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K.C.C.'S WIN.

Jupiter Pluvlus was scowling on the Bowling Greens in the Colony during the week, but by noon on Saturday he had decided to take a back sent and the Bun broke through, making conditions for the "old man's game" ideal. A great deal of interest centered round the state of the greens.. How wonia them were they play? Some of played on for the first time this season and the various experts charge of the greens had An anxious time.

KOWLOON DOCKS v. POLICE INTERPORT CRICKET.

On their own green, the Kowloon Docks R.C. boat the Police R.C. by 20 shots. Scores:- K.D.R.C.

Police R.C.

J. Puhcheon G. Henderson

W. Glendenning

Griffin

J. O. MeLaggan P. Condon ¡S. Gray

(akip)

C. S. Atkinson J. A. Lindsay K. McKelvie J. C. Brown

(skip)

L. Mist

XI FOR SHANGHAI NOT YET SELECTED.

SATURDAY'S TRIAL.

Some of the batsmen found the light difficult, the wicket being laid from the Queen's-road side to the Chater-road side, at right angles to the usual pitch.

MONDAY, MAY 7, 1928.

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as harbor, plow, and altho,)

24

A. Clark (skip)

16

J. Oram

R. Marks

Hong Kong's Interport cricket team for Shanghai has been chosen yet, At the iment, the question remains one of which "players can get leave,

not

12

mo-

15

16

17

18

19 10 U

12.

13

14

05

16

17

J. C. West

18

19

J. Moss

22

(skip)

20

S. C. Goodman W. P. Hedley

W. Hollands

An interesting but not exciting trial was played on Saturday at II.K.C.C.. ground between captained by Mr. Sayer and Hancock.

20

21

|22

23

teama

Mr.

24

25

26

F. Cullen

in

Clark

27 29

29

30

130

32

33 34

R. Lapsley (skip)

Mair

27

(skip)

18

36

137

38

39

UG

73

Ца

14/2

43

मप

45

Division II.

16

47

48

50

151

152

53 54 55

56

157

58

59 760

161

162

63

67

165

150

68

69

©THE INTERNATIONAL, SYNDICATE.

HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL (GoRL) |

40-Extreme top

||50-Undermine

CIVIL SERVICE v. K.L.G.C.

The games in the first division be- tween the Kowloon C.C. and Civit Service at Kowloon and the Kow- loon Bowling Green and Craigen- gower at Kowloon lived up to ex- pectations and provided strenuous contests. K.C.C. won at home and this early success against a team that is tipped for the honours vice C.C. defeated the Kowloon ought to do them a great deal of B.G.C. by IL shots. The visitors ly after the opening and ran up 44 good. The K.C.C. green is in very had one player short on one rink fine condition and had seldom play- and were penalised 25 per cent. ed better. The visiting skips de-Scores: scribed it as the best green in the CS.C.C. Colony,

Naval Bowler's Success.

Duckitt played - an enterprising innings of 36, which included two mighty sixes, one from each end. At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser-Sayer began poorly but batted fine-

K.B.G.C.

S. Eccleshall. H. Stonham Contrary to expectations, Craigen-E. W. Simmonds Rundell

Silkstone gower beat the Bowling Green and R. R. Davies.

Hall as they have a good many young J. C..Fletcher players 'and as very few have play- (skip) 15 (skip) ed together before, they have done F. H. Holdman Matthews something to be very proud of.

L. Luck

Drake Kowloon Dock followed up last year's successes by a pronounced win over the Police, who year after year provide formidable, rinks and are

a power to be reckoned with either home. or away.

W.-J. Bickford A. B. Allan

(skip)

L. E. Longbottom W. Cuff C. E. Jones

A. E. Murphy

not out.

The bowlers on both sides were steady rather than brilliant. Waters, of the Royal Navy, who has not played much here, proved to be a find. He is a right-arm, medium- paced bowler with a good length. There was a bad spot which he 21 found consistently and the result was that the ball shot along wick- edly. One of these took Hayward's wicket. Scores -

Mr. Sayer's Side.

E. J. R. Mitchell, b Reynolds Capt. N. A. Thorp, l.b.w., b

7

318

1-Rested 7-Alvors 13-Period (pl)

14-Female rotativo 16-Ireland (Poetical)

17-Drunkarda

-Hatt

34 (skip)

24

18-Claw

Hogbin Roylance

19-Inacot (pl.)

Parker

7

20-Employ

J. R. Archibald

(skip)

T. R. Fotster

O. Moor,

e Owen Hughes, b

1-Akin

23-6haltered alda

15

(skip)

25

Musson

6

24-By

G. R. Sayer, not out

44

64

53 Pay Lt.-Comdr. A. P.`Shaw, c

Hayward, b Quick

30-Drenched

27

$2-A frate

C.C.C. v. YACHT CLUB.

E. R. Duckitt, 1.b.w., b Parker

36

35-Mund

2

0

38-Old

39-Roved

1

13

In the second division a very in- teresting match took place at the Valley between Civil Service and Kowloon Bowling Green. The visitors had two very strong rinks and they got home by many shots.

C. D. Wates, c. Quick, b' Parker The other rink of Kowloon failed badly and was the cause of Civil. On their own graen, the Craigen-¡ S. J. Jordain, b Musson Service getting the points. However, gower C.C. defeated the Royal E. R. West; b Parker

Extras there are great possibilities about Hong Kong Yacht Club by 31 the Civil Servants and they look shots. Scores:- like a side that will be very difficult C.C.C. to beat anywhere. The Civil Ser- S. Deacon vice green, which has just been Y. Abbas opened after an overhaul, played beautifully and those in charge are to be congratulated.

I.H.K.Y.C.

N. V. A. Croucher

Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 160 Pay Lt. G. M. Waters and G. R. Vallack did not bat.

Wynne-Jones

R. Sutherland

L. J. Davies

DOWLING ANALYSIS.

20

(skip)

B

Vaux

Greig

Musson: Parker

Wood

'Reynolds,

8 I 31

Q. M.

W. 10 1 19 2 9 1 28 4 1

Carpenter

Erskine

9

2 21 0

25

(skip)

9

Quick

5

21 1

E. S. Abraham Murdoch

Owen Hughes ..

4

0 26

0

P. W. Ramsay

18

69

G. Edwards

(skip)

W. Nicholson G. H. Sellwood

(skip) Club de Recreio have started by A. E. Contes getting the better of the Kowloon S: Flegg C.C. second string and must be A. A. Lewis reckoned with seriously. The Yacht F. T. Knott Club went down badly to Craigen- (skip) gower and two of their rinks were F. K. Modi obviously weak. They may be able J. T. Lunny to strengthen their team and J. Vander Lely Craigengower are very strong soA. A. Razack

(skip) this match must not be taken as a

rue index.

Division I.

KOWLOON C.C. v. CS.C.C.

On their own green, the Kowloon C.C. defeated the Civil Service C.C. by 17 shots. Scores:- K.C.C.

J. T. Dobble

J. A. Howe

A. W. Smith

J. Fraser

(skip)

E. Kern

G. E. Wragge

Civil Service.

A. H. Oswick

F. E.. Booker

S. E. Alderman

L. E. Lammert. J. Denkin

J. Gibson

Mr. Hancock's Side.

A. W. Hayward, b Waters

15 A. W. Ramsay, c & b Thorp ..

10

24

E. C. Fincher, b Waters ....

0

32 Rev. E. K. Quick, c. West,

Waters

b

6

East Point v. Recreio."A" At Causeway Bay, the East Point R.C. defeated the Club de Recreio "A" by 4 shots. Scores:-

E.P.R.C.

G. M. Shaw R. Campbell

Recreio "A." F. X. Silva. R. F. Luz C. Silva.

A. K. Henderson

L. C. Souza

-22

(skip),

17

*

H. McTavish

(skin)

19 Hampton

Middleton Douglas

(skip)

16 | F. G. Samways

21

C. F. Vas

C. A. Rodrigues

C. A. Lopes

J. Ribeiro

(akip)

H. Alves

R. T. Taylor

21

(skip)

L. Whant

H. Westlake

r

Lee

A. W. Grimmitt

23. (skip)

J. T. Laing

F. Haynes

R. Whiteford

Keegan

Gregory

R. McKellar

Chapman

(skip)

. 24

68

T. D. E. Fendered

(skip)

(skip)

27

A. Ribeiro (skip)

22

16

51

(akip)

F. Hamblin

H. Overy

K.B.G.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER.

Playing away, the Craigengower C.C. defeated the Kowloon B.G.C. by 11 ahots. Scores:- K.B.G.C. Nish

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C. A. Goldenberg

70

A. Lopea

C. Marques

Recreio "B" v. K.C.C.

Capt. Erskine, 1.b.w., b Wales. Capt. A, N. Reynolds, c Thorp,

b Vallack

Lt. A. H. Musson, not out ... H. V. Parker, e West, b Wales H. Owen Hughes, b Vallack .. H. R. B. Hancock, b Vallack.. S. Jex, not out

Extras

Total '(for 9 wkts.) DOWLING ANALYSIS.

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BUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES

Start out by filling the words of which you feel reasonably sure. These will give you a cine to other words crossing them, and they In turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white space, words starting at the numbered squares and running either horizontally or vertically or both.

(Tes solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with' a new cross-word. puzzle.)

WATER SUPPLY.

Level and Storage of water in Ro- servoirs on May 1, 1928:-

6 CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

WORKS LEVEL.

12

21

Tytam

1927

1028

12′ 11′′B 17′ 6′′B

1 Tytam Hyaweah...18' 4"B 16′ 8′′B

1 Tytam Intermediato 10' 0" 4' 6"B

Tuk........28 Tytam

4"B 38' 0"E Wong Nel Chung ..21 "B 16' 5"B 6 Pokfulum

2

12 1B 11' 10"B [Note: B. denotes "Below. Overflow": A. denotes "Above Overflow,"

Storage in millions and Decimala of gallons.

SATURDAY'S SOLUTION.

ALA

OBU FOR

AM SPAENG

A PATRIARCHAL"

SPARLASTD. ADOBE İSETVNA "R" BY" FOE *PCREGRINATIONI HYLVIE A DI DEE OSILE 3803 HEST S_APPALACHIANSA

LINCOLN AI OLE, DOT CNS

GUTNI DEYLENATIONAL

171.86 HONG KONG HEIGHTS

Total ....... 1,300.20 1,140.39 highest points on the Island and Consumption of water in the City | Mainland. is published:-

10

99

1927

1928

0. M.

B

w.

Tytam...

**289.99

Tytam Byewash

3.07

259.30 4.67

Wales

12 1 20

Z

Tytam Intermediato 149.90

27 Thorp

11 3 22

1 Tytam Tuk

820.00

658.00

Waters

9

1

18

3 Wong Nei Chung

8,80

12,62

Vallack

9

4

8 20

Pokfulum

39.03

40.44

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the

Feet,

1823

Signal Station

1774

1927 1928 216,20 217,00

Mi. Parker

1784

Mountain Lodge

1725

The Eyrie

1725

Peak Hotel

1305

Taikoo Sanatorium

1000

Mt. Davis

877

Bowen Road (filterbeds), 297

Feet.

3124

1971

2193

66

On their own green, the Club de Recreio "B" defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 7 shots. Scores:-

Recreio "B"

F. J. Neves.

M. A. R. Souza

D. Rumjahn

J. G. Ozorlo

A. Machado

A. Barros

E. Remedios

G. T. Buchanan C. S. Ronslet

F. X. Soares

T. J. Magill

C. Bennett

H. Sequeira

W. Russell (skip)

R. Basa

22

(skip)

.(skip)

R. Duncan

J. Ribeiro

D. Holland

W. Macfarlane

(akip)

B, W. Bradbury

P. Yvanovich

19

(skip)

29

(skip).

P. T. Farrell

W. Brightman

D. Muir

A. Macfarlane

Grey

U. M. Omar

(skip)

16

(skip)

བ}ཆ

57

H. Beer

E. el Arculli

MUCH. BETTER- DOCTOR: STEP RIGHT IN PLEASE-

J. M. Rosario.

26

20

E. V. M. R. Sousa L. A. Gutierrez A. H. Basto

24 (skip)

68

K.C.C. Shank

F. J. Taechi Jack

W. W. Hirst

__{akip)

H. Gittina

13

C. Whitley A.W.E. Davidson

B. Petheram

(skip) 19 Borrowman

C. G. Harrison Nash

112

J. P. Robinson

\(skip)

58

PLAYERS AND PENALTY · KICKS.

and Hill District in millions and de- cimals of gallons during the month of April.

Consumption Estimated population 411.000 421.380 Consumption per head

per day...

17,4 17.1 Intermittent Supply in all Rider Main Districts west of Garden-

during April,

1927.. and Full Supply in All Rider Main Districts enst of Garden-road during April, 1927.

There is an interesting discus- sion in progress with regard to missed penalties. The majority who have contributed their views on the subject contend that a rond player should never miss from the twelve yards spot.

Only those who have taken penalty kicks know that they are far more difficult to score from than is generally imagined. One of the most successful penalty- takers was R. M. Hawkes, Luton Town's international half-back. He scored 25 successive goals from penalties, and failed with the 26th.

of

Intermittent supply in all Rider Main Districts during Apill, 1928.

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL

1927

Kowloon Reservoir. 18" 0"B 17 4′′B

1929

Shek Lai Pul Reser

Island,

Victoria Penk

Mainland.

Taimoshan Kowloon Peak

Consumption of water in Kowloon in millions and decimals of gallons during the month of April.

1927 1023 Consumption.

81.30 97.59 voir ................

..204B 9' 2"B Estimated population 150,820 184,860 Reception Reservoir 0' 10" 2' 0"B Consumption per head

Storage of millions and decimals per day

17.0 19.7 Full Supply in nil districts during April 1927 and 1029.

of gallons.

I remember the day when no lady Kowloon Reservoir 101.60

:

1927 1928

100.58 The Government Analyst's reports 81.84 show that the quality of the water is 27.87 satisfactory.

19 would buy a handkerchief of less Shek Lal Pal Reservoir 31.48

than 15 inches square-Mr. Parr Reception Reservoir 51 (Manchester).

BRINGING UP FATHER.

YOU ARE INDEED-

MUCH BETTER THIS MORNING-

DID YOU FOLLOW! MY PRESCRIPTION?

Total

20.96

Total rainfall to April 80 1927, 253.92 908.20 16.32 April 20, 1928, 14.74.

I DID NOT- I'D BE

DEAD IF I HAD ·

WHY?

IT BLEW OUT THE WINDOW-

BIH13-27

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