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off Edwords, and two fours. Lieut goalie. From a breakaway Cargill 37th ANNUAL AL FRESCO Col. Humphry had five fours to his put in the third for the Police, this credit. The others made very" poor
stands before Bird's bowling and the final whistle.
Wu Pak-fook, & Samy-
Extras
18
LEAGUE CRICKET.
Total
C.CC. BEAT H.K.CC.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R -10.4 3 -24
W.
"I
were got out cheaply,
......17 -10
57
4
The scores were
1 37
CIVIL SERVICE.
4
15
UNIVERSITY.
Samy Hongkong Cricket Clab were at Yeon .....
Hunt home to the. Craigengower CC, on
Saturday afternoon in a league match Pan which resulted in a win for the
visitors by four wickets. Only nine H.C. Huat, b Ching........ of the Craigengower players batted. T. Pun, Low. Ching- and seven contributed double figures T.
Cheah, b Ching...
to a score of 182, at which figure the: innings was declared closed for seven D. K. Samy, not out.....
T. E. Yech, not out........................... wickets.
Lawrence contributed ai
well compiled half century which won for him much applause. The Clubj replied feebly with only 86 runs, of
the which Farthing was
chief!
contributor with 13: Drake secured -seven wickets for 34 runs.
The scores were:-
CRAIGENGOWER.
S Jex. c. Paravicini, b McNichol 10
W. E. Asger, c MeNichol, b Dance
B. W. Bradbury, c B. Blaker, b
Dance.....
F. G. Thompson, c and b Grimble 36 L. Lawrence, e Farthing, b Sauyer 50
I
G. H. Piercy, b Hollands.
F. J.de Rome, c Rhodes, b Kennett 22 R. C. Witchell, ran out
2A. E. Wood Filmer, b Holland 6C. Hake, b Kennett 3R.EO. Bird, not cat............. 67P. T. Lamble, not out 28
Extras...
Extras......*** 19
Total (for 3 wickets) ...115
R. W. Barney, K. S. Cheah, K. E Mogra, F. Baker, M. K. Yue and C. H. Yeoh did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
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16
t.
score ruling when Mr. Walls bew
WILTS, Y. CLUB.
The Club were down to win on Saturday, but they reckoned with rat 20 game right through, finishing winners their guests, who put up a splendid
by the odd goal in 3. McTavish, just back from Home furlough, turned out at inside left for the Club, hat was rather out of form, also having the disadvantage of playing with a game leg."
7
Total (for 6 wickets, declared)...156
Chipchase, Strange, Tacchi, and Edmonds did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Kennett 0. M. R. Hollands. 111 28 0 Rhodes 10 1 38 3 Haynes
3 0-21 0 Carter.... 4 0 19 0
1
Lee
Ching.......
11
Un Hew-fan
Sin Man-ping-
R. Basa, c Dance, b Farthing. 11-
L. E. Lammert, not out
241
RG.A. DEFEAT IR.C
W. Grimmett, b Dance
23
0
. W. Hall, not out
:
Extras......
Total (for 7 wickets, declared)
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M.
Farthing
18 5
R. 51
MENichol
10
1 34
Paravicini
3
0
15
Sauyer. A
0
27
Grimble........
0
25
Dance.........
2
C
14
*--Bowled a wide."
+-Bowled 4 wides.
HONGKONG C.R.
LM. Whyte, b Drake....
L. G. Davies, c Grimmett, b Lam-
mert
D. Lyon Brown, b Lammert
B. Q. Blaker, b Drake
T. Grimble,'b Drake
R. A. Sauser, e Jex, b Grimmett
F. T. Dance, not out
P. G. Paravicini, st. Jex, b. Drake
D. McNichoil, b Drake.....
F. H. Farthing, Bradbury, b
Drake......
C. Blaker, b Drake
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
This match, which was played on
0. R. W 16 5 58 Z .........17 1 61 2 5 1 18 0 2 0 10 0 1 0 90
STAFFS.
Staff Serg Marsh, Lb.wb Bird- Corpl. Rhodes, c Chipchase, b
· Edmonds
LA. Franks, e Wood, b Bird L-COL Greer, b Bird
Bdr. Kennett, b Bird
Col. Humphry, not out. Sergt. Hollands, c and b Bird. Staff Sergt. Long, e Lamble Corpl. Filmer, not out.
16 the Indian ground, had a very excitCapt. Carte, b Bird...
ing finish, which gave victory to the 182 R.G.A. by the narrow margin of one run. The Indians started very well with A. A. Rumjzbn and S. H. Ismail w.batting first." These two put in 37 partnership which brought the score 1 to 64 before "both succumbed: The 0* others who followed "went out in
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quick succession, 3 for 76, 4 for 76,
5 for 86, 6 for 86,7 for 87, 8-for 87, 9 for 93, and 10 for 93, which figure the innings was closed. Both Baker and Davis had very good bowling averages, each getting two wickets in one over. The. R.G.A., with 94 runs to get to win, started very badly, losing one wicket for two 11 runs, 2 for 18, 3 for 44, 4. for 48 and 5 for 50. When Capt. Davies 7 joined Capt. Olliver, the rot was suc- 5cessfully stoppled. The latter hit
0
Ismail for six once, while the former
2 hit five fours. These two added 19
10 runs to their side's score before the
partnership was broken. The other
Extras
......
just failed to break through, and the The Club kicked off. Sandberg Wilts, getting away, Amor was robbed by Gerrard, who feeding Riis, enabled that player to pot in a good centre, which Sandberg foozled. The ball again went to the Club left wing, but another centre weat begging and the Wilts, having a go at the Club goal. Lucas drove behind. From a number of beautiful centres from Riis the Club's left wing Sandberg seized an oppor Otunity to score, putting the ball well 23 past the goalie into the net. Play 9after this was marred by a series of 0 offsides, both teams playing the one 7 back game. Each side had a fair 27 share of the play. The Club led by
0 one goal at half time.
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The Wilts went away on the re- I start determined to score, and after 4forcing a corner Swanmore put the -----Wilts level. Still pressing hard, the 93 Wüts soon after beat the Club goalie
Total (for 8 wickets)
Sergi Major Haynes did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0: M. R.
Edmoods
Bird....... De Rome Witchell Lamble....
92 37
12 6 27
again, Swanmore doing the trick. The Club were playing without McTavish, who bere had to leave the field, and the Club forwards could 1not get away after this, the Wilts 6 pressing hard till the end of the of game.
3 0 12 2 0 10 2 0 3 1
Di
LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
batsmen who followed did not stay "Tamar" long, but managed just to compile Police....
FIRST DIVISION.
2. S. China
3 Kowloon
2 Club...
13
15
12
the required number of runs. They Wilts
87
went out 6 for 69, 7 for 77, 8 for 81 RG.A. ................. 1. “Ambrose" and 9 for 85, and then with the last
D. M. R. W
Lammert............10 2 34
Drake...ezas
OWN?
.12.3 3
Grimmett.................. “3
-One wide
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Mr. Jones was referee.
R.G.A. v *Ambrose."
This match was played on the Sookumpoo ground, and a very even: ly "contested match ended in a win' for the Gunners.who scored the only goal in the match. The play in the 5-st half was very much in favour of ...the R.G.A. who should have scored 1 more than once-but their forwards
shot badly and in the second half,; the saund play of Savage at centre half for the "Ambrose" gave the Navy forwards, a chance, they, how. ever, nor being able to do any thing in the way of goal getting.
0
Both in the First and Sedend man in, it looked as if it was the Division matches on Saturday the Indians game, but Gunner Chant football prophets failed to forecast kept his end up, leaving Liest correctly, with the exception of the Graham to make the runs, and the R.GA. v "Ambrose" match in the latter playing very carefully amid rst, and Kowloon v Indians in the rense exictement, hit a single off second Division. Ismail and two fours off Earde, and carried his side's score over the Indians' total. Chant then faced
Tamar S. China' The delay in the sailing of the Ismail's bowling, but succumbed to team than was anticipated, Graydon "Atreus" gave the "Tamar" a stronger the first ball For the Indians, Earde who sails for Home today, turning had the good average of 4 wickets out for them for the last time. Play. for 20 runs while Ismail as a change ing with great combination and using bowler was successful in spite of their weight to advantage the sailors Davies's six. He got three wickets proved too good for the nimble Chin for 11 runs.
L. D.
F.
Kowloon.................. 2
1
1
Craigengower
1
3
University .................... 1
D
0
1 1 The scores were:
Staffa ...
0
1
LR.C
Hongkong C.C... 1
1
0 DA. A. Rumjahn, b Baker.............
S. H. Ismail, b Davies
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G. C. Exrde, b Davies
A. H. Rumjahu, c Graham, b Baker
S.K. Baksh, b Baker ..........
ese players who went down to defeat fighting bard to the last.
The match was on Navy A ground,
38 Mr. Cheesely being referee. The gate 22 more than rivalled that of the Club
10. Wilts match-the Chinese always
4 draw a good crowd.
S. A. Ismail, e Graham, b Davies 13
S. D. Ismail, b Davies ..........................
Kicking off, the Athletic were away
SECOND DIVISION. -
St. Joseph's... 6. Punjabla... 0 Kowloon 5 Indians
Oilers..... 2 Athletic R.G.A 2 Recreio United..... 2. Club...
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.93
Extras
Total
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7 1
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27
5.
165
the Chinese R.C. at Causeway Bay D. Weerapuli, not out on Saturday afternoon when a very. J. Stiva, 5 Davies. close friendly cricket match, was played. The match resulted in a draw, the "Varsity having an incomplete innings of 115 for three wickets. A good feature of the match was the batting of Un Hew- fan, whose contribution of 39 to bis side included seven boundaries. Graham... 8
Olliver......
0 30 In his BCOTE of 22.
G. Lee
Baker 9 hit four fours, and Lo Man-pan (17) three. The last named pair Bowled a wide.
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Capt. Oliver, b Earde. 30 for 146 runs. The University start L Chester, c S. H. Ismail, b ́ed rather badly, losing three wickets Weerapoli............. for 19 runs. Then Sainy and Cheah Major Bagnall, b Weerapuli started a partnership which was Gur. Pomfret, b A. A. Ramjaha... unbreakable, and lasted until very Bdr. Baker, S. H. Ismail, b Earde -near the close of the match when Capt. Davies, c S. D. Ismail, b
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- The scores were:—
C.R.C.
Lo Man-pan, b.Yeoh ..................inai. 17
·G. Lee, «Samy, b. Yeah..................ma 22 Wei Leesan, c Mogra, b Hunt ... ↑ 1 "Un Hew-fan é Samy, b Yeohi........... 39
Sin Man-ping b Hunt-meme. H. Ching, Lb-w. Hunt:......................
J. Wang, C. Birney, b Yeah-
Lai Kuen, b Pun
Hung Manto, not out
i S: EL. Ismail ****
Lt. Thornton, b Earde...
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Total....................... 94 POLICE v. KOWLOON.
Lt. Graham, not out
Gnt. Chant, b S. FL. Ismail
Extras...4)
6 Eazde
Bowling
5 Weerapulis mum:12] A. A. Romjahn,,.
S. H. Ismail...
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