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Saturday's cricket fixtures were played in sultry weather. Some very interesting games were witnessed, the best being the great struggle between the Navy and the Club on the Club ground, which resulted in & draw. The Navy were in splendid form; Lieut.-Com. Jotham scored a con-
DEOFAGER 19m. 1941.
Sager commenced brilliantly and, looked was caught set for a big score, but ha and bowlod by I. F. Yooh with his poore at 17 after finding the boundary three times. A. E. Wood and E. E. Witchell helped considerably to pull the side through, but the remaining six players The University batting was similar to only made 31. between them. tury and Lieut. Beatty took 2 wickets for that of the Home side in that it had a 35 runs. The Navy's tanings of every long tail. 7 wickets was the best score of the day.
The Civil Service O.C. were defested by four runs on their own ground by the University and a most exciting finish was witnessed to this match.
ནཱ༎ མ ih It was a bowlers day and whilst the batting of both teams was on a par the University bowling was superior. The scores are as follow:-
0.8.0.0.
Another closely contested game was that of Kowloon and the I.R.C., a draw being effected!
The match arranged between the Craig- engower, C.C. and the Chinese Cricket Club was postponed owing to the death, of Bir Boshan Wei, Yuk, President of the Chinese Club
In the second League the Police were again defeated, this time by the R.AM.G. Kowloon won their home fixture with IR.C. 2nd XI.
FIRST LEAGUE.
NAVY. H.K.0.0.
Sonie interesting batting was witnessed. at the Olub ground on Saturday, when the Navy played the Hongkong Cricket The game was keenly contested Club. throughout The Navy went in first and right from the start they made things bum Lieut.-Com. Jotham was in great batting form; he gave few chances and scored a century. His innings included) 13 fours and one six. Together with Lt. Stewart they wore down the bowling, which was changed frequently. The first wicket fell at 40, but the second "did not go down until the score had been carried .to 167. The Club's best bowlers were treated lightly and sixes wero hit off Farthing, Hancock and Major Edwards. After knocking up 210 for 7 wickets the visitors declared.
G. R. Sayer, cand b Yeoh ......
F. J. da Rome, b Bumjahn
A. E. Wood, b Yooh
R. E. Witchell, b Yooh E. C. Fincher, e and b Yeoh E. Dunkley, run out
E. W. Hamilton, o Osman, b. Hum-
jahn
BADOND LEIGUR
R.A.M.C,
POLICE 0,0.
FOOTBALL
The following are the results of Satur- day's matches:-
HONGKONG MNGUR," "Division 1. Hongkong Club. & H.M.S, Titania... o 6.0.A. 3 RGA H.M.S. Cairo Hongkong Police Kowloon.....1 H.M.S. Ambroze. D H.M.8. Tamar. 1 Wiltshires.....
Division II.
The Police were comfortab their own ground by the R.A.M.O. 90 Saturday. The game was of a very ordin ayy nature both sides batting moderately Alexander, perhaps the best batsman the Police have, failed and went out for a "duck." Grimmett played bright cricket, and registered 18 runs in one over. Capt Tomory who did so well last week for Wilts Reserves... 4 South China "A" the R.A.M.C. against the Civil Service University St. Joseph's........ also made a duck, but the partnership of B. Ching "B" Kowloon Ros Major Tomlinson and Op Stone coun- Punjabis....... 1 Club Reserves... tornoted this and secured the victory. The bowling of Hollands and Savage was United A.Ç...... 6 H.M.S. Carlisle.. 0 steady and their averages are among the best of the day.
The scores are as follow:-
POLICE.
King, b Hollands
Alexander, Capt., Tomory,' b
Hollands........
Grimmett, b Hollands
.31
20
1
FRIENDLY.'
RUGBY..
... 0
H.A.S. Cairo, 20 points; H.K. Club. 3 points.
CLUB TITANIA,”
The sailors fielded a weak side on the Club ground going down by six clear goals, 1
17
D
*19
20
1:
B
8
C: Earnshaw, run out
H. E. Strange, o Osman, b Eum-
jahn ...
Booker, 1.b...b Savage
R. Earnshaw, not out
Baker, a Weat, b Savage
Kelly, Capt. Tomory; b Savage... Chester Woods, run out
5
0
.105
Carpenter, Stone, b Hollands.... Condon, b Hollands
Extras
3
Total .......
J.C. Fletcher, e Rumjaha, b Yeoh s F. Ling, b Rumjahn
E. B. Reed, not out ....
Extras
Total
Fall of Wickets:-
1-21, 2-59, 3-65, 4-63, 5-73, 6-67, 7-95, Fall of Wickets:- 8-104, 9-104, 10-105
T: E. Tech
A. A. Rumjahn "... 11,5
UNIVERSITY.
29
..110
A
The teams turned out as under:-
CLUB, G. Rodger; McCubbin and J. Rodger; Mair, Stewart, and McPhail;.. Banner, Forsyth, Begg. Kahr and Eng land.
TITANIA-Phillips-
Sutherland and
Knighting: Riley, Wilkins and Me.
1-0, 2-20, 3-85, 4-70, 5-72, 0-74, 7-8, Kinnon; Garside, Hendry, Bates, Pat-
Bowling Analysis.
8-63, 9101, 16-119.
0. M. R.
Prof. Vickera
3
อ 20
0
14
98.
49 1
4
Bowling Analysis M. Hollands 11.4 2
6 Rhodes Savage
0..
B
I
W. 388
470 913
19
13.
Sergt. Hollands,"
Grimmett Cpl. Rhodes, b Alexander Capt. Tomory, b Alexander......... Major Tomlinson, e King, b R
Earnshaw......
e Coadon, b
14
0
49
A. A. Bamjan, e Ling, b Reed.... 29 T. E. Yeoh, e Ling, b Reed...antara F. A. Redmond, b Reed qe..... M. H. Roffey, b Sayer
M. R. Osman, a and b Hamilton.. 30 Prof. Vickers, o Ling, b Hamilton. 4 T. O. Teoh, run out......
M. K. Tro, c Hamilton, b Bayer... J. Young Bage, run out
"R. W. Barney, b Hamilton..... "Dr. Claud Severn, not out
Extras
Total
Fall of Wickets:
The Club started well with Pearce
of Ds: one the opening batsmen but unfortunately not one of the re maining eight batsmen stayed at the wicket long enough to form a winning partnership. Pearce kept his end up well and seemed quite at ease against the s devastating bowling of Beatty. His included 11 fours. The remainder made 77 runs between them."
S. M. Thompson, b Alexander...... 2 Capt. Savage, e Grimmett, b King 0 Cpl. Stone, not out
47
0
11
Pte. West, e R. Earnshaw, b E.
Earnshaw...
3
Sgt Pitt, b C. Earnshaw
0
.100
Sgt. Rogers, e King. b R. Earnshaw 3. Sgt. Wilkinson, b Alexander
Extras:
..... 16
5
Total
.134
Fall of Wickets:
35 34
1-8, 2-14, 3-81, 4-78, 5-94, C-100, 7-104, 8-105, 105, 10-109.
Bowling Analysis.j
O. M.
E. W. Beed......... 11 E. W. Hamilton 11. Sayer
KOWLOON C.C. v. LR.C
This match was evenly contested" and resulted in a draw. The game was played at Sookunpoo Valley. The Indians batted
rick and Cooper.
REFEREE-Mr. Jones.
The sailors had only three of last year's men out-Garside, Hendry and Cooper: Garrard. While McCubbin replaced Mair and Bahner turned out in place of Railton and McTavish för the Club
The sailors kicked off and the" Club. went down. Sutherland miskicked and Begg close up went in and beat Phillips almost from the the kick off. Play favour- ed the Club but Banner was slow on the right. By neat combination the Club in- side men worked the ball down and Phillips, running out was beaten by Begg who passed back to Kuhr. This player sent in with the goal-keeper out, but Knighting punched the ball out and
awarded a tho Club were
penalty.
1-15, 2-17, 3-5, 4-32, 5-33, 6-6, 7-89, Forsyth took the kick and scored, The position of Begg must have been un 9-95, 9-120, 10-134.
noticed by the referee for he was dis tinctly offside, prantically on the godl line when Kuhr shot.
Bowling Analysis.
Grimmettere
Alexander
King:
C. Earnshaw
-32 45
41
18
4 1
18 "
2
30
1
LR.C. 2ND XI. . K.C.C. 2ND XI.
R. Earnshaw ... 4 10
The sailors backs were very weak and. to add to their disadvantage Riley bad to leave the field following a kick on the- arkle.
Lieut. Beatty's bowling was deadly. At one stage of the match he had taken 8 wickets for 27 runs and finished up with seven wickets for 35 runs. His 14th, 15th first and batted well, S. H. Ismail scorIn this game played at King's Park in goal saving from Begg close in, but
and 18th overs were all maidens and during those three overs he took four wickets.
The Club were fortunate in forcing a draw.
Appended are the scores:
"NAVY. Lt.-Com. Jotham, b Hancock .....104 Com. Wood, b Reid A. 19 Lt. Stewart, b.E. G. Laumert ... 64 Rev. Crole-Rees, 1.b.w. Farthing..> Sub-Lt. Stevenson, e Edwards, b
Lammert
ing 30. Kowloon proved the more consist ent batsmen and theiigh no big scores were knocked up most of the players reached double figures. Capt Spinks and J. Stalker bowled well for the visitors and took five wickets each.
The scores are as follow:-
1.E.C.
C
A. H. Rumjahn,
The
Phillips was applauded for good work
Kowloon won easily by 42 runs.
into the net following a scramble in outstanding feature of the match being a moment later Forsyth put the ball E. F. Spinks 7 wickets for 20 runs. H. Overy also bowled well for the home side front of the sailors goal. and took 3 wickets for 17.
Appended are the scores:-
1.2.0. AND Xi.
A. H. Mador, b'Spinks
ווי.
0
8. Abbas, b Spinks
14
O. Rumjaho, Blackburn, b.
Robinson, b
Overy...
I. Stalker ..............
E. Moosden, o and b Spinks
19
S.A. R. Ismail, b J. Stalker
1
R. Nazarin, b Spinks.....
15
Surg-Com. Stephens, hot out
5
S. H. Ismail, b Capt. Spinks.....
50
N. B. Kitchell, bBpinks
Lt. Com. Greig, b L. E. Lammert, 19 Lt. L. B. Franks, Hancock, b
E. G. Lammert
& D. Ismail, 1.b.w. Capt. Spinks.. 15
Y. A. Wahab, b Overy.
M. H. Abbas, b J. Stalker.
T
Ali Moosden, b Overy
1
D. Rumjahn, c Stapleton, b. I.
Stalkeret
A. K. Minu, o Spinks
IL
M. Sadick, b Spinks
1°
A. et Arculli, b Capt. Spinks
5
H. D. Bumjahn, not out
18
S. A. Ismail, c and b Capt. Spinks 7 J. S. Cureem, not.out
Extras
Total
Mid. Hayter, not out.
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts, declared)240
Bowling Analysis.
E. G. Lammert... 10
Farthing
Beid
L. E. Lammert
Hancock
Edwards
Total
O. Ismail, e and b Capt. Spinks... 17.
F. M. Arculli, e and b J. Stalker... 3
Extras
Bowling Analysis
J. Stalker.......... Lient. Macdonald..." 5 1
0. L. .... 15.9 22 1
W.
+0 41 3
13
60
1
6 0
23
5 D
30
20
32
HONGKONG 0.0.
"B. D. Evans
C. P. James
Capt. Spinks
T: E. Pearce, B Beatty
Major H. M. Edwards, a Grcig, b
Hayter
E. J. R. Mitchell, o and b Beatty, 13
B. D. C. Morgan, b Beatty......... 12
.10
.8"
H. R. B. Hancock, e Sheffield, b
Crole-Rees .....
F. E. Farthing, b Beatty
៥០០០៦ ៩២
L. E. Lammert, Lb.w. Beatty 0.
A. B. Raworth, b Beatty
E. G. Lammert, o and b Beatty D. Reid, not out LJDavies, not out.
Beatty
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts.)
Bowling Analysis..
0. H..
..182
-V.
18 7 36 7
∙17
F
82 1
0
27
3
Hayter Wood Orolo-Boes
0 7 1
UNIVERSITY. CIVIL SERVICE C.C.
Members of the University Cricket Clab must feel very proud of their per- formance at Happy Valley on Baturday, when they beat the Civil Service Club in a closely contested game" by four Tuna. The victory was mainly duo to the consistent bowling of T. E, Yeoh and A. A. Runjahn for the University. Both sides experienced striking changes
Bowling Analysis.
89
a.
X.
#
A. O. Brawa
4 1 19
0
S. F. Spinks
9.16 3
20
7
-H. Overy...
5 1 17
3
E. S. Hodge
1
5
0
B 0. M.
W
16.4 3 40
1: ...C.. 2ND XI..
18
2 50
0
L. J. Blackburn, H. Rumjahn;
b. Abbas
14*
6 1 18
0
.11 0.46
B
L. E. S. Hodge, "e Rumjahn, b
Abbas:........
...11
X.C.0.
F. E. Lawrence, e O. Rumjahn, b
· Nozarin dramas
23
A. Q. Brawn, a Mooeden, b Mador 5
4
EW. Alderson, b Mador ............
0
E. J. Edward, b Mador
2
H. Overy, Sadick, b Mador
13
E. F. Spinks, o H. Rumjahn,
Nazarin
b
9
6
·0
2
..100
Lt. A. E. Macdonald, b M. H.Abbas J. Stalker, b.w. Arouli
B. D. Evans, e O. Immail, b'Arculli 17 K. R. Macaskill, b M. H. Abbaa...: 11-
E. L. Briya, M. H. Abbas, b
Arcalli
Capt. Spinks, c D. Ramjahn, b.
J. S. Curcem
O. L. Stapleton, 'not out-
F.E. Thompson, cand-b- J.-SA
Cureem...
C-Dance, not ont
Extras
Total (for 7 wkta)
ពន
20
C. P. James and J. P. Robertson, did not bat.
F. Evelyn, and b Nazarin
A. Leach, c and b Nazaria
L. Jack, not out
Extrae
N. B. Kitchell 8. Abbas
Shortly after' Begg, receiving 40 yards out, beat Sutherland, and going in sent. in a hard drive which Phillips partly stopped the hall spinning off the goalie into the net. Club 4 up,
The lab forwards came again and Begg tipped to Kuhr. The latter finding Walking in attendance swung the ball over to Banner who promptly returned. and Kuhr, meeting the ball when on the run, scored number 5 for the Club. Half- time, Club 5, Titania 0.
Resuming the sailors fielded tea men only and Hendry charged places with Sutherland.
From the centre kick, the Club got away, but Banner was offside. Forsyth forced.. corner of Knighting which prove abortive. Rodger saved well from... Cooper and coming again Patrick was slow to take advantage of a neat pass from "Wilkins" and McCubbin cleared. Mair sent to Begg in but he shot wide of the mark. Phillips punched away long dropping shot from Banner and the sailors got away, Bates shooting wide, Begg got away and in attempting to beat Knighting was badly charged and fell moaning. He was carried off the field. and took no further part in the game.
The game was more even in this half. Hendry playing a good game at back and keeping well out, thereby giving Phillips in goal a better chance.
Forsyth came through, and besting 3Knighting, pus the ball out of Phillips reach, putting the Club & up. England ran through and Hendry recovering: cleared by kicking to touch. Time arrived with the Club winners by goals- to nil.
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
21
31
2
3.20 0
POLO...
The Club's inside men played with better understanding and on their play it would have been a good defence that would have kept them out. However the sailors defence in the first half was... so weak that the inside forwards did. as they liked, only the good keeping of Phillips prevented the Club from running into the double figures. Banner, though slow, put in one or two good centers, while England still wants to score from the touch line, most of his shots going Teams representing the Army and Navy behind, Mair has found his place at last, met at polo on Saturday afternoon. The At right half he played a good game Army was much the batter mounted but and fod his forwards well. Stewart and the Navy put up a great fight and had McPhail played their arual game. Me- hard luck in being defeated by 5-1. The Cubbin came back and by his display in Navy suffered by being out of practice; CRAIGENGOWER. CHINESE E.C...
some members of the team had only just this match he still has plenty of football left. The brothers Rodger were sound although the younger had little to do in The League match between Craigen- come back from the North
goal.
-AH-Mador.
Bowling Analysis,
R. Nazarin
0.
12 1 36 3
30
2.
3 0
6
2
:0
8
0
7 .0
A. el Arculli M.H. Abbas J. S. Cureein 8. H. Ismailigen F. M. Arculli
1/
of fortune so far as the batting was, con gower and the Chinese Cricket Club fixed corned and it was anybody's game right for Saturday last was postponed owing
INTERPORT GOLF.
For the sailors, Bates played a useful
The Hon. Secretary of the Royal Hong game in the forward line, but he is on
to within a few minutes of the close of to the death of the President of the Long Golf Club has received a telegram the light side. Wilkins was off his usual play. The home side elected to go in Chinese B.C., Sir Boshan Wei Yuk, from Shanghai saying that the team may game and gave a poor display at centre- frat and sent in their two best batanen -Sayer and de Rome to open the game.
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