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DIXON WINS MAIN EVEN
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COMFORT OF A SOFT COLLAR THE GOOD APPEARANCE OF· The programme consisted of six
fights, the principal tem being A STIFF COLLAR. WILL NOT Lfifteen-round contest for the Welterweight Championship-of WRINKLE WILT OR SAG,the Coloffs and the Scott Harston
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Bowling Analysia.
0. M. R.
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BESULT OF MATCHES
Baskett
21 3 Є0
5
Gordan
.12
ધી 43
2
King
0
18
Lay
0 20
1
Below will be found the scores in
Smythe
7
0
22
1
Clarke
3
0 14
1
yesterday's cricket matches (~
Bonnon
-0 B
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SHAMEEN.
HOLIDAY MATCHES,
A. T. Lay, b Pestonji
22
J. Rodgers, c Jex, b Pestonji...
£2
S. E. King, c Jox, b Fletcher 2
1
11
BAYER'S XI. v. MITCHELL'S . B. Gardon, c Jex, b Fletcher
P. E. Baskett, b Pestonji
XI.
Scores:- Mitchell's XT. First Innings ...321 SAYER'S XL-1st Innings. G. R. Sayer, c Jothan, b Poffurd 12 F. J. de Roine, b Lammert...... 10
A. A. Rumjahn, o and b Lam-
mert
E. K. Quick, b Pollard
D. Fritz, b Lammert
18
60
$20
A. E. Wood, a Jotham, b Denn. 10
H. N. Balhatchet; c-Lammert,
b Poffard
18
F. Baker, e Gregory, b Poffard. F. 6. Miller, c Poffard, b Dean.. U. Omar, c Lammiert, b Deun... Lang, not out
Extras
Poffard
Lammert
Gregory
Webster
More
Dean
Tatri
Bowling Analysis.
1. R. Clark, c and b Raiusay.....
H. H. Benson, not out
V. G. Smythe, e Ramsay, b
Earnshaw.
R. C. Wouds, cand b Ramsay... V. C. Olive, b Ramsay.
8. E. Green, c Jex, b'Ramsay...
Extras....
8 Pestonji Flotcher
Total
Bowling Analysis.
FOOTBALL
-ARMY-DEFRAT-NAVAL.
TEAM,
witnessed yesterday between A good game of football was teams chosen from the Navy and even and the Navy took the lead "Army," The opening play was very. when Balcombe beat Holland from close rarize.
but the good work of Logan in the The Army then took up the attack Belt between Sergt. Tilbe, R.G.A. Navy Roal kept the score down, and A. B. Dixon, of H.M.S. Ceala
However, Williams with a screw The spectators were treated to shot sent the ball into the corner several splendid scraps and of the net and made the scores thoroughly enjoyed the evening's
level. Continuing the pressure, sport, which was well up to the the Army took the lead through high standard of the Association's previous meetings. The Bind of Jones who drove the ball out of
Logan's reach.'' the King's Regiment was in atten- dance and during intervals played a five selection of music.
The officials were as unders
Mr. G.G. N. Tinson.
leading by two goals to one.
At the interval the Army were
After the change of ends the Boxing Committee: Mr. I. S. exchanges were fairly even until Castleding received and went in,. McCann (Chairman); Lieut Coin-beating Logan with a screw shot mander Douglas Hamilton, RN. Shortly afterwards Couzens came Licut-Commander Hake, R.NR, down the wing and tricking the Surgeon Lieut.-Commander Mac defence weat on and landed the Ewan, RN. Mr. A. Murdoch and ball high ft. the net. With a lead of four goals to one the game seemed certain for the Army but the Navy played up well. Burnett, receiving a pass from Castledine went in and gave Logan no chance with a high shot. The Navy had a turn of Time-keepers: Messrs. A. Battacking but Hood missed an easy chance and shot wide with only Allan and C. Bond..
Holland to beat. The Army forced a corner and Jones headed the ball into the net from the Lieutag kick putting the Army six
Official Referee: Mr. A. Murdoch Mano ger: Mr. J Brook. Medical Officers: Dr.Montague Harston, M.D., Dr. C. Forsyth M.D., Surgeon Lieut. Commander MacEwan, R.N.
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. T. G. Bennett.
In Charge of Scales:
Bell, R.N.
Referees: Dr. Minnett, Mr. W. Logan and Mr..W. S. Bailey.
Judges: Lieut. J. G. Jones, 2nd Battn. The King's Regi., Capuaia Cross, 2nd Bath. The King's Regt: Lieut-Commander. Hake, and Captain Howard, D.S.O,,* 2nd Battu. The King's Regt.
•
MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST. The first fight of the evening was between Stoker P. O. Young, of H.M.S." Diomede," and L/Cpl. 39 Drennan, of the King's The two men met previously in the King's
24
3 tournament, when the sailor was given the verdict on points. Young
2 opened very strongly, scoring
Up: The Navy then pressed for a time but the Army defence was sound and the final whistle sound- ed with the Army winners by six goals to one.",
Logan in goal for the Navy gave a good display and prevented thợ score running into double figures for the Army...
Army-Holland; Wynne and Williams *(King's); Howarth (RAMC); Hodgson (King's) and and Lt. Jones (King's), Castledine Lellion (R.G.A.); Williams, Burnett and Couzens (R.G.A.)
Navy Logan; Launing and
WHO'S WHO.
CHINA COAST CHANGES,
Captain C. C. Williams, of the "Wooming," is on lear
Captain), G. Carnaghan, of the, Poyang, has gone master. Woc
Captain G, P. McAdam, from leave, has gone master. "Poyang...
Captain N. H. Leitch, of the. "Suiyang, ja on reserve.
Captain P. R. Purslow, from leave, has gone master,Sulyang.”
Mr. W.E. Chapman has been ap pointed second officer, "Kansu."
Mr. G. Wood, second officer, "Kansu is on reserve.
Mr, A. Taylor, third engineer, Tungchow." is on leave.
·
Mr. E. R. McDermid, third engineer, "Tatung" has gone third, engineer, "Tungchow."
Mr. T. Wilkinson, from resCIYC, has gone second officer "Taisang."
Mr. J. J. McLeavy, second officer, Luenho," has gone acting chief officer, "Kingsing."
Mr. D. Summers, acting chief. officer. "Kingsing," has gonc second officer, same ship.
Mr. F. T. Harris, from leave, has gone chief officer. "Suiwa"
Mr. E. P. Kidby, acting chief officer," Suiwo," bas gone second officer, same ship.
Captain C. A. Robertson, of the "Kingsing," has gone muster,
Wosang
Captain L. G. King, of the “King- sing" is on leave.
Mr. J. B. Robson, from reserve,
has gone second officer, Mau- sang."
M. E. C. W. Hassel, second officer, "Mausang," is on leave.
Mr. G. Grist, chief engineer, "Fooshing," has gone chief engi- deer, "Tuckwo."
Mr. I. S. Holmes, chief engineer, "Tuckwo," is on leave,
Mr. A. Jackson, second engineer. "Esang," is deceased.
Mr. D. R. Fyfe has been ap pointed third engineer, "Esang"
officer, "Kaiping, has gone second Mr. W E. Castain, sup'y second
officer, same ship.
Mr. J. Sparling, sup'y second.
(Tamar) reserve.
Grindle (Submarines); Weedon, officer, Kwangping" (Submarines) Hudson
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and Butler (Ambrose); Grank Mr. E. J. Hemple has been 0 freely in the first round, without (Diomede) Balcombe (Despatch) appointed sup'y second officer,
6 much response from his opponent. Emery (Titania) Hood (Ambrose)
He used left and right very effec- 138 tively. The remaining five rounds
3
0.
E. W. .14 2 39
11 2 34
2 Earnshaw
6 1 29
6.3 2
10
11
9. Ramsay
16 Raven....
Shameen afterwards
4
3 1
went in wickets
174 again and made 55 for
when play ceased.
SECOND LEAGUE.
91.R.C. 2ND XI, v. R.A.M.C.
0. K.
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61
4
15
0 04
3
16 01
5 0 19 .....4
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Sogres
1
7
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012
MITCHELL'S XI.—2nd Iunings.
Jotham, c Rome, b Ling
Pollard, c Wood, b Quick
Webster, c Omar, b Quick
More, & Ling, b Quick Dean, b Quick
Mitchell, o Ling, b Quick England, not out
Pierry, not out
Extras
114
E.A.M.C.
|Cpl. Howarth, run out
Bt. McCurach, Kitchell, b
H. D. Rumjahn
Capt. Walker, e and b Areulli
10 Cpl. Perey, c H. D. Rumjabo,
b Moondeen
31
4
were fairly evén, both men going in for some heavy hitting and treating the spectators to a sport- ing if not very scientific exhibition. Drennan used a straight left well at times and was smart on his feet, making Young miss many times. The Stoker was seen to advantage when the pair got to close quarters, At the conclusion of a very even contest, Young was declared the winner on points.
FEATHERWEIGHT CONTEST,
and Burd (Tamar).
Referee: Mr. Wakeham.
GARRISON LEAGUE,
WINNERS v. RUNNERS-UP,
of the Garrison league, wet the "C" Company, King's, winners Headquarters "B" King's in an exhibition match prior to the Navy `v. Army match, the result being a goalless draw. After the game the cup presented by General Sir John Fowler, G.O.C., China command was presented to "C" Coy. and medals to the players of both
Private Beale, of the King's Opposed Bugler Robbins, R.M.L.L, H.M.S."Tamar," in what was set down as a six round featherweight teams.
Beate was all over his -4-opponent-from-the-start, scoring just as he pleased. The Bugler
!
contest.
44
7
1 was entirely outclassed, and just before the end of the first round caught one on the point, which sent him to the floor. The second round was about a minute old when
Pte. Nash, b H. D. Rumjahn... 56 Major Jones, run out
Beale rejected the dose, sending
5
12
Pte. Osborne, not out
23
11
Pte. Wilcox, e Minu, b H. D.
Rumjaho
count
0
Pte. Chilton, b H. D. Rumjahn.
4.
HONGKONG-LEAGUE;"
DIVISION. I
H.M.S.
H,MS. "Diomede" 4 "Hollyock" I. On the Hongkong Club ground his opponent down for the full yesterday afternoon these teamis met in a league game, the result being a win for the "Diomede,' by four goals to one. The Hollyhock The fight between Telegraphist were the first to store, Saukey beat "Diomede," and Bombardier goal. Halftime score, "Hollyhock," 12 Barton (168 lbs.) RG.A.; "Diomede," 0.
HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST.
"Kwangping"
Captain R. Macfarlane, of the "Kalping" is, on leave.
Capt. J. C. Laing, of the "Kwang- ping," has gone master," Kaiping." * Mr. W. T. Barkus, chief officer, Kaiping," bas gone acting master, "Kwangping"
§ Mr. W. Sudbury, second officer,
officer, same ship. "Kaiping," has gone acting chief:
Mr. H. Mawson, from reserve, has gone chief officer," Kiangeu."
Mr. E. D. Penhale, chief officer, "Kiangsu," is on reserve.
Mr. HL W. Parry, from leave, has gone chief officer, "Honam." Mr. A.S.T. Failer, chief officer, "Hobam," has gone second officer, *Kinshan."
Mr.. W. B. Richardson, second officer, Kinshan," is on reserve......
Mr. J. F. Johnson, second officer,
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Captain A. J. Rainey, of the
"Sarvistan."
Total (for & wkta., dec.)101 Pte. Pilcher, c Sadick, b Madar. Cook, (160 lbs.) of HMS.ing Flušky in the "Diomede's" | "Annanestan has gone master
Cpl. Pigott, b HD. Rumjaho...
Extras
Bowling Analysis.
Tang
Quick
0. M. R. W. .18 1 41 1 ...11 0 40 4
Tatol
Fritz
3 0 9 1
Bowling Analysis. SAYER'S -End Innings. F. M. Arcuili......10 Bayer, c and b More.......
0.
M.
was BOOD over. It opened. Early in the second half Staple- .161 spiritedly, the Artilleryman attack-ton made the scores level and ing strongly. He did not take long Rigby adding three goals, the to finish Cook off. After receiving. "Diomede" won as above. E. w.punishment about the body, the 0 58 Bombardier got over a band left and
put the -Telegraphist down.for.tle) .07
O full count.
50 H. D. Rumjahn ...19:2 1 F. J. de Rome, a and b More.... 24 Birdar Khan....... 30 16
0 31 Moordoen......... 9. Rumjahn, b More Wood, at. Gace, b Lammert..... 25 Madar ............. 31 Quick, at. Gace, b Lammert..... Tatz, c Dean, & More .................
Balhatchet, not out
Baker, b More.
Miller, not out
Extras
Gregory
Lammert
Moro....
Poffird
15
89]
I.B.C. 2ND XI.
41. M. P. Madar, e Osborne, b Nash 260. Bumjubo, o Capt. Walker.... H. D. Rumjahn, o Howarth, b 1 Nash....
19 F. M. Arculli, b. Nash ....
Total (for 7 wkts.).....260]
Bowling Analysis.
M.
E. A. Mogsdeen, b.Capt. Walker Sirdar Khan, b Nash
A. H. M. Samy, c Osborne, b
Nagh
B. W. A. Kitchell, Capt. Walker, b
Or Noth
0.
·5 0 87 ..18
1 80 M. Badicis, c McCurach, b Peroy
..17 3. 76. A. E. Minu, cand b Nash
8 0 97 0 J. B. Ackber, not aut ..............
11 0
Dean .................... 3
0
KOWLOON C.C. v. SHAMEEN.
Boares:-
KOWLOON 0.0.
A. W. Ramsay, Rodgers, B
Gardan
B. Jox, Benson, b Hay
L, A. E. Damenn, e Clark, b
Baskatt....
A J. Kow, Lb.w. Gordan..
1
::
1 LIGHTWEIGHT CONTESTS. 1 A. B. Henas, of HMS, "Diomede," and Pte. Flynn, King's, who had already previously met 4twice with honours oven, were the
next pair.
10
0
It went the full ten rounds, and
given the verdict, a decision not altogether favourably received by
section of the audience.
a
WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. was the fifteen round contest for "The attraction of the evening
the Welterweight Championship of the Colony and the Scott Harson Belt between Sergt. Tribe, R.G.A
19 was a stirring, hard hitting affair. and A. B. Dixon, HMS. Cicala.
1
Captain P. R. Grierson, of the “Sarvistan,” has retired.
Mr. J. S. Belietty from · 16- serve, has gone second officer,
"Sarvistan."
Mr. J. Welch, acting second off- CEI, Sarvistan has gone third officer, "Arabistan,"
THE "STAR.
"OMEDY COMPANY IN.
SECRETS."
The Forbes-Russell Company ap near in Secrets" to-night at the
4 Both men were very game and ex- Tribe weighed in at 141 lbs., three Star Every company has its 1 changed blows right...heartily lbs. heavier than his opponent favourite bill, and we understand Flynn was not seen to advantage Both men appeared in excellent that the members of the cast prefer 2 In the first round but later he went condition. The first round opened Secrets to anything else they for his opponent at close quarters tamely, both engaging in-a lot of du. This being so, an unusually 7and meted out much punishment,
receiving a lot in exchange. The footwork and exchanging a few Age entertainment can be predict sailor was the better man at long round was a much brighter affair
blows at long range, The second ed range, but found Flyon always Tribe and Dizon getting home larly fine part in this play, and, of Mian Niqua Lewis has a particu rushing in and sending left and some hefty punches to the face. right, to the face. Flynn was Tribe effectively covered. Once he course, the other artistes play with To-morrow night's bill, is The
50 scan to advantage from the fifth was sent to the floor and Diron was
round onwards and was frequently.
Extra
Total
Bowling Analysis,
B. W.
Fash Capt. Walker
10.2 8
·15 0
.81
74 Parog
ទ
1
17
4
B. Earnshaw, e King, b Baskett 9
A Raven, o Rodgers h Clare.
W. Hyde, cand b Baskett......
Rodger
7
16
HOCKEY.
CLUB
BIOMEDE
R. E. Lindsell, o Gerion, b
Bankett......
J. C. Fletcher,
-----Bankett-
Pestonji, b Sma OH. Eayan, riot out,
Extras
The following
November 414SML
18 Edmonds Gr
14 AS Hett: the Kễ
TCR Baron; J
419 Woodward; Gay Mor
all their customary verve.
CONSIGNEES', NOTICES.
Dargo arrived per
West Kader"
scoring with left and right, having guilty, in the heat of the moment, Naughty Wife" an amusing farce, of delivering... a foil, blow, plenty of sting in his blows. In the bit the caforce signalled to the mon eighth round Hines fought back vely pluckily and not home round was in Dixon's favour: The to continue. The remainder of the some falling left. The ninth end came in the third round. The saw Firon piling up the mallor, satisfied that he had weighed | points again, Both men lasted his opponent's ability sufficient very well and were full of fight aty, carried the fight to Tribe's restuing undelivered after today. the end. The verdict was given to corner and scored frequently by opisy do mes AEDI Flynn, a popular decision.
Baumboldta, datELEE Whilst recovering from one of the All goods par .. Benmob BANTAMWEIGHT CONTEST. onslaughts, Tribe left himself opening undelivered steer to-morrow" will" bei, ~Two bantams from the Blog's, and Dixon seizing the oppurtunity, cadjuntoto rout Agents-Gibb, Living- Pte. Smith and Pte. Jones wont sent a hard left right to the point, I ston & Do, kitd. the full six rounds. It was by no Tribe dropped like a log He wok meme
sans a scientific sxhibition, Jories | a count of eight but then stoma
very wild stilmes,rashing in dazed, and was apparently in no
pancham: Condition to continue that Arki Kiind coming up Dixen went for Bla
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