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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26т¤, 1912.
This match was played at Happy Valley
on Saturday and resulted in a win for the
home team, Scores:--
CRAIGENCOWEN 6.4.
E. L, Braga, e and B. Joseland
28
W. II. Vivensh, b Waco
27
J. V. Bongs, e Pearce, Warburton 18
H. H. Taylor, b Warburton
1. A. Rose, e Clarke; b Warburton
R. A. Carvalho, b Joseland
G. A. Flancock, Crewe,
Warburton urge
R. Basa, Pearce, b Warburton
C. Johnstone, b. Warburton
R. Pestonji, not out
J. D. Noria, b Donnelley
Extras
Jasoland
Donnelley
Wace
Warburton
Total
2
NOONE
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20
6.3
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27
10
2 32
6
...c. A,"
A. H. Crewe, h Tayler
C. Blaker, Viveash. b Pestonji
R. H. Gillingham, e Noria, b Tayler
C. C. Clarke, c and b Tayler
A. N. Joseland, b Pestonji
E. A. G. May, c Tayler. b Pestonji 0
T. E. Pearce, Pestonji
W. Vuce, b Tayler
W. E. Warburton, not out
W. B. Hindo, e Hancock, b Tayler...
D. E. Donnelley, h Tayler
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Total
61
Tayler Pestonji
0. M. 7.4 0
B. W.
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1 24
4
OTHER CRICKET,
HONGKONG "B" 1, ROYAL ENGINEERS. This match was played on the Hong- kong Cricket ground on Saturday, the home team gaining a runaway victory. For the Engineers Whiting captured 3 wickets for 33, Corp. Morgan 1 for 27, Sapper Wilkinson 1 for 70, Sapper. Collins 0 for 36, Bradley 0 for 3, and Faro 0 for 8. A. A. Claxton and E. A. S Fowler bowled with destructive effect for the winners, the former taking 8 for 21; and the latter 4 for 19. In the soldiers' second venture S. H. Dodwoll took 5 for
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G. Hastings, e Brown, b Morgan
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S. H. Dodwell, b Whiting
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11
M: M. Maas, e and b Wilkinson
Rosser, b Whiting
+17
A. A. Claxton, not out
Stephenson-Jullie, not out
E. A S. Fowler. Capt. H. K.
Hughes, H. Hancock, and R. Hancock did not hat.
Extras
Total (for & wickets) ROYAL ENGINEERS. First Innings... Sapper Hibberd, c and b Claxtoɛ ... Lance-Carnl. Bradley, b Fowler ...... Sapper Wilkinson, b Claxton ......... Sapper Collins, e and h Claxton...... Lance-Corpl. Brown, b. Claxton..... Corp. Walden, e H. Hancock, b
Fowler
Sapper Faro, b'Fowler
Lance Corpi. Tucker, b Claxton ....... Corp. Morgen, e Claxton, b Fowler Sapper Whiting, Lang, b Claxton Sapper Miller, not out
Extra
Total.........
Second Innings.
23
R
20
42
Hibberd, not out
Bradley, e Hughes, b Dodwell
Wilkinson, c. Claxton, b Dedwell
0
Collins, e H. Hancock, b Muas
1
Morgan, e lang, baas...
0
Tucker, Fowler, b Dodwell.....
1
4
A
Walden, & H. Hancock, b Dodwell. Whiting, H. Hancock, b Dodwell Miller, Stephenson-Jollic Brown and Faro did not hat.
Total (for 8 wickets) CIVIL SERVICE T. POLICE
26
Played at Happy Valley ou. Saturday, the Police suffering defeat by 76 runs and 2. wickets. King bowled with marked success for the losers, taking 6 for 23, and for the Civilians Bird bagged 7 for 26,
Score:- and Witchell 2 for 6.
CIVIL SERVICE.
R. C. Witchell, b Kerr
H. A. Cox, b King
G. R. Sayer, b McLounan
E. B. Reed, King
H. Ellis, not out
R. E. O. Bird, h King,
E. W. Hamilton, b King
38
24
R.G.A. V. R.E.
These teams were in opposition at Happy Valley on Saturday, the encounter resulting in a win for the Artillery by two clear goals. At the outset the latter's front rafik were very persistent, and within five minutes they had broken the ice in brilliant fashion. Pinchard, un the extreme left, who was always a source of trouble to the losers; got away on his own and centred beautifully from an awkward angle to the inside right, and the latter had no difficulty in heading into the act. The Artillery's attack put plenty of vim into their efforts, and sorely harassed the apposing defence, who managed to stave off any further addition to the score. Prior to the interval they rallied strongly, and pretty play by the centre forward nearly fructified Weak- ness in their final efforts, however, again told its tale, and the R.G.A.'s custodian was rarely seriously troubled. Crossing
HONGKONG YACHT CLUB.
The first club race of the season was held at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on the 16th inst. in a moderate easterly breeze.
The Handicap Class started at 2.30, the course being, Channel Rocks (Port), Cast Rocks Rocks Buoy (Port), Channel (Star.), Cuat Rocks Buoy (Fort), Channel Rocks (Star.), Cust Rocks Buoy (Port), Meyer's E. Buoy (Port), 8 miles. The order round the first mark was Dione, Lat Linda, Kathleen, Colleen, Dorothea, and this order was maintained until the finish, bat La Linda failed to round the last mark and was disqualified, and Colleen touched the last mark and was
Finishing also disqualified.
Wert÷-
Actual. Corrected. H. M. S. Dione. 4 01 02 Kathleen.... 4 09 13 Dorothea...1 12 30
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H.. B. Marks.
(8) 4 01.02
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The One-Design Class started at 2.40,
over with a lead of a solitary point, the the course being, Mark Boat Quarry Bay Artillery were soon at it again, but a | (Port), Cust Rocks Buoy (Star.), Channel sturdy defence effectually prevented their Rocks (Port). The order round the first movements materialising. Towards the mark was Haleyon and Benito close end of the game, things became unplea- together and then Alannah and Daphne, The Soon after rounding this mark,Daphne were frequent. sant, and fouls Engineers inside-left received a hasty ran aground and gavo up. On the way to kick on the ankle, and had to retire, but Channel Rocks Bonite fouled Halcyon he returned after a short absence. Green and gave up and the other two boats
an right through on his own and scored finished- a brilliant goal just before the finish, and the Engineers' strenuous efforts to reply were without avail
Halcyon Alannah
H. M. S.
4 17 58 4 20. 51
Marka. (5) (3) To-day, the first of a series of races for a cup presented by Mr. Rouse for both Played on Saturday at Happy Valleyyasses combined will be held. The crews the soldiers continuing their successiofust be all amateurs and are limited to
three, including the steersman. of victories by a margin of 4 goals to A.
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for the fact that the Yorkshires did not | Fairway Buoy (Port) 10 miles. The first and landing the seat in to me on or befors examined on the 28th Nov., at 9.3) A.M.
6 take the match too seriously, they would 0 have suffered defeat by a far larger The game was very scrappy amount. throughout, and little good football was shown.
H. C. Barlow, b King
12
H. T. Jackmana, b King
4
IL Spurge and R, Phillips did not but.
Extras
14
153
Total (for 8 wickets) POLICE.
G. A. Woodcock, b Bird....
McLennan, e Sayer, b Bird. Grimmett, not out
Burlingham, e Jackman, b Bird Booker, e Cox, b Bird
King,
e Philips, b Bird Cooper, b Bird
Fitt, b Bayor....
Clark, a and b Bird
Kerr, e Sayer, b Witchell Reynolds, b Witchell
Extras
Totel
HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.
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X
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