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CRAIGENGOWER DEFEAT HONG"
KONG CC.
The Craigenower Club scored a very creditable victory, on Saturday, against the Hongkong Club, thanks solely to (some very frve hitting" by Omar and Goldenberg. Seven Craigengewer wickets had fallen for 103 runs when, Omar went in and converted the prospect of deleat into a victory. In this task he was helped by Sousa, who played with great steadi- ness, and by Goldenberg, who hit out at everything during the short time he was Critigengower won by At the wickets,
two wickets. Scores:-
HONGKONG Eze,
E: W. Day, e Jex, b Witchell ..
J. E. Mitchell, b Witchell. Blaker. Witebell
G. Partabrai
4. A. Kumjaha
Al Argulli S.. A. Tutail
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1. it.
A el Arenlli, "run out ".
S. H. Ismail, rua,ong ....... aa AH Rumjahu, è anữ t› Cobb A. A Rumjahn. b Evans
S. A. Inutil, E. La Braga, b
Cab ........
E. Moesden, e Evans, b Cobh
€1. C. Barde, atd. Braga, b Cobb... 19
'S B. Ismail, e Rruga, b Cobb
Partabrai, e Exan, B Cobly R. Nazarin, Carr, b Cabl E. Sadick, not mat
Estras
G
0
GT
Total
43 34
Bowling Anayisia
M
R.
P. de Paravacini, e Sousa, b Abbas 19
PH. Cabh
14.3
37 .
B. D. Evans
9
9
14
1
R. Pestonji
0
J. Stalker
0
1
U
R. A. Brand, e Urunr, b. Witchell...
J. D. Humphreys, not out
A. Burnie, & Thompson, b Chgar ...
P. Jacks, run out.
Extona....
Total (for wkts, declared)... 161
H. E. Hallands. A. K. Mackenzie, and P. Sutton, did not but.
Bowling Analysis,
Oiar
Abbas
Witchell
▸..
11... 1.
W
11
1 31
1
.19
79
.14 1
34
CRAIGENGOWER.
R. C. Witchell, e and b Day
D. M. Goodalt, e and b Burnie.....
Fi. Thompson. e Day, b Paravacini
B. W. Bradbury. b Burnie
R. Basa, e Paravicini, Ham-
phreys
A. Sousa, bow, h Paravagini
22-2
10
R.G.A. DEFEAT CIVIL SERVICE.
AE. Wood showed a welcome; return to form on Saturday, when he played right through the Civil Service inoings against the R.CL.A. Capt. Davies perform- ed a remarkable bowling feat by taking
wickets for one ran
The R.G.A. over hauled their opponent's score when only four wickets had fallen, and won the match by six wickets. Scores:-
CIVIL SERVICE A
A. E. Wood, not out
H. E. Strange. C. Talfourd, b
Bryson
31
Dr. Smalley, Talfourd. b Bryson 3 G Piercy. Bryson
TWILL CEYLON Light weight
M. H. Abbas,
Humphreys,
Kennedy, b Brand...
Omar, not out
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Goldenberg, not out
11/
did not bat A
0
Total (for swkts.)
16-1
Howling Analysis.
0,
Day
14 3
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H. Edmunds, 1.b... b Olliver
F.J. Ling, b Bryson
Thursfeld. b. Bryson
Taylor, b Davies.... Fincher, b Davies
Haskett b Davies......
S E. Alderman. b Davies
Extras
B"
1!
1
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0
5
12
Total.
2
.......
Bowling Analys
51-
I.
W.
Hryson
11
92
5
Olliver
0
44
Duvies
1.2 0.
I
4
R.C.A.
17
47
Piercy........
4
Some good batting was witnessed in this match played on, the Causeway Bay ground Major Bowen, Lt. Col. Coles, Ng Sae Kwong and G. Lee distinguished themselves, though the lust-named gave Cells and Ng Ste more than one tatea. Kwong batted extremely well. The
Scures: match was drawn.
STAFF AND DEPARTMENT..
Cul, Humphrey,'c and in Yew Man
Tsaa......
Cpl. Horres, 2 kai...
Capt. Olliver, b Ling ........ C.Q.M.S. Talfourd, e Thursfeld,
Edmunds...... Cpl. Green, 1bw.. Sergt. Athorne, e and b Edmunds. Gar. Parkins, b Edmunds........ Capt. Davies, 1.b.w.. b Edmunds... Gar. Middleton. b Piercy.
e Tavlor, b Edmunds. 19 Gar. Smith, Lieut. Bryson
b Ling Master-Car, May, run out R. Bowerman, not out
Extras
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Cpl. Conner, Wei, b Cn Hew
Fan...
Li. Cavanagh, a and b Yew Man
THU
Bowling Analysis.
K.
Ling
7.9
-14
2
Major Bowen, e Yew, b Lev
Taylor
→
0
15
0
Lt. Col. Coles, 'c Wang, b Len
43
Piercy
0 24
Capt. Bundle, c'and b Let
Edmunds
10
5
Sergt. Souler, & Wei, h Lee
Lo Cpl. Eliarby, Lee, You
Wood
0 18
115
Strange
Cpl. Glenny, int out
15
0
Total (for a wickets)
Bowling Anaylsis,
.120
16.
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THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP:
SUNDAY'S 'REAULTS,'
A. B. Stewart beat Dr. Lindsay Woods, 9 and 1.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
BRIGADE
THIRD ANNUAL AQUATIC SPORTS. The third annual aquatic sports meet.
Major Leslie Smith beat 6. Davidson.ing of the Hongkong branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade was held in the V.R.C. swimming pool on Saturday. The weather was ideal, and there was a fair attendance of spectators, who incbad-
7 and 6...
Let-Col. Coles beat (1.8. Archhütt, 4 And
S. H. Dodwell, beat S. L. Smith, at the
10th, hole
The Royal Navy iade their first appearance this season on Saturday, when they were opposed to a strong term representing the R.E. and Indian Army.
Sir Elli Kadoorie, Dr. Kuch, Mr. RA, Gabbay, Mr. and Mr. E. Ralphs, . Mr. 8. Tanner, Mr. 6, F. Nightingale auf Me. Ho Kwong.
The first named match was the best of the day, both men being in good form. Lindsay Woods fought very hard, but Stewart played better than he has yet
The programme was varied one cons done in the competition, and after this exhibition is the favourite: Major Leslie isting of Afreen events. These were Smith had no diffulty in disposing of generally welllled and provided several Davidson and played a steady gamë all | elais finishes, Leung Tit Sang, & Chinego through Archbut; started well and was
out. in 3, but his opponent was playing youth, was warmly applauded for his very steadily and giving nothing way, performances in the different events for while Archbutt unde a number of mistakes which he entered. Although the Brigade in the heme nine
Dodwell look
was
4 down at the 10th, and Teniu Raco was expected to attract a if well beaten, but his opponent large number of entries, it resolved itself
and, though Smith was
dormire and had a nine inch patt for into a competition between Sayingpan a halt at the 9th, he failed to snatch and Queen's College, the former winning. his opportunities and the more experi-" enced match player won the tie..
by a couple of seconds. In the High-dive
The semi-final to be played next weekG. A. V. Hall obtained first place, his
A. B. Stewart. Major Leslie-Smith. Lieut. Col. Coles r, S. H. Dódwell A few years ago Stewart and Dodwell contested the 6nal, and we have again a possibility of seeing this repented.
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
THE CLUB DEFEATS ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.
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The Hongkong F.C. making their first appearance this season on Saturday in a friendly match against St. Joseph's College, won a closely contested game by one goal to mil. Neither arde was at full strength, but the contest lacked nothing in vigour. The Club were the stronger team. Their forwards looked like scoring n. a good many times, and were only pre from doing so by the College defence bunching up in front of their goal The only goal in the match was schred
Sous by Stewart in the second half.
his charge very well, who wits defending stopped a shot from Reichelmann. but... instead of it out to Striking the ball clear, threw 's feet, and the player put in a hot shot that gave the goat keeper no chance.
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The game showed that the Club, when it full strength, can look forward to the coming League sensor with confidence. The College have reason to be proud of their prowess.
NAVY DEFEAT KOWLOON.
com-
entry and fast recovery being favourably
The "lifesaving" commented on. petition created a great deal of interest. As the word "go the competitors had to dive into the water, pick up a dummy. face upwards, and bring it back to the starting point. Ke King Fhis easily out- distanced his opponents, hiri experienced some difficulty in bringing the dummy back. The Army and Navy did not avail themselves of the opportunity of entering for a race, specially provided for them.
+ race all t The V.R.C, members
members. of themselves and sent in whom Cruz emerged fast and Carvalho cond. The latter, however, was dis- qualified for entering the water too suon D. Luing carried of the Brigade them pionship, winning the challenge cups for his brigade and a gold medal for" bine. self.
Ko King Fan was the champion wi mer, and Queep's Cullege, at which he is a student, won the championship amongst the different brigades,
At the conclusion of the sports the prizes were distributed in the gymnasiuna by Mrs. E. Balpha, who was the recipient of a pretty bouquet of flowers
3. B. Tanner, the Superintendent of the Queen's College Division and Com- mandant of the V. A. D. Division, said that Mr. Ralphs always took a keen in A strong Navy team defcated thir Kowterest in sports, and in the present in- foon FC by threr goals to one. The Navy forwards proved to be ine players, especially the two outside men, who bad to be constantly watched.
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Brst half the Navy did most of the
and Jackson and Wheeler, the
backs, were hard put to it to keep their goal intact. After a series of incursions, the sailors' right wing scored a beautiful
goal. After the interval, Kowloon equalised with a
fine shot from Mitchell, the new hall. centre The Howloon forwards lost several other opportunities owing to erratic shooting, this being a department in which they should try to improve Neal scured the Navy's second goal, an accurate centre from the left wing nabled the centre-forward to not in a hot hot at close range, the Sailors this winning by three goals to nil
TRADE REPORT.
from
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RICK-An unexpected demand Cuba bad the effect of stiffening our market to a great extent during the past
stance was specially interested becazar she had been a hard worker in connee- tion with the V.A.D detachment of the St John Ambulance Brigade" (Ap- plause.) He thanked the donors of prizes, the V.R.C. for this of the pool, and Mr. Ho Kwong for his generous support.
The following were the results:- GRACEFUL SWIMMING.
1. Lenng Tit Sang; 2, D, Laing; 3, Ko King rän
100 ZARDN HKEANT STRUKE (Cham- pionship)-1, Leung Tit Sang; 2, D. Laing; 2, Ko King Fan.
50 YARON BREAS STROKE (Group 2). 1, So Taz Keung: 5. Tsoi Tu
BRIGADE TEAM RACE 1, Saiyingpun Division: 2. Queen's College Division.
Hian Dive (Championship 1, G. d. V Hall; 2, D. Laing; 3, Ko King Fan. 30 YARDS ** ANY "STROKE. KACE Chao Hin Mi; 9. Leụng Of Sang; », Leung Sui Sang
LIFE SAVING COMPETITION (Challenge Cup. presented by Sir Robert Ho Tung). 1 Ko King Fan: 2, So Taz Kerng: 3. Lĩ Chung Hàng
LONG FLUNGE (Champion-hip. W.
The chief features of the match were the week. It is reported that close on 10.000 Hall; 2. D. Laing.
of Major and the have been for
LONG PLUNGE (Group 2). So Tsz.
Hav... Hastings on their respec: December big booked Cuba. Narembere Keung: 2 Leung Of Sing: 3, Cheat Ein tive sides. The former went in first and demand from that quarter has not Mi.
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31
was not out when the innings was declar- ed closed at the fall of the eighth wicket. The Naval Chaplain played such good cricket that the Navy will have increased calise to regret his approaching departure fur Home. The match ended in a draw. Scores: #t
U. Lee and b Cavanagh
Lai Yin To, b Connor
Wei Lee Sun, b Cavanagh
Yew Man Tsun, not out
3
B.E. AND INDIAN ARMY. Uapt. Gray, b Pile .. Major Greenaway, not out. Major Edwards, e Cracker, b Pile 21 - Capt. Murray, e Elliott, b Robin-
14 79
son
98
Lieat. Col. Taylor. b Hastings
.128
U.S.M. Heath, b Hastings
Lieut. Carey, b Hake
Lieat. McConnell, run out
Q.M.S. White, 1 Haku
Yew Man Hon, not out
Extrus
Total (for 7 wickets)
To Man "Pan and C. F. Lee, did
not bat.
Bowling Anaylsis.
Cpl. Connor..... 13
Lt. Cavanagh
Brown Rhodes
42
M.
W.
r: 1
10
1 31
4
0
36
0
0
32 A 0
KOWLOON DEFEAT THE INDIANS.
Kowloon gave the Indians (who were not as strongly represented as they should have been) a tremendous leather-hunting at Kowloon on Saturday, Claxton
carried out his bat fill the innings was declared, and did not give a semblance of a chance... Kowloon won by 155 runs. Scores:-
X.C.C.
3. P. Robinson, c and b A, A.
Bumjaha
A. A Claxton, not out
E. D. Evans,
Arculli
38
.109
Partabrai,
E. L. Braga, b S. A: Ismail ...... J. Braga, c Moosdeen, b Ismail
C. I. Stapleton, hit wicket,
Ismail
J. Stalker, not out
Extras
Total (for 6 wickets declared) ....216
Elson, Carr, Cobb and Pestonji
did not bat.
Corpi, Jeall, not out
紅
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts, declared) 189
Bowling Analysis. "
Hratings
Kennett Robinson ".. Bake
.25 - 2
0 37
G 0 39
0
0
ROYAL NAVY.
Pile
Payinr.-Lt. Commdr. Holborn, b
Edwards
Mr. Kennett, h White.... Paymr.-Lt. Robinson, c
Green
b Edwards
220-2
14.
3
Be G. R. Hastings, not out..... 59
F. Private Elliott, hw, b Jeall
8. B. S Crocker, b Edwards. Lieut. Hake, e Taylor, & Murray... 19 Mr. File, not out ...
.. Extras
..120
Total (for G wkts.) Signalman Stock, A. E. Andrews, and Surgeon-Lieut. Pridham, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
B.
White
Edwards
Jesil
51.
30
18
Gray Murray Greenaway
0
0
yot
rise
may
con-
been satisfied, though the
SWIMMING UNDER WAT.1, K King tinued in chickt.
Tit further business
make Fan 2 Leung Süi Sang: Leung, Exporters. Sang. however, are Snding considerable diff BRIGADE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE (Challenge culty in getting hold of desirable parcels Cup presented by Mess. Ho Brus of rice, as a good portion of dealers inner to receive guld medal presentel holdings is composed of Tongking and by Mr. E. Ralpha). 1. D. Laing: 2, Kệ North China rice of rather poor grades. King Fan 3. Leung Tie Sang
It is rumoured that our market may son be flooded with a very large quanti of old crop Tongking rice, variou iy estimated at between 100,000 and 200.000 bugs, which were rejected by Japanese | buyers down there.
Our closing quotations are as follow Siam Garden Rice $17.50 (small stock). Straight Rice 16.75 (ali Siam stock).
DIVING FOR PLATE Ku King Pans
Su Taz Keung; 3, Leung Sin Sang. CONSOLATION RACE. 1. Ko King Fan. 100 YARDS HANDICAP (open to V.R.C.).
Mr. Cruz; 2. Mr. Lyon. CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMER. Ko King
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Siam Usual Rice $14.75 (small stoel), " Saigon Long Rice $14.50 (small stock). LA Saigon Round Rice $13.50 (small stock). Pakling White Rice No. 1 (Extra)) $17.50.
Pakling White Rice No. 1 (ordinary) #15
Waha White Rice $12.
CHAMPION BRIGade,--Queen's College..
PITCHER THAT WENT TOO
OFT TO THE WILL. GULLIBLE WOMEN AND A ÇỨN-
NING CHINESE.
and
LARD. Our market has improved to $40
A Chinese, gifted with a fertile "ill- per picul for "Old tins" and 311 for
New tins"
conversational of the "Wing Tackagination
powers. brand. The Bouth American markets gained his living by tricking gullible have secured a further few small lots of women while their husbands were away. the latter brand for November shipment.
CANTHABIDES. There are
24.50
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VILS Uits generally have again ruled ex The man's plan was to convey a couple tremely
quiet. Present prices are:
of forged letters to a house; represent Wood Oil $29.00 per picul. them to have been addressed to the Pennut Oil No. 1 ...... 29,00
master, and refuse to deliver them until Peanut Oil No. 2 ................
28.00
he received a fee of 20 cents. He practised Tea Oil*
this dodge so successfully that at last STARANISEED is neglected at $27.50 per he grew reckless. A
fortnight
ago he picui,
visited a house in Yazmati, and, ascer- CABBIA UL-Quotations: 90/85 pertaining that the husband was away, in- cent. 8245 per picui, 75/60 per cent. 8230 formed the wife that he had two letters for him which he would hand to her for *20 cents. The woman paid the money they contained waste paper. She inform her husband and he lay in wait the, man,
1, who visited the woman a second time on Friday. The husband then took the letters and had the man arrested, The defendant's excuse,, when charged at the Police Court, on Saturday, with obtaining money by false pretences.. was that he had been employed by another min whom he could produce,
The case was remanded till to a
Fer picul. There is little mall supplies, the letters, opened them, and found
The closing rate is $125 per pical.
CABBIA Bugs are quoted at 823 hut there
is nothing doing.
ANISEED OIL is weak at $157. GALLNUTS can be bad at about 843 to 444 per picul. There is small inquiry,
ANTIMONY, 90 per cent, is unchanged
at 8235 per ton.
TIN-Prices have dropped to $61 for 80 per cent, and to $70 for 98 per cent. The 98 per cent. grade is quoted at $77 per picul
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