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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1912.
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IR.C, lar XI. . UNIVERSITY,
A frst League match between the IR.0. 1st XI. and the University was played at Sookunpoo, on Saturday. The game re sulted in a draw. The University opened the batting and scored 181 for 8 when they declared. A. 4. Ramjahn was in good form and scored 71,
The Indians replied with 103 for six when owing to failing light stumps were drawn. Scores:-
UNIVERSITY.
Following up their success of last week when they beat the R.G.A by five wickets and no runs, the Chinese Rocreation Club, in no uncertain manner defented the Hongkong Cricket Club, 1st XI. on Saturday by 76 runs. The game was played on the C.R. C. ground, the home side going in first. Ng Saa Kwong and W Lock Wai opened the batting, the.. latter was caught when 17 had been scored. The third wicket went down for. 37, the fourth at 60 as did also the sixth, G. Hall and Wong then måde a stand... Roffey, b. H. lamail..... A. Houlim, e F. M. Arculi, da.
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and carried the score to 120. The remain. ing players were dismissed for 18 zuas.
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the start and the H.K.O.C. best bätamen went out cheaply. E. J. R. Mitchell was bowled for 7 and Major Edwards for 2. The fourth, Afth and sixth wickets pro. duced vuly ◊ ruus and à total of 25 for d Leo was bowling well and with the aid of Ng Sze Kwong and Ching got the side t for the modest total of 60. Scores:~-
O.B.C.
Ng Sze, Kwong, b.Farthing.............. 13 Wai Wing Lok, o Davies, b Farth-
log
A. A. Rumjahn, run out T. E Peab; run out F. A Redmond,
F. M. Arculli
c. Curreem, b
71
C
· KONGKONG 0.0, AND XI. Hollands, c King. b Alexander Landberg, run out
10
Hammond, e C. Earnshaw,
Alexander
Mackinzie, W. W. b Alexander Fraser, a Álexander, b Grimmett Benson, l.b.w.b Ellwood ...... Young, Grimmett, b Gibb
18"
37
9
ទ
2
. MoNicoll, b Grimmete'
Watson, not out
Way, not out"
Extras
21
Grimmett 'Gibb
M. B. Osmar, b A. H. Rumjaba 2, 2 F. A. Ponsonby-Fane, nos out...... 18 Vickers, not out .......................
Extras
15
Total (for 8 wkta. dec.)...181
Dr. Claud Sovern, Bolhatobot" and T. O. Yeow, did not bat. «
Bowling Analysis,
好み
O. X.
A, Araulli.....
12 -
E. 37
W
1.
H. Abbas H 1
45
0
F. M. Arculfi......
3
1
Cbon, e Lammert, b Kennett... D
G. Lee, e Murray, b Lammert....
J. S. Curreen - 4 S. H. Ismail
ง
D
20 1
I'
G. Hall, b Lammert ........
30+
M. K. Lo, e Day, b Lamrzert....... 0
A. H. Rumjahn ..... ↓ វ
1.R. 1st XI.
12
1
H. C. Hunt, e and b Furthing
J. Wong, cand Hope.....
40
W. Gittins, Farthing
J. Kew, Hope, b Lammort
H. Ching, not out,
Exxtras
Total.
A. H. Rümjahn, b T. E. Yeoh................. 24. s. A. R. Ismail, b F, A: Redmond. 31 S. H. Ismail, c Ùsman, b T. E. Yeoh 0
MH. Abbas, e Ponsonby-Fane, b
A. A. Rumjahn .......
J. S. Curreen, b Hoolim
10.
O
.136
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M. B.
W.
Farthing Day
13 * A
3
1.
11
0
Lammert
ID ,0 98
Keprett
0 14
1
Hope
7 L 24
1
C. Blaker, e Ng Szb Kwong, b Lee 7 EJ. Mitchell b Ny Sze Kwong-7-
G. Kennett, e Lo. b Lee.....
2
Lamuile Ponsonby-Fane,
A. A. Rumjalin “...........
S. D. Ismail, not out
A. el Arculli, not out
Extras
17
the
મન
Total (for 6 wickets).10
D. Rumjahn, S. A Ismail and
F. M. Arculli, did not bat. Bowling Analys
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
19 1
5 0
Q
0
Alexander...... 11 Ellwood ......
King
2.
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KOWLOON V. C.S.0.C. Kowloon and II, defeated the C.5.0.0. at Happy Valley, on Saturday, by the narrow margin of 9 runs. The scores
HONGKONG. BOXING ASSOCIATION.
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
'DECIDED.
Saturday night's boxing contest "was held at Miog Yuen Gardens as the Theatre was not available. The night mild so the spectators were not inconveni fenced and the boxers found the "condi- An officient tions more acceptable. lighting installation had been provided and the meeting was very successful. There was a large attendance and the Tramway Company distinguished itself in providing rapid and adequate transport to and from Ming Yuen. 27
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE
COLONY.
The main event was fifteen-round contest for the heavyweight championship of the Colony and the Hongkong Ex- change Brokers' Association belt. Pte. Wilkins, of the R.M.L.I. (178 lbs.) niet Potty Officer Cover, of H.M.S. Titania (167 lbs.) Wilkins was heavyweight champion of the China lest in 1020 and Cover has been light heavyweight cham. « pion of the Grand Fleet
A bard and skilfully contested fight
on both sides were modest, the Home resulted. Cover was the quicker man and side making 88 and Kowloon 87. C.S.C.C was on the aggressive in the first two opened the batting, Fincher going, out rounds The third round saw a terrific when four had been registered; Broak sud-very evenly matched uncounter with banks and Sanki increased the score to blows falling like fail. This continued
21 when Banki was bowled. With the axinthe fourth round. After that Cover ception of Lindsell, Overy, and Evelyn showed signs of tiring and Wilkins had none of the Kowloon batsmen scored the best of the fifth round. Cover made double figures. Overy's and Evelyn's as a great effort in the sixth round which sociation was a happy one and saved the side from defeat. Their partnership increased the score from 33, to 88.
Overy 3 tickets for 3 runs was the outstanding feature of the bowling,
Scores:--
0.8.C.C.
E Fincher, Brawn
0
C. Brockbanks, e Spinks, b Brawn 15 C. J. Sanki, b Russell.. 7 F. Haynes, Edwards, b Russell... 17 J. C. Fletcher,"c Spinks, b Russell. "
E. Dunkley, e Jack, b Brawn
J. Spillett, not ont
+
.14
H. Sandford, c and b Övery
17
W Hill, b spinks.......
12
K.
W.
W. Thornton, b Overy
0
W. Cowan,-b-Overy
3
85
A. A. Bumjahn...... 15 B
Dr. Claud Severn....7 4
2
T. E. Yoob.........
等
12
B. D. U. Morgan, c Ching, b Lee... 3 Major Edwards, b Ng Sze Kwong... Capt. Murray, b Ng Sze Kwong.... EG. Lammert, o Lock, b Lee ....
Hoalim..................................
61
13
F. A. Redmond......
0
F.A. Ponsonby-Fane" 3
8
D. J. Valentine, e Ng Szo Kwong,
b Lee
FH. Farthing, not out
H. H. Day, b Leo
W. J. Hope, c Ng Sze Kwong, b
Ching
0
8
60
Extras
Total
Bowling, Analysis.
D.
Ng Sze Kwong
11 2
94
3.
Lee
12
B
Ching
0
2
1
4
R.G.A.. CRAIGENGOWER,
-f!
This first League match played at Happy Valley, on Saturday, was won by the Artillery by 34 ruas. The Artillery batted first, taking an hour and forty minutes to score 159, all out. Captains Davies and Olliver, as usual, led off and after 15 minutes play "Omar bowled Capt. Davies, when 9 was run up. Lieut. Chester then joined Capt. Olliver and they increased the score to 63 when the laster WRA bowled; the former added 3 more and was caught by Omar. Craigongowes made: a very poor start, their first four wickets falling for seven runs in less than twenty minutes. Jex and Lammert be- came associated and the sixth wicket did not go down till 80 had been registered. Both batsmen played vigorous cricketer, Lammert being responsible for nine boun- daries and Jez eight. Bradbury who often does well with the bas was caught for &
duck
For the bowlers, Abas. for the home aide and Capt. Davies for the visitora did well, the former taking four wickets for 29, and the latter 6 for 51. Scores:-"
B.Q.A
15
....... 29
Capt. Davies, b Omar Capt. Olliver, b Y. Abas Lieut. Chester, c Omar, b Y, Abas. 24 Bdr. Baker, b Omar
Lieut. Graham, e Omar, b Y. Abas 9 Major Downing, c and b. Y. Abas 6 Gunner Davies, b Omar ......... 8 Lieut. Parkes, o Lammert wayne 16 5 Sgt. Stevens, e Marah, b Omar... Sgt. Skett, not out Gunner Henwood, b Omar
Extras
Total
16th.
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Extras
Total
was very even. In the seventh Wilkins. was the aggressor and his opponent took a good deal of punishment without reply.. The eighth round was characterised by a good deal of infighting: both men wern biding their time. In the next two rounds it was evident that Carer had begun to feel that he had had enough; nevertheless the ténth round was a hard one for both. Wilkins had Cover to the ropes a good deal in the eleventh round and it was then annouced that Cover retired.
The Chief Justice (Sir William Rees Davies) presented the belt to the winner. BIX-ROUND LIGHTWEJ OST CONTENT. Seamen Russell HS Thani, (113 ba.) beat A. BEardley, H.M.S. - broc. (135 lbs.) do points. Naither man. could put much force into his blows; Eardley was good at dodging. Russell's staying power proved the greater and he had the best of the last three rounds;
bo tried. hard for a knock out blow in the " last round but the contest wont the full distance.
Bowling Acalysis.
0. K.
R. - W.
I.
Russell
12. 3
S
+. Brawn
Spinks Overy
30 I
28
29
4243
"3
3
This friendly fixture at King's Park between the Navy and Kowloon"C.C. Ist| XL Fesulted in a win for the former, by ‡ .... six wicketa and à runs. Kowloon opened all their first four wickets producing 106 runs and the remaining six 44.
The Navy were not hard pressed and Jatham, Stevenson and Purcell subscrib- ed 125 towards the total of 158 for four wickets Scores: --
KOWLOON CC.
J. P. Robinson, yt. Dréw, b Hayton 10 J. Stalker, run out
2$
Capt. Spinks, c Jotham, b Naip... 30 C. Stapleton, L.b.w. b Beatty, 38 L. J. Blackburn, b. Beatty
E. L. Braga, o and b Nain
F E. Lawrence, b Beatty
F. G. Thompson, not out ........ G. Dance, e Jotham, b Nain G. P. James, e Wood, b Nain B. D. Evans, c and b Nain
Extras
Total
KOWLOON C.C. ŹND II.
F. G. Horridge, Lb.w: b' Fletcher. (1
L. Jack, b Dunkley co.........
B. E. Lindseil, e Hill, b Fletcher.. 11 AO. Brawa, o Finchery b Dunkley
„E. J. Edwards, b Fletcher ...
.0
H. Overy, e Spillet, b Cowan
31
F. Evelyn, e Spillet, b Hill,
35
E. F. Spinks, Lb.w. b Spillet C. Russell, not out
3
4. Leach, Dunkley, b Cowan
J. M. Jack, c Fletcher, b Spillet
Extras
*
0
Total
0
10
Bowling Analysis.
K. E."
Fletcher
33
3
13
Dunkley
8
3. 99
4
.150
Cowan Spillet
5
Bowling Analysis.
◊.
Nain Beatty Haytor A
13.2 8
39
* 14
58
RAVY,
Jotham, c James, b Spinks Stevenson, a and b Stalker Purcell, not out ...... Norris, c Jaunes, b Evans ...... Gilchrist, b Spinks
Extras
35
49
42
B
14
13
Total (for 4 wickets) ...168. Edgil, Drow, Haytor, Wood, Pain and. Beatty, did not bat.
Evara
Bowling Analysis
10
0. K. R." 37
Stalker.........110 - 81. Spinks-****
James ย
13
..153
1-29 2-03, 3-03; 4-83, 5-90, 6-100,--7-103, 8-108, 9-13-4, 10-159, -
Omar
Bowling Analysis.
D. X 17 4
B
57.
L. E. Lammert...... 11 1 *81
M
5
1
·4
0 10 0
Y. Abas 7 1 28 B. Taylor
2
ORALOSNOOWER-
B. Basa, o and b Davies
J. P. Wilson, a and b Baker... 3
IL. IL Taylor, a Baker, b Davies... 0
B. W. Bradbury, e Skeets,
Daries
8. Jer, a and b Davies .....
1
39
U. Omar, b Davies ......................
L. E. Lammert, b Graham
40
W. Marsh, b Graham
0
Y. Abus, not out
E. W. Major, & Olliver, b Darica 0.
A. A. Paice, a Skeets, b Grahazo... 0
Extras ...
Total
A
Fall of Wickets
-105
1-4, 24, 137, 47, 5-11, 6-0, 7-60, 8-100, 8-100, 10-105,
Davies
Bowling Analysza.
* 1. 1.
51 Bakery 337 Graham Apply Law 16.
3
35 9
0
SECOND LEAGUE MATCHES HONGKONG POLICE . HONGKONG
C.C. 2ND XL.
This match, played on Saturday on the Police ground, was won by the visi tora Alexander, with a careful innings of 38, and R. Earnshaw with 27 wore the principal protagonists of the Police team who scored a total of 113. The Hong kong 0.0. second XI. responded with 122 for eight wickets and so won the day. Ecores:-
BAN, HONGKONG POLICE, Alexander, o Young, b McNicoll
R. Earnshaw, o and b Sandberg Grimmett, cand b Sandberg Booker, b Young
King,
Lb.w.
b McNicoll
0. Earnshaw, b. Young
Maskell, b
b McNicoll
Hallam & Fraser, b Young
Ellwood, not out
Gibb, b Hammond
IR.C.ND XI. v. R.A.M.C. ··
3
Played at Happy Valley, on Saturday, and resulted in a comfortable win for the
Indians. Scores:-
1.A.0. 2ND.XI,
~0. Rumjahn, not out
N. B. Kitchell Thompson; “b
Savage ***
BIS-ROUND MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTESTA
A good deal of humour was imparted into this fight by A. B. Skelton's quaint style of boxing. He is a promising novice with one good asset, a perfectly cool. temperament, and with training should.
great things. A. B. Skelton, H,M.S. Hawkins, (165 Iba) was matched against Stoker
do
Lbs.) Pelling & Har.S. Titania, (158.
whe game and good-hum- Foured but he could not get through his opponent's guard and received a good deal more than be gavo.
Skalton had
1
a curious way of "giving a downward blow followed instanter by another on the upstroke. The method evidently mystified his opponent. The result went to Skelton on points.
SIX-ROUND EDATHER WYLGRY.
A. B. Chadwick, H.M.S. Murasion, " (125 lbs.) met O. S. Larter, H.M.S." Hawkins, (131 lbs.) Chadwick was evi- dently the more experienced man and clever on his fect but Larter proved a
tough opponent. The bout was a band fought one but in the last two rounda Chadwick had matters very much his own way and was declared the winner.
TEN-ROUND CATCHWEIGHT "CONTENT.
Stoker P. O. Morgen, H.M.S. How- kins, (144 lbs.) challenged A. B. Bow didge, H.M.S. Carlisle, (156 lbs.) for a stake of $350 a "side.
The bout wat fought with great fierceness but by the fifth round Bowdidge had mastered his man and beat him to his knees thres times and then knocked him out with a left hook to the jaw.
81
A
S. Abbas, o Barnes, b Tomlinson... 9 A. H. Madar, hit wicket, b Thomp
E Moosdeen, run out media Y. A. Wahab, c Thompson,
Hollandsi
Ertrasyon
43
1
12
2
Total (for 5 wkts. dec.)...180
R. Nazarin, E. Ali Moordeen, A. Kitchell, H. U. Rumjaho, M. Sadick, `did, not bate
Bowling Analysis.
0.. 74
W.
Hollands
Rhodesi
13.4-2
13
48
1
Bavage Botine Tomlinson
སྐྱ
4
1
4
}
B.A.M.C.
Thompson
Hollands, b Kitchell
Rhodes, E. Ali Moosdan, b
Kitchell
10
Capt, Tomory, a Kitchell, H., D.
Bumjahann
24
Major Tomlinson,
Kitchell, b
H. D. Eumjahn
2
...
Savage, b Madar .....
15
Chester Woods, a and b Hammond. O
Extras...
113
Rogers, e Nazarin, b Madar..... Stone, a and b Madar ......... Barnes, e Madar, b Abbas t Thompson, b Madar
Wilkinson, e Kitchell,
Moosdeen
Pitt, not our
Extras .....
BIX-ROUND MIDDLEWEIGHT-
U. S. Lewenden, H.M.S. Hawking, (150 lbs. met Warder Gardiner, (134 lbs.) Lewenden was the older hand; Gar diner was awkward on his feet and fought wildly. By the end of the third round Gardiner had received a lot of punishment but he still came to the scratch "gamely, In the fourth round he was knocked out after
fürther mauling.
OFFICIALS.
The following were the officials of the meeting:
In charge of Scales: Lieut. Boll, R.N. Referece: Mr. A. Murdoch, Mr. W. Logati and Major Rapson, D.8.0.
Commander Judges: Lieut.
Elake, B.N.R., Dr. C. Forsyth, Mr. J. 9. Mc- Cana, Lieut. Commander Douglas Hamilton, EN and Surgeon Lieut. Commander MacEwan, RN.
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Total
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Bowling Analysts.
Bowling Anslysis.
2.
Young Hammond Benton Landberg Malioll
16
Kitchell
H. D. Lumjaha
Madri
2.
Abbas
E. Ali-Moosder
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