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SATURDAY'S LOCAL MATCHES.
On Saturday there were four League cricket watches played, three in the first and one in the second division. The re- maining four fixtures were friendlies.
Decisions ware reached in all the first league games, but in the second division the University 2nd XI, had the C.S.C.C. "A" drew.
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Wius were recorded in the premier division by the Royal Navy, the Kowloon CC, and the Indian R.C..
LEAGUE DIVISION I
HE.C.C.. NAVY.
This match was played on the H.K.C.C. ground, where the home Club went down to the Royal Navy, who won by 78 runs with two wickets in hand,.Their
victory was largely due to Woodward, who took Twickets for 41, runs. The H.E.C.C. made exactly 100 runs, of which A. Ha- cock contributed 27. When the fifth wicket foll the Navy bad passed the cen- tury and their innings finished with 158 runs for eight, wickets" Halsey (49) being the highest scorer,:/:
Scores:-
LCC. 18T XI.
A. W. Hayward, e Armitage, b
Woodward
"B. W. Bradbury, e 0. Ismail, b
A. el Arcalli
"B" "Abbas, L&w, à F. Mf, Del
Arculli...
T. Grimes, a Wahab, b FH el
Arculfi
WGuest b A. el Arcalli.
·A. B.-Hamson, a Madar, b' F;'
oh Arelli...................
A. Kitchell, not out
F. Schnepel, c. Iail, b
Arcalli
Gabagan, b A. el Arcelli
Extra
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
R.
付
FM. el Argulli.... 7
4
10
5
A. el Arculli 8.5 9
IEC. 1ST XL.
15
A H. Madar, e Kitchell, b Guest 34 O. Ismail, o Abbas,`b Fincher .............. 19 S. A Ismail, e Finchor, b Guest... 21 J. S. A. Curreem, e Bradbury, b
Hamison
H. D. Rumjahan, b Hamson ...................... 5. H. Ismail, 1.b.w., b Hamson..... A. el Arculli, b Fincher
Y. A. Wahab, b Abbas FM. el Arculli, not out a U. M. Umar, b Hamson
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Capt. C. D. Armstrong, b Sayer... 13 J. Hall, b Evans
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13
E J. R. Mitchell, e Halsey, b
Woodward
A. H. Rumjan did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
G. P. Lammert, c de Rome, b
Baker
58
E. J. Armstrong, b Evans
H. Owen Hughes, b Woodward
0, M
H. V. Parker, run out
B
Abbas.
11 0
E. F. Stewart, run out
10
L. D. McNicoll, b Sayer
J. D. Humphreys, b Woodward... 8
Fincher
13.
0
J. H. Plummer, Bradley, b
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FISHERIES.
R. Hancock, I.b.w., b Woodward..: 37
Guest
12
Baker
&
TE. Pearce, b Sillitoe
Samson
1.4
0.
Capt. Haigh, not out
A. C. I. Bowker b Woodward
G. R. Vallack, b Baker
10
1. P. Ralph, & Cantrell
11
KIPPERS
50 cts. per lb.
11
FILLETS
55
E. G. Lammert, not out ......
F. N. Young, b Woodward..
Extras...
Total
,100
Total (for & wickets)
Capt. Bensley did not bat.
Bowling Analysis,
HADDOCKS -
60
Bowling Analysis.
0. MR.
W.
Cantrell
12
19
1
Woodward...
19.4G 42
7
Beatty Sillitoe
4 0 13:
340
12
1
0. M.
R.
W.
12
43
11
Bradley
Baker
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32
0
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Capt. Lake, b Lammert Mid. Stephenson b Lammert Lieut. Halsey, e sub,, b Stewart... 42 Lieut. Sillitoe, e and b Stewart... 31 Licut. Wauchope, b Owen Hughes Pay-Comdr. Woodward, b Stewart 11 Lient. Nicholeon, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wickets)
LEAGUE-DIVISION II,
UNIVERSITY . C.8.0.C. "A.”. Through the Civil Service C.C. "A" playing out time, the University 2nd XI. were deprived of a fully deserved victory at Pokfulam, Confident batting was seen by Hoalim (74 not out) and Gitting (7 not out), these players hitting well "The unbroker all round the wicket. partnership between unem yielded 191 runs and the innings was declared closed with the score at 136 for three wickets, Eight of the visitors were dismissed with the score at 75, but Carr (30) with the help of Westlake, improved the position by bringing the total to 108, at which juncture play was stopped.
Scores:
UNIVERSITY XD XI. E. Zimmern, b Spillet
Y. .F. Viccajee, b Edmonds
W. M. Gittins, not out
96
Y. C. Tch, b Edmonda
....178
Lieut. Col. Cantrell and Liest.-Col Beatty did not bat.
Younging 2.
Bowling Analysis.
0, 31.
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1 -14
37
27. 58.
3
95 0
Stewart
Owen Hughes
5
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K.C.C. 2. UNIVERSITY.
On their own ground Lae Kowloon C.C. defeated the University 1st XI. by 56
Scores:
K.C.C.
A. W. Ramsay, b Shahabudin ....... J. C. Lyal Sling Lam .......
G. Lee, b Lain?
Capt. E. W. Morris, e Sepher, b -Rumjaha
Major A. Pollard, e Liang, 6 Hum-
jan
Capt. R. A. Warters, b'Shap
budin
S.. Goodwin, e Samy, 6" Ebahy-
budin
K. R. Makastili e Enchina, b
Rumjahu
R. E. Lindsel, b Shahabudin!
8. Jex, e and
Rumjahr.
A. R. F. Raven, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
1.
15 2
30
9
35
122:3
29
Shababadia Lam Rumjaha
UNIVERSITY.
B P. Ng, run out
'C. W. Lam, c' Raven, b Goodwin,
D. Laing, b Goodwin
A. A. Rumjahn, not out
H. N. Baihatchet, e Warters, ¡ b
Lyal
D. K. Samy, h Goodwin
6. 4. M. Sepher, e Raven, b.Good-
A. S. Hett, b Goodwin
S. O. Shahabudin, b Lyal
W. H. Sling, b Lyan
A. Hoalim, nct out
Extras
M. M. Watson, not out
Extras
Evans Sayer
F. J. de Rome
P.R.C... ROYAL NAVY.
At home with ten mea, the Police Re creation Club were defeated by the Royal Navy end XL by 15 runs. . F. Alex ander contributed 45 runs not out of 10 total of 10 runs. For the Royal Navy, Sub.-Lieut. Duncan (25) and Lieut. Emley (19) assisted in the total of 33 runs and both players also bowled well, taking all the wickets between them. For the P.R.C., Alexander took 7 wickets for 48
71
14
74
70
Total (for 3 wickets)....186
R. A. Ponsonby Fane, B. N. Sudan, C. K. Ung, C. W. Yoob, F.. Hiptoola and A. T. ML Barma did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Edmonds Spillett
0. H.
R.
13
58
10
Зата
Strange
32
0
*Westlako
23
0
Booker
0.
C.8.C.C.
H. F. Harper, b Hoslim"
13
SB. Spillett; b Healin
90
F. E. Booker, b Sudan
E. A Bastin, Zimmern, b
Sudan.....
B. C. E. Hawkins, b Roalim
.5
W. H. Edmonds, e Viccajec, b
Gittins
0
R. 5. W. Paterson, b Baalira
3
H. Strange, st. Ponsonby Fane, b
Gittias
4
T. W. Carr, not out
30
H: Westlake, not out'
Extras
9
17
Total (for a wickets);
..108
O, Bara, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Q.
W.
114
Hoolim
15 3
35
4
Sudao Gittins
8 0
38
8
9
1
19
a
0
8. Hachiuma, bit Picket, b Lyals. 4
Extrasit
Tetal...
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FRIENDLY MATCHES,
C.B.C.C
1. H.K.0.0.
rung.
CR.C., H.K.C.C.
CLUB AND ERA'S . " JULES MICHELET."
The pick of the Hongkong F.C. (Rugby Section) and the Engine Room Artifices (Navy) comprized the team, which met a rugger Efteen from the French flagship, Jules Michelet, at Happy Valley on Saturday. The matelots lost by 14 points to, nil
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The teaiza were:-
Club und E.R.A.-Day; Archer, Tinker, Kibblewhite, Rothwell; North- wood and Honeywell; Kinnane, Me Taggert, Duckworth, Bradford, Mac- donald, Macalpine, Rippington and Findlay.
Clement,
Julex Michelet:-Coulon; Buron, Couden, Penn: Daner and Peree; Gandelle, Bonnet" Giles, Ansilene, Pagès, Teiller, Carrére, Raynal,
Refereo:-Mr. B. Tickle.
The combined team took up the attack" from the beginning, but for some time, they were thwarted by the Frenchmen's hard tackling. Following a neat com- bined movement. Rothwell gaining posses sion eventually secored. The kick at goal failed. A ding-dong struggle ensued, but the Frenchmen could not settle down, and eventually their opponents again were allowed to attack, and before half-time Tinker added another try; the kick for. goal again prove abortive.
Hall-time Club and E.R.A's, 2 tries, 6 points; Jules Michelet, nit.
Un resumption, the Frenchmen were on the defensive, and it was seldom through- out the second half that they attacked. Tinker added a second try for the com- bined team, and just on time, Rothwell added another, which Macdonald con- verted.
Final: Club and ERA's goal 3 tries-14 points; Jules Michelet, nil.
On their own ground, the Chinese Re creation Club defeated the HK.C.C. ad XI. by 54 runs. The highest scorer for the C.R.C..whose total score came to 177 K.0.0. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. runs fer nine wickets (declared), was W. C. Hung with 74 runs, including, four-
At the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday teen fours. Other players to reach double afternoon, the monthly tennis tourna figures for the heme club were Ng Ste meat, which is conducted on American- Kwong (24), Yeon (14) and Youngaaye lines, was played.
Mr. E. C. Fincher's team which won (21). Becker had the best bowling aver. Age-four, for twenty. H.-J. Stephenson the tournament, scored 275 and the (32) and D.. E. G. Nicholson (20) were losing team, captained by Mr. T. Lay, the top scorers for the H.K.CC, who scored 235. The members of the winning made 123 runs.
were afterwards presented with.
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tomm
spoons.
The winning team comprised:-E. C. Fincher (captain) and Miss Kacker; Mr. and Mrs. Savage; Mr. and Mrs. Lee; The Craigengover GC 2nd XI. who E, Walker and Mrs. Mackenzie; H. E were represented by a scratch team in Gardner and Miss Roberts; E. F. Fincher the above match, were badly beaten by and Mrs. Woolley; J. M. Jack and Mr. their guests, a team from H.M.S.Pureglove; Mr. and Mrs Labrum; B. Hawkins, to the tune of 160 runs. The Penny and Mrs. Blandford; and L. Jack visitors who want in first, quickly.com-and Mrs. Spalding.
piled 14 runs, at which total they de The losing team were:-T. Lay (cap.) O. Atainy and Mrs Atkinson; N. Trambitzaky clared, having lost two wickets.
Crabtree obtained 105 runs not out and and Miss E. Woolley; E: A. Lang and
E. A. Taylor, was not out for 78 runs. For the 'C.C.C. 2nd XI, M. Pinna was J. Fraser and Mrs. Goodwin; W. B
the top scorer with 20 runs, and the re- mainder of the side only added another 13 runs. Bowling against the home aide E. A. Smith took wickets for 13 russ and O. A. Crabtree captured a wickets
for 20 runs.
LEAGUE TABLES.
Below we give the corrected positions in the Hongkong Cricket League follow- ing the week-end matches:
Miss Smith; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Smith; Buckburrough and Mrs Stainfeld ; W. J. Carroll and Mrs. Long; Mr. and Mrs.. A. J. Pederson; Mr. and Mrs. Old; and F. Goodwin and Mrs. Fracer.
BOXING.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S
TOURNAMENT.
FRENCH FLYWEIGHT NOT APPZARING. This game, played on the Civil Service
Naegalian, the French flyweight of the C.C. ground was evenly contested, victory Both the Royal Navy and the Kowloon Jules Michelet, who was matched with eventually going to the H.K.C.O. "Out C.C. wore engaged on Saturday Drummer Bowles, the Featherweight. casts" by il runs with two. wickets in League games and both sides won their Champion of the, Colony, for the hand. The top scorer for the home side matches; so that their relative positions H.K.B.A. Tournament on Wednesday was Sayer with 41 runs, including nine as joint leaders of the first division, with night, is ill, and cannot therefore appear.. fours; while Lammert, for the visiting the same number of watches played, and Marine Hills, of HMS. Hermes, haa Club, contributed 58 ruas, and was the the same number won had drawn, remain row been chosen to meet Bowles. Lop scorer for his team. In compiling unaffected. The HK.C.C. and the Uni-Two other contents have been added. this score he hit ten fours Watson, who versity, who were defeated by the above Ldg. Telegraphist Emerson, of HM.8. went in at the fall of eighth wicket conclubs, also retain their same positions Marasion is having a return contcat with tributed the 13 runs which won the match. in the table. By winning against AB. Baker, H.M.S. Hermes, and Pte. For the visiting team McNicoll took Craigengower, the Indian R.C. has gone Barber. East Surreys, meets A. B. Valen-“ three wickets for four. runs.
above this team, having jumped from tine (H.M.8. Hermes) in a welterweight
-Scores':
C. 8.0,G
F. E. Lawrence, b. Valinck
B. D. Evana, 1.b.w., b Vallack.............. 11
Bowling Analysis.
บ.
F. H. Holdman, b Vallack'
Goodwin "Lya!
9 4 15 D
5
F. Baker, run out
30
A. E. Wood, b Vallack ...
G. G. Edwards; b Vallack
C. H. Bradley, b Hall
LR.C.0.0.0.
At Bookunpoo the Craigengower C.C. were all dismissed for 20 runs; while the Indian R.C replied with 235 for nine wickets. The top scorer was Madar with 54" runa. F. "K'el Arzulli (5 fox (10) aad. A. el Arculli 45, for 15) were respon sible for the rout of the visitors. -
Scores: MA
D. Fritz, c.6. A. Imail; bel
Arculli
Aroulli u
6. R. Saper, c Vallack, b Me
Nicol
FJ de Rome, b McNicoll
EC. Fincher, c Armstrong, b Mc-
Nicoll ............
O. W. Jeffries, not out
Extrad
BO Reed, c.Wahab, b FM 4
Vallack
EFincher, st B. A Ismail, b F.
Mel Arenili
Baker Hall McNicoll
Total
Bowling Analysis
25
ninth position to fifth place while the C.C.C. drops from fifth to sixth, The Indian R.C., however, have played six games against thres by the Craigengower Club and have won only one of their matches drawn two and lost three, The Craigongower, on the other hand, have won one, drawn one and fast one, so that they are really in a better position that the victors of Saturday's match, and with three matches behind them have a much batter chance of moving up in the table.
In the Second Division, the position of the leaders remains unchanged, as the first five did not have league fixture, The only game played in this division on Saturday was. between the 0.8.C.C "A" and the University 2nd XI:, this match being drawn At a result, the Varsity move from bottom of the table to a position above the Royal Engineers, who revert to bottom place and have still to collect a point. The respective posi tions of the Citbe read as under-
(Continued at foot of next Columin.).
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