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This game played at Happy Valley, was a league fixture and was brought to A close at an important stage. When time put the closure on the home team had another 20 to get and throw wicket to fall and stood a very good chance of winning the match. By the excellent help of Capt, Bousley, Br. Doggerall and B.S.M. Williams, the artillery men put together 148.

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

PHEWAR XI. POST! WAR XI.

This interesting match was playcı, on the Club, ground and ended in a draw, The sides were selected from various Chuby and in the cum of the Pre-War eleven one was glad to see R. E. O. Bird on the field once more, Bird's signalservice. in internort matches iş pre-war days is well known to cricketers in the Colony and his trundling on Saturday showed that how is still a bowler to be reckoned with. This aide alo was practically composed of men who are still going strong on the cricket pitch. Bird has not played for several years whilst King, who did yeoman ser- vice for the Folies Recreation. Club last This was not a "big total for the year, made his first appearanco this sea- Craigengover men to face, but they did son. The Pre-War men went in Arst and not bat particularly well and a one they knocked up 19 for the loss of six time looked like being beaten. At that wickets, Claxton, first main, und point, however, Abhyu hit up a very much always a great hitter, passed the half. nged 21-and- turned the gume in favout century before he was howled by More. of the homie te Unfortunately, it Pafford, third man in so collared the ended as described. with no definite re-bowling and registered before going sult. For the home team Grimes batted out to catch" by Quick. The side declari well and his half century was a very goed after the fall of the sixth wicket. The knock.

Scores:

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Capt. Bensley, run out

23

Post-War men were not to be outdone, however, Their score steadily mounted, thanks to the fine effort of Coral Jotham, who knocked up a before going under. A171 for the loss of five wickets stumps were draw. Bird was responsible for taking four of these five wickett

Scores.

Sgt. Stevens, Fritz

Br. Doggyrall, run out

Capt. Greenwood, & Mowfung, b

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Lt. Feudall, b Moore

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Gr. Frampton, b Abbas

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A. A. Claxton, b More

Lt. Parkes, o Laurence, b Fritz.

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A. B. Raworth, Syme Thomsen, Bird-

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R. Busa e Davis, b Frampton

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POST-WAR XI.

Lt.-Com. Jothum, b Bird

R. E. A. Webster, c and b Evans... 19

H. Owen Hughes, e Mitchell,

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G. R. More Claxton, b Bird

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E. K. Quick tot out

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E. "Mowfung, not ont.

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Extras

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A. Paics and Moore, did not bat.

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B-Roffey, not out

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INDIAN RC. 7. KOWLOON C.C.

on Saturday. It was a Happy Valley fix-poo resulted in a draw, though if the

This friendly match played at Sopkun sure and resulted in a very decisive victory light hul rormined good it is very likely for the Hongkong Cricket Club by six that the Indinng would have secured the wickets. The Civil Service inch were not verdict. The Indians, going in first, scored for seven wickets when they, comfortable during their stay at the declared. The K.C.C. replied with 110 wickets and only two of their batsmin, for the loss of nine wickets. For the Hoardall and Booker, got into danble Indians H. J. Rumjulu's ts was the best hgüres. Hallands, for the H.K.C.C., took four of their wickets for the small total of seven, runs. The visitory in their reply scon mastered the bowling, the first four men in getting runs Freely. 1). Reid being top scorer with 65 ust out. Stumps were drawn after the fall of the fourth wicket.

Scores:-

C. Sara,b Reid

5.5.0.c.

A. Grimmett, b Reid

F. Harper, & Mackenzie, 1 Day

* C. Beurdal), b Hollands

F. Baker, Lb.w. Reid

R. Phayer, & Day

R. Smith, e. Hagen,

E. Booker, run out.

H. Westlake, b Hollands ....

J. Gregory, has out

T. "Carr, "Eb, et Hollands

Extrati

Pecore of the rizsch. Whilst Raven's 45 'for

the K.C.C. was the next best..

Scores:

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H. J. Ramijahan, Kew, b Ony M. P, Madar, & Kew, l Duck 3. A. Hamid, c Hoather, 6 Duck

E el Arculi, e Tacchi, b Kew...... Sirdar Khan, b Kew

O. Rumjahn, e Duck, b Long 17 Hassan, b 4. Raven

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E. A. Moosdoen, not out

Total (for wickets)).

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D. E G. Nicholson. b Baker

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H. E. Hollands, Lb.w. Booker:",

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Hoather, not out

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Sirdar Khan

11

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