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Bowling Analysis:
Hargreaves...' §. 0201 J. S. Curroem ..... 8 ༣ 11 1A. H. Madar
@ 1
17:08. H. Ismail. 6 1
THE RAJAH."
8
OMR....W.
14 0
2 0 14
0 28
24 1 A. H. Ramjahn..
6
0
20
Gould... ... 8:6.0 Gregory'. 2 0
1670 Ismail
6
-1
10
00. M. Omar... 1
08
A. el Arculli........ 1
0
- 1.8.0.
SECOND LEAGUN.
NAVY 2ND V. KOWLOON 2ND.
Boorca:-.
KOWLOON 2ND XI. H. Overy, o Pomfret, b Hagg.. A. J. Kow, b Pomfret
B. Petherim, o Harris, b Hogg. A. R. F. Ravon, b Poufret. W. I. Wonsor, b Pomfret....., rooudnoći (1. C. Long, e Harris, b Hogg... C. J. Trechi, o and b ́ Sladen ........ B. J. Edwards, b Pomfret ....... D. S. Green, b Pomfret
INTERESTING DAY'S PLAY. F. E. Lawrence, e Robertson, b
More Eight matches were played on D. Fritz, b More Satulay, three in the fist league, B, W. Bradbury, run out.
the second and threw T. Grimes, b Mare two in
The main features: Y. Abbas, c Lammert, b Moro.. "friendlies." were the unexpected defent of Civil F, J. Dennis, b Webster.......... Service on their own ground by an E. Mowfung, st. Claxton, b improved R.G.A. team; a century Lammert
by Claxton for the Club which in-w. Hall, o Mitchell, b. Lam-. cidentally brought about the big
gest innings in the first division of M. Pinna, c Dean, b.Webster... The league this season; a total by R. Moore, not out
Cruigengower which is smaller than A. A. Paice, b Webstor
the previous record" of 41; und a
| Ft. Hughes, b Pethorom
7
30
42
18
A. H. Rumjahn, run out A. dl Arculli, ét. Yeow, b Quick. 8. A. Iamail, o Rumjalin, b:
Quick="
N. B. Kitabell, '1.b., b'Rur
jabn
0A, K, Minu, b'Quick 120. Ismail, b Rumjahn 3A. H. Madar, run out 529. D. Ismail, b Quick
1 U. M. Omar, not out DIJ. 8. Currcors, b Quick.. 1S. H. Ismail, not aut Extrae
0:
0:
Total (for I wickets).....103
B. w.
M.C.L. ENTERTAINMENT.
On Saturday night the Kowloon Dock Branch of the M.C.L, gove their second showing of "The Rafahpore." The performers ap- peared to feel more confident than on the previous occasion and
O everyone seemed to be doing their best to give the audience a really pleasant evening. The house was nearly full and showed its on- thusiasm as well as its apprecia- tion by hearty and repeated applause, Miss Doris Puncheon as Miss Neal O'Neal, the Major's adopted daughter, played her part finely and showed some really good vocal talent in her singing. The second act when Electra, Goddess of Light, appears, is O perhaps the most charming part of the play, seeing the tiny mites, coming in as faries, and looking | so cute. The part of Electra was ably played by Miss Pearl Ogilvie, { The chorus was good. and their Victorian dance and dresses, looked charming, as was the two other dances given by younger members. One must not however D. E.G. Nicholson, b Cockoll.... 7formers, the Major (Mr. C. E. forget the male pertion of the per- F. C. Miller, st. Smith, b. Stewart) played his part well; so
Cockall
1 did Mr. G. White who took the part of the wicked spirit. The. 17humorous side was well kept up by 9Ah Sin (Mr. J. Nicols) and Pat, the, 5 Major's
man servant, Mr. A. 17 Duncan. The Kajah tried hard to forget his native tongue, and did
R.E. v. H.K.C.C. AND.
SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
W. Hall
3
0 80
E. Moare
2 0 21 CRAIGENGOWER.
0
N. W. Duck, nun out
Q. B. Raven, not out...
Extras.....
Bowling Analysis.
Total
M.
Balbatchot
4.
1
10
Bowling Analysis,
Rumjaka
1
44
g
R.
W. Paterson
0 9:
Surg.-Lt. Pomfret.12.3 5
17
5 Rakey
Lt. Hogg ...... 8 0 37
8 Quick
3 0 10
22
10
1
Mid. Sladon........ 0 24
NAVY, 2ND XT,'
1)
Mid. Wilson, b Overy
1
Scorca:-
Lt. D'Arcy Evans, & Overy, b
0. B. Raven
H.K.0.0. 2ND XI.
41
Extras
Total
36
Lt. Hogg, st. Edwards, b 0. B.
Raven
Mid, Sladen, o A. R. F. Raven,
b Overy
0
D. Reid, b Cockell
27 E. C. Hagen, b. Jacobs
Bowling Analysis.
Surg. Lt. Pomfret, c Duck,
b
G. H. Piercy, b Jacoba.
Petheram
8 C. R. Baron, b Jacobs
0. M.
R W.
8 2
16
Lieut. Jackson; not out
ཤྭ་
11
4
Licus. Harris, c Edward,
b
5
3
Overy
16
H. Griffin, o. Chippendall,
Winter
b
Extras
close finish between the 'Varsity and
Indian second strings. As a result
of Saturday's games, Civil, Service
have lost their unbeaten league rc-
cort, while the Gunners and senior
mert...
service gain their first leaguo vic- E. G. Lammers.
--
tories. All the oighteen teams com- G. R. More ........ 6 peting in both sections of the league R. E. A. Webster, 1.5 0 Inve bow broken their "duck"; a number have still to gain their first victory. With the exception of the Navy 2nd, every team in the junior division has been beaten but the Indians, Club, and University have! still to taste defeat in a senior league.
CIVIL SERVICE v. R.G.A.
Scores:-
B.Q.A.
24 J. N. Owen, run out
6 H. E. Hollande, run out .......
R. MacAlpine, i.b.w. Jacobs
Total (for 7 wickets)...139H. H. Taylor, not out
R. Y
9 0 26
6 1 21 3
Extras
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Total
B. Petheram
10
H. Overy
Bowling Analysis.
N. W. Duck
2 0 14
0
7
A. R. F. Raven... 3
0
23
0 Jacobg
0. 25. .73.3 1
31
0. B. Raven
6 0 48
10
2 Cockell Winter
0
Capt. Bensley, e Witchell,. b.
Reed Playing at home, the Club de Lieut. Hall, e Láng, b Roed .... cinted at 221 for a wickets, thanks Major Smith, run out to big acores by Owen Hughes, Lieut. Fendall, b Bird More and Claxton. Claxton's con- Bom. Doggerell, st. Holdman,
is '(retired)
third b Bird the tury mado in thia season's firs Lieut. Gayner, e Bird, b Evans, 18] league. None of the visiting bats Lieut. Smith, b Evans men got into double figures, all tires B.S.M. Page, e Ling, b Evans. 0 Club bowlers finishing up with ex Lieut. Parkes, Evans cellant figures.
¡Mr. Gnr. Rough, b Evans.... The Gunners could only muster Sgt. Bell, not out. 112 on the Civil Servico ground, of which the two Smiths contributed
Extras
the latter declaring at 195 for G. R. Sayer, e Major Smith, b wickets. The homo team never
Fencall
fight. Gould, however, prored Bheir Fendall
undoing, as he took 7 wickets for B. D. Evans, a Doggerell, b 16 runs in 7 overs, thus equalling
the number obtained by Rough. J. H. B. Nihill, 1.b.w. Rough...
While their seniors were losing at F. J. Ling, b Rough home, the Kowloon second eleven E. B. Reed, b Rough were beaten by the Navy juniors at F. H. Holdman, the Naval ground, Happy Valley, Rough
Wenser batted well for bis half een-R. E. O. Bird, not out:
23
.112
INDIANS 2ND v. UNIVERSITY XI.
Scores :-
University 2ND XI. J. L. Youngsayo, e Arculli, b
Sirdar Khan...
C. W. Lam, b Sirdar Khan...... A. Hoalim, h Sirdar Khan H. Y. Lama, run out
D. Lange Sirdar Khan, b
Arculli
M. A. Kyum, b H. Rumjaho
Extras
די
B. 18
Q 1 33
3 0 11 R..E
Major Gandy, b Roid
L. Sgt. Coelmli, b Reid.....
Capt. Chippendall, run qut
Col. Butterworth, e Owen, b
Griffin
6 very well. Barry (Mr. W. C.
the 01 Smith)
of the play B) could hardly be termed 3 I dashing lover but made up for 6f this by bis singing. Above all we
must not lose sight of the fact that, 68 it was an amateur performance, and Mrs. Jenner deserves credit for its fine success, and no doubt w.she feels satisfied for all the hard 4work she has put in., Bouquets and a tokens of appreciation were_pre-
sented at the close of the perform ance. A vote of thanks is due to those who so ably sold flowers and programmes as well as to the unseen hands beind the stage. We trust to see some more amateurper- formances in the near future.
1
5
4 C.S.M. Smith, e Reid, b Piercy 20 6 L. Sgt. Winter, b Piercy.........
0
18 S. Sgt. Brown,c,Taylor, b Griffin 13 0Q.M.S. Ramsey, a and b Reid... 16 Q.M.S. Jacoba, e Piercy, b Reid 2
22 Sgt. Humblin, e Reid, b Griffin 11
Saper Goodman, not out >>.....
Extras
92 G. H. Piercy
CHINESE 2ND V. CIVIL
- SERVICE 2NK.
0C. Choa, b C..Sara
1 W. Hunt, b A. Grimmett ......
Wan lu-shing, b G. Stra
K. L. Chan, 6 C. Sam
Wong Po-keung, e Cullip, b
ohout half. It was not expectel
Totál
that the home eleven would have
much difficulty in passing this total,
but none of the baiting talent could
Bowling Analysis.
21
get set with the result that they E. B. Reed
the highest number in a first league B; D. Evans....... 5.4 0. innings this TROTÍ
M. R. 11 3 31 were all out for 80. Master Gunner R. E. 0, Bird 9 4 22 Rough took wickets, thus equalling F. J. Ling
W.
2
8. Omar Shababuddin, e Samy,
b Areulli
V. F. R. Victajeq, b Arcilli...... 3
Total
1
34
0
23
5
b. V. F Madar
S. Hachiuma, st. ). Rumjaḥ,
12
Bowling Analysis..
•
"0.8.0.0.
Kowloon's trudlers appeared to A. E. Sutherland, b Rough. scod up easy stuff to the strong F. J. de Rome, c Iricut. Smith, Navy team that paid them a visit, b Rough
20
A. T. M. Barma, e O. Rumjalin,
h Sirdar Khan....
0.
M. I.
1 D. Reid
.14
3 3-1
W. H. Sling, not out
0 Griffin
0 21
5 E. G. Hagen
1
4 12
H. E. Hollandą.... 9
Fendall
13
looked like passing the Navy total. C. Witchell,, c Page,
Total
0 18 0
15
but until Gould was put on to bowl, Rough
there was a likelihood of a good A. E. Wood,
Parkes,
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
W
H. D. Rumjabi.... 7.1 3 Sirdar Khan
17
1
6
33
凄
Bovies:-
9 F. M. Arculli...... 5. 0
13
3
G.R.C. END XI.
4. Moosdoen 2 0.
14
0
c Parkes, b
M. P. Madar...... 2. Ο
i.R.C. 2ND II.
10.
11
H. D. Rumjahn, Kyum, b
Laing
Extras
2
D. Rumjahn, e Youngsaye, b
Total
86
Bowling Analysis.
0. Humjabn, c Shahabuddin, b
Laing
13
b Grimmett
F. M. Arculli, & C. W. Lam, b
0. M. 1.
W.
Laing
10
7
Sirdar Klian,
Sling, b
H. Kew, not out
3 31
3 Shahabuddin
10
Extras
0 2
0
E. Moosdeen, cand b Laing...
Total
A. H. M. Famy, b Hoalim.....
KOWLOON v. NAVY.
Bowling Analysis.
NAVX.
Secres :-
Rev. Fr. Purcell, c Jex, b
Earnshaw
72
17
14
D. Laing 0. ม. R.
89
0 18
Б 0
10
.......... ·4 Lt. Gould, b Pestonji.
Extras
12 Youngssye...
1.0
11
26
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
tury against tho fast bowler, Pom-
fret. The others did little as the
scores will show. The winners wero
still botting when stamps were dmwn.
At Soakumpon, the University
9 M. P. Madar, c and b Laing....
Hoalim
3) Grimmett .....
A: Bhi, c and b Grimmett..
70. Wong, run out
T. A. Wahab, b'Shahabuddin ... 13
21 8
N. M. Bux, e Lam, b Laing..... 10 R. A. Razack, not aut
.Extras
Total
second string beat the Indians Mr. Gnr. Rough...13.1 3
low-Hooring T. Fendall 13 second eleven after
The bowlers and field were Bomb. Doggerell., 1 match. on top during both inninge, the rivals being very keen. University were dismissed for 92 but the home! cleven were all out for 81.
An uneventful match at Poklulun between the Indian and Varsity first elevens onded in n draw.
The Club juniors went to Happy
Valley where they were beaten by Com. Jotham, b Pestopji
the second league leaders in a natch Lieut. Leslie, run out
in which the bowlers bad the best p. Com. Brookamithi, b Howell..
of the argument.
Bowling Analysis.
... 9:2 0
Although strengthened by several Mid. Evans, c and b Howell... A. Halim 9 first team players, the Chinese 2nd Lt. Com. Paffard, b Pestonji. 40 Shahabuddin ......... XI. lost at Causeway Bay to the t. Besant, not out
Civil Service second team by a big margin.
H.K.O.G.
Total (for 7 wickets)...195
Bowling Analysis;
0. M. The W.
UNIVERSITY v. INDIANE.
Scorea :-
UNIVERSITY. 3. A. Peterson, o Rumjahn, b
36 0 BH, Ismail
100 B. P. Ng, o Rumjohn, b S. H.
0
Leung Kami-cheung, a Beardall,
T. Wong, b Sara
J. M. Tam, b Grimmett
4
5.
SHOOTING ACCIDENT.
SERGEANT HALLAM
INJURED.
Sergeant H. W. Hallam of the 100 Police Force met with an accident whilst shooting out at Ping Shan, In the-New-Territories-on-Saturday being shot by his ccolic, with a 4 sporting rifle, while crossing a 8 stream. When examined
In
0 hospital, it was found that a number 0 of pellets had entered his rightside 5 and arm; his condition is not serious and he is not expected to be detained in hospital for more than a fortnight.
He was on what is described as the Lin Tak. Co's bund, when he handed over the rifle to the ser 10 vant. Somehow the trigger was accidently pulled and Sergeant Hallam was shot. The coolie at once ran away and the sergeant had to make his way, unaided, to the Pingshan station, about a mile away. There he was attended to and then taken to hospital:
34
M. п. W.
30. Sam... 7.2 B 12 4
81
Grimmett... 7. 3 16
0.0.0.0. 2ND XI,
Sergeant Hallam is well-known to local motor-cycle enthusiasts, being well-versed is all matters connected with "jiggers."
THE STAR.
"WAY DOWN. EAST.".
Griffith's biggest picture "Way Down East" enters upon the second and last day of its run at
R. Phayer, 1b.w. b C. Wong... 11 the Star to-day, When recently
A. Grimmett, Chan, b C. Wong WF. Harper, b Choa
6 W. Cullip, cand b T. Wong...... 20. H. Beardall, run out..........
9 C. Evang, 1:b.w. C. Wong
OH, Westlake, not out
R. Smith, not qut
Extras
34 shown at the Coronet crowds of 16 people were unable to gain admit- 4tance, and it was accordingly 4 arranged to bring the film over to 15 Kowloon for a brief season. "Way 33 Down East" needs nocommenda- ation. It has by this time become a 14 standard attraction of the screen, Lillian Gish and Richard Barthel- mess are the stars, and the cast is superlative, as is usual in a Griffith picture.
Tólal for 6 wicketa)...136
F. Davey, J. Gregory and C. Sara did not bát.
Bowling Analysis.
R. Postonji.........14.1 2
50
C. Fletcher... 61 0
25
A. W. Rameey.... 4 .2.
0. Woog
.106 F. W. Howell..... 4
0
25
3
Ismail
14 W. Hunt
6
48 L. E. Lammert....5
0
R. Earnshaw
8 0 29 1
15 T. O. Yoow, & Curreem, b Rum-
jabn
C: Chow
61
A. W Ramsey, a Lockhart, b 4 Evans *****
H. Y. Leong, o and b S. H.
Lemail
19 T. Wongifirns &
4
9 W. M. Gine, o Arculli, b
· KOWLOON 0.0.100
FIRST LEAQUE.
H.K.C.C. v..CRAIGENGOWER.
Scorea:
A. A. Claxton, retired
G. R. Mom, retired
H. Owen Hughes, st. Dennis,
b Bradbury
T. E. Pearce, not out
Extras
F. W. Howell, b Hargreaves.... 11 Rumjahn
Total (for 3 wkts. dec.12211. A. R. Duncan, b Paffard...... 17 M. H. Roffey, o 8. A. Iemail,
8. Jex, b.Gould ....
R. E. A. Webster, E. J. R. Mi-L. E. Lammert, c Paffard, b chell, Colonel Robertson, E. G. Gould...
136 8. H. Ismail
A. 9. Hett, b 8. H. Ismail ...... 28 AA Rumjabb, e Cuream, 'b England, J. P. Bridger, A. V. TR. Earnshaw, a and b Gould.... 0 Omar Den-and-By-Lammert did not w Ryder gb Gould-www.20 E. K Quick, US. H:
bati
BW Bradbu... 2.8 0.
A: A Prio MyPinna
Abbas
R. Postonji, o Lockhart, b Gould o Omar...... 3.0.Plotober, 1.b.w, Gould..... WJ.P. Robinson, not out ....
QS. E. Green, b.Gould.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis/.
O. M... B.
D. Fritz
0 27
8. 0
0
8 Q 89
0.
3
26 0
B. WA
8 0 85 8
SECOND DIVISION. I 310
F. WL D. F." 0841 Royal Engineers... 7 6 1 0 18 0 18 1 Civil Service 2nd. 9 5 3 1 '16)
H.K.C.C. and. ........... 6. 3.2.1, 10! RAM.C.
6.33 0
THE LEAGUE TABLE.
Indians 2nd..... 7 2 4 1
Kowloon 2nd....
Navy 2nd
University z0d.
FIRST DIVISION,-
Chinese 2nd..
W. LD,
29 Indian R
18 Civil Servică/
5 H. N Balhatchet, not M. B. Osman, not
7 University wit
RGA
NAVY
Kowloon Chinesa
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