CRICKET.
DELAY IN INTERPORT MATCH.
MISHAP TO 5.S.
PRESIDENT
HARRISON." SHANGHAI TEAM TRANSFER TO
S.S.
PRESIDENT PIERCE."
A cable received on Saturday morning announces that same misfortune (un known) has overtaken the President Harrison, It is probable, that the Shanghai team will come down in the President Fierer, arriving on Armistice Day.
Nothing definite can be stated at present save that all arrangements, except the Government House dance on Wednesday, November 17th, are cancelled, and a fresh tist will be issued as soon as possible.
It is improbable that the interport match can start before Saturday, Novem. ber 13th, which will mean postponing the Interport Dinner at the Hongkong Club probably until Tuesday, November
10th
NOTES.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8TB 1926.
On the whole the showing on Saturday was distinctly encouraging. The batting generally was excellent. Ramsay's knock was not only sound, but delightful to watch. Hayward also played "excellent cricket. No doubt there were very good reasons, but at first glanco.it was a little hard to understand why Ramsay was not pulled out after he got his century and Hayward after be completed his Bity, This would still have given Pearce and Hancock time for some practice and also given the team a little longer in the held As it was, they hardly had long enough, though they made an excellent, showing on the whole. It was good to see Reed bowling in the middle of the ground again. To the initiated, there is a certain stamp about his bowling which marks it as in a class by self out bere, and it is for this reason that I feel con
dent he will play in the side despite the il-luck and injuries from which he has suffered right up to the eleventh hour. The fielding of the side was good. I understand that it is reasonably certain that Pearce will keep, and that Ramsay carried on to avoid any possible injury to his hands. My readers will remember
(or perhaps two of the total three will)-that some such course was men- tioned as possible in my previous Notes.
I may again state that, rumours not- withstanding, the team to-day is not дя the Interport definitely selected Eleven. I am, however, prepared to A Reuter cable received from Shanghai lay heavy odds that it will be chosen
in tota when a decision is made. on Saturday, states:-
R. ABBIT.
The liner President Harrison went aground on Bonham Island, of Gutzluff, at two o'clock this morning.
The interport cricketers for Hongkong
Are aboard.
President Harrison" Recated.
SBANGHAL, November 7th, The President Harriada was retorted this morning and will return to Shang- hai to-morrow. She is only slightly damaged.
The passengers are proceeding to Hongkong by the President Pirrer Reuter.
H.K.C.C. NAVY.
A "perfect day and a perfect wicket. lly arrangement, the Clus batted Grit,:
Runs Owen
and Owen Hughes opened at about 15 p.m. to Cantrell and Windward. came rapidly from the start.. Hughes cheerfully took the long handli and it was not until he had collected; 30 out of 10 that he mistimed his first ball from Sturgess and was caught and bowled. Morris succeeled and played some very pretty shots between point and cover, until he let go at a slow ope of Haley's and was caught by Sturgess for fifteen. (93.2.15.) All this time Ram. say, who had hardly had his fair share of the bowling was batting beautifully The newcomer, Dobbie, was up against for the Colonel Cantrell at his best. suddenly found his length. After a couple of overs one kicked a bit and Dobbie was taken at frat slip, appar. ently off his glove (105.42) Hayward came in and the rate of scoring increased -the bowling being very poor, and hoth batsmen collecting numerous fours on the leg side.
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The chaage of arrangements is most regrettable, but apparently something hay! happened to the President Harrison and the Shanghai side will not be here in all probability until the morning of November 11th. I would refer my readers to a notice which appears else. where in this issue of the Daily Pre3S, All arrangements are cancelled and new programme will be issued as soon. The smoking concert on a possible. Tuesday next is definitely off.
12.
I will publish the fresh arrangements as soon as they are approved.
C. Choa, b Rule ........
T. E. Yeoh, o Edmonds, b Rule. Ng Sae Kwong, b Gifferd J.L. Youngsafe, not out
H. C. Hung, & Gifford
H. Un, b Smith
KL. Chau, b Smith...
H. Kung, b Smith H, Ching, b Smith
CE. Wong, o Smith, b Gifford... 11 C. W. Chong, b Gifford
Extras"
Rule Roberts Gifford Smith
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Total
Bowling Analysis.
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B.
21
31
B
10
10
5
15
5
$
2ND DIVISION.
University v. Civil Service, Played on the University ground, the home team winning by 6 runs. Civil Service batted first and their innings realised 9 runs. The University passed their opponents' score at the last wicket.
Scores:
CIVIL SERVICE Haper; e Karanja, b Sudan Fendered, a Kermani, b Sudan Patterson, b. w., b Gittins Robertson, b Gitting....
Nihill, e Sling, b Gittins
3
Westlake, b Sudan
Maclaren, c Sudan, b Gitting Carr, Gistins
O'Neill, e Sudan, b Gittins C. Safe, not out
Extras
Total
96
Bowling Analysis.
0. K.
R.
Sudan
1
56
1
Gittins -
13.8 4
33
UNIVERSITY.
S. V. Gittins, c Fendered, b Sara
K. T. Loke, b Westlake.....
W. H. Sting, b Sara
S. Kermani, run out muggmär R. ABDIT..
B
ง
34
I
1ST INNINGS OF H.E.C.C. A. W. Ramsay, retired
C H. Yeoh, e Pendered, b Sara....8
..... 140'
Capt. Dobbie, e Armitage, b Can-
trell
H. Owen Hughes, cand b Sturgess 30. Capt. E. W. Morris, e Sturgess, b
Halsey
A. B. Sulieman, e Westlake, b
Sara
0
B. N. Sudan, b Sara
18.
13
Hiptoola, e Harper, b Sára ....... 10- A. Baker, not out
H. T, M. Barma, b Pendered.................
3
A. W. Hayward, e Sturgess, b
Beatty
A. P. Karanja, e Armstrong,
b
Robertson
T. E. Pearce, not out
24"
Extras
RH. B. Hancock, not out
Byes 6, leg-byes 2
7
Total
.102
Bowling Analysis.
Total (for 5 wickets).
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H. V. Parker, F. C. Goodwin. A.
Westlake
3 Q
16
1
Sara......
13
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G
Pendered
G 1
21
1
Robertson
· ; I
17
1
C. I. Bowker and F. B. Reed, did not bat.
Cantrell Woodward
2
Bowling Analysis.
D.
31.
11
0
Beatty
13
Sturgess
3
0
Halsey
5 0
Hussey
0
Norris Lake Sillitoe
3
0
0
3
0
= ឌឌ ២ 3
IST INNINGS OF NAVY. Lient. Comdr. Armitage, c Parker,
b Reed
0
7
Pay-Lieut. Hussey, not out....... 30 Licut. Sparkes, 1.b.w., b Bowker... 1 Lieut. Sturgess, c Ramsay,
Parker
Rev. Venn, not out
Bres 10, leg-byes
16
T
12
67
"Total (for 3 wickets)....... Lieut. Halsey, Pay-Comdr. Wood- ward, Capt. Lake, Liout-Col Can- trell, Lieut. Norris, Lieut. Sillitoe, and Lieut.-Comdr. Beattie did not bat.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
1ST DIVISION.
TAIKOO R.C
"AT HOME.”
SUCCESSFUL CLOSING OF LAWN BOWLS SEASON..
SPORTS PRIZES PRESENTED....
LAWN BOWLS.
FINAL OF SPEY CUP: COMPETITION.
TROPHY WON BY C.C.C.
LOCAL GOLF.
THE GOVERNOR'S SHIELD.
The draw for the qualifying round of
The final match in the Royal Spey the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Cham- Cup Competition, between the Craigen-pionship, and for the Jasper Clark Cup gower Cricket Club and the Civil Service Cricket Club, was played on the Police competition have already been published in the Daily Preat. The draw for the Recreation Club's green yesterday after
Governor's Shield competition is now available, and is given below:--
noon..
The match resulted in the Craigen- gower C.C. winning the trophy. They defeated the C.S.C.C. by 20 points to 10 points.
The teams were as under:- Craigengower C.C.-Messrs. C. M. Alves, R. Basa, U. . Omar and B. W. Bradbury (skip).
Civil Service C.C.-Messrs. A. H. Oswick, A. Booker, J. Gregory and J. W. Deakin (skip).
The Taikoo Recreation Club, held a successful "At Home" on Saturday afternoon, the function marking the clos- ing of the lawn bowls season. As Trikoo are the winners of the Championship Shield of the First Division, the Club entertained. representatives from other
Cham Clubs of the Colony, and the pions engaged the Rest" in a friendly game of lawn bowls during the afternoon, The function was most successful and was very largely attended, the weather conditions being ideat Mr. W. Warnock,
Bowls Prize Winners. the Hon. Secretary, and his committee
Champion of the Club, presented by are to be congratulated on the admirable arrangements made for the entertainment of the guests, and it might be added that Mr. D. Templeton-Won by Mr. Neil the success of the proceedings was largely Neil Drummond; 2nd prize, won by Mr. ue to the hard and etherent work put. Muirhead; 3rd prize, won by J. Fer in byr: Warnock,
guson. The main part of the afternoon was Single Handicap, presented by Mr. W. occupied with a rink game between Tai Wotherspoon-Won by J. Ferguson; gad koo K.C. and The Rest First Divi prize, won by Mr. T. Peterson; 3rd prize, sion Clubs). The play was very keen won by Mr. J. Mitchell. throughout, and "The Rest" eventually wan, after
keen struggle, by 84 points to 76 points.. Taikoo lost three out of five rinks.
The results of the games were as fol-
lows:-
T.R.C.:-Chalmers, Chapman, Sloan Drummond (Skip). 15. Police: Sword, Field, A. Clark and Moss (Skip), 14.
Taisoo-Munro, Grain, Seath and Wotherspoon (Skip), 11 QSCC:- Smith, Alderman, Horridge and Maughan (Skip), 29.
Taikoo Peoples, Stalker, Peterson and Ferguson (Skip), 13 C.C.C.-Alves, Phayer, Bennett and Omar (Skip), 15
Taikoo:-Stewart, Duncan, Grimshaw and Morrison (Skip), 12 K.B.G.C.: Gow,, Debbie, Holland and W. Macfar lane (Skip), 16.
"Rink Competition, presented by Mr. K. E. Greig. Won by Messrs. J. Ferguson, John Sloan, J. Coils and P. M. Stewart 2nd prize. won by Messrs. G. Morrison, J. Whyte, A. Craig and J. Chalmers
Fairs (4 Bowls), presented by Mr. H. C. Resker. Won by Messrs. J. Muirhead and A. Craig; and prize, won by Meaars. J. Ferguson and J. Mitchell.
Pairs (2 Bowls), presented by: Messrs. Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.-Wos by James Sloan and D. Munro, 2nd prize, won by Messrs. N. Drummond and J. Chalmers
Non 1st Prize Winners, presented by Mr. G. M. Young-Won by Mr. Donald Munro: 2nd prize, won by Mr. W. Seath; ard prize, won by Mr. W Warnock,
Tennis Competitions. Singles Championship.-Cup, presented Taikoo Whyte, Walmsley, Sloan and by Messrs. Wing. On Co., won by Mr. E. Muirhead (Skip). 93. K.D.R.C.Moore; 2nd prize, presented by Mr. R. Docherty, Lindsay, Henderson and Gour-K. Duncan, wun by Mr. Jas, Slean, Junr. lay (Skip), 17
Totals:Taikoo, 76; "The Rest," 1. é A mixed rink was played with the following result :-Richmond, Templeton, Simpson and Tacchi (Skip), 21; Riches, Greg. Mitchell and Bradbury (Skip), B. -Prizes Presented.
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Singles Handicap.-Cup, presented by Messrs. Lane Crawford, unanished.
Doubles Handicap,-lat prize (donat. ed), won by Messra. A. Macindoe and D. Sherman; 2nd prize, won by lessrs. E.
Moore and J. Ward.
Billiards Competitions. At the conclusion of the games, and "Carmichael Cup, won by Mr. W. following an excellent tea, provided by Weir; and prize, won by Mr. T. Grimes.
"Swire Cup, won by Mr. Wm. John. the ladies, the silveer cups and other sports' trophics won during the season ston; 2nd prize, won by air. John McCúð- were distributed to the successful, combin 3rd, prase, won by Mr. E. Moore. petitors in the billiard room. Spoons were also presented to the winning rinks of that afternoon.
Souvenirs presented by ar. J. Ferguson were handed by Mr. Wotherspoon to the following ladies as a small token of ap preciation of the bowlers for their ser vices in catering tor the teas League and other games during the sca sons-irs, G: Morrison, Mra, N. Drum mend, Mrs. W. Warnock and Mrs. J..
Mr. W. WOTHERSPOON (Chairman of the Taikoo Bowls Committee) presided at this function. In a happy speech be touched on the Club's activities and achievements in the realm of lawn bowls, especially with regard to their record in the Hong-Chalmers. koug Lawn Bowls League.
Kowloon C.C. v. Hongkong 0.0. Going in first, the Kowloon Cricket Club ran up the big total of 215 ruas and declared for 4 wickets. Brace batted
The Chairman mentioned that they had right through the innings and was un- defeated with 105 runs, He was deserved just had made a League record board ly applauded on returning to the Club which was intended to show in a per Fincher who went in with him for the manent and easily accessible form the Erst wicket scored 25. F. E. Lawrence names of the winners of the Hongkong made 44, T. Smith 6, F. Hamblin 20, and Lawn Bowls League from the inception to the present date, and which he hoped F. G. Bevis not out 7. F. S. Jex E J. Renton, H. T. Burton, H. H. Brown, would be kept up to date by their suc and . H. Ross did not bat. Lieut-Col. cessors. They were much obliged to Mr. The Greig for defraying the cost of the record Matthews took 2 wickets for 30. Hongkong C.C. replied for 152 for board, and also to Mr. Simpson for the
was left drawn, ne job he had made of it. 8 and the match Stevenson scored 49, Hepburn 15, A. J. Hazeland 22 and C. Wales 19. E. F. Fischer was the most successful bowler taking 3 for 7 runs.
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Talkoo's Record.
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Continuing, Mr. WoTHERSPOON said the record showed that the Police Clab won the League three years in succession in Kowloon Bowling Green have won it twice in 1920 and 1922. Craigengower have won it once, namely,
1910, 1911. and 1912
First round M. M. & Co. (H. E. Standage and W. L. Dunbar) . B. and S. (E. P. Ireland and W. Ironside): Chartered Bank, (T. L. Christie and F. B.. Jones) ». A.P.C. (T. D. E. Fender ed and W. A. Butterfield); Shewan Tomes I. W. Skewan and J. Coulthart) . Lowe Bingham and Matthews (A. Ritchie and H. R. Cleland); Dodwell & Co. (R. M. Smith and L. Dodwell) v Education Dept. (F. J. de Rome and A. O. Brawn). Byes into second round: R.A.M.C. (Col. Boylan Smith and Major Lynch) z. Prison Dept. . W. Franks and Capt. Bloxham); Union Insurance (E. A. Brodie and J. W. Alabaster). Bank Line J. R. Collis and D. Forbes); Jardine Matheson & Co. (W. B. Cortaly. and A. Pierer) Hongkong Bank (R. L. Moncrieff and E. D. Black); Johnson Stockey and Master (D. J. Lewis and L. * R. Andrewes) . Vacuum Oil (I. H. Geare and C. C. Stark); B. A. T. (F. A. Perry and. S. M. Maves) v. University (M. I. Roffey and C. A. Middleton Smith); P. y.D. (A. E. Lissaran and N. K. Little. joan) v. Holyoak Missey (A. K. Mac- kenzie and C. V. Mark).
The first round is to be played on or before November 7th, second round on, or before December 18th, third round by January 1st and the semi-finals by January 15th.
To be played by foursomes over 18 holes on three eights handicap, which will re- main the same all through.
LOCAL BASEBALL.
COMMITTEE MEETING ON
WEDNESDAY.
There will be Committee meeting of the Hongkong Baseball Association on Wednesday at the American Consulate General (by kind permission) at 3.15 p.m., for the following purposes :-
1-Resignation of Mr. C, S. Ransom
from the Presidency of the Associa- tion on account of his having been transferred elsewhere. 2. Other miscellaneous business.
SCREENLAND.
at the THE PROGRAMMES AT THE LOCAL
THEATRES.
At the conclusion of the prize-giving. Miss Olive May Warnock, daughter of the Bowls' Secretary, presented Mrs. Wother spoon with a beautiful bouquet of flowers in a silver holder.
Spoons were presented to the following for tennis on Saturday:-Mrs. Peoples, Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. A. Morrison; Messrs. Bolton, Gray and Moore.
Mr. R. Descas expressed warm thanks to the donors of prizes, and Jr. K. E. Gazte suitably replied on behalf of the
donors.
Mr. B. W. BRADBURY (President of the
THE QUEEN'S THEATRE.
There is again much variety in the programmes being offered at the local, cinema theatres this week, and especially is this the case at the Queen's Theatre.
Yesterday a First National picture, presented by Samuel Goldwyn, "The Dark Angel was screened and it will be shown again today. In this picture, Ronald Colman is seen at his best as | Bilary Trent, and the story touches on his love affairs with Vilma Banky, as the beautiful Kitty Vane. The picture is one that entirely satishes.”
Succeeding this film, The Poverty of Riches," another Goldwyn production,
will be the feature of to-morrow's and
Wednesday's programmes.
From Thursday to Saturday, we have
India R.C.. Royal Engineers. The Indian Recreation Club had the better of the Royal Engineers on their own ground and won the match by 3 last year while the Taikoo Club have won lated the Taikoo R.U on regaining the contortions is appearing in a picture en-
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M
W.
A. C. I. Bowker.... 6 E. B. Reed .... H. V. Parker EC. Goodwin
1
11
1
7 4
13
1
0
26
1
runs.
4
0.
5
0
R.A. WIN LEAGUE MATCH.
the famous character actor, Lon Chaney This great master of make-up and facial
It is, as the title suggests, a film which provides intense titled "The Monster excitement throughout.
At 170 odd with his score at 70 Ramsay gave an "easy chance at mid-on, which was badly put down. He celebrated the let-off by a lofty drive over mid-off for four A little later he was fortunate to carry extra-cover after lashing out at Cantrell who had replaced Norris. Apart from these blemishes, however, he was playing beautiful cricket and was loudly applauded when he completed his hun. dred with a pretty shot to leg off Cantrell in the mean time Hayward
Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association, and also of the Craigengower Cricket Club, had completed his fifty. Apart from a very smart chance at first slip, which
the First Division Champions last year) banded the League Shield and flag to Mr. they ran two, he had made no mistake. Both batsmen continued scoring hard
Wotherspoon, the did so, after making and fast until Hayward when Di cut a
happy little speech in which he congratu- rising ball from Beatty into first slip's hands.
A very nice knock, as
had it in their possession once more, he Batting first, the Indians lost it 10 times altogether including this year trophy, and commented that how they Kamsay's, who retired at this point un-
P. M. elas follows:-1813, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21,
was very doubttul if they would let it go beaten with 140 to his credit. (202.5.140.)
wickets for to runs only. The folding aide at this period began
Areulli then put his side up by hitting 23, 24, and 28
This, Mr. WoTHERSPOON" thought, was again. He had much pleasure as Presi
World Theatre. to come in. but continued to give the
out successfully, eventually having 69 to
"The Crowded Hour," with. Bebe H.K.C.C. more practice-Pearce and
his credit. S. H. Ismail scored 17 and unique and very creditable record which dect of the Association in handing the A. S. Ismail 17 also. The innings closed their bowlers had accomplished and was Shield over, and although he was also Hancock coming in. (One might here re-
Brace Scores Second Gentury.
Higgs took a wickets for 23 record well worth putting in permanent President of the losing Club this did not Daniels in the leading role, is on the programme of the World Theatre for the extraordinary sporting Two league matches were played on at 138.
Mr. WOTHERSPoor accepted the shield to-day and to-morrow. Miss Daniels spirit showed by the Navy in turning out Saturday, one in each division.
The runs. The Royal Engineers were all out and substantial form in their Club house. detract from his pleasure a tit.
takes the role of Peggy Laurence, a sad working so hard to give our team Royal Artillery defeated the Chinese Re. for 43. Capt. Bridgland was the only To-day, as a consequefice of their winning
He made 28, the the League this year they had bad the on behalf of the Taikoo Bowls Commit- match-practies) Both batsmen were a
creation Club, as expected, in the first one to make a stand.
5 rinks from the Rest of the lat Divi-ing to Taikoo and presenting the trophy, manipulator, "aspiring to a stage carcer, little werk on the off to Cantrell, Hancock division, while the University secured a Dext best scorer was Roberts with 6 runs. honour of playing 5 Taikoo rinks against tee, and thanked Alr. Bradbury for com- slangy, breezy telephone switchboard
resting
to which she is suddenly helped by the being put down twice-off rather hard
sion of the League, and the, result had He hoped the shield had found 'Oraigengower". "Hawking."
been that the Rest have made a total place at Taikoo again for a few years to appearance of a fairy prince." chances and Pearce carrying second slip win by a narrow margin over the Civil A. el Arculli took, 5 wickets for 19.
From Wednesday to Thursday, in- score of 84 to Taikoo 76. On behalf of come. He hoped Taikoo would deserve by some feet for four runs. No further Service in the second division.
Batting consistently, the Hawkins team wicket fell and the innings was finally
deserve to, then he hoped the team who | Canadian North-west,
the Door When declared at 24 for 5 wickets.
scorer with 44, while Crouch 22, Beasley the Clubs comprising the Rest of the lat
Opened," will be screened. It is a Wil- Mfr. Descan expressed thanks to Mliam Fox production, which sets the hall the Navy at about 4.45. The start was ed himself by scoring a century. This is 17, Gardner 33, and Kirk 11 made useful Division of the League for sending auch did would do so. quiet and it was evident that the fielding his second consecutive century, and he is contributions. Y. Abbas took 7 wickets representative teams to try Taikoo's
President, and the latter called for three For the last two days of this week, side were well placed. After Reed had the recipient of a cricket bat from an for 58 runs. Craigengower replied with mettle that day, and they all hoped that Wetherspoon for his admirable work as mark of a genuinely good film on it.
F. Zimmern, they had enjoyed their games.
cheers for the visitors, on behalf of whom there is Stella Maris, spicture in sent down two maidens Armitage had anymous donor, who has been gene 140 runs for 8 wickets.
Conflicting Opinions,
Mr. Gow suitably replied.
which Miss Philbin appears in two rolles, go at him, and skyed one to third man rously presenting a bat to anyone scoring one of the youngest in the field, was top a hundred or over in the Kowloon Cricket
Thus terminated one of the most enjoy- and in both of which, as Stella Maris, Continuing, Mr. WOTHERSPOON said he where Parker running hard secured the
Club ground. Tho Hawkins XL ad scorer of the match with 48. H. P. Lim 19, A. Kitchell 17, S. Abbas 13, and Y, catch at the second attempt a pretty their first appearance this season in the stona 19, Bot out, were the others to would like to mention that at the begin-able gatherings in the history of lawn the beautiful invalid, and as a coarte featured scullery maid, she creates a big bit of fielding. Ramsay was keeping
success. wicket-I gather that he has acted as local fields and played Craigengower at reach double figures. Noble took 5 wickets ning of the League season they had vari- bowls at Taikoo..
Several other matches: catcher in the local Rounders game and Happy Valley.
LEAGUE MATCHES.
mark on
In a friendly match between the Kow loon and Hongkong Cricket Clubs, which
Armitage and Hussey went in first for ended in a draw, Brace again distinguish. ¿Compiled 136 all out. Martin was top the Taikoo Bowls Committee he thanked to win it next year, but if they did not clusive, a melodramatic romance of the
his hands are hard enough to stand were played,
anything. (I never expected to write
1ST DIVISION. anything even faintly complimentary
RA. v. U.2.0. about this curious pastime.) Presumably Pearce's hands are to be reserved for the Played on the Chinese Recreation Club Interport, though it is possible Ramsay ground, the Royal Artillery, winning by may be tried while Pearce fields in the 75 runs. " gully where he is a safe catch.
Bowker was also bowling very well and he got Sparkes 1.b.w. in trying to hook one which was hardly short enough. It looked rather as if it might have gone over the sticks, but the umpire, of Parker and ourse, could see" best. Goodwin went on later and after a few overs Sturgess snicked one between first and second slip for four. Another one (not a catch though), had previously gone through there off Reed and it seem ed as though Hancock and Hughes, long' as they are in the reach, were standing too far apart Sturgess got another luur along the ground past first slip, but he was dabbing at Parker's of ball and was shortly taken at the wicket by Ramsay. (18.3.16.). An over later Hussey should have been taken at mid-off from ballooned mishit of Goodwin, but the Shortly after chance was put down. about. 6.40 failing light put an end to the game.
Score:-
"
ARTILLERY. Mr.-Gnr. Fogden, h Ng.
Lt. Wright, c Hung, b Un.
Col. Edmeads, b Yeoh
for 48 runs.
J
4
оде to" run
KOWLOON Y.M.C.A. -
dozen
Star Theatre.
盘
ous conflicting opinions as to how they should proceed with their League teams, 2ND DIVISION.
owing to so many of their good players
Adapted from the papular novel by Police B.C.. Kowloon 0.0.
Win Their First Match. " being away on home leave, some even
Charles Major, Miu Mary Pickford fe appearing in Dorothy Vernon of Had- Retaining the good form they showed going the length of saying that it would
On Saturday afternoon the Kowloon don Hall" at the Star. Theatre, Kowloon, last week, the Police met and defeated take Taikoo all its time
To-morrow and Wednesday, Fascing- the second string of the Kowloon Cricket League team. Some of them had more YM.C.A. made their debut in lawn bowls today Club on their own ground. Meadows faith than that in the talent they had when they visited the Kowloon Bowling was highest scorer of the match with 79 left, and with the few old diehards they Green Club and anatched a victory by tion with Mae Murray, in a quick not out. Kowloon batted first and de- had still playing and some very promis 17 shots. The home team was weakened moving and very dramatic picture play, will be shown. The picture is artistic 3 etared at 129 runs for 4 wickets. Danding new talent, they decided to run two by the absence of at least half.
and elaborate to a degree, and the set- made 46 and Duncau 40 Morton was teams as usual, and they had been fully regular players, who were engaged at not out with 14 runs. Overy, Parsons, justified by the results obtained by their Taikoo, the Yacht Club, and elsewhere. tings are excellent.
During the last three days of this week, Angus and Murphy did not bat. For teamx, in the 2nd Division as well as in Nevertheless the Y.M.C.A. are to be con-
"Bobbed Hair," with Marie Prevost an the Police, who scored 158 runs, Meadows the 1st Division. At one period they had gratulated on making such a good fight.
wilful Connemara Moore, the heroing of scored 9 runs not out," King 28, Booker very high hopes that their second division Bcores:
K.B.G.C. :-Davidson, Warren, Me. the story, will be seen on the Ecreen. 15 and Johnson 10. In bowling Alexan- team would just about, come out on top, der (Police) secured 3 wickets for 16 but as it was they secured a very credit Lachlan and Nish (Skip), 4. Y.M.C.A.Every opportunity is given in the story able place in the 2nd Division League Forsythe, Hunt, Brown and Whibley for the use of dramatic ability, of which
(Skip), 12
MissPrevost has demonstrated that the Recreio v. Gralgengowar.
K.B.G.C.--Goodman, Stevenson, Pun- plenty. Before concluding, Mr. WOTHERSPOON The Recreio entertained the second read two interesting articles from lead-cheon and Hyde (Skip), 4. Y.M.C.A. team of Craigengower et King's Parking Horse papers (the Daily Mail and Eagles, Jack, Ferguson and Hazel (Skip), and scored a creditable victory of a hun: the Glasgow Herald) regarding the game 36. dred runs. They aggregated 139 runs of of lawn bowls, and which were excellent K.B.G.C.-Rundell, Budding, Duncan which D. F. Lopes contributed 13. E. illustrations of the standing and position and Gibson (Skip), 12. Y.M.C.A.: de Sousa 20, HA Alves 27, F. H. filled by the game of lawn bowls in the Thompson, Groves, Johnstone and Guy, Carvalho 33, and H. A. Barros 23. They homeland. Space forbids including them (Skip), 29. then dismissed Craigengower for
in this report." mengre total of 39 runs. R. F. Luz (15) was the only man to reach double figures. Four men did not score. Souen took 3 list wickets for runs and Alves 4 for 18
Art-Gr. Ratledge, b Ng
11
Capt. Howard, c. Youngsayo, b
Ngo
16
45
17
0
15
ruds.
2
1
Capt. Parkes, b Us
Lt. Smith, b Un
Sgt. Jolly, not out
Bdr. Rulee and b Ng
Gir. Roberta, b Ng
Bgt. Gifford, c. Youngaaye, b Ng 18
Extras
11
Total
.130
Bowling Analysis.
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1
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0
60
&
H. Ching
5 1 11
0.
T. E. Yeah
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21
1
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2
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0
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0
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38
3
Table.
Mrs. Wornzasroor then presented the prizes, in accordance with the following (Continued on next Column).
KB.G.Hatt, AcKinnon, Fraser and Hedley (Skip), 19. Y.M.C.A. Dixon, Chapman, Borrowran and Clough (Skip)) 18. -
Totals:-.B.C, ∞, Y.M.C.A., 87.
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