LOCAL SPORT.
..
ORIOKET.
GAMES DURING THE WEEK-END.
The feature of Saturday's cricket' was the double defeat of the Indian B.C. At the expense of the Indian R.C. ist XI. the Chinese R.C. scirred their Brat vic- tory this season... The Police defeated' the Civil Service "A" team.
LEAGUE-DIVISION
I.
CLUB 7. ARTILLERY.
Playing at home, the Hongkong C.C. 1st XI defeated the Royal Artillery by 81 rung.
The H.R.C.C. batted first and scored 147. rus, A. W. Hayward contributing Do. "The R.A played one man short, and scored 86 runs.
Scores!-
HONGKONG c. c. far x
A. W. Hayward, b Gifford
Scores →→
INDIAN E. C.
THỀ HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, ✨✨ FEBRUARY 22ND,
M. P. Madar, se Bridgtand, b
Goodyer
1. Hassan. b Jacob
8. A. RIsmail, b Jacob
A. R. Minu. b Jacob
J. S. Ackbor, e Jacob. b Jones...... 3 R. Nazarin, not cut
g
A. 9. Sund, o Goodyer, b Higgs A. R. M. Samy,o Blondin,
Bridgland
A. Butt, Blondin, b Higgs ........ A. D. Madary e Jacob, b Bridg
1
ง
1
Extras
3
Total (for wickets)
53.
One man absent.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
E.
Goodyer Jacob Joncs Higgs
13.
8
1
16
14
3
ง
0
18
I
3
a
3
2
Bridgland
2.9
0
3 + 2
A
ROYAL ENGINEERS,
..... 31
Sgt. Blandin, e Butt, b Madar... Spr. Goodyer, e and b Minu 21 QM.S. Faro"ran-out. S.S. Higgs, e Madar, b Saffind... 18 Lt. Jacob-Larekom,
Ackber, b
10
C
SUNDAY CRICKET.
INAUGURAL MATCH AT KOWLOON.
Sunday cricket was started resterday' by the Kowloon, Cricket Chah when they played their inaugural match on their own ground, entertaining the Hongkong Cricket Club in a friendly game and de- feating them by 91 rung.
Kowloon batted first and scored 191 rans, to which the visitors replied with 100 runs. For the winners Capt. E. M. Morris played a finé innings and contri- buted the useful, score of 14 ruas; while also for the K.C.C. Capt. R. A. Warters knocked up "43 runs. Bowling for the H.K.C.O, ˆH. V. Parker took eight wickets for 65 runs. The principal scorer way E. J. R. for the visiting team Mitchell (49). Some good bowling on the part of the home team was seen, F. Goodwin taking four wickets for 43 runs; while J. C. Lyal captured six wickets at the small coat of 4 runs.
Scores:-
KOWLOON C.C
Capt. G. F. Beasley, b Parker 14 J. C. Lyal, e Lee, b Parker...
90
1 r
E. J. R Mitchell, b Rongh ........ H. Owen Hughes, e Chester, b
Rough
"Madar
E. C. Fincher, e Nicholson, b
Parker
J. D. Humphreys, c Smith, b
Rough
Sgt. Jones, e Madar, b. Sumad... 0 S.S. Kelly, h Ackber
A. H. Ramsey, c Young, b Bridge-
land
12
21
14
Sem. Durand, not out
0
E F. Fincher, b Abbit
T. E. Pearce, e Gifford, b Rough 12.
Extras ...
13
6
Capt. R. A. Warters, e Mitchell,
b. Parker
F. Goodwin, b Parker
4
G. Lee, c "Mitchell, b Parker
0
H. J. Armstrong, c Bensley, b
Sloane Stanley
G. P. Lammert, b Smith
E. Hancock, 1.b.w., b Rough .. 10
L. P. Ralph, run out
A. C. I. Bowker, not out ...........
F. N. Young. c Smith, b Gifford 1
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysia.
Total (for wickets) ..134
Capt. Bridgland, Col. Mackintosh
and QMS. Jacob did not bat.
Rough
Gifford
Sund
Madar
.142
Ackber Minu
0.
R. "
17 ◊
€6
5
11
4-1
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NA
D
10
Lt. Smith..... Sloane Stanley 3
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2
ROYAL ARTILLERY-
Capt. Benaley, .b.w., b Bowker... 1 Lt. Chester, Bowker
Capt. Parkes, o Lammert, b. Han-
cock ..............
Lt. Sloane Stanley, b' Bowker B.S.M. Puge, Hancock
Bowling Analysis.
1)
M. R. W
7 0 130
5 .9 32
4.9 0 30 2
5. છે. 20
C.S.C.C. "A r. POLICE B.C.
The Civil Service C.C. "A" team in their match with the Police R.C. on the latter's ground, declared with 102 rupa for 9 wickets. S. B. Spillett scored 39. The Police compiled 187 runs, to which R. C. Robertson contributed 84. -
Scores:-
"CIVIL SERVICE
Haynes, Craig, b. Lacey
R. C. K. Hawkins e Craig. b
Lacey
Capt. E. M. Morris, c and b
Parker,
Lt. J. H. Smith, c Lee, Parker 1 C. T. Evans, not out......0
Extras
14
191
Total:
Bowling Analysis.
(1.
M.
IL.
Parker Lee
24 + 65
10
13
Abbit
10
0 26
Bridgeland Young
9
0
--35
19
1)
4 0 R.X.CO.
D. E. G. Nicholson, b Lyal
}
G. P. Lammert, e sub., b Lyal... 10 Cap. Bridgeland, e Lyal, b Good-
win
Da
Hajor Hattersley Smith, e Ralph,
Bowker
10.
Lt. Smith, e Owen' Hughes, b
Bowker
..
E, J. R. Mitcheli, c Ramsey, b
Lyal
49
0
R. W. S. Paterson, b Robertson...
E. V. Parker, e Bensley, b Good-
win ......
4
19
H. G Sheldon, c and b Goodwin
0
S. B. Spillett, b Robertson,
...
10.
J. D. Humphreys, e E. C. Fincher,
b Lyal
14
H. F. Harper. bit wicket, b Ro-
berian ...
R. Abbit, st. Bensley, b Lyal ....
D:
F. N. Young, at. Bensley, b Good.
.win ........
S. P. Ralph, not out ......
2
5
Bowker
Lt. Hall, Hancaek
Sgt. Gifford, e Mitchell, b Ban-
cock
M. Gr. Rough not qèt
Extras.
Total (for wickets)
One man absent
F. E. Booker, b Lacey
C. 1. Edmonds. b. Robertson.
E. A. Bastia, e Craig. b Robert-
son
H. F. Westlake, run out
T. W. Cart, b Lacey
Extras
R. W. Lee, e- and h Lyil
Extras
טי
.100
"LINIVERSITY".
W. Hung, e and b Hamson D., Laing, b Abbaa....
E. Zimmern, b Hamson W. I. Anderson," b Abbas S. V. Gittens, b Abbas ..... W. B. Sling, b. Hamson
D. E. Commispanat, cand.b
Hamson
1. L Youngaaye, #cher
Abbas, b Flet-
A. Baker. b Hamson Ng Bow Po, b Fletcher R. Ponsonby-Fine, not out
"Extras
கள்
94
Total
Eowling Analysis.
0.
X.
W.
Abbas Hamson Fletcher
14 2
42
3
17 1 45
&
4
1
15
3
THE LEAGUE.
INTERESTING POSITION IN DIVISION II.
There were four matches played in the Hongkong Oricket League on Saturday, two in the First Division and two in the Second Division.
In the First Division, the H.K.C.C. mave above the Royal Artillery by reason of their victory over this side; while the Chinese Recreation Club, who incident- ally registered their first win in the League this season, go above the East Surreys by one point. The other positions remain unchanged.
In the Second Division, there have been several changes in position. The Royal Engineers have displaced the K.C.C. 2nd XI in the leadership of the Junior Sec- tion and the Police have moved up to third place in the Division from sixth position, by reason of their win against the C.S.C.C. A." displacing the H.E.C.C. 2nd XL, who are now fourth. The Navy Sad and the L.R.C. end teams have both completed their fixtures and have finished. up fifth and sixth in the Junior Section.
An interesting position has arisen in the Second Division with regard to the fight for the championship of this Section. The Royal Engineers, K.C.C. 2nd XI. and Police have each one more match to play; while the H,K.CC. ad XI. has two mote games. The Royal Engineers appear to stand the best chance of winning the Junior Championship, but it is by no means certain. To win the Second Divi- sion honours this season the soldiers, have to heat the C.SC.C. "A." but if they draw or lose this match, the other three teams have a chance: The K.C.C., 2nd I have played six matches, won three, drawn two and lost one and have elever. points They can only win the Second Division Championship if the Royal En- gineers lose, and at the best can only equal them in points should they draw. To do this they have to defeat the. H.K.C.C. 2nd XI. next Saturday after noon. Should they lose the H.K.Ü.C. 2nd XI have a chance of winning the Cham Bionship in the event of the R.E' losing or drawing, provided the H.K.C.C. win. their other match against 'Varsity 2nd KL, on March 6th, or of becoming run- nero-up by drawing with the K.CC. and Finning against the Varsity. The Police analysis in the table reads the same 15 the K.C.C. 2nd XI. and their remaining fixture is with the Varsity, which will give them 14 points if they win and 12 Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell, of the Hong-if they draw. The Police can only win kong Cricket Club team, was presented the Junior Championship by defeating with a cricket bat in recognition of his the 'Varsity, should the Royal Engineers score of 111 runs on the occasion of the lose. the K.0.0. draw or lose to the all day match at Kowloon during Chinese H.K.C.C. and the H.K.C.C. draw or loose! New Year between the K.C.C. and the against the 'Varsity. 64 HK.C.C. Messrs. F. Goodwin and A Ramsey, of the Kowloon Cricket Club, were the recipients of bats for scoring 93 runs and si runs, respectively, in the same match.
Total (for 9 wkts., doc.)...102
Bowling Analysis
..0.
M
E.
W
Bowker. Hancock
*.....: 19 11
40
1 37
Sara did not bat.
Robertson Lacey
C.R.C. IR.C.
Playing on their own ground the Chinese R.C. in spite of being handicap- ped by the absence of ons player, defeat- ed the Indian R.C. 1st, XI. by 2 wickets. It was the first victory for the C.R.C. this season.
The Indians were all out for 93 runs, and the Chinese scored 99 runs for the Joss of 8 wicketa,
Scores:-
INDIAN 1ST XI.
A. H. Madar. e Ng Sze Kwong,
b Ching
J. S. A. Curreem, b Hung.......
O. Ismail, e Yeoh, b Hung ......
S. H. Ismail, b Hung
Bowling Analysis.
ة
0. M.
རྞྞ་ ..... 19.2
19.4 A 41
POLICE R.C.
5*
4
C. F. Alexander, e Haynes. b Ed-
monds.
W. E. Meadovi, e Carr, b Sara.
W. L Sparrow, e Harper, b
Spillett
0 口
23
A. Reynolds, Edmonds Capt. Bloxham, e Carr, b Spillett 33 - Dr. Craig, c and b Edmonds
A. Lacoy, Haynes b Spillett.
R. G. Robertson, not cut
J. Dyer, e Baston, b Spillett
S. Randle, b Booker .......
W. L. Clark, 1.b.w., b Booker
•Extras.....
3
20
14.
3
Total
.187
D. Rumjahn, c Yung, b, Ching
Bowing Analysia, --
U... Omar, b Hung....
Q. <
F. M. el Arculli, e Yeoh, b Hung 0
Sara
8
1 8%
H. D. Rumjahn, not out
3
Edmonds
g
3
Y. A. Wahab, b Hung
3
Spillett
0
Booker
1
33
D: Razack, b. Hung
E, M. Omar, b Hung.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0
0.
M. R.
W.
"Ng Sze Kwong
Ching
3 0 24
5 1 17
4
0
24
12
Yeoh
W. C. Hung........ 4.5 3
CHINESE İST KL.
Ng Sze Kwong, e H: D. Ramjahn,
Ng Madar
T. E. Yeah, H. D. Rumjahn,
Madar
W. C. Hung, b Rumjahn.
J. L. Youngaaye. o D. Rumjahn, b
Arculli
"C. Choa, è O. Ismail, b Madár
H. C. Hung, retired hurt
HL Yung, b Medar......
P. S. Wong, b Madar
H. Ching, b Arculli
C. E. Wong, not out Extras...
Total (for a wickets)
Bowling Analysie.
99
10
..98
One man absent.
*0. M. A. W.
Arculli
11.3 .I' 21.
2.
Madar
14
34
Curreem
0
Q. Ismail
2. 0
0
20 8
1
H. D. Bumjahn
LEAGUE-DIVISION 11,"
INDIAN RC. 2ND IL v. R.E..
The Indian R.C. 2nd XI.. playing at home with ten men, were defeated by the Royal Engineers, They were all out for 53 runs. M. P. Madar scored 25 The visitors compiled 134 for seven wickets.
FRIENDLY GAMES. .,
CIVIL SERVICE 2. NAVY,
Total.
Bowling Analysis.
0
1.
-W.
Goodwin Lyal Fincher
5 16
43
19 1
2
0
5
4 44.0 0
CRICKET. BATS PRESENTED.
At the conclusion of the match three interesting presentations were made by the Captain of the K.C.C. team, Mr. J. C. Lyal
Mr. J. C. Lyal, of the K.C.C., spoke in similar strain, and remarked that it had been argued that friendly tennis The Civil Service playing at home matches and friendly goll was not out of easily defeated the "Navy 1st XI. Batting place, therefore, be did not see why first, the visitors were all out for 30 friendly cricket should not be played on runs. The home team scored 100 for Sundays, and he hoped that further
friendly matcher would be arranged. wickets
It is interesting to note that in the First Division three clubs, the Royal Navy, Kowloon and Civil Service, have The KC.C., not lost a match this season. however, have two more matches to play while the other two clubs have both com- pleted their fixtures. There will be an interesting game on the HK.CC. ground next Saturday afternoon between the Home club and the K.C.C
The recipients suitably responded, and Mr. Mitchell in doing so remarked that he was, very pleased that the Kowloon Cricket Club had inaugurated Sanday cricket. He hoped that this would be
During this season the Civil Service the first of many matches to be played on Sundays between the H.K.C.C. and C.C. lat XI., who were the champions the K.C.C and also hoped that other of the First Division last season, have clubs would join in. He thought the in-played nine matches of which they have stitution of Sunday cricket could be very won three, drawn five and tied one, gaining well developed in the Colony.
a total of 15 points. Their highest score was 201 (for G wickets, declared) against Craigengower and the lowest 98 (for 2 The highest wickets) against Kowlood total scored against them was 182 (for 8 wickets, declared) by the East Surreya and the lowest 17 by Craigengower. In the nine innings the Civil Service scored 118 runs agalast 1,108. Per wicket the average works out at 20.92 against 14.04. EC Fincher beads the batting, his scores for the seven matches in which he A junior team from the Hongkong C.C. On the Pokfulam ground yesterday took part being 16, 67, 12, 291, 3, 21. defeated the Royal Navy 2nd XI. at afternoon the University XI, defeated GR Sayer batted consistently, his Happy Valley by 60 runs The Club de the Nomads XI. by 51 runs Kitchell scores in seven innings being 39, 41, 4, 36, for the 35, 51, 20. Both A. E. Wood and F. E clared with 135 for 9 wickets. D. E. G. and Hamson opened Nicholson scored 14 runs, and E. Nomads, who scored 75 runs, and Sling Lawrence gave material assistance in the Parker. The Navy were all out for bowled very well for the University. They of getting runs and their names ap-
students farad badly at the start, having pear in the averages. six wickets down for 23 runs, Youngaaye fixtures, and it is interesting to record The Navy Juniors have completed their and Ng prove thorn in the Nomad's that Engineer Lieut. C. R. P. Bennett is bowlers sides and took the score past the the first bowle: in the Second Division to winning mark, the final score being 126 take. O wicket. Abbas bowled better than his average
The positions in the League Table to shows and Hamson was consistent.
Scores:-
73 runs
H.K.C.C.. NAVY."
C.C.C. v. T.E.C.
Craigengower C.C. playing at home, defeated the Taikoo R.C. by 25 runs. Craigengower scored 111 runs, Y. Abbaa contributing 20, and E. Arculli 23 Taikoo replied with 30 runs. E. Moore erored 25 Tuni
UNIVERSITY 18T XI. . K.C.C. 1st XI.
A friendly match was played on the Pokfulam ground on Saturday afternoon between the University 1st XI and the Kowloon Cricket Club 1st XI., resulting in a victory for the University by 85 runs. The home side scored 163,, to, which D. W. Samy contributed 58 "rans, W. M. Gittens 37 rose and H. Balhatchet 20 runa. The visitors, who played ons mun short. replied with 08 runs, to which score Goodwin and C. T. Evans each_con- in and the 8.0.0. JC. Lyal took five wickets for 50 runs and
Goodwin three for 74 rana: For the University, Balbatchet captured Ave
wickets for 34 runs.
UNIVERSITY v. NOMADS.
TOMADO.
A Kitchell, b'Sling
well
A. 11. Hamson, e Laing, b Sling... R. C. Reed, st Fane, b Sling... F. Zimmern. cHunt Gittens... 1
E. Lee, b Sling. ......
8. Abbas, b Gittens
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A fine dramatic sereen story, which will, be shown for the last time to-night, open- ed at the Queen's Theatre yesterday, "in which stars Mademoiselle Midnight,'
that well known actress Mae Murray.lt is a picture well worth seeing, contains plenty of thrills and interest and should not be missed.
By special request, Charley's Aunt." which was screened before packed houses at the Queen's Theatre last week, is 10. be exhibited
agnin to-morrow and Wednesday. This has been arranged so as to give those who have hot seen this halarious screen version of the famous farce a last opportunity of doing so.
For Thursday to Saturday, the bill will include, as its big feature, a Warner Bros. Classic in The Bridge of Sighs." which has in the cast Dorothy Mackzill, Richard Tucker, Creighton Hale, Alec B. Francis. and Ralph Lewis. This picture is á very moving one, and should on no
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Futura bookings include "A Noise in Newboro," starring Violet Dana," which is to be shown shortly. The noise in question is the jingle of the gold-gold-- gold and the rustle of bills. These steel engravings that people pay rent with, are to the town of Newboro, of much greater artistic merit than the contents of the world's picture galleries. The despised dapper comes back home with more of the world's wealth that the little town has ever seen and the raakes some
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