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THE "THREE KNOTS" HOSE FOR LADIES.
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THE CELEBRATED
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BASEBALL.
́JAPANESE. DEFEAT, FILIPINOS.
VOLUNTEERS CONCEDE POINTS.
On the Happy Valley diamond on Saturday, the Japanese defeated the Filipinos and the Volunteers, owing to their inability to raise a team conceded the points of the game to the Club de Recreio. They, however, played a prae- tice game.
Japanese . Filipinos.. Batting first the Japanese were all cut at first base, and the Filipinos gained their first run through Leonard. In the second inning, S. Hachiuma started on a hit and stole two basea. Two men went down to flies. Kamoshita was let through on an error and this led to a procession with five runs being gained before Munta Hied to centre £cld.
Both sides were blacked out, and in the second part of the third inuing the Filipinos added three runs by Zatra's hit and & two-bagger by Bautista after Leonard had been struck out and Cruz out to a fly at centre feld.
The Japanese, who were leading by one run, added two more singles and blanked out the Filipinos in the rest of the game.
The teams and score details are us! under-
JAPANESE
1. Hachiuma.l.f
.
FILIPINOS. Rull
Tajima
3b.
Cruz
Murata
1b.
Leonard
8. Hachiuma
Bautista
Takotami
Zaira
Ishimatsu
F
Angeles
Katoshita
r.i.
Tecson
Koga
c. f.
Delgado
Imamura
eb...
Kitchell
1 2 3 45 6 7
Japanese
0 0 0 1 0 1-7
Filipinos
10 3 0 0 0 0-4
Runs:Tajima (2) S. Hachiuma, Kamoshita, Koga, Imamura, Y. Hachiuma (1); Leonard, Delgado, Kitchell, Zafra (1).
Hits:-Japanese, 6; Filipinos, di Errors:Filipinos. 3; Japanese, 3. Strike-out-Angeles, 4; Ishimatsu,
Hachiuma, 2.
Base on balls:-Ishimatsu, ; Angeles,
Hit by pitcher:-Angeles; 1.
Defence Corps Recreio.
In the absence of two men from their side, the Defence Corps gave the League points to the Club de, Recreio and played a friendly game, the gaps being filled by Ransom, Leonard, and a newcomer. The Club de Recreio won by eleven runs to
оле.
Starting with a blank inning, the Club de Recreio continued to pile up runs with good hitting in which Hemedios was proment. He was also in good pitching form.
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Bowk scored the only run for the Defence Corps by gaining first on error, stealing two bases, and getting home on a hit by Wheeler.
The teams and score details are as under:-
DEFENCE CORPS.
Owen Hughes. Wheeler
RECREIO.. Remedios Gutterres Alves
3b.
Rocha
H.S.
b.
Bowker
Ransom
Pereira
c.1.
Rushton
H. Barros.
C.
Ralph
Soares
b.
Leopard
Botelho
r.f.
Spary
1.L
Mason
12
3 4 5 6
D. Xavier
Recreio Defence Corps... 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Runs:-Remedios (3); Soares, Xavier, Gutterres (2); Barros, Alves (1); Bowker (1).
0 3 1 3 1 19—11
Hits:-Recreio, 9; Defence Corps, 6. Strike-out-Remedios, 5.
LAWN BOWLS.
HONGKONG JUST BEATEN IN INTERPORT..
K.C.C. SECOND DIVISION CHAMPIONS.
According to a cable from Shanghai the Interport game between. Shanghai and Hongkong resulted in a win for Shanghai by a narrow margin of 9 shots-19 to 17.
The result was in doubt up to the last head, and, it is reported, Hongkong hind hard luck in not winning.
Second Division Championship. The deciding game between the Kow Toon Cricket Club and the East Point Recreation Club for the championship of the Second Division was played on Satur- day afternoon on the Taikoo Dock Re- creation Club green. After a very excit- ing game the Kowloon Cricket Club won by the narrow margin of three shots.
Scores -
and
-K.C.C.-Kern, Howe, Fraser Overy (Skip) 13; L Jack, R. Abraham, Tacchi and Hill (Ship) 20; Goodwin, Leal, J. W. Smith and Gibson (Skip) 17.
E. P. R. C.-Shaw, Webster, Hamilton and Whiteford (Skip) 18: Baker, Glover, Henderson and McTavish (Skip) 15; Samways. Williamson, McKellar and Lee (Skip) 19.
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Totals:-K.C.C., 35; E.P.R.C., 39,“ Inter-Departmental Competition. The Sanitary Department woo thei Goscombe-O'Sullivan Cup in the inter- departmental bowls competition by de- Leating the Prisons Department on the Police ground yesterday in the final.
Leading by three points in the nine- teenth head, the winners added four and! a single, the final score being 23-14.
Mr. McLeod handed the cup over to the Twinning skip and replicas to the team.
The teams werdie
Prisons' Dept. -Buchanan, Johnston," Wiltshire and McLead (Skip) 14.
Sanitary Dept.-Tayler, Lamble, Gre-| gory and Hill (Skip) 29.
Friendly Games.
C.C.C. e. ALL COMERS."
Playing at the Craigengower Club a team representing Eongkong members de- feated a team of "All Comers" by the large margin of 49 shots:-
Scores:-
Hongkong BoysRosselet, Souza, Basa and Muskett (Skip) 29; Luz, Barrba, Rodrigues and Alves (Skip) 24; Ribeiro, Kitchell, Neves and Rose (Skip) 31 Bosack, Hyder, Hardeam and Rumjahn (Skip). 17.
All Comers: Salter, Brightman, Phayer and Bennett (Skip) 8; Kelly, Clow, Gillard and Dennis (Skip) 16; Nicholson, Fritz, Sellwood and Fletcher (Skip) 12; Dr. Andrea, Kharas, Ler Lely and Spink (Skip) 18.
Totals-Hongkong Boys, 101; All "Comers, 52.
"CIVIL SERVICE I. . CIVIL SERVICE II.
A challenge game was played on the Civil Service green between the First and Second League teams, the losing teams providing spoons. The first team won on all three rinks, so that they are the riche by a piece of silver.
Scores:-
1st Team:-Oswick, Booker, Knight and Deakin (Skip) 17; Maughan, Löck hart. Hoolidge and Gregory (Skip) 93;| Laing, Smith, Strange and Brawn (Skip)
16.'
and Team:--Luck, Vergette, Knott and Alderman (Skip) 12; Carr, Greenwood, Westlake and Lamble (Skip) 15; Jones, Flegg. Davis and Allen (Skip) -17.
Totals:-1st Team, 58; 2nd Team, 44.
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A FRIENDLY GAME ON SATURDAY.
POLICE CHINESE.
Playing on the Seokunpoo ground on Losing their first five wickets for 18 Saturday afternoon a team representing runs, the RAO.C. put up a splendid the Police Recreation Club met a team sixth wicket partnership and won the from the South China Athletic Associa
match with four wickets in hand.
The Indians batted first and could only compile 62 runs. Walker secured 8 wickets for 15. The R.A.O.C. passed their opponents score at the sixth wicket,
tion.
The game was of a fast nature through- out and the spectators were treated to a display of which too little is seen in local The prizes were given away prior to the but batted on until they were all out for football. At half time the Police led by
one goal scored through Simpson. commencement of the games.
In the second half, Lacey increased the Ackber performed the hat trick" in lead for the Police. South China failing. his second over,
to reply, the Police ran out winners by 'Scores:-
£ goals to none.
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122 runs.
South China received the Shield.. S. L. Base on balls: Remedios, 1; Owen-Lee of the same team was awarded the Hughes, 3
Hit by pitcher: Owen Hughes, 2.
Japanese Defeat South China, Representing "The
Best" in the earlier of the two exhibition baseball games yesterday afternoon, the Japanese gave a convincing display and defeated South China by eight runs to one,
South China made ve errors in the first inning which led to six runs,
The score details were as under:-
.1 2 3 4 5 6 7
South China 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 Тарапене
0 0 1 0 1 0 - 8 Runs: Yokoi (3), Kusario, Tajima, Murata, Takotami, fshimatsu, 8. Hachi- uma (1); Sling (1).
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Hits-South China, 4; Japanesc, 8. Errors-Japanese, 1; South China, 8. Strike-out:-Ishimatsu, 1; Lee, 3; Hachiuma, 4; Shim, 1.
Base on balls:-Ishimatsu, 3; Hachiuma,
Three-base hit:-S. Hachiums. Two-base bit-8. Hachiuma, All Hongkong ..U.S.S." Helena." The All Hongkong team beat the U.S.S. Helena by eight runs to three.
All the winners' runs came in the fourth inning with twelve men batting and eight hits.
The teams and scores were - 0.8.8. HELENA
ALL HONGKONG. Coulter
Ransom Kelly
Zafra Harding Beers Koblia
Johnson Jones Barner Pegg
Helena
C
Alven
c. f.
Kushao
r..
Y. Hachiuma
2b. 36. .ib..
8. Hachiuma
Gosano
p.
Leonardd
Cockey
1 2 3 4 5 87 11.001 0.03 Hongkong 0 0 0 8 0 0 - 8. Buna: Coulter (2), Jones (1) Ran- (2), Alver, Zafra, Gosano, Y. Rachiuma, Leonard, Kusano.
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Strike out:-Pegg, 1; Barnes, 3. Two-bane hits:-Gosano, Leonard, Kuzana.
(Oontinued at foot of next Column.)
prize (a gold watch) given by Mr. Lauritsen for the most useful man to his side." This prize, it was stated, was not given through the Association. Mr. Tredwell's cup for the best batting aver age was won by Zafra (Filipino Club).
ENTERTAINING THE
CHAMPIONS. ·
SOUTH CHINA A.A. WEEK-END PROGRAMME..
The members of the South China A.A. baseball team on Saturday afternoon celebrated their winning of the champion- ship of the Hongkong Baseball Associa tion.
Mr. K. F. June, captain of the team, was host at tea to the team in the South China Club Root, China Building. Follow. ing tea, the champions were guesta of Mr. Shin-lun Lee, assistant manager of the team, and three motor-cars were obtained for a ride around the island. In the evening, Mr. Richard Shim, the manager of the team, and Mrs. Shim, were hosts at a Chinese dinner to members of the team and a few other guests, including Mr. Henry Aki Panhoe, & former player in the team and sometime President, of the Board of Health in Canton; and Mrs. Hin Wong, wife of the Hon. Secre- tary of the Hongkong Baseball Asso- [" ciation.
Yesterday afternoon, following the formal presentation of the championship award, the Lai-Wah Shield, which will be permanently kept by South China, as this is the third successive time they have won it, the South Chinn A.A officials gave the players a welcome home" at the Yin Wah Street players' rest room. After this, the Lai Wah Company, donors of the championship cup; invited the players to their store for ten, when there was much firing of crackers.
The official banquet of the South Chine Athletic Association to its baseball cham- pions, will be held sometime early next. week.
1.2.C.
"J. S. Ackber, c Hool, b Roberts... 2
D. Mohamed, b Burger
.. Sirdar Khan, b Roberts S. A. R. Bux, b Burger
A. K. Minu, e Lake, b Walker....... 10 F. Moordeen, e Roberts, b Walker 3 A. S, Suffad, e Mocock, b Walker 19 A.. Rahmin, é Mocock, b, Walker... 4 S. A. R. Ismail, o Andrews, b
Walker
5
6. Omar Bux, e Hool, b Walker... 0 A. Butt, not out
0
Extras
13
Total
02
Bowling Analysis.
Burger
Roberts
Walker Mocock
A.O.C.
Greenway, b Ackber Lake, b Suffind
0
.74
Andrews, e dnd b Sufiad Morris, b Suffiad Walker, a and b Ackber Roberts, and b Ackber Haynes, e Mina, b Ackber Brunner, b Minu..... Mocock, a and b Minu Hool,, not out Burger, e Birdar Khan, b Ackber, 12.
Extras
..Total
.122
Bowling Analy
Sufiad
Sirdar Khan Ackber
15. 40
4.3, 0
9 0 14
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2
Mohamed Rahmin Minu
League Fixtures.
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In view of the chaos caused by the various Club Secretaries arranging fix- tures, another meeting of the Hongkong Football League will probably be acces
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INTERPORT CRICKET.
PROBABLE SHANGHAI PLAYERS TO VISIT HONGKONG.
The Shanghai team is well on its way towards completion for the visit to Hong- Eong to participate in the Interport Cricket The remaining vacancies are to be filled after the trial matches have been played.
The Shanghai Cricket Club is inviting the leading players to signify their wil- lingness to make the trip to Hongkong if they are chosen, and it seems likely, says the Shanghai Times, that the follow ing men will bccept: Capt. Barrett, Dr WE OHare, H Ollerdessen, M Divecha, L. Goldman, S. Isaacs, D. W. Leach, E.. G. Baracs,. W. Allison, W. Mansell Smith and J. Quayle. Should," however, any of these players not be able to accept the invitation, the following may then be in the team: England, Burn, P Madar, E. Rogerson, and W. Cockburn
[If, of course, the local situation at Shanghai remains serious, it is unlikely that Capt. Barrett, who is now head of the Shanghai Police, will be able to leave for Hongkong.]
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