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SPORT FOOTBALL
HONGKONG" LEAGUE. Saturday's games resulted as follows
Hongkong Club 7 H.M.S. Aliense 9/Wiltshires 1 Hongkong Police H.M.N. Carlisle 2 R.GA. Kolon
0 S.C.A DIVISION
St. Joseph'... United R.G.A. Reserves 4 H.K. Club Res., Indians 2 Club de Recreio.... FALS. Curtiale R3 Ofera Enited Staff & Dept Kowloon Res
4
se Punjabi,.. 1 S.Ct. Res.
CLUB, TAMBROSE" a
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20TH, 1920.
HALES, CARLISLE," 2; ROA, 1 The sailors obtained their first points in the League by beating the leaders by the udd goal in three, From a break away Mellugh guz well hf. but with only the goalkeeper to best, sent the ball over the top. From the goal kick, Pavey sent out to Brant, who centred, and Fawesti, receiv- ing, best Smith, thereby opening the score for the sailors, McHugh, receiving the bull from a kick-out from goal, sent in a long shot which bent Flood and made the score equal Half, time arrived, with the score. unchanged. On resuming, Wilson 1 broke away on the right and centred. Watson ken.); tested Flood, who caught the ball and threw out where Marris received and sent over the top. The BGA pressed but could not score. Flood don ng with shuts from all directions, At length, the Carlisle came away and Me-|
The Club urned out without Sandberg, J. Rodger and Lawrence, and the Ambrose Geidot only four of their regular side. and went straight for
The Club store Tavish shot wide. Carthy sent in a shot which Walker
the "Ambrose goal. The Club recursed to the attack, and Day, receiving, sent the ball past. Harwood, putting the Club ahead after three minutes play. From the centre kick Savage tried to run through, but Railton tackled and La Selvated to midfeld, whence Kelso returned rand Knight came again; Gerrard clearing Kohr received, and eat well in. The backs failed to clear and the Club centro, following up, beat Harwood with a well- The Ambrose went away
defected into goal, thereby giving the sailors the lead, which they kept till the clo
Mr. Cheeseley was the referes.;
The gaare was well contested, and the sailors are to be congratulated on their win and determination. The R.G.A. were unlucky to lose as they had most of the play but failed to take the chances offered. They were without Holloway and Hen- wood, their goalkeeper and centre ball,
Pfrom the centre kick, and Savage ended up respectively.
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"CRICKET,
| KOWLOON C.C. v. INDIAN 6.C." This match between Kowloon C.C. and fading R.C., at Kinga Park on Saturday resulted in a win for Kowloon. The fol
lawing were the scores!-----
INDIAN B.GO
A. H. Rumjahngfrun out .......... 14 S. R. Ismail, run out M.Abbas b Pestonje
A. A. Rumjaha, e Stalker,
Pestonji *****
Ismail, and h Stalker
D. Imail, e Goodall, b Exans 13 K. Kahne Ramsay, b Macaskill... 33 SA. R. Ismail e Brawn, b
Macaskil
D. Woerapuli, & Stalker, b Ramsay: 0 J. S. Curresu, e and b Macaskill.. 2 HAN. W. Larizı, Boz out,..
Extra S
Total
CRAIGENGOWER & STAFFS,
The Craigengower C.G. wun their match *g*inst the Staff and Departments. Scores:-
CRAIGENGO FER
9. Jex, e sad b Marsh
Holdman, b, Spinks
F. G. Thompson, Nicholson, b
Bowen
B. W. Bradbury, Marsh, b Carter
H. Basa, e Grier, b Spinks. P. T. Lamble, b Bowery L.E. Latimers, e Humphry,
Bowen
"C. G. Anderson, t and b Spinks WB Drake, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts, deelītedy.
J. Bryant and C. Kerrigan, did not bak..
Bowling Analyals.
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Bowen
.104
pinks.
13.2
Bowling Analysin
Hollands
Marah
4
0
Carter
Q
H. Overy .. R. Pestonji
&
19
11
Thompson
3
D 2.
98 2
Long
3.
0
B4
B I
་་
16
0 15
14
J. Stalker
B. D. Evans
A, W. Ramsay..... K. R. Macaskill 3.1
5.0.0
E. L. Braga, Lw.b., S. A. R. Ismail 49 J. Stalker, e Weerapuli, b A. A...
Ramjaha
14
E. R. Macaskill, and, b S. E.
Ismail
J. Stapleton, b Ismail A. W. Ramany, b. Ismail- D. M. Goodall. b. Ismail H. Ovary, b Ismail Major Greenaway, not out.
Extras
Total
Evans, did not bat.
A. Q. Brawn, R. Pestonji and
Bowling Analysis.
M. E. Abbas A. A. Kumjaha B.B. Ismail K. Koha
D. Weerapali J. 8. Curreem B. A. R. Ismail
30
STAFF AND DEFARMENTS,
28
L-Col Bowen, e Lumble, b Lam-.
mert
Lt. Col. Grier, b Bryant
Capt. Spints, b Bryant
...
Bt. Col. Hampbry, e and b Bryant S.-8gt. Long, run cub
Bt. LtCol. Nicholson, c Holdman,
b Laminert ...........
8.-Sgt. Marsa, b Bryant
Capt. Carter, e Bradbury, b Lam.
Sgt. Hollands, poi out
9. M. Haynes, Lb.w. Lammert
S. M. Thompson,
Lammert.ii.
Extras
Total
Thompson,
D.
Bowling Analysis.
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Lämmert
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Bryant.
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39
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·5.3 0
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CIVIL SERVICE &. R.G.A.
on Saturday, Scores:---
The Civil Service defeated the R.G.A.
OIVIL SERVICE,
F. J de Rome, b. Graham
20
G. R. Bayer, e Chester, b Grabar 10 R. O. Witebell, e Davies, b Graham W. Chipchase, 5 Davies.
A. R. Sutherlanā, ē Couzins, b
Graham
Graham
E. W. Hamilton, G. H. Piercy, s Dyer, b Graham
Baker
E. Fincher, b Graham
E. B. Reed, b. Graham
W. H. Edmonds, b Davies
E. O. Bird, dat out
Extras
Graham Davion
Total
Bowling Analysis.
a brilliant run by sending in wide. The Ambrose took the aggressive again, and Toakin was called'ipon.to clear. McPhail
These teams met on the Navy "A" passed to Riis, who ran down the wing ground, before a large Chinese crowd, and but delayed centring, and Boyling cleared a hard and fast game ended in a goalless Keeping up the pressure, McTavish sent draw. Kowloon started the game, but the in a hard shot, which Harding cleared by South China Athletic were soon atacking, kicking into touch. The Ambrose broke and Ip Kau sent over. From the kick out, away, and Bavage tried a run through, but Wayman gens Townsend away, but Chon Tonkin cleared." -Railton sent Riis Away So returned, and the S.C.A; getting well on the left, who centred, but Boyling down on the right, Cracker was called upon cleared. The Club-next forced a corner to save The Chinese had much the better Kubr, receiving with his back to the goal of the exchanges, but Knight and Wheeler turned sharply with the ball at his toe and cleared and tackled well From break beat Harwood with a ground shot, thereby away, Cleme raz down on the left, but patting the Club 3 up in Afteen minutes ended by shooting wide. From another The Ulub successfully maintained their pre-break away, At Kit Sang centred, but the sure, and the fourth goal was not late in arriving Hamilton centred, and Moak house partly cleared McTavish, passed to Kubr, who went in and, as Harwood a out, sent the ball into an empty goal. The admire then went away with a spurt, and Savage passed out to Knight, who failed to accept, the bail going to touch near the corner flag. From the throw in McPhail sent forward, where Adams to turned, and the Ambron were awarded a free kick for McPhail fouling Knight. Tonkin cleared, but Knight came again and shot wide. The Amare made desperate efforts to retrieve thair losses. Ultimately, bands against Kelso gave the Club a good chance.
McPhail took the kick and seat straight to Harwood, who Caught the ball and threw out. With the ball in midfield the whistle sounded for half-time, the Club leading by 4 goals to Resuming, the Ambrose went away with a dash, Railton "elearing, The ball was soon transferred to the other end, where Boyling kicked out. The Club kept up the pressure and McTavish paased to Kuhr, who seeing Day nicely situated, gave him the ball Day placed it well into the net out of Harwood's reach. From a break awdy by Savage the Ambrose got well down, and Rodger was called upon to Landis the ball for the first time in the 3Dcond half. Rodger returned to midfield, where Bailton passed forward to McTavish who was off-side. The Club pressed again and Herwood had to stop shots from McTavish and Day Next Kabr passed Hamilton, who, running at top speed, sent ia fast shot thay beat Harwood all the way. The Club thus bad six goals to their credit.The Ambrose struggled gamely, bat made little impression on their oppon- ents. Once Bavage passed out to Knight, who was standing off-side. The Ambrose returned and Gerrard cleared. Savage returned and was brought down heavily for which a free kick against the Club was given. Barage took the kick, well, but Gerrard cleared, and the ball was trans ferradh to the other end and shortly after With the wind in their favour, the wards Kahr ran through and registered the R.U.A pressed but could not core. Hand seventh goal for the Cinb. The whale against Mages sent the Club away but sounded leaving the Club winners Bherry sont in wido, Golding came down
·to nila" Mr. Wells was in charge of the and cleared sent over, but Groot zan on
gise, cleared The B.G.A. forced a corner, Chan, b Yooh which was very one-sided. For the Chub off Farmer. Ryall placed, well, and Bailey Kubr
played well, and the third goal for sent in a shot which Groot fisted cut. the Club was the result of a marvellous Logan came away for the Club, but got effort on the part of the Club centre, Day to far down before shooting and his final improved as inside left, and his first goal effort went wide Following a corner was the regale of good play. Riis did not awarded to the R.G.A., Haris passed to Ket many chances, play being mostly un Kent, hohent Groot at close range The
goals
Baker
..
24.
12 0 0.5 -0 A 213
B.G.A
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33
ball went behind. There was no scoring in the first half. On resuming the Chinese went away, bat Wheeler cleared. Millard passed out to Taylor, who sent over for Chan So to clear. The game continued to be very fast, the ball travelling rapidly up and down the fuld. The Chinese got away and Ip 50 tested Crocker, the goal- keeper clearing.
On form the Chinese should have won. referee.
Mr. Hollands was the
R.GARES; 4 CLUB RESERVES, O
The Cinb started with ten men The Club kicked off with the wind in their favour. The R.G.A attacked and Kent cent in shots that went wide. Keeping up the pressure, the R.G.A. were awarded a the kick and it went outside. The R.G penalty for handling by Jack Kent took returned and Magse shot wide Golding tried several shots from the right, one which Sherry; kicked behind. placed well, but Farmer cleared. soldiers returned, and Veale opened the scoring From the restart, Railton went away, but Woodhouse kicked out. Tha R.G.A. came again, and Harris sent in from the left, Voale breasting the ball into the net. Hands against Bailey sent the Club in, but Logan sent over the top Herrin transferred to the other end, where Sorensen handled just outside the penalty. arva Kent took the kick. Groot cleared, and Logan wont away. Berrystone kicked out. The RG. got away to the other end, where MacDonald sent ite ball behind, The Club cleared the corner kick and Bailton and Logan took the ball towards the B.G.A goa, where Magee kicked be hind. The R.G.A. cleared, bat Logan re- turned and sent in a hard shot, which Berrystone kicked behind, Another Club man came on to complete the side and immediately afterwards the hate soundedre defeat on the University. Scores for half-time with the soldiets leading by two goals to niš, pa dy
Gold
Capt. Olliver, e Sutherland, b Bird 0. Lt. Cheater, Reed of
Capt. Davies, e Bayer, b Birds Major Bagnall, Edmonds, b Reed Bdr. Baker, run, out Sgt. Holloway, e Sayer, b Bird L. Graham, Lb.w., Reed
the right wing Hamilton and McTavish Club got away and Newcombe kicked showed understanding and are a dangerous hind. From the resulting corner, the wing when they get down, for both know B.G.A. transferred to the other end, wher, when and how to shoot. Railton, as centre Kent, beating the backs, shot. half, worked very hard, and he had his bis effort to save turned the ball round the Groot, in work cut out to keep Savage under, as the post. Hyall wok the corner kick, and speedy winger, was playing Inside Kent again beat Groot, the whistle sound- McPhail and Moore cleared. welling with the score 4 goals to nfi in favour but their wings were not dangerous. of the E.GA. Mr. Sanbells was in charge Gerrard and Tonkin had little to do as the of the stock, with the exception of Savage, was ST,
weak. Eodge the afternoon
in goul
only stop
three shots to
In the, Ambrose beim Savage was con- spicuous. Beveral times he tried to get through single-handed, but the Clah contre half kept him well in band, Harwood, In
ST. JOSEPH'S, 3; UNITED,
1.
Gar. Cousing, c Hamilton, b. Reed C. 8. M. Pragnoll, b Bird. Lt. Thornton, b. Beed. Gar. Dyer, not out.... Extras .......
Bird
Reed
Total
Bowling Analysis,
9 8.2
O.RO. UNIVERSITY.
The Chinese Recreation Club inflicted" a
QE.C.....
P.Lo, e aud b Roffey ... Ng 820 Kwong, b Freeborn
W. Lock Wei, e Hunt, a Roffey...... Un Hew Fan, b Freeborn
+
Goo, Lee, K-8. Cheat, b Freeborn D M. F. Shin, b Freeborn
J Wong, c Roffey, b Freeborn Hung Man To, h Roffey
H. Ching not out
Lai-Kuen, st. Mogra, b Boffey
Total
Bowling
Freebara Rokey Yeon Bamy
13.3
I UNIVERSITY.
H. C. Hunt, b Ng Szo Kunnge Yeah Toik Ee, and b Ng Sae
Kwong
D. K Samy, e Lob Ng Bze Kwong W. Roffey, and b Ng Sze Ewang 13 H. Freeborn, b Ching...
On the St. Joseph's ground, the United attacked from the start and Simmons opened the score for them in the first five TL Chenh, b Lee minuten, Play was fast throughout, and
Megra, b
goal, was tested-frequently, and cleared the College toam soon gained
the upper not out:
some dificult, shots
WILTS POLICE D
hand, Hyndman, Lim and Valesso, scoring. Mr. Bayer was the referee.
"CARLISLE? RES, 3; OILERS, 0.
These teams met on the Navy ground, where the Oilers V
free clear goals.
The play was fas
Fast throughout in this match on the Navy ground. The Wife crossed over leading unly by one goal to nit, Swan- borough beating Hiker with a low shot In the second half, the soldiers again had The next League games are who mant of the play, but thanks to the Police defence could not add to the score for January 8th, so the Cleby will have MaWaltors and Clark cleared, walls Haringhie en diệng which the
ones was the retereo.
25
atches have been arranged.
Leg
é Shin, b. Lee Barney, not out ... W Robertson, did not bat
Total:(for 8 wichstey
Bowling Analysis.
34
10
FRIENDLY MATCH.
H.K, U.C. v. RE, AND ĻA.
As with the League matches, the friendly fixture on H.E.C.C. ground was potable: for bowling feats. R.E. and L.A. started. with the loss of Gray as three, and there- after Stewart watched men come and go ($for 3 for 21). He hit six off Wodehouse and three-fours, and then went. our himeelt, 3 for 42 Greig accompany ing him, 4 for 19. Col Taylor was the only other to make a show, getting a vo and three-fours. He was still batting when." the innings as concluded for 104. Fürth-
ing did all the damage. He got his first wicket for one run, 9 for 1, 3 for 8, 4 for 10-8 for 10, 6 for 17, 7 for 28, and 8 for 30, one run being added before the end. H.K.C.C tho runs for the loss wickets.
McNicoll hit Ave four, Pearcy eight
ot Captain Stanley got two wickets with aucceeding balls and
five and Hope three.
ended with 6 for 53, Scores
RE AND LA, AND OTHERS,
Capt. Gray, e Davies, b Farthing Lt-Stewart, c Drummond, 5 Far-
thing
Capt. Waki, c Wodehouse, b For
thing
Maj, Edwards, b Farthing L. Greig, e Radford, & Wodehougs Col: Taylor, not QUE
Cape Murray, a and b Farthing "Mgr. Jacobson, st. Franks, b Far
tungsten
Lt. Larkcom, e Drummond, b Fare
thing
Capt. Stanley, at, Franks, b Far
thing
Qu. Tideya Madden, b Wodehouse,
Extras
Wodehouse
Bowling Analysis
$30 Varining 10 Madden..... 3 MeNicol
2,
0
4 0 ELGQ
104.
T. E. Pearce, o Larkcom, b Stanley 27 Lt. IB. Frank, Lb.w., Stanlay... 19. W. H. Drummond, Stanley. D
"Edwards
BL. D. Wedehouse, 1.b... Stanley LD. MeNicol, b Stanley 20 LJ. Davies, at. Wahl, b Edwarda. 18 FH. Farthing, and b Stanley g
T. Pentycross, st Wahl, b Stanley 0.
Hope, not out
JA. Radford, c Murray, b Ed
wards..
R, M. Madden, e Wahl, b Gray...
Extra
Total
Bowling
Edwarda Stanley
Gray
SHOT BY A FRIEND. SHANGHAI PRISON WARDER'S ACCIDENTAL DEATH, t
The sad story of the death of Mr. H C. Jackson, a warder at the Shanghai Municipal Geol, was told at an inquest- beld by H. M. Consul at Nanking, the deceased was about 30 years of age, un- married and had served in the Navy prior to coming to Shanghe
-Evidence was given that the deceased was one of a party who were shooting in the neighbourhood of Nanking. William Charles Grant had loaded his gun and was just about to fire at a bird when he stumbled, the charge was exploded and the contents of the cartridge struck Tack- son. A doctor said that death was due to shock consequent on the injuries-que- teingle and a verdict was returned that death was caused by a gunshot wound #cicielenbaliyatinflicted.
The body was brought to Shanghai train for interment.