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CRICKET NOTES

FINE FIELDING BY

INDIANS

Many Dropped Catches By Craigengower

(BY.

NEW _L.B.W.)

A disappointing display by a reputedly strong batting alde was given in the course of the cricket matches played last week, I refer to the double collapse of the Kow- loon Cricket Club in their two- day game with the Hong Kong Cricket Club. There are no two ways of looking at the Kowloonites' performance but I fancy most people who judge a game solely by the figures on the score-board will express surprise when I say that the LR.C. batting against the Cralgengower Cricket Club was not as impressive as 205 for 6, declared, might lead one to belleve. The fielding of the home side, who. had four regular men away, was, with the exception of A. K. Ismall and Arthur Hamson, ladescribably wretched. The Indians' first pair,

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FANLING GOLF

The latest teams and times for Sunday's match "are:-

Old Course

9.15 a.m.-D. 9. Edward and 0.

E. G. Marton.

9.20 a.m.-K S. Robertson and

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A. E. Lissaman, 9.25 a.m.-R. Young and I. New-

ton.

9.30 am-J. Rodger and R. K.

Collings.

9.35 a.m.-W. J. S. Key and G.

H. Cautherley,

9.40 a.m.-W. A. Stewart and H. H. Mundy. 9.45 a.m.-E. W. Kirk and N. L.

Smith.

9.50 a.m.-N, K. Littlejohn' and

H. R. B. Hancock, 9.55 a.m.-E. 3. Morrison and G. E. R. Divett. 10.00, a.m.-P. Morrison and Col.

Matthews... 10.05 a.m.-T. Low and W. Wood-

ward.

10.10 a.m.-J. Forbes and C. W. E

Bishop. 10.15 a.m.-A. A. Bremner and W. M. Barton.

10.20 a.m.-D. L. Prophet and S

A. Sleap.

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10.35 a.m.-G. A. Stewart and A.

"H. Penn.

10.30 am.-J. A. D. Morrison and

H. B. L. Dowbiggin..

Willson.

10.40 a.m.-A. H. McBride and H.

Overy.

S. A. Ismail, and K. Nazarin, put 10.35 a.m.-G. Leiper and C.-C. up sixty-odd runs but before the score was one-third of that, four catches, three at least more or less "dolly" ones had been put on the carpet.

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10.45 a.m.-A. Nicol and H A.

Lammert. a.m.-W. Keith

Late in Nazarin's innings he 10.50 dealt faithfully with nye over- pitched balls sent down by A. K. Ismall and took 20 of that over, but for the rest his rate of scoring was decidedly short.

With the first three C,C.C. men, A. R. H. Emali, F. K. Lee and A. K. Ismall, offering stout resistance, the match should have been u draw. The latter made some nice- and crisp shots, going for Minu spccessfully, but after he left there. was a complète collapse and the Indians won with a little to spare The brilliant fielding of the In- dians was a pleasure to watch and if they keep this form they will finish very near the top of the League again this season.

Robinson

and, P. C. Jackson. New.Course

9.15 a.m.-D. J. Gilmore and T.

A. Pearce.

9.30 a.m. D. S. Robb and P. H.

Scoones.

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9,25 a.m.-R, D., Walker and G.

B. G. Hull.

9.30 a.m.-A. B. Purves and R. Ls

D. Wodehouse. 9.35 a.m.-R. K. Valentine and A.

C. I. Bowker. 9.40 a.m.-W. Sharp and. A. D. Humphreys,

9.45 am.-D. Forbes and J. Smith 9.50 a.m.-J. A. R. Selby and H

. N. Williamson.'

9.55 a.m.-D. J. Valentine and G.

W. Sewell 10.00 a.m.-J. R. Masson' and W.

T. Yoxall. 10.05 a.m.-R. L. Moncrieff and J.

D. Danby. 10.10 a.m.-W. G. Robertson and

W. J. Waddington. 10.15 am- Q. Campbell and J. L. Adams. 10.20 a.m.-W. J. E. Mackenzie

and G. T. May. 10.25 3.m.-E. M; Bryden and S

T. Butlin. 10.30 a.m.-V. R. Gordon and J.

R. Collls.

H. A. Mills. 16.40 a.m.-R. 8. W. Paterson and

R Stock. 10.45 a.m.-W. Park and C. W

Jeffries. 10.50 am. A. Murdoch and L C. F. Bellamy.

A fine display was given by the Club batsmen on Armistice Day when they hit the Kowloon bowl- ers all over the field to the tune of 291 runs before declaring tur six wickets. Kowloon, with the exception of Donald Anderson, were at full strength, but Harry Owen-Hughes was in devastating form and his century which paved the way to his side's big score, was the result of a ne innings. Per- 10.35 am.-G. B. S. Thomson and sonally I did not see him batting and I am told that he gave a chance in the fifties, while another report says his knock was chance- less. In any case it was agreed that it was a fine one, J. E. RI- chardson who only plays for the Club in friendly games, contributed a hard-hit 50, while F. Marshall's 44 featured some good shots to leg. Robble Lee was the best of the Mainland bowlers and his analysis 19.4-3-73-4 represented sme stendy and, at times, dangerous bowling. There is no need to recapitulate the story of KC.C.'s double fallure

A. W, Hayward (Capt.), J. H. save to repeat that but for G. J

Fox, R. L. Holden, L. D. Kilbce, H. O'Bryen they would have done even

W. Baines, J. B. Leckie, G. E. R. bowled well in worse. Holden both Innings for the Club as did Divett, M. R. Swain, V. C. Bond, F. John Pearce. The former's depar-H. Stokes, and N. P. Fox.. ture from the Colony will be a very great loss to the Club.

LOCAL CRICKET

The following wil represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club against Civil Service Cricket Club at Happy Valley on Saturday:

HOCKEY

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Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

Ordnance, European (Military. 4.15 p.m.) Referee: Johns; Police v. Badminton. Mixed Doubles: St. Andrew's v. Recreio "A," 8.15; Re-Service Corps (8t. Joseph's, 2.45 crelo "B" v. St. John's, 6.00; Kow-.m.) Referee: Baker; Medicals v. loon Tong v. Talkoo, 6.00; Free Stanley (Military, 2.45 pm) Re- Lances v. University, 6.00.

Hockey. Seaforths "v. Kumaon Rifles (Sookunpoo), 415 pm; Bea- forths 2nd XI v. Kumaon (Marina ground), 4.30 p.m.

Among the cricketers who, com- ing from Home with a good re- putation, have failed to reproduce their form on local wickets, or at least také a very long time to do so, must be numbered Lieutenant McLaglan, of the Seaforth High- landers. Lt. McLagian has, I un-

T. Gaubert: H. Millington S. Meeting-Kowloon Chess Club, derstand, performed creditably in quite good-class cricket at Home MacNider: D. Blake, T. S. D. Whit-al St. Andrew's Church Hall, 5.30 but though his class is perceptibleley, E Fowler: W. H. G. Hirst, B. p.m. at a glance, he has done very little Fowler, G, Fowler, D. T. Smith and since he came out last year. His W. Muir. latest fallure was in the Army versus Navy match on Saturday, when, going in first with Lt. Weedon, he was caught by F. O. Paxton of the bowling of C.P.O. Page for a duck."

TO-MORROW.

Zerec: J. Suva. Third Division (Kowloon):-24th Bty. R.A. v. Bea- forths (Chatham Road, 2.45, p.m.) Referee: Burgess; 20th Bty. RA V. Kumaon Rifles (Chatham Road, 4.15 p.m.) Referee: Dove; Univer

(Prince Edward, 2.45 p.m.) Referee: lty v. Portuguese Sporting Asson,

Sutterley; Air Force v. Royal Bign- als. (Prince Edward, 4.15 p.m.) Re- Basketball-Charity match for feree: Aylwin.

Kong War Relief Funds. (Chinese Y.M. Racing-Hong

Jockey C.A.), 7 p.m.

Club's Eleventh Extra Race Meet- Cricket.-First Division, Kowlooning, Happy Valley. 2 PIL. v. Army (F); Navy v. Craigengower The following wil represent the (F); Civil Service v. Hong Kong C.BA. v. the Hong Kong Baseball (F); Recreto v. Indians (F); Second Club at softball on Sunday at 9.45 Division, Craigengower v. Navy Though they lost, the Hong Kongam sharp:-W. Muir (Capt.), G. (F); Poller v. Kowloon (F); Uni-Series (R.H.KY.C.), Univeralty Alumni Asosciation had Fowler, 8. MacNider, 8. Fowler, T. versity v. Recreio

most enjoyable first match 8 D. Whitley, E. Fowler, T. Gau- against the Club de Recrelo at bert, H. Millington, G. Gurevitch,

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SOFTBALL

Football

King's Park. Most, if not all, the D. Blake, C. Spradbury, D. T. Smith. South China "A" (Club), Re- cricketing members of the Alumni and M. Manning.

play for other clubs such as Cral- gengower, Recreio and Kowloon, and therefore any question of the Alumni running a team in the A. P. Pereira, but Ernie Zimmern League 1s as yet very remote, played a nice innings and W. Bong They can, however, put out a very Sling made some good strokes in strong team for a friendly match. an innings that was not exactly Donald Anderson, who had made first class. Containing, as it does a century, for the K.C.C. seconds so many keen as well as excellent on Armistice Day against the Hong cricketers, the Alumni Association Kong Club Juniors, failed this time, should manage to get in some more being bowled by a fast one from holiday games during the season.

Rugby Army "A" v. Club "A" (Causeway Bay), 3 p.m.; Club" v. Navy (Causeway Bay), 4.15 p.m.

Yachting 6th Commodore's Cup

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COUNTY RUGBY

London, Nov. 17. Two matches in the County Rugby Championship were played to-day.

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At Bournemouth, Hampshire de- feated Middlesex by 11-8. Leices- tershire, playing against the com- bined forces of Notts, Lincolnshire" and Dezby, won by 23-8.

The latter fixture was originally, ar- ranged for to-morrow but was" brought forward one day.

-Cambridge University scored an

burgh University by 39---- easy victory to-day, beating Edin-

Reuter.

TRAFFIC SUMMONS

On an adjourned summons of failing to stop when called upon by a police officer to do so, Ricardo Young, licensed lorry driver, was fined a total of $6 by Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistracy yesterday. There were actually two SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21

summonses referring to two Inc!- First Division:-Eastern v. Kow-dents occurring within half an hour of each other, at 4 a.m. and "loon Chinese *(Causeway Bay, 4.15 p.m.) Referee: MacCormac, Lines- at 4.30 a.m. on October 29, " men: Demmée and Dredge. Second Defendant pleaded not gulity Division: Police v. Engineers, Euro- and was represented by Mr. C. Y. pean (Club, 2.46 pan.) Referee: Kwan. Police Constable 3. W. Day; 5th Bde. RA. v. Kwong Wah MacDonald was the complainant (Sookunpoo, 2.45 p.m.) Referee: and Traffic-Sergeant Clarke prose- Havelaar.

First Division (4.15 p.m.):-Club

feree: Kossick, Linesmen: Baretto and Morecroft; Beaforths v. Et. Joseph's (Bookunpoo), Referee: Isley, Linesmen: Brothwell and Marriott. Second Division: (2.45 p.m.)-Club v. Bouth China (Club) Referee: Youngs: Engineers v. Eaş-

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23

Hong

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 tern, Chinese (Caroline Hill) Re-

Meeting. Half-Monthly, feree: Aldridge. Third Division.

First Division:--Police v. Middle- (Hong Kong):--5th Bde. RA v. Kong Football Referees' Associa-

Linesmen: Purnell and Bharpe. Powhattan (St. Joseph's, 4.16 p.m.) flon, in Room 205, 2nd floor, Glou-sex (4 p.m. 2) Referee: Day, Referee: Hudson; Engineers v. center Building, 8 p.m..

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