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Tel Tufnell (Navy)

Gold Flake

$0.17

E. L. Gosano (University)

Gold Flake

50's tin

.85

T. A. Pearce (Club)

TML Redmond (Club)

Gold Flake, Pocket Tin 50's tin

.90

¡LL. B. M. C. Prichard (Army)

F. D. Pereira (LR.C.)

Capstan

10's packet

.17

F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)

Capstan

50's tin

.85

Lt. C C. Garthwaite (Army)

A. R. Minu (LR.C.)

Capstan Mag.

50's tin

1.05

A. H. Madar (1.R.C.)

R. Lee (ECC).

Capstan de Luxe

50's tin

1.30

Three Castles

10's packet

.18

G. Lee (RCC)

THE CHINA MAH, MONDAY, "APRIL 6, 1936

INDIAN

CRICKET TITLE

R.C. WIN JUNIOR CRICKET

LEAGUE CRICKET AVERAGE

· BATTING

(qualification, average of 25)

R. D. Gillespie (Club)- T. A Pearce (Club)

FIRST DIVISION

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THE FRANCONIA BEATEN

Friendly Cricket At Sookumpoo

J. E. Richardson (CS.C.C.) E. L Gosano ("Varsity) Lt. M. K. Branwell (Navy) N. A E. Mackay (ECC) E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.)

In a friendly crisket match at A. H. Madar (LRC) Sookunpoo yesterday, the East Lt. Davis (Navy) Lancs. beat a team from the as.E. C. Fincher (KCG)

H. Owen Hughes (Club) Franconia by 74 runs. East Lanes: 157 for 3 dec. (Bdsm Cox E R. Ducki★ (Club)

67, not out, C. S. M. Elvin 44 not Capt. D. W. Persse (Army) out: Braces 3 for 13).

¡L£ J. P. Williams (Army) Francunia: $3 (Bracey 2, Wilkinson A.. S. Suffiad (LRC)

13; Whitehead 3 for 17).

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J. S. A. Carreem (LRC)

M. Afzal (LRC)

LS. Forbes (Club).

G. Lee (ECC)

1. L. Razack (LRC) CW. Lam (C.C.C.) Tel. Tufnell (Navy) Sergt. Daniells (RE) Pte. Wiley (RAS.C.) G. T. Lee (CCC) Mainwaring (Navy) S/Sergt. Moreton (RE)

(qualification, 15 and under)

RETAIL PRICE

PER PACKET OR TIN.

10's packet

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WIN OVER R.A.S.C. IN

VITAL MATCH

ACCURATE BOWLING BY RUMJAHN

THE

AFZAL'S LABORIOUS KNOCK

(By “L. B. W.*)

HE Indian Recreation Club 'second eleven won the junior cricket championship yester- 3012 day when they beat the Royal Army Service 22 Corps by 5 wickets at Sookunpoo, a feature of the game being the remarkably fine bowling of 109.00 A. M. Rumjahn, who gave away only 12 runs in 48.00 11 overs, during the course of which he took 3

İwickets.

25.50

Winning the toss the RASC. skipper decided to bat, but 36.63 they were unlucky to find Rumjahn in his deadliest mood and 35.00 wickets began to fall rapidly. For some reason. however, the 32.83LR.C. skipper, A. K. Ismail, took Rumjahn off and went on te 28.00 bowl himself and this move resulted in the Service Corps scor- 27.71 ing more freely.

If a change was needed then, M. R. Abbas was the one to have been taken off for he was not bowling at all well, though (he did get Capt. Walch's wicket, and it is a well-known fact that (this batsman can be very dangerous if allowed to stay in too long.

Under the circumstances the In- dians were lucky to dismiss their opponents for 99 runs, after which they went on to get the required runs for the loss of only 5 wickets. 9.59 M. Afzal made 51 runs, not out, 9.59 but the type of cricket played

RUMJAHN

3 FOR 12

INDIANS WIN THE JUNIOR LEAGUE

AFZAL CARRIES BAT FOR 51

Recreation Club

The Indian

was not at all impressive, and, with dae respect, his effort was 10.40 more the result of bad bowling 10.84

than good batting. 11.75

Afzal is the type of batsman 13.04 who seems content to let the ball 1464 bit the bat, and, unless he dis- second eleven won the junior 14.77 cards his present type of play cricket shield yesterday when completely. I cannot see him get-they beat the RAS.C. by 5 wic- W. Avge. ting a place in the Indian Recrea-kets in their League encounter at

• Sockumpoo.

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26.33 25.14

BOWLING

FIRST DIVISION

Q.

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W: Avge

29

8 105

12

8.75

27

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63

+

9.00

53.3 9 163

17

50.1

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163

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19

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58

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30.3

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96

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9.66

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1121 K

260

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103

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271 25

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141

105.1 28 339

53.2 12 161 89.4 17 251

12 26

11 17

SECOND DIVISION

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65 14

Three Castles

20's packet

.35

| E. Souza (C.C.C.)

8

1

25

Three Castles

50's tin

.90

L/Cpl. Shipp (RE)

76

16

5 11... 26

A. Bakar (LRC)

60

13

165 24

4.93 5.00

6.77 6.87

tion Club arst eleven.

Scores:-

Suffiad's Return To Fórm

RASC

Three Castles Mag.

50's tin

1.20

Capt. Kimm (RAS.C.)

11

1

35

5

A. M. Rumjaha (LRC)

85

25

Players

10's packet

.17

B. G. Baker (Police).

82.1 17

208 29 214-

29

Players

50's tin

.85

W. A. Reed (Recreio)

42

8 127 17

Snooks (RAM.C)

25

3

75

10

Players, Pocket Tin

50's tin

.90

|B. Qrinnell (KCC)

26

11

55

7

Bachelor.C.T.

Bachelor C.T.

10's packet

.17

|S./Sergt.. Moreton (R.E.)

48.2

9

135

16

L J. Silva (Recreio)

17

12 236

25

50's tin

.85

Cpl. Rozers (RASC.)

11

1

39

4

|C. W. Lam (CCC)

$6.1

246

25

9.84

Clipper Plain & C.T.

10's packet

.12

Cpl Hoddinot (RE)

95

22

246

25 9.54

Clipper Plain & C.T.

50's tin

.60

9. S. Dawe (Navy)

37

. 5

70

7.10.00

A. E. Dale (Navy)

89.3

24

218

7.86 had indeed been marked down for Pte. Gonthia, e A. K. Saffad,

Rumjahn. 6.13 promotion, but somehow or other L/Sergt. Bowler. b Baker 9.45 he fell off a lot, though I am glad L/Cal Reproft, e Afzal, b Ismail 9.75 to note that he has regained some L. Reeder, Ismail

lof his old form.

The Indians may put down their Pte. Mackey, b Baker

success to the fact that there was

21 10.37 always a player who came off in

The players who did well yes-Capt. L. J. Walch, e and b Atbas 7.00 terday were A. R. Suffind and AC Willey. b Rumjahn

W. O. Imrie, e A. "K" Suffad, b 7.17 Bakar, both of whom brought of Abbas 7.28

some really nice. shots...Saffind Capt. Kimm, e A. K. Suffiad, d 7.47 was one of the best bats in the Rumjahn

ago,İL/Cpt. Muir, 'not our 7.50 IRC seconds some years

10

0

Cpl. Crow, run out

Fetras (B4, L31, W1)

Total

Turkish A.A.

10's packet

.30

G. Abraham (University)

19

2

83

8

10.38

N. B. Whitley (C.S.C.C.)

27.4

3

109

10

Turkish A.A.

Chesterfield

50's tin

1.50

|G. A. Lee (CCC)

16

1

67

6

an emergency. Due to his lack 10,90 of experience, A. K. Ismail did 11.13 not make the ideal leader, but this

Bowling Analysis

. O.: M. “R.

Abbax

13

3

20's packet

Tel. Tufnell (Navy).

313 7

78

7

28

App's (RAM.C.)

35.2

2

123

11

Chesterfield

50's tin

.75

C. Pope (Police)

418

11

112

10

Rumjaba 1114 success should stand him in good Baker 1118 stead and he will no doubt find Ismai 11.20 the experience gained this season A. P. Suffiad

11

54 0

7 2

2. 1

F. Zimmern (CCC)

7

0

23

2 11.50 of enormous help in the future..

Bowled 1 wide...

Burleigh..

20's packet

I.R.C. 2nd XI

.25

W. L. McKenzie (KCC.)

51

5

185

16 1156

Lucky Strike

20's packet

E. R. A Cripps (Navy)

68.3

14

-209

28

18 11.61

F. 3. el Arculli: (LRC)

25

3

70

4 IL66

Lucky Strike

50's tin

.75

L/Cpl. Hopcroft `(R.A.S.C.)

10

2

35

2

A. M. Omar (CCC)

39

9

118

Embassy

10's packet

.12

V. Darling (KCC)

77.5 21

211

18

R. G. Robertson (US.C.C.)

31.2

Garrick

50's tin

1.35

1 131

11

11.91 League, the game resulting in

A. K. Ismail (LE.C.)

41.5

8

120

10 12.06 draw with honours fairly evenly

Bright Cricket

H. T. Barms, Lb.w., b-Bowler M. Afzal, not out"

Some very bright cricket was J. S. A. Curreem, b Muir

11.66 seen at King's Fark on Saturday A. P. Suffed, b Muir

10 11.70 when the Navy played the Army in A. Baker, st. Willey, Kimm 11.72 the senior division of the cricket A. M. Rumjahn, not out

Extras (BS, LB1, WEI)

A. K. Sad, b Kimm

Kool

20's packet

35

G. T. Lee (CCC)

55.5

14

141

11 12.90

T. R. Hunter (Police)

47

3 212 16

13.24

Felucca

50's tin

2.75

A. E. Carey (Police)

25.5

4 94 .7

Pirate

10's packet

.07

F. J. Ling (CSCC)

46

5 175

13 -13.46

divided. The end-of-the-season feeling crept into the game and

13.43 was perhaps because of this Abbas, A. K. Ismail did not bat

Bowling Analysis that the batsmen indulged in care-

Total (for 5 wits) .....

206

E. Heptala, M. L. Razack, ME

O. M. E

W.

C. H. Teoh (University)

87

7 233

free cricket with the result that Walch

17 13.71

13

1 30

Pirate

50's tin

.40

C. F. Alexander (Police)

92.4

16

Sergt. Eaton (RE)

121 2

307

57

22 13.86

the scores were on the high side.

Bowler

10

Z

28

Mair

A

L/Cpl. Waterbridge (RE.) M. R. Abbas (LRC)

30

2

*9

19

132 194 13

Taking first use of the wicket, 14.25

9 14.66 the Army were given a good Gonghin

7 1 15

Kimon

7 1 14

14.92 start by Lt. J. P. Williams and Mackey

8

TOBACCOS

Capt. D. W. Persse who put on

Bowled 1 wide.

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2 oz. tin

$1.00

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4 lb. tin

1.85

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1.65

Eliot Hall Team Again Beaten

Capstan Mix. Med. & Full

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1.65

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1/4 lb. tin

2.15

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1.85

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2.30

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1.20

St. Bruno Flake

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140

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40

Beer's N/C

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80

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1.50

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Digger Mixture Rhodian C.C.

4 lb. tin

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LEAGUE

Fixtures To Be Made To-morrow

best cricket of the afternoon came fruns each and when stumps were when Lt. C. C. Garthwaite went drawn the Navy had actually put out to play a characteristic in-together 161 runs for the loss of nings for 67 runs before putting 6 wickets.

up one from Doughty, who, by the

The Juniors way, was playing in his first The Cricket Club were supposed League game for the Navy here. to have played the RE: on their A Shanghai badminton team Garthwaite hit 11 fours, while own ground but at the last

Shanghai, To-day.

seren boun-moment found that they could net raise a team so forfeited the

Lt-Comdr. Hargreaves showed points to the Sappers. They did,

No further entries, in addition to those submitted at the annual beat the visiting Eliot Hall, Hong Col. Lightfoot had general meeting of the Hong Kong University, side by 5daries in his 31 Kong Lawn Bowls Association re-matches to nil on Saturday night. cently, have been received, and the number of teams competing in the two Leagues this year will be jas announced last month.

The League fixtures will be drawn up by the Council of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Associa- tion at its first meeting of the season to-morrow, in the South China Morning Post Board Boom at.5.30 p.m.

TWO YACHT RACES

Fall results were:

a glimpse of the form that won however, with the aid of IL Owen

A. G. Meise (Shanghai) beat Liew him a place in the Colony Inter- Hughes and some other first. eng-siong 15-4, 15-4.

P. E. Spagnoletti (Shanghai) beat 3 very useful wickets.

port XI some years ago and took eleven players, give the Engineers He was a friendly game which resulted

Lee Thean-chiu 15-2. 16-17, 45-6.

W. E. Williams and Wilson (Shang-the most exccessful Sowler for in the home team winning by one hai) beat Chan Pang-kok and Lee the Navy.

wicket. Thean-chin 15-10, 10-15, 15-5.

When the Navy went in to bat, The Police beat the Civil Ser- Senna and Silva (Shanghai) beat they had to make 209 runs to win, vice by 3 wickets on the latter's 9-13, 18-16, 15-3. Lee Cheng-ong and Lee Kaan-yebut this did not in any way ground, a feature of the match-

G. Kew and W. L. Wade (Shang-dampen their spirits and they being the fime: bowling of C. F hai) beat Soon Cheng-ho and Liew just went about their task in a Alexander, the Police captain and |Keng-sieng 15-9, 15-10,

Care-free manner.. They lost left-hand all-rounder, who took 6: On Friday the visitors lost to wicket early on. but Lt. Davis, wickets for 29 runs. The re- Cercle Sporting Francais by 3 who had not been having much sult was only to be expected as the

luck in League cricket, produced C.S.CC. are very weak this year. This very best form to score 56 and, apart from one or two mem- yesterday, and these resulted in championship, and Cutty (Mr. F. runs, which included 8 fours. bers of the team, none of them wins for La Cigale (Mr. N. Cron- C. Manning) in the "W" Class Comdr. Hayter and -Surg-LA. |have done anything" particularly [cher) in the final of the cruiser championship.

Kirkwood helped with twenty-odd outstanding yet.

Two events were sailed at the matches to nil. Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club

33 for the first, wicket, but the

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