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ROYAL ARTILLERY LOSE POINTS
'VARSITY'S "DOUBLE."
-C, W. Lam, a and b Baker
D. K. Samy, not out
Extras
18
Total (for 8 wkta., dec.) 172 N. P. Karanjia did not hat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
F. C. Baker
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Extras
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23
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Total
160
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Guterres .... Gitties Anderson
Ou M. B.
W.
8 0 83 0
3 0 7
0
Corbett
10.2 3
$8
5 Morgan
7
0 27
0 Anderson
$ 0 11
1
Wisher
8 1
20
3
Rowe
League II
Lam
On their own ground, the Kow. Rumjahn loon C.C. defeated the Royal Artil- Samy
lery by 80 runs.
Batting consistently, the home
HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. team compiled 164 runs for six
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ting) may be obtained at the Race 29) alone doing any damage of University by two wickets.
Total (for 6 wkte, dec.) 219
F. H. Holdman, R. Jones and P. O'Neil did not bat.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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6
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HORN
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8 1 68 2
Б 1 42 2 R.A.O.C.
L/Cpl. Burger, e Harper, b
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wickets and declared. E. C.
Pte. Garner, b Eldridge and Fincher, going in first wicket down, for the scored 57 and remained undefeat RN. 2ND v. UNIVERSITY 2ND Ptc. Bryant, e Jones, b Edmonds 27 FIRST EXTRA RACE MEET-ed.
E. F. Fincher contributed 33
Q. M. S Wisher, c Kelly, b ING to be held on SATURDAY, 9th and Lawrence made 16. The R. A.. At, King's Park, the Royal Navy Edmonds
1929 (weather permit-bowling was weak, Miller (8 for 2nd lost to the second team of the L/Cpl. Morgan, e Jones, b
Westlake March,
and note.
The home team opened poorly Pb. Brooks, Kelly, b Course, Hong Kong Club,
Edmonds Causeway Bay Stables.
The visitors made little headway and lost six wickets for 56 runs. Entries will CLOSE at 12 o'clock against fairly easy bowling which Sub Lt. Moseley, playing a steady L/Cpl. Gordon, e & b Freeman noon on MONDAY, 4th March, was, however, backed up by keen innings for 36, partially stopped Pte. Corbett, c Carr, b Freeman
fielding. Lt-Col. Christian, who the rot. Gregory and L. Waters Q. M. S. Mocock, c & b Eldridge 29
Westlake made 30, was the only batsman on helped with 28 and 16 toward a Sgt. Anderson, his side to reach double figures. total of 120. Baker (5 for 39) was Cpl. Rowe, not out Oliver captured four wicksts for 19. in good form with the ball. Brace three for 22, and Lee ac- counted for two wickets for which
Score:- he conoaded no run.
Kowloon C.C.
1929.
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On View from Thursday, the 7th FORTY-SECOND ORDIN-W. Brace, c Musson, b W. F.
March, 1929.
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THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from MONDAY, the 25th February, 1929 to THURSDAY, the 7th March, 1929, BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
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Hong Kong, 18th February, 1929.
Leach
G. A. V. Hall, not out
Extras
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The University, in spite of a good start by Kermani (36),and Barma (25), lost eight wickets be- fore they passed their opponents' total and went on to make129,
make
57 G. T. Giles, e Gan, b Sulieman
Total (for 6 wkts., det.) 154 G. Lee, J. J. Hirst and S. Jex did not bat.
Secretaryw. F. Christian..18
Leach
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Hughes and 25 by Moor brought the total to 200 for seven wickets The bowling of the declared. junior team was completely mas- bered.
Wales (5 for 31), Dobble (2 for
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Extras
8
Total
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
14 Scores:-
14
Navy 2nd XI.
Edmonds Eldridge Westlake Freeman
D. M. R W. 10 2 34 4 7.4 1 86 2
7
P.O. Timothy, c Barma, b
Baker
0
1
Lt. Londsdale, c Kermani, b
Baker
g
1 Lt. Phillipa, c Gan, o Sulleman
Lt. Bennett, b Baker
1
16 Sub Lt. Moseley, b Baker ...
36
8
10 Fay Lt. Waters, c Gan, b
Sulieman.....
The first eleven of the Hong Kong C.C. defeated their second Jeleven by 143 runs on their own
ground.
16
Ch. Wr. Gregory, b Chan Fook Lt. Cobb, not out
28
Lt. Walker, b Chan Fook
For the winners. Hayward play- ed a fine innings for 79. contributions of 34 by
Useful
Owen
F
Comdr. Daniel, 1.b.w.. b Baker'
1
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
,0. M.
W. F. 8 32 1 .12 1 43 2 C. G. Christian ... 3 0 14 Musson
8 @. 29
Extras
10
f
Total
120
0
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
▸
0.
K.
R.. W.
Miller
3 2. 28
8 Baker
15.3
39
G
Hiptoola
7
0 25
0
H.K.C.C. 1st
1 Sulleman
7 2 12
3
A. W. Hayward, c and b
Chan Fook
7
1 22
2
7 Osman
Vallack....
79
3
0 12
0
University 2nd XI.
S. R. Kermant, b Phillips
9
H. T. Barma, at Walker, b
Gregory
10. Moor, c and b Vallack..
Rev. E. K. Quick, b Summers 13 36 Capt. A. G. Dobble, c and b
Summers**
25
1
SPORTING
25 H. Owen Hughes, not out ...
84
A. Baker, e Phillips, b Gregory
DE. J. R. Mitchell, b Vallack
11
GUNS AND
80
8
A. B. Sulleman, c and b
Phillips
J. L. Bonnar, b Reid
15
ACCESSORIES.
H. V. Parker, b Reid
0
M. B. Osman, b Phillips
2
0
F. Hiptools, run out
10
20
2
K. P. Gan, * Phillipa,
Timothy
28
0
0
A. Chan Fook, c Phillips, b
Bennatt
1 did not bat.
1929 to WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of March, 1929, both days in- clusive.
Extras
10
G. E. Yeoh, c Moseley, b
Timothy
Total
66
|K. T. Loke, not out
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
ი. M. R.
W
Hirst
5
0 11
0
Bennett...
SHEWAN TOMES & CO., General Managera.
Extras
Hong Kong, 21st Feb., 1929.
Brace Oliver Lee
10
*2 22 8
15 Summers
6
1 19 4
Talt...
1.4 1
0
2
Total
129
H.K.C.C. 2nd XI
Mackay
1 0 3 0
BOWLING ANALYBIE.
K. H. Batger, b Wales
17
0. บ
B.
W.L. W. Walkinshaw, b Hayward,
UNIVERSITY v. R.N.
Gregory Timothy Bennett
2 21
.11 1 92
2
2 E. R. Duckitt, e Mitchell, b
Dobble
8
.. 4 0 18
A. Reid, c Owen Hughes, b
Dobble
0
0
R. H. Dowler, c Owen Hughes,
Peak...
b Wales
2
Upper Level
ANNUAL MEETING of Sharehold
Oliver.......
ers in the above Company will be B. S. M. Leach, c E. C. Fincher,
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Oliver ...... NESDAY, the 18th day of March,
1929, at Noon, for the purpose of Lt. Col. W. F. Christian,
Brace, b Lee receiving a Statement of Accounts
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1928,
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the It. C. G. Christian, c. Mackay, Company will be CLOSED from
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Extras
A. 'A. Aziz, * Phillipa, b
BS. J. Jordain, not out
Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) 200 C. D. Wales and A. C. I. Bowker
Vallack
0 Duckitt
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. K. E. W. 10 3 87 2
18 1 84 8 4 0 14 0
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March, 1929, at 11 a.m., for the the Senior League, again came off also
At Happy Valley, the Royal Army W. K. Tait, b Bowker purpose of presenting the Report for the University, with a useful Ordnance Corps. lost to the Civil A. H. Gillingham, c and b Telescope in perfect condition. Valuable Books, New Oxford Dic-of the Directors together with a contribution of 75, not out. F. I Service C. C. 2nd by 87 runs. tionary and Century Dictionary, etc., etc.
Statement of Accounts to Sist De Zimmern and Rumjahn also batted
A bright innings by Westlake J. A. Summers, cember, 1928, and electing, Direc-well for 30 and 22, respectively, the for 75 (which included teen tors and Auditors.
Innings being declared at 172 for boundaries and a six) paved the G. R. Vallack, not out The Register of Members of the eight wickets...
way to the big score of 219 for E R. West, b Bowker Campany will be closed from 11: The Navy started most pro-six wickets, declared, put up by March, 1929, to 22nd March, 1925,misingly by putting up 122 the home team. The bowling of both days inclusive, during which for two wickets, but: the the R.A.0.C. was severely punished, period no Transfer of Shares can later batsmen falled and the Kelly hitting up 47 not out, Harper be registered.
whole alde was dismissed for. 160 98, Eldridge 26 and Chittenden 23 runs. Sub-Lt. Singleton. (47) was not out.
One Very Fine and Old Japanese Dinner Service (complete) One Large Kelvinator.
One Large American Ice Box with Glass Doors
One Victrola with 600 Records (Mostly Red Seal)
⚫ also
4 Old Carved Blackwood Clothes Chests
1 Old Carved Blackwood Mirror (which belonged to the late Empress Dowager of China, brought from Peking during the Boxer trouble in 1900),
and
Wine-bins by Lane, Crawford, Lid.
and
a good quantity of Vintage Wines. and
Large Quantity of Cocos Palms (Ostrich Feather), Mauritius Palms, Fan Palms, Standard Orange Trees, Plants, Maldon Hair and Asparagus Ferns (AH Plants" in Tabs and Pots)
1000 Plaster Boards for Garden Beds.
On View from Monday, the 11th March, 1929.
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By Order of the Board of Directors, |GIBE, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD., Agents. Hong Kong, 1st March, 1929,
TANG YUK, DENTIST Buscammer to
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TERMS VERY MODERATE.
›Consultation:Fres
Extras
Total
67
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
X. L
Dobble
W. 5 21 2
top scorer for the visitors. Ander After losing three wickets for 17 Wales Bon (5 for 38) was the most success runs, the visitors replied with a Bowker ful bowler for the home beam.total of 182. Edmonds accounted Scores
University.
D. J. N. Anderson, not out
E. A. Lee, b Large ***
F. I. Zimmern, de Baker, b
Watch
A. A. Rumjahne Stanley,
Baker
A
L. T. Ride, a Evans, b Large
B. V. Gitting, b Baker
D. Laing L
A. P. Guterres, b Weir
for four wickets for 34, whilst Free-
màn got two for Jaeven runa, 76 Scorca:.
10 Civil Service 2nd XI
W. H. Edmonds, b. Morgan, „ve ao W. J. Eldridge, b Wisher
H. A. Westlake, c Anderson, b.
Howe G
TW. Carr, b Wisher... V. H. Freeman," "c. Gordon, "]
Rowe A
HHarper, d'Corbett
*26]
13 631 5 21 28.
LR.C. 2ND v. R.E. & S.--
On their own ground, the Indian RC. 2nd XI defeated the Royal Engineers & Royal Corps of Signals by 80 runs.
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Although they met with early disaster by losing áix wickstei› for: 64 rung, the Indians put up the respectable score of 176 for nine
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