SPORT,
The Fight for the Shield.
THE YORKSHIRES EASY VICTORY.
There were about four thousand spectatore present at Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon, when the final for the shield was played between the K. O. Y. L. L. and the Naval Yard. The game which was particularly one-sided and uninteresting, ended in the favour of the Yorkshires by 5 goals to 0. The teams lined up as fol-
lowa:→→→
KO.Y.L.I.:-Wright; Strang- room and Millership; Sohofiold, Young and Dowick Vickora, Garrett, Pearson, Lindley and Crookes.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MARCH 25 1912
wickets for six latter five for 16,
runs and the Kowloon were:
POST OFFICE.
really not much better, only
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The other five wicketa fell for three runs;
The scores were as follow
Police.
D. McHardy, b Macaskill. W. Kent, b Macnek!!!
Booker, & WonACT ***
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Burlingham, b Wonnor... Grimmalt, b Mycaskill... set P. P. J. Wodehouse, run out... T. H. King, e Thursfield, b Wonsor 1 w. Pitt, a and b Macaskill... K. McLennan, b Weasor W. Cooper, not out
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J. H. Korr, b Wenser ...
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Bowling Analysis,
Naval Yard-High, Carlislo and Watch; Constantino, Tovey J. P. Robinson, not out ...
K. Macaskill
W. L. Weaser
·
8.4 6 ... 7.5 8 166
Kowloon.
4
...
08 0
8
0
0
F. Button. b Kerr
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and Tatton; Blues, Taylor, Smith, W. T. Elson, b King..... Lyons and Hodgkinson.
R. G. Thursfield, a and b King From tho kick off the soldiers. L. Bailton, b King
Capt. Wood, b Koer
showed they were to make a fight,
of it and inside a few seconds they forced a corner. High had
American, Chias, 8th prox. - American, Manchuria, 19th prox.
MAILS CLOSE, Eluthum and Bangkok--Poz Dájaburi, 20h har, 0 a. lo.how and Haiphong (taking Mails for Pakiai)-Par Mathilda,
26th Mar., 9.
hanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokkaichi, Yokohama, Victoria and Seattle Per Tamba-maro, 26th Mar, 10 AM.
K. R. Macaskill, not out....... 25 Swaton-Par Haiman, 20th Mar., 10 W. L. Wensor
A. R. F. Envan
Rev. Foster Pegg
did not bat
Eitms
...0)
:
Total...
Bowling Analysis.
3. H. Kerr...****
T. 1.King... ... Booker......... McLennan...
a serious time from the well | J. H. H. Mend placed contro bat oventually the ball was put over, by Young. Again the Yorkshiros madoan excursion into the area of the Naval goal an IVickora passing neatly to Colt, the latter sent in a slow grounder which High fumbled and the drawing of first. blood was the honour of the soldiers. Having securød a goal insido five minutes the Tykes were quite pleased with them- selves and very shortly after were once again busying themselves
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O.. V. R. W. 8.0 22 2
1 18 8 0 17 9
1 0 4 0
CRICKET.
H.K.C.C. v. Minotaur,
On Saturday the H.K.C.C. wore | in the opposition defence. Just at home to a team from H.M.S. when it appeared that success Minotaur, socuring a win by 17 was to crown their efforts Car- runs. The principal scores were liple got the ball away, passed to Lt. Whitehend, for the Minotaur, Hodgkinson who dribbled the ball cleverly down the line and with 65, and Turner for the home dangorously near to Wright's team with 37. charge, but from his centre the ball
was placed over the bar. High was
tested twice with hot shots, but
The scores wore as follow:--
"Minotaur."
ho saved cloverly, and, through Mr. Aansheim, 1.b.w., b. Joselaad 29 the agency of Carlisle, the ball Rev. Howatson, st. Willisms b was transferred to less dangerous quarters, From a corner the Lt. Whitehead, o
Bird......
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Groenlialgh........................ Yockshires scoured another goal Capt. Cayley, b Bird, and from this juncture to half-Barg. Fisher, Webb, b Bird time the Yard never seemed to Mr. Smedley, a and b Bird............. got within shooting distance of Mr. Raymont, b Bird the soldiers citadel.
Mr. Olliver, b Fowler
In the second half the Yard Lt. Stoel; b Fowler...........................
Lt. Aitwood, Eb.., b Bird
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commenced brilliantly and on-Mr. Barin, Clarke, b Fowler... gineered the 'sploro towards the Commd, Ward, not out ......... soldiora' goal. It was, however, but the flickor of the almost burnt out candle; a brilliance of short dura- tion. Before fifteen minutes had. elapsed the Yorkshires added another goal and with ease con- tributed two more before the whistle sounded, The second
half was less interesting then beyond the the firet and
goal scored by Vickers there was little merit attached to
the others scored."
Presentation of Shield.
Bowling Analysis,
0. M. R. W. Fowler...... 11
B 82 4 58 0 Bird........14.8 1 Don velly 2- 1L Joseland
·18 1 Pestea...... 2- 21 Greenhalgh .1
H.K.CC.
Lt. Williams, A, B, 0, 0
Attwood b Ward............
At the close of the game, H. D. the Officer Administering the A. N. Joseland, b Annabelin...... Government presented the shield. E. Donnelly, b Annaheim...... W .C. D. O'Turr, a Attwood, b
Annsbeim......:
and medals to the winning team,
and the runners-up cup to then. M. Webb, lbw,b Annbheim Naval Yard. His Excellency was 0.0. Clarke, b Ward...... introduced by Mr. J. W. C. Bon-T. E. Pearce, o Smedley, b nar, the President of the Club, Annaheim ...he who spoke of the good play A. R. Batherland, o Anaheim b of the winners. The game, he
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said, had been somewhat dis-M. M. Mass, b Ward .......... appointing, but oven the losers E. A. Fowler, not out............ would admit that the better arg, Greenhalgh, b Ward....... team had won. The shield, heB. E. O. Bird, b W■ d
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Total 176
Bowling Analyala.
0. M. B. W. Ward...... 17.4227 Annsheim ...28 1 04 5. Hewetson................ Ů 82
Wong Shu-alin m Ya Yog-pei Polis, Mr.
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said, had been won by the navy, the military and civilians in past years, and it now went, to "the Army after a lapse of two years."-- His Excellency then presented the trophies, after which cheers were given for His Excellency and the two teams.
On the proposition of Mr. Bon- nar, a hearty vote of thanks WAS accorded His Excellency.
LEAGUE CRICKET;
Police v. Kowloon,
RIFLE SHOOTING.
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