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FRIENDLY MATCHES,
'HONGKONG CC, DEFEATS KOWLOON
Much interest was evinced in the årst meeting, this year, between Kowloon 0.0. The former team and Hongkong "CC... has regained nearly the whole of its pre paper, the The Hongkong stronger comht CC were not at full strength, anlongst those who did not turn out being Major Edwards, D. E. Donnelly, E. W. Bay at Pay Lee Robinson.
war strengtination. and w
wh
Kowloon started badly, losing Goodall enly runs had been scored, but a hep good partnership between Stapleton and E. L. Braga considerably improved the outlook. Braga, batting with some frei. dog, brought of a number of good shots The "manner of Stapleton's dis to leg.
he had missal was very unfortunate, for played himself in and looked safe for a called Stalker, his partner big score.
ural run and ran half the Stapleton could start
the end which The ball w 424 Bearer
had to reach, and, in spite of nuous effort. he was run out, wickets fell cheaply after this. Davirs got his oh, ictim
distaner
str
Bowling Analysis.
Athorne Buines
10.4 0 10 J
I
Bowermat
....
C.Q.M.S. Talfoard, b Connur"
RUMJAEN'S TEAM.
A el Arcull, b. Omar.... S. H. Lamall, b Abba
G. Partabrai, e Sepher, b.Omar...
A. H. Rumjahn, e Orar, b. Abbas
A. A. Ramjahn, run out ........
G. C. Earde, b Omar
17
Cpl. Main, atd. Gleany, b Connor 37 tar Middleton, b Connor..
Clar. Perkins, e Filmer. b Connor 2 Sgt. Athorne, e Theyers, b Rhodes 0
1. Green Humphreys Connor
Gur. Smith, not pat
Gr Bains, e und b Connor
Br. Bowerman, and h Connor Br. Nichols, c. Filmer, b Col Cpl. Ellarby, b. Coles
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
!:
30 12
Connor
12
3
36
Horrocks
5
0
96
Rhodis
4
0
17
al Three Capt Claxton.
Pales
#
0
4
b
10
FRE. DEFEAT THE CIVIL SERVICE.
D. Rumjaha, b Omar
S. D. Ismail, b Omar
S. A. Ismail, e Humid, b Abbas..
R. Nazarin, nos aut
F. M. el Arculli, b-Omar
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
M.
1
V. Bour
10
1 21
7
4
M. H. Abbas.
2
3
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1 OF COMMERCE.
CHINESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL
BEGINNERS CLASS will be started OD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, ab 6.15. .. at the New School, junction of Zotland Street and Loo House Street
Masonic Hall Premises).
Intoading students are requested to send in their names to the undersigned for ezrolment.
By Order,
E A. M. WILLIAMS,
Secretary, Hongkong, beptember 29, 1919. (1318
G.
NOTICE.
B
LL Persons, with the exception of persons of Chinese race, wishing to
of leave the Colony must have in their posses-
now
selves under the REGISTRATION.cf 7 days are required to Register than PERSONS ORDINANCE, 1918.
Forms of Registration, giving the par ticulars required, may be obtained at the G.P.O. and at all Police Stations.
The Penalty for aon-compliance is a
$50 fine not exceeding
E. D. C. WOLFE, Captain Superintendent of Police. Hongkong, Soptember 22nd, 1919. [
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A very large gathering of howling)
the Kowloon enthusiasts gathered Bowling Green Club on Saturday after; neon to watch the Hongkong team four-Ferguson (skip) Wotherspoon, Gowsion's VALID PASSPORT. Passengers not in and tierrard-defeat the best four that possession of passports will not be allowed Shanghai were able to send to this Colony to leave the Colony,
Al persons, with certain exceptions, McDougall (skip) Metallum. Taylor,
has
who remain in the Colong for more Hongkong and Maicola EL who did not seem to see the ball and was
too so out elean beaten. Tayler lashed,
A big innings by Ng Sae Kwong helped at 12
abis break fr
Preys. J double the Chines Recreation Club to defeat the Azenged the defeat which its tear sustain Braga and Ch
Civil Service in a friendly match played at Shanghai pearly a year age.
The green was in perfect condition, and at a time when runs were beally needed. I was aluat $15 when Kowloon, with on the Chinese ground on Saturday.
buse plain that Hongkong's repre 14 runs to their credit for the luss of Ling took the first two Chinese wickets Play was not long in progress when it wickets, declared their innings closed. cheaply and Severn captured the third-sentatives were in fre form. Shanghai mentioned that Hongkong' that of n Hew Fan with the score at saffered from bad luck. the margin of It must be
3). Stapleton g
Ny Sa Kwong and C. Lee then after
their defau nut being an "indication of felding SEUS BO
real capabilities. chance when he made 20 runs, and Braga secare associated, and changed the coin their real
Both batted
In the first head, Hongkong scored one enuti was missed when he was in the twenties plexion of the game.
not susly at the start, gaining confidence as
In the the lead by scoring two The ground feiding, dish, w smart as it should have been, but Capt. the same went of "Ng's Innings was a shot, and in the wrond head. Shanghai
chuner Kfth bead Shanghai Scored the
plendid effort mrred
once more, unty be Davies, who was the best fielder an
he was in the fifties. He drove vers totalling three shots to Hongkong's Svr ground, and Raker were notable excep
on the off, reaching the boundary in the next two beads Hongkong left well" tions
to the rale
and Blaker gare their twelve times. to survived more their opponents far behind by scoring 4 Capt.
At the ninth head Gray
than one appeal, but hatted well on the shots in each head. sidetare the first wicket not
52 runs bark been scored whole. Ling was the most successful of Hongkong had scored 18 w Shanghai's 3.. falling
the seven Civil Service bowlers.
Then Shanghai obtained another three Hong ray batted freely and was afforded our he was run out. Blaker's "life a
The Civil Service suffered from hav-shots, increasing their score to 6 batting elicited
favourable comman
ing to bat, especially during the latter kong continued to pile up
by 93 increasing the poult opinions that has half of their innings, in a bad light. Wood in the Steenth head were lending and
7. Shanghai, whose bad jess been formed of him
was just getting art when, for the second had been very evidens, then seared shots. Saturday The second wicket partner time in succession this season, he was run
They could never make up the leeway ship raised the scora tu for Hongkongut. Ching's fast deliveries did a great they had lost, and, the twenty-first head looked very comfortable for Hongkong deal of damage He finished up by
saw the scores as follows: Raworth, Batting steadily, bicught of taking four wickets in the five bails of his
SHANGHAI Nume pretty strokes to the off. fiabe and last over. The CR.C. won by 102 runk
themselves Justice Davies boto failed to do
the fatter is a much better batsman than only indicate while Thursfield scored runs before he was bowled Capt. Murray's contribution was a serv valuable one, for it undoubtedly laid the With 6 foundation of his side's success. wickets dowt. for 12 runs, it seemed any
extended to body's game, and play was allow o
of one side or the other gaining the decision. There was, consequently some with nin- Wickets excitement when, down, and Humphreys and Mexico in, Hongkong won the match by 4 runs. Scores:--
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KOWLDOX.
D. M. Goodall, hw, b MeNicoll g
C.R.4.
You Man Hon, ↳ Ling
Wei Lee San, b- Ling ............. Ng Sae Kwong, Wood, b. Severn. 34. Un Hew Fan, b Sovern
Yew Man Tsuo, Bradbury, h Ed-
monds
Lee & Severn
Ching, e Crocker,
h
Severn
Chon. Man Ping, not out
Wong Po Keung, not out
Extra's
"Total (for 7 wickets declared) ...148.
CJ. Stapleton. run uut
300
E. L. Braga, b Humphreys
31
4. A. Claxton, b Davies
J. Stalker, Mackenzie, John-
"
Severn Ling
Fletcher
stone
H. B. Taylor Hi
Humphreys
J. V. Braga, + Chursteld, Jubr
stune
P. H. Cobb, Mackenzie, b Jehn
atonë
A. Sousa, Davies, Humphreys
R. Bestenji, not out
H. Overy, not out in
Extras
Total (fur wicket, declared)...143
Davies...
McNicoll
Johnstone Ilaworth
Bowling Analysis.
D. 1.
13 * 4 **
9
H
1
4+
2
01
9
0
Tharsfield
3
0.10", k
Humphreys
0
0
: 32
2
HONG KONG CO
31
Capt. Gray, ran out
Blaker, st. Claxton, b Pestonji at
A. B. Raworth, e, fivery, b. Cabl
F. A. Lace; run out
Strange
Wood
Piercy
Edinonds
Bowling Analysis..
0. 31. H
X
54
12.
你
CIVIL SERVICE.
A. E. Wood, run out
0
ก
1
H. E. Strange, Yew Man Hon, b
Un Hew Fan
دو
F. BraChing
'B. W.
b. Ching
W.H Edmonds, b Ching Dry Smalley, not out GH. Pieres, Ching.
J. Fletcher, Ching
F. Crocker, b Ching
WHill, b Ching....
C. Severn, did not hat
Extras.........
15
1
Total (for wickets)
45
Bowling Analysis.
U
U.
31.
%+ W.
Capt.
P. H. Davies, L.b.w...b
Ching
Un Bew Fan
10.5 6
19
T
13
L
K P.
Capt.
Murray, & Overy, "b Cabl
Yew Man Tsun ..... 1
15
Johnstone, ed. V. Braga, h
Ng Sze Kwong ...........
3
)
5
i)
THOMPSON'S XI, BEAT RUMIAHN'S
XI.
Tayler.
Thursfeld, Pestonji..
W. W. Mackenzie, e Goodall, b
Pestonji
D. Humphreys, not out
D. MeNicoll, not out
Extras...
Cobb
Stalker
Braga
Pestonji
Tayler
४
Total (for wickets) ...147 Bowling Analysis.
Q. M
E
2
43
5
3
1 14
0
9 0 36
3
4
..23
1
0
Overy
10, 0
R.G.A. DEFEAT THE STAFFS. The R.G.A., last year's League winners played a friendly match, on Saturday at Happy Valley, against the Staff and Departments' team. The Staft made a poor show."against the Gunners crack: bowlers, Athorne and Baines, not a single man reaching. double figures. The R.G.A. would have fared almost as badly if Tal fourd and Mann had not set up ↑ very creditable first-wicket partnership which produced indre than half the team's score. Mann battiki with great stendiness. The R.G.A. won by 49 runs, Scores
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MeDougall (skip) 13 Ferguson. (skip) 27
Hongkong won by 14 shots.
Hends.
1
2.
SHANGHAL
HONGRUNG. Shots. .Total, Shots
13:
0
13
"
24
25
27
At the close of the game the visiting team were, toasted. Mr. J. B. Chapman. President of the K.B.C.C., and Mr. Gerrard, of the team, made short speeches. Mr. McDougall, the Shanghai skipper, replied.
GOLF.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLONY.
FIRST ROUND RESULTS.
The following are the results of the matches played at Fanling, yesterday, in the first round of the competition for the championship of the Colony-
R. R. Lindwell beat H. H. Pekg. "C. Bulmer Johnson beat W. Ross.
Major Lile Smith beat T. S. Forrest at 19th hule,
E. Davidson bent A. C. Leith at the 19th hole.
R. A. Brand beat G. M. Harston. GB. Cockrem beat F. A. Redmond, Lieut-Col. E. J. Coles bent F. Syne Thomson.
S. Archbutt beat J. L. Crockatt
at the 6th hole".
W. D. Kraft beat E. Des Vœux.
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DINNER DANCE
A friendly match arranged for Satur Liett-Col. Harvey, beas K. S. Morri-Saturday, Oct. 11th, 1919.
the
kon.
5. H. Dodwell beat E. J. R. "Mitchell.
HELENA MAY INSTITUTE WINTER PROGRAMME.
DINNER...
DANCE
of the
day at Happy Valley between Craigengower Club and the Indian R.C. had to be abandoned owing to the in- ability of the former to raise a team. "A scratch match, therefore, was played be tween teams captained by F.. Thompson and D. Rumjaho. U. Omar, playing for The Education Committee Thompson's side, beat the opposing cleven Helena May Institute (chairman, Mrs. off his own bat, though in so he Ralphs) bare arranged over at least three lives. The griping for the aging sensen, begin- bowling of Omar, Abbas and Earde were features in the match, which Thompson's
Scorea:- XI, won by 49 runs.
THOMPSON'S TEAM”.......-_-_
M. H. Abbas, b.w, b A. A. Run-
jahu
S. Jox, b Earde
F. G. Thompsch, b Earde
C. Heuth, c and b S. H. Ismail... U. Omar, A. A Rumjahn, b, S.
H. feniall
S. A. M. Sepher, c and b A. A.
Rumpahn
F. Murray, b A. A. Rumjaha
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the classes and Debating Society to memor rot, MUST purchase a dance bers only
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E. Moosden, e Nazarin, b Earde... 3 E. Sadick, e Partabrai, b Earde...
0
... 8
5
S. A. Hamid, not out
A. Rose, b.S. A: Ismail Extras
Total
90
Q
Bowling Analysis.
0.
1
..Earde
D
I 221
A. A. Rumjahn Arculli
& 1 19 3
1... 0
19
A. H. Rumjaba
D 13
0
8. H. Ismail....... 2
D
S. A farmail
4
Q
"Cpl. Horrocks, b Baines...! Pte, Rhodes, c Bowerman, b Baines Sgt. Conner, bi Athorne gaghan 3 Lt. Col. Coles, & Athorne .................... Col, Humphrey, e Green, b Bainex 7 S.M.S. Sheriff, run out biki Cpl. Glenny, c Green. b Athorne... 0
The CTA br Athorne,
Sgt. Atkins, b Baines
Cpl. Knight, is Athorne
"Pte. Filmer, not out
Extras
Total
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