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Total

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BOWLING ANALY819.

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26 1

7 2

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Extras

Total

ROWLING ANALYSIS,

R.E. and Signals

G. O 31 0

3 0

13 1

Edmonds

4 4 18 21

'VARSITY 2ND v. RECREIO

Visiting Pokfulam, Club de Re- POLICE V. NAVY 2ND. 'crelo defeated University 2nd by

Police Recreation Club defeated

Royal Navy 2nd at Happy Valley by 28 runs.

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Wells, b

15 A. E. Lacey, b.w., b Timothy.

6 Hallam, b Large,

2 B. G. Baker, b Large

Hunter, b Large

10 W. W. Williamson, e Rumsby, 14 b Hall

2 A. V. Baker. c ?. b Timothy

Edwards, not out

Extras

Total

. BOWLING ANALYSIS.

..0.

Navy 2nd XI

8 C d'Almado, not out 34 L. Silva, b Sulieman

University 2nd XI.

A. Chan Fook, b Xavier..... M. B. Osman, c and b Remedios

A. A. Aziz, e Remedios, b

Barros

At King's Park, Royal Navy lost

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7G. P. Lammert, c Malcolm, b

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148 H. F. S. Ewin, b Watera

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J. S. Bonnar, c Abelson, b Wolr 30

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BOWLING ANALYĢIS;

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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M.

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0. Suliaman

7.1 0

3 H. V. Parker, b Timothy

Wagland, b Large

3 Baker

9 2

6, E. J. R. Mitchell, c Abelson,

Ellott, Large

0 Chan Fook

6 1

b Large

4 Hiptoola....

G Q 228

7 Aziz

Olv; W. Stanton, e Abelson, b

·Large ...

G. R. Vallack, b Large

CURES

104

H. T. Barma, e Barros, b

Remedios

[A. Reid, c Abelson, b Large .

E. H. P. White, not out ....

COLDS

2D. R. Rushton, b Timothy

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2 F. Hiptoola, Noronha, b

Xavier

(149

Harrison

2 1

1 Hall

4.0 15 20 20

Durand

1.4 0

A. B. Sulleman, b. Remedios

1 Large

Lonsdale, b B. G., Baker

Q.M.S. Leppard, c

and

Green, b, Alexanderic

A. Baker, b Pinna

60 Timothy

12.

1 .41. 4

Stanion?

20 Timothy, 1.b.wb.Lacey

K. T. Loke, b'Pinna

Waters

.0 37

L/Cpl. Goodyear, 1.b.w.,

Nowell, b Alexander

G. E. Yeph, b Remedios

16 Lonsdale

3. 0. 16 0

Bonnar

17 Walker, b Alexander

K. P. Gan, b Pinna.

Weir

G 0 16

Royal Navy.

12 Capt. Welr, e Vallack, b Parkér

Lt. Comdr. b Parker

Total

118 Lt. Lonsdale, c Wales, b Vallack

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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

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Extras

S.M. Kennard, run out Sgt. Harrison, c Hepburn, b

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Remedios Barros

8 37

5 2 18

Total

d'Almada

2 1 18

BOWLING ANALYSTS.

0.-M.

34 Lacey

17 B. G. Baker Alexander

W. 12 B 42 5

B 2

Pinna Silva

7.8 0 23

3 0

0 14

1 15

Extras

•

8 · 15

169 Hallam

2.0

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R.

Cornaby

10 1 40

Friendly Matches

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BOWLING ANALYSIS,

Bou

6 2

18 2

Stanion

4.2 1. 44

Bonnar Tait Duncan

9 A 14 2

C.S.C.C. v. QUEEN'S REGT

.12 2 38

16 1

Col. R. B. Skinner, b Tait Lt. Col. F. J. C. Wyatt, b

Bonnar

Q.M.S. Roberts, retired hurt Maj. J. P. S. Greig, run out Capt. Carnegie, e Bonnar, b

Cornaby....

9 Rumsby, not out.

Poland, b Lacey ..

2 Waters,, b Lacey

6 Hall, cand b ́ ́Alexander

0 Wells, b Lacey

Large, b Lacey

F. Fernando, not out

Extras

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I.R.C. 2ND v. ELECTRIC R.C.

C.R.C. v. SCHOOLS

ALL-Cdr. Poland, c. Stanion, b

Reid .....

0Lt. Malcolm, b Wales

3 Fay-Lt. Waters, c Vallack, b

Wales

Joint forces from local schools played out time at Causeway Bay against Chinese Recreation Club's substantial acore of 179 runs.

The home team

A.B, Large, b Reid

were nearly Vallack

Facing a total of 191; the 1st within reach of a victory, having Wales..... Batt. Queen's Royal Regiment lost accounted for nine of their vial-Reid ..

to Civil Service C.C. by 40 runs. įtars' wickets, but G. A. Lee (26

F. J. de Rome and Barrow, open-not out) and H. Jackson (1 not) ing for Civil Service, put up 60, out) stayed together...

Chinese R.C.

1 12

3 0 11

8 1 11

K.C.C. MATCH

83 N. Mackay, e Jex, b Lee

Shanghai, Yesterday.

The China open golf championship

3 over seventy-two holes, medal play, 2 was won by M. W. Budd with 289, 2 Blinko being second with '301 'and' Denison third with 806. The beat Hong Kong player was E. 0. C. Marton with 814-Reuter,

runa.

the former getting 46 and the lat- After passing the half century, At the Kowloon C.C., Mr. F. Entertaining Electric Recreation ter collecting 19. Wood added 30. W. C. Hùng retired. Yeoh and Goodwin's XI. beat Mr. R. E.

XI. by 26. Club, Indian R.C. End XI won by and Hawkins hit up 63 in quick M. C. LI scored. freely for their Lindsell's 24 runa.

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Civil Service C.C. F. J. de Rome b Miles After surviving an easy chance J. Barrow, b Miles for a catch bafore he had opened his A. E. Wood, 5 Keen account, Murdoch made a valiant B. C. K. Hawkins, b Miles effort to save his side from defeat. G. R. Sayer, b.w, b Miles He knocked up a useful 45 With F. Baker, at b. Miles... the exception of Banks (30), how G. R. Moreton, c Miles, b Kean. ever, the other Electric R.C. batsmen W. H. Edmonds, not out did Httle against the steady bowling R. R. Davies, b Martin of the home team, A. M. Rumjahnj

(6 for 39) being the most success-

ful trundler. Scores:

Indian R.C. 2nd XI,

M. P. Madar, e Gahagan,

Banks...

[A. Butt, ́e and b Way....

R. Nazarin, b Way

N. B. Kitchell, e Thomson, b

Murdoch

D. Mohamed, b Banks -

J. Hassan, e Gahogan, b Way.

A. M. Rumfahn, e Thomson,

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Drummond Hood, c/o American

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Merl Lavoy, c/o American Con-

Extras

T. A. Lee, not out

Extras

BILLIARDS

Mr. Goodwin's XI.

E. F. Fincher, b Lee

200

'During the course of a Steel-

and Coulsons Tournament match-

31 Capt. Vedder, c Overy, b Lea.. 53 F. Goodwin, b Lee

played on Thursday last between the 2nd K.O.S.B. Regt. and the C.P.On (Royal Navy), Pipe-

41 F. Hamblin, c Jex, b Overy.... 2 T. Caveray, a Lee, b Silkstone 18 A. J. Kew, c Raven, b Silkstone D. S. Green, c Ramsay, b Lee

Total (for 8 wkte, dec.) 178 N. H. Ross, run out

30 H. Ching, G. Chue, K. L. Chau, A. Smith, st. Jex, bE. C

cau Hung nui, Lái Ewong-taun 2 and J. Hung, did not bat.

Total. (for 8 wkts,, dec.) 191

F. J. Ling, and D. R. Kelly did not bat

HOWLING ANALTBIE

0 Miles

Bingham:

Keen

0: Welsh

6. Martin

Row

Keen,

Elliot,

dec.) 168 Bingham, c Barro

10 = 80 : 0]

1 Sergt. Mackie secured, his 100 12 while his opponent only obtained

10 nine, of which three were con-

ceded by the winner.

'BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Fincher

ཐ་

0. B. Raven, not out

· BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Extras

In the same match Sgt. Watts. scored a break of 58 against his opponent, the above two scores

0. M.

B. W.

being records for the Competition so far this season,*

Kwan Anderson

Total

230.

11829

·BOWLING-ANALYSIS.

Youngsaye

10. Hi B

R. Lee

8 24

0 Overy

881

Guterres Zimmern

41 Lee 0 10 Combined Schools

1 14

19-60

Ramsey Gittins

134 0

.0 34

12 2

Hamblin

Mr. Lindsell's XIV

E. C. Fincher, c and b Hamblin

Mackay

590. B. Raven

26 G. Hall, e Mackay, b Ross

14 A. W. Ramsay, b Goodwin,

18 8. Jex, & Green, b Vedder.

26 W. Gittins, Mackay,

9 Goodwin.

422

4A. Silkstone, run out

1 G. Lee, run out

A. Hunt, C and b Yeoh BW.F. R. Zimmern, c Chuo, b Yeoh 5 Taul Wal-puí, b T. A. Lee 110 FE Lee, Lb.w., b W. C. Hung 88 2. D. J. N. Anderson, and b 024-01– Yeohovor sa bag

28 1 W. H. Kwan, b W. C. Hung Regt. L. Youngsaye, run out

26 G. A. Leo, not out

88 R. Lee, c H. Hùng, b T. A Lee 12 G, Gutarres, b W. O. Hang

16 H. Jackson, not out

Extras

Total (for 9 wkta.)⠀ ON BOWLING ANALYBIR

Miles,

Extras:

Larkin, cand

Welab do Ro

Kelly

Tot

(for 8

A Rahmin did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

| Martin, c Baker,

Elbourne, not

240

85%

312

Isul, from Chicagón ve Nakna Banka

EMA LEGGATT

Superintendent.

Hong Kong 11th Oct, 1928:

Ives, Baker, b Walls.bw.b Kell

Exiras

Total

Brown

Sikstone

E. C. Fincher.

Raven

12 A R. F. Raven, c Kew,

Mackay..

128 R. E. Lindsell, 'c Vedder,

Mackay

BW. II. Overy, c Goodwin, b Smith 19 2 A. Hargreaves Brown, not

1500 Total

Continued at footk

Goodwin

Ross

E. F. Fincher":

Vedder

Smith

VOLUNTEERS IL v. SCHOOLS

On the Varsity ground at Pok- fulam, the Combined Schools beat: the Volunteers 2nd XI by three wickets. Scores

Volunteers 2nd XI 144 rung-(F.) Zimmern 97, R. R. Davies 28, E. Zimmern 28; R. Lee took 5 wkts),

Combined Schools 178 runs (D. JMFAnderson : 271, R Zimmern: 84,” A.” 15 Rumjaha 22; Hirat

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