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THE HONGKONG DAILY PEESE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5TB, 190.

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Some very interesting matches were †phtyed-on-Saturday in spite of the fach uncertain and that the weather was showery. The light was not good during the afternoon and towards the close of play many of the matches were finished in the twilight. It was, however, a batsman's wicket and in one or two cases some very good scoring was recorded. This was notably the case in the match of the 0.8.C.C. against the R.G.A., where in an innings of 205, G. R. Sayer scored 171 not out. He gave no chances with the exception of one very hard catch behind the wicket when the score stood at 50.

On the Club ground the H.K.0.0. best the Navy by three wickets, Pearce and Mitchell being mainly responsible for the victory.

were, unfortunate in Craigengower only being able to force a draw in their When League fixture with the IRC. stumps were drawn they required to win with three wickets to fall;

19T LEAGUE

H.K C.Q. v. R. NAVY.

For the R.G.A Capt. Olliver and Capt. Davies batted sarongly and their partner.. ship brought the spore up to 4. There were prospects of the B.G.A. finishing victors as they scored 174 for 5 wickets. The match, however;~ended in a draw. Appended are the scores:

CIVIL SERVICE.

G. R. Sayer, not out................. F. J. de Rome, b Davica R. C. Witchell, b Davoas

E. O. Fincher, a Parks, b Davies... 5

Williams b FE. Dunkley, c

Davies

E. W. Hamilton, 5 Burchard H. E Strange e Graham, b

Burchard

W. H. Edmonds, b Davies ........... F. J. Ling, Parkes, b Davies ... E. B. Reed, b. Davies

J.C. Fletcher, not out

Extras gómen

C.B.C

Wel Wing Lok, e Stapleton, b B.

D. Evans

C. Choo, e Macdonald, J. Stalker 19 Lo Man Pan, 1h.w., b. Capt.

28 Spinks

G. Lee, b J. Stalker

H. A. Kew, not out

FOOTBALL.

Saturday's games resulted as follow:-

HONGKONG LEAQUE.

Division I.

H.M.S. Tamer ... Hongkong Olub ....

Hongkong Police. U Caired

4 HM.S. Curlew... 0 1E.M.S. Titania... 1

Janes Wong, b-Macdonald

and Wiltshires

G. Hull, 1.b.w., h Capt Spinks.............. 14 H. C. Hunt, c and b. Spinks

“ESWIJKU“

E.G.A.

1711

Ho Wing Kui, not out

8.0.A.

H. Ching, a and b J. Stalker

W. Gittins, e-Macaskill, b. Capt.

Spinks....

Division II.

H.K. Club Res... 1

United...

B.G.A. Ro... 1 Punjabis

Gurlew Hes.

South China "B"

Extras

Total (for nine wickets) 109

Bowling Analysis

0 M.

B. D. Evans

2 45

AE. Macdonald. ..... Capt. Spinks

1 17

11 1 20

Total (for nine wickets)...203

Bowling Analysis

Davies Baker Barchard

79 18 3

S 0

78 41.. 2

1.Q.A

Capt. Davies, b Hamilton........... Capt. Olliver, e Sayer, b Edmonds 46 Lieut. Chester, l.b.w., b Edmonds 18 Br. Barker, not "out..... Sergt. Barchard, b Edmonds

and ↓ Ed- C.S.M. Williams, o

monds

24 9

J.Stalker... 13

SECOND LEAGUE MATCHES.

C.S.C.C. XI U. POLICE R.C. 2ND XI.

Kowlood Res. ... 0 South China "A" o

-RUD3Y.

Navy XV: 11 points, Hongkong Club 0.

CLUB v. "TAMAR."

Owing

to the Rugby match on the Club ground the start in this game was delaye 15 minutes, which will probably be brought to the notice of the League management. The teams turned out as usder:-

"TAMAN."-Mitch; Smith and Hatton; Carroll, Hudson and Bryant; Hill; Bra- zendale, Grant, Atkey and Abbott.

Refereo: Mr. Cassidy.

Coas.-G. Rodger; Gerrard and For this match played at Harpy Valley Rodger; MePhail, Stewart and Kuhr; McTavish, Forsyth, Begg, Logan and (P.R.C. ground) on Saturday, both teams turned out one man short. The wicket England." was good though the police batting was weak. The visitors declared at 130 for 7 wickets and the Police made 60 for a wickets. Cowon's batting for the C.SC.C. was bright, bis 42 not out being the Total (for five wickets)....174-best-score of the match. The Folice, still Major Downing, Lieut. Graham, and Meredith did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

the

and

J. Davies, not out

Extras

This league fixture played on

the spectators Club ground provided with some interesting batting, some smart fielding. The visitors decid ed to bat arst and. in two hours and a score of 176," a quarter knocked up all out. The uatting of Lieut. Stewart, Lieut.-Commander Greig and the Rev. Crole-Bees was bright. The last named player's innings of 39 included seven boundaries

Requiring, 176 to win the H.K.C.C. commenced batting at 4 p.m. and although the light was failing quickly they proved equal to the occasion, and in the course of one hour and three quarters secured a three wicket victory. For the home side the partnership of Pearce and Mitchell was the most noteworthy performance of the match and it was mainly due to their efforts that the victory was secured Pearce, in his usual good, form, scored a six and B fours, whilst Mitchell bad10 fours registered to his credit. With the partnership dissolved a tail developed, the remaining a wickets falling for 4

rans.

Reed

Ling

Hamilton

Witchell

Edmonds Sayer

0. M.

40 10

L.R.C., C.G.C.

Craigengewer 0.C. had hard luck in not recording a win in their league, fixture with the Indians, at Happy Valley, on Saturday. They had to be content with a draw, though when stumps were drawn they required 7 runs to win with three wickets to fall. For the visitors the batting of A. H. Rum- Lieut. Beatty and Mid. Hayter bowiedjahn and H. Abbaka was the only thing well for the visitors and took all seven of-nete. Abbaku's 23 included 5 bound- wickets between them. For the home aries. For. Craigengower B.. Basa' 45 side there is nothing exceptional to was consistent. His effort was record in this connection excepting that bat aure one, which gave no chances. His Farthing took the last two wickets with fielding on both sides was safe, especially The helding on both on the boundary line. The bowling of consecutive balls.

both teams represented a fair average. sides was good:

"The scores were as follow: Appended are the scores:-

slow

relying on their veterans, Grimmett, Kelly, Alexander "and King, could not get going and put up & poor display. The bowling of Taylor for the Civil Service was a strong point. His average was 6 wickets for 95 runs. Appended are the scores :---

C.3.0.0 2ND XI..

B. Taylor, b Grimmett

E. Sandlord, b Grimmett

W. F. J. Gorion; e Grimmett, b

King

W. Cowen, not cut

E. F. Brockbank, e Grimmett,

King'

W. Thornton, b E. Earnshaw S. Spillet, a and b Grimmett B. E. G. Spinks, b Grimmett W. J. Baney, not out

Extrag

Total (for seven wickets)...130

"C. Sara did not hat.

Bowling Analysis.

The game was fast throughout and although the club were two down at the finish the result-does not bear on the play. The sailors were betted sorved at forward for in the early part of the game. the Club forwards could shoot anywhere, except to the goal. It is a pity to record that a splendid game was marred by ill- feeling in the last ten minutes which re- suited in a player of each side being cau-. tioned. Had the Navy finished with nice men and the Club with--ten they would. have got their desserts," for at least three men should have been ordered off for persistent rough play in the closing nicutes.

The Club stand was well filled when Begg started for the Club at 4.15. The Club were the first to attack and early in the game Forsyth was a trife too late to take advantage of a neat pass from England, for Mitch running out picked" the ball practically off Forsyth's toc Hands against Brazendale stopped a rush by the 2amar forwards and the Club got down. Soth miskicked a long pass from McTavish bas the ball rolled over the lize in the absence of the Club forwards to take advantage. J. Rodger handled 25 yards out and Hudson placed well from the free kick Atkey heading in wide. Forsyth forced. Hatton to concede u

and England kicked behind.. McTavish came down the wing and. centred, Smith clearing by kicking to touch. Following the throw in, McPhail tripped Abbott, Atkey received from the free kick and seat in straight to Rodger who cleared. Mitch picked one out from almost under the bar, with the Club for- 10% wards close, in, and shortly afterwards Begg brought the sailors' goal-keeper to 18

his knees in stopping a fast ground shot. Hudson got in the way of a hard drive". from Begg when a goal seemed certain. Grant running, through for the Tamur. sent the ball along the carpet to Rodger.

Hudson who picked up and threw away. received and sent in where Brazendale sent the ball into the net. and opened the score for the Tamar after 23 minutes play.

R. Earnshaw, o Gowen, b Garvin 9

Q. M.

Grimmett

NAVY. Lient-Com. Jotham, run out

Stewart; Lieut.

Mitchell, b

NDIAN 1.0.

Kelly

17.

A. H. Rumjahn, b Omar

R." Earnshaw

4.1

S. H. Ismail, b Omar

King

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Edwarde

31.

S. D. Ismail, c and b Bryne

E. Earnshaw

S. A. Ismail, run out.

corner

Alexander

3 0 13

W. H. Abbaku, b Omar

N. Kitchell, e Wilson, b Bryne

P.R.C.

H. M. Arculli, c Jex, & Bryne

Alexander, b Garvin

J. S. Curreem, b Bryne

Lieut. Franks, a and b Edwards. B

D. Rurijahn, not out..........

Grimmett, b Taylor

O. Ismail, e Wilson, b Bryne ... *F. M. ed Arculfi, b Omar .....

Extras

Booker, Lb.w., b. Taylor

E Earnshaw, b Taylor

King, b Taylor

Kelly, Spinks, b Taylor

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Total

.121

Chester Woods, b: Garvin

...:. 4

Hallam, b Taylor

Fall of wickets-

Mist, not out.

Extras

.175

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Lieut. Com. Stevens, c Hancock, b

Lammert

Com. Wood, run out

Lieut-Com Greig, o Mitchell,

Edwards .....................

Mid. Hayter, b Lamcert

Rev. Crole Recs, e Mitchell;

Hancock

Mid. Sheffield, not out

Lieut. Beatty, b Farthing Pay-Sub.-Lient. Bishop, b Farthing 0

Extras

3 Total

Fall of wickets -

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Bowling Auslysis.

Farthing Lammert.... 13

Edwards

1-5, 2-8, 3-17, 4-56, 5-74, 3-84, 7-84, 8-01, 9-113, 10-121.

Hope

Hancock

Total (for nine wickets)... 00

Bowling Analysis,

K.C.C. 2ND XI. v. C.R.C. 2μ¤ X1.

Bowling Analysï's.

Umar

· 16.1 3

Bryne

10 *

CRAIGENDOWER C.C.

0. 10.5

M. E.

1 4

J. Wilson, b Abbas

65.

S. Jex, b A. M. Arculli

Garrin Taylor

...... 3

B. Basa, e Kitchell, b F. M

Arculli

12 3

U. M. Omar, c O. Ismail, b A.

Arculii.....

H.E.O.C.

M. Bradbury,"c"and b Abbas

W. Marsh, b M. H. Abbas

Mitchell, e Bishop, b Beatty Claxton, Bot out

Y. Abbas, e A Rumjahn, b A

Arcul!i

14'

Major Edwards, e. Hayter, b

AH Fattydad, not out

Beatty

J. Bryne, not out

Haworth, st. Franks, b Hayter

Hancock, e Franks, Hayter .....

Total (for seven wickets)...115

Pearce, Sheffield, b Hayter.....

Farthing, eJotham, b Beatty..... Gen. MacNaughton, e Bishop, b

Hayer, s

Murray, not out

Exting............

Total (for seven wickets) ...177.

Lammert and Hope did not bat.. Fall of wickets,; --.

1-115, 2-138, 3-141, 4-141, 5-147, 6-158, 7-171.

Beatty

Crole-Bees

Bishop

Sheffield

Bowling Analysis.

20.2 5

5 0

Hayter

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. ». R.G.A.; G. IL. GÂYER'S WONDERFUL INNINGS.

A record batting score for the season was set up on Saturday, at Happy Valley by the well known local cricketor, Mr. G. R. Sayer, in a first league match be- tween the B.G.A. and the Civil Service C.C. Batting against one of the swiftest bowlers in the Colony-Capt. Davics, Sayer scored. 171 not out of a declared innings of 204 runs for nine wickete. Tho extraordinary point about the innings was that the remaining eight batsmen. I made only 25 runs between them, not in

cluding extras, which were During his stay be the wicket Bayer, gave one chance only and that one behind the wicket was an extremely difficult catch. In his innings this bataman placed boundaries and in three overs, not con- secutive, he made 70 runs. When the game stood at 59 Saver had scored 53; when the total reached 11 he had made

Extras......

E. W. Major and N. N. Packe did not bat.

Fall of wickets:-

1-8, 2-143-41; 4-74, 5-86,0-113,7-113.

Bowling Analysis.

Q. 14

W. H. Abbas12

A. M. Arculli

F. S. Curreem

M. Azculli

H. Ismail"

K.O.C. v. C.R.C.

Played at King's Park, Kowloon, on Saturday This match resulted in a draw.

The home team declared for 6 wickets, making a total of 181. The 0.B.C. made 102 for nine wickets when' stumps were, drawn. Appended are the

scores:-

KOWLOON. C.0.

A. E. Macdonald; o and 5 Hunt... 35 B. D. Evans, c G. Lee, b Ho Wing

Kui risan

FE. Thompson, Ca G. Leo, b Ho.

"Wing Ku.....

Capt. Spinks, b G. Les

E. La Braga, b G. Leo.

C: J. Stapleton, not out

D. M. Goodall, b H. Ching

K: R. Macaskill, not out

Extras****

Total (for six.wickets)

Played at Causeway Bay on Saturday. This match resulted in an easy win for the visitors who won by 30 ran. The most interesting feature of the game was the eplendid bowling of Overs for Kow Hoos, who took a wickets for 36 runs.

Apponded are the scores

KOWLOON END XI.

F. Evelyn, Woo, b Yew"

A. O. Brawn, o Sub, b Lai

F. E.. Lawrence, c E. Ching, b

Yew

E. J. Edwarda, run out

H. Overy, b Lai......

E. W. Alderson, c Cheung, b' Yew

L. S. Blackburn, not out ......

T. G. Herridge, b Lai...

E F. Spinks, Laima W. B. Haslett, b-Wong Po Kenog W. S. Drake, b Wong Pó Keung..

Extras"...

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Lpi Kuen... 11. 0 Tew. Man Hon....... 8 Wong Po Keung... 2.10

d.e.o. 2ND XI Wong Po Keung, b Ovory Weng Sik To, b Overy Lai Kuen, b Overy

Chan Wing, b Haslett

Yew Man Hon, b Overy

Woo Pak Fook, b Overy

Chan Man Won, b Haalett-

34...

Cheong Wing Kui, b Overy.

3. Stalker, C. Dance, J, P. Robin son did not bat.'

G Lecter

Bowling Analysia.

Ee Wing Kui Hr Ching JHC. Hunt

Chan Jane, c Alderson, b Haslett Chan Wing Cheong, o Edward, b

Brawn.....

Leang Kam. Chong, not out

Extras:

122

From the centre kick the Club gut right away and Forsyth tested Mitch." Hudson sent Hill away who outpaced a centre which Kuhr and sent over Atkey pushed towards Rodger. Half-time Tamar 1, Club 0.

Besuming, the Club were early attack- ing and Hatton cleared from Forsyth. The sailors transferred play and Grant, receiving in front of goal but covered by J. Rodger, gave to Brazendale who gavo Rodgerno ebanco and put the The play was sailors farther ahead. marred by rough play towards the close and time arrived with the sailors winners' bý two goals to nil.

"The Club had chances to score in the early part of the game, but the inside forwards were slow, Rodger and Gerrard The wing played a sound clean"

game. men put in some good centres which were not improved upon. The sailors forwards combined well and did not attempt to scoro by shooting the ball through a man They deserve their win on their play in front of goal. By this win they equal in points the league leaders.

"OURLEW."

R.G.A.

At Sookumpoo the R.G.A. surprised their supporters as well as their oppon- ents by winning this match by four goals to nil. The teams turned out as under:- R.G.A.-Woods; Wolker and Tramp- otony.Keay, Pascoe and Donovan; Veale,..

McHugh Lelliott, Hanis, and Couzens.

and "CULLEW."-Hardy;" Wetherby Cleave; Dash Wilson and Griffitha; Taylor, Dyer, Scott, Cook and Lanıb.

Referes Mr. Cheesley,

Total

Bowling Analysis

Overy

Haalott

Spinks

-Brawn:

0.2

The B.G.A. were the winners of a fast game by four clear goals, three being re- gistered in the first halfThe sailors played an uphill game from the start and ware beaten by a much better side on the day's play. They are leaving for u cruise this week, and expect to be absent 1rom League football for five weeks. They will have something to think about during their absence, and try to "dovine- a plan which will enable them to turn the tables on their victors when they play. the return fikture at Happy Valley.

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