12
LOCAL CRICKET.
FIRST INTERPORT TRIAL.
ONE SIDED GAME.
The Arst of the series of cricket trial matches was played]
C.R.C.
W. C. Hung, 1.b.w. b. Abdul«
Curreem
Ng Sze-kwong, e S. H. lsmall, b
Arculli
C. Chon, b Abdul-Curreem
J. L. Youngsaye, « Rumjahn, b
Minu
T. E. Yeoh, e Abdul-Curreem,
b Arculli
Hung, Madar, b Abdul- Curreem... on the Club ground on Saturday. C. Hung, e Minu, b Sufflad between sides led by Sayer and H. Ching, b Ackber Pearce. Sayer's team had first H. F. Un, b Suffind knock, but could de little against H. L. Yung, b Rumjahn Dale, Wales and Hankey, all of K. L. Chau, not out whom were in fine form with the
ball. Goodwin, of the K.C.C.;]
was top scorer with 22 and Hay.
ward collected 20.
Extras
Hunt and Hankey opened the innings for Pearce'a side, but the Arculli
"Tamar."
Beasley run out
5 Bradley Guest, b Lev
Rose, bery
Waters, and b Raven
0 Philips, nt out.
Nowland, Raven
Extras
16 Kirby, not ut
Tota)..
THE CINNA MAIL,
CSC.C.
2 F. J. de Rome, runout.
48 T. P. E. Pendered, & b Hull
9 Patterson, b Colerid
25 A. R. Sutherland, bdsiff ..
17A, E. Wood, e Hüll, b Gdsiff -
1 Flawkins, b Coleridge A
13 H. E. Strange, b Agnew
A. W. Grimmlit, b Coleride,
F. H. Holdman, & Tate, b Asew 120 F. J. Ling, c Davis, b Agnew
Swift, Philips, Hayter, Bowler, A. O. Brawn, not out
86 Buxton
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1927,
The School side had 1st - innings with 45 runs. For the Volunteers 25 and thanks to a 82 by Anderson O. 'Moor scored 41. Scores; m
8 compiled the respectable total of
St. Peter's.
138 runs. The Indians could only E. F. Fincher, beRetd
7 gather 97 runs with Rumjahn (26) S. V. Gittins, b Wales
6 as top-scorer. Scores:
0 DRS—1st Innings.
27 D. J. N. Anderson, 1.b.w., b
Mohammed ........
4
16 W. Kwan, b V. T. Manns ...
19 A. T Lee, ↓ Rumjhan,
4
Mohammed'
zimmern,
W. C. Hung, bw, Wales
23 J. Barrow, b Wales...
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Bowling Analysis.
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C. W. Lam, c Wales, b Parker
28 attractive.
J. L. Youngaaye; l.b.w. Reid
81
32 W. M. Gittins, 1.b.w., Farker
16
DE. Zimmern, b Wales
Our barber are.
N. Mackay, b Reid
Shingling and Wav
18ing.
Adid not bat.
Extras
Nazarin,
30
Bowing Amalyala.
Sirdar Khan,
9
0. M. R. W.
-Total
Rov. W. T. Feathersone,
14 P. S. Evans, not out
Extras.....
1
28
11 Duncan
* 1 16
0
Bowling Analysis.
Sirdar Khan
8
61 Overy
8 0
41
0. M. R.
WFK. Lee, b Manns
18
Total
Guest
4.2
10
o Tate
3 16
18
o Hull
30
A Prata, c Bux, b Sirdar Khan Lee, e Rahmin, b. Manne...
186
18
16
2 Shaw
4
0
AS, A. Kyum, 1.b.w. Sirdar
10
1 Godafff
than ...MAKALA
10) Reld
+
2
0 Coleridge
5
26
8
0 Wales
12 8 35 3 18.3 2 65
Davis..
A. A. Lee; not out
18
0
4 Summers
7 1 20
51
2
18 11
2
Extras
-0 G - 1
Friendly Matches.
Agnew
3.3. 1
18
3
6 Lammert
31
12
Parker
7 0
26
2
Total
198
12, 2
Bowling Analysis.
Volunteers.
0
B 0 1.1 0
28
120 CRAIGENGOWER CRCKET CLUB
Y. ROYAL ENGIEERS.
O. M.
10
12.2 3
7
35 40. Moor, e Fincher, b Gitting 41 160 E. C. Finchor, b Lam
Every: Size always in stock
10
7 0
38
2 J. A. Summers, st. Zimmern,
11 0
29
4
b Evane
4
16
0 H. V. Parker, b Lam
13
F. K. Lee, 1.R.C.-ist Innings.
b
H: R. Buxton, b Fincher
b
Total..
Bowling Analyėla.
latter was soon bowled by Reed Abdul-Curreem .. who showed flashes of his old Minu form. Ramsay joined Hunt and Suffind some good batting was' seen, Ismail- Both scored freely all round the Rumjahn wicket, Hunt especially doing Ackber some very pretty shots. After a well played 68 and 42 respectively both retired.
For one reason or other, only nine men turned out for both; sides. However, Leach of Shanghai Interport XI. and a cookie filled the gaps for each side when fielding.
Raven
Lee
O M. R. W. Hyde.
Division II.
'VARSITY v, R.A.O.C.
On their own ground, the Var-
ity inflicted a heavy defeat on the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. The The only League game in the home team batted Brat and thanks senior division between the I.R.G. to a not-out century by Kermani, "A" and the Chinese R.C. result-compiled 196 runs for the loss of ed in a win for the Sookumpoo only eight wickets, lads. Jamail and Madar for the Sudan and Hiptoola were in great winners played stylish cricket for form with the ball taking 5 wickets their 50 and 45, respectively. each for 44 runs and 86 runs res- Two games were played in the pectively. For the losers, Walker junior division-the Kowloon v. made an invaluable 43.
Scores:- H.M.S. "Tanar" match resulted
University.
in a draw, whilst in the only other H. T. Barma, b Hale game the 'Varsity lads proved too S. R. Kermani, not out strong for the R.A.0.C. Kermani, M. Gittins, 1.b.w., b Lake for the students had the distinc-B. N. Sudan, 1.b.w., b Corbet tion of scoring the first League K. T.Loke, e Lake, h Walker .. century of the season.
M. B. Osman, c Bryant, b Lake
The results and scores of the A. B. Sulleman, è Bryant, b games were as follow:-
Lake
A. Chan Fook, run out
CLUB DE RECREIO:V. HONG
KONG CRICKET CLUB.
Leng, YK, e Thad; b Manns
V. TManne Pritan The above teams met on the D. Mhammed.... farmer's ground ina "friend-Sirda Khan
vic-Bux
a
R. pe
gower 1st XI infilcted heavy de-ly" which resulted in
On their own ground the Craigen-tory for the Portuguese lads by 2 feat on the 'Sappers. The soldiers wickets. The visors batted first O. Runjahn, batted first but were all dismissed but in spite of a well-played 59 by for 102-Abbas (3 for (8) and Way (3 for 16) bowling wei for the Armstrong could only muster 117.
Recreio compiled 128 for 8 wkts,
bowled will fohe home team. (not out) out of which total Alves scored 53 Cuterres (5 for 28)
home team.
with 192 for 7. Hamson scoring 60 The Happy Valley team replied runs in capital style.
RE.-1st Innings.
Sgt. Bellew, b Hamaon... Sgt. Watera, b Abbas Cpt. Goodger, b Hamson Philips, c Leonard, b Way
Col. Mackintosh, & Abbas.... Kennard, e Hamson, b Oliver Sgt. Trumper, e Hamson, b Way Houghton, c Abbas, b Way Cpl. May, b Oliver
H.K.C.C..
G. P. Lammert, c & b Guterres 10. Morr. Lopes. b Guterres .. 0 Capt. Bevis, b Guterres .... 28 HJ. Armstrong, c H/Xavier, b 21 Reid ...
2W. H. W.Murdock, b Reid
W. K. Tat, c D. Xavier, b Pinna J. N. Own. b Reid
J. F. Fobinson. e Souza,
Guterns
21 S. J. Stahesby, run out
81. R. W, not out.
H. Griffi, b Guterres
Extis
22
126
0
12
Sgt. Jones, not out ...... Aduma, e Kitchell, b Oliver N. Seymour, c Leonard, b 'Abbas
Extras
10
3
1
Total
102
13
Bowling Analysis.
0
4
Hamson
Abbas
Mackay
196 Way
Padano
482829
10.3 2
3 20 2 Pinna
Reld
3
8 Alves.
0
0
0
16. 3
0. M. R. W. Guterrai
Fotal...
Bowling. Analysis.
D. Mammed, c.Anderson,
Kwa
S. A. 1ussain, b A. T. Lee. S. A. Bux, b R. Lee Sirdar than, e and B R. Lee U. T. Tad, b Kwan ....... V. T. Hinns, b ́A. T. Lee 5N. M. Bx, b A. T. Lee 2R. Nazan, e Kyun, b Kwan 6 A. Rahm, h A. T. Lee
H. Pritan. not out
Extris
59
1
14
7
IA. T. Lee
4 Kwan..
GAnderson
**Total
Ipwling Analysin. 0. M.
4 R. Lee...
13
R. W. G. P. Lammert, 1.b.w., Evans
J. R. Hinton, b Evans,
26 S. Jex, not out
1-
M. M. Watson, e Barrow,
Evans
22 C. D. Wales, c Mackay,
2 Evans 11 A. Reid, b Evans
Extras
Evans
Fincher
97 Lam
Total
Bowling Analysts.
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7 Q 27
T 1 25
W. M. Gittins
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4 S. V. Gittina
R. W. Hung......
1 38 24
7.2 0
8 Mackay
4. 0 19 0
6 1 12 3
9
117
'POLICE Y. “NORTHANTS,”
O. M. R.
W.
16
6 28
5
8
0 21
9
2 36
3
0 24
Recreio.
L. J. Gterres, b Owen
H. M, Javier, b Tuit
1, H. Alvd, not out
ON EN
2
80
53
38
2
Lt. Melsome, c Thorpe, b
Randall...
21
19
20
Thorpe, b
12 1 64
4
10
0
1 43
7
0 51
7
2 18
1
MacKay, e Kennard, h Goodger Hamson, C
7
3
10
0
Mackintosh, b
Philips
R.A.O.C.
Oliver, c May, b Adams
76
S. Abbas, retired
0. M. R.
Greenaway, c, and b. Hiptoola Roberts, c. Oxman, b Suðan ..
7
A. Kitchell, retired.
Dale
W Hale, e Barma, b Hiptooln
Y. Hachiuma, not out
10
* 26
Wales
G
.2 16
Walker, c Biker. b Sudan
43
J. Leonard, not out
Extras
Bendall, b Sudan
Hankey
6
0 21
Corbet, & Hiptoola, b Sudan
Parker
0 14
Thompson, Hiptools
Bryant, e Burma, b Hiptoola
Lt. J. Hunt, retired
68
Soares, did not bat.
Waterfield, not out
Lt. J. B. A. Hankey, b Reed
A. W. Kamsay, retired
42
Burgor, i.b.w, b Hiptoola
Extras
2
Bowling Analysis.
Capt. Bridgeland, run out ...
19
Lt. J. H. Dale, e Fincher,
Reed
23
T. E. Pearce, caub. Brace
4
91 Goodger
Bellew.
J. R. Hinton, st. Jex, b Reed..
19
H. V. Parker, not out
21 Sudan,
4 Hiptools
2 D 4 2
INTERPORT TRIAL.
G. R. Sayer's Team.
A. W. Hayward, e Hunt, b Dale
I. Tajima, b Lake
A. Baker, not out
Total for 8 wkta..
F. Ifiptonla did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Extras
20
.
W. Brace, e Dale, b Wales
B
E. C. Fincher, b Wales......
0
Capt. Morris, c Dale,
Wales
0
Lake
Gape. Thorp; & Pearce, b Wales
Hale
F. Goodwin, not out
ワイド
Walker
B. Jex, e Parker, b Hankey
Corbet
.101
Burger
C. R. Suyer, c Leach, b Hankey 141
E. B. Reed, c Pearce, b Dale
Extra
Tola!...
Bowling Analysis. ·
T. E. Pearce's Team.
C. D. Wales, not out
Extras
Brace
Reed
Goodwin
Sayer Thorp
Total
Bowling Analysis.
11
0. M. R.
Lake, at. Kermani, b Sudan
Totni
Bowling Analysis,
10 Oliver
C.C.C.-1st Innings.
W. E. Zimmern, e Waters, ↳ Good-
ger.
I. Stirling, retired
R. C. Red, c Armstrong, b Tait
.
15 E. de Souza, e, Lammert,
Grim
M. F. Hnna, b Griffin
60 W. F. Lones, e Lammert, 24 Grim
22 H. A. Brros, run out
21 A. P. Gterres, e Griffins, b Talt"
6 F. H. Orvalho, not out...
7D. P. Xyler: did not bat, 29 Extras
Total (for 7 wkts.). 192
A. Zimmern, E. K. Way, J. R.
O. M. R. W. Philips 10 1 44 6 Adams 9.3 0 36 51 Waters
212 KOWLOON V. H.MS. “TÁMAR”
O. M. R. W
1
11
2 43
15 1
71
11
2 41
3
0 33
0 13
0
First Division.
C.R.C. v. L.R.C. “A.”
The Chinese R.C. were at home to the Indians "A" on Saturday and
Playing on the K.C.C. ground, this match was left drawn on account of failing light. The home team had first knock and Lee was unfortunate in being dismissed when only four short of a century. He was ably backed up by Raven who contribut- ed 72 in good style.
The sailors replied with 120 for 5 wickets when stumps were drawn Bradley with 48 was highest scorer for his side.
Sores:
Kowloon.
G. A. V. Hall, e Bradley, b
Beasley
were badly beaten by 3 wickets and 101 runs. The Indians batted first T. Buxton, e Bowler, b Rose
and scored 187 for the less of only L.A. R. Duncan, b Swift,
Jones
0. M. R. W. Revis
65050
0
The Polic entertained a team from the Northamptonshire Regt. at Happy Valley and wore heavily beaten by th.margin of 121 runs. Melsome bowed well-his 3 wickets costing him daly 2 runs apiece:-
Scorea:-
"Northants"
16 Capt. Hindelife, c Thorpe, b.
Sparrow..
Lt. Weatherall, b Sparrow ....
Sgt. Loveland, & Alexander
3 Lt. Ballard, c Alexander,
Sparrow
1
Corp. Good,
4 Sparrow.
0 Sgt. Freshwater, run out
9 Corp. Hodges, no out
Pt. Wybrow, b Alexander 128 Pt. Howes, c Wagham,
Sparrow ...
w. L/Cpl. Smith, did not bat
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
Lammert Tait
0 16 0
10
2 88
3
Total
6
0 15
0
7
0
18
8
0 - 40
Griffe Owen
10
2 25
3
4 0 25
1
G 0 37
Alexander
3
1
Sparrow
0
HMS. "DRAGON” v. H.M.S. "FROBISHER.”
Randall
CS.C.C. v. ROYAL NAVY.
Baker
Bowling Analysis,
"GUNBOAT JACK:”
INDIAN CHAMPION FOR MANILA..
Manila, Oct. 22. Gunboat Jack, latest light-weight sensation to make his appearance in the Orient, will be seen in action at the Manila Stadium be- fore many weeks have passed, ac- 'cording to a cable received by the management of the local house of swat yesterday afternoon. The fighter is due to arrive from Sin- gapore on Nov. 15.
According to the advance sheet, Gunboat Jack is the welter-weight champion of all India and the 2 coloured light-weight champion of 22 the world, twin facts that mean 8 some of the local talent may run into something of an unexpected 6 nature.
0
0.
M... R..W
6 -0-26
2
*3 58
6 0 35
1
6 1. 22 Police.
C. F. Alexander, e Ballard, b
Freshwater
The above naval teams were engared at Happy Valley W. E. Meadows, c Weatherall, b on Baturday in a low-scoring
Sores:
Melsome..
A. V. Baker, b Melsome,
B. G. Thorpe, b Howes
High scoring was the order of match which resulted in a victory W. Sparrow, b Wybrow the day when the Navy beat the for he "Dragons" by 19 runs:- Civil Service by 8 wickets and 116 runs! Agnew (121) and Begg (102 not out) played bright cricket for Wellaan, b Wilson the Navy.
Cusforth, h Wilson
H.M.S. "Dragona."
The champion of India is under 29 the management of William Con ley and they are now on a tour 169 of the Orient.. Just who the coloured battler will fight when he gets here is a matter of specula- tion. Logan, Hill, Garcia and Kid Biaro seem to be the principal. prospects but just how these gentlemen of the cauliflowered trība. will regard the newcomer is also another puzzle. It is hoped that he isn't one of the class that has in- vaded these domains in the past to find ring fortune and steady, eats. In the first place, there is no ring. fortune to be made here and the average boxer is lucky if he ente regularly.
Bucolle
Rather Bucollë,
Times are good right-now, how- ever, for the good boys, and if the champion coloured light-weight of 13 the world is a real champion, his
R. Waglan, st. b Melsome
S. Randall, c. Weatherall,
22
Wybrow
0
B. G. Baker, not out
5
A. Reynolds, b Wybrow.....
Mardy, e Penton, b Cook
Extras
Per b Bradley.
13
Total
The home aide who were without Goolman, b Bradley the services of Sayer and Evans Spailing, b Wilson could only score 116.
Jeffley, b. Wilson
Smith, b Wilson
4 Thoupson, b Bradley
121 Cpt.Stevens, hit wkt., b Badley
0 Extras
C. Kelly; e Loveland, b. Howes
Bowling Analysis.
Freshwater
Melsome
6 Wybrow
4 1 6 20
9 2.4.0 '16,
Scores:-
Royal Navy.
Capt. Coleridge, b Ling
10
Lt. Cdr. Agnew, run out
18
Mid. Begg, not out
102 Dickson, not out.....
W. G. Guest, c Bradley, b Swift
o
Mid. Musiman, not out
Extras
96
Total
72
Total (2 wkts.)
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
Bradle
8. 1.26
4
Wilson
11. 1 89
5
St. Peters v. Volunteers.
Cook
8 1 6
10 12
0
7 wickets when their Innings was G. Lee, c Beasley, b Swift declared closed. Ismail (S.A.R.)} rlayed good cricket for his 50, tim-A. R. F. Raven, run out ing beautifully and placing with R. E. Lindsell, not out
good judgment.
Madar scored 45|
In a stylish innings..
The home team could only collect
Extras
Total.
232
Hull, Lt. Tate, Capt. Scott, Lt.
14 Davis, Shaw, Pears, Godsiff, did not|
bat,
-221
86-Ching contributing an invalu-A. V. I. Smith, did not bat. able 30.
W. Hyde, C. T. Evans, H. Ovory,
Arcalli (2 for 13), Abdul Cur-
reem (3 for 2) and Sufflad (2 for Swift
0. M. R. W. Milton.
Bowling Analysis.
Bowling Analysis.
.-14.2 0 89
Ling 0. M. R. W. Pendered 3) Grimmitt
7 140
Rose
4 1 13
Pearce Kirby
4. 0. 20
50 Nowlands
2) were in good form with the Beasley all;
Scores:
I. R. C. "A.”
S. A. R. Ismail, c Ng, b Un.....
F. M. el Arculil, e & b C. Hung 21
J. S. A. Curreem, b W. C. Hung A. H. Madar, c H. Hung, b H, C.
Hung....
S. H. Ismall, e Youngṣaye, b
H. C. Hung...
A. H. Rumjeha, not out.
A. S. Sulfad, b W. C. Hung
A. K. Minu, b W. C. Hang
J. S. Ackber, not out
Extras
Total for 7 wkts.
45:
28
** 187
A. R. Minu and T, Hamet, did
(not bat,
Bowling Analysis.
H. Ching.
O.M. RAW
ૐ 0 22
W. C. Hung... 15161,8
Ng Sze-kwong
T. Yeah
HF. Un
K C. Hung
2 0.12 :10 10
5.0
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Strange 0140 Wood
0 310 Brawn
H.M.S. "Frobisher.” Bone, b.w., b Spalding ... Pentor e Wellman, b Dickson Bradle, c Spalding, b Dickson
0 Wilson c Thompson, b Spalding
Howes
89 Loveland
13 3 57
1
9 2 58
4.5 0 41
2 0 18
0 9
0 16
0 Baxter b Pert"
0 24
0 Denna b Spalding
Paffor, c Thompson, b Pert
Kidd, Dickson
19
Cook, Spalding
Delby b Spalding
Milton, not out
Total
70
Bowling Analysis,
O... Mi
Extras
Dicksr
Spaling
Thompson
Pert Mong
IRC By. DBS.
In return match the Diocesan Boys School agairi had the better of the Indians "B" at Scokumpoo.
1 0 4
48
chances of getting by at the gate ara exceptionally good.
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YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
Played on the University ground at Poktulum, this match resulted
In
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