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EIGHTH DAY.
HONGKONG (CHAMPIONS) & THE REST.
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Bird's ever was unproductive of runs. When Oliver again took the bill, Anderson cut the Is ballinks the stips for a single and faced Bird off whose third delivery, he was clean bowled with a ball which he attempted to pull Score 59-2-4.
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Liau, Clarke went in next man and took the remuloder of Bird's, unfinished over without ... 30th November. event: At the nther end, Garnett relieved The last day of the I torport Cricket Tourna Oliver of the bowling and sent down his open- ment was taken up with the unfinished matching agalust Grasier, who sent the first ball to Hongkong (Champions) v. The Rest. Flas, cover point for a single, but po more runs were From Bird's next bright weather again prevailed.... When play added during this over. was adjourned on the previous afternoon. The attack both bats contributed singles and Rest bad scored 195 all'out in their first innings Gresler had a low drive to the long-off bouq
Garnett's first ball in the ensuing and Hongkong bad put on a total of 173 for 8 dary for 4 wickets in their first lanings, leaving them with over was full-pitched and was sent to the off (23-rans to make for a win in the first bout, boundary for 4 by Clarke who also had a fios bit,to long-on for another 4. The last ball he bit high into the long field, where Hutchison missed him, and when the bowling changed over be droza Bird to the boundary at long-off for 4 more. Three singles followed. When Gargett took ite b.ll again Clarke pulled him to the boundary at equare-leg for 4 and seat the gtxt ball to leg for a single. Grenier scored a single off the fast bail and faced the bowling of Bld of whom he was fucky in getting to the boundary through the slips and also in being missed by Garnell, Oliver now relieved Garnett of the bow ling at the Naval Yard end and Clarke scored a single, followed by a fan boundary drive to long-off for 4 in the same over. From Bird's enaulog over Clarke had a drive to the off boundary for 4. Two'singles followed, and when Oliver took up the bowling again he was driven by Clarke to leg for 3 and by Grenier for 4 in the same direction.
TO-DAY'S PLAY. When the game was resumed this morning Maundrell and Lieut, Bageall again took the wicket and Maundreli faced Hennessy's bow. ling from the Naval Yard oad. The third bill he hit short to leg for a single, whilst Bagna!!' straight drove the next for one" rua, A leg bys for one followed and then Clarks, the left-handed bowler, took the ball at the Pavilion and against Mon- drell's bat: The fourth ball of this over was pulled round to the leg boundary for 'followed by a drive to long-off for a single. Baggall followed up with another hit to mid-off for a single and again, got the bowling, calling Heavessy into the slips for obe Tup. Maundrell the
Irst bali of the over in the same direction and thus faced Clarke's next attack. The first volley be drove to the off for a single and from the third ball Bagnall had a fine bli to the long-off boundary for 4 Off the ensuing ball, however, beɛ was
URINGING THE SCORE TO ICO From Bird's ensuing over, Clarks pulled well caught out by Clarke who had a hard stroke driven straight into his hands. Score-round to the leg twice for each time, but off 188-9-11:
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but no more rans resulted from this over. From Clarke's next, two singles were added, R. E. H. Oliver, c Eddis, b`Gregler......... 18. bringing the score to double figures. Turner R. O. Hutchison, e Brand, b Grenier...... opesad against Hennessy's attack with Liest Green, b Hennessy momvän single, which was the only score added | Lieut-Bagual, cand b Clarko ............... from this over, and Turner then faced. Clarke, R. E. Q. Bird not out...... join
Extrai who sent down a maiden, Hönnessy, sont down another maiden against Elborough. When the field changed over, Turnor miraight. drove Clarke to the boundary for 4 and sent the last ball of the over to the leg boundary for 4 also. Upon Hencoisy taking the ball once more Elborough cat him into the slips for single, whilst Turner lifted the succeeding ball to the scoring-board for 4. When Clarke once more resumed the attack Elborough was cle vorly caught by Zebuder with his left hand at mid-off. Score-34-2-5-
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Captain Garoolt took up the vacancy at the wicket and drove to long-off for a single from the second ball that Clarke seul down against... Eddis, c Pearce, b Bird........ bim. When the batsmen changed ends, Turner. E. Grenier, c Oliver, b Bird ............. was caught out in the long field by Anderson. R. N. Anderson, b Bird................. Lleut. Clarke, c Pearce, b Bird sing. Pa Score-25-3-14.
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D. Brand, c Green, b Baguall...... W. N. Edwards took his place at the
S. G. A. Maartoasz, pot out............. wicket, and Garnett played the subsequent. L. Sparke, c Pearce, b Bagnal.......... over from Hennessy, who rent down s
T. Main, c Garcest, b Birdy meiden, Edwards now faced Clarka's
Extras .......... attack and cut the first ball into the slips for ́a logis, Garnett contributed one more ras. From the succeeding ball, Edwards came near to losing bis bails, but a bya resulted for 4. bringing the score over 30. The following ball. Edwards pulled round to the leg boundary for 4- When Hennessy took over the bowling, Garment drove him to the boundary at long-off for 4, but. next bull saw him clean bowled Score-39.5-6. Lieut. Bagnall joined Edwards at the wicket, and took the remaining ball of Hennessy's over
warda bit him to mid-off for one runs, and Bag nell cut him to the boundary past point for 4. Hennessy's next over sent down against Ed wards was a maiden. Clarke again took up H. R. S. Zehuder went out next to the wicket the ball and was cut by Bagnall into the slips and after scoring a single off Bird he took a
for a single. Edwards followed up with a maiden from Oliver. This brought Barrett
drive for z rugs to the long-off, Gelded just face to face with Bird, whose third delivery was
on the boundary by Eddis. No more runs driven right over the Favilion for 6. The next
were scored off this over, but off Hennessy ball was lifted into the new Law Courts' for 6
next Bagnall brought the score up to so with also. The last ball of the over was bit for a single, Bringing the score to 130, and Barrett now cut to the Pavilion for 4, adding one more 100
-from-a-straigbi-driver-over-tho-Bowles's.head.). faced Oliver's attack und narrowly missed being caught out by the bowler off this over, which was Upon Clarke taking up the offensive, Bagnall a maiden. Zshader now opposed Bird's bowling contributed two singles and Edwards one and lifted his first to long-off for one run. A single, leaving Bagnall to face Hennessy's other singis followed and theu Zebader gave ensuing attack. A short hit was made for one ab easy chance to Bagnail at cover-point but more tun and when Edwards came to take was missed, owing po doubt to the sun beingHennessy's attack he was clean bowled and re.
tired with the score reading-56-6-9. ·
Captain Barrett went out to join Grenier, who off the very next ball was caught out le the slips by Oliver. Score-121-4-35.
in the fielder's eyes, Täi hit was run for a. From the first ball of Oliver's next over, Barrett was clean bowled and be retired with the score reading-:144-5-15.
ing balls of the unfinished over without event, Off Hennessy's enruing attack, Maundrell bad cut through the slips to the boundary for 4, but the rest of the over was unproductive of runs. When Bird faced Clarke's bowling he sliced him for a single and the next ball Mauadrell pulled round to the square-leg boundary for 4 and thus scored the win ning hit of the first innings with the score standing at 197: Two more, were off a bye in this over and then Henessy again took the ball against Bird, who cut him for a single, sending the score to zop, off the last bali of the over, Bird followed this op by driving Clarke straight, for 2 and the rest of the over was uneventful, Maundrell Look Hens posty's subsequent attack and drove him to the long.bff boundary for 4, followed by a hit to mid-off for a single off the fifth ball of the over. From the last delivery, Bird failed to score, and Maundrell drove Clarke's next delivery to long-off for 4 and his next volley ho sent past point for 2A 4 bye was added and the last ball was pulled to short leg for 2. This left Bird facing Hennessy, whose first delivery was sant ta loog-offior's rups. The field changed over without alteration of the score and Malu re- lieved Clarks of the bowling from the Pavilion end against Mayadrell. The second ball soot down by Main was driven to the off boundary for 4, followed by a pull to leg for one rus, bringing Maundrell's score up to 93. The last two balls of the over Bird took without
With the score standing at 145, Bagnall took scoring. Maundrell now faced Hennessy's over the bowling from Oliver and opened attack.. Off the third ball he was missed behind against Zeboder's defence. From this over a by Maarteusz but scored a single off the subse-wide was scored. Whoo Brd again took up queat ball. When Main again took the bill, the bowling Hennessy was cleverly caught cot Maundrell drove him to loog off for one more run by Dagoall at cover-point with his left hand. and Bird followed by straight driving a no balt | Score—149-6-2. to the boundary and, hitting the last delivery D. Brand jined Zabuder at the wicket and
of the over to the off for a single. From Hen- bessy's rext over, Burd added one more run, but when the balimen changed ends, Moun diell was unlucky in being rather softly caught out by the bowler Hennessy, and retired with only 5 to score for a century. Score → 135-10.95.
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P. H. Hennessy.went in next man and took the remainder of the over without scoring. When Bird sent down his subirquent attack, Zehnder pulled him to square-leg for one run and Hennessy opened his score with a single off a hit to cover paint Another single was recorded and then Zehnder faced Oliver whom he pulled round to leg for 3, followed by another single off Hennessy's bat, Bird's next. over was a maiden."
took the romainder of Bird's over without scor- ing. When Bagnall resumed the ball again, be clean bowled Zehnder with a fast, delivery. | Score-149-7-9-
S. G. A. Maarloos filled the vacancy, but there was no scoring until Bird assumed the attack, off which Brand had a short straight hit lor one run. Maarteniz, also contributed a single from this over and in the next he was nearly run out off a cut into the slips. Brand was missed in the slips by Oliver off the next ball and the subsequent delivery he pulled to square-leg for 4. A leg-bye for 4 was also re- corded off this over, but from Bird's next attack only one run was made from a hit to the long- off by Maarteniz. Off Bagnali's next over, the latter had another single. Brand scored a second leg boundary for 4, but off the succeeding ball be was caught out behind by Green. Score 166-8-9, .
After an interval of a few minutes, Hongkong agalo took the field, and the batting was open od by N. Grenier nød 1. L. Eddis, the former lacing Bird's bowling from the Pavilion end. The initial over was a maiden. Oliver took up the bill at the Naval Yard end, and sent his second delivery to the off boundary for 4 and followed up by pulling the subsequent ball round to the lag boundary for 4 and cutting him for a single. From Bird's next over singles were scored off both hats and Eddie gave a chance to Bagnall at cover-point but was missed. When Eddis #gain faced Oliver he had a straight drive to N. L. Sparke was next man is and he took the screen for 4 au 1 pulled the following ball the remaining balls of Beguell's uncompleted round to square-leg for 4, following with a 2 bit over without adding to the score. Upon Bird ta leg and another straight drive for à ringle, taking the ball again, Maartenszcut him through Grenier did not score off the remaining the slips to the boundary for 4 and drove the ball'of the over and Eddis agaio faced Bird's last bail of the over into the Pavilion for 4 attack and drove him to the scoring board for When the field changed over, Sparke bad 4, but po marn'sans warn added from this over. a lucky bit to the boundary behind for 4. but Greater now took Oliver's bowling' and sent this proved to be his only score fr he was tim to mid-off for a single, which Eddir follow-caught by Faarca off the next ball at mid-off ed op with a high hit to leg for a runs and Score-178-9-4. a drive to the boundary at long off for 4. T: Mało was last-man in, but his tenure of Bird's subs groot. aver was seat down the wicket was short for after a a hit and two against franier, who pulled the fifth ball slogies he was caught out by Garselt in the to the square-leg boondary for 4. When slips off Bird, and the innings was closed with Eddis came, face to face with Oliver's the score reading-187-10-4 attack again,
WAT missed in the This life Hongkong with 148, riùs to make alipe by Maundrell and Garnett between them, for a wid,
AFTER TIFFIN. The next ball he hit to the off for one sun, and Grenier scored a 4 boundary, from a hit to the
HONGKONG,-SECOND INNINGS. long-off in the same over. When Bird again At ten minutes to two o'clock, The Rai took the bali Eddis sent the first ball high into went to the field, and Hongkong opened their the long field, where he was finely held by second innings with Pearce and Elborough st Pearce. Score-43-1-36.
the wicket. Pearce took the opening attack R. N. Anderson went to the wicket to fill from Hennessy, bowling from the Naval Yard
taken by Grenier, was devoid of (coring. Off round to the leg boundary for 4.
Clarke went
R. E. H. Oliver'was next bat and he failed to score of Uennessy's last delivery. When Clarke look the ball again, he bowled Bagnall | with a "yorker". Bca:8-56-7-13.
RO. Hutchison followed, Bagnali at the wicket and cat Clarke's opening volley sent down against him into the slips for a single. From the last ball of the over Oliver made one mors run with a short bit to mid-off and when he again laced Hennessy a single was added from a badly Gelded hit. to Clarke at cover-point. When the ball was taken up again by Clarke, singles were re-- corded from each bat and to was sent up on the telegraph board. Two mora singles were added off Hennessy's succeeding over. Hutchi sen had a lucky snick to leg forose run followed by a fine pull to the rquare-leg boundary for 4 off Oliver's bat, sending the score to 70, From Hen- Dessy's ensuing attack Hutchison had a high straight drive to the screen for 4, but no more. rons were added until Clarke took the ball, when Oliver drove him to the long-oft for a single and Hutchison followed up by lifting bim into Queen's Road for 6 and sticking bim behind to the boundary for 4 Oliver, now faced Hennessy, and off his fourth delivery bad a fine high drive which hit one of the trees at the Naval Yard boundary and rebounded into the pitch for 4. Hutchison next took Clarke's attack and drove him for 4 to the long-off where the leather was cleverly stopped by Eddis. The next ball Hutchison sent to the new Law Courts for 5, followed by a 4 byt, soolher driva to the scoring board for 4, whilst the last ball of the over he drove into 'Queen's' Road for 6. This succession of big hits had
BROUGHT THE SCORE TO OVER (CO, Hennessy's "next over sent down against Oliver was a maiden. Main now took over the bowling from Clarke at the Pavilion and and from his first delivery Hutchison was cleno bowled. Score-113-8-39.
Lieut. Green followed at the wicket but he was clean bowled off the second ball sant down against him by Main. Score-112-9-0,
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HONGKONG-SECOND INNINGS.
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