the winner of the Ruminhn-Cambhoy tie, while in the lower half E. C. Fincher and T. Honda should qualify. The complete programme for the next four days la appendect:
TO-DAY'S. PROGRAMME. Open Singlen.
T. Hondu v Ng Sze-cheang.
Club Championship.
A. L. Sullivan v J. Valentine.
Handicap Singles "1." Ferguson v Cleland. McBride v Williama, Wand Clarabut.
Handicap Daubles,
Rabb and Bryden v Sewell and Wright.
Lecky and Waite v Fox and Stabb.
y James and Barton and Bradley McKay.
Handicap Mixed Doubles. Redmond and Mrs. James v Mr. and Mrs. Mackin.
WEDNESDAY,
Open Dankies.
Fincher and Goldman v Barros and Remedion.
Hemcap Singles "A". Den Hughes v Harkins,
Handicap Singles "B". Wilson Ferguson or Clelandi. Becky Nigel.
Wood or Clarabuit v Clark". Gordon Robb.
Handicap Doubles,
and
Ride and Harkins v Barton Bradley or Jaires and McKay.
Redmond and Forster v Tufton and MacDougall,
Lampard and Clarke v Valentines,
Handicap Mixed Doubles.
Col, and Mrs. Leeky v Palmer and
1 Stevenson.
THURSDAY.
8. A. Rumjahn
Cassuabbery.
Open Singles,
Y
J. A.
E.
Open Doubles.
Ho Ka-lau aud Yew Man-kit v Lee
13 | Wai-tong and Lak Ding-chrong,
N. A. Murkay, e Owen Hughes,
P. S. W. Smith, e Richardson, la
Beck
0
24
6. Burnett, e Griffiths, Beck, 27
仆
0
0
27
174
F. Goodwin, e & Beck
J. Hunter, L. B. W., Hork
G. A. White, not out
A. Howe, Beck
Extras
Total
Fail uf wickeln.--1/2, 2/57, 3/102, 4/120, 5/12), 6/120, 7/156, 8/167. 9/170, 10/174.
Howling Analysis.
Reck.
0. M FL. w 20,5 3 36 7
Owen Hughes. A. Rekl
39
RG
A. C. Hamilton McLella
1K
*
20
1
Durkh
4 * 13
Kowloon C,C, 2nd. Innings.
E. C. Fincher, & Reid-
P. Madar, &b Lamilton
Cab Championship;
Sullivan or Valentine y Harkin.
Redmond v Humphreys.
Handicap Singles "B."
Lampard v Robb or Gordon.
Jenson McBride or Williams,
Handicap Doubles,
Worrell and Stork v T. J. and E. K. Price,
Paley and Montgomery v Lecky and While or Fox and Stabb,
Handicap Mixed Doubles,
Mr. and Mrs. Wood or Griable and Miss R. Hunenek v Mr. and Mrs. Stubb or Railton and Stafford Smith,
FRIDAY.
Open Bingles.
E. C. Fincher v Ho Kn-Inu.
Open Doubles.
Mira.
S. A. and II. D. Rumjahn v Chiu And Hung.
Club Championship. Tufton ++ Sullivan, Videntine
Handicap Doubles.
Mackie and Mayhew v Humphries
Handicap Mixed Doubles.
11
J. C. Lyal, e Dwen Hughes, b Berk
9 Harkins,
66
Handiena Singirs "A".
E. F. Fincher, e Owen Hughes,
Hamilton
Waite Bowker,
54
N. A. E. Mackay, c Beck, b Me-
Lelan
24
and Blaker.
16
Harton and Miss Hallifax
+
R.
7 Hancock and Miss Huncpck.
N
B
Col. and Mrs. Lecky or Palmer and Misa Stevenson v Segalen and Mrs. Brown.
F. S. W. Smith, e Richardson, b
McLellan
G. C. Burnett, Grinth,
Hamilton
F. Goodwin, e Ride, b Hamilton
A. Howe, b Hamilton
J. Hunter, Hamilton
G. A. White, not out
Extras
Total
4
229
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
W.
A. C. Hamik.
22.1
65
13 4 32
Heil
" 23
McLellan
22
2
Beck
Owen linghet Duckitt
CANES
Hongkong C.C. 2nd. Innlugs.
J. E. Richardson, & Smith, b Bur-
nett
G. R. Snyer, b Goodwin
5. J. R. Mitelull, Howe,
Burnett...
L. T. Rile, not out
A. C. Hamilton, e E. F. Fincher,
1 Burnett.
A. C. Beck, b Burnett
Owen Hughes, L. B. W., b Burnett
E. R. Duckitt, b Goodwin
R. II. Griffiths, I., B. W., b Good-
wia
A. Reid, L. B. W., Burnett
D. McLellan, b Goodwin
Extras
Total
6
Fall of wickets-1/0, 2/18, 3/27, 4/42, 6/64, 6/70, 7/83, 8/91, 9/95, 10/08.
Bowling Analysis.
0. MI.
W.
Goodwin Burnett Lyal
8.2 2
24
4
4.4
0
24
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