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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 31st, 1924
SPORT. CRICKET.
SECOND LEAGUE.
NAVY
V. H.K.C.C
By notching full points from the HE.C.C. on Saturday at Happy Valley, the Navy second string have gone a step, further towards making the second league championship safe for themselves. They have atill two matches to play, the one next week against the Indians at Soo- kuupoo which should be the deciding factor, and in which the Navy will have to go all out to win. At present the Royal Engineers head the table with 38 points. They have complèted their fixtures, The Navy have 34 points to their credit and have to win both matches to win the league contest. On Saturday the Navy won by 94 runs, their store being 195 for seven (declared) as against the H.K.C.C. 101 all out. Scorea.
NAVY END XI
Pay. C. Osborne, e aud b Lee.... 39 Marine Wilkins, c and b Stevens... 4 Sub-L. Courage, e Read, b Me
Xicall
Puy-Lt. Gregory, b MeNicol....... Pay-Lt-Com Worthington, b. Han.
cock
Lt. Jackson, e and b Hancock...... PayLt. Hogg, run out,
P.O. Tizley, not out
Extras
· ̈ Total (for 7 wkts, dec.).....195,
Lt. Rogers, Mid. Macintyre and Marine Leach did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
n" W
B
. R.G.A.
Capt, Hawe, o Webster, b Q
Hughes
Bowling Analysis.
บ.
Sgt. Wright, run bus.......
0
Young
L, Sutton, e Col. Robertson, à 0.
Hughes
Griffin
Deaa
Bd. Starling, b More
Vallock
L/S. Worsford, b More
Pie Holliday, b Powell
Extras
26
Total
121
Bowling Analysis,
R.
W.
3
13
1
*.99
10
0
B D
ir
1
Bowker Powell
Webster
Owen Hughes More
+
H.X.C.C, 1ST XI.
Col. Matthews, retired
**
13
H. Owen Hughes, 1.b.v., b Kent... 11 E. J. R. Mitchell, s. Stripp, b
Alfre
42
G. R. More, st. Stripp, b Howę... 20 Col. Robertson, run out th R. E. A. Webster, b Rowe
The C.8.0.0. won this match, which was played at Happy Valley on Satur day, by 54 runs. The feature of the match. was the fine bowling of F. Baker who Acured four wickets for six runs in three
overs.
Scores Ler
R.G.A.
.......
3
4
Lt.-Hall, b Bird S., M. Page, b Hamilton Major Smith, b Ling..... Gr. Oldershaw, b Hamifton Lt. Smith, b Evang'.............. Capt. Bennet, b Baker L, Heblowe, b Evans
10
23
Sgt. Bell, Lb.v., b Baker Mt. Gr. Rough, not out
J. A. H. Pluramer, 1.b.v., b'Rowe s
D. R. Wahl, b Rowe...
J. P. Bridger, e Strip, b Rowe.... a
A. C. I. Bowker, not out
Extras
3357
Total (for nine wickets)...200 Rev. T. W. Powell did not bat
Bowling "Analysis.
Howe.... Kentaj
Worsfold
Allfreo Clark Starling
0. 1
QUEEN'S COLLEGE OLD COYS «. STAFF AND PUPILS.
This annual match was played at Soo- kumpoo on Saturday and resulted in a win for the Staff and Pupils by 80 runs. The Old Boys went in first and compiled 97, Arcalli and Wallington securing aost of their wickets, The Staff and Pupils replied with 127, the outstanding scores being 81 by H. G. Wallington and 41. (not out) by F. M. el Areulli,"
Scares:--
-0. CLD BOYS..
Sgt. Gifford. b Baker
Gr. Vicear, b Baker
Extra........
91
4
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Q. M.
R.
W
Bird
&
↑ 20
Hamilton
91
4
Ling-
5 0
t
Baker
3.4 0
Evans
3
0
ག
c.s.c.c. 1ST XI.
B. D. Evans, b Henslowe,
Q
R. C. Witchell, a Oldershaw, b He
slowe
do
14
F. Baker, b Rough
39
J. S. McLared, b Rough
+
1. H. Edmonds, e Gifford, b
Rough
F. J. Ling, 1.b.w., b Rough
JH. B. bill, b Henslowe
R. E. O. Bird, & Smith
迎
1
1+
F. W. Hamilton, e Page, b Smith... 49 F. H. Holdman, not out"
0
4
Milne Frits Modi .... Muskett Abbas Piana
Bowling Analysis.
續
17
1
3
1 I } CRAIGENGOWED.
Madi, R. Earnshaw........ T. Abbas, « and ↳ R. Earnshaw..... Muskett, Ellwood, ↳ Earnshaw... Fritz, st. Wilson, b Paice
Dennis, b Paice
Pinna. ↳ Paice
Milne, e Ellwood, b R. Earushaw A
S. Abhas, R. Earnshaw
Leouard, Paice
Mowfung, b Paice
Bradbery, not out
Extras
Total
12
Bowling Analysis.
W
il
**
ង
11
11. Earushaw C. Earnshaw A. Paice
THE RIFLE LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY'S SHOOT
U
One of the most interesting shoots, of." the Season took place yesterday at Stonecutters when the Hongkong Volun teer Corps met and defeated the H.M.S. Tamar The position was made interest- ing by the fact that if the Tanar men had been successful it would have meant
triangular match for the league championship between the Tumar, the Despatch and the Volunteers, nu frem the results of the previous shoots it seem- ed probable that the Tamar would win but such was not the case, the Volunteers securing the victory by 48 points after allowing six per cent, for open sights. The weather was fine, but from the marks. man's point of view it was far from good, a hazy atmosphere and a strong breeza' making shooting at the 500 and 600 yarda targets very trying for the older shots.
The scores were follows:
H..S. "TAMAR."
200
H.. 0.
Reed
0. 19
Stevens
ሱ 17
Lee
# 0
34
t
McNicoll
3.1 0
→
Extras
Airey
好
ง
30
Hancock
в
0
.90.
Tatal
...C. 2ND XL
A. K. Mackensie, b Hogg
8
Bowling Analysis.
A. Stevens, & Tizley, b Gregory... èl
C. Choa, e Mardar, b Wallington........ 0
14.
R.
D. Reed, Tizley
H. H. Madar, e and b Wallington 21
Rough
9
35
M. E. F. Airey, Leach
14
J. S. A. Curreem, b Arculli
a
Herslowe
42 3
L D. McNicoll, b Leach
0
Lt. Smith
H. C. Hunt, bårculli sh
D. J. Nicholson, by Leach
0
A el Arculli, 1.b... b Wallington 0
H. Smith
0 20 0 2.5 0
10 *
3L AL Watson, b Leach
4
S. H. Ismail. c Saban, b Arculli...
1
The
APPROACH OF SPRING
is appropriately heralded by the splendid
F. Lee, to out
R. M. McAlpine, b Leach
C. Q. Anderson, c. Miau, b Madar 10
RASMA.
J. N. Owen, b Leach
Choa Man Ping, b Madar
3
J. Hancock, e Wilkins, b Leach o
A. Ismail, b Arculit
110
A. Carreem, not out.
91
Extras
"A. Sammy, b Wallington"
Extras
18
Total
..102
Total
97
Bowling Analysis.
Bowling Analysis.
W.
The W.
Hogg
Arculli
104
Scores
shewing
of
Feminine
Fashions in
Tizley
Gregory
U 37. 0.13
Wallington 10
4
Lench
3.3
STRAW
HATS
SILK JUMPERS
and
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FRIENDLY MATCHES.
K.C.C.. THE NAVY.
This match was played at Kowloon or Saturday and resulted in a fairly rasy
STAYY AND PUPILS.
H. G. Wallington, b Curreem.......... 6Ị - .M. P. Madar, run out...
H. R. Meacock, o Anderson, h
Madar
win for the visitors by 138 runs. Pay-L.-J. C. Fletcher, & Madar........ Com. Pafford scored 104 and retired. :
Scores:
KI. Chan, Anderson, i Choi... 35 F. M. el Arculli, not out
A R. Minu, e Curreem, b Chai... 0 P. S. Tro, e Curreem, b Choi...... 0 M. Shuban, o Cürreal, b Choi ... 13 R. Ho Tung, b Arculli M. Hara, b Araulli
0
NAVY.
Pay-Lt-Com Pafford, retired....104 Lt. Com. Jotham, Pestonji Lt. Darcy Evans, & Lindsell, b
Howell
4
47
Pay-Lt. Hargreaves c and b Overy 23 Rev. Fr. Purcell, b Pestonji
Extrax
14
Lt. Simpson; c Fraser, b Overy...... 10 Lt. Besant, nöt: out
Total
.177
Il
Bowling Analysis.
Lt. Boyle, not out de................
Extras
Total (or 6 wts, dec.)...261
Chief-Supt. Door, Lt. Manders and Capt. Quinlan did not hat..
Bowling Analysis,
Arcul Madar Curreem Hurt Choi
Q. 11,5
7
29
A
1
21
3 ธ
21
Fletcher
Minu
Madar
0·
10 D
Q 10
D
V 116
تریال
CRAIGENGOWER v.
The Ex-Active Service Men's Club were defeated in a friendly hatch played at Happy Valley on Saturday by 53 runs, Pinna, howling against the EA.SMA, took three wickets in 'one over for no ruos, The side was dismissed for the low score of 49. Craigengower replied with
32.-
BASNA-
F. E. Lawrence, e Musketh, & Fritz 01 REarnshaw, h Milne ..
Sergt. Kennedy... 20 31
C.P.O. Williams. 28
25
Sergt. Clemon.... 27 P.O. Lean............... P.O. Feggitt
:
300
yds. yds. yda,
3ប៉ុនភធន ន ដ | ឱត្ត
tal.
03
53
26
E. R. A. Wilkes, 28.
Capt. Quinlan... 20 Tel. Wallan
20
24
2153
All used open sights € per cent..
39
Grand Total 650
VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPE
200
500, 600
To-
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Simrus
33
$8
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Railton
$1
Bull, run out
F. Goodiran
!!
Cox, st. Dennis, b Modi......
0
Lyons
32
White, Leonard, Muskett
Swan
31
32
90
B
C. Earnshaw, e Modi, b Abbas... 13
R. Goodman
00
Ellwood, b Abbas
Reid
31
Terry, Is Pinan ....
Shaw
27
79
0
Wilson, e Abbus, b Pinna
Paice, e Miloe, is Pinna Cooin, nut out .............
251. 230 242 723.
Allowance & per cent. open sight
5.
Extras
Grand Total, 728
Total
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Extras
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On Saturday by 80 runs. Taikoo batted first and scored 54. Fielding for Ewo, 1 W. W. McKenzie had a very fine catch h dismissed in the long held by which
The East Surrey Regiment lost in a friendly match played on the Club ground to the H.K.C.C. on Saturday. Going in first, the Regiment scored 121 to which the H.K.C.C replied with 240. Lt. Col. Matthews had the lugast nebre of the match with a well-compiled. 63 (retired).
Scorca -
EAST SURREYK,"
Capt. Kent, e Powell, b 0. Hughes 27 Lt. Armstrong ↳ Webster ......... C.Q.M.8.: Strip, 0.0. Hughes,
Powell
·TA. Allires, b Bowker Lee.-Cpl. Clark, not out
Drao, G. R. Vallock secured four wickets for noue, which was the best aver- afe of the match. Ewe made 114 rubs, W. Galloway being top scorer with 30.
Scores:-
TAIKOU.
H. Crifio, e and b Bernard'
"F. N. Young,-b Bernard
EC. Hagen, Piercy, b Bernard
A. V. C. Dean, e McKenzie, b
Piercy
6. It. Vallock, e Bernard, ↳ Rail-
F. T. Wakefield, b'Bernard
R. 31. Chalonér, e and b Piercy... B-Crowley, b Hollands
HR Forsyth, e Galloway, b
Hollands
H. Spier, Bernard, b Railton..
P. Mill, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
OA
Hérvard
Piercy
0 }
Hollands
3.1
Hailton)
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HE. Hollands, c Young, v Grifin 2 WwW. Mackenzie, b Young ...... ย W. Brackenridge,v6. Oriffith,
Vallock
D. G. M. Bernard, b Grifu.
G. H. Piercy, & Young
W. Calloway, b Dean'
G. H. Gompertz, & Dean
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WB. Cornaby, Young, b Valleck
R. E Macdougall, not out:
19
W. D. Jamie, b Vallock
Extras
Total
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