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[By "Two Legs."]
By defeating the Royal Artillery in the First Division of the cricket League on Saturday, the Indian R. C greatly improved their pori- tion in the table and are now oc- cupying the third place.
LAWN TENNIS.
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
MURDER CHARGE.
GUNNER'S DEATH IN SHANGHAI
In II. M. Supreme Court before Judge Peter Grain and a jury the case was concluded in which Wil- liam Parr was charged with un- lawful killing in connexion with the death of Edward George Faulkner. a gunner attached to the Royal Artillery 12th Pack Battery on the night of February 26-27.
Mr. A. G. Mossop, the Crown Advocate, prosecuted and Mr. H. Lipson Ward defended.
Was
It will be remembered that By means of accurate driving to
riding along the corners and sound overhead Faulkner play, H. D. Rumjahn beit Akiyama Bubbling Well Road in a ricksha in three straight sets in the tennis on the night in question when he Open Singles yesterday. Rumjahn was struck by a motor car driven shower his mest consistent form. by Parr. He was thrown to the The match itself was disappoint and kept his opponent continuous-pavement and sustained a frac ing. The Gunners arrived at Soo-ly on the move. Akiyama wastured skull from which injury he occasionally aggressive, died before he could be taken to kunpoo with three playors short, only
and had to call upon substitutes although he made some good the hospital. among the spectators in an adjoin-strokes now and then. ing football field (men from tirir. own regiment, of course).
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The Indians played one of their worst games of the season. Their fielding left a lot to be desired and the bowling, if anything, was weak. Maybe, it was because they did not have to exert themselves that they were not seen to better advantage, as the R. A. could fur- nish no real opposition.
Lt. Smith, who made 32 runs, was badly missed in the country
Mr. Alexander McCleod and Mr. W. B. Cornaby won comfortably Alexander Watt, who were riding hy three sets to love agains: 1. in Parr's motor car at the time L, and a match between Major of the accident were the first wit- Both sald Russell Brown and Ng Sze-cheun nesses to be called. was abandoned when the players that when the car was about 30 were two sets and four games altor 40 feet away from the ricksha The results of the matches phiyed they saw a soldier lurch out of are appended:
the ricksha and fall on his face Open Singlen: H. D. Rumjahn in the roadway along the north Parr swerved beat Akiyama 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, Leg W.B. side of the street. Cornby best II. Lo 6-3, 7-5, 6-3.
Club Championship: Major W.B. his car to the right, but not in Stevenson beat IIJ. Armatreng time and the wheels ran over his
thighs and head.
G-0, 6-1.
Handicap Singles "B"; J.F. Ken- before he had opened his account.medy heat C.W.E. Bishop 5-7 6-1 7-5. There was nothing in the bowling
of the Gunners, und by patient bat- ting the 1. R. C. secured an easy victory.
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The Indians have one more game on their car-against the Hong- kong C. C. 1st XI. Should they win, (the chances of which
are
however, very remote), they will tie with the Royal Navy for the There is a runners-up position. quict confidence in the Sookumpou Camp that they may spring a sur prise on the Club, but to do this, they will certainly have to play much better than they have been doing of late..
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Bowlers had the upper hand in both the 'Second Division matches. The University 2nd unexpectedly The accounted for the Police. matting wicket at Pokfulum had a detrimental effect on the Police team, but in spite of this disadvan-
and tage.
Lacey Alexander managed to get the 'Varsity out for a measly 72 runs, The Police were expected to be able to knock off the runs easily, but Sudan (6 for 15) came into the picture, and bucked up by smart fielding, played skittles with the Police wickets.
An exciting finish was provided in the match between Kowloon C. C. 2nd and the Royal Army Ordin ance Corps on the former's ground. The issue was in doubt up to the end, but the soldiers rose to the occasion in tine style (thanks main- ly to S/Sgt. Walker), and at the fall of their last wicket were three rims ahead of the home team's
score."
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An interesting friendly match was played between the Volunteers (with a very strong side out) and the Civil Service C. C. at Happy A splendid first wicket Valldy.. partnership between Hayward and Mitchell knocked the sting out of the bowling of the Civil Service, and 159 runs were put up before a separation was effected. Mitchell curried his bat for a century and Hayward was only nine rung short of the three-figure mark when he was beaten by Grinumitt.
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Now that the season is all but over, I will, commencing with this week, give a brief review of the clubs that have completed their fix- tures, dealing with the Senior Divi- sion first,
Of
Kowloon C. C. (League winners) had a very successful season. about equal strength both in bat ting and bowling. it might be said that they played like champions all through. They started the season thin the other somewhat later clubs, but once they established a lead, did not look back. In the first six matches, they only dropped two points by a draw. with the Hong kong C. C., but had their colours lowered in the seventh game by the Scottish Borderers, J. C. Lyal proved himself a most eflleient cap- tain and his personal enthusiasm for the game had a very great eflect in getting the best out of the aide.
overcome.
JOCKEY'S DEATH.
FOLLOWS BUSY DAY.
A verdict of not guilty was re- turned and Parr was discharged.
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London, April 5. The following is the list of loos! The death has taken place suit-sharectations issued to-day:*** denly of George Archibald, the well-known jockey.
He rode five horses at Now- market to-day and afterwards complained of severe pain's in the stomach. He went home and died shortly afterwards. -Reuter.
HOME FOOTBALL.
"YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
London. April 5.
In the Third Division (North). of the English League, Nelson beat Rochdale by three goals to ene
In the Scottish League, Queen's Park lost to Hibernians by three goals to four--Reuter.
GOLF.
JUNIOR SECTION
CHAMPIONSHIP.
The spend round of the Junior Section championship has been com- pleted, the results being ns follows: J. M. McBride bent D. Lyon; R. C. Wallace bent A. E. Clarke; J. Laing beat P. Morrison; J. McCubbin beat F. H. Glover.
Captain's Cup, There were twenty-nine entries for the Captain's Cup, played at Fanling 1. R. Androwes last week-end. qualified with a score of 81-5=76, the next best cards being returned by: Capt. Bloxham, 84-777; J. Smith, 88-11-77; W. L. Alexander, 18-77; T. S. Whyte Smith, 88- 10-78; D. G. Bruce, 88-10-78.
Optional Pool,
Fourteen cards were taken out in the. Optional Pool, which was won by Capt. Bloxham, with a score of 82- 775,
It is felt cost them 10 points. that the side will need to be re- organised for the next season, and for new search will be made blood. I hear that recently there! have been two new arrivals in the Colony, attached to the Callet ser- vice, who have a certain amount of" cricket reputation, and these may be induced to turn out for.Civil Service next year.
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The University, with only three victories to their credit, had a rather disappointing season. appears that the team, as in for- mer years, depended too much on the performance of a few indivi- In S. V. Gittins, The Royal Navy can pat them-dual players. selves on the back for having gone they have a promising young through the season with only two player, and although Rumjalin has defeats, considering the difficulties not shown anything Hke his form They of four years ago, he is still the they had to had been able to field a very best bat of his side and is also
earlier in the sea-
a very useful change bowler. strong team son and would have stood an
The Chinese R.C. had another excellent chance of getting right
and having to the top, but for the departure
very poor reason, of several of their most prominent finished at the bottom players from the Colony before Lengur, might find themselves re- they had gone very far with their legated to the Junior Division next fixtures.
year, unless it is decided that the Civil Service C.C. started in very R.E. & S., having scratched from convincing style, and up to the the League, would have to go intter stugds, were in close run-
In their Grst match, they ning for the championship. They unexpectedly defeated the Hong- could not, however, maintain their kong C.C., but have not been able earlier form, and although they to add another victory to their only suffered one defeat (by Kow-lint and could not even manage n loon), their five drawn matches draw in their next eight matches.
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