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LOCAL CRICKET,
MAGISTRACT.
that B
PROGRAMME OF: MATCHES
ON SATURDAY. "DA:
THE CHINA MAIL,
ed only 88 runs thanks to the fine bowling of way (4 for 22) Muskett
Bowling Analynia,
(8 for 88) and Murdock (2 for 20), Lt. Dale The H.E. started disastrously, the LA. C. Franch first seven wickets falling for 64 Lt. Kely runs. However Way came in and Cpl. Apllu contributed a splendid 52 (not out) Sinnock
TIDY INDIVIDUAL SCORES. thereby changing the complexion of Lt. Hunt
the game. The scores are as fol- Royal Air lows:-
Police Innings.
The cricket programme was MEETING of the carried out on Saturday according Alexander, c Jones, b Muskett NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LICENSING BOARD will be held to schedule, there being two First Booker, 1.b.w., b Way in the Council Chamber on FRI- Division, two Second Division and Randall, e Dunbar, b Way DAY, the 4th day of November, 1927, at 12 Noon, for the purpose of two friendly matches in both Dyer, Thomson, b Way
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All applications must be forward. Craigengower C.C., who made 156 ed to the Magistracy on or before against the Chinese R.C.'s 84.
The Hong Kong- Electric and WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
Bowling Analysis. October, 1927, and must be accom- Recreio won the Second Division
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.11 2 88 Applicants for transfer or new made 55 not out and J. R. Way. R. Way
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HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUE.
DRAFT
Total
42
Bowling Analysis.
MR. W. 1331 65 8A. Reid .13 2, 40, 6] J. A., Summers
WONT DA. G: Dobble... 10- 80C. D. Wales 10 110 Capt. N. Thorn
0 4 0 V. Parker
Force.
Lt. Hunt, e S. H. Iamall, bel
Arcull
OF/L Galraver, b. Minu
12 A. Binnock, e & b Minn...
0 Lt, Dale, e Hamet, b Ackbar 0A. C. Buckland, bel Arculti 4F/O Mellor, bel Arculif
1 Lt. Hala, b'el Arcalli
o Cpl. Apllu, not out..
12 LA. C. French, not out
9 F/O Keary, did not bat
0Sgt. Watkins, did not bat
Extras.
Total
17
88
5
5
8
Bowling
2 12.0AT Lea 8.11. W. H Kwan... 2160D. Anderson. 1221R."LAGTUNG
1 11
· 2ND DIVISION,
10.5
Diocesan Bays' Behool.
[0] D. J. N. Anderson, y e
b Horspool
W. H. Kwan, st." Brown,'*
Herapool
A. T. Lée, run' out.......
ROYAL NAVY V. UNIVERSITY. F. K. Lee, b Horspool M
F. R. Zimmern, b Spiter,..... G..A. Lee, c Brown, b Horspool
15
- ༠༠༠་ྲiཧྨཝཋ ཋ
At King's Park the Royal Navy A. Prata, e Fisher, b Horspool 20
19 beat the University by 6 wickets R. Lee, e Playfair, b Horspool
and 70 runa. The Naval team had A. T. Normanbhoy, not out... frat knock and declared their in-N. Stradmoor, at Brown, Beings closed at 161. with the loss Salter ...
of only 4 wickets. Tel. Burke was G. Kotewall, c Lindsay, the top-scorer for his side with 41
20 (not out). The University replied
with 81, Osman being the highest scorer with 25,
Scores:--
Royal Navy,
8
88
Horspool Extrus
168
Bowling Analysis.
Total Bowling Analysis.
104
W. F. M. el Areulli..12
0. M. R. W.
B 28
0. M. R. W
8 A. R. Minu ...
71 86 2
5
0.22
4J. S. A. Curreem
1 89
0
Mid. Johnson, Lb.w. b. Sulle
man'
Horspool
10.4
Dare
9
Salter
61 19
A
.2 20
2 J. 8. Ackbar
2 18
Mid. Simmons, st. Tajima, b-
Barton
H.K. Electric.
S. H. Ismail
8
20
Osman..
C. E. Gahagan, b King
0
Surg. Lt.-Comdr.
Hayne, c
G. Murray, b King:
Tajima, b Sulleman
UNIVERSITY.v. INDIANS "B.”
|S. J. Stanesby, b King
0
L. de Rome, c Alexander, b
Randall
CIVIL SERVICE v. CAMERONIANS.
Capt. Coleridge, 'c Baker,
Suliemani
20
Tel. Burke, not out
19
18
In a friendly match at Happy
E. R. A. Bradley, not out
Extras
41 Volunteers and Indians Play Drawn 201
Game.
15
9
Valley the Civil Service C.C.de feated the Cameronians.
The
Division I,
At Pokfulam the University de-w, W. H. Murdock, c. Dyer, b fented the 1.R.C. "B" comfortably
King
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Scores
University. Innings, S. V. Gittins, b Maus B. P. Ng. 1.b.w, b Maus E. A. Lec, b Sirdar Khan
A. A. Rumjahn, e Khan, b
Mohamed
C. W. Lam, b Maus
F. Zimmern, 1.b.w., b Madar
-YESTERDAY'S GAME.
The Hong Kong Volunteers field- Total (for 4 wkts.)' 151| ed a strong team against the Indian Mid. Con, Hid. Atkinson, Lt. R.C. in a friendly match at 300-
52 bowling of the home team was good
and the soldiers could only compile Stevens, A. B. Fogerty and St. kumpos yesterday and the result
94. Civil Service replied with 148 8A. E. Wood being top-scorer with 18 a well-played 74.
Scores:
Cameronlane.
O. M. R.
2 14
18. R. Kermani, b Coleridge
9 H. T. Barmu, b’Atkinson
A. Baker, c and b Coleridge 10 M. B. Osman, b Bradley
1. T. Loke, Coleridge, b 4 Johnson,
was some very high scoring by the Volunteers.
W. The Volunteers declared when they 3 passed the 200 mark and get the @Indians the difficult task of scoring 0200 in an hour and half. Playing 1 carefully the IR.O. managed to pile up 151 for the loss of seven wickets when stumps were drawn.. The scores are hol
Volunteers,
00. Moor, a Ismail, b Mina 25 G. P. Lammert, b Curreom
Pears did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Extras
11
A. B. Sulleman
$ 0,50
Total
Bowling 'Analysis.
.8
0. M. R.
142 Capt. Barclay, c & b Reed.... L/Cpl. Higgins, c & b Evans .. wLt. Stewart, c Sayer, b Evans
21
F. Hiptoola
8
$ 24
A. C. Fock
K
0
M. B. Osman
0
A. Rakor
7 0 36 2 0 12
Alexander
.10
1 41
Lt. Henderson, e Evans, b Reed
18
King ....
.15
2 89
5
Randall
6
2 17
3
44
0
Dyer ...
8
1 6
Lt. Fletcher, b Pendered, .....
Kfm. Thomson, e Holdman, b
Evans...
20
University.
8
151
1
Sparrow
2 0
9
0
80
Booker
1.4 0 18
1
R. Q. M. S. Mckenzie, e Wood
Pendered..
Capt. Barkley, run out
W. M. Gittins, c & b Mada...
W. H. SHng, c Hassan, b Maus D. Liang, I.b.w,, b Maus
CIVIL SERVICE v. RECREIO.
31
A. P. Guterres, c & b Sirdar
Khan...
15
The Club de Recreio
had
no
Extras
.4 diffleulty in taking second division
од
points from the Civil Service'second.
Total
144 eleven on Saturday, winning by five
Bowling Analysis,
V. T. Maus Sirdar Khan M. P. Madar D. Mohamed
12 1 41 .12.5 1 62
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STEVENAGE.
0. M. R.
Rfm, Alcock, b Pendered
Lt. Forbes, not cut .........
L/Cpl. Denham, b Wood
Extras
19 A. C. Fook,
Bradley
1 M. Karanjia, c Johnson, b
Stevens
E. C. Fincher, 1.b.w. Sirdar
o Khan..........
JA. Summers, C. D. Wales, A.'
0 Reid, C. T. Evans, and H. Buxton.
did not bat
Howling Analysis,
O. M. R. W.
45
8 0.
70 49 1
218
8
1J. R. Hinton, b Sirdar Khan
H. V, Parker, not out 2[S. Jex, not out .......
Total Bowling Analysis.
L. Tajima, e Johnson, b Stevens 94 F. Hiptoola, b Bradley.
15
Extras
25 *24
0. M. R. 9 3 27
W.
A. B. Sulleman, c Bradley, b
Stevens
Total
201
2
Y. E. Yeoh, not out
Extras
8
•
Total
31
4 0 8
0
1.2 0
Bowling Analysis.
Arculli
Civil Service.
0. M. R.
WA. R. Ming
17
Atkinson Coleridge
7
3 15
1 Curreem
R
2
Sirdar Khan
2 42
1 .2
Johnson
0 8 1
J. 8. Ackber
4 Cox...!
0.18 0
30 23 0 LRC..
Stevens
2.3.0 18
74
8s. A. R. Ismail, 5 Wales
87-
Bradley
H.K.C.C v. KCC
wickets and 70 runs. For the win-E. B. Reed W.ners H. Alves played a capital inn-B. D. Evans ...... 8 1 22 6ings, scoring 65 without losing his T. D. E. Pendered.. 6 0 22 2 wicket, whilst J. Noronha put to
G. R. Sayer 8 2 24 2 gether a useful 87. The only other A. E. Wood 4 2. 8 1 player of the side to reach double J. M. Hamjahn .... 1 0 50 flaures was R. C. Reid, who made
LR.C. Innings.
12.
B. D. Evans, 1.b.w., b.Thomsen Thanks to Reid and Sousa's bowl 1'ing, the Civil Service were all dis- @missed for 61. F. Haynes and R.A,
M. P. Madar, b Guterres ...
J. Hassau. Ib.w. Guterres ...
V. T. Thad. b Guterres ......
Sirdar Khan, b S. Gitting
D. Mohamed, run out
V. T. Maus. c F. Zimmern, b S.
Gitting
Maloobhoy, e Liang, bE. A. Lee A. Rahmin, c F. Zimmern, b
Guterres
Q. Butt, not out
J. M. Rumjahn, c Rumjahn, b M. R. Abbas, b S. V. Gittins,
Guterres ...
Extras
Total Bowling Analysis.
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0
T. D. E. Fendered, c Forbes, b
Alcock
A.. E. Wood, st. Fletcher, b
15. Davies were the only men to attain Barkley
7 double figures, scoring 26 and 16 F. H. Holdman, i.b.w., b Thom.
frespectively. Reid took three Вол
0wickets for 11 runs and Sousa four A. R. Sutherland, st. Fletcher,
for 25. Alves captured two for 14.b Denham ..i.
Details:-
T
Civil Service.
H. F. Harper, bit wicket, b
Sousa.
B. C. K. Hawkins, b Barkley
15
0 123 Sirdar Khan, st. Jex, b Wales 28
F. H. el Arculli, l.b.w. Wales 17.
S. H. Ismail, not out
a
A. K. Minu, b Parker.....
On the Club ground the home T. Hamet, e Hinton, b Lammert team beat the Kowloon Juniora by A. R. Minu, b Lammert
16 84 runs. For Kowloon Hall made J. S. Ackber, 1.5.w., Reid:
125 and Duncan 45.
*
A. Rahmin, not out.
For H.K.C.C.. Lammert played a
Extras
Total
nice innings for 33 and was bowling well, capturing 3 wickets for 82. 0 Griffin took 8 for 28.
[12]
G. R. Sayer, c Higgins,
Barkley,
E. B. Reed, Ib.w., b Donham
2
G. Gull, b Barkley
0
F. Haynes, b Sousa
28
4.R. A. Davies, b Sousa
16
44
R. E. Strange, c Noronha, b
Reid
R. F. Jones, e Henderson, b
Denham...
E. W. Simmons, not out
5
Extras
R. S. W. Paterson, e Reid,
0. M. R. W.
Alves
Total
&
4 12
W. E. Edmands, e Carvalho, b
7 2 15
0
Roid.
-1
Bowling Analysis.
6.3 3
7-3 C. Sara, b Alves
2
I
Capt. Barkley
7
0 40
4
Rfm. Alcock
20 19
L/Cpl. Denham
7.2 0 81
7 0 28
8 0 # 1R. G.. Robertson, 1.b.w. Reid
V. G. Chettenham, not out
C.C.C. v. C.R.C.
In the first league game of the season, the C.C.C. did well in beat- ing the C.R.C. by 72 runs. Batting! Brat the Happy Valley team com- plied a respectable total of 156.
T. Curn, run out in
J B. Ursell, o Pinna, b Souss
Extras
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Total Bowling Analysis.
while Kitchell contributed a useful C. Sousa 40. The Chinese could not gather, M. Pinna more than 84, out of which total R. Reid W. C. Hung scored 29. Abbas was
Scores:
HK.C.C.
143 O. Moor, e Smith; b Overy.. G. P. Lammert, l.b.w. b. Lee
0. M. R. W.
2R. Q. M. S. Mckenzie 3 0 15
Thomson
61
0. M. R. W.
9 414- 2
9. 8 23
3 0 0
7 0 · 11 Recreio.
also in form with the ball, taking 4 H. M. Xavier, b Robertson wickets for 21 runs.
R. C. Reid, Lb w.. b Edmonds
Scores
C.C.C.
|U. Mackay, run out
E. Zimmern, c'& b Hung A. B. Hamson, run out.
S. Abbas, e W. C. Hung b Ng D. Fritz. b Ching
A. Kitchell, c. Youngaaye b
Hung
A. Zimmern, st, Choa, b Ng 8. Hachiuma, not out
Extra's
Total
J. Leonard, P. Modi Soares did not bat.
W. Hung
H. Ching
Bowling Analysis.
T. E. Veoh
Ng. Sze-kwong
CRC
and
M. Pinna, c Harper, b Robert
son
2H. Alves, not out
2. J. Noronha, c & b Edmonds
16 L Guterres, c 47 Paterson...
Davies,
6, H. Barros, not out
Extras
12
Total.
4
12
181
Howling Analysis.
O.. M. R. W 1882
R. G. Robertson. 18 156 W. Fdmond....16
JR. Paterson
¡H. Strange
C.-Sara
O. M. RW.
4540 021
50.16 81 18
14,41492]
90-26
1
Friendly Matches.
0
1ST DIVISION.
50: 19 70 862
T. E. Yeoh, b Fritz. JL. Youngaaye, b Hamson .. W. O. Hung, camb, b Abbas Ng. Sze-kwong, b Felts
C. Chan, b Abbas
-H. C. Hung, h Abbas. *****,
H. Ching, c Soares, b Abbas H. F. Un, c Leonard, b Frits W. K. Cheung, run out, KL Chaub Fritz K. C. Hung, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysi
88
IRC "A" v. RAF.
The Indians "A" entertained the Air Force in a friendly game and were beaten by 3 wickets and 21 14 runs Batting first the home team made 147-el Arculll contributing 070 (not out)Dale (5 for 65) and 0 French (5 for 40), akaring the 60 wickets For the Air Force, Lt. 12 Dale played a dashing Innings, compiling 78 in quick time: before 84 being smartly caught at square lég
Scores
0 181] A. K. Minä, b. 15-21 4JS. A. 1 Curre
Division II.
ELECTRIC
Dale
A Minu, b Dale
H. Ismail,
Fel
the Ham
Dals
K.CC v. H.K.C.C.
W. F. Wilson, c Smith, ₺ Overy
M. M. Watson, e Raven,
Buxton.............
1J. N. Owen, b Buxton
3G. D. Mead, run out 0.
J. E. Hancock, Buxton
2 Robinson, not out
The Kowloon and Hong Kong Cricket Clubs played a drawn game
on Saturday on the KC.C. ground.
P. James, b Hyde
F. Syme-Thomson; c Evans, b
Overy
Extras
Total
H. Griffin, did not bat.
Bowlin Arialysis,
21
.151
J. S. A. Curreem and 8. D. Ismall
did not bat...
18
Bowling Analysis.
13
0. MR W.
8 Summers
771
22
Reid
10 1
16 Wales
12:0
4 Parker
28
6 Lammert
5.1
20
17
188
0
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O. M. R. WA Post Office notice, dated Satur- Going in first the visitors could only muster 184 runs, the Kowloon bowl- Hargreaves-Brown 10 2 14 0 day gives the following Poste
"Cap. A. R. Duncan 8 0 22 ing being of a high order. tain" Pearce played his usual sound Overy. innings for 54 (not out) and the G. Lee only other batsmen to get into H. Buxton '. double igures were Dobble (18) and W. Hyde A. W. Hayward (16). Brace (81) and
6.4 3 16 3 Rastante information regarding let- 50 21
tera, etc. 10 5 204
***K.C.C.
Ramsay (24) made a good start for G. Lee, b Lammert
the home team, but the match had G. A. V. Hall, c and b Lammert to be left drawn owing to the fail-C. T. Evans, b Griffon ing light. Capt. Thorp bowled well L A. R. Duncan, not out
W. Hyde, c and b Lammert'... for his three wickets for 18 runs.
H. T. Buxton, Owen, b Griffen
Scores
H.K.C.C.
A. W. Haywood, c Lawrence, b;
Goodwin
16
Capt. N. Thorp, e Bovia, b Lyal7 D. E. G. Nicholson, b Goodwin Capt. A. G. Dobbie, l.b.w., b
Goodwin............
T. E Pearce, not out
J. R. Hinton, l.b.w., b Lyal
H. V. Parker, e Jex, b Goodwin
J. A: Summers, et. Jex. b Brace
E. W Hamilton, e Morris, b
Brace
A. Reid, not out ......
U. D. Wales, did not bat
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Goodwin
F.Finche
W. Brace
b. French ~ 6 A7 PA Rám
French ull; not put
ench
the AWAL RunJahn, b
A. Hargreaves-Brown, L.b.w., b
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Letters: Capt. A. Alken, E. C. 8. Adidina, E. Bolton, G. Bonavita; Mrs. F. J. Bally, A. Bottu (Chin-
Madm. Beauville, Behn Meyer, 25 ese Postal Service), E. Brunner, 45 China Co., Ltd., Chang Haing 0 Cigarette Co., D. Y. Costan, D. H. 8 Clarke, E. Colmer, Miss D. Dickin
son, E Dubrovoy, Miss A W. Ericsson, Mr. Faravel, P. W. Fock, N. Fitzmaurice, J. B. Gatbunton (Bmith, Bell & Co.), H. G. Geahl 104 gan, R. Geitenberger, H.-Houchen, A, N. Th. Heyting, J. L. Howe^(Jr.), Dr. JV. Horst, D. E. Hawkins, Black & Houlder Co., Jack Kelly, Master 0. M. RW. Faul Kelly, Mrs. T. K. Kjeltiry, 2829c/6. D. W. Toelke & Co., Dr. J. A. 14288
O. B. Raven, not out
Extras 3
Total
H. Overy, A. J. V. Smith, 18 Other did not bat."
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G. P. Lammert.
H. Griffen
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W. Fiddes-Wilson 8 0 26 0 Koch, C. J. M. Legendre, J. E. Lee,
J. E, Hancock 20 110 LV. Lloyd, Leddell Bros. & Co.,
Miss Has Lotzig, Madame 8:
D.B.S. v. 56TH COY, RE
·Masalskaja, - H. A. Monro, HE LAATORA Middleton, M. R. Montgomery, W
The D.B.S. was defeated by the Muench, C. Matthe
184 66th Coy, R.E. on their own ground, Fisher, Capt and
on Saturday by eight runs in an ex- kam
citing finish. For the R.E. Major New!
·A: Matal-
Odeon'
W. Playfair and Dare made 84 and 82 China Co., Mr. C. E...
respectively, AT Lee taking 6 Bohra, R. Schara Shaw, Wallace
wickets for 36 runs. For the D.B.5. C
W. H. Kwan and A. Prata mado 29
and 20. Horspool was the most Trucano, successful bowler, taking 6 wickets Turnbull, Mrs. for 88 runs
Vales: 81 Scores
24 58th Coy. R.E.
Brown, b Kwan
Dare, b A.Lee Barton b Anders Lindsay,fe Kwan, Playfair Anderso Horspool b A Fisher b
19 Capt.
Capt
Goodwin, c
not bat
Bell
Salter
Clifford CAM Gibson Lb.w
Anderson
ard, EG. Whittaker, WL Wolf, Rev. J. T
Alice Sch
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