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.HONGKONG C.C. FIRST XI. v. R.E, AND
INDIAN ARMY XI.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH,
UNIVERSITY 2ND XI. v. K.0.0. IND. XI.
The University won their match, Uni- versity 2nd XI..K.C.C. 2nd XI, at the University ground, on Saturday handsomely, compiling 204 for four This match was played on the Hong-wicket against.K.C.O's 149 all out kong Club's ground, on Saturday after-Scores:- noon, but was unfinished. The score book of the home team is not fully made up but the following are auch particulars as are available:-
HONGKONG C.0.
R. E A. Webster, e Redpath, b
Middleton
UNIVERSITY,
I. T. Pun, e Bates, b Spinks 05 T. O. Yeow, 1.b.w., b Haslett
T. E. Yeoh, c Drake, b Haslett
S. H. Ong, b Pile
Hoblim, not out
M. K. Yue, not out,
Extras
3
59
0
66
6
B
Total (for 4 wickets) ....204 M. B. Osman, C. H. Yeoh, H.-M.-Soo, P. E. Choo, Viccajee, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
10 8 . . .
R.G.A. #KÓWLCON.
"OURLEW" *. WILTSHRIES. Played on the Navy "A" ground. On the Kowloon ground at Happy The soldiers were the first to attack but Valley and the game onded in a win for the sailers cleared and the forwards, work the RC.A. by one goal to nil. Kowloon ing well, took the leather down and Cook played Townsend in goal in place of Eve beat Smith from slese range. "Stung by and brought in Hazs! from the reserves. this early tovorso the Wilta again went in but found Wetherby a great stumbling block and the, play returned to midfield where a tussle for superiority between the middle lines proved even and play remained in middeld. Before the Lu- terval the sailors made an attack on the the soldiers' citadel which ended in sailors adding to their lead through Dyer. Play was now even and half time arrived with the sailors leading by two clear goals.
The play was scrambling throughout, either side settling down to combination. McHugh forced a corner in the opening micute of the game and in olearing Town send again sent the ball behind. Souzens. placing from the flag kick Lelliott skied the ball over the bar. Pascoe ended up a run by the Kowloon forwards by sending the ball wide of the posts. Harria beat Townsend from close range but the goa was disallowed as Harris bad infringed the rules before shooting Play-settled Resuming, the Wilts pressed, but Hardy in midfield where Hepwood handled and in goal was very safe and, with the assist. Holloway hul to clear from Duncan. fol ance of Wetherby and Cleave, resisted allowing the free kick well placed by Woy- Coombes returned and the ball attemps made by the soldiers to acore-
The R.G.A. Play was mostly in midfold during this went behind off Walker. 9
hail, the backs on both sides playing a cleared and took the leather down and sound defensive game. The only shot of Townsend tipped over the bar note came from the foot of Menham for, with Hardy beaten, he skimmed the bar with a terrife shot which had it been a trifle lower would have entored the net. Try as hard as they could the Wilts could not level up and they had to admit defent from a better side, for the final whistle sounded with the score two goals to nil in favour of the sailors.
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F. H. Farthing, e Hayward, b
Edwards
33
T. N. Young, c Jacobson, b Ed-
wards
17
T. E. Pearce, e Middleton, b Ed-
wards
19
Q.
W.
M, D. C. Sundberg, st, Hamblin, b
Edwards
·Overy
0
0
37
0
30
Haalett
9
0
SHANGHAI OFFICE.
A. B. Raworth, c. Hammond, b
Edwards
Brawn
4
Q
І
·0
15
"Drake
5 0 31 0
L. J, Davis, o Murray, b Edwards. 12 Capt. Tomory, b Middleton....... 10 D. G. Lammert, e and b Edwards. 1 M. M. Watson, b Middleton
Spinks
3
1
1
Pilo
ន
Q
- Evelyn
3
0 13
0
Hodge....
5
0
H, H. Benson, not out
Bates
1
0
0
Extrag
· K.0.0..
Total,
.171
Brawn,
Hoalim
RE, AND LA. XI.
Evelyn, b Yeoh
-Lieut. Larkcom, e Lammert," b
Edwards, & Hanlim
48
Webster ...
36
Overy, c Osman, b Pan.......
99
Lieut. Hammond, e Tomory, b
Young
Bates, e Yeoh, b Ong.
0
11
Spinks, e Hoalim, b Pia
L/Cpl. Jacobson, b Webster
19
Pile, not out
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Extras
3
14
Total (for a wickets).....155
K.C.C.. R.G,A. -
A League match between Kowloon Ò.C. and R.GA. was played at King's Park, on Saturday, resulting in an easy victory for E.C.C. Scores:-
B.Q.A
Capt. Davies, e Dance, b Macdonald 7 Capt, Oliver b.Pestonji
38 Bdr. Baker, b Pestonji: C.S.M. Williams, 1.b.w.. b Pestonji, 1 Ljepte Grabsp; one Licut Chester, b Macdonald Capt. Meredith, e and b Macaskill. "7 Lieut. Parkes, 1.b.w., b Macaskill... 22′′ R.M.S. Galloghan, o Dance, b
Maaskill
Gar. Dyer, not out
Extras
17
D
6
11
.138
Total
Bowling Analysis.
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1
W.
J. Stalker
26
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E. L. Braga, c. Graham, b Davies... 10 C. I Stapleton, not ot
4
F. G. Thomson, e Meredith, b
Graham
J Stalker, not out .....
Extras
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66 8698
30
Total (for 4 wickets)......149 C. Dance, J. P. Robinson, H. R. Mac Askill, R, Pestonji, J. Smith, did not bat. "Bowling Analysis.
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Baker
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W. 1-
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2 39
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28
h 33 0
HONGKONG G.C.. 2ND XI. v. INDIAN
RECREATION CLUB 25 XI.
Hodge, b'Hoalim
Drake, b Pun Leach, b Hoslim
Extras
Total
25
0
5
14.
.149
Bowling Analysis.
0, M.
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Houlim
14.25
43
4
Ong
5 2. 24
1
Yech Pun
7 1 32
1
3 0 42
4
FOOTBALL,
"Saturday's games resulted as follow:
HONGKONG LEAGUE.
Hongkong Police 1 5.C.A. RUA 1 Kowloon,
P/W Melupa
Custom
0
HMB Tamar... 0 E.M.S. Ambrose: 0 Wiltebire E... 8 Club Reserves... 0: R.G.A. Reserves... 8 S.C.A. "B" University... 4Curlew Reserves... 1 S.C.A. "A 4 Punjabis St. Josephs......
3 U.A.0.
1
All the first division matches were evenly contested on Saturday and the low scoring proves that the teams are evenly matched.
CLUB. "CAIRO."
The Batlors won on their merits and took advantage in the opening stages of a little misunderstanding of the Wilts defence. Their second goal was the out- come of some clever play by the whole front line and would have severely tested any defence. The Wilts forwards played a rushing game but they found a sure defence against them and retired de feated,
Mr. Hollands was in charge of the
game.
The teains were as follows:-
Curler-Hardy Wetherby and Cleave: Dash. Wilson and Grifiths; Taylor, Dyer, Scott. Cook and Lamb.
Walts-Smith, Trevett and Moore; Sawyer, Lancaster and Penfold; Warren, Evans, Menham, Swanborough and Amor.
POLICE 7. S.C.A. ¿
mau
& well
directed shot from the right wing. Halt time arrived with the scors sheet blank. Henwood, took up the centre forward position on resuming, Pascoe going back to the middle line. The E.G.A. attack improved and Townsend was lucky to keep his goal intact. Woyman sent our to Coombes who sent a long shot for Walker to punt to midield. The R.G.A. got working on the left and Harris and Couzens with good combination gu through end Henwood was pulled up for offside. Not to be denied Couzens "came again and beating the back went in and gave Townsend no chance the ball land ing safe in the net. During the remain ing minutes Kowloon tried hard to score, but the R.G.A. kicked to touch and the game ended in a win as above stated.
Teams:-
R.G.A-Holloway; Walker and Framp- ton Henwood. Donovan and Lallioco: McHugh, Watson Pascoe, Harris an! Couzens.
Kowloon Townsend; Murrison and Ogwick; Coupland, Weyman and Me Kelvie; Millard, Haze, Pascoe, Duncan and Coombes.
Mr. Bolton was the referee. UNIVERSITY." CURLEW ""RES.
On the Club ground. before the usua crowd of Chinese, Pearson kicked off for the Police. The game opened even, each goalkeeper being called upon to defend. Offside against the Chinese when wellsity winning by goals to L Samy
placed Icst them a good opening. ding-dong game with heavy kicking be- tween the backs was the order and nothing of note appeared before the interval which arrived with no score.
Watson changed places with Mair and playing close in with Pearson ended up nest run by testing the Chinese goal keeper with a low shot. Lau partiy cleared and. Mair, well up on the right the gontowhich star the attack and tried hard to make the scores equal, but the defence held out. On one occE- sion Leung Tai Fong sent in a hard shot, bar and rebounding into the hands of the ball stiking the underside of the cross- Swan, who, threw away,
Valentine and Robertson took the ball down where Penz son was slow in accepting a pass from Valentine when nicely placed and Chan So cleared. Offside against Au Kit Sang spoilt another good opening for the Chin- The Chinese continued to attack and Ip Kau struck the upright with a fast shot. here, for the Chinese were sending in Swan did some good work shots from all directions Time arrived with the Police defcace hard pressed but winners by the only goal scored.
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Chan So
in the Navy "B" ground the Univer
opened the scoring for the University Who led at hajf time by 1 to 0.. Samy put on two more goals in the second half and Reilly netted for Curlew Loon Took added another for the University who won as above.
WILTS RES. v. "CLUB RES.
On the Club ground the soldiers had soldiers crossed wing by ɑ bn Q. The crossed over with lead of 4 goals and adding two in the second half. Wos as above.. Lee 3 and Ford 3 (ono from a penalty) scored the goals.
B.G.A. RESERVES v. 8.O.A. “ B.”
scoring no less than & goals while Saddler At Sockumpoo. Kent had a field day and Keay added one each, the R.G.A. win ning by 8 goals to ni.
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ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE t. U.A.C
The College turned out several old play. ers for this match on the United ground while the home side fielded only nine men. Ismail and Hyndman at back and Omar in the attack greatly strengthened the College team who ran out winners by 3 geals to 1. Hollum, Omar and Bahmin scored for the winners and Payne for the losers.
S.C.A. "A" v. PUNJABIS.
EXHIBITION MATCH
was a tower of strength at back and he tine was the pick of the Police for play and scored 4 goals (one from was ably assisted by. Fung Tai, Valen-
At Kowloon the Chinese had all the. ward line and did some clever work penalty) and the Punjabis 1." little to do on the wing. Watson played better at inside but had should serve him well as a winger but when a player does not get a pass in His speed twenty minutes he cannot do justice to Day & match Navy Army will be his side and remains on the wing as an played.
On Friday, November 11th, Armistice
the number. Forbas played a hard game ornament and is there only to make up and by his tricky play would do well as
GOLF.
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Owing to the Club ground being allot ted to the Rugby Section, who by the way did not turn ou this week end and the ground being handed over at the last
While congratulating the Police on minute for the Police-Chinese match, their win the match should have been won the Club journeyed to Sookunpoo by the Chinese who played the better foot to meet, the Cairo who had stepped into combination and the forwards did not ball. Offside seemed to break up their the vacancy caused by the Titania being seem to know their positions. absent from Port. The attendance at Sookunpoo was good and the match was delayed for a short time as the Club could only field 10 men, Railton coming on after the game had commenced. The game opened briskly had the exchanges ware even. The defence proved too strong for the attack and the game ended in a goalless draw. Ese was in the Cairo goal and bad the distinction of playing be tween the sticks on two successive Satur days against the same team and for dif ferent Clubs. It was understood that he was under suspension for playing for 1 Kowloon laat week and that he played this week for his ship in a league match against the same Club that "protested against him last week. As no player can play can for two teams in оде Бедноп This match was played on the Indianagement it is not quite on the books how without the consent of the League Man.
R.C. ground, on Saturday, when the that he was advertised to turn out for be was allowed to play for Caire sccing Hongkong C.C. team proved the winners Kowloon. It is understood from the
Spores:-
sailors' point of view that this match was friendly only. However be is to be complimented on his showing between the sticks, and for the second week in succes sion robbed the Club from winning the match. Matthews played a sound gamie for the sailors and is a worthy Captain. The sailors' front line showed up well in combination but their inside men want a little more practice in shootingas several times they missed at close range. Thompson had more to do than Burke as the Club depended mostly on their right wing.
McTavish turned out for the Club but On the Navy "B" ground, the game the outside position is not suited to him. ending in a goalless draw. For the Towards the close he took up his old posi Tamar Hudson played a hard game at tion and did better work.
centro half while Mitch in goal had Pleat to do. The forwards combined well and threw the bail about but Mitch was the outstanding player on the side.
For the Ambrose Savage and Happy ford played a good game but found Hud played next Sunday, and the final on son &, stumbling block.
Hodge was the the 20th.
HONGKONG 0.0: 2ND XI.
A. S. Excell, c Moosdeen, h Arculli-28- R. G. Edkins, e and b Mitchell. 15" W. Fraser, b Arculli
1
L. D. Nicoll; c Moosdeen, b Kitchell 7 G. M. Dorkins, b Kitchell...
W. H. Hope, o Ismail, b Kitchell... 12 D. Beid, b Kitchell18 J. B. Way, a lamail, b Kitchell... 7 G. J. Palmer, b Arculli
A. N. Illegible, not 'out Stubba, b Arculli
Extras
J. 8, Carreem, b Hops...
↑
0
Total
INDIAN RA. 3ND XI.
B. H. Ismail, run out......
24
E. A. Mousdeon, b Hope
O, Ilamjahn, b Hope
191..
M. Abbas, c Fraser, b Dorkins.
B
S. A. Ismail, o Hope, b Reid
17
8. D.. Ismail, b Hope
a
B. Kitchell, b. Palmer
AH.Medar, b Hope.....
I
BAB Ismail, e and b Hope... 0
A, el "Arculli, not out.
Extrus
Total
2
The Club front line showed an improve ment in the open but lacked that dash in front of goal that is necessary to win matches. The defence was improved by J. Rodger dropping hack and Railton assuming his old position in the middle line.
Mr. Wakeham controlled the game with every satisfaction. We hope to see him in action frequently, t
The teams turned out as follower-
Cairo. Eve; Burke and Thompson: Keate: Matthews and Ryder, Hopping ton, Gale Stevenson Horn-and-Hindley
Club G. Rodger Gerrard and Rodger; Railton, Forsyth and MoPhail McTavish, Begg Telfer, Kühr and Eng jand.
the pivot in the attack. His one fault is RESULTS OF 1ST AND 2ND ROUNDS IN selfishness when in possession, for he will not part with the hall until robbed, by an opponent. Clark and HeWalter play- ed a hard game but their motto is de
The first and second rounds in the
sound na usual. fence, that is, kick to clear, never mind championship of the Royal Hongkong where the ball goes to. Swan was 45
Golf Club were played at Fanling, yester times inclined to dally with his clear instances, surprising.
He saved well but at day, with results with were, in many
ance and stands a chance of being landed into the net with the ball. Mr. Jones was the referec."
Teams:--
Clark; Watts, Forbes and D., Clark
Police. Swan; McWalter and J. Watson, Mair, Pearson, Valentine and Robertson.
8.0.A.-La Hing Chong; Chan So Tai Fong and Leung, Yuk Tong; Lau and Fung Tai; Chong Wing Sing, Loung Tak Cheung, Ip Kau, Wong Pak Cheong, Au Kit. Sang and Chu Kwong Yeung.
AMBROSE " #TAMAR.
1.
ተቅ
pick of the middle line but did not shine
well on the wing as in the centre posi tio
The teams lined
up as follows: L'amar.Mitch; Handford and Tom
FIRST ROUND
Crapnell best Mand.
Lindsell beat Syme Thomson, Ireland beat Sandes.
Bagnall beat Hogper
Buckland beat Kinnaird, Leslie Smith beat Ferguson. De Rome beat: Ross. Harrison beat Bruce.. Stewart beat Valentine. Camidge beat Bulmer Johnson." Purves beat. Roger: " Mitchell beat Orow.
HECOND ROUND,
N. L. Smith beat Hill, Crapnell bent Lindsell. Ireland beat Bagnall. Buckland beat Leslie Smith." De Rome beat Harrison. Stewart-beat Camidge Purves beat Mitchell.
R. M. Smith beat Bedmond. The third-and-rem-final-rounds will bo
BOXING,
Articles were signed at the office of the inson, Graat Hudson and Bryant day, for the Featherweight Champion Hongkong Boxing Association, on Satur Heap, Atkey Hatton, Bill and Routley ship of the Colony between-Teddy Neil Ambrose.—Harwood; Rowlands and and Leading Stoker Britt, of HMS. Philpotts: Tant, Batterham and Hodge: Cairo which will be the main event at this Sayage, Hannaford, Roach, Andrews and tournament at the Theatre Royal, on Fawcett.
Saturday, the 28th inst.