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THE CHINA MAIL; NOVEMBER 12, 1940)..

GOOD WIN FOR KOWLOON C.C. OVER HONG KONG C.C.

Amazing Collapse Before Lunch

Lloyd, Anderson And Zimmern Bowl Well

By "Adrem"

Consistent bowling by F. R. Zimmern, N. D. Lloyd and D: J., N. Anderson, for K. C..C., gave, the Kowloon club a six-wicket victory over Hong Kong Cricket Club in a friendly whole-day game at Chat, er Road yesterday.

The K. C. C. bowlers were backed by a keen field and both the ground-fielding and catching was particularly good, Anderson taking three good catches. and Rapley and F. R. Zimmern dis- tinguishing themselves with their ground-flelding.

- Nevertheless, Cricket Club's poor showing with the bat, was hard to explain. The wicket was good and the bowling, apart from Lloyd's slows, was not really dangerous.

Richardson and Knight gave H.K.C.C. a useful start, adding 32 for the first wicket, but there- after wickets fell steadily, judi- cious bowling changes being most effective.

Useful Stand

i

PENALTIES FOR INEFFICIENCY

The. War Fund should bo- nefit considerably as the re- ~ Scult of the introduction, at K.C.C. and H.K.C.C, over the week-end of boxes,in which ericketers who drop catches. For make "ducks" are

quired to contribute 20 cents.. Both boxes.» benefited, sub- stantially yesterday → H.K. C.C. members in the match at Chater Road donating particularly. "generously!"

ro-

forward play being confident and unplayable, to, take thrệp, wickête his back, play sound,

in his last over for only one ful

K.C,C. Bat-

MACAULEY'S

BIG SCORE

HOCKEY FIXTURES

Kumpons.

5th, AA. "B

v. A, N. Other, “XI”.

Police “A”

V. Nomadg

✓ Signals

Following are the, remaining Hong Kong, Hockey Association Fine batting by J. Mac Tournament fixtures for the sén- auley, of Diocesan Boys? son: School, who was brought 3rd! Round: Novembar: 17: into the sides at the last C.B.A

Recreto. moment to make up num-Engineers. bers; and the surprising Khalen failure of the powerful Gunboats Cricket, Club batting side trayers, featured the friendly whole-day cricket: match Police "A" at Kowloon Cricket Club Engineers yesterday, between the Khalsa junior teams of K.C.C. and HK:CC.

K; C. C. won by the large, max- gin of 102- runs.

With the score at 76, however, Richards was brilliantly taken in the clips by Donald.. Ander- son, 'who snapped up a quick

K. C. C. were given a good chance which Broadbridge. got start by. Anderson and Hung, both hla hands to but falled to hold, of whom batted steadily, but after This was the beginning of the being 40 for 1 a partial collaps. end and a remarkable collapse set in and the next three wickets followed, the next four wickets fell for the addition of only 10 calling in the space of 10 runs. A. Zimmern and Mackay and not until 102 runs had been minutes without addition to the

score,

Richardson batted stolidly and at no time looked like getting out. He hit six fours and was at the wickets for just an hour.

Although he did not secure the best analysis Lloyd bowled really brilliantly. He was always trying something and had all the bats men reaching for them..

Anderson also had 1 useful spell, taking three wickets in his first two overs. for only one run and, finishing up with Zimmern met with scant success 3 for 4 in his first spell, when he could not find a length, but in his was practically

At 12.17 Cricket Club had lost 5 for 45 but a stand between Richardson and John Pearce stopped, the rot and it appeared possible that this pair would pull The fat out of the fire as both were batting stolidly and Pearce never appeared in any difficulty, his second spell he

then stayed together until the scores were tied and Francis Zimmern come in to make the winning hit.

K. C. C. continued batting.. Zimmern going on to make 37: and Teddy Fincher securing. 18 not out. At 160, K. C. C. de- | clared and

H.K.C.C. had. further 90 minutes' batting during which come. of the brightest cricket of the day

was seen.

Alec Pearce hit hard and often and two sixes, in 33 minutes. and: scored 69, including 11 fours

HONG. XÔNG: 0.6.

by

Nomads

v · University- - v. 5th. A.A». “A”

2nd M.TE.'s Police “B”**

4th Round, November 201

v A.. N. Other "XI'

University..

5th A A: "AP

V

Recreio

V

Kumaono

V

Signals

v 5th, A.A

บ

2nd M.T.B.'s Gunboats

v Destroyers

5th Round. December 1

A. N: Other XI v. Engineers Police "A" CB.A.

Police "B" unaons.

Univeralty Engineers Noinads

v Nomads

V Recreio

v 2nd M.T.B.'s

vUniversity-

Khalsa..

December 8

A; N. Other “XI”

v

Y

5th A:A: "A"

6th Round.

. V

v

Police. “A”

V

C.B.A.

V

Police "B"

V

Kumaons

→ V

y

K. C. C. batted first and Ma- cauley and Burch put on 59 ier. the first wicket. Baxter then signais- came in and runs came steadily Destroyers

added for the second wicket was the partnership broken, Macauley | being caught and bowled Gillespie, with his score at 87:

5th. A.A. "A" The D. B. 8. boy hit 13 fours 5th A.A. “B” during-a: stay at the wickets of Gunboats. 100 minutes and, al hough, he Khalsa was dropped several times, his, innings was a valuable.on. Baxter was.

very restrained and hit only four fours in his 50 his second half-century in Lu- cessive matches.

14

7th Round

A. Ni Other "XI" Police "A" C.BA.. Recreto Kumaons.

Signals..

Destroyers

December. 15,

v Sth A.A. "D**

v. University,

v. Englcers-

V: Nomads."

v. Gunboata-

3th Round. December 22

With their score at 213. for. 9 Destroyers wickets, K. G. C. declared. Robb Police "B" bowled very stendily for HK.C.C. and finished up with 4 for 67 in 2nd M.T.B.'s

overs, At one time he Gunboats. had conceded 55 runs with-th. A:A.. "E" cut taking a wicket · but he University 39 took his four wickets in his last Engineers

three overs for only 9-runs. Finnie Kumaous T. A. Pearce, Fincher, b-Anderson18 in 15 overs.

16 also bowled steadily to take 3 for Signs.

- Khalsa

J. E Richardson, c Anderson. b

IUDHEZDİARO6----------------------- T. G. C. Kulght, e. F. Zimmern.

F. Zimmetr

b' Lloyd

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Lloyd

A. E. Perry, e Lloyd, b' Anderson C. D. N. Walker, b Anderson

J. L. C. Pearce, c Anderson, b Lloyd TV, N, Fortescue, b. F. Zimmern H. Owen Hughes, 1.b.w.. b F. Zim-

inern.

E. W. Pudney, not out

F. Baker, b Lloyd.

Extras (B7; LB2)

Total

v. Signals,

V

Khalsa

V 5th A.A. "A"**

V

A. N. Other "XI”

V

Police "A"

V. C B.A.^

v

Recreto-

V

Destroyers-

v. Police.. "B":

V. 2nd M.T.B./s

H K C. C. never looked like getting the runs and Bishop and A. N. Other "X" v Destroyers

9th Round. December 29. reached the Police "A"

0

0

o Gillespie, who-both-

a twenties, were the only batsmen | C.B.A) orto offer any real resistanes. Rcercio Curtis bowled very well for the Nomads home team to take 3 for 28, whils Police "13"! Baldwin's spinners brought him 2nd MTB 4.for-44-in eight overs.

0

K.C.C, 2ND XI

v. Gunboats.

V5th: A.A. “BU University.

Engineers

v.. Kumaons

v. Signals.

10th; Round... January: 5,, 1941

A. NgOther."XI" v. Police -“B” Destroyers

v. Police. "A"

V. C.B.A.

5th A.A. "A" -

V Khalsa

70

1. „Macauley, e and b. Gillespie

$7

L. R.. Burch, run-cut

30

K. M., Baxter, b Finnle

50

Gunboals

S., A., Gray, b Finnle,

| 5th-A A. "E"

V Recrelo

J. W. Bertram, b Robu

8

O.. M., R.

W.

University

R. Baldwin, b Robb ..

0

9 0 30-

3.

E. Curtis, st: Parsons, b Robb

Kumaons

12.7 4

33

Signals..

H; Brokenshire; b' Finnle....

4.

3

W. W. Parsons, bRobh:

KOWLOON C.C.

RA J. Simpson, not out.

Zimmern

Bowling Analysis

Lloyd Anderson

Dụ J. Ny. Anderson, b Baker:A

20

D. Hung, c T A. Pearce, b. Perry. 15 EF-Fincher. b Bakers...

N..A. E. Mackay, T. Ar Pearge: 33

A: Zimmern, b: Owen Hughes..... F. R. Ziminern, st. Fortesque," b

Perry...

E. C., Fincher, not 'out

Extras (B21, 185)

Total (for Bawkis.)

R. Leigh, not.out..

Extras (B1, LB1, WBI, NEI).........

Total

Finnle Pshop..

37 Robb 18 Mackenzie,

V Nomads

v 2nd M.T:B's

V. 5th- A.A, “A”

11th-Round: January 12..

2nd. M.T.B.'s.

Police A

4 C.BA:

Recrelo

213 Nomads.

| Engineers

W. 5th A.A. "A'.

Dowling Analys'a-

G. M. R.

15. 1- 40.-

5

Khalsa

3

0:

14

0: 67.- 4

2 0. 23/ Q

4.. 0 10. 1 3.

21.

0

26.

GUIeople. Paterson..

160

D: O: Parsons.

Baldwin

W. L. Rapley, R. T. Broadbridge

T. A. Madar and ND, Lloyd did not

Knight

Owen Hughes.

Bakery

Perry

JLC. Pearcaj

H.K.C.C, AND_Xİ.

e. Macauley, b

Ny D. Böcker; 1b:wi; b-Curtis J. C. C. Matthews, e. Leigh,

Baldwin

Bowling Analyals.

W.

RH Griffiths, e- Macauloy.

Baldwing.....

0

R. M. M. King, b Curi's,

C. WE Bishop, e Macauley,

Baldwi

20,

28

AK Mackenzia, h Curtig, G 1.3. D. Gillespie, b. Parnona.

RSW Paterson.

Bertram

by

*Burch ANN

“P, S. Robb, runout, j

Lt. Cmdr. W. G. Finnis.

Extras (B7, LEZ, NE

15

8

--Bowling AhAlgeÏn.

$

0

"10"

10 Parsons

Burch 140-

TVN Fortescue, st. A Zim

metn. b Rapley, g

T..G.. C Knight, b. Lloyd, TA Pearce, b Fincher,

EW-Pudney, b Fincher

D.; S, Boganquet, not out. F. Baker, "b-Anderson,

1. Owen Hughes, not out. Extras (B0,-WÙI)

Total: (for 5: wicts.) JE Richardson, A. E. Perry, J. L C. Pearce and CAD, N. Walker did not | batır.

Zimmern. Lloyd Fincher - Haploy "Anderson." Broadbrid

Bowling Analys

CORRECTION

v. A, N. Other "XI? vPolice

'BY

vDestroyers

v Gunboats

v5th A.A. "B

v. University

v Kumaons

vSignals

12th, Round. January 19-

A: N. Other XIV 5th A ̈À. "A"

2nd: MT.B's.

Police *B

Destroyers... Gunboats

125th AA, "B" 10 Kunachis

Klialea

v Police "'AN

V.C.BA:

V Recreio

v. Nomads:

v Engineers-

v. Khalsa -

13th fourd. January, 263-

5th "AU

BIGBA

Recreio Nomads...

Engineers 20University. Signals

ANOthers Pal

111 2nd M.TES Nomads

By W. Engineers Gantioats..

VA. N; Other. 'XI

Police."AZ

©v© 2nd÷M.TB;'5,

V Police, B

vDestroyers

y » Gushpats --

V5th AA"] v. Kumaons

Vy Signals

Vekhalia

IV. 5th-ALALWAR

V. Rectri

v? Police “ÉS vDestroyers.

Univeralty

∙18in: Rostdy February 9

Kumapos

Signals,

Khálso

SthĻA ALTA" Nomads Pollcó."B The following, correction, res Destroyers. arding the Special Dollar Sweep 5th A. A. "D" frawn at the Macão Race Meet BWnt on Sunday has been issued

by, the Mauno Jockey. Club

1

|Police/A

VA, N, OtkŃÉ)

v Police, AR

V. C.B.A.

v. Recrolo

v 2nd MT.B,'T

v.. Engineers; .

*.v. »University

v Gunboata

10th,, Round. · February Kumaons Signale, Khalsa Nomads

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Destroyers.

v: Engineerat

2: University: