10
MUSSON'S REMARKABLE BOWLING.
CIVIL SERVICE ORICKET CLUB DISMISSED CHEAPLY.
CRAIGENGOWER AND R.A.S.C. BRING OFF SURPRISE WINS.
Tour league cricket matches were decided over the week-end, of which only one was not brought to a definité conclusion-the Navy-Club match, which "took place on the sailors' ground at King's Park, Thanks to a fine bowling feat by Lieut. A. H. Musson, the Artillery scored an easy win over Civil Service Cricket Club while the matches in the second division resulted in wins for RAS,C. and Craigengower over Police Reervation Club and South Wales Borderers respectively.
Three friendly matches were played "but these all resulted in the texans concerned sharing honours,
H.K.C.C FORCE DRAW AGAINST NAVY.
LEAGUE-DIVISION; -1,
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TIME SAVES CLUB FROM DEFEAT.
BIG PARTNERSHIP BY SAILORS,
Mating the trip to King's Park, the Club were saved from defeat by the clock in their match with the Navy.
The Sailors took first knock and thanks to some fine batting hy Shaw (8), Hargrave (0) and Berryman (4) were able in declare } at 102 for the loss of 7 wickets.
Faced with this total, the Club started fairly well and with Owen Hughes scoring 28 and Duckitt ! they promised well but the later batamen failed and as it turned nuk they were saved from an inglorious defent by the clock.
The scores were:-
Royal Navy,
Subit. Hargrave, st. West.
b Owen Hughes
Lt. Courir, Skyrme. « Owen-
Hughes, b Mirehouse
Lt.-Comdr. Shaw, e West, b
Bowker
Civil Service 0,0,
G. R. Sayer, e Ellington, b
Bryant...
F. J. de Romo. b Musson
E. Richardson, 1.b... Bryant
R. M. Wood, b Manson
d: Barrow, not out mamma
B. D. Evans, Bryant. 5
Mussou
2. R. Reed, e Miller, b
Bryant
E: W. Hamilton, busson
F. J. Ling, b Muggon.....
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1931.
Bowling Analysis,
O M. R. W.
9,41
11
3 21 3
3 0 21
о
"0
1 3
I I
Sourbutts Irance. S. Abbas Way Souza
POLICE BEATEN AT HAPPY VALLEY.
R.A.S.C, BRING OFF SURPRISE WIN.
Police Recreation Chub were at heme to Royal Army Service Corpe and were bonten in a low-scoring mitch by 33 73118.
The visitors only made a when they took first knock. Dvr. Whitley being top-scorer with 41, but this total proved too good for the Police who were all put for 48. Gray took 5 wickets for 2 cans while Whitley had 3 for 13.
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The scores were:-
E.A.S.C.
W. OI. Pamplin, e Wynne,
b Baker
Plo. Buckland, b Bocker
|
L/Cpl. Cadinan b Baker.... 3 Dvr. Gray, b Booker
24
...
1)
Sgt. Hurat. b Baker
Dvr. Whitley, c & b Booker & S. 8. Skipp, e Minty,
Bookor
T
L/Cpl. Reynolds, b Booker... 1
Pte. Funnell, e Alexander, b
Hunter
1
L/Cpl. Spain, not out
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Ewiras (b4, Ib 1).
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. 31. R. W
... D 6 5 U
1 2844
Booke Hunter
5 1 13
Q. MUR W. ་3་
10:59
0
17
0
012
0
K. Bebbington, b Musson
R. A. J. Simpson, b Bryant.. 1
Extras (4)
Musson Bryant
Total
Bowling, Analysis.
......
Royal Artillery,
Wolfe Barry, c'Richardson, b
Simpson
Sgt. Lewis, b Bord
85
De
Castelow, b Hunter
Alexander Minty
Booker
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5. · 1 16 B
Police R.0.
T. Hunter, e Cadman, b Gray 25
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
ARMY LOSE TO CLUB-IN- TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT
GAME MARKED BY FINE PLAY
ALL-ROUND.
The first of the series of rugger matches in the triangular tourna- "ment was played at Sookunpoo. over the week-end when the Club boat the Army by a goal, a dropped goal; and three tries, (18 points), to a goal and a try (8 points).
The Club, started off in dashing style and scored nine points after This minutes' play. many seemed to put the Army out of their atrida; but they rallied later und proved dangerous on several beensions,
Dunlop at full-back for the Army, played a great garde but Whitham did not play his usual game and failed to find touch several times.
The Club three-quarters handled well throughout. Selby was pro- minent at the base of the serum and worked the "blind side" to advantage Hoskins, his opposite. worried him ocensionally, and gave his three-quarters a good share of the ball but their attack was wanting.
Lammert Scores.
The Army forwards were a rons. ing let and dangerous in the logne. Prior, Grapham and Suter being natatanding. The Club forwards were well led by McElney and carried the early scrums, but failed to keep up the good work.
A few minutes after the kick of Lammert steadied himself and dropped a goal which took the Army by surprise. Shortly after Griffiths obtained Club's second score, Me- Lellan adding the major points.
With the Club drawing blood so early on it looked as if it was going. to be a one-sided affair, but a spirited rally by the Army curried play inia Club, territory when
Stevens and Hamilton were giv
ing the Club. some anxious moments
and were forced to defend,
Salby's Try...
Comby, b Reed......
W. Meadows, b Gray
P. Langhian, b Gray
0
Keith Murray scored a try.
Masson, st. Wood, b Richard-
R. Wynne, b Whitley
you....
18
Bryant, Ling, b Richardson
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Waring, Richardson, b
C. F. Alexander, e Gray, b
Whitley
Ber
L... Wagland, run out
0
Hamilton
G
......... 28
F. E. Booker, b Whitley
0.
Christian, not out...
Miller, g Richardson,
1. Carey, run out
b
4-1
Hamilton
B. G. Baker, e Skipp, b Gray 9
10
Beck ...
+
Salmon, e Reed, b Sayer ... D Ellington, & Simpson, b Saver 20
Extras (b 11)
1
.102
Conul. Berryman, Owen- „,
Hughes, b Duckitt
Lt. Comdr. Mason, e Kilbeo,
Owen-Hughes
Capt, Burnels,
E. A. Rowley, not out
Extra ( 10, 1)
Total (for wkss, dec.) 162
Mid. Whinney, L. Stileman,
LE Wroughton did not hal.
Bowling Analykis.
Total
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Bowling Andysis.
0. M. R. W.
Simpson
1.
Reed Ling
0
{
15
O. MI R.
W.
Richardson Hamilton
Saper
4
0 18
5
#
3.1 97
21 1
3 0
0
Bowker ......... → 0 49 1 Mivehouse ........ 31
4.0
4 0.1% 0
Beck
Divatt
Elliott
Owyn-Hughes
Wolfe
2 0 10 D
Duckit
1
1
Hong Kong 40
03 ❤
11. Owen-Hughes, e Whin
ney, b. Mason
Wolle, b Mason
K, Duckitt, and h
Wroughton ......
..... 49
A. C. 1 Bowker; -1.b.w., b'
· Maxon
4. O. Book, e Shaw, b
Mason
L. D. Kilbeo, & Stileman, b
Whinney
G. E. R. Divetu, c Stileman,
h Wroughton
G. F. Mirhouse, o Whinney,
h Wroughton
R
C. A. Wright, b Wroughton 0
E, K. West, not out
F. A. M. Elliott, not out
Extra
0
Total (for 9 wkts.) ...12).
Wroughton
Masou Rowley
DIVISION M.
CRAIGENGOWER'S SURPRISE
WIN.
BORDERERS DISMISSED
CHEAPLY.
F. Minty, no onť ......
T. Hemsley, b.w., b Gray... 7
Extras (0)
Gray Whitley
Total
Bowling Analysis.
10
43
Q. M. R. W. 10.1 3 10 B 17 .#
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
KOWLOON AND INDIANS DRAW.
LOW.SCORING MATCH,
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After the interval Selby came a clever into the picture with mevement which resulted in a try.
The Club kept up the pressure and their dorks were rewarded when Lammert secred far out. Shortly after the same player - re- gistered bis scored try.
"Nothing, daunted the Army kept- uppressure and just before the final whistle Hoskins broke away from the base of the scrum, near the Club line, and baffled the opposi tion to score a clever try, Steven- beautiful son "converted with kick. The final scores were:-Club 18 points; Army 3 points.
The teams were:-
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Army Lt. Dunlop; Pte. Lewis, Lt. Hamilton, Lt. Stevenson, L. Keith Murray; Pte. Stevens, Pte. Hoskins; 3. Prior. Lt. Stevens, Lt. Grewe-Read, D/C. Hardy, Pte. Gilmore. Cpl. Suter. L/Cpl. Trott, L. Grayham,
Club: P. Whitham; G. P Lammert, R. H. Griffiths, L. G. Robertson. C. J. D. Law; M. W. Turner. J. A. R. Selby: J. H. Me- Elney, G. C. Moutrie, E. F. But- G. C. Humphreys, W. E. Feers, D. McLellan, L, B. Smiths,
B. Devonshire.
In a game of rather low Scorch. the K.C.C. 1st XI drew with the LR.C. 1st XI at King's Park. The At Sookumpoo, Craigungówer | home team hatted first and put up Cricket Club sprung a surprise on 124 runs, of which Mackay claimed the South Wales Borderers whom 50 not out. F. D. Pereira captured ther beat by 62 runs.
four wickee for 20 runa. A. H. Ma- dar two for 18 and AR. Abba two or 29. The Indians replied. with 108 for four wickets, S. A. Ismail making 34 not out and A. H. Madar 21.
The Happy Valley team batted first and with W. Reed carrying his hat for 71 runa, declared at 151 for the loss of néven wickets.
R. Sourbutts (8 for 37) was in fine form with he ball and was mainly. responsible for the cheap dismissal of the soldiers who only collected 10. Cal Raikes played a strut- -hearted knock for 37 rung but he' received little support from the other members of the trun
The scores were
Craigengower 0.0.
W. Reed, not out.......... 71 R. C. Reed, c Ronan b Wales, 4 8. Abbas, c Turner, Mor
20 Kan........
J. Leonard, and b Conway 2 G. Winch, Ronan
Bowling Analysk
0. M. N. W
મ
0
451
4.
33
4
B. Irance, & Turner, .b Wales 17 E. Barry, e Turner, b Wales 0
3
(1
19
0
3 1
ま
0 1
5 Q:
W. Why, Ronan,
2
10
10
E. Souza, not out .....
Extras (b 12, wb 1)
13
Whinnicy Stileman Burnett
'S FINE BOWLING.
CIVIL SERVICE FALL BEFORE. GUNNERS ATTACK.
'Excellent bowling by Lieut. Mus- son (6 for 5) and Bryant (4 for 28) featured the Civil Service-Artillery match at Happy Valley which ended in an easy win for the Gunners by geven wickets,
A procession to and from the pavilion was the order of the dar when the home team took first knock and were littled out for only 33 cm Musson and Bryant or in irresistible, form with the boll "sad, Bowling unchanged, shared all the wickete between them. A
The Gunners started none to well but again Musson (18), nd Bryant (20) came to the rescue sad, knocked off the runs with even, wickets in hand Hamilton (3 for 11) was the most successful howler. for the losing team.
The scores were:-
R. Sourbutts, e Raikes, b
Ronan
Total (for 8 wickets dec.)...15).
Hunt did not bat,
Bowling Analysis...
O. M. R, W 14 3 31 3
3 42
Ronan Capt. Wales..... 12 Conway**
Nelson
Turner
Morgun
2 ◊ 17 1
1 "91
0
0 1
0
3 0 15
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15.
8.W. Borderers,
L. de Winton, b Irance Chpt. Wales, e Souza, b
Sourbutts "Pts. Ronan, b Sourbutts
Fte Morgan, b. Sourbutta... Cut. Gottwaltz b Irance Col, Rakes, b franée
Way
0
37
Whelton Irance,
τα
10.
7
Pia. Turner c R. Reod. b.
Souza
Pte Nelson 5 Bourbutts CQMB, Conway,, not out Pie Hancock, Way. Bourbuttsganggo
Extras (b7, nb 1)
Total
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The cores were:-
*K.C.C.
194
T.R.C.' (for 4 wickets) ... 100
1.
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ANOTHER DRAWN GAME.
RECREIO PUT UP „BIG SCORE,
Hong Kong Cricket Club seconds entertained Club de Recreio in It friendly which ended in a draw:
The visitors had first knock when they declared at 208 for the loss of only four wickets. A. M. Rdorigues played pretty cricket for 70 rune: and during his stay at the wickets he despatched the ball to the boun- dary on no less than fourteen occa- Rioja. A. Prata made 32 not out, while F. J. Remedios gathered 36 and P. M. N. da Silva 30.
The scores ware:--
Recreio (4 wkta. dec.)... 208 H.K.C.C. (for 9 wkt.).. 139
F. S. W. SMITH AGAIN!
RUMJAHN PLAYS A GOOD
KNOCK.
Quite a good game was played at the second Sookumyoo between atrings of the, I.R.C. and the K.C.C., the match ending in a draw. The visitors batted Brat and took two hours to make 147 for four wiekote when a declaration was made. F. S. W. Smith made 72 not but, but was decidedly lucky to reach this figure. He was missed before ha reached double figures and several times later. The Indians re- plied with 120 for five wickets, A. M. Bumjahn making 42 not out and Madar 4. Bowlers on both sides. expensive.
The scores were:-
K.C.C. (4 wkts. dec.)... 147 IRO. (for 6 wkts.)..... 190
tress.
3.
: :
Referee: Comdr. Evelegh, H.MA
Medway.
CHINA FLOOD RELIEF.
FURCHASE OF MATERIALS PROCEEDING WELL.
London, Nov. 25.-Interviewed by Router's Agency on his return from a mission to Italy to supervise the purchase of material for the re lief of floods in China to be paid from the Italian part of the Boxer indemnity, Dr. Wang said he had bera in Milan for three weeks and had spent £50,000 on material for making dykes and canals generally to, relieve the Rooded areas on the Yangtao.
Dr. Wang said the work or the London Commission was progresn. ing splendidly. The Britishi and Chinese members were co-operating very happily, and orders from, China were being executed as apeedily as possible without dif
All the material required cuity. was being obtained from British firms, and there was an excellent prospect for the success of the whole scheme,
'BIG' BILL TILDEN
ARRIVING WITH
YACHTING.
-BEAT-CLUB-BY- ONE POINT.
The Navy beat the Club by one print yesterday. Dutnila of the contest follow
MORNING RACE,
Course:-Start-Chih Line West to East Channel Rocky (P.), Kow. loon Rock (P.), Mark on Line (8), Cust Rock Mark Boat (S.). Finish -Club Line West to East,
Distance: 8,3 miles.
Club.
Y: Why Wonder (Mr.
Nicholson)
Y3 Bluejacket (Mr. Picker-
ngh
Royal Navy,
four).
Pta PtvGs. Wendy (Comdr. Steven-
t
Ye Wings (Lt. Oddie)... Y▲ Bonjum (Mid, Oraco)........ 4 Xe÷Adanao-Mid-Ingram-UP!
14 Joxamine (Lt. Nicholls) 6 He Colloon (Chpt. Whit- worth, R.M.) meng goe
Total
AFTERNOON RACE. Courio samo us forshoor vROG. Distance: 0.8 miløs.
Olub.
7
39
Ptn. Pts:
Y Wings (anj. Stoware) a Yt Boojum (Mr. Naess)... Ya Adanus (Mr. Odland)...
6 Joan Mr. de Ville) 8
Jessamine
...
S
9
4
...b
(Capt. Malone) 11 ?
H2 Colleon- CMfr. Grist)............ 11
Total
Morning Race
son)
1 Daphne (Et. Pulverbaft)
Ho Dorothea-(-kt-Tothill)
Total
Morning Race
Total Points******
COMING SOON. KING'S
HARDING AST LYNNE
Pta. Py.
10
3 9
3
Total Points
A
Royal Navy.
1
Ptn Pis..
13
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(Lt.
3
30.
Ya Bluejacket (Cóm, A. H.
Walker)
V. 10
#
Ys Speedwell (Mid. Bal
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Ya Speedwell (Mr. Adams) 3.10 Ge Wendy (Capt, Fowkes) S 11 Daphne (Mr. Chambers) D.N.F. He Dorothea (3r. Crou
cher).
Total
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