1931-02-02 — Page 11

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1931.

THE CHINA MAIL.

At the KCC yesterday the Hong Kong Volunteers defeated the Kow loon Cricket Club by 69 runs.

1. Cavency, Whitham, b Burnett J. C. Lyal, e Wade, b Burnett' A. W. R. Adams, not out

B. G. V. Mead, e Hutchison,

Gitting

CRICKET.

Reed

(Continued from Page 10.)

Duckitt

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R. W. 16 1 76 5 0 17

FINE PLAY BY GITTINS AND REID.

F. E. Skinner, st. Mackay, b

Mitchell

7

"

1. W. Gregory, e

Gittins

Jackay,

31

Sayer

HOWLING ANALYSIS.

Chadwick

5 0 $9

1

VOLUNTEERS v. K.C.C.

0.

R.

W.

Evans

Cairns

2 0

Saunders

Williams.........

6.3 1

Michael

20 0 18 0 10 3 0 21 3

Extras

21

Royal Signals,

I. Gough, b Baker

Sgt. Lockyer. b Baker

King

Burnett Heid Smith Mitchell Eatger Gitting

2

0

18 A

4

2

៨ខ្នងខ្លងr

aq

Cpl. Cairna, e Brittain,

Sig

Williams, e Brittain, b Alex

ennder...

Sig Gallott, e McMahon, b Baker L/Cpl. Saunders, e McMahon, b

Alexander

L/Cpl. Higgins,

Baker

I.R.C. BOWLER'S EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE.

R.A. LOSE.

A Sonkanpoo, the Indian R.C. de fates the Royal Artillery by three wickets.

Scorest

Royal Artillery.

1.t. Wolfe-Barry, e S. A. Ismail,

b Pereira...

Brittain, b

I. Hazlewood,

Pereira...

Sig. Chaffey, 1.b.w., & Baker

Sgt. Colley, not out

Sig. Michael, b Baker

Sig. Collins, e Alexander, b King

C

Surreem,

1/Bdr. Combey. b.w. b A. R.

Minu **

Lt. Musson, e Mader,

19

B

5

Arzulti

35

Lt. Christian, b Pertira

Extras

Edr. Bryant, b Perera

Lt. Macfarlan, not nat

27

Total...

RO

Capt. Miler; e Madar, b Arzulli Gar. Salmon, b Madar

12

0. M

R. W

11 0

5.1 1

25 3 31

dr. Willis, A. S. Ismail enr. Ellington, run wat

Baker

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

King

Alexander

Sparrow

Extras

Total

BOWLING ANALYS19.

0. M.

7 I 17

2 0 11 Q

Hong Kong C.C. Match.

G. R. MORE'S TRUNDLING IN ANNUAL FIXTURE.

Pereira

A. R. Minu

Arrulli

Curreem

A. S. Lail

Kudar

Winning the toss, E. J. R. Mitchell rent in Batger and Mackay to open the Volunteers' innings. The pair batted confidently, but at 23, Batger was the victim of a misunderstanding Grinths by enterprising batting car- and was ren cut for 7. Mackay and red the score to 72 before Mackay mistimed a shot when 27 and was easily caught. Griffiths, who had been erllecting runs rapidly, left six runs

ater for a forceful innings of 30,

Gittins and Mitchell saw the cen tury hoisted, but immediately after the latter was beautifully caught by C. Fincher in the long fold.

Four wickets then fell for an addition of only 3t runs, but a ninth wicket purinership aciled 40 runs and the

last wicket put on 30 runs to make the total 201,

S. V. Gittins, going in at 78, was undefeated at the close of the innings with 78 to his credit. He played an aggressive innings after a quiet open- 18ing and reached the boundary on thir- teen occasions. He scored 78 out of 128 123 in just over an hour.

Bowling late in the innings, Skinner R. W. 1eturned the good analysis of Zom 12 A 28 4|14—4, and Zimmern took wickets

for 29

נו

"MARRIED" v. "SINGLE"

Married members lost to a "Single" eleven by three wickets in the annual. Hong King CC, fisture.

Scoreat-

"Married."

T. E. Pearce, e and b Reid ....

A. el Arcutli, e Salmon, b Miller

6. Ismail, not out

Bryant.

F. D. Pereira, Christian,

Muaron

A. K. Minu, Macfarlan

A. S. Ismail, e and Salnien

2. Rahmin, e Mer, h Salmon

H. Rumfahr, Macfarlan

J S. A. Cureren, run out

Extrus

Total (for 9 wkts.)

A

1

Totul

132

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R. W.

14 5 26

9

3

27

G 1 24 1

STANDARD TIMES.

DEATH AT SEA.

MR. HOWELLS OF R.N. DOCKYARD POLICE,

A LONG ILLNESS.

It is with the greatest regret that we have to record the death of Mr. W. Howells, lately a ser geant in the Royal Naval Dock- yard Police, which took place aboard ship, on the way. Home, it is understood on January 28 whilat his ship, the P. & O. 8,8. Ranchi, which left Hong Kong on January 3, was nearing Port Said. Mr. Howells was 46 years of age, and had been suffering from! tuberculosis in the throat. He was confined to the Royal Naval Hospital for some months before

Sunrise and Sunset in his condition was considered im-

Colony.

proved enough for him to be in- valided Home. It was his inten- Sunrise and Sunset in Hour residence in Wales, but unfortun

tion to recuperate at his sister'ai Kong for February 1931, (Stan-ately he was not strong enough to dard time of the 120th Meridian,survive the journey.

East of Greenwich) 250 towe

as fol-

The many

frienda of Mr. Howells, apart from his colleagues in the Naval Yard Police, were Sunrise Sunset. deeply shocked to hear the sad news, although it had been fully realised that his condition was very serious. Mr. Howells also had many Service friends who will join in the expression of sym- pathy with his relatives. He was a Sergeant in the Marine before: joining the Dockyard Force.

9

I 34

1

Feb.

run 4,

25

2

0

9

C

"

0

5

Faced with this formidable total 0 the K.C.C. opened shakily, Lawrence 1ving three difficult chances in con- 1aecutive balls. At 20 E. F. Fincher

1

2

3

7.02

Indian R.C.

S. A. Ismail, h Wills

A. II. Madar, e and

was taken in the slips and 8 runa 9 leter Hang fell to a ratch at cover 0 noint. After an innings which was 36 featured by good fortune Lawrence

4

5

6

7

Mussen, b

47 was taken in the slips off Reid for 22. Zimmern played very shakily on 18 pitoh which was cutting up badly, 16 but he managed to remain at

wickets while 20 runs were added, be- ifore playing a ball hard on to his

wicket.

8

7.00

9

6.59

7.03 6.12 7.03 6.12 6.13 7.02 6.13 7.02 6.14 7.01 6.14 7.00 6.15 6.15 6.16

the

10

11

12

G. R. Sayer, e Airey, b Rigg

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Batger, b Rigg

R. H. Wi, e Airey, b Rigg

141tut

B. D. Evans, b Rigg

F. H. Duckit!, lare

GO

A. R. Mina did not bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

E. C. Fincher was out in exactly the same way 16 runs later. six wickets down for 100 runs the home side was in a hopeless position. a spirited innings of 31 from Gregory took their total to 132 before the side was dismissed.

13

With

14

16

6.58 6.17 6.59 6.18 6.57 6.19 6.56 6.19 6.56 6.19 6.56 6:20

16

6.55 6.20

17

6.55

6.21

18

6.54

6.21

E. C. Etherington, e Galagan, d

More

0.

M.

N. W

17

Miller

5

13

1

J. R. Way, e Rigg, b More

1 Willis

16

S. J. Stuneshy, b More

0 Bryant

Howling extraordinarily well on a pitch which sulted him, Reld was un- fortunate not to take more than two wickets. the beat the batsman time

19

6.63

6.22

20

6.62

6.22

21

6.52

6.28

34

1

11 Musson

E. B. Reed, not out

D

27

Salmon

2

nd again but failed to hit the wicket. He was hit for one six but in the majority of cases he was unplayable.

Scores:-

22

6.61 6.29

23

6.50

6.24

24

6.49

0.25

25

6.49 6.25

Total

106

Volunteers.

26

6.48 6.20

7

0. M. R. W.

Rick

2

41

League I

N. A. E. Mackay, 'e Lyal, E. F.

Fincher

27

6.47 6.26

28

27

6.47 6.26

Rekl

14

37

P. W. D. L. Poss. Pts

IR.C.

1

0

20

18

C.S.C.C.

H. Griffiths. c Lawrence, b Zimmern

36

DRA.

S. V. Gittins, not out.................、

30

78

8

A

12 1.K.C.C.

University

E. J. R. Mitchell, e E. C. Fincher,

0 3

Navy

1 0

F. S. W. Smith, l.b.w. b Zimmern

15

27 KC.C,

3 0 1

2

1

C.C.C.

3. 0 0

3

ሰ

29

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

Skincer

0

R. II. Grinths, l.b.w, b Sayer

12

League 11.

G.

R. More, e Duckitt, b Reed..

22

J. D. A. Hutchison,

Skinner

Caveney, b

0

J. Chadwick, b Batger

Extra

Griffiths

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Hutchison

More

Batger

"Single."

K. H. Batger, at Pearce, b Reed

0. E. C. Marton, e Chadwick, b

Duckitt

G. E. Gabagan, b Feed

. K. Hepburn,, Etherington, b

Evans

R. M. Airey, e Evans, b Reed ..

I. F. Green, no; out

A. Reid, not out

Extras

2 Macfarlan

LEAGUE TABLES.

1.R.C. C.S.C.C.

22 Recreio

8.K.C.C.

18 K.C.C.

Total (for wkta.) 171

20

༄ 21

P. W. D. L. Pass. Pts.

E 7 A

1 24 21

5 6 0 0 15 15

4 1 1 18 13

K. H. Batzer, run out

b Skinner...

J. P. Whitham, b Skinner ....

G. C. Burnett, c Skinner, b Lyal 18 III. D. Wade, b Zimmern

Extras

Total

ROWLING ANALYSIS.

15

201

0. M. R. W.

ABDUCTED BY BANDITS.

B

A tall, well-built man, of gonial and kindly disposition, Mr. Howells will be much missed at the friendly little gatherings at which he had been auch a popular figure over a period of several years. The deepest sympathy will go out to his relatives ati Home in their bereavement. Ho was unmarried.

GOSPELLER'S VISIT.

"MRS. POATE" COMING TO CHINA.

New York, Yesterday. The Evangelist. Mrs. Aimee McPherson, and her daughter Roberta left Honolulu fer Shang- hai last evening, on the s.8. Pre-j sident Wilson.

Mrs. Aimee MePherson la tra- velling under the nom-de-plume of Poate. Reuter's American

Latest Information About Captured Mrs.

Briton.

Peking. Saturday.

It is learned with certainty that the bandits have carried. Messrs. Nelson and Tvedt to Hwangshi- kang, near the Hupeh-Anhu bor- der. Mr. Nelson, who is a British Government official, and Mr. Tvedt, hoth went into the heart of the bandit-infested country in Novem- 3ber last year in order to negotiate 4 with the bandita for the release of

3 1 3 21 10

01

2 1

I 12

16

RAS.C.

4 21

17

C.6.C.

University

Hung

11 2 50

0

Police

6 1

4 18

Lyal

0 52

R.C.S.

8 1

F. Fincher

0 0 18

IR.E.

+ 0

Skinner

. C. Fincher

3 0 28 Kowloon C.C.

0

J. D. A. Hutchison. and W. Rigg did

not bat.

LEAGUE 1. AVERAGES.

Zimmern

1.1 0 29

5 3 14

E. F. Fincher, e Reid, b Burnett

a number of missionaries, includ

ing the late Miss Nettleton and her

ed to return. Both are reported to

a companion. They were not allow-

Service.

SATURDAY'S SOLUTION. STAND SOLID TIRADE SAU ADIT VAN D

INDA SCARJ RABAT"LANCE

TE

LET MATES LEI

SORES ALI DOM LA ADM ADONIS AMUL RILES OPENS

THE

HONG KONG

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HONG KONG HOTEL: REPULSE BAY HOTEL

PEAK HOTEL

AND

SHANGHAI_

ASTOR HOUSE: PALACE HOTEL.

HOTELS,

LIMITED

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lite, Peking.

THE HARBOUR VIEW PRIVATE HOTEL.

9-12, Chatham Road, Kowloon. Finest Situation on the Peninsula. Large Airy Rooma with Full Benefit of the Cool Sea Breezes. Unequalled Cuisine.

Phone Tel. 66734.

Propriatresa-Mr. Gardineer.

Cable Add. "Harview."

SAVARIN HOUSE

Telephone

56780

PRIVATE HOTEL.

31-34, Wing Lok Building. 1st floor. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. UNPARALLELED CUISINE.

The finest of foods and wines served in the brightest and most attractive surroundings. class orchestra. luxurious lounges.

First-

Specious and

Tiffin $1.10.

Tel. Add

"Savarin" H.K.

Hotel Cecil

Renowned for its High-Class Cuisine and Service combined Near

wik a Moderate Tariff. shops and theatres. pleasing neighbourhood.

Yet in a

Dinner $1.30.

ENCLOSED IN ORIENTAL FERNERY AND EASTERN CHARM.

Furnished with an eye to The comfort of its benants. Luxuzi. single and double rooms large and atry.

SELECT PRIVATE HOTEL.

THE MARBLE HALL

21, Nathan Rd., Kowloon, Telephone 57089.

Modern bata. roome attached

to each room, and private gar. ngo benefits motorists.

BATTING,

Highest Vot

F. E. Lawrence, e Smith, b Reid

22

1. C. Hung. c Batger, b Burnett

Inus.

F. Zimmern (K.C.C.)

3

Et. A. H. Musson (R.A.)

D. J. N. Andersou (U.)

G. R. Sayer (C.S.C.C.)

F. D. Pereira (.R.C.)

F. J. de Rome (C.S.C.C.)

A. A. Rumjahn (1.R.C.)

5. A. Ismail (I.R.C.)

A. H. Madar (LR.C.)

D. Ismail (LR.C.)

U. M. Omar (C.C.C.)

E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.)

A.B. Baker (R.N.)

A. B. Hamson (C.C.C.)

A. H. Rumjahn (IR.C.)

A. K. Minu (LR.C.)

Denotes not out,

39.50

28.83

27.83

26.33

25.66

24,00

21.00

22.33

21.00

20.80

The qualification for the above table is three innings and an average of over 20 rans per match.

គឹឌឍន៍ផឌីធីវីឌីមីឆវីខន្ធី

Runs Score Outs

Aver.

F. Zimmern, b Smith

23

49°

2

FbUG

E. C. Fincher, b Reid

20

be in good health and spirits.- Reuter.

102

Q

56,66

69%.

46,00

69

0

4300

5T

73400

16

30.39

FROM NOW ON -

-OUR CIGARETTE!

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

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14

5 16 117

[14

IS

19

120

23

28

Aver.

A. P. Guterres (Recrelo)

J. H. Figueiredo (Recrelo)

A. el Arcul (L.R.C.)

A. R. Minu (I.R.C.)

F. D. Pereira (LR.C.)

A. C. Beck (H.K.C.C.)

Lt. A. II. Musson (R.A.)

DOWLING.

0. M. R. W. 15.3

4 37 5 7.40

62 +22 130 17 7,04

80.4 26 150

36.2 41.2

7.91

G 112 12 3.33

7 133 14 9.50

The qualification for the above table is three matches and a

bowling average under 10 runs per wicket.

LEAGUE II. AVERAGES,

F. E. Skinner (K.C,C)

8, Randle (C.4.C.C.)

L/Cpl. Fry (R.A.8.C.)

R. Sourbutts (C.C.C.)

BATTING.

Highest

Not

Inna, Rume Heore

Outs Aver

170 100"

1 50.66

145

79

1

48.33

107

H3

35.66

175

83

35,00

90 50

30,00

117

70*

1

1

29.25

4. R. Suffled (3.R.C.)

173

40*

28.83

B. H. Wild (H.K.C.C.)

111

1

27.75

A. R. Rajce Esmail (LRC)

8

171

Lee (K.C.)

24.42

- 96

24.00

J. Remedios (Recreio)

119

H. A. Barros (Recreio)

23.80

22.20

W. W. Mackenzie (H.K.C.C.)

93

K. T. Loke (University)

V. H. Freeman (C.S.C.C.)....

20.75

62

Q

20.66

41

21

II. M. Xavier (Recreio)

20.50

101

48

20.20

average of over 20.

The qualification for the above tablo le three lanings and an

BOWLING.

0. M. R.' W. Aver.

B. C. K. Hawkins (C.S.C.C.)..

·

F. M. el Arculli (LR.C.)

J. F. McGowan (C.S.C.C.)

8.2 69.3 28 139 28

17

7

2.42 4.96

38

11

74

33

W. H. Edmonds (C.5.C.C.)

C. M. Souza (Recrein)

H. Overy (K.C.C.)

A. P. Guterres (Recreto)

W.0. Pamplin (ILA.8.C.)

31.17 7811

29.1 100

16T067

5.69

31.3

92

- 16

5.75

40

10 106

15

7.06

7.09

7.50

56.4

#

8.00

Drv. Cole (RAS.C.)

25.2

8.00

M. R. Abbas (L.R.C.)

112 13

8.01

H. A. Alves (Recreto)

47

9138

16

8.62

L/Cpl. Simpson (R.A.S.L.)

210. 24

8.75

B. G. Baker (Poller)

6 179

20

8.86

P. L Tan (University)

24.2

6 12.

9.00.

J. D. A. Hutchison (II.K.C.C.)

34.1

3 119

139.16

-A. 8. Bafiad (LR.C.)

34

12 9.10

W. K. Way (CCC)

11.1

Chadwick (ECC)

A B. Bufled (LMC) ..........

21.8

13077

-9.50 9.58 945

B. Sourbatte (0.0.0.)

44.5

"L/Cpl. Mechan (K.E.)

11 110

J38

8103 1

198 20 - 9.30 138.10. 8109 11 9.36

The qualidation for the above table is two matches and an

average under 10 runs "per wicket.

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