1929-03-18 — Page 11

MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1929.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Bass:

CRICKET

(Continued From Page #)

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

P.O. Clarke, b Oliver

Sub Lt. Cares, run out G. T. Giles, b Bradbury

61

E. Fincher did not bat.

Craigengower

Comdr., Stanley, b Lim

0. X. L 11.8 64

W.

E.R.A, Sparrow. 1.b.w,

Bradbury

b

6 H. G. Lim, c Youhgaya, b Les 14 OA. S. Suffiad, a Youngsaye, b

Smith.....

20

30 E. Zimmern, c Fincher, b Smith

1

1 Pay Lt. Watch, run out

9A. M. Rumjahu, c Mackay, b

Brace

9 0 40

Hutchins

8 1

48

2

Lt. Landsdale; e Oliver, b

Bradbury

Les

0

F. Oliver, b Hedley '.'.

E, F. Fincher

7 1

84

Vodder

2

0

26

Ramsay

3 0

8

0

Kowloon C.C.

Pay Lt.-Comdr Littleton not out ORO. Nowcombe, è Kitchell, b

Lim

ERA. Hill, run out

5 S. Abbas, 1.b.w., Lee

15 R. G. Reid, not out

18 A. A. Lewis, · et. Mackay, b

[Y. Abbas, e Lee, b Gregory.

W. Brace, not out

79

Extras

20

Gregory

A. W. Ramsay, b Parker

27

3. Jamail, b Gregory

E. C. Flacher, c Owen, Hughes,

b Wales

Tots!

28

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

213 P. Pankhurst, b Gregory

Extras

0

E. F. Fincher, c Owen Hughes,

b Dabble

Q

M. R. W

1.

4 Hamson

8

48 0

Total

74

H. Hutchins, not out

2 Oliver

7

80 1

Extra adban.

1

Omar

* 1 10 0

MATCH AT UNIVERSITY

Lyon

2 0 25 0

Lim

Dobble

0 X. E. W. .11

22 1

Wales

.14 Q

55

1

Parker

... 5

1

$

1

Bonnar

1

16

Total (for 3 wkts.). 186 Bradbury G. A. V. Hall, Capt. J. Vedder,

S. Jex, N. H. Ross, H. Gregory and

F. E. Lawrence did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS

RECREIO v. H.K.C.C. 2ND

W. Hung, c & b C. W. Lam... At King's Park, the Club de D. Laing, run out Recreio lost to the Hong Kong J. Barrow, b Anderson C.C. second team by five wickets. Capt. E. Frith, b C. W. Lam Splendid bowling by Duckitt, A. H. Rumjahn, b Anderson who accounted for six wickets for A. B. Hamson, b Anderson

93 0 37

4

0 ยู 58

2

Dr. Ponsonby Fane's XI beat the University Phoenix II by 11 runs,

in a whole-day match. Scores:

Dr. Ponsonby Fane's XL.

29

120

4

3

1B

9

Owen Hughes Quick

6

0

25

0

8

1 .B

0

18 runa, was largely instrumental A. T. Lee, e & b Anderson in putting out the Portuguesa XIL T. Ride, b Anderson

¡A. 0. Swayne, b Lam for 108.

10

0

18

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NAVY v. W. C. HUNG'S XI.

At King's Park, the Royal Navy defeated an eleven captained by Mr. W. C. Hung by one wicket.

The batting on both sides was weak, W. C. Hung, with 34 rans to his credit, being the highest in- dividual scorer,

After passing the home team's E. B. Reed, b Ariderson score, for the loss of five wickets. R. Ponsonby Fane, not out the H.K.C.C. compiled a total of

Extras 166 for nine. Scores:-

Club de Recrelo

P. Xavier, b Summers

Steady bowling, supported by a Duckitt

keen field, on the part of the Navy M. F. Pinna, c and b. Duckitt.. team, was chiefly responsible for F. J. Remedios, b Stock the visitors being out for 61 runs. F. H. Carvalho, b Duckitt

The Navy replied with 73, win J. W. Barnes,

ning the match with their last pair

29

Total

243

L

J. Guterres, e Batger, b Summers....

University Phoenix

D.

H. A. Alves, e Duncan, b, Reid H. M. Xavier, Sammers,

1 D. J. Anderson, b.Swayne 68. V. Gittins, b Swayne 19 S. R. Kermani, run 'out

59

11

64

A. Baker, 1.b.w., Swayne

22 C. W. Lam, l.b.w, Reed

18 A. B. Sulieman, b Lea...

22

6 A. Chan Fook, not out

19

K. P. Gan, c Firth, b Rumjaho 11

C Batger,

F. S. Chen, e Laing, b Swayne

2

Duckitt

in. Kwan was in fine form with

H.

the ball, accounting for eight wickets for 38. Scores:—

A. Barros, Ducklit

с Stock,

11 A. A. Aziz, at. Ponsonby Fane,

b Swayne

0

C. M. Sousa, not out,

0

35

19

A. P. Silva, b Duckitt

Extras

4

11

Total

232

F. Lee, c Baker, b Large .... W. C. Hang, run out

6

34

Total

108

W. H. Sling, c Cobb, b Large

1

"BOWLING ANALYSIS.

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J. L. Younganye, c and b Weir

5

0. M. R. W.

Tsui Wai-pui, c Suther, b Weir

$Reid

7 0 18 1

Summers

9 0 40 2

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The number of Chinese, vaccinated

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Mr. W. C. Hung's XL

Sole Agents: W. R. LOXLEY & CO., Hong Kong.W. H. Kwan, e and b Baker.

DAILY CROSS- WORD PUZZLE.

(Thia cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic enellinox such as harboḥ, plow, and althh.)

14 15

13

12 19

10

F. R. Zimmern, e Suther, b

Weir....

Tsui Hung-pul, run out

J. Hung, not out

Taue Yuen, c Cobb, b Bennett

Extra

0 Stock

1

Total (for 9 wkts., dec.) 61

R. Lee did not bat:-

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI.

1L. A. R. Duncan, run out

1 K. H. Batger, b Xavier ...

•

10 D. Roy absent

Extras

ST JOHN AMBULANCE

Chinese Y.M.C.A: Division . 28,379

#2

16

117

E. R. Duckitt,

Carvalho

c Xavier, b

19

20

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

A. Reid, st

Carvalho

Guterres,

Rallway Division

17 Indian Division

0. M.

Ꭱ .

H. F. L. Ewin.

Barnes, b

Kowloon Division

12.1

22

24

Baker

0 18

1

40 Mongkok Division

→

Large

B

1

92

25

26

27 28

Weir

5 0

2 G. E. R. Duckitt, a Barnes, 18 3 Remedios

b

Shaukiwan Division

31 Un Long

Bennett

2 1

St. Joseph's College Division

29

Moseley

I +

30 31

Royal Navy

W. Harris-Walker, c Xavier, b

10 Victoria Nursing Division.. Y.W.C.A. Nursing Division

Capt. H. D. Weir, b W. C. Hung

8

Soura

3

34

40

35 36

पा

37

138 139

Inst. Lt.-Comdr. Abelson, e Lee,

b Kwan

H. R. Remington, not out

12

Total

14

42

Comdr. F. C. Baker, c W. C.

B. L. Stock, st Barnes, b Alves

Extras

5

11

Hung, b Kwan

3

43

पप

415

|Mid: C. C. Suther, b Kwan

4

Sub.-Lt. Moseley, b Kwan

146

47

48

149 150

Lt. G. Davis, e J. Hung, b

Kwan

Xavier

01J. A. Summers, e Xavier, b 2 0

Alves

3 the Ambulance Brigade, up to and

14 including Friday:-

10 King's College Division .... 27.692

Total (for 9 wkts.) ... 156 A. H. Gillingham did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSE.

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Comdr. R. Ramsbotham, e Lee,

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Xavier

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53

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Lt. C. R. Bennett, c

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Hung, b Kwan

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Extras

Total

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10

78

8 5 1 2 16

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LEAGUE TABLES

Division I.

Hong Kong C.. University

P. W. D. L. Pta.

7 5 2 0 17

Distinction

18-To drag

BW. Kowloon C.C.

8 3 3 2, 12

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Royal Navy

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8 0 86

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Royal Artillery

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Indian R.C.***.

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HORIZONTAL

1-A share-bird

THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.

[HORIZONTAL (COM)

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-Publio contrats in 14-Close by

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11-The brother of

Moses

14-A lowering plant

16-Laughing (rare)

10-Finger

||45-Ignotus" (shhr.) |46-An American

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20-A Turkish governor|34-A minor part

21-Metal-bearing racks 23-The (Spanish)

24-A Roman household

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34-Machine for sowing 35-A suffix used to

denote bearing

40-A gub

41-Behold

42-Indldantal (Boot.)

VERTICAL 1-Unfedgad

2-Hoams

-Latitude (abbr.) 4-Time period B.To marval

A Roman atateaman 7-The manner of

walking B-Ancient

-Sewing Instruments; 10-Woodland dalty

(pl.) 12-Fästens

VERTICAL (Cont.) ' 18-Light breaks 17-Approaches

22-- Horse 27-Exist 26-The capital of Égypt 30-The hair on a man's

face

81-A sorson behind an

altar

32-Compass point

(abbr.)

33-8mall window over

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|34-Cooke by eloam |35–Brald |36-Having horns

37-An ancient kingdom

38-To incite of India

39-A fragrant wood |44-Frland (French) |47–Alto (Mus) |49-A letter of the alghabat 180-Amount (abbr.)

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BOWLING ANALYSIE. 0. M. W. C. Hang .... 8 0 27 Kwan

C.C.C. v. "TITANIA"

At Happy Valley, the Craigen- gower C.C. lost to H.M.S. "Titania" by eight wickets.

which the

Chinese R.C...... 7 2 1 4 Craigengower C.C. 7 1 3 8 6 6 Civil Service C.C. 8 1 3 4

Division II.

P. W. D. L. Pta. Against 116 runs home team compiled, the "Titania" H.K.CC. 2nd....11 10 0 1 80 Indian R.C. 2nd .12 9 1 2 28 ..11 8 0 3 24 For the winners, Sub-Lt Cargo R.E. & S.. batted well for $1, other double Kowloon C.C. 2nd 11 6 4 2 19 C.S.C.C. 2nd ...1145 24 17 12.5 1 6 14

replied with 213.

igure acorers being C.P.O. Ball Recrolo |(49), E.R.A. Sparrow (30), P.O. Newcombe (15) and E.R.A. Hui University 2nd ...10 4 2 4 14

R.A.SC.

10 4 2 4 14 (18).

Cralgengower 2nd 11 4 2 5 14 For Craigengewer, Lim played a forceful innings for 42, but with Police R.G....11 8 08 the exception of Omar (22) and Royal Navy 2nd .10 2 1 7

R.A.0.C. Kitchell (19), the others could not Electric B.C.....11 6 8 8

get going. Scores:-

Craigengower C.C.

H. P. Lin, e Glies, b Watch.

A. B. Hamson, a Londsdale, b

HII

R. C. Reed, e Ball, b Hill .. B.-W. Bradbury, e Hill, b

Sparrow...

U. M. Omar, e Stanley, b Hill

A. Kitchell, hit wicket, b H

F. Oliver, b Sparrow

H. D. Rumjan, e Ball, b Hi}} Y. Abbas, c Londsdale, & Bill

B. Chan, bit wicket, b Sparrow E. Lyon, not out

Extra

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS."

9.5

Messrs. E. Thomas, H. C. Triwedi. Watch Messrs. R. F. Waltham, A. G. Newcombe

R. de Lafarte, Walter Lathy, I. C.Whiters, S. S. Wong, F. R. Wear, Spar

Moller M

| Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Weller, Mrs. F.

Ball

Bradbury D

Messrs. H. K. Murphy, J. Mac-A. Wellman, Misses J. and BCPO Lean, Mrs. A.-Marrell,-"

Wellman.

42

2

6

9

7

9 2.0 T 6

Yesterday's Games

..

CRAIGENGOWER "C.C. LOSE BY 83 RUNS

Mr. N. A, E, Mackay's eleven de- 8feated the Craigengower by 88 runs

22 in a friendly match on the latter's ground yesterday afternoon. Scores:-

19

0

الحمار

zifr. Mackay'a Eleven 9N A. E. Mackay, b. Abbas..

F. Lee, b S. Abbas in.............

F. S. N. Smith, b Oliver

30

B

18

13. L. Youngaaye, e Ismail, b ́A, E

M. Kumjabn.

116 G..Hediny, b.8. Abbas.

A. C. Howell, run hot ....

WHA Gregory, run out

41 6 W. Youngaaye,...... e Lim, b X. 70427 1}; Abbas ...

150 E. Shen, rum,out |17|18|GALMt, not out, FRA

Total (for nine wits.)

20

:107

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