BOWLING ANALYSIS.
24 Fritz
4 W. K. Way
0. K. B 16.4 8 40 80 42
W.
Y. Abbas
0
7 2 17 Crafgengower 2nd XI
2 Capt. J. R. Vedder, not out Capt. MacNair, run out
T. Grimes, Wyatt
0E, 3, Hamson, b Wyatt..、***
1
Goodwin
9 J. W. Leonard,
Sinner, b
-Extras
Durand
0
Total
88 C. E. Wong, e Wyatt, b Durand
0
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
D. Fritz, b Wyatt
0
M.
B. W. R. Baaa, b Wyatt
9
3
61 W. K. Way, b Wyatt
Goodwin
6
1
20
2 Y. Abbas, b Wyatt
Hirst
8
OW. A. Youngaaye, b Wyatt
Brace
1
93.
6 D. M. A. Razack, c Macdonald,
Oliver
1 18
2
b. Durand
1
E. F. Fincher
E. Mowfung, not out
0
Extras
8
10
Total
24
1
BOWLING ANALISIS,
0
M.
R.
W.
Durand Wyatt
6 2
7
8
6. 1
9
7
0
Friendly Matches
13
c Bryant,
B
H.K.C.C. v. C.s.cic.
26
for 89 runs. A. Ursell, b Summera
Extras ...
Civil Service 'C.C. G. R. Sayar, e Parker, b Quick A. E. Wood, b Bowker
9
Total
10
16
g
Talt Summers Reid
5
H. F. L. Ewin, c Harper, b 2 Westlake
F. J. Ling, c Mitchell, b Quick
Extras
62
OG. E. R. Divett, e Westlake, b
Eldridge
H. Hung, Lb.w., b S. V. Gittins
7
F. 3. W. Smith, Giles, b
Bradley
Total
76
29
J. A. Summers, c Haynes, b
Eldridge
10
CRICKET LEAGUE
DEFEATED
S/Sgt. Greenaway, c A. M.
Rumjahn, b M. R. Abbas Pte. Brooks, not out
CHAMPIONS UNEXPECTEDLY QMS. Trappitt, b A. S. Suflad L/Opl. Cordon, e Sirdar Khan,
b'A. S. Suffind
ANOTHER CHINESE VICTORY|L/Cpl. Wood, e Sirdar Khan, b
In the only match in the Senior Division of the Cricket League on
Saturday, the Chinese Recreation Club completely upset calculations
A. S. Suffiad
Extras
by defeating the University, last. M. A. Rumjahn year's champions. The Chinese won on their merits, and follow A. R. Suffled
ing so closely on their victory A. M. Rumjahn .. 2 over the Kowloon C.C. of a week A. S. Sumfad..... 7 ago, any allusions as to their form M., R. Abbas .... & being a mere "flask of the pan" must now be dispelled.
Indian R.C. 2nd XI M. P. Madar, c Garner, b
Corbett
By beating the Royal Army Service Corps, Indian R.C. 2nd XI A. Butt, c Morgan, b Wishar 18 have climbed another rung of the R. Nazarin, c Wishar, b Corbett D. "Mohamed, e Morgan, b Junior Division ladder. Craigen-
Corbett gower C.C. 2nd suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the Royal A. S. Sufflad, b Morgan ...... Engineers and Signals, thanks to M. R. Abbas, L.b.w., b Morgan the splendid bowling of Lt. Col. A. M. Rumjahn, b Morgan .... Wyatt, who took seven wickets) A. R. Sufflad, e Bryant, b for nine runs and did the "hat trick." With an unusually strong team, the Royal Navy 2nd ac-3. M. A. Rumjahn, c Garner, b counted for the Kowloon C.C. 2nd.
S. Ismail, not out
Extras
League I
C.R.C. v. UNİVERSĮTY
Morgan, Sirdar Khan,
Morgan
Morgan
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On their own ground, Hong 15 Kong C.C. defeated Civil Service R. R. Davies, b Tait
C.C. by nine wickets.
16
V. H. Chittenden, b Summars In fine form with the ball, the H. F. Westlake, b Summers Rev. E. K. Quick took six wickets H. F. Harper, e Railton, b 109 for the H.K.C.C. for 39 rung. Summers ...
Parker (3 for 11) also helped W. J. Eldridge, b Reid EW.materially to dismiss the civil Ser-J. F. Willmott, a and b Summers
8vice for 76.
T. W. Carr, & Summers
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M. .11 3 34 .14.3 4 43 7 1 16
NAVY 2ND V. K.G.C. 2ND
6 'Hayward (31) gave his side a F. E. Booker, not out
1 good start, being ably supported by N, Drummond, st West, b Rald Quick, who also contributed 31 F. H. W. Haynes, e Tait, b runs. Edmonds, going on late, got seven "sculps" Scores:-
At Causeway Bay, Chinese R.C. defeated the University by 33 runs. Corbett Starting shaklly, the home team Morgan Wishar lost their first wicket for seven runs. W. C. Hung then put a different complexion on the game for his side with a sound innings for 31 which was followed by a useful contribution of 57 by Sling. The batting, however, once again
Despite a splendid start by their declaring at collapsed, the C.R.C.
the opening pair, Mackay (62) and B. D. Evans, c Owen Hughes, For 139 for eight wickets.
Smith (29) which realised 67 runs, b Parker
At King's Park, Royal Navy 2nd defeated Kowloon C.C. 2nd by four
wickets.
visitors, Guterres (3 for 22) re-K.C.C. were dismissed for 130, only J. Barrow, b Quick turned the best analysis.
W. C. Hung was in excellent forum ane other batsman getting into R. C. K. Hawkins, l.b.w., b
double figures. The Navy bowling with the ball, and played a
great part in dismissing the Univer elty for 106. He took eight wickets for 37, five of his victims being
was consistent, Bradley (4 for 38) returning the best figures.
Bradley (87) was also top-scorer
helped with 33, Scores:-
Parker
E. W. Hamilton, b Quick
Summers
F. Baker, e Mitchell, Quick 17 L. A. R. Duncan, b Westlake
F. H Holdman, c Mitchell, b
Parker
clean-bowled. Anderson, who car for his aide whilst Comdr. Stanley D. R. Kelly, st Pearce, b Quick ried his bat for 49, made a great stand but received little support from his team-mates. Scores:-
Chinese R.C.
Kowloon 2nd XI.
N. A. E. Mackay, e Giles, b
Bradley
W. H. Edmonds, not out
o W. K. Tait, b Westlake OK. H. Batger, Westlake
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Total (for 8 wkta., dec.) 188
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8 The positions in the league to:
Kowloon 0.0.
25
....
G. E. Gahagan; c. Mohamed, b
M. U. Razack
44
6
W. B. Muskett, c Thad, b M. I..
20
Razack
W. E. Peera, o M. I. Razack,
159
b A. R. Minu
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
F. H. Akehurst, b A. R. Minu
a 14.
W.
S. Jones, e Esmail, b Rahumed
.18.5 2 *42
6
W. N. H. Murdoch, b A. R.
10"
48
2
Minu
82
B
0 15
0
3
1
7
E. L. Grome, b A. K. Minu
0
J. R. Way, b'A, R. Minu
0 #
28
Q
A. F. Paul, not out ..:
10
CS.C.C. 2ND v. H.K.C.C. AND
L. de Rome, not out
Extras...
17
At Happy Valley, Civil Service
C.C. 2nd lost to the Hong Kong 0.0. 2nd by seven wickets.
CS.C.C. 2nd XI
Splendid bowling by Summers (7) for 13) was largely responsible for, the amal score of 64 put up by the Esmall
A. R. Minu For the winners, Talt (48) 'was the highest scorer. Westlake ac-A. K. Minu
Pritam counted for seven wickets for 89.
M. U. Razack Scores!--
Rahumed Thad
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Q
B. W.
7 2 20 0
M. I. Razack
9
2
38 1
... 9
1
34
4
7 1
26
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A. R. H. Esmail, e Dunbar, d
Muskett
31
10 T. AH, Lb.w., b Gahagan
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BU. T. Thad, not out
3
18 A. R. Minu, not out
40
3
Extras
6
1
Tatal (for 4 wkts., dec.) 194
M. I. Razack, A. K. Rahumed, A.
0
10
M. Wahab, G. Mohamed, M. Razack did not bat.
A.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
64
K. 0,
W.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Muskett
7 0 52 1
0. M. E. W
J. R. Way
77 Q 54
0
B 1 28
1
Gahagan
9.3 5 18
7 Murdoch
7 1 29 1
4 0 18
2
H.K.C.C. 2nd XI,
... 10
LEAGUE TABLES
+
48 [date are:-
10
Division I
Hong Kong C3.1 2 2 0 Indian R.C..
C. Choa, c E. A, Lee, b Guterres
9
A. R. F.. Raven, b Waters
'BOWLING ANALYSIS,
1
W. C. Hung, c Anderson, b
Samy
B. Petheram,
C
Waters, b
Q. K.
R
W.
N. L. H. Rafton, 'c and b
Eldridge
5 2 2 1 Chinese R.C..... 6 2 1 8
o Civil Service CC. & 1 8 1
31
Bradley
W. H. Sling, F. I. Zimmern,
Bowker Quick
9
22
1 J. E. Hancock, b Westlake
16.6 2
30
6 E. R. West, lib.w., b Westlake
6 Craigengrower CC. 7 1 3 8 3 1 1 1 16 University
G. Lee, c Sutler, b Waters
b Guterres
57
Ng Sze-kwong, run out ......
J. L. Youngaaye, 1.b.w., b
Guterres
W. H. Kwan, not out
7
K. R. Mackaskill, e Waters, b
Gregory
Parker
8
3
11
3 A. H. Gillingham, not out
8 Royal Navy 4 1 1 2 4
5
Hong Kong C.C
A. Reid, c and b Westlake
D. S. Green, Waters, b
Cornish
0
1
A. W. Hayward, c Holdman, b
Edmonds
Extras
5
0 Royal Artillery... 2 1 0 1
'Division II.
31
Б
H. Overy, e Sutler, b Waters ..
T. E. Pearce, l.b.w., b Kelly
9
Total
111
G. Chue, c A. A. Rumjahn, b
E. R. Price,
c Stanley,
Anderson...
1
Bradley
2
Rev. E. K. Quick, e Baker, b
Edmonda
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
31
H. C. Hung. b A. T. Lee
0
A. Hung, not out
0
O. B. Raven, e Woodhouse, b
Cornish
Capt. A. N. Evers, c-Baker, b
Edmonds
Westlake
12
13 Eldridge
Extras
16 A. Hargreaves-Brown, not out
0
0. Moor, Sayer, b Edmonds
10 Chittenden
0. M. R. 12.2 2
9. 0 44 3
3
0
Extras
8
Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 130
H. Ching did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
A. T. Lec............. 3 4 12
S. Y. Gittins ....
H. J. Armstrong, c. Wood, b
Edmonds
2
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Evans
7
Total
130
H. Owen Hughes, not but
15
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
D.
E.
0. M. R
H. V. Parker, e Evans, b W. Edmonds.....
11
1 Gregory
7 0 38
1 H. R. B. Hancock, e Kelly, b
1. 16
1 Bradley
.14 1 89 4
Edmonds
4
Guterres
Samy
.14
5 22
3 Waters
.11 2 32 3
Extras
34
7
4. 18
1 Cornish
.11 5 10
Lam
7 2 24
Anderson
A. A. Rumjahn.. 7 1 21
University
A. A. Rumjahn, c Ng Sze-
kwong, b W. C. Hung
D. J. N. Andorson, not out
E. A. Lee, c Chue, b Ching
· F. L. Zimmern, e Ng Sze-kwong,
b W. C. Hung
A. P. Guterres, b W. C. Hung
G. T. Giles, c Price, b Lee ..
1
5 0 Navy 2nd XI.
19
2
Total (for 9 wkts.)
173
Armr. Bradley, c & b Raven
37
2
A. C. I. Bowker did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Comdr. Stanley, a Mackaskill,
b Smith
33 Kelly
6 0 20 1
6
Capt. Cornish, b Raven
1 Ling
Police R.C.
3 0 14
0
Mid. Sutler, b Raven
49
10 Hamilton
6
18 0
E. H. Dyer, c and b Alves ...
5
0
Mid. Stannard, at Mackay, b
Smith
Baker
5 1
18
0
A. V. Baker, b Alves
4
1 Edmonda
8.1 0 39
7
A. E. Lacey, b'Pinna
9
|Ch. Wr. Gregory, not out
13 Evans
7. 0 84
.1
Pay Lt. Waters not out
21
W. E. Meadows, c. Remedios, b
Sousa
18
0. MA B. W.
P. W. D. L Pta Indian R.C. 2nd .11. 9 1 1 28 R.E. & S.
9 7 0 2 21 WH.K.C.C. 2nd..... 7 6 0 1 18 89 Craigengower 2nd 10 4 2 4 14 Recreio......10 4 1 5 18
0 23
POLICE v. RECREIO
Visiting Happy Valley, Club de Recreio defeated Police R.O. easily.
Bowlers held the upper hand for
Kowloon C.C. 2nd 8 3 3 2 12 CS.C.C. 2nd..... 9 3 2 4 11 University 2nd... 5 2 2 1 8 R.A.S.C.
... 7. 2. 2 3 8
Royal Navy 2nd. 6 2 1 3 Police R.C. Electric R.C.
9 2 0 7 8 0 2.6
the most part. The Police compiled R.A.O.C. 75 runs to which the Recreio replied with 186:
The most successful bowler on either alde was Sousa (5 for 25). King, of the Police, also took five wickets for which he gave away 41 rums. Scores~~~
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18.
C. W. Lam, e H. Hung, b Ng
Sze-kwong
K.C.C. v. ARMY XL
T. H. King, c Xavier, b Sousa - 11
12
8. Randle, c Barnes, b Sousa..
Total (for 6 wkta.)
131
S. V. Gittins, c H. Hung, b
W. C. Hung ....
Lt-Comdr. Woodhouse,
On their own ground, Kowloon T. N. Hunter, b Sousa
Lt.-
C.C. beat an Army XI by 26 runs.
Comdr. Pears, Lt. Londsdale did not
D. K. Samy, b W. C. Hung
bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
For the winners, Oliver played a P. Condon, c Guterres, b Xavier forceful inninga for 65 not out, Hallam, not out which included thirteen boundary | E. H. Edwards; b Xavier
1.
7 0 30
1 whilst Goodwin made 29.
W. ahots. Ramsay contributed
48
Extras
4 1 21
0 The visitors started very poorly
Total
0.9
and had lost five wickets for 17
B 0. 17
0
Raven
runs when L. Musson, who scored
7
0 24
3
0. M. Br .11
W. Smith
82, stopped the rot. Goodwin (6 Pinna
8 0
17
2
1 87
8
9 1 BT
1
C.C.C. 2ND Y. RE. & 8.
5
23 0
1
Kowloon C.C
4 Xavier
A. T. Lee, b W. C. Hung
D. Laing, b W. C. Hung
L. T. Ride, b W. C. Hung
Extras
Total...
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
W. C. Hung
H. Ching
Ng Sze-kwong
League Div. II
LR.C. 2ND v. R.A.O.C.
Lee Overy 106 Hargreaves-Brown 4
On their own ground, Indian R.C. 2nd defeated Royal Army Ordnance
Corps by two wickets.
Pétheram
for 43) performed. the "hat trick." Alves Score:
At Happy Valley, Craigongower W: Brace, e Thicknasse, b Thorp
C.C.. 2nd XI lost to Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of Signals by 76
russ.
A. W. Hamsay, & Champion, b
Mussoй....
E. C. Fincher, e dasbar b
Christian...
Set with 100 runs, the C.C.C. completely collapsed against the E. F. Fincher, Thicknesse, b
Christian
who captured seven wickets for nine
::
Christian
splendid bowling of It.-Col. Wyatt, R. E. H. Oliver, not out Keen fielding by the Indians was runs, three of these. being with E. Lawrence, Miles, largely responsible for the small successive balle in his fourth over. total of 88 runs compiled by the Durand (8 for 7) shared the attack G. A V. Hall, R.A.0.0. Pta. Brooks, with 24 not with Wyatt. out, was top scorer for his side.! Pto. Garner hit up 20 and Q.M.S. for 24 runs! Scoped Mocock made 18. A. S. Suhad
RE. & §. accounted for five wickets for which L/Op, Penny, b W. Way be conceded 88 runs
Opl. Butler, run outlet The I.R.C. met with early dist. Col. Wyatt, b. Fritz aster and soon lost seven wickets L/Cpl. Durand, e Leonard, b for 58 but the "tall-end" saved the W K. Way situation. Scores
Vedder The home team were skittled out F. Goodwin, b Christian
R.A.0.C
Pie. Garnér, b.A.-S. Suffiad 2
QMS. Wishar, b. A R Sufiad
L/Opl. Morgan, M. R. Abbas,
b M. A. Rumjahn ......
Pte. Corbett, S. Ismall, 6 A. R. |
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