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CRICKET.
KINGS REGT. 7. H.K.C.C.,
The Kings (Liverpool) Regt. played [their 'first match with the Hongkong Cricket Club on Saturday on the Club ground. The match terminated in a draw. though if the game had been fought out to a conclusion it is almost curtain that the Club would have wọo.
Despite the fact that the Club had a decided advantage. the Kings put up i good fight considering is was their first big match since their arrival in the Colony, They posarse plenty of good bat-mes and such a side, as turned out on Saturday, ought to do big things next Benson. Going in rat the Kings sont ia Capt. Le Fleming and Sergt. Allen. the former batted with great vigour and scored 7 During his fanings he hit two very fine "ixers," one off Farthing and the other off Lammert. In addition 8 boundaries were registered to his credit. Most of the other batsmen made double gures and when the ninth wicket feil for 14 the side declared.
Blaker and Mitchell opened the bat- ting for, the Club. the first named bring caught out when 44 was run up.
his wicket felt to a ball from Dods. Pearce, who was in batting form. gave
ahother of his fine exhibitions. At 53 he Wish wae caught by Moorhead off Allen. the tall of the fifth wicket-Farthing's atumps were drawn. Humphreys was then going strong and the Clab only required five to win. Scores:---
KINOS REGT.
Reed
Edmond-
Ling
Do Rome Hamilton
Bowling Analysis.
10
8
4
C.S.c.c.
0.1 3
** ફ
G. B. Sayer...c Omar, b Abbas 50 F. J. de Roma, a Omar, b Lam-
mert
RC Witchell, b Omar..... A. E. Wood. & Omar
H. F. Strange, c Hall, b Omar E. C. Fincher, h Omar F. J. Ling, not out
Watts Gibbs Grimmitt
Bowling Analysis.
R. Earnshaw
3.
อ 48
3
4
0
1
G {་ P
3.2 0 17
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POLICE.
Alexander, e Chan Cheung Wing.
b Yow. Mas Han........
R. Earashaw, c Yox Man Hon, b
Wong Sik To
C. Earnshaw, b Wong Sik To
24
Grimmitt, net out
**
Watta, not dut.
4
Gibb, b Lai Kuen
33
Hallam. c Woo Pak Fuk. b"Yew
Man Hoa
Elwood, b Lni Ku
Maskell, Wong Sik To. b Lai
Kuen
F. H. Holman, not out 18
Extra
0
Total (for 8 wickets)...280
E. W. Hamilton. W. H. Edmonds, E. B. Reed did not but.
Chester Woods, b.Lal Kuen
Extra's
20
Total (for 8 wickets) ...120
goal and bent Mitch with a fast shot after minuto play From the centre kick the Bunar got away but a slight halt w called for Oxland to receive attention following a kick
Half-time arrived with the Club leading by a goal to aiz
Resuming the sailors were the first to breeme dangerous. Cross shooting wide. The Club were soon around the sailors' goal and Mitch fumbled a shot hut re- covered just as the ball was nearing the goal line. At the other end Rodger was forced to run out to clear from Hill, the all being kicked out to touch. Begg when running through was stopped Smith who partly cleared and McTavish receiving sent over a shot that beat Witch. all the way and landed in the
the top corner of the net. This was all the scoring.
The Club enter the final of the competi tion and meet the winners of the Police R.GA match which is due to be played on the Club ground next Saturday.
On the play the Club deserve their win. Their forwards showed the better com- bination while the Club backs tackled and cleared woll, Gerrard showing good judgment. McCubbin returned to his old 1-33. 277, 3-77. 4-102 5-109 8-107, 7-107 form and put in some good work. Hud.
Fall of wickets.
1-181. 2-151, 3-165, 4-169, 5-200, 6-210.
Bowling Analysis.
Booker did not hat.
Fall of wickets.
0.
W.
S-109.
14
63
Lammert
16
0
131
Bowling Analysis.
Abbas ... Hall
0 .... 5
39
1:42
0.
M.
R. W
9
0
18
Lai Kuen
I4
0
41
5
Yow Man Hon Wong Sik Ta
3 '0
❤
1
9 0
49.
Omar
SECOND LEACJE MATCHES.
C.S.C.G. r. R.A.M.C.
By the courty of the Craigengower | Club this league match was played on
1
Near.
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FRIENDLY MATCH-
H.K.C.C. "A
NAVYA,"
The Navy was not fully represented in this match, which was played at Happy
one man short. To level matters B. D.
Mitchell carried the "score to 85 when the Craigengower ground, and like the Valley on Saturday, and turned out H.K.C.C. Navy match-played in close. Morgan for the Club did not bat, proximity, resulted in a one-run victory The Club had first knock and apart from the association of Sheffield and MoNicoll. for the R.A.M.C: The C.S.C.C. went. in which produced 60 out of a total of 60. The Inst five arst and fored badly, only two of their they fared very badly.
wickkets only increased the score players renching double figures.
Haytor bowling for thes Navy, did pod good work and took six wickets for 59, ruña.
The Navy
avy opened up their innings well. but the batimen in the end were just able to pull the game through and after an exciting finish won the match by run.
McNicoll had a good bowling. average, taking four wickets for six runs. The helding of the Club was superior to that of the Navy. Scores :-
H.X.C.C. H. H. Benson, b Haytor M. M. Watson. b Haytor H. E. Hollands, Hastor H. N. Sheffield. b Crole-Rees 1. D. McNicoll, b Sparks
..
Capt. Le Fleming, & Young, b
Farthing
Sergt. Allen. b Lammert Sergt. Redpath, e Young. b Lam-
mert
Capt. Moorhead, b Farthing Major Wright. b Farthing Lieut. L. H. Jones. Young. b
Lummert
Capt. Howard, b Young Capt. Dods, not out
21
Licut. G. J. Jones, rua out Lieut. Hammond. b Lammert
Extras
Total (for 9 wickets, dec.)...18h
Lient. White did not bat.
Fall of wickets.
1-19, 2-35, 3-70, 4-106, 5-129, 6-149, 7-183. 5-194, 8-194
Young
Bowling Analysis.
0.
10 9
Lammert ........ 15.4 0
Farthing Stafford
...... 10
0 3. 0 11
57
B.K.C.C.
C. Blaker, c G. J. Jones, b White 10 E. J. R Mitchell. b Deds....
S. Stafford, e and b Doda ........ 18 T. E. Pearce, c Moorhead. b Allen 53 J. D. Humphreys, not out ....... 34 F. H. Farthing, c Le Fleming, b
Deds
Extras
Their third fourth,
of number half of the total made by the CS.C.C fall to Hayne's credit. His 37 included seven boundaries. The R.A.M.C. after a good start fell away considerably. fifth and sixth wickets produced only three runs. Thompson and Osborne pulled the game through "after a most exciting finish.
The bowling on both sides 'was good. but the helding of the .C.S.C.C. was cer tainly the better of the two sides. Scores:---
C.5.C.C.
H. Sandford, b Savage
C. Sara, e Tomlinson. b Hollands. 0
J. B. Spillett, b Hollands
J. Haynes, c Tomory,
Hollands. 37
J. C. Fletcher. b Hollands
Cower, & Kelly, b Savage
W.
B. Taylor, b Sango
C. Usher. e Pullen, b Savage
C. J. Tacchi, b Hollands.
W. Thornton. b Bavage...
B. C. J. Spinks, set out
Extrae....
Total
Fall of wicketa,
1-0 2-0. 39, 4-10, 3:51. 6-67, 7-78, "8-70. D-70, 10-70.
10
Hallands Savage
10
Total (for 5 wickets) ...150
E. G. Lamunert, "L. J. Davion, F. C. Milter Sutton, F. N. Young did not bat.
Full of wickets.
1-449-85, 3-80, 4-170, 5-100.
Bowling Analysis.
Q... K.
Hammond White ....... Dods Wright Allen
0
52
0
14..
3
54
8.2 1 22
0 .42
0.
Q
10
FIRST LEAGUE MATCH,
Bowling Analysis,
Hollands, and b Taylor
Rogers. b Cowen
Capt. Tomory, b Taylor
W Frazer, b Hayter
one
..8
........ B
0
W. W. Mackenzie, b' Crole-Fres
J. R. Way, a and b Hastor
A. K. Mackenzie, b Haytör
G. H. Piercy, not out
Extras
Total (for 9 wickets)
B. D. C. Morgan did pot bat.
Bowling Analysis.
**
16
... $9
M. R.,
W.
Haytor
10-10 33
&
Crole Rees ........... 10 Sparks
2 21' 5 1 13
1
Mc-
20
NAVY "A." Rev. Pureel e Morgan b
Nicoll
Rev. Crole-Rees,
Sheffield
Lt, Norris, b.w., Piercy
Lt.Com. Drew,
8 ND
Piercy.
Benson, b
0
M. B. W 13.20
Sheffield
43
Com. Wood, a Way b Piercy
12 3
28
5
M. S. Haytor, b McNicoll
13 10
R.A.M.C.
4
M. S, Sparks, b Hollands........ Sub-Lieut. Freeman, b McNicoll. 5 Lieut. Garnett, b McNicoll
M. S. Wynne, not out
Extraa
Total (for 9 wickets)
Bowling Analysis
00
E.
Sheffield........................
Piercy
McNicoll
Hollands
80
Major Tomlinson, b Cowen
Savage. Fletcher, b Taylor
Stone, b Cowen
Beeton..b Taylor
Thompson, c
Tacchi, b Cowen
Osborne, not out
Kelly, b Taylor
Derry, e Fletcher, b Taylor
Extras
Total
Fall of wickets.
1-24. 2-, 3-29, -4-30, 3-41, 6-4, 7-83. 8-73, 9-76, 10-80.
CRAIGENGOWER 7, C.$.0.0.
Bowling Analysis.
Taylor ...... 0.1 0. 43 Lowen
→ 0 35
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C.R.C
POLICE.
This match was played on the C.S.C.C. ground on Saturday and resulted in a win for the home side by eight wickets.
of confidence.
45
V
* 1 24 2
31
0 B 0
FOOTBALL.
son was the outstanding player on the Tumar side and his trades with Stewart the Club centre half were good to watch. Mitch had more to do than Rodger. but the sailors backs did not cover up well.
The Tamar's wing men had plenty of dash but they parted with the hall much- too soon and seldom attempted to beat their man,
KINGS. KOWLOON.
At Sookunpoo, the Kings took their revenge against Kowloon for their 3 to G defeat on the Kowloon ground earlier in the season when they beat Kowloon by two goals to 0.
The teams lined up as under:-- KOWLOON. Woodman; Wheeler and son: Coupland, Marison and Duncan: Millard Hall, Pascoe, Thompson and Coombs.
KINGB-Williams; Wynne and Taylor: Newton, Barlow and Hodgson Burnett, Crotty, Love, Dangorheld and Todd.
Referee: Mr. Newton.
Play opened in favour of the soldiers,
and Mason defended well. Wareler
but
Owing to good play by the King'. middle line the Kowloon forwards could not get going. The King's took the lead" through Crotty who bent Woodman from close range.
Half-time. Kings, 1; Kow-
Joon, 0..
The second half went in favour of the King' and Burnett beating Woodman the game ended in a win for the soldiers by ž goals to love.
+
UNITED r. UNIVERSITY.
This match was played on the Club ground and the University went down heavily by six goals to che. The Univer- sity took the load in the first five minutes, of the game. Beech stopping a long shot from Laing but letting the ball drop en... abled Samy to put it into the The-
net. United soon made the scorts equal; Botelho scoring and
дне a moment later. Valentine had put the United ahead. Payne and Valentine added further goals for the United before the interval who crossed over leading by four goals to one.
Resuming played went in favour of the United. May and Valentine netting, and they won by six goals to one. e Mr. Williams was the referee.
KINGS RES. v. R.G.A, RES.
At Sookunpoo, the leaders of the divi- sion strengthened their position by beating the R.G.A. by the odd goal in three. Kent missed a penalty in the opening half for the R.G.A. but Brennan scored for them and they had the lead at half-time.
In the second half the King's scored" through Jones and Harte and won" by two goale to, ona,
Mr. Newton was the reftree.
KOWLOON RES. u. ST. JOSEPH'S.
"
Kowloon applied for permission, to play for four points in the League as they were behind in their programme, the provious... match between these teams, having beeni postponed from Christmas Eve.
20
The game was evenly contested and at
Saturday's games resulted as follow half time the score sheet was blank.
HONGKONG CHALLENGE SHIELD BEMI-FINAL
Hongkong Club... 2 H.M.S. Tamar...
HONGKONG LEAGUE,
Division 1.
4 Kings Regt. 2 Kowloon
Division. II:
0.
Q
In the second half Maher netted for St. Joseph's who won the match by the only goal scored.
Mr. Smith had charge of the game.
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The following are remzits of the latest matches in the Hongkong Tennis Tourna
United A.C... 6 University 1 ment:-
Kings Beserves.... 2 R.G.A. Reserves. J Open Singles Championship-M W.
St. Joseph's 1 Kowloon Resor & Lo beat E. Ĉ Fincher (61. Za BB) the The following matches were scratched: M. Omar beat V. Trambitsky 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. Ambruse v Police (Referee Mr. Williams) Wong Po Keung beat E. W. Lane 6-1, 6-1,
GA South China (Referee Mr. 60. Wakeham)...
Handicap Singles "A"-G. M. Dod well (scr.) beat Major P. 8. Tomlinson (~1/6), 3-6, 8-2_
The visitors, who were one man sbort] After a closely contested game, which went in first and scored a moderate total was played at Happy Valley on Satur of 73. Basa and Marsh were the only two day, the Police were successful in win to keep their ends up with any degree ning the match by runs from the
Chinese, though the latter played, on The home side was in good form and man short, which otherwise might have
CLUB - TAMAR "" replied with 260 for wicket whiti Jevoled matters. The Chinese elected to
This match being the only one played
As the first and second rounds of the stamps were drawn. There was a spicabat first and the chief feature of their in-
at the Valley at 4.30 p.m. was witnessed tournament have to be completed by the did first wicket stand in which Bayernings was the splendid ärst wicket stand by a
The game was fast 18th inst. the incoming week should be and de Rome gave a brilliant display. made by Wong Sik To, who knocked up and well contested
contested throughout and visi full of tenma. The partnership produced 121 runs 72 out of a total of 111. The whole side tors to the Club ground were quite satis The following matches have been ar
carefully and left the hitting fied with the play. The teams lined up ranged for today: Sayer scored half a century whilst de to Wong Sik To.
played very
as under The Police replied TAMAR"-Mitch; Smith and Harry Bome had very hard luck in not making with 120, the first four wickets produced Harper, Hudson and Bryant; Hill-Ox
102, then a rot set, in, the tail refusing land, Burd, Crossand and Bratondale, B. century, Flis ad included seventeen fours. The, bawling of the home side was to wag, and four wickets going down for. seven. Grimmitt and Watts batted care extremely strong whilst the bowling of fully and pulled the game through.
The fielding of the Chincso was land. the visitors represented their great weak-
superior to that of the Police. Scores: besa Scores
GRAICESGOWER.
J. P. Wilson, b. Beed
U. Omar, e and b Beed
B. W. Bradbury, 1.b.w., Ling ......
I. Lammert, c Witchell, b Beed ...
D. Basa, e Edmonds, b Reed ......
W. Hail b de Rome.......
F Abbas, e Ling, b. Hamilton ....
W. Marsh, "not out
TỪ THÔNG • Ling bHimiko... Đ
8. A. Hamid, b.de. Rome
Extras
Total
Fall of wickets.
73
1-11, 2-12, 3-17, 4-17, 5-31, 6-0 2-05, 8-68, 9-73.
£.2.C.
Wong Bik To, b R. Earnshaw Chan Wing Cheong, b Watts ... Tai Kuen, Watte
Yew Man Hon, b Grimmitt
Woo Pak Fok, run out.......... Cheung Wing Kin, b Grimmitt Leung Kam Cheung, C. Earn-
shaw, b B. Earnshaw ...... Wong Sik Cheung, b Watts.... Chan Cheung Wang. b Grimmitt... Chan Juon, not put .........
Extras at
9
1
3
Q
Open Singles-H. O. Hung . H. A.
Redmond.
Open Doubles,--Licut. A. S. Lindsell
bin; Telfer. Stewart and McPhail Ban Club Championship.
CLUB.-G. Rodger; Gerrard and McCub. and R. E. Lindsell v. 8. A. Rumjaho and
10. Rumjahn... · Forsyth, Begg, McTavish and Eng. Sewell.
Der
Nelson v.
G.
Handicap Singles AD. J. Valen- tine . 0. C. Stark.
and
McPhail beat Hudson in the spin of the
Refores: Mr. Smith. Linesmen: Mf Hollanda and Mr. Wakeham.
Handicap Doubles.-L. Neison coin and elected to defend the pavilion Capt. K. Tomory . H. A. Nott and H. S. end facing the run but having the advan Bennett, J. Boyd and W. M. Cox v. Major tage of a light breeze Nearly to J. R. Moyd and A. B. Raworth. minutes after the advertised time Burd
started for the sailors who were the first
to attack Brazendale sending over a good
contre which McPhail headed
wee very fat and oven. Forsyth Pla
for the Club after 15 minutes
the whistle Had sounded
for holding an opponent
netted but
"JAPAN AND WAR UHIETS.
The King has granted unto Admiral of Hefarist the Floot Bar! Beatty, Fioid-Marshal and Maria Wiscount Allenby Field-Martial ford player appeared to be off-side. England Flamer, and Fid-Marshal Sir Henry wae tent away on the Club loft and Smith Wilson, Bt, the Royal license and author. relieved-by-
kicking to touch near the cority to wear the Grand Cordón of the ner flag. From the throw in England Order of the Rising Set with flowers of 1-7, 2-7, 38, 4-16, 6-5, 6-83, 7-80, 8-05, swung over to the right and Banner bead the Poulownia, a decoration conferred by 9-111
Total (for 9 wickets) ...11
Fall of wickets.
ing in Begg trapped the ball in front of the Emperor of Japan,