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E. B. Reed's Team v. H. R. B. Hancock's Team
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL GAME,
Distinct Improvement In Fielding
A fairly successful test was carried out on Saturday on the Hong Kong Cricket Ground when E. B. Reed's team met, H. R. B. Hancock's team. Generally the whole game was well played. The fielding was a distinct improvement on that of last week and the bowling more accurate. J. Richardson made an excellent score of 58 runs and was caught out by Major Crake.
Civil Service C.C.
A. E. Strange, c Kermani, b
Lam....
B. D. Evans, b Baker
A. Edmonds, e, and, b Gittins
J. Freeman, not out
Extras
Total ...
T. W. Carr did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Six members of Hancock's team did not bat. The scores were Lam us under:-
Q
Aahworth
5
39 F.. Nemedios, & Divett
C. M. Sousa
Extras
Total
CIVIL C.C. v. POLICE
t.
Guterres,
Reqington, b
Diocesan Boys' School
5 D. R. Xavior, e West, b Ashworth
13
J.L. Youngsaye, c Skinner,
Arnison
11
B. C: K. Hawkins, e Guterres,
b Lam
Figueiredo, 1.b.v., b Moor
E. K. Lee, Skinner
50
0
17 A. Xavier, e West, b Divett
E. R. Zimmern, b Skinner .....
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12
2
G. Noronha, not out
W. H. Kwan, 1.b.w, b Turner
16
1
F. Baker, c stpd. Kermani, b
Gittins ....
D. Lopes, b Divett
G. A. Lee, e Skinner, b Lt. Gough 12
5
A. Prata, & b Deavell
15
1
8
J. Noronha, i Skinner
J, Barrow, e Osman, b Gitṭins
41
|J. Ling, b Gittins, ..
5
D. McDougal, not out
23
E. Himsworth, c Guterres; b
Lam
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0
0. M.
R. W.
J. Hinton
5 2 15 0
17 G. Divett
11 3 13
F. Skinner
5 1
7 21
0. Moor
162
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0
7
1
J. Ashworth
5
11
2 Deavell
G. Lammert
3 0
14
0 Arnison
0. M.
F
W.
Skinner Butler
Guterres ...
D 36
0
| Gough
42
3
Police R.C.
Turner
R. Lee, atpd. Penny, b Turner ..
a. Winch, e Mitchell, b Deavell
G. Kotwall, e Skinner, b Turner
E. Wood, not out
B. Chan, b Deaveli
Extrar
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
168
0. M. R. W.
12 1 $6 3
11 9
53 1
7 1 14
0 10
41 置 17 I
7 1 63
R ES SA
Gittins
12 1 22
Baker
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24
1
A. 'Kirby, e Carr, b Randle
Mr. E. B. Reed's Team
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Lee
2
0 11
0
Hunter, Rantle
O. M.
| A. Rumjahn, c Owen Hughes,
b Bowker
R. W. Leong
0
10
Sherry, b Robertson
13
1
A. Normanbhoy 24
22
4
1
Johnson, ḥ Randle
L. Goldman, c Crake, b Parker
4
P. L Tan
.11 2 41
2 H.K.C.C. 2ND XI. v. RECREIO
B. Baker, not out
J. Richardson. c Fincher, b
Musson
Fliptoola
8.2 2 31
G
85
Rodrigues
G. Mitchell, c Crake, b Bowker
0
A. A. Aziz
2 0 4
26 0
1 16
2
D. J. N. Anderson, lb.w., b
Musson
20
A. Baker, Randle, b Robertson The Club de Recreio put up a goodPost, b Robertson ight against the Hong Kong Cricket Collard, b Robertson Club 2nd XI on their own ground Wagland, e Carr,
Extrus INDIAN R.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER but were rather outclassed both in batting and bowling, nevertheless
,
Randle
Q
Total
51
50
4
Q
0
them by 82 runs. Club were
Robertson
Civil Service C.C.
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V. W. L. Stanion, 1.b.w., b
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W. R. Folley, not out
The Indian Recreation Club enter-some very good 'ndividual play was tained the Craigengower Cricket witnessed.
Club at Sookumpoo and defeated The Hong Kong Club batted first The Craigengower and took advantage of some rather not at home at the slow bowling to make several bound-
15 wicket which was not a good one by aries. J. Hinton hit out lustily and any means. Several batsmen aus-was finally well, caught by Sousa tained slight injuries owing to the after putting up the highest score uneven pitch. The Indian Club of the game.
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LOCAL TENNIS
OPEN MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
RESULT OF FIRST ROUND
The following are the results of first round in the open mixed R. w. doubles championship of Hong
Kong Chinese Recreation Club:
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Q. M. 11 3 26 10.5 3
R. Davies, b Shorry
F. Harper, à B. Baker
A. O. Brawn, e & b Baker
G. W. Carr, Sherry
V. Chittendale, e A. Baker, b B.
Baker
J. Willmott, b B. Baker
G. Robertson, Collard
S. Randie, e Post, b Collard
claimed 4 wickets for 12 runs, F. was as frat as the Recrelo's was J. Kennard, e Post, b Collard El Arculli also did well with two slow and not so tricky. This was T. Booker, run aut wickets for one run.
ous that they were having difficulty, with the length of the balls on a matting.
Indian R.C.
where C. M. Sousa scored his suc- (A. T. Wick, not out cesses.
J. Ashworth, not out
Extras
10 D. Xavier
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M.
ن
K. L. Ho and Mrs. Chiu Chun- chlu beat A. D. Humphreys and Mrs. James 6-3; 6-2; E. C. Fincher
2 and Mre. Sayer beat M. W. Lo and
17 Miss G. Lo 6-3; 6-4; Thomas Lay
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and Mrs. J. B. McCaw beat Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Hambly 6-3; 6-4; Major Lucas and Mrs. Tottenham beat A. H. Crook and Mrs. Adams 6-0; 6-1; H. D. Ramjahn and Mrs. Gull beat S. A. Rumjahn and Miss
18 Botelho 6-3; 6-2; J. S. McEachran 12 and Mrs. Taylor boat L. Goldman 18 and Mrs. Milea 4-6; 8-6; 6-4; H. Lo and Mrs. Bradbury heat G. W. 129 Sewell and Mias Heeney 7-5; 0-6;
6-4.
R.E. & R.S. v. DIOCESAN BOYS" SCHOOL
R.E. & R..Signals
The Second Round
M. K. Lo and Miss Enid Lo va 2 K. L. Ho and Mrs. Chiu "Chun-chiu, E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Sayer va. Thomas Lay and Mrs. J. B. McCaw, H. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Gull va Major Lucas and Mrs. Tottenham, J. S. McEachran and Mrs. Taylor va. H. Lo and Mrs. Bradbury.
Matches in the Second Round have to be completed on or before October 31, instend of October 25 as previously announced.
The first named pair in each bracket shall have the choice of the
W. Hung, not out
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts.) .. A. Reid and D. R. Kelly did
179
not
bat.
Bowling ANALYSIS
.
0.
M.
SL
W.
A. C. I. Bowker, 5 2
good average were obtained, expe- fast bowler can be found. cially by A. M. Rumjahn, who
The Hong Kong Club's Bowling
7
2
H. V. Parker"....10 0
39
2
Capt. Reynolds 6 3 Lt. Col. Wyatt'
8 0
4 ዕ 31. 0
A. H. Musson
8 2 40
2
W, Brace
6 2 16
1
H. Owen Hughes 6 0
23
0
The Cralgengower Club's bowl- ing was also well up to their usual standard even though it was obvi.
Extras
Scores:
Total
H.K.C.C. 2nd XI
BOWLING ANALYSIS
H. R. B. Hancock's Team
W. Brace, b Kelly ...
32
0. M.
G. E. R. Divett, b Xavier
R. W.
16
E. C. Fincher, run out
19
Scores:-
10. Moor, Lb.w., b Xavier
B. Buker
11 3
23
Major R. H. Crake, not out
27
Sherry
0
¡G. P. Lammert, b Sousa
32
¡A. Baker
0
T. E. Pearce. c Richardson, b
Rumjahn
E. R. West, hb Sousa
1
12
H. Owen Hughes, not out
Extras
0
M. P. Madar, e Leonard; · b
Fletcher
Collard
J. R. Hinton, e Sousa, b, Alves
3
20
40
14 E. Skinner, stp. Guterres, b Alvos
Port
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0
6
H. T. M. Barma, e and b
Fletcher
R. Wood, b Sousa
0
BW. W. Mackenzie, à Sousa
17
96
A. M. Rumjaha, c Gill, b
Fletcher
R. Hepburn, e Noronha, b Alves
3
20
H. R. Remington, e Noronha. `b
Alves.
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2
10
9S/Sgt. Mitchell, e Youngsaye, b
Lee
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161Lieut. Gough, b Lee
10
Cpl. Butler, c Zimmern, b Kwan
10
R. W. Cpl. Skinner, run out
31 ground.
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2L/Cpl. Penny, b Lee
8
H. Alves
9 1
45
4 Sigm. Higgins, e Kwan, b Kotwall
.1
Remedios
2 0
20
Lieut. Macdonald, b Lee
0
A. Sousa
to
50
A
4 Sigm. Turner, b Lee
Club de Recreio
L/Sgt. Lockyer, Lee
o Cpl. Deavell, e Zimmern, b Lee
Extras
141
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M.
R. W.
6 2 13 2
W. B. Muskett-
4 1 7 0
7 2 22 3
6 .0 17 #
F. Abbas :.. Gil
3 0 16 1
4 0 26 2
JW. Leonard, b A. Rumjahn
0
5
H. Suttell, b Suffad
A. Rodrigues, Lb.w., b Fry
6
Y. Abbas, b A. Rumjahn
A. Aziz, c Skipp, b Fennell.
36
E. McBride, b Arculli
C."Candlah, 1.b.w, b Fry
G. E. Yeoh, b Fry
K. P. Gan, L.b.w., b Fry
H. E. M. Adams, c Fennell,
b Fry
P. L. Tan, run out
Ng Kan-sool, b Simpson
A. Normanbhoy, b Simpson
F. Hiptoola
10 W. Gill, b A. Rumjahn
8 G. Lee, b Arculli
43
4
R. Sombutts, e Ismail, b A.
Rumjahn....
0
E. B. Hamson. e Barma, b J.
Rumjahn
31
0
W. Way, c and b.J. Rumjahn
W. B. Muskett, e Mohammed,
2
b Eranee..
Extras
+
Total
8
J. C. Fletcher, not out
Extras
122
Extras
Total
H. M. Xavier, l.b.w.,. b Dívelt
16 H. Alves, e Divott, b Skinner
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G. Lee
G. Winch
BOWLING ANALYSIS
W. H. Kwan
G. Kotwall A. Prata
O. M. R. W. 14 5 28 7
3 0
0 17
13 0 1
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Total (for 3 wkta.)
H. R. B. Hancock, Capt. J. R. Reynolds, A. H. Musaon,' H. V. Parker, Lt. Col. F. J. Wyatt. and A. C. 1. Bowker did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
V. Stanion
D. Kelly
D. Anderson
A. Reid
A. Rumjahn
2 13 1
League Division II
UNIVERSITY C.C. v. R.A.S.C.
In the first match in the Second Division the University played the R.A.S.C. Scores:~~~
- University C.C.
K. T. Luke, c Andrews, b
Simpson
F. M. el Arculli, b Hamaon
D. Mohammed, a Hamson, b
Abbas....
A. R. Suffiad, b Gill
J. M. Rumjahn, b Gill
A. H. Ismail, c G. Lee, b
Sombutta
B. R. Eranee, c Lenoard, b
Hamson
J. S. Ackber, b Sombutts
S. Ismail, not out
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R. 'Sombutts
J. C. Fletcher W. Way
Craigengower C.C.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
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2 43 3
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R. W.
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS -
59
0. M. E W.
C. Fry
A. F. Lyons
134
35
136
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A. R. Suffad .... 5 2
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F. et Arculli ... 3 2 1
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H. Barma.... 2 0
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139
40
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J. M. Rumjahn.. 3 I 6
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143
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UNIVERSITY v. CIVIL SERVICE
The Civil Service Cricket Club played and were defeated by the University C.C. on their own ground. The University Club played very wel}
throughout,
E. A. Lee making a very good score of 71 runs, Gittins also did well with his bowling, obtaining four wickets for 22 runs.
*Scores:
University 0.C.
S. Kermanf, l.b.w.. b Evang
26
E. A. Loo, e 'Carr, b Baker
89
27
21
i4
20.
208
S. Gittins, not out.
A. Baker, 'not out
A. Guterres, c Evans,
Strange...
A. W. Lam, not out.
Extras
Total
ROWLING ANALYSIS,
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