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LOCAL SPORT.
(Continued from Pags 7.3. Bowling.
P. EL. Cobb.
J. Stalker..
O. M. R.W.
14 3 32 5
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14 3 45 5
C. R. C. Y. Middlesex. The C. R. C. gained, a vistory
CORRESPONDENCE,
(The, opinións expressed by corres- pondents are not necessarily those of the * Hongkong Tajsgmph."]
A CORRECTION,
To the Editor of the "Hangat.45
Telegraph."]-
Sir,With reference to the
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uver the Middleser at Causeways:tiole under Canton Nawa in Bay, but by a rather narrow your iene of the 22ad instant margin. Scoring was low, whilet regarding, a derailment the bowling of Yaw Man Tun, the Chicese S etion of the Canton (7 wickets for 15 runs) and Taylor Kowloon Railway, I shall be glad (5 wickets for 10 rane) were the if you will kindly publish the features of the ma'ob. The scores [coricel fete of the cue which are
na follow-:-
were :--
C. R. C.
Nga Yaen e Thompson, b
Tyler
་
a. Lee, a Dickenson, b
Tebbatt
The Icoal train running from Sh: Long to Sham Chan on the 231 morning of the 21st instant with
s number of empty coal truck.
... 17 became derail:d at Mile' 59 mest 0 Cheung Mak Too station com- plately blocking the track and as
**
Ng Sae Kwong, b Bilarby Un How Fan, o Parnell, b
Taylor
Ho Wing Kin, osad b Taylor C. Chose Taylor, b Parnell Yow Man Teun, b Parnell Wei Lee San, L.b.w., b Taylor A. J. Kee, a Thompson, b
Taylor L. F. Lad, b Parcell... L E. Ki, not out
Extras...
Tabbalt Butterworth
E'larby
Taylor
Parnell
+4
+60
Total
Bowling.
"
12 ibe fall extent of the damage
was not immediately known the morning express trains betwen Canton sad Kowloon were stop- ped and returned to their respective starting stations. The 5 work of repairing the damage was immediately started and O all other trias during the 2 day ran as agusi bat passengers had to transfer from one train to 78 another at the soone of the dersil- ment, The work of repairing the line was complete on the evening of the 21st instant and the fall service of the Railway was main 1 ́tained as ucual from the morning of the 22ad instant. No member of the publio or of the Railway et was killed or injured in this derailmen“.
O. M. B. W. ...7 1 27 1 ...20 13 0 ...51 12 ...4 0-10 5 ...3 1 8 3 Middlesex.
La. Dickenson, o Ng Sza Kwong, b Ua Hew Fan__...... L/Ool. Tebbutt, o Kin, b Tem
Man Teox.... L/Opl. Butterworth, e Lau, b *Tew Man Tsun
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Pie. Parnell, o Ng Bas Yuen,
b Yew Man Tean....... /Opl. Ellarby, o Ng Exe
Yaen. b Tew Man Tann ... 2 L/Opl Lawrense, o Ng 829
Yaer, b Yew Man Teun 20 Capt. H. Smil, b Yow Han
Taan Pie, & Smith, and b Ho
Wing Kin
HR
· SKO-
Pie, Taylor, b Ho Wing Kin Pie. Woodaard, b Yow Men
Teán
D
ས་
L/Cpl. Thompson, not out
Extras...
Total...
5
Yours faithfully, C. T. LIU,
Canton, 23rd February,
FORTHCOMING POLICE. RESERVE BOXING
CONTEST.
More Challenges Accepted,
0 The challenges which were |issued - through there colums on 13 Friday bave been taken up with enthusiasm can be seen from the fact that Enbletön's challenge" 1 has been accepted by Sipper San- 3 Isy, R.E., and W. Niel, who wishes meet Pie. Smith, and Pat O'Keefe, who is anxious to try 63 ongelasions with Corporal Stubbe
W. Nis, tips the scale at shout 9t. 2lbs. while O'Keefe's weight O. M. R. W. is something in the neighbour- Ua How Fan 8 092 1hood of 83, 4 lbs. Both men are Yew Man Tean 9 2 15 7 willing to arrange for side at kas Ho Wise Kin 3.30 212 if their challenges are agreeable. Craigengower v. Navy. It is interrating to mention that This much was played on the bith three boxers are from Kid Oraigengaver Ground, and | Marriot's school. This should be" resulted in a win for the visitors sufficient to show that there is by 15 rans.
Bowling.
The scores were:--
Craigengower.
T. Ford, b Gibɔou
A. Arcolli, o Hack, b Godfrey
G. Manley, o Henley, b God.
frey
L. Rose, b Gibson
*14
B. Bass, b Godfrey...
A.Grimmett,c Wild, Godfrey
J. 8. Graham, b Gibson
F. S. Thompson, not out
J. Mdy, e Sisley, b Gibson
D. Kharas, o Gibson, b Healey D. Bamjiha, b Henley
something good shout them..
'Varsity 2nd XI. v. Y.M.C,A: A friendly match was ponyed between these teame on Saturday. on the University grounds, reaals log in a wio for the University
team. The acOTAN WETA :-
University 2nd XI.
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11th and 12 Episodes Entitled
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V. Atierzy b Starling
W. J.Hinton, cand b Johns
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43. B. Basto, bStarling
R. Ponsonby-Fane, b Johnson 19
9
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0
11
Chaah Sin Kab, o Turner, b
Jóbafon
8
Total
89
K. L. San, Jason
Bowling.
Ang Swee Ching, b Johnson 6 Lae Tisn King, b.Sarling
M. R. W
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Lt. Garey, b Grimmett -. 13 Ng Tut Bing, o Fane, b Hinton THE ORDINARY HALF YEARLY MEETING of A:Ramjhn,cObusb,b Hinton 20 shareholders will be held at the 1. Seling, Cbush, b Hinton 30 Company's Rotel du FRIDAY, A Jbno, b Hin 030 the 1st March, 1918, at 12.13 PM G. F. Tarner, Ene, b Hinton 5 for the purpose of receiving 73. B. Chan, o Elwards, b Statement of Accounts to 31st
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A. P. Wild, o Ranjsko, o
Graham
8 g. Hack, rua oat
Mr. Black, o Thompson, b
Grimmett MAT
A. B. Hanley, a and b Grim
meit
Saley, not oot Byder, b Graham
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Pie, Wright, o Grimmett, b
Q-sham
Extraa
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1
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144
R. Le, b Ponsonby Fane 3 of the Directors, and discuss any F. Mohlar, c and b-Ponsonby
matter that may be competently Fang
25 B. Gittens, b: Ponsonby-Faqe
3 Ko Sik Wai, b Ponsonby Fane
D. Lving, not out
3
-Extras
Total
84
Bowling Analysis,
J. S. Grabam. 10, 0144 Ohm JA, Grimmett. 10, 07365 Pont
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