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THE HONGKONG

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Cricket Notes

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1938.

By "R. Abbit" Australians

Work-Outs

Navy Seconds Given Fast

Now In A

Good Position

CRAIGENGOWER THEIR ONLY RIVALS

(By "Captain Foster"),

(Continued from Page 8.)

are the probable starters and jockeys

for the main classic event:

Pony

Annaliella Bredon Cape York Criftel

King's Privilege

Little Audrey

By liver

Josephine

Sea Urchin Tornado Star

Jockey.

D. Proulx

J. Halch

3. C. Linn

J. Pate-Hunt

V. V. Needa

it. c. s

W, TH, S, Davi

11. Meitland

C. Encarancao

D. Black

H. Mailer

Annabella has been under a cloud, but it is learned on good authority that she is no longer on the walking list ond the connections are quite confident of getting the mare in per- fect condition for the big classle.

Let us hope so, but in the meantime 1 cannot give her my vote.

her

The gallop of King's Privilege with Mr. Needs up over a mile last Friday in 2.00.2/5 has strengthened prospects as a potential winner for the Rooty-Hill Derby, and her chief opposition is no doubt Lillie Audrey

The Navy had little difficulty winning their game on Saturday last against the Recreio second eleven. In fact they rather tore them up and threw them away. The Recreio batted first and were all out for 85, and when one realises that A. E. Noronha batted all through for 31 runs, and L. G. Gosano, going in second wicket down, made 30 before he was run out, the general weak-ing quite well and the little maiden ness of their batting will be apparent.

any

seven

Church was not out 22.

Actually the Navy won by 9 wie- kets. This puts them in n strong position Indeed as regards the Shield. They have only one

more match to play against University on

and Criffel. Little Audrey is look

has never failed to impress in her home run. Although, Criffel's time over a mile was better than that of

LEAGUE CRICKET

Kowloon First Eleven

Most Recreio

The following teams have been

selected to represent the Kowloon Cricket Club in their cricket League fixtures on Saturday:

Curiously enough, in spite of the minutes to four. Stewart hudher stable companion, King's Iri- small score no less than five bowlers scored 14 when he was caught, off a vilege, the damsel of John Peel seems were tried. Jeffery, who is quile full toss and shortly after Mitchell to me is not that type of animal to useful medium bowler, did not get was Anely caught on the boundary lost the distance.

Thie, of course.

14 wickets but as he sent down by F. A. Broadbridge. Another wie-my own candid opinion though I may seven overs for four maldens and het fell cheaply and then Bishop be wrong. Bredon appears to me

runs, he cannot be said to Joined Armstrong and a big stand a good miler, but the mare should not have done badly. Church got two ensued. He might have been caught be under-estimated. I have not seen for 10 and Johnson, who appears to at 9 but after that he played a much of Tornado Star, but the man- have kept on rather long from his watchful innings, though he got to ner in which she finished her trip Agures, although of course he may 40 in 30 minutes hitting fours, over 11⁄4 miles in 2,36 last Thursday have been clumped heavily in his Armstrong's innings over-topped | hnx opened my eyes and I certainly last over or so, took 2 for 31. How-everything else. It was an excellent recommend punters to follow this ever, the fifth bowler to be tried, knock in which he made 100 in 103 chestnut mare of the Kong Bros, at

the Annual Meeting with Hutley, who was played as a bat at minutes, hitting 13 fours.

Ave dollar the last moment vice Blacker in the With just over two hours, accord-billt euch way when she weighs out. United Servlees and Club game, ran ing to the legal time, but probably right through the tail of the side and far less in view of the abominable took 5 for 19 in 5.5 overs. He also light that developed very early last made 68 while Webster was not out Saturday, the K.C.C. had practically 08. D'Arcy Evans got 19 and no chance k winning. Baxter seems definitely to have returned to form and knocked up 53 In a care- ful innings, and before stumped, Arthur Lay made 24 and R. T. Broadbridge 27 not out. When stumps were drawn about six the the Pokfulam ground and if they total stood at 143 for 5 wickets.

can't quite explain how it is, but I win that no one beat them. Cral-feel that there is a strong resem- genpower have two games to play blance between the cricket of these and can draw level if they win both

Ꭲ of them. They should have no troulent result. (N.D.

of two sides and a draw was an excel- This is not in- ble to-morrow in beating Recreio attended to be rude!) Happy Valley, but their final match on the 19th is against the Hongkong Club on the Club ground and they will have to go all out to win out- In the Senior Division there are right. It is a most interesting post-two gonies which are of particular tion.

interest to those who are agitated about the destination of he Shield. The LR.C. are at home to the long- kong Club, and this should be Ariny "A" had very Htile difficulty

mast interesting game. After the beating the Civil Service by Club's defeat by Kowloon on Satur wickets. For the C.S.C.C.. Harper day

seems to have struck form again, got going with 20, but only MarGowan, I. E.

Strange and Street made double figures besides. The total was only 07 which

34 sides will field their fullest strength. C. W. Lam (Capt.), N. Broadbridge, cluded.

in On the whole I think a draw is pro- U. H. Esmail, D. Hung. A K Ismall, 15-extras-The-Army-obable. the runs easily. The Civil Service

A. M. Omar, W. Rapley, G. Souza, Another question is whether Cra-W, K. Way, G. Winch and A. Zim- seconds, however, did not do so badly as their star batsman, Daniells Bengower playing on matting will be mern. Reserve, E. H. Esmat!. has been translated to the first ele- have been published and if they able to defeat. the Army. Both sides ven. and I am told Westlake has play as selected they seem to me to School been bitten by the Golf germ. will be a great loss to them.

who

The

AN EASY VICTORY

INDIANS LOSE AGAIN

He

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

1st XI v. Reerelo (Away).D. J. N. Anderson (Capt.), G. C. Burnett, K. M. Baxter, E. C. Fincher, S. Jex, R. E. Lee, N. D. Lloyd, W. Mulcahy, T. A. Madar, G. F. O'Bryen and F. Zimmern. Umpire, 3. P. Robinson.

2nd XI v. Army "B" (Home). A. A. Dand (Capt.), R. Baldwin, F. A. Broadbridge, R. T. Broadbridge, S. A. Gray, G. A. V. Hall, B. D. Lay. A. T. Lay, J. R. Luke, W. L. McKenzie and C. B. R. Sargent. Umpire, H. Overy. Scorer, H. Brokenshire.

Craigengower v. Schools

last the Indians should, of

The following will represent the course, win but I am by no means Craigengower C. C. against the Com- sure that this will be the case. Ibined Schools, on Sunday,

assuming of course that both mencing at 2 p.m.:

com-

ground. This leaves Cral-

be about the best available, Again gengower to play its extra match to I expect a draw, though it is an ex-draw level with the number played tremely open match.

by the Recreio are at home to K.C.C, but Recreio easily enough and if so they Navy. They should beat Police were all over I.R.C. they will be lucky if they escape will draw level with the Navy at second eleven. Chrey (55), Pope defeat. If the Civil Service were the top of the Lengue Table. (32), and Loughlin (27) were the playing on the Navy ground on mut- For the rest, the Police should principal scorers in a total of 171 ting I rather think they would win beat the Civil Service recond eleven; runs, As usual I. Ali did bett

better

but there is no doubt Paxton is very the Club will probably be too good than any other bowler, taking & for much better on a gruss wicket and for the University, while there 51, while Barna took 4 for 43. Once he

will wont some watching, I should be an uncommonly good game more, however, the Indian batting have not seen the Navy side but between the K.C.C.

and Army "" broke down hopelessly, I. Ali made the Civil Service team is much the on the K.C.C. ground. I think 12 but

everyone else failed rom- same except for the resurrection of good deal depends on whether Car- pletely with the exception of A. A. one of those players who describe porul Webb is playing for Army "B" Azis who knocked up 16. They themselves na veterans and are des- and, if so, wether he comes off. were all out for the miserablé tolalcribed by their mates (in Devon- of 40. It is high time that I. Ali shire at all events) as qualified was should be moved up to the first ele-birds. It should be quite a good ven. It will ruin his cricket if he contest.

is playing under the clrcumstances which now appertain. I think it is quite on the cards that a season with the first, plus some conching from

JUNIOR DIVISION

As for as the cards show I.R.C.

#

At the moment of writing the weather 50 cold and wel that the thought of cricket is absolutely re- volting. Le U3 hope that the

improvement in the weather which the Observatory talked about quite a long time age will not delay s appearance any longer. If we get a A. H. Madar and A. R. Minu, might and Army "A" have no game. Navy dry day to-day and a sunny Saturday well turn him into one of our coming second are turning out against the moming there ought to be some cricketers. I may be wrong but Central British School, who 1 un- pretty funny wickets about, but at there are so few who offer any possl-derstand, have a score to wipe out present one feels as if one would bilities that it is a pity to waste any from the previous fixture on the never see the sun again. of them.

(Note: The I. R. C. skipper has apparently heard R. Abbit's cry. Ismail All has been taken up to the first for the League match against the Hongkong C. C. 10-morrow. Sports Editor).

A GOOD GAME

Craigengower, who are the only rivals of the Navy second, eleven for the Junior Shield, bent the Univer alty at Happy Valley by 24 runa. The win, however, was less convinc- ing than some of their earlier games and but for an innings of 60 runs by A. Zimmern they would have been in a very bad way. Indeed, he and D. Hung (27) made a

very large proportion of the home alde's runs. Their

total was 150 which looked enough. However, the University are by no means a bad batting aide and Oh (20), Ng (35), Phong (19), and Loke (17) bll helped to swell the score. The Craigengower

wie- ketkeeper seems to have had rather a day off as there were no less than 20 byes, second top score. On look- ing at the figures of this game I am not so sure that the Navy have too cusy a job on to-morrow, but quite possibly they will rise to the occa Blon.

DINA

of not losing the match

by

A GOOD CENTURY

The Club second eleven made very

hanging on until they had made: 214 "for" "wickets," ullliough': they “wora quite entitled to do so, I think,”## Chir al ciored their innings at three

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