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INTERPORT CRICKET.
HONGKONG P. MALAYA.
THE FIRST DAY'S PLAY, The Hongkong Interport team opened their programme in Malaya xesterday, when they met Malaya, in a three days match at Singapore.
Two cables were teerived in Hongkong yesterday showing the progress made during the first day's play. Malaya won the toas and batted frat.
At the tin interval they had knocked up 112 for three wickets, the principal scorers being Armitage, 4 (not out) and R. N. Hamilton 9 (not out). The bowling analysis at that time showed that A. C. I. Bowker had avcured 2 wickets for 27 runs, G. R. Sager for 93, while E. B. Reed's figures were: 0 for 94.
The second telegram gave thể news that Malaya were all on for 383, a very creditable score, 102 of which were knock ed up by Rhodes, while Armitage and Hamilton had collected 84 and 96, respec- tively, and de Vitre secured 45. Armitage did "bor add to his sore after the interval...
The bowling analysis rend; Bowker, for 10: E. B. Rend, for 50; the Rev. T. B. Powell, 3 for 110, and G. R. Sayer, 2 for 47. The telegram concluded with
Tail still wagging."
On Tuesday. the Hongkong team will moot the F.M.S. in a three days,match, at Kuala Lumpur.
MALAYAN RECORD OVER 36 YEARS. In view of the visit of the Hongkong Terasak to Malaya, the Singapore Free Press publishes Malaya's record interport matebes.
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H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. TOTTENHAM SCRATCHES.
Owing to the departure from the Colony of Dr. R. E. Tottenham, the well- known University player, F. A. Redmond receives a walk over in the Club Singles and so eaters the semi-final to meet Major W. B. Stevenson. The winner will play S. E, Green, the holder, in the Baal.
In the Handicap Doubles in which Tottenham partners Forster, Major Pratt and Major Stevenson (owe 2/8) receive a walk over in the fourth round and enter the semi-final to meet Major C. Willson and N. L. Smith (owe 4/5). The winners will play A. H. Crook and O. C. Womack (rec. 3/6) in the final.
It is hoped to conclude the Tournament on June ist.
TENNIS LEAGUE...,
TO-DAY'S MATCHES
DIVISION.
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AUSTRALIANS AND SOUTH, OF. OF ENGLAND.
BYDER AND ANDREWS GREAT STAND.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,}
Losos, May 27th
A capital partnership between J. S. Ryder and TJ, E. Andrews which pro- duced 177 runs for the seventh wicket and was unbroken at the close of play. effectively broke up a rot which appear- ed to be setting in, and provided the tenture of the second day's play in the match between the Australians and the
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With thirty-five runs for one wicket on the board, the Australians continued their first innings ut Bristol in dull wea. ther. There was a large attendance and the wicket was playing rasy.
By the lunch interval the visitors had kst three valuable wickets for the addi- tion of Cu runs, and two wickets fell quickly on resumption, the score, when 4. J. E. Andrews and J. S. Rydes camé
Kowloon C.C. & United Services R.C. together being 131 for six wickets.
DIVISION.
Chinese H. C. v. Club de Recreio United Services R. E. v Kowloon C.C. Hongkong C.C. . M.B.K. Netherlands T.R. . Indiar. R.C.
"C" DIVINION.
Craigengower . Taikoo. Kowloon C.Cr. Chinese B.C. Club de Recreio r. Hongkong Q.C.
TEAMS.
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inTo be played on the Cricket Club ground at 4.15 p.m. ("B" Division). ground today (Saturday) at 4.15 p.m.
II.K.C.C.-W. A Nowers and L. Baines; "L. M. S. Lloyd and A. K. Mac. Kenzie, Capt. B. F. Bloxham and E. J.
Mitchell.
H.K.C.C. v. CLITS DE RECREIO...
To be played on the Club de Recreio ground at 4.15 p.m. ("C" Division).
Thirty-six years have passed since team of Malayan cricketers first visited Hongkong, to be dismissed for 54 and 79 and defested by an innings and 14% runs. A second match was played in 1890 and,it. while the visitors did rather better, they were again comfortably beaten. Prior to this Hongkong and Shanghai had played each other on four occasions since 18ce and Shanghai had won three of the matches. Since their first visit to Hobg. kong Malaya has hgured in thirteen J. D. H. Crawford and E. W Hamilton. matches in the triangular series against Tiongkong and Shanghai, the results. of all the games that have taken place be- tween the three sides since Malaya Grat participated in the interport series, being given below:
1800-Hongkong 250 beat Malaya 54 and 79. Hongkong 197 and 19 for 3 beat Malaya S and 113.
1991: Hongkong 20s and 12 for 4 Shanghai 180 and 300 for 5. drawn. Malaya 23 and 188 heat Hongkong 40
and 75.
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1894-Hongkong 429 bent Shanghai 163 and 134. Shanghai 1:2 and 209 beat Hongkong 78 and 79.
1597-Hongkong 182 and 201 for beat Shanghai 173 and 180.
Malaya 413 beat Hongkong 216 and 18 Malaya 138
Shanghai 76 and 51. 1897-Hongkong 1:3 and 128 beat Shanghai 203 and 74.
1001-Shanghai 230 and 153 for 3 bent Hongkong 30 and 157. Hongkong 192 and 200 brat Malaya 253 and 100. Shang. hai 227 and 110 for 9 beat Malaya 105
and 281.
1903-Hongkong 33e beat Shanghai 129 and 191.
1904-Hongkong 274 and 109 for 6 beat Shanghai 29 and 151. Malaya 129 and 239 for 6 bent Hongkong 153 and 110, Malaya 93 and 100 beat. Shanghai 118 and
113.
1006-Shanghai 130 and 121 bent Hongkong 46 and 60.
1007-Hongkong 251 and 137 for 6 beat Shanghai 212 and 186.
1909-Shanghai .998 and 10 for a beat Hongkong 4 and 163.
1000-Shanghai 204 and 160 beat Hongkong 203 and 213. Hongkong 435 for beat Shanghai 153 and 73. Hoog. kong 211 and 70 beat Malaya 179 and 100, Malaya 230 and 150 for a beat Eongkong 939 and 150.
1911--Shanghai 175 beat Hongkong 50
and. 93.
. 1912-Hongkong 417 beat Shanghai 200 and 18t.
1914-Shanghai 198 and 101 beat Hongkong 159 and 124.
1990 Hongkong 279 and 70 for. 4 beat Shanghai 188 and 150 Malaya 256 and 90 beat Hongkong 161 and 150. Shang- hai 324 beat Malaya 117 and 68.
1994: Hongkong 150 and 149 for 8 beat Malaya 147 and 157. Shanghai 119 and 284 heat Malaya 208 and 106. Hongkong 920 beat Shanghai 109 and 106.
MALAYA AT ITS STRONGEST.
It will be seen that of the ten matches played between Malaya and Hongkong each side has won five, and that Malaya have won two and lost three of the matches played against Shanghai. Mala yaa superiority was very pronounced in 1897, when they defented Hongkong and Shanghai in separate matches by more than an innings, and followed these successes up by an innings victory over a combined Hongkong. and Shanghai In the match against Hongkong side..
B.K.C.C.-M. M. Watson and H. G. Sheldon: N. C. Barber and B. Crowley;
BILLIARDS.
FALKINER ÅT S.C.A.A. CLUB.
The pair desed the bowling until ràin intervened at 5.30 p.m. and "pat further play out of the question. When stumps were drawn both were not out, the "Australian score being 38 (for six wickets), Ryder, was the more enterprising of the pair and he had 103 to his credit at the con- clusion of play while his partner's total stood at 74 not out..
The South" first innings on Wednes. day was obversely conspicuous. A fine partnership between A. F. F. Champmas (80) and Hendren (62) had given' them a score of 199 for five wickets at tea-time. The remaining wicketa fell for the addi tion of only 12 runs, the South being all out for 11. They are, therefore, 117 runs. behind, and four Australian wickets have still to falk)
THE HOME DERBY.
ACCEPTANCES FOR THE GREAT RACE.
Lowboy, May 27th. Of an original entry of 305 for this year's Derby the acceptances number 30 and are as follows:- Apple Sammy. Ardsallagh Banstar.
Bassoon. Cigiez.
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At the South China Athletic Associa tien Club, China Building, last night. Booklet. Claud Falkiner did not play as well as he has previously done in the exhibition Colorado. games which has given in the Colony.
In a game of 500 up, he went as times Comedy King.
Finglass. to the table, and his average was 25. Gay Lothario. His highest break was 107 He had Grand Flight. consecutive blanks. His play was never-
Harpagon. theless masterly, and delighted the large-
Hercules. gathering present. He made several breaks of more than 70 His opponent,
Landegaye. 8. C. Kwok, scored 134, his highest break being 25.
In a game of snooker, Kwok played well. Falkiner won by 2 to 43.
Be gave a number of exhibition billiards sets, which, were absolutely amazing
DOCKYARD RECREATION CLUB. In a game of 500 up against Falkiner at the Dockyard Recreation Club Thursday night, Mr. F. J. Jones scored 178, the highest score made by any player in the Colony playing against Falkiner. Falkiner's highest break was 170.
FALKINER -v. OSMUND.
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Billiards enthusiasts will have |
an opportunity of witnessing another ex- [hibition by the well-known billiards
player, Mr. Claud Falkiner.
Mr. Falkiner, who earlier this week.de. feated Mr. A. J. Osmund by 878 to 149 will meet the local champion again this evening at the Club, Lusitano. Play will Legin at 9 o'clock.
BUGBY:
HONGKONG BANK AND UNION INSURANCE v. H.K.R.F.C.
This match will be played at King's Park to-day at 6:15 p.m.
Bank and Union Insurance XV. :- J. A. D. Morrison, full back; E. A, Brodie, E, C. Hudson, S, M. Garrard, and O. Skinner, three-quarters; C. D. Wales and L. P. Ralph, halves; R. L Moncrieff, A. C. Groves, W. Beveridge, J. E. Sutcliff, R. P. Moodie, B. Mac Intyre, D. A. Campbell'and R. W. Lee, forwards.
BASEBALL."
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The Hongkong Baseball Association officially opens its League programme this afternoon on Happy Valley Dia mond.
The opening game is between the South China Athletic Association (the Colony's Champions) and the Japanese Baseball Club (the runners-up of last senton).
Provided the weather remains fine, there should be a large attendance. H.E. the Governor (Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.) will pitch the first ball. The C. G. Glassford, who opened the Malayan match commences at four o'clock. innings with M. H. Whitley, the present To-morrow afternoon there will be a Attorney-General, scored 110 and later in match between the Hongkong Baseball the innings G: P. Stevens contributed 101 Club and the Filipino Club. and H. L. Talbot. who captained the
side, 81. R. M. Mackenzie took 19 wickets
for 112 runs in that match, and Whitley H. L. Mitchell, and Major F. H. Gunner during 24 overs, 14 of which were are still available. Riches (62 and 3 maidens. captured second innings for 10 for Malaya against Hongkong, wickets for 47. Mackenzie also played a and 35 for the Rest against Hongkong), Jarge part in Malaya's victory over the Holmes Brown (56 for Malaya against, combined side, for after knocking ap 153 Hongkong, 32 against Shanghai, and 64 out of a total of 381, he took 4 wickets for the Rest), Rhodes (42 not out against for 48 and 4 for 33. With Whitley cap Hongkong) and Hennessy (4 for 54 and 5 turing 4 for 13 in the first innings and for 55 against Hongkong) were the most
Holmes Brown, who headed J. G. McTaggart 2 for 12 in the first and successful. dismissed for 88 and 64.
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RECENT MATCHES.
Maingan cricketers visited Hongkong in 1920, and defeated Hongkong, but lost
visit, and Grenier, were members of the side which visited Hongkong in 1924, the other players being Flight Lient. Livock, Brand, R. T. Foster, Lient Phayre. P to Shanghai by an innings. Several of the N. Knight, W. N. Edwards, N. H, P. Malayan players in that year-N. A. M. Whitley, Stiven, and Lieut. Thompson. Griffin, Dr. Hennessy, V. E. F. Rhodes, Of these Holmes Brown, Foster, Brand, A E. Holmes Brown, L. A. Tucker, Phayre and Livock did well with the bat, Norman Grenier, Dr. W. Martin, E. J. while Lieut. Thompson, of the Middlesex Riches, A. A. Claxton, F. H. 5. Caryll, Regt, was the most successful of the
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Lulworth Cove, Macanudo, Panters. Review Order.
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THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, PUBLISHED TO-DAY, RECORDS THE GREAT LOSS THE COLONY HAS SUSTAINED BY THE DEATHS OF THE HON. SIR PAUL CHATER AND MR. P. H. HOLYOAK
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