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BEAGUE CRICKET.
KOWLOON. ROYAL ENGINEERS.
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MONDAY, DECKMBER 10TH, 1917
HONGKONG LEAGUE DIVISION II.
8711 CO., R.G.A. 3) ST. JOSEPH'S ~/
COLLEDE, 1.
This was the only league match at the
This match was played on Craigen- This friendly match was played on Civil Service Ground and resulted in an gower's ground and resulted in a draw. The gunners batted frst and made 166 easy win for the visitors. The home team. This match was played at King's Park, for 7 wickets before declaring. The were weakly represented, especially in Happy Valley on Saturday, and it took Kowloon, and resulted in an easy win wicket, however, was slow. Neither bowling, and they had a very prononuced the place of the one arranged between the tal." Goodall and Witchell started South China Athletic and the 88th Co., for the home side. Of the Sappers only Brayshay nor Marley bowled up to form Mellregor and Lucas made anything like and the fielding of the University was well, but Attwood and Sharp made shorts the Chinese were playing at Canton. The matches between the Middlesex and a show, against the bowling of Cobb and not good. The Gunners did not leave work of the lust aix wickets which only Stalker, McGregor endeavoured to force their opponents time to win, thoughput on six runs. The Gunners batted Navy, and the Middlesex Res, and Kowloon were postponed on account f the pace and be hit six fours in bie score Marley hit out and tried hard to make well and were more than a match for military duties of the soldier
of 29, but he could not get any of his partners to stay long with him. The first wicket pat ou 30 runs, but thereafter
wickets fell for an addition of 8 runs However, the next wicket put on 30 runs and and saved a rot actting in. Stalker Cobb both kept a good length and came out with good averages. At one stage Cobb had 5 wickets for 12 runs.
Kowloon started well and the first two wickets put on 83 runs Wheeler had top acore in the match and was rather
well ret. The visitors' total was passed: with two wickets down, and they never locked like getting the home side out. The fielding of the Engineers was not up to their usual standard, and several catches wete dropped Scores:-
ROYAL ENGINEERS.-
Sergt. McGregor, not out.
the runs Scores
·ROVA,
Bd Drummond, e Cheah Toon
Lock, b Brayshay Bd. Dix, b Redmond
Bd. Athorne, e Samy, b Brays Gr. Baines, b Redmond Bt Talford, b Redmond
Lt Baker, end Redmond Gr. Perkins, Rot out
Gr. Boococh, c Hall, b Brayshay Q.M.S. Ross, nož out
bowling Attwood both in bowling and
batting was seen to advantage and Sharp | played well for 33 not out, Scores:--
DIVIL SERVICE, W. Dixon, o Hawley, b Lord D. M. Goodall, b Atwood RU Witchell, b Attwood C. M. W. Heynolds, b Sharp
J. E. Hamilton, b Sharp
O. Woodman, run out .................
J. T. Brown; b Attwood.
W. Woolley, þ Attwood F. Bacon, b Attwood PT. Lamble, b Sharp
Royiance, not opt
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12
112
Contrary to expectations, the game turned out to be a very oven one. Tarner opened the scoring for the soldiers. Then R. M. Omar equalised matters and half- Lime arrived with the scores level. It was in the second half that the gume be ratno exiting, and to those who antici-
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pated an assy win for St. Joseph's, PLAIN AXMINSTER
prising
sur-
Tho College made straight for
the 87th goal from the kick-off and it was some time before they were driven buck. Turner scored his second goal after a rumble in the College goalmouth and the civiliàng thẹn made tremendous efforts to equalise, Candy, in the gunners' goal, played a magnet gate, and undoubt odly unyed his side from defeat, tho ôt R. W. Joseph's men played well, but were very weaks in front of good, missing quite a number
RA easy chances. After the harl 30 21
many marvellous comp 3000 the gunners broke away again, and
Skunders
being given possession when 3 nicely placed, put in
good shot well out Lof Onjar
reach, thus putting the gunners: further
shead Higham pat in a good shot which deserved to score, and, shortly befor the final whistle sounded,
soldier defender, in an endeavour to head away
almost put the ball into his
83RD, CO EGA..
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still
bed
ended game
In a win for the 57th Company by three goals to one.
"7 Réferce-Mr. Atwill."" /
·Extras
Total
Tatal (for 7 wickets)
Bds Mann and Armatys did not bat Bowling Analysis.
.160
Bowling Analysis.
Lord wAttwood
8 12:
Brayshay Morley Redmond
100
1320
73 29 60
Taylor DGlead Sharp
THE UNIVERSITY."
Spr. Gordon, b Cobb
-10
Corpl. Adams, b Cabb
J. D. Wright, e Mann, b Athorne... 25 G. E. Marley, b Athorne
Gr. Green, o Goodall, b Witebell
17-
40
Gr. Taylor, e Witchell, b Dixon
18
C.Q.M.9. Reakes, b Cobb
0
F. A. Redmood, not out
18
Gr. Pago, b Dixon
18
Lieut. Wahl, b Cobb
t:
K. Brayshay, not out
7
Gr. Sharp, not out.
33
Spr. Waller, b Cobb
Gr. J. Lord, & Dixci
7:
Own
1Cpl. Lucas, e Hodge, b Stalker 21
Total (for 2 wickets) 90
Br. Gilead, e Dixon, b Witchell
B.S. Oripoll, b Stalker....
Gr. E. Lord, b Witchell
Spr. Millard, b Stalker
Gr. Attwood, not out ......
38
L-Cpl. Todd, c Stalker, b Ccbb
Extras
23
Extens
106
Total
929
Athorne
Howling Analysis.
Boocook
Lt. Baker
D. M.
Pestonji
16
0
Armatys
Colib
Stalker
18 6 44 13.3
F. Wheeler, run out
57
J. Stalker McGregor, b Cripwell 20
1 J. Blackburn, b Adams
21
L. E. B. Hadge, b. Adams Fam
J. K. McConnell, b Cripwell
་་་
6
spr. Townsoud, cand b Stalker ...
R. A. Panzonby-Fans, G. Hall, D. K. Samy, Cheah Toon Lock, V. Atienza, J. M. Jack did not bet.
KOWLOON.
P. H. Cobb, not out
Extras.
Total (for 5 wickets)...124
W. T. Elen, J. P. Robinson, A. de Sousa, R. Pestonji, and H. very did mot bat
Bowling Analysis.
Cripwell
Beakes
Townsend
Adams
8 0 20
4 0 12
B
0
Bowling Analysis.
OX
M.
W
2
2
0
0
20TH MIDDLESEX NAVY
Total (for 8 wickets)
Gr. Hawley, Bgt. Townsend, and Gr. Winterton did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Dixon
14
Reynolds Witchell Bacon
friendly ma
match which took place Fon the Navy Ground, between the 88th | Co. R. G.A. and a Navy team, the sailors abored the only goal of the match. One of the Navy men was unfortunately hurt during the game and had to be taken off the field
RAWA A meeting of the Hongkong Association 633 Football League will be held in Victoria 17 0 Barracks this evening at Go'clock, the prin
3 cipal business being the selection of teams
A match was played on the University
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on the Navy Ground, the uning the Recreation Ground on Saturday between referee of the match Hongkong Club v.
these sides and resulted in a win for the visitors by 45 runs,
The match between the 95th Middlesex UNIVERSITY II. v. QUEEN'S COLLEGE: and the Navy was played on Saturday.
the former winning by 31 runs. The Navy, on toss, decided to put their opponents in and were successful in obtaining three of their wickets for 11 runs, but Tebbutt and Grove, on getting together, added some Forty runs for the 4th wicket. Tebbutt 23 Grove 27, Miles 15 and Purnell 13, battedtionally good and a great contrast to that well for the Middlesex, who were all out of their opponents. Boores
0 for 99. Extras being responsible for 017. The Navy lost their first two wickets
|| for 13, but Commander Keyes batted CRAIGENGOWER ». CHINESE RECREA very steadily and compiled 20, being
TIÓN CLUB.
Craigengower, playing at home on Saturday, reversed the result of their last match against C.R.C, thanks in the main to a fine bowling performance by Miraham and a forceful innings by Abbas. The visitore batted first and were dismissed for 78, Graham taking 8 swickets at a cost of 5 runs each. Bass. and Abbas for the home side's second wicket practically won the match. The former played a steady, patient game. while his partner hit out all round the wicket, sending one ball from Un Hew Fan clean over the pavilion into the road. A five one-handed catch in the slips by Grimmett, which dismissed Un Hew Fan, deserves special mention. The. Chinese fielding was again weak, and it is mot too much to say that they lost the watch through bad helding and dropped -estabes, Scores --
C.R.C
helped by Carey, who made 17. The Nary were dismissed for 68 runs. Tebbutt, Woodward and Fawthorp bowled well for the Middlesex, while Gibson and Henley secured the most wickets for the Navy. Scores:--
MIDDLESEX Tehbutt, & Thompson, b Dennis. Butterworth, a Loe, b Gibson Fawthorn, b Gibson Smith, Moriarty, b Gibson Grove, b Henley....... Miles, o and b Henley Woodward, run out Thompson, Lee Purnell, Lee, b Henley Austin, b Lee
Heusman, not out
Extras Br
Total
NAVY.
Keyes, b Woodward Hack b Woodward Dennis, b Purnell
· Cibson, b Furnell Bobinson, not put Carey, Fawthorp. Thompson, 1.b.w.,
Ng Sze Kwong, b Graham. 15. H. Ching, e. Grimmett, b Graham 10
G. Lee, Grabam
B
Un Hew Fan, o Grimmett, b Abbas 20
Ng Sze Yuen, b Graham
Ho Wing Kin 1 Graham
Woody
Yew Man Chun, e Basa b Abban 3.2
Henley o Telbutt
Wong Po Keung, b Abbas ..........................
0:
Lee, Thompson, b Tebbutt.
Wai Kwong Kwong, b Graham
“Wilde and ʼn Fawthorp
aforiarty, b Tebbutt
Extras
Total
Total
78.
Bowling Analysis.
THE LEAGUE TABLE
Graham Grimmett Abbas
13
30%
15:
Wai Lee San, not out AMATE Kwok Shiu Yan, b Grimmett
Extraa
UBAIDENGOWEE
R. Basa, e and b Un How Fan..... 30
6. Jex, v Ho Wing Kin, o Ching......, 0 M. H. Abbas, run out
39
F. G. Thompson, b Ng S» Kwong" 8 W. Graham, b Un Hew Fanzo 2 AW. Grimmett, Lea, Un Hew
FRapp; Lee, is Ho Wing Kin..... 10 W W. Edwards, © Wei Lee Ban,
b.Un Hew Fan
L A. Rosa a Ho Wing Kin Ở Bar, a Wer Leo Bab, h Hộ
Wing Kin
J. D. Noris, set out
Extras
Total
Bowling
Tow Man Tsun
H Ching
Ng Sie kwong Un Hey Foo Ho Wing Kin
112
Thivy for the University side and S A. Ismail for Queen's College, howled well. The School fielding was excip
· UNIVERSITY IL
Ng Chong Yew, b Rumjahn Cheng, run out
JJ. Basto, L.b.w., b. Tamail.... Adam Ismail e Wong Kwai,
Lanily
WJ Hinton, b Rumjaha J. C. Thivy, b. Ismail A. Besto, bismail
EK Hoc, b.w., b. Tamdil Ang Swee Chong, e Rumia
Ismail
Nan Kiak Ling not out
Extras .....
Total
Bowling Analysis.
27
15
Wong Kwai In
0
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Rumjahn andra stan
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HONGKONG MAGISTRACY
GIVING A FALSE NAME AND ADDRESS
A Chinese was charged with giving a faled" name, and inddreea when pawning certain articles
Mr. J. R. Wood fined defendant 810.
THEFT OF COPPER
A youthfal Chinese was charged with sterling 8 lbs of copper, valued at $150, from the Kwong Öze Sang shop,
Bergt Talloch said defendant was arrested in Portland Street by a doter- tive with the copper in his possession.
The owner of the shop stated that de- fendant had been employed under him as foki for the past four years. Wit- nes would have given defendant the copper had he asked him for it,
Defendant stated that he had been awworking the whole night and noticed 150 pieces of copper strewn about the watk- 25 shop. He picked up a few pieces, sod was on his way to his master's to get per- mission to keep then, when he was ar rested,
S. A Lomail 9 189 Laing
QUEEN'S COLLEGE.
§. A. Iemail, b Ismail coniunar
A. A. Rumjaan, e Hinton, b Thivy
Ip Kan, c Hoe, b Thivy
Ko Ein Fan, o Chong, b Hinton...
D. Laing, a and b Thuy coug FC Fletcher, e Hinton, b Thivy
↑ Up Shui Oi, e and 3 Thiry jan. 1
Wong Kwai In, b Hinton.
M. C. Chon, not out
S. Miyasaka, Ismail, b Thivy ...
Extras
Thivy
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Ismail
Histon
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SOLDIERS' CLUB TOURNAMENT.
The Army Service Corps and Dockyard
By defeating the EE on Saturday Defence Corps played their first two Kowloon come to the head of the table games in this jament - on Friday and tio with University, who could only night. At the close of play the ABC get a draw against the RG.A. Craigen team was leading by 33 points, Boor gower won agam and are slowly improv, 3.8.0.
CKYARD D.C.
ing their position, Graham was again Sergt. Pearce 250 Mr. 8. K. Alderman 15 in form and proved too much for the Q.M.8. Sheriff 192. Mr. W. B. Causey 250 C.R.C. batsmen Wheeler for Kowloon had top sore with 57, and Graham, Cobb and Stalker had the best averages. No bowling averaget have so far come to hand for the Middlesex-Navy match W LED TEs.
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Mr. J. B. Wood sentenced defendant to a month's hard labour.
ALLEGED HOUSE-DETAKING AND
THEFT
Two Chinese were charged with break- ing into a house in Wanchai Street on the lata of May, M
Inspector Sim said house No. 6, Wanchai Road, had been broken into and a quantity of clothing and $45 in cash. had been stolen, Nothing had been dis- covered of the lost property until two or three days ago, when, su information receirod by the Police, they effected the arrest of the first defendant, who divulged the name of his accomplice, and pointed out the place where tus clothes had been concealed: The second defend ant was then arrested and a certain amount of the clothing was rocovered. The owner was away at the moment,
Mr.M. E. Wood remanded the case fill
Saturday
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.
A Chinese seaman was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Queen's Road Fast
An Indian constable who effected de fendant & arrest stated that at 9 pm on Friday night, defendant who was in the company of four other seamen, crested a disturbance in Queen's Road East. De fendant's companions cheyed the order to move on, but defendant jumped at him and snatched his whistle from his pocket, and broke a few of his coat but tens. He then gave witness a blow and attempted to ran away, but war hele fan and taken to the Police Station Defend. ant: dppeared to be under the influence
Defendant said that while he was talk ing to some frienda the Indian con came up and abused him, quently, struck him.
Inspector Bim said the defendant was very nony at the Police Station.
MKB Wood fined defendant. $15. or in default one month's hard libonr.
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