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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1930.

LOCAL CRICKET.

INDIANS BEAT CRAIGEN- GOWER.

CHAMPIONS DRAW WITH THE REST.

There was only one league match over the week-end, and in this the Indian Recreation Club comfort- ably accounted for Craigengower Cricket Club at Sookunpoo. Quite · a number of friendlies, however, were played, and these included the winners (K.C.C.. Rest) match, which resulted in a draw. "

LEAGUE-DIVISION I.

LNC. C.C.C.

-----

These old fivals met at Sookun- poo and once again the Indians romped home winners by the com- fortable margin of es nuns.

The home team batted first but started very badly, two wickets falling before the ten was, höisted. Then AbdulCurreem collected 25 rapidly and, with Madar playing steady cricket for 33 runs, the aituation izaproved somewhat However, it was left to a fine last wicket stand by Iraní (97), and Ismail (23, not out) to pave the way to victory for the Indians. O the four bowlers tried by Craigen- Rower Cricket Club, only Sourbutts (2 for 11) appeared to worry the Indians.

Craigengower started none too well, but things took a turn when Zimmern was dropped before he scored. He had a few lives for his half-century.

For the Indians, Minu took 4 for 48, Irani 3 for 22 and Abdul- Chirrem 2 for 20.

The scores were

I.R.C.

A, el Arculli, b Omar

O. Ismail, run out

JS. A. Curreem, c Way, b

Lee

C. F. Doodha, b Omar.

A. H. Mader, e and b Sour-

butts

A. A. Rumjan, b Way

A. R. Mino. e Way, b Lee... K

3

A. K. Mina, b Omar

'8

A. H. Rumjahn, e Young"

saye, b Sourbutta

B. R Irani, run out

S. A. Ismail, not cut.

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Extras

Total..

Bowling Analysia.

130

0. M. R. W.

58

If. M. Omar ... 140 R. Lee

3

0.1 I 37 2

W. K. Way

B ū $7

R. Sourbutts

5

11

0.0.0.

H. P. Lin, c and b Minu...... 8 R. C Reed, e" Arculli, b

Abdul-Curreem

A. B. Hamson, c Abdul-Cur- reem, b Minu .....

U. M. Omar, e A. FL Rum-

jahn, b Abdul-Curreem

E. Zimmern,

14

c Madar, b

Minu

50

S. Abbas, b Irani......

4

J. L. Youngaaye, l.b.w..

Irani...

+1

A. Kitchell, A. R. Minu, b

A. A. Rumjahn

3

A. Lée, b Irani

R. Sourbutts, not out

0

W. K. Way, by Miņu

Extraa

Total

13

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W.

A. R. Minu &

Trani

28 4

+

8 1 Abdul-Curreem. 8 1 20

3 0 110 0 R

Madar

A. A. Rumjahn 2

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

WINNERS REST,

Kowloon Cricket Club, champions

for the season, took on a team front the Rest of the League, and, bat-

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W Kely.... leynolds... 7 9

Hock Heid

4

20

↓

0

Anderson Owen-Hughes

Gittins 20 Batger 13 0 10 Richardson ...... 1 0 12 0

Rest of League,

TE. Pearce (H.K.C.C.), e

E. C. Fincher, b Ross...... 18 D. J. N. Anderson (Univer

sity), c E. . Fincher, b Ross

E. H. Batger (E.K.C.C.), ¢

Jex, b Brace

1

0

J. E. Richardson (C.S.C.0.), ). not out........................... 38 E. J. R. Mitchell (H.K.C.C.),

e Jex, b Goodwin.............. 13 H. Owan Hughes (H.K.C.C.),

not dut....jakin.............. 59 Extras

13

Tutal (for 4 wickets)..... 140 S. V. Gittins (University), Capt. J. H. Reynolds (Army), A. C. Beck (H.K.C.C.), A. Reid (H.K.C.C.), D. R. Kelly (0.8.0.0.), did not hat.

Bowling Analysis.

Goodwin Ross

Brace Lyal Leo

0. M. R. W.

99 1

8 1

8

3

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月 0 32

3 0

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H.K.C.C.. D.B.S.

Hong Kong Cricket Club Juniors took on a team from the Diocesan Boys' School and won by 62 runs, The home team batted first and, thanks to 54 from Duckitt and 50 from Gahagan, they declared at 178 for the loss of only 4 wickets. The schoolboys were all out for 110 runs, but A. Prota played very good cricket for 32. For the winners, Summers took 5 wickets for 38 runs.

Scores:

H.K.C.C.: 178 for 4 wickets

declared. D.B.S.: 116.

G.C.H. R.A.M.Ċ.

This match was played at the University ground, Pokfulam, and resulted in a win for the Medical Corps by 5 wickets.

The Hospital batted first and, thanks to a fine 62 by Guteries and 34 by Hiptoola, they compiled-142

· runs. For the soldiers Shelly took 4 wickets for 35 runs.

The R.A.M.C. then went in to bat and put together 170. runs. Sergt. Patterson was top scorer with 30 runs, while Corpl. Dävis had 32 and S/m. Shelley. like num- ber.. For the S.C.H. Macgowan took 5 wickets for, 25 runs.

Scores:--

G.C.E. R.A.M.C.

142 170

LANE, CRAWFORD'S AT STONECUTTERS,

SATURDAY'S BOXING

ROWLES WINS BELT; FIGHT FANS JEER.

TWO VERY LOW PUNCHES HURT-MARINE SMITH,

The battle between A.B. Rowles, FI..S. Marazion, and Marine Smith, H..S. Hermes, for the Heavyweight Championship of the Colony and Belt which was sche- duled to go 13 rounds on Saturday. night was brought to a sensational end in the third round, when Smith was doored for the full count."

During the course of the short three rounds, Smith was floored twice before taking the full count by blows which appeared extremely low. The audience were loud a their protests, and when A.B. Rowles stepped forward to receive the Belt from Rear-Admiral R. A S. Hill, he was greeted with ap plause from one part of the house, while the others were "beaing" loud and long. Some of the fans actually left the theatre before the while presentation took place, those that remained did not hesi tate to voice their disagreement with the referee's decision.

The Tight.

The scrap opened with Smith connecting a crisp right to the point, after, which there was a mix-up in the centre of the ring, with Rowles getting in a couple of good punches.

For a time that followed, the men.aparred cautiously and then fell into a clinch, Ther Smith was driven to the ropes and during some in-fighting, he received ä nasty blow rather low down, and for some considerable time "he wa in apparent agony. The rong went with the men in the centre of the ring

Smith did not appear to have got over the effects of the blow he received in the first round when the second started. However, be fought gamely and one or two of his punches rather worried Rowics Towards the end, another doubtful panch again floored him and it was then that the referee stepped into the ring, but it was too late, as the damage had already been donc. The fans protested loudly against Rowles, and although very much in distress, Smith carried on gamely

The third round started with Smith still in trouble with those punches he received, and knowing that his opponent was still in dis- tress. Rowles handed a clip to the jaw to put him down for the fall count,

It was a most unsatisfactory bout.

A Good Fight. The curtain-raiser was a Ground lightweight contest between A.B. Harvey of the Stormcloud and Q.8. Scott, H.M.S. Hermes.

Scott boxed cleverly and his foot-

A team from Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ltd., made ́à trip to Stonecutters, where they were enter-work was good and neat, while his tained by an Army XI. who won by 4 runs in a low scoring match. No details of the game are to hand excepting the fact that the hosts compiled 59 run and the visitors 35.

It is hoped to arrange a return match' for Saturday week." —

LEAGUE TABLE.

left was a continual source of trou- ble to Harvey, whose favourite punch was a right hook.

These two Inds provided the fans with six rounds of good boxing. and the decision that Scott was the winner proved very popular.

In the second fight (middle- weights) Marine Woolford, 1.38. Hermes, and A.B. Tuck, H.M.S. Sepoy, took opposite corners and, in spite of the fact that the former had the longer reach, Tuck got in

However," before the round had gone very far, the Marine slipped over the sleeping medicine in the shape of

The positions of the teams, up- several nice punches, to da'c, are

Division I.

P. W. D. L. Pts Kowloon C.C.... 7 8 9 0 17 Civil Service... 7

12 3 3 1 Craigengower... T 3 1 1 10 Indian R.C..... 7 2.4 1 Army

2 2 3 University Hong Kong C.Co 1. 4 Royal Navy 60

a right book to the jaw,

Corp. Sheraton Wins.

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8 1 1 25 831 21 8 0 4 18 17 ......105 2 3 Indian R.C. 10 5 1 4 16 Craigengower ...10 3

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•P. W. D. L. Pt, verdict that he

proved to be very popular. ting first, they ran up the total | Hong Kong C.C.10" ก 0 1 27

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Jones, S.L.I., and A.B. Burrows of Opening the innings, Teddy" Kowloon C.0...10.

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greeted with loud applause. The sailor was giving away 12 pounds but he fought gamely and scored" neveral left labs to the mouth. Jones was rather the lower of the two, but the difference in the weights told.

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The rest replied with 140 for 4|R.A.0.C. wickets. Owen Hughes was top scorer with 59 (not out) while. Richardson got 28. For Kowloon Ross took 2 wickets for 28 runs.

The scores were:-

Winners (K.0.0.).

E. C. Fincher, b Owen

Hughes

E. F. Fincher, e Pearce, b

Kelly

F. 1. Zimmern, "e Owen

52

Q

Hughes, b Reynolds ......... 14

F. E. Lawrence, c Anderson,

b. Reynolds

W: Brace, not out

F. Goodwin, not out

Extras

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Total (for 4 wkts., dec.).163

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