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WEEK EL
THE HONGKONG DAILY
There was plenty of sport over's toe week-end, but, nond of a very serious nature.
heless the sbsence of port-hunting did not detract from the keenness of either the cricket or football
games
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
2.G.. BEAT THE NAVY
In a Hongkong League game on the Naval ground at Happy Valley on Satur day, the Royal Garrison Artillery gained a victory over the Navy by three clear goals. The bluejackels, were very unfor tunate in losing by such a decisive majority, as they had quite a fair share of the territorial exchanges. Two of the goals registered against them were scored. by members of their own defence.
POLICE OVERWHELMED BY THE CLUB
The Hongkong Club's forwards were in merry mood in their friendly encounter with the Police on the Club ground on Baturday, chalking up no fewer than six goals without sustaining a reply from their confrères. The game, however, can only be described as a fiasco and was most painful to watch. Neither combination appeared to take matters at all seriously, and, if a few good collaborative move ments by the Hongkong quintette be
a by the excepted, the exchanges were absolutely devoid of anything', approaching" "good football J Stalker and W. V. Fennell, with a brace cach, and T. Tod and W. B Rigden notched the Club's goals.
ABANDONED,
At the last moment it was found impossible to play the Rugby game, Club v. Tamar, on Saturday, for a variety of
reasons.
HONGKONG FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
PROGRAMME FOB DIY 11.
Through the courtesy of the Hon. Secretary of the League, we are able to publish the following list of fixtures :--- December 30th-Confucians & St. Joseph
Collegor Club ground, at 3 p.m. December 30th, Diocesans v. University,
Navy ground, at 4:18 p.m. January 2nd-Lam Liong . Queen's
College, Navy ground, at 3 p.m. January 2nd. Lasitano Victoria Rovers, Military ground, 463.p.m.
Victoria January 6th-Diocesansv
Rovera, Military ground, at 4,16 p.m. January 9th-Diocesans Lam Liong,
Club ground, at 3 pm. January 13th Queen's College v
Joseph College, Club ground, at 3 p.m. January 13th Confucians i
University,
Navy ground, at 4.15 p.m. January 16th Confucians Lusitano,
* Navy ground, at 3 p.m.
January 15th-Queen's College . Victoria * Rovers, Military ground, at 3 p.in.--. January 23rd. Lusitano v. Queen's
College, Club ground, at 3 p.m. January 23rd.Confuciane . Lani Liong,
Military ground, at 3p.m. January the Queen's College Univer
sity, Navy ground, at 4.15 p.ui. January 30th Lam Long Victoria
Rovers, Military ground, at 3 p.m.. February 3rd-St. Joseph College . Vie
toria Revers, Military ground, at 4.15 p.m. February 6th-Diocesans. Queen's
College, Club ground, ab3 p.m. February 10th St. Joseph College v.
University, Navy ground at 4.15 pm February 13th Victoria Rovers, Con
fucians, Military ground at 4.15 p... February 17th-Lam Liong v. St. Joseph
College, Club ground, at 3 p.m. February i Diocesans v. St. Joseph
College, Club ground, at 3 p.m. ____ February 20th-Lam Liong Lusitano, Military ground, at 3 pm.jp February 24th-University Victoria Rovers, Navy ground, at 4.15 p.m. March 6th-Confucians, Diocesans,
Club ground, st 3 p.m.
March 30th-Lam Liong
University,
Navy ground, at 4.10 p.m. March 13th-Lusitano v. St. Joseph
College, Military ground, at 3 p.m. March 24th-Lusitano University, Navy ground, at 4.16 p.m.MARA March 27th Diocesans Lusitano, Club
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CLUB V. POLICE
The Police were quite brave sportsmen to oppose even an nsorted Club team, and though they did not win, tho Clup were unable to bring off the winning nit until quite late in the game. Also, t
the
Police showed that, they pos1136. A most useful bowler in Kelly. This player captured no less than eight of the Club wickets, but unfortunately the scorer failed to take the analysis, With the exception of Sergeant Ogg and "extras" the Police found the Club bowling much too good for them. especially Donnelly, who secured four wickets at two runs each Matthews also had four to his
POLICE
Sergt. Pitt, b Matthews Sergt. Ogg, Donnelly
· P.0. Booker, u Matthews P.O. Kelly, e Donnelly, b Baker
runs. al
£.8 Grimmett, Egerton; b Kennedy 14,
Insp, Kent, Donnolly
P.O. Alexander, b Donnelly
P.C. Matthews, b Matthews
Insp. Gerrard, b Matthews.
Inep Withers, o Gace, b Donnelly Sub. WF Knapton)..not out
Extras
Total
G.A. Hooper, o Grim
E. J. R. Mitchell Lb.w
Capt. Matthews, e and b
C. C. Clarke h Kelly
S. 9. Moore, st. Pitt, b Kelly
Comm. Egerton, R.N
A. L. Gace, b Grimmett P.Jacks, bw, b Kelly
108
PICTURES.
16-19
Bowling Anal
Rumjaba Holl
right
UNIVERSITY J. D. Wright, st. Pile Yung Hia Lung, b Major Perkins Ng Bre Cheong b Overy
Ball, o Perkins, b Overy
1. H. Rumjahno and b Overy
35 20
Mok Hinge Pile, Goldsmith 15
Kg Hon Ting, c Pile, b Brawn
Cheak Tiang Eam, e Shroff, b Bravn
W Gittins, Caurch, b Brown
Wei Wing Hon, not sut
J. Moroes, b Goldsmith
Extra
Total Bowling
"Brawa
Perkins
Overy
Pile
Goldsmith
KOWLOON C.C. CRAIGENGOWER. Matoh between Kowloon 0.0. and Craigongower C.C. played at Happy Valley on Saturday, 10th December:
Button, run out him 47 JP Robinson, li Carvalho ha
Lieut. Munn, & Carvalho,
Me Whyte, bw, Carvalho.. FJ de Hathe, c e Braga,
Peston
14
Major Robertson, not out KR. Macaskill, not out
13
Grini
Total
**W. Li Wenser Dr. Forsyth and Schulz did not bat
ATMANA 156
McLennan,
Pure Vest Bowling Analysis.
16
Carvalho
Sutherton.
143
JV Brage 8
R. Kennedy, not out FH. Baker, st. Pitt, Kelly D. E. Donnelly, è sub, b Kelly
Extras
DIVIL SERVICE UNIVERSITY...
Played at Happy Valley on Saturday, the game ending in a draw very muclr 18 favour of the Services Details: Spra
CIVIL SERVICE, NE
P Martyn, a and b Anderson.. 31 P. T. Lamble, b Ho Wing Tuen F. A Biden, b Marley
G. 8. Hellings, b Anderson EB. Reed, b Ho Wing Kin Hon. C. Severn, b Ho Wing R. O, Bird,, retired hurt RC Barlow, not out C. Sara" not out o
Extras
Total (6 wickets);
Taylor Pestonji
CRAIGENGOWEY COF L. A Rose b Schulz
W. H Vivesah, b Macaskill
BA. Carvalho, b Macaskill
R. Bass, Munn, b Schuk
28
IV Braga, b de Rome ...........
H. H. Taylor, b de Romo
39)
W Bose, b de Rome
-21
R. Pestonji, Macaskill, b Robertson
J. D. Noris b Robertson
189.
Bowling Analysis.
Ho Wing Yuen
12 1-
Yêu Lâu Chung
C Anderson
G. E. farley B
Ng Set Wong
FA, Redmond
ground, at 3 p.m.” UNIVERSITY.^_^
DIVISION IN
November 21st.Navy (0); Police (0) December 5th RGA (1) Club (1) December 12th-Police (2); R.G.A. (3) December 12th-Club (0); Navy (1). January 2nd-Navy
ground, at 4.15 p.m.
Club, Navy
January 2nd.-R.G.A. 7. Police, Military
Ng Seck Wong, Bird, b Reed
You fon Chung, Martyn; b Reed. 11 GE. Marley Reed ROM
Ng Bao Yuen, e Martyn, b Reed
Chan Yat-Kwong, b Martyn amletes, C. Anderson, b. Reed
18
Wei Wing Lok, e Martyn, b Reed. 32
Chan Wing To, Ir Bird
0.
FA Redmond, not but
19
ground, at 4.10 p.m.
Ho Wing Yuen, not out.
0
Navy, Military
Total (0 wickets) ............)
94
*
January 8th-Police
ground, at 4.15 p. January 9th Club. L.G.A., Club
ground at 4.15 p.m. January 16th.RGA
ground, at 1.15 pm January 3rd Club
Navy, Military
Police, Club
ground, at 4.15 p.m. January 20th. Police v. Club, Military
ground, at 4.15 p.my The times are as at present arranged for, but if it is found impossible to stern at the earlier hour an effort will be made to obtain another pitch for the same day at o later time
It is hoped, however, that the dates and times will be now adhered to
MINIATURE RIFLE TEAM SHOOT.
In the miniature rifle team shoot between. the Ladies' Rifle Association of Hongkong and the Jamaica College of Kingston, the Hongkong team won by a margin of 10 The score of the Jamaica team, supplied to us for Saturday's issue, contained an error, which made the Jamaica total incorrect. It should have been 532, instead of $19.
- Bowling Analysis.
E. B. Reed 18 C. P. Martynakla Hon. C. Severn
E. 0 Bird
W
KOWLOON D,D. DI
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Extras
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BY QHURKAS,
passing No. 1 Beacon on either side. It is now generally known that the Pass No 2 Beacon on Starboard band. London Scottish were deliberately misled Then haul down, steering B. 40deg. E by a German spy who was afterwards magnetic to make No 3 Red Beacon
abead Keep a good luck-out for spit on caught by our Indian troops, and no man port hand unmarked When in the more deserved his fate than this one, corres Channel haal up so as to pass No. 3 and writes a Daily Chronicle special No. 4 Red Beacons close on the Starboard
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hand Then haul right across to pass Detected in the act of returning from a No 5 Black on port hand and so on, visit to the German lines, he produced keeping the marked Eescon on its own papers which proved that he find been side. This will give the best water and engaged as a temporary guide and inter. the Beacons are grouped to bring
orces ou it With any draft over five preter. In order to obtain such a post feet it is unadvisable to attempt there he had represented himself to the British Channels on a falling tide. In negotiat authorities as a Belgian, whose home was ing the Bar situated between No. 8 Red near the German frontier and No, Black Beacons keep close to No. 8 then haul right acrces so as to pass longside No. 9. This gives the deepest
wader
A poor, miserable specimen of a man, shabby civilian clothes, he had been engaged owing to his intimate knowledge of the district in which our troops are now operating. One of his first jobs was to act as guide to the London Scottish and the Lincolna
A sharp debate took place in the House of Lords on the 18th November regarding the alleged slackness of the Home Office The London Scottish were taken by this respecting spies Lord Londonderry, duran across a zone which exposed them to ing an angry speech, said he had every the most deadly Dre from the enemy ground, for believing that signalling and taken into a place which had it not boon espionage was going on on the north-east for the marvellous gallantry of our good Coast As Lord Lieutenant of Durham he boys, from London town, would bave intended inst
the magistrates to proved to be the graveyard of one of the arrest spies, and guilty shoot them firest Territorial, regiments we have
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Some of the Indians had seen the fellow before he went out with the troops es guide, and so when he reappeared he was immediately spotted by the Ghurkas, who, as is their wont, had almost decided to take matters into their own hands and dispense with the formalities of a court martialAMIN
However, when a white officer came along he saw a miserable, chalky-faced weed of a man in the centre of a circle of Ghurkas, one of whom was making fan- tastic motions with his Auhr in front of the spy's chest, at the amo tim informing him that he (the spy) was going to be cut up and eaten by them for their next meal. The court-martial was short and sharp,
and the evidence was conclusive. There is now one spy less in the German service.
A JEST IN THE TRENCHES.
In the neighbourhood of Vailly trenches are so close that constant jokes are played by the rival armies. The Times Paris correspondent tells the story that a German who left the lines to search for milk in a farmhouse, by mistake wandered into the French trenches, where he was captured and detained all night. He was sent back to the trenches, dressed in, woman's clothes. His captors had merely taken the milk