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H. Hung, e Baker, b Kelly Two players in the division II W. H. Kwan, c Baker, b Kelly of the Hong Kong Cricket League Toul Wal-pul, e Evans, b Baker distinguished themselves on w. C. Hung, c Ling, b Kelly.. Saturday

which T. E. Yeoh, run out on wickets

H. J. W. H. Sling, b Ling favoured high scoring. Armstrong of the Hong Kong C.C. Ng Sze-kwong, at Holdman, b

Kelly 2nd XI carried his bat out for a

century against Electric R.C. and C. Choa, e Hamilton, b Baker.. Private Fry of the Royal Army J, L. Youngsaye, c and Baker Service Corps, although his side G. Ohue, not out lost, performed the "hat trick" H. Ching, b Ling against Civil, Service C.C. 2nd XI.

The University, last season's

champions, in their

match in the senior championship,

drew with Kowloon C.C. Civil Ser-

vice won from Chinese R.C. after Kelly

Extras.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Visiting Sookumpoo, Civil Ser-three wickets for 14, Bowker 8 vice C.C. 2nd XI. defeated Royal for 22, Lightfoot 2 for 2 and Parker

2 for 20. Scores:→ Army Service Corps by 26 runs.

Hong Kong CC Paterson, going in firat, gave the visitors a good start by scoring A. W. Hayward, b Arculli .... 25. Three others got into double Capt. A. N. Evers, run out.. 0. Moor, c A. H. Madar, b figures but Fry, who took Boven Abbas

wickets for 40 (which included a "hat trick" in his tenth over), brought about a collapse.

E. R. Duckett, not out E. J. R. Mitchell, A. H.

Rumjahn, b Abbas HV. Parker, c and b Abbas.. L-Col. L. J. Lightfoot, e and b

A. H. Mador

Facing consistent bowling, R.A.S.C. were dismissed for 68. Pte. Fry made 17 not out and Pte. Andrews 15. Westlake accounted A. C. I. Bowker, c Ackber, b for three victims for which he con- A. H. Madar ... ceded seven rune, Chittenden got three scalps for 17 and Eldridge four for 26. Scores:-

MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929.

TWO BIG FEATS

IN DIVISION II OF CRICKET W. C. Hung ... 9

LEAGUE

BOWLING ANALYSIS ·

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

***

น.

筵

91 runs paved the way to the res-H. A. Alves, st 1, b Wright .. w.pectable total of 165 for the visi-F. J. Remedios, c and b Gregory 21

85 1 Summers

Ching

CENTURY AND HAT TRICK

..18 Ng Szokwong ... 4.4 1.

Chinese. R.C.

5 18

Reld

4 Talt

1 tora. Abbas, going on after four H. A. Barros, e Cass, b Wright 2 bowlers had been tried, took four [D. F. Lopes, not out “2 wickets for six runs apiece.

G. A. Noronha, b Wright

James

4.1 2

RA.OC. v. C.B.C.C. 2ND

Meeting with disaster early, the D. C. Alves; b Cams Indians were all out for 92 runs, A. H. Madar and A. K. Minu get- ting 25 each. Owen Hughes took

Basto, b Cass

Extras

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS -

M. E-

Bradley

1 81 1

14 Gregory

112

1. 27

נ'

46 Wright

5 0 21 4

Сдва

1 0

Royal Navy 2nd XI. 20 Lt. Nowell, b Xavier

Armr. Bradley, c. Guterres, b

Xavier...

Mne. Giles, e Lopea, b Remedics 42

opening

Total

155

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Lt. Wright, e Xavier, b Barros 13 Comdr. Ramsbotham, b Reme-

0. M. B

dios

+ 2 15

-8

H. Owen Hughes, c Rahmin, b

A. H. Madar

Lt. Londedale, b Ramedics

Lt. Debenson, b Remedios

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Civil Service 2nd XI. RS.W. Paterson, b Simpson. W. Eldridge, b Fry

H. R. B. Hancock, c Ackbar, b

Abbas

Fay L. Waters, not out

Sub-Lt. Cass, b Remedios

25 T. E. Pearce, c' Ackbar, b

C.P.O. Gregory, Danenberg,

Aroulli

Extras

b Barros

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Extras

V. H. Chittenden, e Simpson,

b Fry ....

Total

165

Total

H. F. Harper, c and b Fry F. J. Willmott, b Fry

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

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0 Arculli

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5.1 0 .10 2 86

Xavier

5 0

Alves..

0 20 0

1A. R. Minu ..........

5 1 22

Barros

5,2 0 20

0]J. M. A. Rumjahn. 9° 0 01 Abbas

Remedios....

Б 0

7 1 24

6A. K. Minu

2 016

Total

A. H. Rumjahn.. 1.0 9

Indian R.C.

`BOWLING"ANALYSIS.

A. el Arcalli, b Parker

0. M

.13

W. S. A. Ismail, c Owen Hughes, b

Bowker

.11.5 1

1.0

8 A. H. Madar, c Mitchell, b Owen

Hughes

P. W. D. L Pta. Hong Kong CC .. 3 2 1 0.7

25 Kowloon C.C..... 4 1 3 0

R.A.S.C.

Civil Service C.C. 4 1 2 1 5

6 Craigengower C.C. 5 1 2 2 6

Royal Navy

scare,

Craigengower went Baker

down to Royal Artillery.

Ling

CRAIGENGOWER v. R.A.

Royal Engineers and Signals Hamfiton scored their fifth victory and are now four points behind the junior leaders, Indian R.C. XI, with two matches in hand. H.K.C.C. 2nd XI are also catching up and will have to be seriously reckoned with in the championship.

League I

K.C.C. v. UNIVERSITY'

On their own ground, Kowloon C.C. drew with the University.

At Happy Valley, Craigengower C.C. lost to Royal Artillery.by 29

runs.

R. R. Davies, b Fry

F. Buller. b Simpson F. W. Carr, not out

The Gunners started confidently H. F. Westlake, b Fry and put up 106 for four wickets F. E. Booker, b Fry but their total reached only 124 Lt. Musson and B.S.M. Leach bat ted forcefully for 37 and 40 and G. Gull, e Langmald, b Simpson later did well in bowling, getting] Batting first, the visitors com-four wickets for 81 and five for piled the huge total of 204 for 41, respectively (A. B. Hamson three wickets, declared, a feature captured six wickets for 31), of their innings being a master-

Craigengower were dismissed

Extras

ly display by F. I. Zimmern who for 95, S. Abbas (18) and Omar Fry got to within two runs of a cen- (19) were the only bats to make Simpson tury when he stepped in front of a stand, "Extras" helped with 29. Lyons a ball from Brace. Anderson also Scores:- batted well for 48.

A profitable first wicket part nership between Brace (49) and Ramsay (65) which realised 86 rons for the home team, was in a large measure responsible for the draw which they effected.

Bowlers on both sides were ex- pensive, A. T. Lee (4 for 45) re- turning

best the

figures. Scores:-

University

E. A. Lee, c Jex, 1 Goodwin

D. J. N. Anderson, run, out

F. I. Zimmern,.l.b.w, b Brace..

S. V. Gitting, not out

A, A. Rumjahn, not out

Extras

Royal Artillery Sgt. Glazebrook, b Abbas ... Gar. Bacon, e Bradbury, b

A. B. Hamson

Lt. A. H. Musson, b Bradbury Lt. R. J. Wright, e S. Abbas,

A. B. Hamson

BSM. Leach, c S. Abbas, b

A. B. Hamson

Lt. Miller, b A. B. Hamson, Lt. Water, c Lim, b Bradbury 5 Tpr. Wood, b A. B. Hammon,

48 Capt. McNair, c Bradbury, b

A. B. Hamson ....

18 Sgt. Comford, b Bradbury

↓

Total (for 3 wkbs., dec.) 204

C. W. Lam, 8. R. Kermani, A., P. Guterres, A. Baker, D. K. Samy,

A. T. Lee did not bat,

ROWLING ANALYB18.

0. M.

B.Q.M.S. Eustace, not out

Maj. T. J. R. Langmaid, b

Chittenden

Pte. Wingfield, h Chittenden . 5 Cpl. Crowcroft, b Eldridge 37 L/Opl. Fennell, e Willmott, b

Chittenden

1 Capt. W. H. Williams, b

Eldridge

40 Pte. Lyons, b Westlake

Pte. Andrews, b Westlake 0L/Cpl. McIntyre, b Wastlake 9 Pte. Fry, not out

Pte. Simpson, b Eldridge L/Cpl. Taviin, b Eldridge

Extras

Bow:

WLING ANALYSIS

0. M. B. W. Chittenden

A. R. Minu, c and b Parker .. 0. Ismail, Bowker

2 J. S. Ackber, l.w., b Bowker

0A. K. Minu, e Hayward, b Owen

Hughes

---Bowker

LEAGUE TABLES

The positions in the league to 1 date are:-

Division 1.

Indian R.C.

25 Royal Artillery

University

Chinese R.C.

21 1 0 41

8 1 1 1 4

2 1 0 1

1 0 1 0 1

4 0 1 8, 1

Division II.

P. W. D. L.,Pts.

Craigongower 2nd 7 4 1 2 13

5 4 0.1 12

C.S.C.C. 2nd..... 8 8 2 8 11

Royal Navy 2nd. 4 1 1

ĮA. H. Rumjahn, e and b Light-

foot

M. R. Abbas, b Owen Hughes

€

0J. M. A. Rumjahu, c Owon

Hughes, b Lightfoot

Indian R.C. 2nd 8 8 1 1 19

R. E. and S...... 6 5 0 1 15

18 A. Rahmin, not out

Extras

26 H.K.C.C. 2nd

Total

92 Recreio .......

8' $ 1 4 10

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Kowloon CC. 2nd

6 2 3 1 9

0. .M. B.

W. Police R.C.

8 2 0 6

1 22

8 R.A.S.C.

4 1 2 1.

Extras

Total

08 Parker

7 1

2 University 2nd.. 8 1 1 1

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

Owen Hughes

6 2 14

Total

124

0. M.

W. Evers

4 1 8

0 Electric R.C.

·7 0.2 5

Eldridge

18 2 20

4 Lightfoot

13 0 2

2 R.A.0.C.

4004

8 8 17

A. B. Hamson S..Abbas Oliver

9.1 1

6 Westlake

4 1. 7 8

UNIVERSITY 2ND v. LRG. 2ND

6 · 0

$ 1 12 -0

RW Omar

2 0

12 0

Goodwin

.12 4

46 1 Bradbury

wickets.

Rosa

12 2

Brace

6 1 17

Craigengower C.C.

Scores:

H.. P. Lim, c and b Leach

H.K.V.D.C.

***

Hirst

3 0 11

Fall

8 1 3

E. Zimmern, Lb.w., b Leach

Smith

2 0

0 R. C. Reed, b Musson

0 Happy Valley,

Oliver

A. B. Hamson, b Musson

E. F. Fincher .... 3 1

Kowloon C.C.

U. M. Omar, hit wicket, b

Musson....

W. Brace, c and b. A. T. Lee ..

B. W. Bradbury, b Leach

A. W. Ramsay, c and b Guterres

E. F. Fincher, c E. A. Lee, b

A. T. Lee

F. Goodwin, c A. A. Rumjahn, b

Guterres

G. A. V. Hall, b A. T. Lee....

A. Kitchell, run out

D.. Rumjahn, C

Muason

Bacon,

D. Fritz, e Water, b Leach ..

F.. E. Oliver, not out

Extras

R. E. Oliver, 'c Kermani, b A. T..

Lee

Total

E. C. Fincher, not out

DOWLING ANALYĠIB,

10 Musson

:15

b M. P. Madar ::.

M. B. Osman, b Mohamed

68 A. Aziz, not out

D. Roy, not out

Extras

Leach

148

Lacey |L/Cpl. Durand, b King

Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) 210 Ross

13 1 44 4

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A. W. Hayward, c Fincher, 'b

Goodwin

10 H. L. F. Ewin, st. Jex, 6 Rass

H. Owen Hughes, b Braçe

17 H. V. Parker, e Brace, b Ross

F. Baker, e Hirst, b Goodwin 42 84 A. Reid, c Ramsay, b Ross ..

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-Extras

Total

160

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

0 M. E W.

Goodwin

14.4 6 40 3

H. W. Smith, not out

Extrao

Total (for 6 wkts.)

S. Jex, J. J. Hirst, N. H. Ross did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

A. T. Lee,

Lam

Anderson

Guterres

A. A. Rumjaha Samy ...

S. Abbas, c Wood, b Leach.

POLICE v. RE. & S.

ધ્ર Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of Signals (one of the teams

4 in the running for, the junior

18 championship), secured a victory at

KOWLOON 'v. VOLUNTEERS

At Pokfulam, University 2nd XI Kowloon CC. beat Hong Kong had the better of the play in a Volunteer Defence Corps yesterday, drawn match against Indian R.C. at Kowloon, by five 2nd XI.

The Undergraduates compiled 210

8 the expense of Police R.C. at runs for seven wickets, declared, to E. J. R. Mitchell, b Goodwin ..

which the Indians replied with 125 O. Moor, lb.w., b Rose for eight. Ecore-

Lt. Col. Wyatt distinguished

University 2nd XI himself both with bat and ball, H. T. Barma, b A. M. Rumjahn 19 hitting up 68 runs in fine style K. T. Loke, c Mohamed, b A. R.

oland capturing five wickets for 21. Suffad

In reply to a total of 151, the Police made 70, towards which Lacey contributed 80. Score:- R.E. & S. 8Q.M.S. Leppard, e Thorpe, b 23 King

S/Sgt. Mitchell, b Lacey ........

98 Lt. Col. R. E. 8. Wyatt, c

Edwards, b Weymes

R. W. Col. R. B. Skinner, c.King, b

Lacey 31 4 .14 4 41 6 L/Cpl. Penny, st Hunter, b

H.K.C.C. 2ND v. ELECTRIC RC CS.M. Kennard, e Lacey, b

King

Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI, on their Sig. Warwick, e Callard, b

Sheppard own ground, trounced Electric R.C.

Cpl. Butler, run out

Collaring the bowling from the Sat. Trumper, ran out

0. M. P W.

14 1

0 10

O to the tune of 96 runs,

4 # 20

.14 3

0 13

O runs

2 1 8

CIVIL SERVICE V. C.R.C...

2 start, the home team put up 195 Sgt. Harrison, not out

Batting one wicket.

for

o splendidly, Armstrong, carried out,

In a match of small scores, at

his bat for 102, Duncan contribut- ed 36 and Batger scored 82 not out. Holding the upper hand for the most part, the H.K.C.C.

A. B. Sulleman, Butt, b

Nazarin ....

C. E. Yeoh, c A. M. Rumjahn,

b Nazarin

G. R. Vallack, run out

F. Fernando, b A. M. Rumjahn' 20 E. R. West, not out

5 C. Candah, 'c A. M. Rumjahn,

0 B Kowloon C.C.

2 W. Brace, c'Parker, b Baker ..

290 A. W. Ramsay, c&b Farker..

1E. F. Fincher, e Baker, b

E. C. Fincher, run out

22 19 467 19

H. E. Adams, F. Hiptoola did not Brace bat.:

6 2 14

Hirst

4 0 22 0

1A. M. Kumjahn ...16.

A. R. Suad

2 Lea 2 46 ....14 2 49 1

16 M. P. Madar

4 16

Razack

15 Nazarin

3 0 24

Mohamed

3 1 16

1 Parker

Indian R.C. 2nd XI

Extras

A. Butt, run out

G. A. V. Hall, e Owen Hughes,

Totai

151

R. Nazarin, c Adams, b Osman

b Vallack

M. P. Madar, b Sulleman

{

F. Goodwin, 5 Baker

ROWLING ANALYSIS.

A. M. Rumjahn, b Hiptoola.

G. Lee, not out

0. M. B.

A. R. Sufias, e Osman, b Roy

.13 2 40

N. A. E. Mackay, c Vallack, b

D. Mohamed, b. Barma,

***

Owen Hughes

A. M. Rumjahn, e Fernando,

2 0 20

S. Jex, a Hayward, b Owen

b Sulleman

2 0 11

Salim Ismail, e Suleman, b

Hughes

1 0

102 Sheppard

28 0 16

1 Roy...

J.J. Hirst, b Parker

1M. Y. Adal, not out

N. H. Ross, e Reid, b Parker

Extras

Police R.C.

M. I. Razack, not out

TH. Hunter, b Durand

Extras

B. Thorpe, b Durand.

Total

198

Total (for 1 wt, doc.)

196

S. Randle, b Durand

125

0. M. R

2 452 2

ត

11.8 4

3 25 1

Osman

O Suttoman

Weymes

folded Lacey Happy Valley, Civil Service C.Cmartly and dismissed the visitors King defeated Chinese R.C. by 25 runs for 90 runs. James (4 for 9) was Randle Towards a total of 80 runs. the outstanding bowler. Scorea: Callard de Rome (27) and Evans (23) con-

Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI. tributed 50 runa between them for. J. Armstrong, not out.... CS.C.C. Ching and Ng Sze-kwong, A. R. Duncan, run out .... were in very flac form with the ball, K. H. Batger, not out the former accounting for five wickets for 18 and the latter four

for 20.

H. Hung (11) and W. H. Sling (26) were the only batsmen to reach Tait, C. P. James, S.-J. Jordain, double figures for the Chinese who J. N. Owen, G.-Bradley, J. E. were all out for 55, · Kolly did the | Hancock did not bat, most damage for his side, taking four wickets for 15 runs. Scores:- Civil Service C.C.

J. A. Summers, A Reid, W. K. Lacey, e Durand, b Wyatt

G. R. Sayer, c W. G. Hung, b

Ching

F. J. de Rome, b Ng Sze-kwong J. Barrow, c Taul Wal-pul, b

W. C. Hung

A. E. Wood, c W. C. Hung, b

·Ching ..

B. C. K. Hawkins, e ́ W. C.

Hung,, b. Ching

B. D. Evans, b Ng Sze-kwong F. Baker, ¢ Ching, b Ng Sze-

kwong

E. W. Hamilton, c W. C. Hung,

b Ching ....

D. R. Kelly, Chuo, b Ching

F. H. Holdman, e Toul

pal, b Ng Sze-kwong

F. J. Ling, not out,

Extran

Total

Banks Muskett

27 Murdoch

J. Shepherd, c Warwick,

T. H. King, b Wyatt..

Total (for 8. wkts.)

A. R. H. Bamail 'did not bat,

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Roy

1 Hiptoola

Candah

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Owen Hughes

Parker

Vallack

ས་

1 26 0

What should be a sport is develop.

Q. M

Wyatt

& 0 44

1 Reid

A. Reynolds, b Wyatt

Б 2 11

BOWLING ANALYSIS..

Baker

6 0 24 2

A. Callard, b Skinner

3 1

6 2

WAV.Baker, b Wyatt

Summeris

8 1 ୫

4. 0

T. H. Weymes, not out

0 40

G. Edwards, b Skinner

J. R. Way

6 0

40 · 0

5 Barma

Extras

5 0 22

·R.N. 2ND v. RECREIO

B 0-17

Total

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BOWLING' ANALYSIS.

0 8.2 20 2.5 1

The Portuguese team batted

Arat and made 98 runs, Wright|

match player to be anything but

taking four wickets for 21:22

Marina Giles' scored 42 out of

a professional. The Australian

Board of Control has recognised

Gahagan

Electric LLC.

C. E. Gabagan, c Bradley, b

Reid

W. N. H. Murdoch, Lbw, b

"Summers

23 L. de Rome, run out

.:|J. C. Dúnbar, b Reid .

019. C. Banks, c Owen, b Taft

Durand 16 Wyatt

8 Skinner

1 0

J. R. Way, c Summers, b James 10

1G. G. Thomann, Lb.w., b. Tait

9 W. B. Muskett, b James .....

WafJ. F. Lanny, c Bradley; b James

0 G. T. Padgett, 5 James

5HB Jones, not out

Extras

Total

W312

$12

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