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therein contained,
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HONGKONA
CRICKET.
HONGKONG CO. DEFEAT THE GARRISON.
ALAGNIFICENT INNINGS BY A. A.
CLAXTON...
The Hongkong C.C.deserve to be con- gratulated on their magnificent recovery and subsequent victory against the Garrison. The result was a good illustra tion of the glorioua uncertainty of cricket. Following on this splendid win, it may be safety, assured that the Club will defeat the Navy in the New Year match.
On the previous day, the Garrison, bat ting first, knocked up 239 in, thanks mainly to a forceful' display of cricket by Lient Sutherland and to the scientifia and polished play of Capt. Davies and Major Edwards. Against that total, the Club replied with 168 A A. Claxton being the chief contributor with aplendidly compiled innings of 57 runa. Following on, the Club had scored 18 for the Ides of Mitchell's wicket when stumps were drawn..
A
When play was continued on Satur day, opinion varied as to whether Claxton and Wood, who seemed to be set when play ceased on the previous evening, would collar the Garrison bowling. The
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS & EFFECTS wicket was not so hard as on the previona
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day, owing to a heavy fall of dew over night.. Davice and Olliver wore in charge of the attack" It soon became evident that Claxton and Wood were going to Rive good account of themselves; and so they did The bowling was good and the batsmen were unable to take liberties
DINNER DANOF will be he'd with it. The runa, however, camo steadily,
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Below are the full mooxes: -
LA-Col. Wyndham, Lag, ↳ Parpa. 29 Capt. Olliver, a Mitchell, b Clakion..... 12 Major Bowen, d Claxaqn Major Edwards, 3 Day CQ.M.S: Talfourd, Day Capt. Davies, o Wood, b' Donnelly, Lisa Sutherland, b. Day......... Lieut. Beavan, & Clarton Major Culver, & Claxton, Donndly 8 Major Middlemai, o Claxton, b Day. 10. Lieut. Clanson, aut out.
1918,
Witchell had the excel four wickede for eight irons suð. Severa. Are for 90 Scores -
Walters, o S. A. Ismail, b Rumjatin 13 Vincent, b Rumjaha ...
Nicholas, su,, Rumjan Brookes, e Sub..
Woods, b Rumjahn...
Bowling Anslysis.
Bryan'd Woods
20:
4.
18
Vincent
४ $
18
1.
Ветал Evans
12. I
CIVIL SERVICE. - -
0 30
18
46
69
7
B. W. Bradbury, e Cheah, & Wright 27 K. C. Witchell, b Redmond `......... 18 W. H. Edmonds, a Wright, 5 Eunt......... 43 P. T. Lamble, Lb.., Redmond 23 F. Syma Thomson, not out ... 52 F. Ling, not out
Extras
NATT,
Arvulli
12
Bryant, e Ismail, ₺ Rumjaho
Bevan, std., Rumjain
Extras
38
Total (for 8 wkto, declared) '...175 E. Finchor, J., T. Smalle Severn G. H. Piorcy, R. W. Bearne did not bat.
Siloox, a Ismail, & Areulli Evans, b Ismail
Total
Bowling Analysis,.
Bowling Analysis.
Samry
Redmond
Bowling Analysis, "
Wright
Donnelly
Bunt Pun
3:
Rumjahn Arculli
14
38 15.
UNIVERSITY.
S. A. femsil
H. C. Hunt, à Serëzni 2,5
F. A. Redmond, "h Severn
B
D. K. Sacay, b Severn...
· Claxton
Hanwook Parsvačina. (........ Feare
11
BOXEKONG G
lat Innings.
-A, à, Claxton, MUITOUS
E. J, R. Mitchell, » Davies, b. Ollirez ā A. E. Wood; b Divis
R. Hancock, a and b Olliver ‚T. B. Pearce, c. and b ́Edwards
EW. Day, b Dari
C. Blaker, a Edwards, bi Darien
R
TL Cheah, Ling.
J. D. Wright, e Bearne, b Witchell.
J. T. Pun, b Witchell..
S. K. Chua, & Piercy, b. Severn
KL. Sun, 1b.w., b Witchell
O. H. Yooh, set out .....
18
J. C. Thiry, Hearne, b Bovern
K. S. Cheah, b Witebell
8
8"
55
F. Thursfeld, a Bowen, b Olliver. 19 F. G. de Pararadisi, b. Davies .......
J. W. R. MacPhail, e Davies, b
Middles
D. E Dennelly, not out
Dang
Extras
Oliver Middlemas Edwards
Rog
Extra
Total
Bowling Analysis,
12
Severa
20
· Ling
17
188
Witchell
Lamble
*-Bowled 1 wide.
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
13
*.
1 54. 131
4
1
1.
HONGLONG C.C.
2nd Innings.
A. A. Claxton, Edwards, b Darios...125 E. J. R. Mitchell, e Clausen, b Daries 22 A. B. Wood, o Darien, b Edwardı. 43 T. E. Pearce, st. Clauson, 6 Darim... 48 B. Hancock, e Edwarda, b Dario 14 E. W. Day, o Sutherland, b Olliver... 9 C. Haker, run out
D. E. Donnelly, Edwards, b Ollirer
P. Thursfield, b Davies
J. R. MacPhail, & Clauson, b P. Grasciai, net out ..
Cli
for neither bateman would let anything in the nature of a foose bell go, past, him, and the game was frequently punctuated with applause for powerful drives by one ostaman or another. One of Wood's best hits was a six off Oliver on to the Supreme Court: When the wore was in the region of 130, Davies took & rest, Edwards coming on in his piace The change had the desired effect, for, 1000 after, Wood gave a catch to Davies in the outfield. The halk of his runs were made by boundary ditz When Pispos and Clarion were associated, the fielders per had another strenuous time. The sõbra rose to 239 Patrce showed a glimpse of the form which made him the idol of the cricketing crowd last season, and played his best innings this year.
He gape a possible catch to Middlemas at cover point, and another, when he bad made 4, to Davies which the latter was not expect-i
When Pearce was out. Hancock joined Claxton. The bopes of a long partner ahip were shattered, for, after making 14 runs, Hancock was out to a very smack ented in the slips by Edwards. Ввод after Day came to the wickets Claxton's og innings torminated. Only those who witnessed his exhibition can imagine what a faultless gaine Claxton played: He seldom, if over, lifted the ball and the correctness and vigour of his carpet
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USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
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and Arm chairs mew Folding Card and OR the use of all Men of the Mercantile missed the ball and Clauson missed a
watch. Contrary to his usual style, Clax ton wae never reckless and whenever be stepped out it was with sheilnte con fidence and thus he brought off a beautiful drive on the off. On one such pocusion he
possible opportunity of stumping him
eighties. During his stay of nearly three hours at the wicket, Claxton never gate a chance. He was undoubtedly the bero of the match, for he scored 170 runs in the two innings, took thres - wźeitetą,
Extras
Davies Ullivar Edwards Middems
0
10
·FRIENDLY MATURE,
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CRAIGENGOWER DEFEATS INDIAN
ARMY.
A very low-scoring match between the Indian Army and Craigengewer ended in the latter winning by 20-rups. The bowlers of the respective sides had a creditable day. The Indian Army total- led ba, Hammond being the only man on his side to enter double figuren Omar and Abbas did considerable damage with the ball.
-Craigengower replied with 79, aga result of a good partnership between Basa and Thompson, each scoring 18 runa Major Greenaway and Jacobson, were responsible for the easy, dianimal of the side. Scores -
RIE, AND INDIAN. ARMY.
Major Greensphy, e Omar, b Abbas. 3
Bowling Analysis,
0.
R
29
9
89
G
21
106
9
Lt. McConnell, b Omar Lt. Col. Taylor, b. Abbas
វា 63
Q.M.S. White, B Lammert
7 0
Cpl. Hooper, c Hall, b. Oras:
THE GARRISON. 2ed lunings.
15
Lt. Col. Wyndham, & Dannelly 24. O.Q.M. Talfourd, b Day. Lieut, Sutherland, b Donnelly Major Edwards, b Donnelly Capt. Oliver, cHincock, b Day Capt. Davies, e and b Day Lieut. Beavan, e Hancock, b Day Major Bowen, b Donnelly Major Culver, and b Day
Majar Middlemas, c Day, b Donnelly List Clamor, not aut
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysia.
Donnelly
Day
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Lt. N. L. Hammond, b Omar
B. Jacobs Tarkoorn, b... b Abbas
Spr. Jacobson, b Omar
Spr. Hallam, b Abbas ......
Sgt. Martin, not out.
Spr. Trangrove, did not bat
Extras
19
Pender, o Kay, b. Rumjahn Collins, not out
Extras
Total
Кат
C.R.C, 2ND. II. DEFEATS CIVIL
SERVICE 2. AL
The Civil Service second team was "defcated on Saturday "by the “C.R.C. recand team. The Civil Service started well, losing one wicket for 48. Three wickota then fall with the addition of only three runs. The total emeritually reached $8, Crocker top-scoring for his side, Ching bowled well, capturing sve wickets for 27 runs. The C.R.C. replied with 200 runs for eight wickets, although the match had been won with the fall of the third wicket. Lo Man Pan played steady game for 61, and Ching had a ̈ Inerry, though short, innings for 38 runs, Scorea:-
CIVIL SERVICE. 2ND. XI. H. E. Strange, run out in 18 E. T. Crocker, H. L. Chan, b Ching 26 H. Sandford, b Ching Burden, Yew
W. Taylor, bow
8. Alderman, 5 Ching G. Baskett b Yew
F. Bacas, Ching;“,
J. Lyon, Ching .... D. Ackerman, b Yow, 0. Chas, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Ha Wing Kin Ter Man Ho Yow Man Tipp
Chingute Zak
27-
ler Man Pan, e and b. Strange B Chan Hin Leo, e Taylor, b Strange... 18 Yow Man Tsan, Taylor......
17 J: Wong, c and "b Alderman Ho Wing Kia, Sandford, b Bacon 18 H. Ching, e Taylor, b Strange u Yew Man Hon, not out... Wong Po Keung, h Straage" Wan Lu Shing, b Taylor Cheng Wing Kui, not out Ng Sar Kwong, did not bat
Extras
Total (for B wickets)
Strange
Bowling Analysis.
Sandford,
Tatal
Bowling Analysis.
K
Lammert
·8
.0 20
Abijas
D4 3. 15
Bacon
Omar
2
CRAIGENGOWEŁ,
E. Basa, b Jacobson ............ 18 L. E Lammert, e Hooper,
Ham
F. G. Thompson, b Hammond M. 19
C. Kennedy b Jacobeon
8. Jox, o Omer, & Greenaway
B. Omar, Lb., b Jacobson ca.
M. Abban, b Jun
W. Hall, not out
Heath, Hammond, b Green-
H. Ramssy, o Lackçara, b Green-
KY, Abbas, b Greenaway
include Baines in the team in the placeAKAT of Lieut. Beavan.
LEAGUE KATYRECICL
-SERVICE DEFEATS UNIVERSITY.
Extras
Total
Bowling
20. XI.
ogbagno o bot
17
17
4
victory against the Navy 2nd XI, feature of the former's inning being the
Queen's College scored a creditable
shit for a steadily compiled 15 Prac batting of 8. H. Ismail who carried out
tically all, Lanzil's rana were gathered on the off.
The best player on the Navy side was Evans who scored 20 A A amjahn captured 7 wickets for 38 runs
wicket brilliantly in the finrrison second innings. The remainder of the Club bater
were unable to do anything much As a generally expected, the Civil and the innings terminated for 380 rans Service inflicted a crashing defeat on the QUEEN'S COLLEGE DEPENTS NAVY Davies bowlin
kable for be University on Saturday by the broad sent down no less than 22 over paly margin of six wickets and 125 runs. bowler can
hat a stain that The University, inaleed of progresing manand was
bowling better stems, to become weaker with every match after his twentieth is a long time since Hongkong has had sees the team sustained this season by the wer than before. It they play. This, no doubt, is due to the bowler of such mettle
Considering the fact the Garrison Marley.
departure of Ponsonby Fane and G. bad done so well in batting in their first innings, it
Playing on what was not unre to hope wicket, the Civil Service started one too
the 16 runS- 29-
well, losing one wicket for 28 rone. After thin, however, runs cane at a terriño pace indicated by the flirty boundaries scored by the different players F. Byme Thomson, played a merry innings and was unbeaten with 81 to his credit, His score included ten fora Edmouth was in capital form and just failed to reach the half century, and Bradbury, in a total of hit six fars. The inxings: Fae closed at 175 rum for the low of four
that they quired with
Bot
2 bateman's
Beores
CE QUEEN'S COLLEGE.
SEL. Ixmail, not out
A el Arculli, o Bicos, b Woods
78
19
D. Ismail, I.b.r. b Bevan ...... 8 S. A mail, Walters, b Bryant &
8
A. 4. Ramjain, Bryant, h Evans 19
We Kaye Brooks, b Evans
AN, Other, Words, b Evans
O, Rumjan, c Fender, b. Berin G. A. Hyder, not out.....
Extras
Total (for 1 wkta.,..
Taylor Alderman
0.
JE,
13 0.
7
8 0
46
3 0.
TENNIS.
KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB COMPETI- TION.
A tennis competition for spoons was beldon Boxing Day, at the Kowloon Cricket Club. There was a large atten- dance and the weather was ideal
Two mixed teams of six pairs played an American Doubles Tournament and
the team, captained by Mr. C. W. Jeffrica, finished winners, after a very close struggle, by 123 games to 109. At the conclusion, Mr. J. Balaton, on behalf of the Tennis Committee, said that the Club hoped to hold similar pleasant events once a month during the winter. Bocial He then called on Mas Brawn, wife of the vice-president, to present the prizes won in last year's tennis tournaments. The prize winners were as follows:-
Championship Singles (prise presented
by Mr. 8. E. Green) won by Mr. L Forster. Handicap Singles "A" (priza presented won by Mr. O,
by
Woodman.
Handicap Singles "B":-1," Mr. Wil mson; 2, Mr. McConnell.
Mixed Doubles:—1, Mr. Stark and Mr. Lindsell; 2, Hi Jeffries and,
Wheeler
Doubles Mars: Wheeler and Tay101,50
Messrs. Lindwell and Bradbury,
Winning Team in Spoon Competition
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries Mr. and Mr Stazenw; Mr. and Mry, Elson Michmond and Mr Bwn
Maner, Henderson and Prawns Mesars Halaton and Tenfester. Three cheer
and a tiger werd Mr. Brawn. Mr. A. G. Brav the Club on behalf of his
honour of presenting
prizes. He hoped the
get the support of al
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their work during the
anter.
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spring tournaments which won March. He thanked the misy
petition, and
accommodation
intereit
Ken the now Clab House came.
wonl