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Don't Steal A March

Dockyard shook the KCC in the upset of the week- ond in the Second Division yesterday. Playing on the Navy ground, KCC, despite 30 from Stapleton, could only. muster up 63 runs for eight wickets against. Collins & Co. by the time they had decided it was the Dockyard's turn to bat. Dockyard replied with 66 runs with two wickets still to fall.

!

It was the tremor of the and G. Elliott's four for 23,

produced some rather remark for 47.

Scorpions had a narrow shave against the Army in their First Division Cricket League match at Chater Road on Saturday, being 170 runs for nine wickets in reply to Army's 176 for six declared when Dick Labrum and T. R. Raf- fett came happily back to the pavilion after pok-points behind KCC. ing around in the dark.

A draw was a fair result and Ken. Wilson, who gave the Scorpions 20 minutes less batting time, could well have been more content with another 10 or 20 runs before declaring against a stronger batting sido than the one that had taken KCC to town after the latter had declared at past the 200 mark.

In the Elders' match at King's Park, the Indians had Recreio out for 110 runs and could only reply with 78 for eight wickets when stumps were drawn, neither team thus stealing a march on the League leaders,

TEST MATCH STUFF

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Recrelo, not highly consider ed as a danger in this Division en pre-season paper calcula

Rawstron

With six weeks of the season

season. In a division which has found themselves out In turn able results so far. KCC are King George V School poked Division around for their full two hours the reigning Second Champlons and Dockyard have for 78 runs against the Army now finally got into the points at Sookupppo and lost by seven column after five defcats in a wickets. row. They are now only two Cralgengower's Championship

hopes

Д suffered

rude; shock when they entertained the RAF at Happy Valley. The Airmen scored 123 runs, to which G. C. contributed 30, and tions, followed up their 165 runs for two wickets against KCC then had

the all-star Valley last week, when they won by hatting alde out for 80, Snow eight wickets after KCC had taking six wickets for 33 runs declared at 101 for three, by a and Jovons four for 10. 10-wicket victory over the in- dian Recreation Club at Sook-over, Recreio, who have lost one game, and Craigengower and The Indians, happy at the RAF, who have both lost one discovery of a now opening and drawn one, remain the only batsman in S.F. Chagia, who challengers to Army-in-this made 48, declared at 140 runs division. for seven wickets. The Recreio opening pair of E. M. L. Soares (00 not out) and A. E. Noronha (63 not cut) were still there Army when the

was Recreio winning run acored. Saarea undefeated 88 CCC in the highest individual score KGVS

Second Division this RAF in the

Police SURPRISED

ERC University. having got the Royal Navy Navy out for 48 runs at King's KOC Park on Saturday, thanks to R. University

Dockyard Leary's five wickets for 10 runs

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HOW THEY STAND

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Best Individual Performances

Pereira brought It was left to the RAF's lot "Spotty" indifferent bowling side to him five wickets for 85 runs. bring their team into the Three catches off his bowling were dropped in his first three picture where the fight tor overs in an afternoon in which the Championship is con- Reccelo dropped what is for cerned. Craigengower poked them almost a record figure of

seven catches. around for 30 runs in one The Indians started inore hour on the matting wic-securely than they finished. ket at Kai Tak. They had They were 50 for one wicket 40 on the board after 75 and 78 for eight, minutes and 50 by 8.80

At Kai Tak, the ex-Interport p.m., doing better over the pair of M. J. Divecha and F.R. remaining hour to reach Kermani, batting on a matting wicket In hostile territory, faced 113. The Airmen passed

the RAF's bowling that, total with one

wicket to all

talent and found Madger, in hand.

right arm medium to fast bow- ler, who played havoc earlier Army, taking Arst lease of the on In the season against Univer- wicket, showed that they had sity's and Navy's batting, rather more batting power than one disconcerting.

Madger. them. would have conceded

A good They suffered an unhappy start length, varies his pace and when Lane was bowled by Wel- catches his victims on shorter ler with four runs on the board ones, had Kermani leg before

Owen-Hughes (Scor- came runs. The runs and things looked oven: less for 10

plons v KCC) Divecha stayed 75 bright when Wilson misjudged a

very slowly.

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mists v CCC) be out for 19, his lowest League Choy being caught and bowled

one, K. H. S. Wilson (Army score of the season. His previous by Ball meanwhile

V CCC) low had been

IRC. 27 against

Arthur Esmail scored 29 runs Williams, who went оп to but was a very long time over G. N. Gosano (Recreio v

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