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INTERFORT, CRICKET

TRIAL.

SATURDAY'S MATCH NOT

VERY HELPFUL.

Except for occasional glimpses of brilliance on the part of a tow of the players, the trial match which was played on the Hongkong C.C ground on Saturday did not reach Interport standard and provided little assistance to the selection committee.

The team captained by H. R. B. Hancock consisted of what was prac:

an Interpart

with the tically

replied with 127 (Crawcraft 86 and MacDonald 83). Hiptoola was the moet successful bowler with an analysis of five wickets for 81. runs.

INDIANS WIN..

Easily Beat Craigengower Second Team.

Through consistency in their batting the Indian R.C. knocked up 141 runs against the Cralgengower C.C.__at Seckumpoo and won by $2 runs. For the hosts Mohammed was top scorer with 30. The visitors replied with 59, Gill contributing 31. A M. Rumajahn took four wickets for 19 runs.

younger players in tion under the captaincy of E. B. Reed, as

- possibles for Interport honours.

Reed's eleven batted first but both dis- Rumjahn and Goldman were missed early. Richardson played a very steady lanings and collected 58 Anderson before being well caseswall contributed 20, while

FLAT-

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

High Scoring on the Civil Service Ground. High scoring was the order of the

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V.R.C. NIGHT FETE,

TWO RECORDS RROKEN ON SATURDAY EVENING.

As a fitting analo to a successful 'season, two records were broken at the V.R.C. bath on Saturday even- last ing, when the Club hold its swimming night feld: There was quite a large gathering of spectatore,

among whom were H.E., the Officer Administering the Government (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.) and Commodore R. A. 8. Hill, R.N.

The two record-breakers were J. R. Johnstone, who clipped 20 seconds of the previous best time for the 880 own, made yards incidentally his outside the V.R.C. boat house as far back as 1016), and Wong 3long-hong, who won the 100 yards Back Stroke Championship of the Colony in the ex four seconds batter than the record set up by Leung Siu-man last year.

red to get half a century though he day on the Civil Barvice ground where / collent time of 71 2/5 seconds, nearly

rather scrappy knock Falley started cautionsly and gars few chances in making 22 without being defeated. The innings realised a total of 179 runs for the loss of seven wickets

Bowker opened successfully but was taken off early. His two wickets in five overs only, cost him seven rana. None of the other bowlers could do much, Wyatt and Owen Hughes being particularly

off form.

Hancock's eleven had not much time in which to make the necessary runs and when stumps were drawn had only three compiled 96 for the loss of

top scorer wickets. W. Brace was while Major Crake had made 27 when the innings, was brought to a close. Scoren:

E. B. Reed's Team,

A. A. Rutnjahn, c Owen Hughee,

b Bowker

L. Goldman, c Crake, b Parker

J. Richardson, + Fincher, b

MUSNOR

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J. N. Anderson, lib.v., Masson,

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W. A. H. Maxwell, e Fincher,

b Parker

50

V. W. L. Stanion, 1.b.w., Brace

4

W. R. Folley, not out

22

W. Hung, not out

Extras

178

Total (for 7 wkta)"...

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A. Reid, D. R. Kelly, F. Holdman and E. B. Reed did not bat.

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Total (for 3 wkts.)

the home team entertained the Hong- kong Univeralty, who, batting Brat, complied the huge score of 208 runs for the loss of four wickets declared E. A. Lee, was top scorer with 71. The hosts replied with. 162 runs for nine wickets, J. Barrow making 41 and B. D. Evans 89,

Recreio v. Hongkong C.C. Playing on their own ground the Club de Recreio lost to the Hongkong Cricket Club seconds. The Island team knocked up 161 (J. R. Hinton 40) while the hosts made 94 rans. G. E R. Divett returned the best average taking four wickets for 13 runs while Skinner took two for seven.

Police v. Civil Service, The Police RC. entertained the Civil Service C.C. and were easily beaten

found The hoste

the visiting bowlers in great form and could only muster together. 61 runs. S. Randic dismissed four batsmen for 18 runs while G. Robertson dismissed four for 26. The Civil Service players replied with 120, R. Baker taking, four wickets for 42 runs,

R.E. & S. v. Diocesan Boys.

The Diocesan Boys' School continue

There were only two competitors in being the other beside Johnstone, the 880, yards race, L. Roza Pereira who took the lead right from the start and gradually but surely drew away from Pereira. At the finish, John- atone was slightly over a length in front of Pereira, his time for the distance being 11 mins. 57 2/5 secs. Fereira finished in 12 mins, 25 secs.

Back Stroke Title. Although Loung Sia-man entered for the 100 yards Back Stroke Cham pionship of the Colony, he did not de- fend his title, leaving Johnstone to pace Wong despite the former's long race a few minutes before.

Miss M, George won the 100 yards Free Style Ladies' Championship of the Colony, while Miss D. Kont was second, almost 10 seconds behind the winner.

One of the most successful events. of the evening was the Pillow Fight competition, which was won by R. Silva-Netto, who beat George Lynn in the final. This event provided the humour of the evening. A pole was suspended across the bath and the sitting competitors fought it cut astride in the middle.

two.

The last event of the evening was 5 to show improvement in their cricket

a water polo game between the Royal and on Saturday they easily account-

Navy and the Fukien Olub, the ed for the RE & S., a strong second

former emerging victors by three division team. The soldiers were all goals to The Chinese were the out for 102, R. Lee taking seven

Arst to draw blood, but the sailors wickets for 28 runs. The school boys lised soon after. After the re made 168 rums, E. K. Lee being res- ponsible for 50. Turner took three wickets for six runs.

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R.

H. R. B. Hancock, Capt. J. Reynolds, A. H. Musson, II. V. Parker, Col.. F. J. Wyatt and A. C. I. Bowker did not bat.

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Kelly

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Anderson

Reid Ramjahn

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LEAGUE MATCHES. University Surprised in the

Second Division...

The University seconds were, sur- prised in their first match of the sea- son when they lost to the R.A.S.C. at home. The hosts batted first and scored 122, of which G. E. Yech made 48 and A. Aziz 86. Fry took five wickets for 84 runa. The visitors

Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI v H.K. Electric. Kowloon Cricket Club second eleven defeated the Hongkong Electric by

90 runs in a match played on the K.C.G. ground yesterday, The K.C.C. batted first and compiled a total of 161 for the loss of six wickets, the chlet contributors being Petheram,. (49 not out) and Lee (37). The visitors were dismissed for 85 (P. Themson 19). Ross secured six wickets for 32 runa...

YESTERDAY'S MATCH.

Civil Service C.C. Defeated by The Volunteers.

In a whole-day friendly match at Happy Valley yesterday, a team from the Volunteers met and defeated the Civil Service Cricket Club easily by 103 runs.

miled. 60.

first knock, Civil Service 153, of which Richardson No other player met with any success with the bat, Kelly with 10 to his credit being the next highest scorer. Going on late, Folley captured three wickets for 18 runs. Summers and Reid also took three wickets each, the former giving away 80 runs and the latter 42.

After a somewhat shaky start, the Volunteers had much thoir own way against the Civil Service bowlers, W. C. Hung was top scorer with 64, while R. M. Wood made 62 and F. Zimmern 45.

Civil Service tried no less than eight bowlers, Strange returning the best analysis with 2 for 14.-.-.

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sumption the Chinese had the lead again but the Navy were not to be denied, scoring two goals towards the end to win the game by the odd goal in five.

The Prizes.

After the prizes were presented to the successful competitors by Miss F Hunt, many couples took the floor in the Club hall to music by the Lyric Orchestra)

The dull results were as follows:" 50 yards Members' Handicap,-1, A. V. Gosano; 2, J. A. Victor. Timo! 32 xecs.!

880 yards Free Style (Champlon- ship of the Colony)-1, J. R. John- stone; 2, L. Roza Pereira. Time 11 mins. 67 2/5 secs. (Record).

50 yarda Boya Handicap-1, A. Roza; 2, E. Marques. Time: 40

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Pillow Fight (Members)-Winner: R. Silva Netto: Runner-up: George Lynn.

100 yards Free Style (Ladies' Championship of the Colony),-1, Miss M. George; 2, Miss D. Hunt. Time: 1 min. 25.2/6 seca.

100 yards Back Stroke (Cham pionship of the Colony)-1, Wong Siong-heng: 2, 3. R., Johnstone, Time:" 27 2/5 secs. (Record)...

Services Team Race (four a_side, 1 Royal each to swim 50

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