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SPORT.
CRICKET
LEAGUE MATCHES.
INDIANS DEFEAT THE NAVY! The Indian Recreation Club deserve every credit for the very meritorious win they scored on Saturday, or their new rounds at Sookumpoo Valley against a Strengthened Nasy tean. The Navy
incruded
officers frum several tenm the fucks, but missed Commander the ex-Surrey county. Bonham-Carter, cricketer. who was on duty A feature of the match was the aplen- of A. Ruajahn, who did batting spered the rst century in this season's
In Lege cricket. compiling beaten 100 runs, Ramjahn gave two very hard chances where he was in the righties, otherwise, las display was "a pattern of steady cricket. No less useful than Rum. Fahn's success in batting was the service rendered by garde in the bowling depart ment. He clean bowled ve men for rus, obtaining the last wicket-which won the unite for his ride on the stroke of time.
1919.
Toe R.G.A. batting was, till Davies cricket on the side, was played by Staple
Brand was the only successful came in, stodgy. Talford was as sound ton. as he always is and stayed in till the bowler on his side."
A fine display by Pearce was a feature score stood at 66 without giving a chinace Four wickets were down for 93 of the Club innings. The Club captain when Davies came in and knocked up the was thoroughly at ease with Lil the how-
lerk,
bly seconded the efforts of required runs in no time. He proved an adept at stealing short runs, and after the skipper and played good cricket for unfinished 3 Pestonji was kept on the match had been won, hit out "at
far too long with the bowling, but Stalker pretty nearly everything. The GA
bowled very well indeed capturing five won by six wickets. Scores
wickets for a fraction over runs apiece. Scores:-
..c.
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KOWLOON
D. 31. Gooxtall, Mitchell, h Brand.. KR. Macaskill, not aut
4. Stapleton. e Day, b Brand
J. Benga, Raworth, b Brand. K. Braga, Day, & Burnta
Extras
Chon Man Fiage Perkins, b. Daries 7 La Man Pun, e Perkins, b Bryson ...
13 Yow Man Tsun, b Ollives
J. P. Robinson, b Brand J. Stalker, b. Brand
Ng Sie Kwong, e Bryson,, b Olliver... 27 G. Lee, & Oliver ........
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Sin Man Ping, st. Talfourd, & Olliver 7 In Hew Faa, e Perkins, b. Baines. Th Yew Man-Hon, b Baines H. Ching, Bryson, b.Oliver J. Wong, not out
B. D. Evans, e Blaker, b. Brund
Extras
13.
Torn!",
103
A
Rowling Anaylsis.
Davies
Bryson
Taking first knock on an ideal bata- man'a wicket, the Budians started none too auspiciously sing Arelli, the stone- waller of the side, when only fifteen run had been totalled. Earde partnered A. H. Rumjahn and commenced hitting the bowlers all round the field. The total soon reached 53, when Earch (33) was. out to a splendid catch as square leg by Cunningham. The next wicket fell with the score at 65 and then a soundy partner- ship between S. A. Ismail and Bumjahn raised the score to 11, when the former was bowled by Lambert A. A. Rumjahn joined his brother, and the two compiled When the runs at a fairly fast pace. score reached 10. A. Rumjahn had When the score obtained his century:
K. E. Wong, b Olliver
Olliver
Baines
R. G...
Capt. Olliver, b Yew
Capt.. Davies, not but Gar. Perkins, not out
Extrus
JERR2
31
Total for 7 kr. elated).180
de Suda, A. W. Raaway and: R. Pestonji, did not bat,
Brund
Burnie
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Bowling Analysis. .
D IN.
6.5 0
C Blaker. Stalker, Evans
===
A. Burnie Stapleton, h. Stalker. H. E. Holland, & Maeuskill. b Stalker 3 10 F. Sutton, not out
Extrus
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RONGKONG C,c.
CQMS. Mituruí e Lo h. Yew Corp Mann. b Ching
40
11
F. W. Day, 'h Evany...
Sergt. Athorne, e o b. Few
10.
T. E. Pearce, ↳ Stalker
Ꮵ
P. Paravacini, run out
H. J. R. Fischell, e Stalker, B. Evans.
A. B. Baworth, B. Stalker
12
R. A. Brand, nós nube.
1. D. McNicol, Stapleton, & Stalker
Total rior wickets)
121
. Bryson, Gar. Baines, Ger. Smith,
Boweroma, Mr.-Gr. May and Bomb, did not hat.
JI
Howling Annylsia
0.
M.
R.
Yew Man Taun
3.3
3.
9
Sg Sze Kwong
10..
0
G. Lev
13
U
Pestonji
H. Ching.
0
1
Evans
Hamsay
the
Stalker
Robinsoni
At 188 raps for the loss of four the Indians declared. A. H.
Z was as the wicket for over an
hour and a half in paking his unfinished 106 runs, which incinded thirteen fours. A. A. Rumjaha carried out his, bat for a correctly compiled 25.
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STAFF DEFEAT THE UNIVERSITY.
Total for nine wickets) 163
Bowling Analysis, o
0.
· SERVICE.
30.
M
+3
К
W
0
RM
25.
* 224
The Staf and Departments, playing their first League match against the CRAIGENGOWER DEFEAT THE CIVIL University on the latter's ground on. Saturday scored a decisive victory by 107 runs.
A noteworthy innings by R. Basa helperf a veryCraigengower to "a victory over the Civil
Service. The latter teain missed the Hea C, Severn and F."J. Ling, their absence making all the diference in the bowling
WATA
The Civil Service started struskily, losing six wickets, including those of Wood, Bradbury and Hutchison, befure
30 runs had been scored. As Abbas "was merely keeping the run down without taking any wickets, Lummert and Heath
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The Nayy
started disastrously, two men sented in our selection and
being unfortunately run out with we have a style and size
score standing at 3. A partnership be tween Shirts;
Robinson
nson and Tenderson raised la Collars, Ties,
and
the score to 24 for the third wicket wher Waistcoats Gloves,
the latter was bowled by Eurce. The Socks, to suit every taste. next wicket fell without any addition to the total. The fifth wicket fell for 42, when Kennett joined Robinson, who Batting Erst, the Staff "made adopted offensive tactics and gave a lot encouraging atart. Coles and Bowen. Who were the first to go in, took the score to of trouble to the bowlers. The total was raised to 89 for the sixth wicket when 111 before Wright got behind Coles Robinson, who had scored 33, was caught defence. Coles had played very steadily, at the wickets by D. Rumjaha off S. Aring Bowen to do the hitting Bowen. Ismat Robinson hit at everything and whose success in the recent Garrison
His
Hongkong match was so marked, was in gave a robust display of batting.
3 11.5 not innings. however,
without rare smiling form, and his 5 runs were than one mostly compiled by blenih, for ho gave more,
boundary hits.. chance.
play Humphry was showing good form when Bennett continued to steadily, giving no chances, but he receiv he had the misfortune to be caught by took up the bowling, enabling the last ed no assistance from the tail end of his Samy eff Wright Connor batted with three batsmen to add appreciably to the
the wickets quite a
Basa played right through the Craigen- who opened the bow- innings closing for 110 runs. A. A. Run-long time. jahn, who was put in to bowl at the latters Weight and the best average on one possible chance. His drives on the ter end of the match, secured two wickets 10 overs Staff tail was not a glar-off were much admired. Kennedy hit out Dore than one ing success, the last threw wickets falling enterprisingly, giving with the store remaining
catch in the outfield. Craigengower wob Connor and Cavenauge bowled through the University innings unchanged, finisb- ing up with very similar averages. The first wicket fell at 22, and thenceforward the men, were dismissed with regularity, except for a brief spell, when Wright and Hunt were associated at the wickets The Tast wicket added 23. runs to the score.
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side. He carried out his bat for 96, the care, and went down a costly gower innings without giving more than
for four runs.
Scores:- 1.R.C.
A. H. Rumjaha, hot out.106
A. Areulli, b Kønnetă .......................
S. H. Ismail, b Barron
G. C. Barde, o Cunningham, b
Archard
33
1
9
25
៦
S. D. Ismail, b Lambert
A. A. Rumjahn, not put...
Extras
Total (for 4 wits, declared) ... 185
Kennett Barron Archard
Chapman Lambert
Bowling Analysis.
ن
3
Bowled 1 wide,
NAVY. Pay-Com, Helhert, run out Capt. Hyne, run out..... Capt. Henderson, Barde -Pay-Liem, Robinson, e D. Rumjaho,
A. Ismail
with
his side.
108.
STAY AND DEPARTMENTS.
Lieut.-Col. Coles, b Wright'
on the stroke of time by three wickets. Scares:-
CIVIL SERVICE.
R. C Witchell, run aut....
L. S. Waters, b Omar
3
Johnstone Humphreys
·Beith Fenwick Jammert
Bowling Analysis.
K. 42
V
P 0
Synth Thompson .... 1 0
†Bowler. I no balk
Bowled wide.
Hogakosu .c. 2ND. IT
R. A. Garon, 1 Övery
C. C. Stark, .b... b. Overy ......
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1
3
J. D. Humphis, e Edwards, à Piety
cher
T. J. Frawiak, b Overy .....
F. Sym Thomson. h Övery h
A. K. Mackenzie, std., Edwards, b
Fletcher
„F. “G. Lanumert, nós ous
C W. Johnstone, h Braw
R. M. Austin, b. Brawn
R. Kennedy, not out
A. E. Erith, did not had
Extras
Total afer right wickets!
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Railton
Fletcher Bran
Bohel
Bowling Analysis.
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CIVIL SERVICE 2ND, XK DEFEAT
"UNIVERSITY 2ND. XI
The second team of the University net with defeat at the hands of the Civil Service Second string on Satirday. G Y. Ng, was the only man un his side to stand up to the bowling of Tayler and Sandlord. The Civil Service batsmen found the bowling easy, Borne "hit seven houndaries in obtaining 130 rang Most of the Civil Service runs were made The Civil Servier wont up of boundaries.
by 91 runs. Scores:-
UNIVERSITY 25, XI.
T. E. Cheah, bir wicket, b Taylor
S. W. Chan, Tayler
C. H. Yoh.
Ju
Taylor
J. Basto, and E Taylor
C. Y. Ng, Alderman. Bacon
K. H. Don; h Santor
S. Sepher, and b. Sandford
Lau Yan Chi, b. Taylor,
E. Guttieres, Eh, & Taylog T. 0. Yeah, nus not
A. N. Other, absent
Extras
Sandford Taylor Racou"
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
12. R.
3. 17
2
2)
0
CIVAL SERVICE.
H. W. Sandfeed, à Enthürrez, b 1.
E. Yeoh
E. Kaight, b C. H. Yesh
R. W Bearne, e Basto, b. Cheah...
G
H. Haakrat, 1.b.w., br Cheah......
E. T. Crocker, Guttierez, b Cheah, 19
F. Bacon, b. C. H. .....
R. T. Taylor, g, à C. H. Yrob
S. Kelly, h
S. E. Alderman, hY
Chena
1
A. E. Wood', b Abbas......................
D
S. Emer, 1.b.w., h Cheah
R. W. Bradbury, Heath, b Omur.. R. O. Hutchison, run out
7
V. Hast, nut out
Extras
Pre. Elliott, e and b Omar
Total
EC Fincher, b Lammert
Dr. Smalley, b Laminert
Bowling Analysis."
W.
Major howen, b. Wright
Sergt. Connor, Redmond
20.
Col, Humphry, Sony, b Wright
W. H. Edmonds, Lammert
H. Prcy, not out
10
Cheah
Capt. Cavenaugh, b Redmond.
H. E. Strange not out
Trol
Pts. Rhodes, è and b. Wright
Extas
Chan
"Total (For D wkta.. dec.)
Bowling Analysis.
10
Capt. Bundle, Wright
Corp. Glenny, & Resimond Capt. Touery; b Redmont..... Corp. Knight, b Redmend Pte. Filmer, not out
Omar
Abhna
Lammert
22882
عن سمنت د
Extras
Total
to
Heath
}
Lt. Jones, 5 Karde ...........
Lt. Lambert, b. Earde
Bowling Analysis
CRAIGENGOWES,
16.
Mr. Kennett, not cut
W.
R. Ben, net qut
Eng Com, Archart, c and b A. A.
Kumjuha
Kedmond Marley
1
5
C. Omar, elliott,
Witchell
1
10
0
Wright
10.3
L. E. Lammert, e Smalley, b Wit-
chell
9
6 Ramjahn
Hust
1
2
C. Kennedy, Edmonds
34
Eng. Com. Cunningham,
F. G. Thompson, e Witchell, b Ed-
monds
4
$. Jex, c Smalley. b Filmands
0
3. Abha, b Edmonds......
B
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Earde
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G. C. Earde
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A. Ismail
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D. Ismail
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D. Kamarasamy, b Cavenaugh
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UNIVERAITT
G. E. Marley, e Tomory, b Cavanaugh 24
R. A. Basto, b Carensugh....
F. A. Redmond, b Connori................
J. D. Wright, c "Tomory, b Carenaugh 18
H. C. Huat, b↳ Comar .....
B. K. Chua, b Connor
K. L. Ban, e Coles, b Connor
V. N. Atienza, b Cavenaugh
K. S. Cheah, b Connor
I. T. Pun, not out ......
Extrus
C. E. Heath, not out ..
C. A. Goldenberg.. b Ednionda
W. Hall, did not bat...
H. W. Ramsay, did not hat
Extras
13
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الاله
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134
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* Bowled a wide each
Bowled two wides.
CRAIGENGOWER 2×6, XI, DEFEAT.
C.R.C2ND. XI.
• Thể C.RC, dia not make a good show in this match, which was productive of low scoring. The C.R.C., "batting ärst, lost their Grst two wickets at 9. When
the score stood at 26 for the loss of 3 y wickets, things looked better, but this promise did not materialise Craigen- gower did not look like winning at first.' Three wickets fell for 2 and 5 for 40 when the tail came to the rescue. Craigen gower won by four wicket Scores:-
«C.H.C. 2ND. II.
Yung Hin Lua, & Ellis, b Abbas Vong Po Kong, Swanston, b
Pinna ..........
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Total (for 7 wickets)
..119
Chan Hin Lee, □ Muskett, b Abbas ... 17. Lee Ying Chiu, Pinna uom
&
Cheung Wing Kiu, b Pinas
Bowling Analysis.
lai Keen; b Abbas...
Total
Strange
4
0
Bowling Analysis,
Witchell
11 0 44
2
Piercy
25. Q
0.
Q.
4
Edmonds
I 04
Б
Conar Cavenaugh
11.3
44 &
43 5
Was a Shing, run out ......
Tan Ma Sze, 1.b.x., Abbas
Lam Tak in,.b.w.,,Pinna
Chan Tin Sung, e Alver, b Pians Jau Man Ching, not aut
Extra
Total ......
Bowling Analysis.
Tel. 151-
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R.G.A. DEFEAT THE C.R.C.
The Chinese team put up a good game. against the R.G.A.." at Happy Valley, on Saturday. Lieut. Sutherland and nr. Middleton were the absentees on the B.G.A side, while the Chinese fielded their strongest possible team. The match, played on the Military ground, was con- tantly interrupted by streams of foot- [ball" spectators. The crowd was fre- quently crossing the field of play and passing in front of the screens. Twice, during the match, play had to be stopped,
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KOWLOON DEFEATS HONGKONG.
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The Chinese, batting first, opened very slowly, the first six overs yielding only 11 runs. Both Choa and Lo were caught in the slips, at 13 and 20 respectively. The partnership between Yew and Ng considerably improved the position of their side. Neither Bryson nor Davies
There is a tradition that the Kowloon was bowling his best, owing to being C.-Hongkong C.C.. matches should unaccustomed to the matting wicket, on always end in favour of the home team. which the ball was kicking. After Last Saturday's match, however, Vended got out, with the score at 58, only Un in a draw, the result being open up to of the remaining batsmen was able to du the last minute. anything at all. Olliver was given the Kowloon batted first, and were able to bowling, and his deliveries looked so easy declare their innings closed when they that the batsmen attempted to hit out had scored 189 for the loss of scren with the result that four out of the five wickets E. B. Macaskill played a very were taken in the lips. The R.G.A. free innings, punishing the bowlers with Robinson's 30 fielding was much below the usual stand-the greatest confidence.
ard, and several chances went begging- runs were steadily. compiled, but the best
HONGKONG C.C. 2x, XI. DEFEAT KOWLOON C.C. 2ND. XI.
Abian
The second team of the Hongkong C.C. got the better of their rivals from Kow- loon, on the Hongkong ground. Kowloon Pinna "declared their innings closed when they had scored 132 for the loss of eight Edmonds batted very freely, wickets.
ringing off souse hefty shots on both sides of the wicket. The Hongkong C.C. bats men batted as if they found the bowling easy, Lammert doing the best of the six men who entered double figures. The Club won by two wickets. Scores --
.C.C. 2ND. II.
A. Q. Brawn, b Johnstone ....ta
L. E. 6. Hodge, b Johnstone
C. E. Carr, run'süt
N. LH. Railton, e Mackenzie,
Johnstone
W. T. Elson, cand'' Leith
J. C. Fletcher, b Leith
E. J. Edwards, a and b Lammert
R. H. Jewsbury, b Johnstone
H, Overy, not ont
F. Lobel, not out. G. T. Carille, did not hat'
Extras...
Total (for 8 wkta., declared)...132
0. M. 2.
8.4 0
CRAIGENGOW
43
17
CO
T. McCormack, e Chin Hin „Lee,” b
Wong ......
Y. Abban, b Wong
0 31
J. Remedios, Cheung, Wong..... A. S. Ella, Wong
C. H. Lyson; e Lee Ying Chin, h
Wong
J. Swanston; b Lai Kuen
17
13
15
M. Piñas, b Lai Kuen
W. B. Muskett, b Wong
A. W. van Assche, 'b Wong
E de Sua, not ont
CM. Alves, e Chan Tin Sung, b
Jai Kuon
Total
Bowling Analysis,
c.
Lai Kuen
Wong Po Koung
12 1 10
3
Wan Iu Shing 1