MONDAY, DECEMBER 14,
NAVY'S LOW SCORE.
SURPRISE IN CRICKET LEAGUE
Champions Bowlers Fail
ΠΙ
L. Wagland, not out
P. Condon, Mackintosh
Cockell
Extras
Total
118
Bowling Analysis.
Goodyer
18 2
48
Higgs
10 5 23
Schnepel, b
Joner Durand Cockell
82
20
13
08. B. Spillett, b Lee
6.5 1
28
5 B. C. Hawks, b Lee
10-
D
H, F. Harper, b Eee
G. E.. Urvell, b.Hancock
"CRAIGENGOWER REGISTER FIRST VICTORY.
On Saturday the Royal Navy P. S. Wong,
2nd XI were dismissed by the
Abbas
Indian R.C. juniors for the lowest H. Ching, c Frita, b Abbas.. score this season in either decision of the cricket league.
The league champions" sentor bowlers did not come off against Kowloon and another drowni match was played. Craigenzower
socured
. E. Wong, nob out
Extras
their Abbas Initial league victory this season.
FRIENDLY GAMES.
5 OUTCASTS" v. "HAWKINS."
141
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R W 18.4 3
48
4
0: 29:
1
10
1
51
8
2
8
0
Fincher
In division 1. the Police won Fritz alter an exciting finish against Bradbury the R.B.'s who were engaged in their opening league Axture #second division).
LEAGUE-DW. 1
9
LEAGUE Div. II.
1.R.C. 2nd v. Navy 2nd..
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The Royal Navy 2nd XI gave a very poor account of themselves when they travelled to Sookuinpoo to meet the Indian R.C. juniors.
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Playing a home, the Kowloon 8}{0.0,- 2nd XI were beaten by the Civil Service 0.0. "A" by 81 runs. The highest score of the match' was mada by Patarec (42) for the (0.8.0.0.
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The match on the Hongkong CC ground between the Club "Outcasts" and a team from TMS, "Hawkins" was marked by big scoring on both sides and went
favour of the visitors..
The spectators were treated to a fine display of cricket which proved Interesting to the end..
T. W. Carr, b-Hancock... C. W. Jeffries, not out o
Extrus Wed
e
1
14
y.
Total
138.
Bowling Analysis.
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225
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K.C.C: 2nd XI.
The highest scorer in the match was Hayward who has recently been prominent in his batting for Petherim He played Hancock the HK.C.C
Raven faultless innings and his score of 75 included nine fours. Promin- ent on the visiting side were Lake With a total of 158 rung by the (51) and Halsey (51 not out).
Club. “Outensis.” home team, thé visitors fared dis- astrously in facing Suffad (4 for A. W, Hayward, b'Halsey 21) and Rumjahn (6 for 25), R. E. A. Webster, e Halsey, b With wickets falling fast in the
Woodward...
CSCC v. Kowloon, The match on the Civil Service CC ground, with the Kowloon CC as visibers, ended in a draw.
With several double figure scores, the Kowloon C.C. Innings realised 150 runs. The two high- est scorers were Lyal (37) and early stage fuix for only five. D. Humphreys, e and b
runs) Suffiad nearly did the hat Cantrell Lindsell 64 not out)..
The home teach started badly by trick. The fieltling was also ex-T. E. Pearce, b Cantrel
Icellent. Lt. Mansergh batted losing their first wicket for 11well for 29 and improved the total runs, but a good partnership become of his bille, which with 12 tween Sayer and Fincher produced suns by Lt. Sankey, reached 54. 69 runs, the latter being un- beaten with 42 runs-the highest.
individual score in the 'match.
#
Stumps were drawn with the totalM. P. Madar, b Hayter
a06 for two wickets. Runs were Hassan, Emley
Flow in roming owing to good N. E. Kitchell, e and b Hayter bowling and helding by visitorsi
K.C.E..
JC Lyak & Baker
A. W. Ramsay,. c Hamilton, bi
Reed
Capt. Warters, b Evans
Major Pollard, kb.w., b Reed Capt. Morris. c Hamilton. b
Evane
os. A. R. Ismail, b Emley !.. OY. A. Wahab. c and b Emley
A. S. Suffad. b Palairet
11A. R. M. Sumy, not out
Extras
R. Hancock, not out.
A. L. Gace. c Lake, b Cahtrell
- Total (for 7 wkts. dec.)
75
Banner Fraser Musters
c. T. Evans, b Spillett
27 6. Lee; o Edwards,.
GAD
32. Fruer, c. Jeffries, b Spillett 25
F. N. Young and E. G. Lam-- mert did not bet.
H.M.S. "Hawkins."
16 Lt.-Com.. Armitage, c Owen
Hughes, b Bowker
1
21 Pay.-Lt. Hussey, by Bowker...
לי
Dr S. Green, hit wickel, b
Spillett
B. Petheram, B...b. Spillett B. E. Mortou, not ouå.
Extr
Bowling Analysis.
NOTICE,
THE
Hongkong University Engineering Society will hold
4 Annual Dinner on SATUR- SDAY, 19th December,. 1925 at 8 7 o'clock, in the Great Hall of the
University,
107
R. W.
Total
0. M.
13.2 2
.30
2
0 20
ย
9: g 30
3
2
.
Graduates and past members who wish to join and bring guests are requested to apply to the Hon. Secretary, Mr. T. K. LAU, Morrison Hall
Charge $3.00 per head. Hongkong, December 3rd, 1975.
Westlake
+38
R. J. P. Masters,
Edwards,
B
b Spillet.....
11
. Owen Hughes, c-Armitage, b Halsey...
A. RF: Raven, b Spillett
18.
47
P
I.R.C. 2nd XI
A. K. Mackenzie, b Halsey .. A. C. I. Bowker, not out.
Extras
51
B. Hancock, e Edwards, b 'Spillett
NOTICES.
8
1.1
1. Parsons, b Westlake
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23
17. A. Bunner, e Edwards, b
Westlake
บ
8.
190
8
the . D. Rumjahn, c Emley, b
Allen
18
+
St A. Ismail, b Allen
37||J. S. Ackber, b Allen ...
3Cantrel
21
A. S. Ismail e Majendie, be
Ingham
Halsey
Bowling Analysis..
M D.
R W. 22 6, 65 1: 14.
0 51 3:
10 Woodward
10 0
40
1
,1
14 Lake
8.0
17
0.
20
Spillett
3: Ursell
6Westlake
5
16
Total
163.
36
0
Bowling Analysis..
54
OL
M..
R.
Woodward,
b
10 Allen
14
$
34
3 Bowker.
3
34 Hayter
1.0.
1 39
5 2
29
13 Ingham
1
20
1
Palairet
4.2 0
30:
159
Navy 2nd XI.
Extras
0
D.
NI. R.
W
10 0
53:
2. Lt. Williams, b. Suffied
Lt. Hayter, e Kitchell, b
Rumjahn
D'
Total (for 7 wkts.) 196 Mid. Sims and Lt. Nave did
not
3 bat.
7 11 33:
3:
Lt. Majendie. b Suffiad
Bowling Analysis. «
Towards a total of 154 for the winning side. Hall made 84 by hit- His ling all round the wicket. score included 15 fours.
Pay.-B. Allon, bw,
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23
1
Safad
Bowker
18.
3
65
1. Conway, e Madar, b
Laminert
6
1: 30
Rumjahr
o Young
7
0
56
36
4. Mansergh, not out
29 Owen Hughes 5.
0 43
LL-Com. Sankey, b Rumjahn 42Lt-Com. Ingham, at. Ismail,
12
1
b. Rumjahr
LuCel. Matthews, & Fincher..
b Evans
A Goodwin, b Hamilton
Jex. b Baker..
K. R. Macaskic Sayer, b
Baker
R. E. Lindsell, not out
H. Overy, & b Evans
Extras
Tolak
Bowling Analysia,
Reed
Evans
Enker
Fonrilton
16.41 32
G. R. Sayer Pollard, b
Morris
F. J. de Rome, st. Jex, b Lyal
E. C. Fincher, not out
A. E. Wood, not out
-Extras
Total (for 2 wkta.)
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12 Emley
Lt. Emiley, and b Sufiad
5 Sub-Lt. Palairet. c Sumad,
b Rumjahn D6Lt. Spencer, cand b Rumjahn
Extra
FE. Lawrence, B. D. Evans, E..W. Hamilton, H. G. Wallington, F. Baker, F. H. Holdman and
E B. Reed did not bat.
Goodwin
Bowling Analysis..
Mid. Stephenson.c Owen
Hughes, b Bowker-
Capt. Lake, b. Young
WPay-Com..
2. Wauchope, b Bowker 3. Coll. Cantrell, b Webster,
Owen Hughes
1LL-Com. Bower, not out
WAYFOONG v. EWO.
The Chinese Recreation Club 86 ground, fent for the occasion, proved the venue for a match, be- 0tween Wayfoong (H. & S. Bank) o and Ewo (Messrs. Jardine, Mathe- 2 son & Co.), which ended in a win
for the Bankers by 45 runs.
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Ticket 35,00 dịch
As it will be necessary to Himit M. W. Until half way in their innings the number of tickets to be issued, Sthe position looked promising for Members and Subscribers are Ewo, but a rot set in there-advised to made early application after, four wickets going down for their requirements to. successively with the total at undersigned.
UNIVERSITY v. NAVY. 8
the Playing at Pokfulam, University beat the Royal Navy "1by 30 runs with two wickets in
0 hand.
1
Simpson gave the 'Varsity men
101. The last wicket brought
an additional 11 runs.
Wayfoong,
•
H. V. Parker, cand b Gordon 16 J. Hall, c and b Gordon .............
D. E. G. Nicholson, lb.w., b.
Railton
lot of trouble until he was disD. B. Peal, b Cornaby
54 missed by Rumjahn, his score of R. A. Green, st. Galloway, b
70. including 14 fours... The only
Railton
w.others to reach double figures W. J. Clerk,; not out.
4 were Hunot 10, and "Extras" 30.10. Skinner, e Mackenzie, b
Total
0.
M. R.
.13 5
31
byal
10
2.
29
Bowling Analysis.
w.A. S. SufEud.. 0. 27 0H. D. Rumjahu 10 1 25 1A. S. Ismail. 1
M... R.
3.
6 Four of the home batsmen made
0
1
Morris.
6. 2
15
1
Overy
1
0
Ramsay
2 0
3
ย
*
CC.C. v. C.R.C.
P.R.C, v. R.E,
Playing at home, the Police R.C. beat the Royal Engineers by seven runs, a win secured amid
useful contributions, Ng being
top scorer with 52.
Royal Navy 1st XI.
Lt. Nicholson, Laing, b
Shahabudin
Eng.-Lt. Bennett, c Laing, b
Lam
Playing at home, the Craigen-some excitement, with Cockell (6Lt. Sillitoe, b Shahabudin... gower CC. beat the Chinese R.C. for 23) bowling well at the close. by 58 runs.
For the home team Fritz again was in form and scored 82 by hard hitting. He hit nine fours: Fincher also was prominent with a godd innings, being unbeaten with 67,
Hung played well for the visitors, his score of 59 including' ten fours.
Craigengower.
D. Fritz, e Yeah, b W. Hung 82
R.E. Sgt. Cockell, e Wagiand, b
Lacey
Cpl Blondin, c. Wagland, b
Alexander
S/Sgt. Higgs, b Alexander. Capt. Bridgland, b Lacey.. Lt. Col. Mackintosh, e and b
Alexander...
Lt.-Com. Hunot, b Balhatchet Lt. Simpson, b Rumjahn ... Pay-Com. Coomber, st. Pon- sonby Fane, b Rumjahn. Lt.-Com. Greenstreet, e Sling,
b Rumjahn
19 Lt. Stevens, e Shahabudin, b
831
19
Lt. Hubback, b Lam
Lam:
1
A. B. Dearle, not out
L/Cpl. Hollands, c Clarke, þ
Lacey
11 Q.M.S. Ramsay, hit wicket, b
Lt. Beatty, b Lam'
Extras
R. C. Reed, c Yung, b W.
Hung
Total
Lucey
D
10
Q.M.S. Brown, a and b Lacey
12
E. Fincher, not out ................
61
Ching
27
Sapr. Goodyer, c Reynolds, b
Alexander
Shahabudin
m
2
o Sgt. Jones, not out ......
Laits
10
Sig. Durand, st. Keynolds, b
Alexander
Ng
0
Laing
Extras
Rumjahn
10
Balhatchet
Total
Bowling Analysis.
E.
B. W. Bradbury,
T. Grimes, run' out
Extras
Total (for 4 wkts, dec.) 199 S. Abbas, A. B. Hamson, R. Basa, A. Kitchell, F. Schnepel and E. Hamson did not. bat..
Bowling Analysis.
Ching
W. Hung
0. M. 2. W. Robertson 15 8 58 1 Meadows 10 2 49 2 Alexander
Ng. Sze-kwong 1 0 9 0 Lacey
Youngaaye
Yeoh
H. Hung...
4
0
22 0
4 0
0
2.4 01 Chinese R.C.
FR.C
Bowling Analysis.
Cornaby
J. A. D. Morrison, b Cornaby
R. L. Moncrieff, b Cornaby
R. W. Lee, b Cornaby
V. R. Jones, run out
1
Extras
6
Total
0
10
70 Bernard
Cornaby
9 Gordon
Railton
the
E. B. C. HORNELL,
Hon. Secretary... Hongkong 3rd December, 1925,
84
21
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0. MBW
Bowling Analysis
71 12:30
30
67
5 0 19
Ewo.
H. J. V. K. Stevenson, c
Nicholson be Lee
от
34
Owing to the resignation of Mr.
8 W. W. Mackenzie, Clerk, bA Ritchie, the duties of Hon.
5
Parker,
16 Secretary will now be undertaken
0D. G. M. Bernard, run out ... 22 by the undersigned, m
80 F. A. Pollock, c and b Lee
0.
W. Galloway, and b Parker 7
149 A. G. Gordon, c Clerk, b Lee 201
W. L. Smith, st. Skinner, b
0 MB. W Parker BARN MORE PA 9.3 14. 2R E. MacDougall, e Les, b 91 29 4 Parker.
12:10
110
31
MEDZU Universitje lat: XL,
111 G. W. Lam, 5 Bennett
14 0N L. H Railton, b Parker 170 W B. Cornaby, not out 28 80. Eager b Parker 17 1
E. Zimmern, & Hubback, b W. Beatty
21 0 D. Laing, L.b.w, b Beatty +22 DK Samy, b Beatty...
32 5W. Hong. Sling, b Beatty
51S. Hachiuma, 5 Bennett
28
450 W. E. Meadows, c Ramsay, b
9.
Jonesinga
T. E. Yeoh, c. Schnepel, b,
Abbas
J. L, Youngsaye, run qut W. C. Hung, c. Grimes,-
Fritz
Ng-Sze-kwang, & Bridaúrs
Abbas
C. Choa, c Abbas, b Fritz Yung Hin-lain) b Britz
H. C. Hung K Fincher -- K. W. Cheng, run out
W. L. Clark, b Goodyer vi.. C, F., Alexander, c Brown, b
82| Capt. Bloxham, b Jengg
TH. King, Lb.w. b Jonas
Ceckell
89 C. 9. Reynolde
B. P Ng b Nicholson
Total
280
Bowling Ang
H. N. Baihatchet, b Bennett 84
23 S. OShahathiding, not out
10 R. A Ponsonby Fans, not ou
Extras
Total (for 8 wkta.) A. A. Rumjahn did not
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