1940-04-24 — Page 18

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 24, 1940

ANDERSON AND L. GOSANO LEAD SENIOR CRICKETERS Pope And M.R. Abbas Most Successful Juniors

FINAL LEAGUE CRICKET AVERAGES FOR SEASON

By "ADREM”

1939/40

AS IT IS NOT LIKELY that the outstanding matches in First and Second Divisions of the Cricket League will now be played, the averages appended will be the last published in these columns until next season.

In First Division, D. J. N. Anderson finishes at the head of the batsmen after holding the lead throughout al- most the entire season. Sgt. Webb, however, with five runs more than' Anderson, had the biggest aggregate and was very consistent throughout.

It is noteworthy that R. E. Lee and N. D. Lloyd, the Champions' opening bowling.combination, have failed to qualify.

Thanks to some good figures in his last game and a few cheap wickets in other games, L. G. Gosano, of Recreio, Anishes at the head of the bowlers. As he only secured six wickets, how-

JUNIOR FIGURES LOW ever, this eminence rather flatters him. Generally speaking wickets ag-

Second Division batting averages are are not impressive, ``A, R. gregates Minu, the I.R.C. and Interport left-on the low side, Major Swyers, with hander, having the biggest "bag" with only two completed innings in five, being at the head with 51.50. C. Pope,

25.

CRICKET PLAY-OFF

ON SATURDAY

for the Junior The play-off Cricket Championship, between Polico and Indian Recreation Club, will take place on Club de Recreio ground on Saturday.

27 runs.

FIRST DIVISION

BATTING

(Qualification-3 inna. av. of 15 and over)

N. H. I. O. R. S. Avge

D.J.N. Anderson (K.C.C.) 5 2 225 75° 75.00*

.4 3 62 23.62.00 .9 1 230 88* 67,50* ...3 2 482448.00-

46.00 ..3 0 138 84 ..4 2 78 49° 39.00' ..4 1.109 69 36,33 .32 36 24° 36,00 ...5 0 157 71 31,40 91 51° 30.33 70 28.75 47 28.20 57* 28.00. 76* 25,00 · 72 24.00 0 91 56 22.75 ...6 0 113.43 22.60' 1 100 25 20.00'

60 29** 20.00 97 47 19.40*

19.33

M. P. Madar (I.R.C.). Sgt. Wobb (Army).. Major Patri (Army).. F. J. Lay (K.C.C.).. W. A. Reed (Roc.)..

Major Grose (Army). S. A. Ismail (I.R.C.).

A. H. Madar (I.B.C.).....5 2 the Police captain, has the most im-K: Nazarin (I.R.C.)...

runs only W. H. Colledge (C.S.C.C.) 4 0 115 pressive figures, his total falling short of the third century by F. R. Zimmern (C.C.C.)..6 0 141 E. F. Fincher (K.C.C.)...61, 140 H. P. Lim (c.c.C.).......5 1 100 L. G. Gosano (Rec.)......6 0 144 A. R. H. Esmail (C.C.C.) 4 Sgt. Denyer (Army). Y. et Arculll (I.R.C.),.....6 N. A. Beitrao (Rec.)......6. 3 A. H. Rumjahn (1.R.C.)..5 0 A. R. Kitchell (I.R.C.)....6 0 116 33 E; Zimmern (C.C.C.).....5 0 95 37 19.00 47 17.83 E. L. Gosano (Rec.)......6 0 107

$1 19* 17.00* M. al Arculli (I.R.C.).....4 1

81 44 16,20' Capt. Skipwith (Army)...5 0

t 47 37 15.67 N.B.B. Whitley (C.S.C.C.) 4

15:40- G. N. Gosano (Rec.)....5 0 77 27 A. J. Hulse (C.c.c:)......4 0 81 30 15.25 E. C. Fincher (K C.C.)...3 3 34 28*

In the bowling list, M. A. Remedios, of Club de Recreio, heads the aver- ages with 4.25, but the most success ful bowler has been M. R. Abbas, of I.R.C., who has the largest bag in either division and, in addition, was the only bowler in the League to perform the "hat-trick.".

these

As announced in the "China Mail" yesterday, detailed Club league re- cords will be published in columns or the "Sunday Herald" space permits. Thus far the follow- ing clubs have been dealt with:-

as

Senior Division-Kowloon Cricket Club, Indian Recreation Club, Recreio and University.

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1.48

BOWLING

(Qualification-3 matches; 5 wickets; av. of 15 and, under.)

O. M. R. W. Avge.

6 74 12

G. Gosano (Rec.)... 12.4 3 34 6 D.J.N. Anderson (K.C.C.). 22

G. Winch (C.C.C.).... P. J. Billimoria (C.C.C.) 24

5.67:

7 91 13

34

7 111 13

6.17* 7.00 8.46"

6

8.50-

8.58.

9.16-

11.33

A. P. Pereira (Rec.).... 14.4 3 51 L/Cpl. Young (Army).. 26.5 3 103 12 H. L. Ozorio (Rec.)..... 66.2 16 174 19 G. Hong Choy (Univ.).. 15.3 1 102 9

4 172 15 11.47 Sot. Denyer (Army).... 36 E. L. Gosano (Rec.).... 02 11 190 16 A. R. Minu (1.R.C.)..... 67.5 12 308 25 R. J. Fenton (C.S.C.C.) 31 1 151 11 13.73-

SECOND DIVISION

BATTING

11.88 12.24

(Qualification-3 Inns. av. of 15 and over)

N. H.

1. O. R. S. Avge..

Major Swyers (Army)....6 3 103 33 51.80 C. Pope (Police).

.7 0 273. 94 39.00% Brig. MacLeod (Army)...4 1 116 106 35.33 ..3 1 68 66 34.00 Lt. Faraus. (Army)..

68 53° 34.00 A. E. Noronha (Rec.).....5 3 Q.M.S Paterson (Army)..3 0 91 63 30.33 K. M. Humjahn (1.8.C.)..7 1 172 64 28,67 F. J. Lay (K.C.C.)........5 0 121 44 24.20' H. A. Barros (Re .)......7

1 169 55° 28.17:

G. Ainslie (C.S.C.C.).. ..70 159 86 22.71 W. Mulcahy (K.C.C.)....8.1 158 49° 22.29 W. L. Clarke (Police).....8 1.156 36 22.23- 1.87 45 21.76--. R. M. Soares (Unlv.).....5

M. 1. Razack (I.R.C.).....7 1,130 30.21.66 Capt. Lawrence' (Army)..6 0 124 M. R. Abbas (I.R.C.),

T. Lock (C.C.C.).

T. All (1.R.C.).

41 20.67 .6 1 101 46 20.20'.

.8' 2 120

.5 2 59

H. M. Xavier (Rec.)......6 1

A. M. Prata (Rec.)...

E. Curtis (K.0.0.).

A. V. Gosano (Rec.).

50* 20.00"

18+ 19,67

96 58* 19.20

.5 0 98 33 19.20

..7 3 76 27° 18.75 ...4 0 74 33 18.50" 44* 18:28* J. L. Stephens (Police)...8 1 128 H, Danbrowsky (Police),.8 2 107 34 17.83 17* 17.50 J. A. Soares (Red.)....42 35

C. Abbas (R.A.F.)....................6 0 105 53 17.50′′: R. T. Broadbridge (K.C.C.) 7 0 121 37. :17.2977 G. Stone (C.S.C.C.).......7 0 1183316.85- G. A. Guterres (Rec.)....6 2 67 24* 16.75- T. T. Chin (Univ.).......15.1.4. 0 68 44 16.20 A.. B. Hamson (C.C.C.)....7 0 112 44 15.00 J. Soulby (R.A.F.)........4 1 48 23 K. M. Baxter (K.C.C.)....7 0 111 27

13* 15.50 A, H. Esmail (C:C.C.):....5 3 31 P. H. Loughlin - (Polica)...8 0.122 38 15.25 J. H. Nancarrow (R.A.F.) 8 0121 43 15.13

BOWLING.

(Qualification-3 matches; 5 wickets;

16.00

15.86-

4.25- 6.55. .7.40. 7.80

f av. of 15 and under.)

0. M. R. W. Avga M.. A. Remedios (Rec.) 18.3 6,81 12 J.M.A. Rumjahn (I.R.C.) .244:59 9 Y.. T. Barma ·(I.R.C.)... 29.7 4 97 13 M. R. Abbas ().R.C.)... 82 13 234 30 H. Danbrowsky (Polios) 25.5.1.156 .20, 7.80 G. A. Guterres (Red.).. 62.8 7,192,24 R. Baldwin (K.C.C.).... 42.6 4 179 20 Plo. Hatfield (Army)... 24.4 8 63 7-9.00 A. V. Gosano. (Reo.)... 20:47 7 8

.8.00-

8.95"

9.13

17 1:105 11: 56.5-10 184 19

W. K. Way (C.C.C.)..

J. Lewis (Police)

Lt. Peal (Army), jus

A. M. Omar (CIC)C.)..

17 297 10 68 11 209 (21

9.55- 9.58 9.70 9.95 E. Gillespie (R.A.F.)... 59,2 13 228 22 10,27 FJE, Noronha, (Rep.);7, 84.3 3.124 12. 10.89 B. R. Iranas (C.C:C.);.... 27 18:11711 10.04 G. Ainalia (C.8.C.C.).,...; 27.61 160 14 10.71- A. Aroulli (I.R.C.).... 48.6: 6.180 15- 11.01. F. Forrest (Police).... 15,6 2 80 7 11.43 d. E. Taylor (K.C,C.), 27.6 2:118 10 11.80 C. Pope (psilde) 25.7 61 4 237 19 12.47 [Lt,÷Kardus: (Army);Siit 07548*18,00% B"Hemson÷(C.C.C.)$19 $480/7/8/$18.83.2 Curtis (K.0.01)%%% 55,5 6 230 1718.03 B4Ainas (RAF) 10-0726-14:40- 3. Hi NandarrÓW (R:A.F.)'48.8-4-234 18 14.62