MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1925.
LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET.
HOW THE CLUB'S FARED ON Arthur
SATURDAY.
FEATURES AT A GLANCE.
THE CHINA MAIL.
F. H. Holdman and E B Read!
did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS..
budin, b Rumjahn, **** Bd. N. Page, b Balhatchet, Capt. Bennet, c Rumjahn, ba
Balhatchet
o Lt. Smith, b Rumjahn..
6 Sgt. Gifford, st. Ponsonby,
Fane, b Balhatchet
M I.
w¡Cantrell
0. M ..IS
R. W.
41
Walker Young
4 8
38
8 Hargreaves.........15
SI
4
27
2 Osborne in
33
2 0 11
0 Hussey STE
Hayward Pearce
1.0
0
80
Matthews Humphreys
0
07
17 11
0 1
the over
4 0 West I
C.R.C. v. H.K.C.C. “B.”
The
KOWLOON CC. v. LRC,
Home Team Defeated.
Lt. Henslow, e Ponsonby
Fane, b Balhatchet..
Gr. Clayton, st. Ponsonby,
Fane, b Balhatchet Gr. Dyer, not out
Extras
میر
SBOWLING ANALIAIS,
Lockhart." Davenport
9 Suffield
Shaw
4 Bennett
8
0. M.
20 2
15 4
·56. 26"
8 0
25
1
24
1. 10
FRIENDLY MATCH.
R.E v. C.S.c.c.
W.
The Royal Engineers met a junior eleven of the C.S.C.C. in a 69 friendly match on the Army ground and had, to retire as losers W. just a few minutes before call of time, when the visitors topped
Total BOWLING ANALYSIS.
OM. R.
10 4. 18
7 1
7.
0
2.
on
11
1 the score of 'the home side with
four wickets in hand."
Cpl. Blondin gave a pretty ex-
3 hibition for the R.E., his score of
Blutnose led the Hayward Heyer class in, being followed by Ursula Boojum, the leader of the class, took fifth place but is still XX points ahead of Ursula, who will undoubtedly take second place in the championship.
Only two One Designs went on Halcyon and Bonito, but Ailsa is
far enough ahead to neglect the last two races.
Results.
Handclap Class.
Dorothes (1)... 4 Colleen (2) Diana (3) Rolla.......... 4 37
La Linda
3 36
* 4·37
***.4 39.
dozen Halcyon
Que Designs,
4 50 19
Banito
855 including nine fours and Falcon 4 46
sixer. Q.M.S. Faro was 31 not
hit half .a.
Five First Division matches were played, the victors being
The Kowloon Cricket Club Cralgengower, C.C.
were at home to the Indian Re- Chinese, playing at Hongkong Cricket Club "A" team Home, suffered defeat at the creation Club, but shaped sur- by four wickets: the Civil Service hands of the H.K.C.C. "B." prisingly poorly, being all out for S. O. Shahabudin, C.C. over the Royal Navy by two, Some very bright cricket was wit.the small total of 47 runs, to wickets; the Indian Recreation nessed from both sides and some 167, thus winning by 120 runs.
which the Indians responded with Rev. E. K. Quick, Club over the Kowloon Cricket heavy scoring registered. Club..by, 120 rune; the Hongkong,
For the ground side J. C. Lyal A. A. Bumjahn 7 The home team took first knock Club "B" team over the C.R.C. and lost their first wicket at was on his own in securing double H. N. Balhatchet 4.3 2 by two wickets; and the Univer-seven. The partnership of Nfigures (13). The batsmen found sity over the Royal Artillery by Sze-kwong and Choa yielded 106 it difficult to negotiate the bowling of Bhoora, who took five wickets runs. The latter was run out for 28 runs, and A. el Arculli, after scoring 31. Ng See-kwong who took four wickets for 11 played a chanceless innings and his score fours. The innings was declared easily passed the home
of 86 included eleven.
Hayward Heyes. On the Indians going in they
ing of eight singles and the re- Bluenose..... 4 38 44 when the score had reached 151.
On the Club ground, the Kow-mainder boundaries, Beardall Urinia... The Club opened well, losing before three wickets had fallen, loon C.C. juniors were opposed to (23), Nihill (16), and Walling- Gladys.... their second wicket only after 116 thanks to the fine display of A. H. the home side is a Second Division ton (14) also assisted in the win, Sealark"... 439 33 runs had been reached. More Rumjahn, who contributed 81 League contest, and retired beaten, the last named being responsible Boojum 4 40 45 scored all round the wicket and in
for a sixer..
Adanac 4 44.14 Scores, follow-
Adele
108 runs.
In the Second Division, Hong- kong C.C. defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 59 runs; and the match between the University and the Royal Navy, ended in a draw owing to the call by time.
A friendly match between the Civil Service C.C. and the Royal Engineers resulted in a win for
the former by four wickets.
ances were more than usually meritorious, as the details of the Outstanding Scores,
respective matches will show.
The
score
"
Division IL
HK. C.C.K.C.C..
Jex off a ball from Goodwin. p.m. with 169 runs for 8. wickets. runs before he was stumped by The H.K. C.C. declared at 4.15
out, and
boundaries..
For the visitors, Edmonds cop-
tributed an unfinished 44 consist-
R.E.
his innings of 70 knocked twelve Others to make double figures Jacks (60) and Smith (45), gave a Some of the bowling perform-fours, four of which were hit off were S. H. Ismail (27) and F. M. good account of themselves. The Sgt. Cockell, b Wallington
W. Hung in the same over. visitors, encouraged with the ex-side Goodwin, took eight wickets and the latter ave and a sixerin
el Arculi (18). On the bowling former scored eight boundaries Cpl, Blondin, b Sara cellent start, experienced no dif- for 45 runs--a meritorious effort one of their players, were all The visitors, who were, minus ficulty in scoring the necessary incecd-and Lyal one wicket for dismissed for 90 runs runs. When stumps were drawn 25 runs.
Griffin their total stood at 173 for eight
took three wickets for fifteen runs, wickets.
Howell two for seven, and Smith
Ng Sze-kwong
A. H. Rumjähn
Reed
非 Balhatchet
Gittins
Sara
Cockell
El
882839232968
5 for 50
LEAGUE MATCHES.
* Division I
Scores:--
K.C.C-1st Innings. W. Ramsay, b A. Arculli
Bhoora ........
·6,
Total (for 6 wkts.
declared) 151
C. E. Wong, Wong Po-sun, and Wan Iu-shing did not bat.
DOWLING ANALYSIS.
Runs at fall of wickets-13, 2121, 334, 439, 540, 6:42, 742 842, 9147, 10:47.
two for ten.
ז'
b Griffini
E. G. Reaton, not cut..........
Extras
Sgmi. Hollands, run out. QM.S. Ramsay, c Beardall, b
Squibbs, Sgt. Hamblin. c Spillett,
Sara
6 Mee Slog.... 55 Joan....
1 Gael
5m
89
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hereby state that my relative Mr. Wong Pak Kan, a retired Singapore merchant, returned to Canton in August last year with his family with the intention of visiting bla" relatives and bas since résided at No: 18 Fung Hing Streat, Western Gate, Canton. Un- exposedly last month a man suddenly rusbod into his house accompanied by several others dressed in uniforms and thresteged Mr. Wong with arms and demanded that he should sign promissory note on the security of his Ancestor's estate. Further they prevent- ed members of the family from leaving 42 the house to obtain, sasistance.
However on the 0th. alto, owing to
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39
Lai Hak to the "British Consulate
14
hamoon, leaving bla wito Wong Laung
Sze behind. Owing to the influence of 22 the British Consul General the Chluess 21 Arthorities abtained the release of Mies.
Woog
Mr. and Mrs. Wong with their family
Corrected
Fluishing
wa "Time
For
NWU 2.0 Race
Tota!
KUROR ON WEN HUUS Points
12
4.38 55 4 39 27
10
4. 50 10
5
Gael Class
4 32 17
4 36 17:
4 37 24
4 38 51
*
4 45 12
Viking...
453 25
2
Pierrette
7 Thecla
: DOWLING ANALYSIS,
W.
90 Spillett.
R. W. C. Alexander, b Cockell
J. D. W. Crawford, c Peihëram,.
61
BOXING.
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7 gathered in the Thetare Royal on Saturday night for the boxing .128 | tournament under the auspices of the Hongkong Boxing Association. The tit-bit of the evening, which was left to the very last item on 1 the programme, was the fifteen 2 round welterweight championship of the Colony and the Scott Harston belt, between Marine Betts, of HM.S. Hawkins and Pte Pooley, Ist Batt. East Surrey Regiment. The first three rounds informed that all Goods are being provided some thrills, but Betts landed at their risk into the hazar was tipped an easy winner, his dous and/or extra hazardous Go tactics being much superior to downs of the Hongkong and Kow those of Pooley. In the fourth loon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.,' round Pooley was downed twice whence, and/or from the wharves, and eight was counted before he delivery may be obtained. 11 resumed. In the fifth round he
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81
G. R. More
70
C.S.M. Smith, b Sara
P. Jacks
60
D. Fritz
58
Capt. Blondin
55
F. Baker
56
"W. M. Gitting
54
Ching bowled exceptionally well and was not changed. In 18 overs he captured six of the eight wickets for only 48 runs.
Scores
1
Q.M.S. Faro, not out
Scores follow
L/Sgt. Brown, 1.b.w. Sara
0
J. C. Lyal,. c F. M.. Arculli, b
K. C. C.
...
13
L. A. R. Duncan, b Griffin
Q.M.S. Jacobs, b Squibbs.
14
THE COLONY'S. CHAMPION.
G., Lee, b A. Arculli
6
B. Petheram, b Vallack
3
19
E. C Fincher
. C.R.C.
S. Jex, b Bhoora ....
8 E. J. Edwards, & Crawford,
C. Harper, b Nihill.
L/Sgt. Jones, b Sara
0
6.
Extras
J. D. Humphreys.
52
Ng Sze kwong, b Bowker
R. C. Witchell, b Bhoora
3.
86
B. P.Ng
51
W. C. Hung, b More
F. Goodwin, b Bhoora
o A. J. Kew, c-Jacks, b Vallack ...
5
4
Total
Rev. E. K.Quick.
50
H. L. Yung,
Bowker
A. R. F. Raven, b A. Arcull:
O. B. Raven, b Smith
24
*Chief Bowlers.
C. Choa, run out...
31
10 K. R. Macaskilly run out
D. S. Green, b Griffin
·I.
|
H.C. Hung, c & b Hancock
J. C. Fletcher, b Bhoora
0. J. Long, b Howell
II
0.
N.
R.
.3
Abbas
6 for 50
Ching
K.L. Chau, not out
0
6 for 48
H. Overy, c A. Ismail, b A.
Arculli
A. G. Pile, b Howell
6 Edmonds
4 จ 26
8 J. S. Cox, Jacks, b Smith
Wallington
4
0 26
H. Ching, b Bowker
0
5 for 30
Ng Sze-cheung, not dut
E. Jordan, not out
o Squibbs
6
28
4
Hargreaves
6 for 51
Extras
8"
17 Sara
F
1
22
Extras
8
Nihill
2. 0
Bhoora
5. för 28
Á, el Artulli
4 for 11
Total..
47
Tatal (for wickets)
1
0 18
0
Goodwin ..
8 for 45
---་
"BOWLING ANALYSIS.
C.S.C.C.
O. M
Clayton
5 for 74.
5 for 11
Vallack Grin 10
I
41
६ IS
2 H. J. Wallington, e Brown, b 3 Cockell
14
6 for 61
5 for 22
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Howell... 4 I Smith....
7
2. J. H. B. Nihill, c Jones,
........... 2,2 0
10
Q. M.
2
Cockell
16
Bowker
0."
M
#
W.
14 I
64
3
Bhoora
9.2.2.
28
H.K.C.C.
C. H. Beardall, b Cockell
23
5
More
1
17 1
Owen-Hughes.
A. Arculli
9 3
11
4 P. Jacks, b Petheram
60
F. L. Squibbs, c & b Faro
3. 0 15
0
ERC.
H. Strange, c Fare, b Cockell
Hollands
3
0 17
0
Plummer
8
0
∙12
0
C. H. Bhoora, b Goodwin
0
b Duncan......
W. H. Edmonds, hot put-
Hancock
..... 9
A. H. RumJahn, st. Jex,
b
H. M. Howell, b Petheram...
3
0
18
1
Goodwin
81
H. J. Stevenson, c, and b Dun-
S. B. Spillett, not out
Extras
H.K.C.C. "B."
J. S. A. Curreem, c Lyel,
b
can.
Goodwin
.9
M. M. Watson; b Duncan
0
70
A. H. Madar, 1.b.w., b. Goodwin"
6.
W. L. Smith, st. Edwards, b
6
S. H. Ismail, b. Goodwin
1
Kewnonendibilem 45
N..B. Kitchell, run out
27
H. Griffin, Kow, b Riven
23 F. M. ei Arculli, b Goodwin 4S. H. Ismail, b Goodwin.
H. Spicer, b Duncan
13
J. P. Bridger, not out
8 15:
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
31.
0
H. D. Rumjahn, b Lyal 25 A. el Arculli,, not out
G. R. Vallack, not out
2 48
0
.11 0 : 66
3
5
S. D. Ismail, b Goodwin
Extras
7
2
1
2
round.
2
7
0
18
D. F. Rushton did not bat..
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
.167
143
LEAGUE TABLES TO-DATE.
O. M. R. W.ji
18 · 1 ON.
4
Division 1.
16
4 35
2
Renton Raven
3
0 141
p
P. W. D. L.
6
2 22
#
0. M.
ROWLING ANALYSIS.
O.. M. 15.3 2
-2
R. W. Kew.....
3 0 15
R. ..48
W. Lyal
Goodwin
.28.4 545 8
J]
9: 1 25
1
Indian. R. C Craigengower
6 5 to 6 3.
2 10
6 Overy
3 D.
15
0
NAVY V. UNIVERSITY.
Navy
47
0
22
0 G. Lee.
1 Fletcher
2 0
23
0
4 2 1 1 Kowloon C. C... 5 2 1 2
6' 0
22
48
1 Raven
4 1 14 0
UNIVERSITY, v. R.A.
Ends in a Draw.
C. S. C.C.... 22
0
H. K. C. C. "B"ż z University... 2 ·2
CCC. v. HIK.C.C. “A."
In a First Division League game on the Craigengower C.C. ground the home side scored a victory by four wickets, thanks to a good display by two of their representativus.
one
was
G. R. More, e Ng Ste-cheung,
b H. Hung.....
E J. R. Mitchell, b Ching H. E. Hollands, . c. Wan Iu-
shing, b Ching Nicholson, b Ching
Gardner, c&b Ng Sze-kwong w. Mackenzie, b Ching H. Owen-Hughes, c Chau, b
Ching
A. C. L. Bowker, b Ching ....
21 H. J. Armstrong, not out
Extras
"Total (for 8 wkts.)
2
1
13
.173
Batting first the visitors made 112 for nine wickets, one of the players being bent. There were only two batsmen to really worry the bowlers,
and of them
Hum- phreys, who in scoring 52 made kome big hits; one of them going over the screen to the Police ground and another drop-not ping on the roof of the .C.dc. Club house. Pearce unfortunately. tripped a ball to slip and had to Ching retire with only two runs to his Ng Sze-kwong.. 80 credit.
W. C. Hung The C.C.C. started disastrous-H. C. Ching. 4 0 ly, the total for three wickets standing at only 11 runs. A partnership between Fritz, and Bradbury, however, brought the
H. Hancock and Plummer did
bat.
የ፡
C.S,C.C v. NAVY.
10
4 resuming Betts gave him a blowed after the 9th inst, will be subject
that again knocked him out and to rent, time was counted before he was All claims against the steamer. able to resume. Betts, was there must be presented to the Under fore declared the winner amid signed on or before 23rd inst., prolonged cheers...
Total (for 6 wkts.).137
W. Cullip, H. Westlake and C. Sara did not bat.
10 Jacob Extras ***........... 15 Cockell
Faro
Total (for 8 wkts. declared)169 Jones
Runs at fall of wickets-13, Duncan 2127, 353, 4163, 5106, 6130, Petheram !...... 7130, 8142, 9|166, 10167.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
יד
I
H. KC C. "A"... 3 2 0
The other matches resulted, as under:
or they will not be recognized,
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to he left in the Go- Six round welterweight contest downs, where they will be examin -Lda. Stoker Piper, S/M L 82, ed on the 9th mat., at 10 a.m. beat Pte. Mann. Ist Batt. East No Fire Insurance has been Surrey Regiment in the fourth effectes, 16
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Six-round middle-weight consigned by test.-A draw was declared be. tween A. B. Jackson. H. M. S. Hawkins, and Pte. Eaton. Ist Batt East Surrey Regiment. The daċi. sion was a surprising one in view of Jackson's superiority, and the Aresult was ill received by the 10 majority of the spectators.
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Regiment, beat Stoker Dore, S/M. Lin the third round. "Ten-round bantam-weight con test.-Sergt. Rogers W/T HM.S. 6"Tamar," beat Corporal Major, Ist Batt. East, Surrey Regiment, in the zseventh round.
Six-round bantamweight con- | Valzable Household Furnitare, test-Boy Bowles. Ist Batt. East
Comprising: P. W. D. L. Surrey Regiment, boat Marine
Townshend, H.M.S. Titania.
On their own ground the Navy Chinese R. C... 70 score to 108 before the,, former C. C. ground, the home team scored. match on the University ground, C.C. in a Second Division league R. A. mumposma 6006 Playing on the Civil Service In a First Division league were opposed to the University E. Surreys 40 2 2 was held by the custodian na victory over the Royal Navy la the horne team easily defeated the game. The match ended in R high catch behind the wickets. First Division League match. Royal Artillery. Fritz played a dashing game for Reed and Evans-especially the
draw owing to call of time. The hia 58 runs which included former were deadly with the ball scored 177 runs.
Batting first, the University visitors had only five runs to thirteen fours. Bradbury (43), and disposed of the visitors for 75 Quick was in great form and was stumps were drawn, and with two Rev. E. K. make towards victory, when also hit well and the wicket- runs. keeper was responsible for his re- The CS.G.C. had no dificulty B. P. Ng was, none the less scored the requisite number given responsible for a half century. wickets in hand they should have turn to the pavilion.
Scores:-
in making more than twice their opponents' score for eight wickets,
troublesome to the attacking a little more time. two of their representatives (Baker party, and his dismissal when he Scores
had scored 51 runs brought some
H.K.C.C. "A?
A. W. Hayward, e Schnepel, b
Abbas
Col, E. D. Matthews, e Fritz, b
Dixon
Navy.
and Fincher) retiring with 55 and relief. Two others in the team A. B. Pearce, b Gittins
5 53 runs respectively.
Scores
6
Navy.
S. A. Arthur, b Abbas
5
Lt. Com, Jotham, b Reed.........
M. M. Maas, b Abbas
24
Lt. Hussey, c Reed, b Ling...
J. D. Humphreys, not out
62. Lt. Wauchope. b Reed...........
R. F. Walker, b Fritz
3
Lt. Gough, Lb.w. Reed........
4
F. N. Young, b Abbas
T. E. Pearce, c Kitchell,
b
Abbay
"L. P. Ralph, o Fritz
T. L. Jenkins, b Abbas..
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts.) BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M. R.
Dixon Abbas Fincher Fritz
3 0 10
.19.5 3 50
Pay Lt-Com. Hargreaves, c
Baker, b Reed........
Lt-Col. Cantrell, b Reed......
2 Capt. West, not out........
9 Lt-Com. Bower, b Evans...
2 Lt. Jackson, run out....
3 Lt. Gould, b Evans
112
Pay Lt. Com. Osborne, b Evans
|made contributions of 25 and 26. The visitors were all dismissed for 69 runs. Balhatchet had the remarkable average of five wickets for eleven runs.
Scores:-
University.
"
z H. N. Balhatchet, b.w
Gifford
24
0
A. A. Rumjahn, c Bensley, b
Clayton
8 Rev. E. K. Quick e Hall, b
+ Clayton
1 T. E. Yeoh, b Gifford
IB. P. Ng, b Henslow
Division II.
c. §. c. c.
Navy
H. K. C. C
Indian R. C.
R. E............. University..... Kowloon C. C... 4 0
4 I 3 I I
28
14
32
10
*
1.b.w.
Eng,-Lt. Bennett, b Lam Mid. Simms, 1.b.w. Gittins Mne. Shaw, st. Zimmern, b
Gittins LÁN Lt. Edmundstone,
Gittins
Lt.-Com. Lockhart, b Lam. Lt. Pisani, b Lam
26 P. O. Suffield, c Hiptools,
Gittins
0 Rev. Hamilton,
Gittins
Osman,
0 13
2
YACHTING.
CHAMPIONSHIP RACES
ON SATURDAY, AN
On Saturday the eighth of the
4 series of races for racing yachts 42 was sailed. The course was one of 2 nine miles, the marks being bLyemun, Kowloon Rock, Quarry 8 Bay mark and Channel Rocks. The wind was about force two to
b
50 Capt. Davenport, 1.b.w. Lam
o Mid. Smythe, not out 61
A. S. Hett, e Page, b Clayton 25 75 S. O. Shahabudin, b Clayton 8 Prof. F. A. Redmond, b
W.
Extra..... Total BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O. M. R. W.
5
70
5 D 29 0 Reed........................ 14. "I
2 Ling.
7 1 Evans......... 63 I
C S C C
G 1 20 C.C.C.
R. C. Reed, b Young
E. F. Fincher, b Walker
A. Kitchell, b Young
D. Fritz, Ralph, b Hum-
phreys':
B. W. Bradbury, c Ralph,
Walker
F. Schaepel, b Walker
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts.)
1 G. R. Sayer, b'Hargreaves
Henslow
30 T. O. Yoow, c&b Henslow..
Extras
4 three at the start of the race and 19 blowing from the E.N.E. but to- 2 ward the end of the race It ́fell'
7 away and the yachts finished a -moderate breeze,
.167
W
The smaller classes were away
first and Mee Sing, the Star class CRIPPLED BY RHEUMATISM boat racing with the Gael Boats,
4got well away, and, 51
In po disesse dose the Blood become
was never thin so rapidly as in chenmation Not
o overtaken the whole way round the only does it become thin basit, fe lowded
Total
↓
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
M.
3 Lam
.12.3 -0
6 0 29
0 Sling 13 Gittins
3 0 19
8 0 61 University.
6
15
R. A. Ponsonby Fane, not out 1 Sudan 243 S. Hachiuma, b Clayton
0 F. I. de Rome, è Cantrell, b
0 Hargreaves ..............
58
B D Evans, c. Gough, b
Hargreaves *********
F. Baker, retired....
48 E. C Fincher, retired
14 9. E. Eswrance, e jotham, b
0
Hargreaves.....
177 A. T. M. Barma, b Bennett.
E. Zimmern, c & b Davenport
B. W. W. M. Gittins, run out... 8. V. Viccajee, b Suffield.
Extras
3
Total
18
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
13. Henslow
17
3 49
$5. Clayton
14
1
74
3 Gifford.
8
$
Smith
025
Royal Artillery.
10 AR. Sutherland, b Hargreaves 0 Capt. Bensley, c Yeow,
F. J. Ling, not out I Shahabudin
182 E. W. Hamilton, b. Hargreaves 0 Lt. Hall, run out
E. Mowfung, W. B. Muskett,
K. F. Modi and.E. A. Dixon did
not bat.
Extras..
6. C. W, Lam, b Suffield
2 Dr. M. B. Dan h Suffield
0 W. H. Sling, b Suffield
H. Y. Leong, th Lockhart
B. N. Sudan, not out .....
18 C. K Ong, not out... 10
Extras
13 H. N. Balhatchet, 1.b.w.
Capt. Parkes, h Balhatchet... 10. Total... 172 Major H. Smith, e Shaha-
course. This win places her to an with impuifties-the resistio poisons.
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Rolla was first home of the
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Total (for 8 wkts.):168 F. Hiptools did not bat.
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