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·LOCAL CRICKET.
KOWLOON SURPRISE "JUNIOR LEAGUE
LEADERS..
H.K. CRICKET CLUB LOSE UNBEATEN RECORD,
The surprise of the week-end was the defeat of the Hong Kong Cricket Club second eleven by the Kowloon Cricket Club seconds on the HK.C.C. ground. The former, hitherto unbeaten, and favourites for junior league honours were ex- pected to take full points from Kowloon, but they failed dismally against the bowling of the veteran George Lee and F. S. W. Smith, who, incidentally, also collected 78 runs in great style.
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In the senior division, Civil Ser- vite Cricket Club, journeying to.. Pokfulam, returned with full points from the 'Varsity..
ono
The Club bowlers had an off day and all of them proved expensive.
Faced with this big total, the B.K.C.C. men failed against the bowling of Lee (4 for 96) and Smith (0 for 37), Armstrong, who made 21 runs, and Mackenzie (16) were the only batsman to make a showing.
The scores were:-
.c.c.c. c.stc.c.
Visiting their neighbours, the Craigengower Cricket Club, Civil Service juniora came away with full points. The home team batted frat and were all dismissed for 117 runs. F. R. Zimmern played well for 30 runs, and Y, Abbas made 33. The wickets were enly shared be- tween the C.S.C.C. sowleri.
B. S. W. Paters, opening the innings for his side, collected 42 in fine style while Harper played well for 25. They were 138 for 6 wickets when stumps were drawn.
The scores were:-
KAIPING
HOME, FACTORY
Kowloon 0.0. 2nd XI. F. S. W. Smith, e Mackenzie,
Way
78
N. A. E. Mackay, 1.b... b
Gahagun
21
A. R. F. Raven, o Way, b
Ashworth
0.0.0. 2nd XI.
AND
G. Lee, b Way
19
A. Kitchell, b Paterson.**
BUNKERS
19
F. R. Zimmern, b Booker ...
49
E. B. Hamaon,, b Freeman
1
CE Wong, Booker, b
Harper
A. J. Kew, not out
G. A. V. Hall, b Way
D. W. Grogory, not out ..........
Extras
Total (for 6 wkta., doc.).170
B. Petheram, O. B. Raven, J. J. Hirst, and H. Overy did not
bat.
Way
Bowling Analysiz.
Q. M.
Ashworth
Gahagan... Mackenzie Summers
RW
10 1 76 3
4 0 13
3 的
Hong Kong 0.0. 2nd XIL
Y. Abbas, a and b Freeman 33
R Sourbutts, b Freeman
H. Kew, e Carr, b Booker
20
W. B. Muskett, à Paterson... 0
F. K. Modi, not out ............................ 11 G. Lia, b Booker
W. McBride, b Paterson.......
Extras
13 1 13 1
.Total
4 0
15
1
Bowling Analysia.
Paterson
Freeman
10
140'
3
the
H. J. Armstrong. b Lee R. K. Hepbarn, 1.b.w, b Lee H. R. D. Wade,"b Smith ... C. E. Gahagan, b Lec
...... 21
Harper
3 0
◊
1
7
Chittenden Booker
3. 0
13
↑
4 0 20.3
Two other league fixtures were played.
between The Police R.C. and the University seconds was full of thrills as neither side could, manage more than 78 mins! As expected the 'C.S.C.C. 2nd XI. easily accounted for the Craigongower Cricket Club janiora.
LEAGUE-DIVISION I.
UNIVERSITY ». C.S.0,0.
Playing at home, the University lost to the Civil Service Cricket Club by the narrow margin of 14
rung.
The visitors had first knock and were given a good start by de Rome (21) and Richardson (38), Useful contributions of 97 by MacDougall and 2 by Barrow helped to bring the total to 148 runs.
For the University Samy took 3 wickets for 14 runs and Anderson had 4 for 31.
The undergratuates started none. too well but recovered later and went on to make 135 hung
Guterres was top-scorer with 36, while Osman and Lee had 20 each
and Baker 18, not out.
Reed took 5 wickets for 68 runs for the Civil Service C.C. and -Hamilton captured 3 for 18.
The scores were:--
Civil Service 0.0.
F. J. de Rome, b.Anderson 2: J. E. Richardson, b Anderson 30 F. Baker, b Anderson. T B. D. Evans; e Kwan, b
Lam
0
D. M. MacDougall, e Lee, b.
Guterres .......
07
J. Barrow, b Guterres
22
S. Balfour, b Samy
0
E. W. Hamilton, b Samy......
3
D. R. Kelly, c Lec, 6 An-
derson
3
F. H. Holdman, b Samy
1..
E. B. Reed, not out
0
Extras
20
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Guterres
Lam
Samy
Gittins
0. M. R. W
12 2 34 9
10
1 38 1
0 4 34 3
3 1 12 0
Anderson ..... 11.9 4 31 4
University.
E. A. Lec Humilton, b
Reed
R. M. Wood, Kew, b
Smith
W. W. Mackenzie, e Mackay,
b Leo
W. Harris Walker, .c. O. B.
Raven, b Smith
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0.8.0.0. 2nd XI.
R. S. W. Paterson, b Sour-
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J. F. Willmott, b Sourbutte 10
16
E. Himaworth, 1.b.w., b Sour-
butta.
18
J. A. Summers, e Lec, b
Smith
F. Harper, Lia, b Kitchell 25
J."R. Way, b Smith
8
V. H. Chittenden, a and b
Kitchell.....
1
T. W. Carr, not out
12
V. H. Freeman, not out
Extras
12
10
Total (for 6 wickets)......138
"J, H. Ashworth, not out
G. Walsh, c A. R. F. Raven,
b Smith,
Extra
Total
Bowling Analysis." ·
O. M. R. W.
Lee
Hirst Smith
12 2 28 4
F. E. Booker, b Sourbutts... B..
G. Gull, G. Fowler, and R
R. Davies did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Muskett Sourbutts Kitebell
HEALTH
0. M. R. W.
* 0 13 0 9.0 0 37 8
10 1 45 0
VITALITY
18 2 39
18 3
31
Y. Abbas
0 13
POLICE UNIVERSITY.
FRIENDLY MATCHES,
K.C.C... H.K.C.C.
3
Q
·These teams played a drawn game at King's Park.
There were plenty of thrills in this match, which was "played at- the home team aut for the small Happy Valley. The University got
total of 78 runs, but were them. selves dismissed for a similar total piled 170 runs for the loss of only 3 Batting first the home side com- although they had been given a wickets, when the innings was de. good start by their, carlier batamen.clared closed. "Teddy" Fincher
The Police batted first but they were soon in difficulties. "However, good knocks of 99 by Wynne and 14 by Sherry saved them from total collapse and they eventually total- led 78. For the University, Hip
toala took 6 wickets for only 11 Juns-a remarkable piece of bowl- ing.
Just when they looked good for s win, the 'Varsity collapsed and the last wicket fell when they needed only one run to give them full points. H Nornambhoy was top- scorer with 25 runs while Candth had 19 and Abdul-Aziz 17. not out.
For the Police Alexander took 4 wickets for: 25 runs. Thomson 2 for nothing and B. G. Baker 2 for 25.
The scores were
Folies R.C.
TR. Hunter, I.b. w., b' Hip-
tools
4
W. E. Meadows, b Hiptoola 0.
C. F. Alexander, c Gan, b
Hiptoola
T.. King, e Candah, b
Tan
16
B. G. Baker, b A. T. Nor-
manbboy
2
20
W le B. Sparrow,' e A. T.
Normanbhoy, b Tan-
1
D. J. N. Anderson,
bw, b
R. Wynne, b Hiptoola ..... 20
... Reed
L. T. Ride, e Barrow, b
Baker
F. Sherry, e Yeoh, b Chan
Fook .........
14
S. V. Gitting, b Reed
.6
H. Reynolds, e Abdul-Aziz,
b Hiptnala.
D. K. Samy, 1.b.wv, b Hamil.
ton
13
W. Thompson, st. Chen, b
Hiptools
...
0
C. W. Lam, e MacDougall,
b Hamilton
E. Post, not ont
0
Extras
A. P. Guterres, & McDougall, .. b Reed
34
Total
.78
W. H. Kwan, b.w., b
Hamilton
Bowling Analysis.
A. Baker, not out
18
O
M. R. W.
M. B. Ósuan, c. Reed, b
Evans
Chan Fook
Ө 2 32
I
20
Hiptoola
9.4 3 11
6
Tanig
5 0 10
ར
Reed
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysia.
0. M. R. W
13.4.2
A. T. Norman-
bhoy
University 2nd XI.
K. T. Loke, e Hunter, b
Alexander
A. Chun Fook, Lb.., b
Alexander
H. Normanhhoy, b King
1. 12
1
{
collected 63 not out, in a polished knock, and he received good sup- port from. Brace and Hung, who got 45 runs apiece.
Bowker claimed all three wickets for 52 runs. --
K. H. Batger (39) gave. the Club a good start, and Owen Hughes (27) and Pearce (25) helped to bring the score to 144 for 6 wickets when stumps were drawn.
Scores
K.C.C.: 170 for 3 wkts., dec. H.K.C.C.; 144 for 0 wickets.
RECREIO v. I.B.C.
At Sookunpoo Recreio again proved too good for the Indian juniors and won by 27 runs.
The visitors who batted first put together 132 runs, of which Alves made 11 and Barros 37. For the Indiana Madar took 3 wickets for 19 runs and A. R. Sulfad 2 for 10.
Thanks to a useful contribution of 2 by Mr. Extras," the Indians compiled 105. Esmail played good ericket for 18 runs, while Moham. med gathered, 14,
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LEAGUE TABLES..
Division I.
P. W. D. L. Pts.
2017 Kowloon C.C... 70 Craigengower
....03 12 10
Pereira who took 3 wickets for 18 Civil Service 6' 23 1 0 runs was the most successful Re-Army creio bowler,
H.K.C.C.
Recreio
Division II.
P. W D. L. Pts.
19
8
0. 1 24
711 22
....... Kowloon C.C.
3 1 18
Civil Service 10, 60 4 18 5 17 Police R.C.......8 Indian R.C.
3 13 10 10
Craigengower 10 3 1 8
7 2 2 3 8
132
H.K.C.C........... 5 University
B Indian R.C.
1 2 7
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135
Starting favourities in their match with the Kowloon juniors, the Hong Kong Cricket Club seconds failed badly and beiten by the big: margin of '08 runa. The match was played on the Club ground.
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Opening for the Peninsula side, F. S. W. Smith played bright cricket for 78 runa. Good knočka for 31 and 21 by A. R. F. Raven and Mackay respectively helped to make it possible for the visitors to declare their innings closed when. they were 179 runs for 5 wickets.
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A. Abdul-Aziz, not out. 11
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G. E. Ycob, b B. G. Baker...
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Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Alexander
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0. M. R. WE
0 0 25.4 20 2
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