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INDIAN RECREATION CLUB'S NARROW WIN OVER RECREIO.

FINE FIELDING AND BOWLING ON BOTH SIDES.

"TELEGRAPH DECEIVES THE ARMY ELEVEN: MATCH WITH CLUB LEFT DRAWN.

Chief interest in cricket over the wook-end was centred on the Indians-Recreio, match in the second division of the leagué at Sookunpeo, and those who turned out to watch this game were not disappointed as it provided plenty thrills and excitement. Fortune's pendulum swung first to one side and then to the other and the finish proved extremely exciting, the Recreio wanting aome twenty runs to win with three men to bat. Some good bowling on the part of the home team, backed up by an excellent field, gavo them victory by 14 runa. The Indians will have to bo seriously reckoned with in the fight for championship honours.

Oneo again the wickets' favoured the batsmen but several fine bowling feats were recorded, the most noteworthy being Sour- butta' nine wickets for 25 runs for the Craigengower Cricket Club against the Royal Army Service Corps.

SOURBUTTS' FINE BOWLING FEAT.

DIVISION II.

INDIANS' NARROW WIN OVER RECREIO.

Fine Bowling Performance, The meeting of the Indian Re- creation Club juuiors and Club de Recreio at Bookunpoo provided plenty of thrills for the spectators. The Indians started promisingly but fell off and then recovered some- what, eventually being all out for the comparatively poor total of 100

runs.

Recreio started disastrously, losing two wickets for one run. Then A. P. Guterres batted well and things began to brighten up. However, another rot set in when he gat out and it was felt to their captain, Carvalho, to put a stop to what threatened to be completo collapse. When he was out, the rest of the Recreio men found the bowling rather difficult with the result that they were all out for 95'ris, giving the Indians a narrow win by 14 runa.

Madar (24) and Ackber (20) batted well for the Indians while Arculli (0 for 17) was their most Buccessful bowler, For Reorcio, A. P. Guterres bowled excellently for his 3 for in addition to being top-scorer with 24 runs,

The scores were:-

Indian B.O. 2nd XI.

Craigengower 2nd XI.

J. W. Leonard, e Jones. b

Fry

0

N. B. Kitchel, not out... 51

A. Kitchell, b McNamara

3

J. Champion, b McNamara... 0

R. Sourbutts, b McNamara 2 W, K. Way, b Fry

5

C. E. Wong, b McNamara... 0 V. Abbas, run out

W. II. B. Muskett. b Simp-

son

H. Kew, b Fry

0

2

W. R. McBride, b Simpson 10

Extras

Totai

Bowling Analysis.

0.

M. R. W.

Fry McNamara Simpson

.13 3 10 3

10 1 30 4

Cole

4.3 0 10 2 2 0 14 C R.A.B.0. Major Langinaid, Lb.w., b

Sourbutts

10 L/Cpl. Simpson, b Sourbutts 0 L/Cpl. Fry, b Sourbutts ...... W.O. Pamplin, b Sourbutts 0 L/Cpl. McNamara, b Sour-

butts. Drv. Cole, b Sonrbutts

Pte. Andrews, e N. B. Kit-

chell, b Sourbutis

'W.O. Payne, b Muskett... L/Cpl. Cadman, b Sourbutts Drv. Jones, not out

10

0

0

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1930.

LOCAL BASEBALL:

EXHIBITION GAME AND

PRESENTATION OF SHIELD.

Au exhibition game between the

SHIPS IN HARBOUR..

The following vessels wore in harbour yesterday:

UNIVERSITY'S EASY WIN.

Royal Navy Fafi at King's Park.

Good bowling on the part of A. Baker (8 for 10) and C. W. Lam

Wharvest Kowloon: Canton, (4 for 23) for the University was the cause of the failure of the

Malolo, Nam Sang and Benlomond; 0.8.K.: Canton Maru and Menado Royal Navy at King's Park when

Saikung: Sun On and Shiu Hing: they were dismissed for the peor

Maru; Douglas Lapraik: Haiyang; total 44 runs. Of this total er Japanese (champions for the sea-Chin On: Phranang, Sekai Maru, wood made 23 not out which wasson) and a side represcuting the Sun Sai Kai, Sun Man Kong, Wo the result of a stolid innings,

The undergraduates had no dif, Rest of the League, brought the uni, Tin Sze, Tai Tang and Kit ficulty in winning and passed the baseball season to n close on Satur. Docks Kowloon; Kurimaran, milors' score with nine wickets

day. To crown a very successful Lima and Cheong Shinga Taikoo: without a defeat), the Japanese Tyndareus, Sai On, and Olara Benson (which they went through Paul Beau, Charles Hardouin,

trounced the Rest to the tune of Jehsen. 18-6.

still intact. Their top scorer was A. M. Rodrigues who collected 28

runn,'

The scores ware:- Royal Navy:

Merwood, 23 not out.

A. Baker, & for 10.

C. W. Lam, for 23.

University.

A. M. Rodrigues, 28, Dudley, 8 for 33.

44

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SKINNER'S FINE INNINGS.

Inter-Club Game at K.0.0.

At the conclusion of play Mrs. H. T. Creasy presented the shield to the captain of the Nippon crow, after which Mr. Shak, the secretary of the Baseball Association, thank ed her for kindly giving away the prites.

Af

Buoys: Al Sarland, B9 Borneo, A10 Tjikembang, B1 Kiangsu, Bl Szechuan, C14 Tai Poo Sck, 015 Kwoiyang). C16 Kueichow, CIT Dorry, B24 Everett, B34 Nynsei Maru, A27 Telemachus, B34 Kalgan, C35 Michael Jebsen, B38 Hellas, C30 Ning Ching; C43 Toukin, C44 The scores and teams in the ex-Albort Sarraut, C40 Bintang, B50 hibition game were

Tonjer, 354 Shenandoah III.

The Rest. K. K. Leung of Kusano F. E. Skinner was conspicuous

M. Chang T. Leonard for fino pieco of bowling in this match when he took 4 wickets for Chow Young 25 runs for E. C. Fincher's XI. Zafra agninst a side led by J. C. Lyal. E. Chang. Following this success, he played an

Cruz excellent innings for 70 runs, and Simmie incidentally added, with Teddy Arculli Fincher, ninety odd runs for the second wicket partnership. Fin- cher's side won easily.

F. Zimmern "was. top scorer for (Lyal's team with 48 runs but ho was not baiting with his usual polish and wae time and again în difficulties against some mediocre bowling. The side were all out for 110 runs.

Thanks to Skinner's grent innings, Fincher's team got 183 for five when stumps were drawn. E. C. Fincher helped materially with 32 while G. Mead got 23.

The scores wero:-

J. C. Lyal's team

F. Zimmern, 48.

E. O. Fincher's team (5

wickets)

F. E. Skinnor, 70.

WARSHIPS IN PORT,

The following warships were in

| port yesterday -

Basin. Tamar;

Champions.

Takezawa

J. 2b..

Suzuki Kega

1b.

Murata

Hachiuma

LI..

. Saido

3b.

Miki

r.f. Takahashi

Buoy No. 7-Thracian.

1 2 3 4 6 8 7 Total

Buoy No. 8-Herald.

The Rost ...... 0,0 0 2013 28200·0. Championa

0

Buoy No. 12-Stormcloud.

12

Score by indings:-

LAWN BOWLS.

SPEY ROYAL CUP AND "OPEN" FINALS.-

The date for playing, the finals |

West Wall-Serapis, Somme.

North Arm.-Birder.

Dock. Tarantuln, Magnolia.

Foreign Men of War.-U.8.5. Mindanao, Rizal, Hart.

'ADVERTISEMENTS.

HONG KONG.

THE FOURTH PAYMENT OF

of the lawn bowls competitions for THE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL, the championship of the Colony and Spey Royal Cup has been fixed for Saturday, November 7 at 3 p.in., 110sharp, on the Kowloon C.C. ground. Craigengower CC. and Kowloon Dock R.C. are the rivals for the Spey Royal Cup, while A. M. Holland (Kowloon Bowling G.C.) and R. F. Luz (Club de Recroio) are the aspirants for championship honours in the open singles.

153

PATERSON'S FINE KNOCK.

Two Half-centuries at Pokfulam,

A large number of spectators may Playing at home, the University be expected to watch the final of juniors were beaten by the H.K.ero two competitions which have C.C. seconds by five wickets. Their been keenly watched by followers carlier batamen failed against some of the game. The two matches will steady bowling but a steady knock be played on adjoining greens, for 51 by R. Leong improved the sitaation somewhat and they were

all out for 140 runs. J L Bonnar was the most successful bowler for the visitors, taking six wicketa för 62 runs.

DON MOE AT FANLING.

MATCH WITH. COCAL CHAMPION.

31r, Don Moe, the American amateur golfer, played eighteen boles over the New Course, at Fan- ling, on Saturday, with Mr. A. H.

Opening the innings for the Club, I. S. W. Paterson, last season the stalwart of the Civil Service side, played an excellent knock for 61 runs, and it was chiefly due to this that the Club won so easily. W. Ferguson.. 9

W, Mackenzie, the Club skipper, put together 32, not out, in his naual quick manner.

W.

M. P. Madar, e Guterries, b

SOUR

24

L/Cpl. Larkin, b Sourbutts 0

Extras

10

'I

J. S. Ackber, b Alves... 20

Total

40

H. T. M. Barma, e Noranha,

b Sousa

0

A. R. Hajes Esmail, :|

Alvea

Bowling Analysis,

12

Sourbutta

D. Mohamed, run out-

#

A. Kitchell

0. M. R. 9.5 3 25 4 2 ទ

A. R. Sufiad, e Noronha, b

Muskett

4

& 1

A. P. Guterres

10

A. S. Suffad, 1b.w., b A. P.

Guterres

Champion..... 1 0

1

0

I

10

+

F. M. Arculli, b A. P.

Guterres

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

14

A. R. Abbas, run out

A. M. Rajahn, e.Barras, b

A. P. Pereira

S. Ismail, not out

.Extras.....

Total

..A

Bowling Analysis.

..100

0. M. R. W. A. P. Geterras. 0.1 3 21 3 A. Pereira ...... 6 0 28 I Alves

Sous ......

G. Guterres

10 1 32 2

€ I 16 9

1 0 10 0

Club de Rocreio.

LJ. Guterres, e Rumjahn,

b Abbas

0

1. A. Alves, e A. R. Sufiad,

b Arculi

0

F. J. Remedios, e Rumjan,

b Arculli

A. P. Guterres, b Abbas

H. A. Barros, b Arculli

16

19

F. H. Carvalho, b Abbas

OSOON

J. E. Noronha, b Arcolli... 2

G. A. Guterres, ab. Ismail, b

Rumjahn

A. P. Peraira, b Arculli......

J. H. Figueiredo, not out

C. M. Spusa, e Esmail, b

Arculli

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

25

0. M. R. W.

10 4. 17 Q

Rumiahn........... 6 1 17 1

Arculli

A. R. Sufiad ...

14

1

15 o

0 11

3.

Abbas................ 3

A 8. Suffind.... 3 0. Madar

9 0. 11 0

"TELEGRAPH" DECEIVES

ARMY XI

Playing at home, the Hong Kong

Tho scorca wore :~~ University, 2nd XI.

140

R. Leong, 61. H.K.C.C. (for 6 wickets)...... 154 R. S. W. Paterson, G1 not.

out.

W. W. Mackenzio, 32.

Cricket Club drew with an Army | POLICE RUN' UP HIGH TOTAL. XI., each side scoring 173 runs.

The Club batted first and the School Boys Play Stubborn. Game. telegraph board showed that they had totalled 171 runs so that when

In spite of the fact that the the soldiers had put together 173 Police ran up the high total of 190 far, they declared the innings for 6 wickets in their match with closed. However, on checking up the Diocesan Boys' School,, they

the scores, it was found that the could not get their opponents out Club actually scored 173 with the with the result that the game was result that the Даше was left left drawn. drawn!

For the home team, Duckitt gave a delightful exhibition of free and esay cricket, carrying, hia, hat for 75 FURA.

while Ilaley got 40, Marton contributed 37, not out.

A feature of the Army innings was a fine kanck for 68 runs by Dewar Durio who was ably sup ported by Haslewood (3%, not out) and Corpl. Davies (29),

The scores were:- H.K.C.C. (for 3 wickets

declared)

E. R. Duckitt, 75, not out.

J.

1. L. sloy, 40.

O. E. C. Marton, 37 not.

out.

Army (for & wicktes)

Lt. Dowar Durie, 08. Lt. Haslewood, 32.

INDIANS WIN AT HAPPY VALLEY:

173

173

Civil Service Dismissed Cheaply.

their Taking Brat knock in friendly encounter with Civil Ser- vico Cricket Club, the Indian Re SOURBUTTS IN FORM WITH creation Club ran up the respect. able total of 198 for five wickets (declared) and won easily by

THE BALLZ

99

The P.R.C. bad, frat lease of the wickets, and with Alexander and Hunter, each getting 40 and Sparrow 32 not out, they were able to de claro their innings closed when a wickets had fallen for 100 runs.

The School started badly, losing their first wickets after a few runs had been scored but E. R. Zimmern came to the rescue with a well-played 51. He was ably supported by V. White (23 not out) and E. Wood (2) and when stumps were drawn, they had lost reven wickets for 127 runs.

The scares were::

Mr. Ferguson played a sound and steady game, and generally had the honour. Mr. Mos threw away Beveral chances owing to his putt. ing. Nearing homo he put in a fighting finish, negotiating several almost impossible dificulties, and made a hold bid at the eighteenth, Tho. result was two up and one to play in favour of Mr. Ferguson.

NEW CLUB HOUSE FOR K.B.S.F.P.A..

FORMAL OPENING ON-

SATURDAY.

At King's Park on Saturday afternoon, Mra, G. F. Nightingale, wife of the Headmaster of the Con tral British School, formally open- ad the Clubhouse of the Kowloon British School Former Pupils' Asso ciation when a large gathering of members and friends were present. In addressing the gathering, Mr. Nightingale said it was indeed n happy occasion and urged every past pupil of the school to join up and give the Association all the support it deserved. During the afternoon, Messrs S. A. & H. D. Rajahn engaged in an exhibition tennis match with Monsre. C. A. L. Rumjahn and J. A. E. Cassumb boy, the four lending tennis play-

Police R.C. (0 wickets, dec.) 100 ere of the Indiu, Recreation Club

C. F. Alexander, 49:

T. I, Hunter, 40,

D.B.S. (for 7 wickets) F. R. Zimmern, 51.

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YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

CRAIGENGOWER'S, GOOD: WIN.

Playing on the Navy ground, King's Park, yesterday, Craigen. gower Cricket Club trounced the Volunteers by eight wickets.

Craigengover Win. First League H. Madar (25) and B. A. were all out for only 70. runs, the

Match of Season.

The latter wonźby, two, sote to one; the scores being 64, 08 and 0-4.

A very enjoyable mixed hockey match also took place, and a very interesting game resulted in draw, each aids scoring twice.

C.C.C., lat innings

E. Zimmern, 48. A. T. Loc, 31. Valunteers, 2nd innings (for 7 wickets) prestemmeskonta

R. H. D. Wade, 27 not out. R. Sourbutta, 4 for 7.

201

73

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VARSITY BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S. Playing at Pokfulam yesterday, St. Joseph's College were unfortu natu in losing to the University by

The Volunteers batted first, but A remarkable bowling feat by Ismail (43) gave the I.R.C. a good excellent bowling of R. Lee, who Sourbutts, who took, nine wickets start and useful contributions by took 5 for 20, being chiefly the for 25 runs, enabled Craigengower A, K. Minu (33), A. Minu (21) cause of their failure. AC. Beck Cricket Club to beat tho R.A.S.C. and F. D. Pereira (40) enabled made 30 not out, while P. W the narrowest possible margin-1 by the comfortable margin of 71 them to declared as above stated: Banner got, 17, but the rest failed wans at Sookimpoo.

F. J. de Rome made 30 in good dismally. The Happy Valley team batted style to give the home team a good Craigengower started disastrous firat and but for a half-century by start, but this was not taken sdly, but good knocks by E. Zimmern Kitchell, they might have been dia vantage of and they were conse (40) and A. T. Lee (31) gave them misend very cheaply. They totalled quently dismissed for 106 runs. A. an oight wicket win. They went 111 runs with MoBride (10) the Minu was the most successful on to make 201 rune.. only other bateman to run into bowler for the Indians, his figures

double figures.

The

R.A.S.Cteno collapsed

Before Sourbutts-only Tanginaid,

anil: Jones.

Mausmara anu

10 each, puung up.

showizdko

Tho:sobres were:~~

being 6 for 22.;

The scarce,wUIN

Indian B.C. (8 wickets doc.) 105

S. A Ismail 3

mado

C.B.C.C:

100

F. J. de Rome, 33,

second time, but had only gathered The Volunteers went in for the

a for 7 when stumps wero drawn.

The scores were:-

- Volunteers, let

inninga

R. Lee, & for 20,

76

The Varsity, who batted firat, compiled 00 runs with Souza (23)

a top-scoror. A. R. Abbas bowled excellently for the College, taking 5 wickets for 13:runs,

when they were one run in arrears A fun knock for 44. by Eric Bourn almost gave the College a win, but

their last wicket fell. A. A. Aziz took 7 wickets for 31 runs for the Varsity

The scores worden University 2nd XI. ..... (Continued at foot of next column.) St. Joseph's College

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