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MONDAY'S. MATCHES.
LEAGUE-DIVISION IL
UNIVERSITY and XI. v. ROYAL ENGINEERS,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
25th, 1928.
ENGLAND v. SOUTH AFRICA.
SOME BIG SCORING.
HOME TEAM'S TOTAL EASILY PASSED.
THROUGH AKUTER'S AGENCY.).
DeRusM, Jan. 93rd. When play Way resumed this The University 2nd XI. who are now leaders in the Second Division, morting the weather was overcast won their seventh consecutive match it exceptionally warm and the an Monday on their own ground at Wickes playing a good deal faster the expense of the Royal Engineers, that on Saturday. Having dismiss Batting first they declared at 4 pm.ed South Afrion for 243 England By the score being 167 runs for 9 had made 40 for no.wicket.
lunch time England's, score had wickets. The Military team began their innings at 4.25 and the Uni-been raised to 131 for two wickets, versity managed to dismiss thera Holmes being at not out. There was some rapid scoring during the just a few minutes before time and
Hammond and afternoon. won by 30 runs.
Tyldesley being in great form, the! Scores:-
latter being seventy-two not out,, at the ten interval while the Lanca- shire man had scored is before kosing in wicket...
University.
H. Bara, e Carnegie, b..
Butler
R. Kermani, e Waters, b Durand
M. R. Oxman, b Goodyer
A. T. Lee, e Carnegie.
Butler
F. S. Chen,
·Goodyer........
13
Waters, b
Chan Fook, run out
A. B. Sulieman, run out
X. Sudan, not aut
Hiptools, bloodyer
T. Loke, b Goodyer..
N. P. Karanjia, nut out........
Extras
Total
*Goodyer"
:187
Bowling Analysis.
FL., W.
5.
4
$
24
10
0
29
2
3
16 D
J
3 0 27
1 0
10.
Durand Butler
+ Peaches Withesa Macdonald
Rowled 1 wide... Bowled wides
Royal Engineers.
foodyer, run out ......
Sgm. Waters, c A. T. Lee, b
Hiptocla
14
Osman, b
Capt. Carnejic, e Osman, b
Extras
E.
At the close of play England was in the excelent position of 381 for
s wickets. Hammond had hard
S
luck in missing" his century, being out for 20 Astill. the Leicester bowler pat on 40 and G. T. S. Stevens, Oxford's "former captain, haf made 42 not out.
Score:-
South Africa: 948.
England 391, for 8 wickets.. Further Details.
DURBAN, Jan. 24th.
In sunny, hot weather, before a anial attendance and on a fairly fast wicket, England compiled 430. Stevens scored 00: Vincent had 6 for 131 and Nupen 4 for 04.
South Africa were 20 for no wickets at luncheon and 155 for the less of a wickets at tea fine. Taylor scored 60
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The English cricket eleven. cap. tained by the Hon. Lionel Tenny son; mailed to-day for the tour in Jamaira,
Vice-President's XI.
F. Goodwin, and b.Evans. G
Corp. Butler,
Hiptoola
A. T. Lee.......
A. W. Ramsey, c and b
Sergt. Jenkins, not out
33
Brace
1
S/Sergt. Peaches, b A. T.
Capt. F. G. Bevis, retired'
53"
Spm Peachey, st. Kermani,
'b Hiptnola ........
2.5
E. B. Marton. st. Lindell, b
Murray...
13
W. Hyde, e Tacchi, Murray 21
...
CS.M.-Kinnard, b'Hiotoola... Lieut. Nacdonald, Chan
Fock
F. E. Lawrence, retired
5.7
H. T. Buxton, st. Lindsell," b
Brace
15
Sergt. Withers, run out Sergt. Adams, b Sudan
C. WA. Pepper, st. Lindsell,
b Ross.....
13
E. Abraham, bran
4:
Total
137
B. Potheram,, not out
7
Bowling Analysia."
J. C. Lyal, 1.b.w., bi RosS
Extras
C
0. M. R. W
10 4 13
an
Total
201
4 3 62
23 0
32
1
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M 1:
Brace
14.
55
Ross
4.4 ปี
224
?
Murray
11
Lee
- 1
Guest
3
13
14
14
2 14 01
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The Annual Kowloon Cricket Club match between teams captained by the President and Vice-President took place n Monday, China New Year Bay, the respective sides being led hr.Mr. R. E. Lindsell and Mr. E. Abraham. Great interest was taken, as usual, "by the members in the match and the match, was one of the most enjoyable seen, so far, in the Kowloon Cricket Club
this season,
The Vice President's team won, as it did last year and Mr. Abrakam was" engratulated on all siden. He himself tried his hand at bowling. but fared quite differently from last year when he took the last wicket with his first delivery. This time the Vice-President failed to take a over, he
wirket and in his only and save!
was for-
bowled 3 wides, a ne ball Aw, 10 runs, but that gotten afterwards over the bar. The final scores were 908 rans to 173 in his team's favour. Mr. Lindee!!! helped his side with 30 runs and the Rev. Murray retired with 52 For the winners Capt. Bevis and F. E, Lawrence retired with 55 and 57 runs respectively. ·
Secres
President's XI.
W. Brace, b Goodwin
C. T. Evans, e Lawrence, b
Lyal
G. Lee, b Lyal.......
C. 3. Tacchi, b Goodwin ...... Rev. J. P. Murray, retired... 52
"N. H. Ross, Abraham, b
Buxton
E. Lindsell, b Goodwin... 30 W. Guest, not out t... 7
W. Hirst, e Hyde, b Lyal
V. Hast, c Bevis, b Lyal
Extras
Total.
Evans Herridge
42
CRAIGENCOWER », RECREID,
The Club de Ilecreio unexpectedly beat the Craigengower Cricket, Cluh on their opponents' ground in a low scoring match. Batting first, the Portneues could only compile 611 runs, but they did very well in dis
missing their onponents for the poor total of 63 runs. Alvedas chiefy. responsible for his side's win, semu ing & wickets for 13 max and con- tributing 20 runs, "Hamson (C.C.C) was top scorer with runs.
Scares:-
Recreio.
R. C. Reed, e Oliver. b Abbas 19 L. J. Guterres, b Flamson.....
H. A. Alves, e Leonard, b Y.
Abbas
M.. F. Pinna, e Fritz, bY,
Abbas
D. Xavier, b Omar F. de Sousa, b Omar
F. H. Carvalha. Mody, b
Y. Abbas.....
H. A. Barros, Mody, b
Abbas ད་།-་ཧོཿ༞་*
D. F. Lopes, not out ...
A. A. Remedios, 't Fritz, b
Y. Abbas
C. M. de Souan,
hY. Abba
Extras
Total
'Hamson.
Bowling Analysis.
40
81
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HONG KONG TIDE TABLE,
S. Abbas
10
Oliver
3' 1
10
Bowling Analysie.
From January 25th to 31a, 1828.
R.
Y. Abbus
5-1
14 6
M. 0.
HIGH WATEL
Low WarL
Omar
4. 3
6 2
Pinna
7
3 G 1
Pravions On DatejOn Dale.
Day #t
Craigéngower.
at
Hong
at 2 p
"Barometer... Temperature Humidity
90,00
6.0.1 p.
80.01
Kong
Hong Kong
F. O. Herridge. b Goodwin... 4.
H. P. Lim, I.b.v., b Pinna
D
Standard
29.97
Time.
Standard Time.
E, Zimmern, b Sousa
1 !!
Alves SCUM
6.3 0
13
73
65.
72
173
Y. Abbas, e and b Alves
J. Leonard, e Barros, Alves 1
A. A. Remedios. 2 Q 0 Rued Xavier
û
2
14
4
#
13
昭
78
b.
1.in.
h. a. I
F. K. Modi, e Pinna,b Alves
Wind
Wed, 25
0443
& 320
Bowling Analysis.
F. Oliver, b Sousa kápo
Direction Force
0
B Weather
0,00 21 Pain Highest open-air Temperators, 23-d: 72 Lorest open-air Temperature, 24th: 66 Sat
Calm
1
7.3 0
M.
R..
#
A. B, Hamson, e Carvalho, b
D
-Thur, 26
LVAI
7.2 0
"Alven
.99
B
0.00
Fri. 27
Goodwin Hrde
0
0
W. B. Muskett, e Remedios,
ሰ
b Sousa
3 1
28
0 20
B-Blue sky 0-Cloudy; D Bun. 29m 416
8 7 m 1924 1
3 35 2
5 548 0 41 1.8
29 2 488
S. Abbas, run out
*Bevis ...... Petheram Buxton ..... '+Abraham
3 0
D. Fritz. b Alves....
3
1
showers; Q-Squalls; R-Rain; T-
45 6 10 542
Thunder.
Tasa. 31m 4 4646m10 35
4046 1
200 RAM
4 43 78
0 42 44 6 18 0.7 11 8 7 3456x30 12346 6 10 11
Drizzle; F-Fog; L-Lightning: Mos. 30m 3 9 8 19 10 12 6 M-Mist; 0-Orezonet; P-Ping
Bowled 1 wide. t--Bowled 3 wides and 1 no ball. (Continued on next Column.)
U. M. Omar, not out
Extras
Total
83
In a pick-up match at the Police Recreation Club, Mr. Baker's XI, beat is Randle's XI. by 17 runs. Each side had two innings and the winners kcored 53 rans and 85 in the first and second innings respective ly. Mr. Randle's XI. made 28 and 97. Meadows, of the losers, mede the highest score with 37, while Williamson (26) w top scorer for
(Continued as foot of next column.) the winners.
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