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SATURDAYS MATCHES.
FAREWELL HATCH.
WILTSH,KC.G
On the eve of their departure for India the 2nd Wilts Regiment played a farewell match with the Hongkong" Cricket Club on the Club ground on Saturday. The match resulted in an easy win for the Club though at one time the issue "was doubtful. The visitors batted first, and made, a total of 15 ruas; apart from the batting of Lieut Beaven and Sergt. Holdman, who mode, 6 between them, there was nothing exceptional to record: For the home side T. E Pearce, E. I R Mitchell and R. H Hancock subscribed 109.runs to the total of 13. Pte. Brown, bowling for the Wilts, had very hard luck in not securing the hat trick Hü
B wickets for 1 rans included three wickets for one runn
The helding on both sides was good and some staart returns were witnessed at mid-on and in the country.
During the match the Wilts Regimental band was in attendance and delighted the spectators with number of selections. Scores
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HONGKONG 0:C.
W-Frasar hit Wicket, b. Omar GW. Sonell, d 'M. HÆ Abbaa H. H. Benson, natföntline F. Sutton, Y., Abbas..-. HL Hammond, e Paice, d Y TD. MeNicol, st. Jox, b Brad-
bury
A. J. Palner. b Omar .J, R. Way, b Omar
A. T..Stubbs, b Bradbury
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts.) Hope and Excell, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis."
M. H. Abbas
Paice
U. Omar
Y. Abbas D. Marsh
15
1"
3. 0
8.0
10
3 D
B., W. Bradbury... 5.8 1
CHAIGENGOWER 3.0.. 2nd Innings.
B. W. Bradbury, b Hammond.
S. Jex b Hammond......
U. Omar, b Hammond
Y. Abbas, Berson b Way.
P. Wilson, b.Hammond
Bowling Acaly
31
S. J. Jones Snicka
Brawa
... B X.C.D. AND XI.
0
L J. Blackburn, b Hollands
F. G. Thompson, Tomlinson, b
Hollands
b Rhodes
39
17
F. E. Lawrence,
7
M. H, Abbas, o Sewell, b Sutton... 40
Fajce, at. Sutton
Aattydad e Fraser, b Button.... 19
D. Marsh, st. Sutton.......
Rock, not out.
WILTS:
6
Lt.
Lt. Col. Wyndham, b Young
Beaven, McNaghten, Farthing
8
39
D. K Kharas, bow. Frager
Extras
6
Total
Bowling Analysis..
10. K.
·H..L. Hammond.... 10 1 AB Way
F. Sutton
6
5
'1
2. W. :44 4
24*
0
3
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Extras
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Total
Farthing
Bowling Analytis.
Young
Lammert
0 X. 2.
18.4, 51
56
B
7 9 org
1
11 4 20
H.E.C.C.
T. E. Pearce, a Macdonald,. b
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E. J. R. Mitchell,
Partondant
51
Blakely,
$29.
10
1
AB Haworth b McDonald Capt Daries, b. Parton..
B. Crawford Morgan, b Parton Brig-Gen. Macnaghten, l.b.w., b MaDanalda majkijzini...as F. E. Farthing, b Brown media.
1
3
B. H. Hancock, not out pimp! 29
E. G. Lammert, 1.b.m.; b. Brown... 9 B. N. Young, c Holdman, b Brown.. 0 LN. Davies, e Macdonald, b
Brown pare
Extras
NAYT. THE HON. MR. CLAUD "SEVERN'S SIDE.
S. J. Jones, e Spoon, b Rhodes.... 17. LES.. Hotge, e Rhodes, b
R. E. Lindsell, run out
Hollands...
15
1
E. J. Edwards, b Hollands
E. Alderson, e Thompson;
Hollands
E. F. Spinks, ran out
A. G. Brawn. b Rhodes
A Leach, not out
THE ARMY.
-end Innings.
Capt. Olliver, be Young. Serge Holdman-o-Sayer,b-Road............ Major Edwards, b Sayer
7. S. Redpath, bYoung
13
Capt. Davies, c..Young, b Reed... B Lt. McDonald, c.de, Rome, b.Beed. Col. Wyndham, c.Davies, Spyer. Bom, Bakar, o Hancock, b. Sayer.
Capt. Spinks, 1.bw b Reed
Pte. Brown, not out
Lout Graham, b Reed, »q.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
De Eome
0
Young
18 29
134
Farthing
3
"Reed
9.5
78
Sayer
Extrna
Total
Bowling Analysis.
X.
R.
W.
Holland's Rhodes Savage
17
43
+
12
044
3X4
嚆 0 25
MONDAY'S MATCHES.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRIAN GULAR TOURNAMENT.
THE ARMY . .K.O,C.
The triangular tournament arranged, between the Hongkong Cricket Club and the Army and Navy opened on Monday, the first match being the Army . the H.K.C.C. on the Club ground. At the close of Monday's play both teams finish- ed practically lerol.
Fall of wickets:
The Army elected to go in Brst and. Major Edwards and Capt. Olliver made a good first wicket stand, putting up 69 1 between them. Later, Staff Sergt. Hedpath and Bomb Baker rendered useful assist ante. Capt. Olliver's score of 40 was the highest for the innings which concluded. when 200 was seat up.
1-11, 231, 3-87. 4-110. 5-190, 8-172, 17-173, 8-200, 0-812,' 10-930.
HONGTONG C.C.
sad Innings.
'F, J. de Rome, b. MaDonald
Mitchell, a and b Daries
19
Wood, b Davies ............
-Bayar, at. Holdman, b Edwards... 21 Hancock, a McDonald, b Davies... 20 Pearce, run out.....
Merraghten, 1.b.w.. b Davies
Farthing, Brown, b Davies Davies, not out......
80 10
F. N. Young, o Baker, b'Graham... 0 E. B, Reed, l.b.w.. b Graham
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
McDonald Edwards Baker. ................................... Brown.................................
Davies
Graham
0.
30 0
ឆ 0
2
NAVY KOWLOON · C,C.
.195
Five bowlers were tried against the Army's first innings and de Rome and A friendly match was played on Satur Sever, who were the last of the five to be day on the Civil. Service ground be tried, captured 4 wickets for 28 and 43 Fall of wickets:
atim anlayananda, napaka1-5, 2-18; 3-23, 4-69, 5-109, 6-164, woon the Navy and a team selected and runs, respectively,
7-170, 8-191, 9-180,10-185. captained by the Hon. Mr. Claud Severa, The Club made a disappointing start, a first Whose team won the match very com Pearce, usually, so useful as: fortably. Batting first the Navy made wicket,going out for one, followed 116 runs. To this score the Rev. Purcell shortly afterwards by Sayer for 11 contributed 38 runs. For Mr. Severn's Three wickets went down for 30. At this XI. G. R. Sayer, F. A. Redmond and Ecritical point Mitchell and Hancock, be
On Boxing Day the Navy suffered Fincher were in good form and it was came associated and the pair were not another reverse this time at the hands mainly due to their batting that Mr. separated until they had advanced the of the Kowloon Cricket Club, at King's Severn's side won by so comfortable a total to 18s for 6 wickets Mitchell was Park. Kowloon won by an innings and finally beaten by a ane ball from Caps for runs To the winna total of 949 margiu
Lieut. Skinner, bowling for the Navy, Davies, Haprock carried on, but when uns, W. J. Stapleton contributed 75 and did good work and took four wickets for he was 80 he touched a rising ball from L. Braga 87. The feature of the match 17 runs. E. B. Beed was in his usual fine the fast bowler and was promptly snapped was the execution done by the Kowloon bowling form and assisted Mr. Severn's in ships after giving a splendid display of bowlers. In the first innings of the Navy side to victory by taking 3 wickets for vigorous cricket Nans of the following J Stalker performed the hat trick.
Scores:--
batamen made double figures and the bowled 21. overs with an average of a home team went out for 13 runs.
C. Bussell little over one run per över. With a lead of 13 runs for the Home was also very successful, taking siz Club the match was resumed yesterday wickets for 25 runs. In the Navy's second The Army in their second innings knocked innings there was a complete change of up 290 and were all out by 2.30 o'clock bowlers, who disposed of the ride for the
modest total of 95 runs. Beores:- The principal contributors to the score ware Capt. Olliver and Capt. Davies.
KOWLOON O.C. They both played steady cricket and their
1st Innings. innings of 59 and 64 respectively were the result of very careful batting, and con- sidering their handsome contributions the number of boundaries registered to their Capt credit was comparatively small. Oliver was missed by Young at 15 and Capt. Davies, gave a chance, to Wood at
17 runs.
out
NAVY.
9
39
Lt.-Com. Gilchrist; b Reed Lt.-Com Douglas Hamilton, rua, Mid Sparks, e Redmond, b Ling Rev. Purcell, b Hamilton......... Surg Lt. Com. Barlow, b Ling... 1 Lt. Skinner, a Strange, b Hamilton" 10. Mr. Kennett, o Woods, b Hamilton 7 Lt. Com. Drew, st. Ponsonby-
Fane, b Edmonds
13
Total
.153
Bowling Analysis
Lt. McDonald
13
13
LCpl. Parton ...
35
1
17
Lt. Forbes, b Beed.
CRAIGENGOWER.
Bajor Wallis
Brown
Watts
H.K.C.C, "A"
This match was played at Happy. Valley, starting on Saturday and being continued on Monday on the Craigen- gower. ground. On the first day's results Craigengower XI. put up the best score, and when stumps were drawn they had a lead of 54 runs. During Saturday's play some very creditable bowling was wit nessed, NM. Omar (Craigengower) taking wickets for & runs,
Despite the advantage gained by Orai- gengower on Saturday they experienced great difficulty on Monday in securing a On win with only 13 runs to apare. the second day the Club made a better stand and put up the respectable score of 157. Craigengower was only able "to_reply, with 136.
During the second day's cricket an excel- lent Ufin was provided in the Club pavi lion and in the evening after the match, dancing was indulged into music supplied by a Filipino Jazz Band. Scores :-
HONOTONO C.C.A."
1st Innings.
Surg-Con Lindop, e de Rome,
by Beed
Pay-L Pearce, e Hamilton,
Edmonds
17
12.
ལྦ'1;
Commodore Bowden-Smith, not out 0
Extras
E. B. Beed FJ. Ling....
115
34.
•Requiring 208 to win the Club com menced their second innings shortly after 2.30 p.m. in a very disappointing way. Within, 25 minutes the first three wickets, fell for 23 Tuns. Sayor and Hancock opened the batting and when the fifth wicket fell the score had been advanced to 109. Pearce batted vigorously and his, 280 included 18 boundaries. The eighth wicket fell at '181 and after that it become. 0. & question as to whether or not the last two batsmen could collect the remaining 7 runs required to win; in this they did' not succeed and the Army secured an exciting victory by the narrow, margin of 12 runs.
Total
Bowling Analysis
H.
ᏐᎢ . 13.2: 5
3.
21
E. VA Hamilton... 10 2 "Hon. Severi 4 0 G. R. Bayer 30 3 0 -W. H. Edmonds ...
HON. CLAUD SEVERN'S SIDE. G. R. Sayer, b Kennett
27
15.
16
0
11
2
·
53
F. de Rome, e Lindon, b Forbes... 5 A. E. Wood, b Drew
F. A. Redmond, Sparks, b Skinner
10
47
E. Fincher, not out. F. J. Ling, e Lindop, b Skinner... 1 EW. Hamilton, o Lindop; b
Skinner
F. E. Strange, d'Kennett, b Skin-
ner
Extras.
Total (for 7 wkts.." dec.)
Capt. Davies took 11 wickets for 108 runs for the Army throughout the match whilst E. B. Reed for the Club, had 7 wickets for 120 runs to his credit. Scores THE ARMY.
1st Innings.
J. P. Robinson, b Beatty -C. J. Stapleton, e Crole Rees, b
Drow
FE Lawrence, b Beatty ..
He
D
F. G. Thompson, a and b Beatty... B E. L. Braga, c Coombe, b Beatty... 67 LJ:Blackburn, e Coombe, b
Beatty
29.
1
10
S. T. Jones, o Crolo Rees, b Beatty 8 C. Russell, st. Drew, b Haytor EF Spinks, b Haytor sor J. Stalker, not out
E Overy, cab., b Haytor Extras.......
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
... 20 0 8.1.0 .9.
57
24
0
0
2
0
Lieut. Beatty Mid. Haytor............ Rev. Crole Bees... Surg.-L. Morrison 4: Lieut. Stevens Lieut. Coombe ...... Lt. Com Greig
NATT.
laty lonings.
312
H. H. Benson,' e Omar, b Abbas ...
9
Major Edwards, c, and b de Rome 29 Capt. Oliver, b de Rome. L-Col Wyndham, b de Rome... Statt Sergt. Redpath, st. Davies,
b Sayer
Lt.-Com. Jothara, b Russell
Lieut. Stevens, b Bassell
.10.
37
N. L. Hammond, b Paice
0
F. Sutton, b Omar
28
..203
Captain P. Havelock-Davies, b
Sayer
Lieut. Stewart, c Robinson,
Bussell...
Rev. Crole Rees, b Russell
G. W. Sewell, c Fattydad, b Abbas 10
Pte. Brown, b de Rome'
3
Lieut. Com. Greig, b Russell
L. D. McNicol, h Omar
4
D
W. J. Hope, and b Omar... 10
A. S. Excell, b Omar
0
F.A. D. Ponsonby-Fane, W. H. Edmonds, E. B. Reed, and the Hon. Cland Severn did not bat.
Lt. McDonald, b Beed
95
Capt. Spinks, lib.wb Sayer
Bomb. Baker, b Saver
-34
W. Fraser, run out
A. J. Palmer, e Wilson, b Abbas... 13
Bowling Analysis"
Lt Graham, b Beed...
10.3.
2.
K.
J. R. Way, b Omar.....
AF. Stubbe, not out
Mr. Kennett 13
2 84
Sg. Holdman, not out
Extraa
Mid. Sparks, and b Stalker....... Mid. Haytor, a and b Russell ...... Lieut Com Drew, b Stalker....... Lieut. Coombe, o Hobinson, b
Stalker
13%
0
Lt. Forbes
7
1 24
Extras
12
Total
..100
Mid. Sparks
Lt. Skinner
42 Lt.Com. Drew 7. 0
0 21 3,2 0 17
Total
200
Fall of wickets:
Bowling Analysis
0.
W
Abbas
11
2
37
Paice
5
0
30
·Omar
Abbas
7.1.3
a
12
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Total
Bowling-Analysis
CRAIGENGOWER 0.0, -
1st Innings..
8. Jex, b Hope
P. Wilson, b Hammond
Bradbury, b Hope...
Extras
Total
Extraa
Total
Fall of wickets:
-7-201, 5-29-205, 10-213,
B.A.M.C. E.0.C. 2 XL.
This 2nd League match was played on Kowloon ground on Saturday and resulted in a win for the home team by 29 runs Batting first, the B.A.M.C. were all out for 106 Hollands and Rhodes played steady cricket and contributed a ueful 35 and 20 respectively. For Kow 9 loon Thompson was the only batsman to make a stand. He contributed 39 to the total scores of 134. Scores.t
43
20
15
ELMO
Beed.... Young De Bome ... Kayer.
1st Innings. T." E Pearce, Davies,
Donald
GB Seyor, b Davies' VERB Mitchell, b Davies AE Wood; b McDonald
Est. Hollands, e Hodge, b Brawn 35, B. B. Hancock, o Graha Capt. Rhodes, cand b Spinks 20 Davies
Capt. Enwright, Lb.w.
Brawn O
Capt. Tomory, b. Jones
18
Major Tomlinson, c. Hodge, b
Spinks
Op Savage, 1b.w., Brawn
la
Opl-Store, b Jones
1543
B. M. Thompson, cand b Jones..
PreWosty not out
t
Sgt. Bozens, b Brawn
Wilkeson, b Jones
da-Rome, o Edwards, b
Donald
Brig. Gen. McNaghten, b F. Farthing, b Davies
EB. Reed, Lb.w. b Edwards
L. J. Davies, not out BA Young, b Davies
.11.
12
2nd Innings.
Lieut Com Jothamy Stapleton,
b Jones..........
Lieut. Stewart, b Overy
Rev. Crole Bees,-1.b.w. Jones
Lieut. Com: Greig, b Overy Mid. Sparks, b Spinks
Mid. Haytor, b. Spinks
Licut Com Drew, b Spinks
Licut. Coombe, not ont
Lieut. Beatty, a Spinks, b Lawrence. Burg Lieut. Morrison, run out Lieut. Stevens, absent
Extran
Total
Bowling Analysis.
1-69, 2-77, 3-82, 4-86, 6-90, 6-132, 7-139, 8-162. 9-100, 10-200,
Bowling Analysis.
0.
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B
1
$19.9.2
J.. Stalker
5
C. Bussell
7
1
H
HONGKONG C.O.
Lient. Beatty, not out
Surg. L Morrison, c and b Stalker 1
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
21.1
B. T. Jones Da
E. Bpinks
E. Lawrence.
J
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