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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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LAMP SHADES.

BUY DIRECT FROM

CRICKET.

THE

K.C.C. FALL BEFORE NAVAL-

ATTACK.

SURPRISING RESULTS.

1

The proverbial great uncertain- ty of the game of cricket was very

CHINA MAIL.

F. Goodwin, c Glass, b Bennett NA, E. Mackay, e Bennett, b

Ponsonby

G. C. Burnett, Bennett, b

Ponsonby

R. A. Carroll, b Bennett

R. G. U. Mead, not cut

Extras

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

much in evidence on Saturday,, A. C. Baker. when three big surprises were re- jewitt

corded in local League matches.

ง

D. W. Gregory, run out

R. E. Lindsell, c and b Pereira ..

H. Overy, not out

80

Sousa Alves

Pereira

0. M.

R. ty.

Q

!

The sensation of the afternoon was the collapse of the Kowloon

C.C. batting, and their heavy de-

Bennett Fontonby

31

3

Royal Navy, Lt.-Comdr. II. S. Squanec, b

Zimmern

A. F.

65

feat at the hands of the Royal Navy, | Lt. C. L. Glass, c Lawrence, The University, playing

Lyal away,

caused the fall of Craigengower. This result rather bears out a su picion held in some quartera that ibe C.C.. had been somewhat overrated They have already 'ayed three matches and have yet to gain a point.

are

In Langue H, the Club de Recreio gave the K.C.C, a severe set-back. The Civil Service C.C. still "going great guns." and intend to make a bold bid for the Junior The Police R.C. seem to ahield. have struck a bad patch, and un- less they pull themselves together, they will probably stay in their present lowly position.

F. D. Pereira, the .R.C. "speed merchant" bas enhanced his re-

Se. L

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1931.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Extras

11

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

O. M.

R. W.

2 22

11 2 3:0

2,1 0

Club de Recreja.

L. J. Guterres, bw, b Skinner

11 1 H. A, Alves, Ib.w., b Skinner .. R 12 4

H. M. Kayler, e Jex, b Skinner.. F. J J. Remedios, run out

H. A. Barros, b b. Smith

Porcita, ද Gregory, b

Skinner**

J. H. Figueiredo, st Jex. b Overy

F. H. Carvalho, b Overy

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Mid. R. M. D. Pansonby, not out Comdr. F. A. C. Baker, Zimmern, b E. F. Fincher

| LC-Comir. D. P. Evans.

Alackas, E. F. Fincher A/B. 1.

Baker, st. Mackay, Zimmern

20

Sub Lt. P. C. 0. Moseley,

Lawrence, b Burnett

L. J. Silva, not out

21

J. Doumphrey, Mackay, b Zimmern Mil. J. E. Jowitt. e Mend, b

Zimmern

8

G. A. Guterres, b Overy

Extras

12

Total (for 9 wkts.)

55

C. M. Sousa did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYFIS.

C

O. M.

R. W

Skinner

10 2

*

Overy

6.4 1

17

Smith

0

15

17

Raven

0

17 '0

56213.

Eng. Lt.-Comdr. C. R. P. Bennett.

st. Mackay, b Zimmern Pay Lt. A. Piggott, not out

Extras

Gregory

0

12

0

Hall

1

11

1

Lee

4

0

18

14

Caveney

3 0

ONLY

Total (for 9 wkts.) BOWLING ANALYSIS.

.. 231

R.E. HEAVILY DEFEATED AT HAPPY VALLEY.

TWO

0, M.

R. W.

Goodwin Lyal

11

i 44 ◊

10

1

32

0 1 26

HOURS

TO

11 0 G&

+ 0 23

Transfigure

Royal Engineers. S/M. Gomer, h Edmanis

You.

1

L/Cpl. Mechan. b Edmonds

3

.

Spr. Waldron, b Edmonds

12

Spr. Holmes, b Ranile

Cal. Skinner, b Kelly

Col. Marsden, b Kelly

Cpl. Dovali, e and b MacGowan S/Sgt. Brewer, not nut

13

S/M. Atkinson, e Mathews,

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g the "hat trick" in a friendly. Fincher match with the R.A.

League I.

ROYAL NAVY COLLECT THEIR FIRST POINTS.

AMAZING COLLAPSE OF K.C.C.

On the K.C.C. ground the Rayal Navy defeated the Kowloon Cricket Club by nine wickets.

Taking first use of the wicket the home side zoon lost E. C. Fincher, but a second wicket stand by Law- renee and Hung added 34 runs before Lawrence was caught off

skier,

He batted aggressively from the and hit one epening of the innings beautiful six.

The breaking up of this partnership spelt doom for the K.C.C. as the re- maining nine batsmen could only score 46 runs between them.

Hung

had barl luck when

hard #1

straight

given out of drive

by Zimmern,

ed the bowler's

which

touch-

hand and

FOM

Kurnett

7

3L 1

ALL OUT FOR 51?

At Happy Valley, the Civil Service C.C. 2nd XI. defeated the Royal En- gineers by seven wickets.

Scorest

UNIVERSITY CAPTAIN'S "DAY OUT."

ANDERSON'S FEATS.

At Happy Valley, the Craigengower CC. lost to the University by six wickets.

Scores

Craigengower C.C.

H. P. Lim, e Gan, b A. Baker S. V. Giltins, b Nomanbhoy E Zimmern, b Nomanbhoy.. U. M. Omar, b Anderson A. T. Lee. b Anderson

c Kyum, A. B. Hamson,

Anderson

R. Sourbutts, b Anderson

J. L. Younggaye, e and b Anderson

B. C. Reed, b Anderson

W. Patterson, not out

R. Lee, b A. Baker

Extras

Total

18

0

MacGowan

Spr. Monaghan, b MacGowan Spr. Cull, b. MacGowan

Extras

Total

52

BOWLING ANALYSIS,·

O. M.

R. W

14

MacGowan Edmonds

2

Kelly

13

21 Randle

ទេ

Hawkins

0

3

20

118

J. P. MacGowan, b Meehan ...

0. M.

R. W.

8

1 23 2

16.1 6 38

33

BOWLING ANALYBIS,

deflected on to the wicket with Hung | Nomanbhoy well out of his crease. He had hit

alf a dozen boundaries in his invalu able contribution of 35. It was indeed a strange sight to witness the dis- missal of a strong K.CC. team for a paltry 80 runs.

Comdir. F. A. C. Baker bowled ex- tremely well during has short spells with the ball and returned the excel- Jent figures of

Midl 4 for 12. Ponsonby captured 3 wickets for 31

runs.

With half an hour's play before the tea interval, the Navy lost Lt. Glass with only three runs on the board. 1.2.Comdr. Squance gad Sub-Lt. Moseley, however, altered the whole complexion of the game adding 98 runs for the second wicket and gave their side their first points in five Cames.

Squance played a Bar Sghting inn- ings and hit ten boundaries in his inn- lugs of 65.

A. Baker Anderson

11 2

University.

D. J. N. Anderson, not out A..M. Rodrigues,_L.b.w, b R. Lee

L. T. Ride, run out....

A. B. Suleiman, e E. Zimmern, b

Sourbutts .........

A. Baker, b Omar

A. Chan Fook, b Omar

Extras

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PERFUMES.

Civil Service 11.

F. E. Mathews, 1.b.v., b Mechan

S. B. Randle, retired hurt

1. G. K. Hawkina, b klaner

A W. Grimmitt, Brewer,

Holmes

2H. E. Strange, and b Deavall

J. F. Willmot, c Gomer, b Mechan

V. H. Freeman, not out

D. R. Kelly, b Mechan

Extras

Total (for 8 wkts.) .. 181

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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

18

#

12 did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

O. M. R. W.

Mechan

7.3 1 28

Holmes

Skinner

Brewer

Deavall

Total (for 5 wkta.)...... 121 D. K. Samy. F. A. Redmond, A. T. Nomanbhoy, K. P. Gan and A. S. A. Kyum did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

O. M. R. W. 7.5 0 24 2

Omar A. T. Leo Sourbutts R. Lee Gitting

វ

10 1

0

1 0 36 1

0 1 28 1

0 10

League II.

Ponsonby, who came in after the game had been won. scored 50 not eut in an innings which was well blended with good and had shots. He reached the boundary on seven occa; |K.C.C. He and Comdr. Baker added

sions.

54 runs for the sixth wicket,

A feature of the Naval innings was the wicket keeping of N. A. E. Mackay. He stumped three batsmon and caught one and allowed only 14 extras in a total of 231.

In a much which displayed the de- plorable weakness of the K.C.C. at- inck, F. Zimmern returned the splen did figures of 5 wickets for 32 runs.

Scores

Kowloon CC.

E. C. Fincher, b fowitt

F. E. Lawrence, e Glass, b Baker B. C. Hung, run out

F. Zimmern, b Bennett..... EF. Fincher, e and b Ponsonby J. C. Lyal, c Baker, b Bennett,

LOSE GROUND IN JUNIOR

CHAMPIONSHIP.

BATTING COLLAPSE.

On their own ground, the Club. de Recreio défented the Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI by four wickets.

Scores:

Kowloon C.C. IL

3. Jex, e-Silva, b Alves

F. S. W. Smith, st, L. J. Guterres,

#

7 I 32

1 38' 1

2 0 12 0

5 0 16 1

BOWLERS' UPPER HAND IN LOW-SCORING MATCH.

P.R.C. v SIGNALS.

On their own ground, the Police R.C. lost to the Royal Corps of Signals by six wickeln.

Scorez

Police R.C. W. la B. Sparrow, b Michael

F. E. E. Booker,

Saunders

26

e Gough, b

W. L. Meadows, b Michael T. H. Loughlin, b WilllaraS C. F. Alexander, c Saunders,

Williams.

T. H. King, e Saunders, b Michael

W. Williamson, e Saunders, b

Michael

B. G. Baker, b Williams

T. Brittain, c Chaffey, b Michael

J. Drewery, c Saunders, b Michael 10

2 T. McMahon, not out

b Alves

1

G. Lee, b Sours

13 F. E. Skinner, e Barros, b Sousn

Extras

4G. A. V. Hall, e Carvalho, b Sousa

+

Total

72

A. R. F. Raven, b Pereira

12

(Ceminued on Page 11.)

86 A. A. Dand, b Alves

F. Cavoney, b Sousa

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