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CRICKET NOTES.
[By "Two Legs."]
Kowloon received a big shock, from which they will probably not recover for a long time, when they lost to the Chinese in the Senior League on Saturday. Cricket en thusiasts here are still discussing this match which Kowloon were.cz pected to walk away with-that is as far as one might judge by that rather uncertain quantity known as "form." The result was all the more remarkable as the C.R.C. were without four of their regular play- ers, and only batted ten men!
HOCKEY.
LADIES HOCKEY, CLUB VĚ DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL.
chosen to represent the Hongkong The following team have been Ladica Hockey Club in a match against the Diocesan Girls School on the School ground on Saturday at
p.m.-F. Stevenson, E. S. Laing, Cousins, E. Olagan, E. R. Bell, B. Taylor, I C. Bell, C. Furgeson, D. Stanion, P. Goodall, M. J. Jarvis. Reserve. E. J. Coppin,
There will also be an inter-club match on the Hongkong Hockey Club Ground at King's Park, at 3 p.m., the two teams being represented by the following tadion:
In spite of W. C. Hung's useful contribution (he was 12 rune short of the century), the visitors put up
J. Andrews, B. Baker, M. Bird, A. the moderate score of 140 which Crossy, M. Hansen, G. Heard, M. Kowloon were expected to knock off King, N. BleNellie, A. Owen with comparative case. The Chin-Hughes, M. Russell, C. Robertson, E. Russell, E. Tassartez, M. ess, however, played with a grim Russell, M. Riggs, A. Steel, A Steele, determination, very likely because M. Wallace, J. Whyte, A. C. Way, they were so badly handicanned in Mra. Webber, and E. Adair. 'strength, and never for a moment Reserves, E. Blackburn, M. McCabe.. relaxing on the field they met with early success and hung on tenacious- ly to their advantage until victory was in sight. The home team ral- lied towards the end but it was too late. Jex and Overy, however, aro to be complimented for their plucky stand for the last wieket which put on, including extraa, something Jike 38 rune.
The Indian RC, ground at Soo- kumpoo was the scene of a most en- joyable and probably the closest game yet this season, when the home team won by two runs from the Navy. The result was in doubt until the last over when the visitors were only three runs behind.
Although almost 350 runs were scored, I think the bowling on both sides was really good. On the Navy side, Comdr. Baker should have re- turned a much better analysis than his 2 for 42. He was breaking both ways and kept a good length for the most part but was not well supported by his field. For the In- dians, Curreem who took seven wickets for 64, made full use of his pace and the vagaries of a hard ground, and allowed the batsmen to make all the mistakes.
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There was a vast difference between the respective scores of the University and Craigengower when these sidea clashed at Happy Valley, but the former had fight all the way to get the full points, as a draw was imminent when the last C.C.C. pair was in The II.D. Rumjahn-Kitchell part- nership gave the visitors no little anxiety, but fortune favoured the 'Varsity when Kitchell mistimed a fast one from Guterres which was casily taken at the wicket.
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By unexpectedly losing to the Club de Recreio, the Royal Engineers and Signals, who were well on the way to catching up with the leaders, I.R.C. 2nd, have seriously jeopardised their chances Tho in the Junior Division. Suppers could not make any real headway against the Portuguese bowlers who were in exceptionally fine form. Only three of their buts got into double figures and the whole side collapsed for 69. The . E. and S, however, máde n strenuous bid to pull the game round but it was too much of an uphill battle, even for them, ·
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Although they dismissed their opponents for only Indian R, C. juniors camo perilous ly near to losing to the Navy 2nd at King's Park. A feature of this game was the excellent bowling of A. M. Itumjahn who returned the figures of 4 for 7 and who has, incidentally, joined the ranks of those who have performed the "hat trick" this season, which feat, by the way, appears to be rather com mon in the Second Division nowa- days.
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H.K.C.C. 2nd XI, another serious contender for the Junior Shield, overwhelmed Royal Army Service Corps. The Club got to gether a wonderfully strong side. this year, and judging by recent
at the top of the League.
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K,I.T.C. v Recreio.
The following will represent the "B" team of the K.I.T.C, in a hockey match with the 2nd. XI of the Club de Recreio at Marina ground to-day, at 5.15 p.m.-D. S. Das, Firdos Khan, Amir Khan, Johan Dad, Ghulam Mohd, Foroz All, Ghafoor All, Shad Mohd, Harbans Singh, Bhagwan Ditta, Nur Khan, Reserves, Ahmad Khan, K, G. Nair, and Ikbal Singh,
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
FIRST INTERPORT TRIAL TO-MORROW.
The first Interport Rugby trial will be played to-morrow (Thursday) even- Ing at 6 pm, at Happy Valley between the Club and The Army. The Army are fielding a powerful side whilst the Club will be at approximately full strength.
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TO-DAY'S TRAINING TIMES.
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favourite and Peterkin is the only The best gallop of the morning animal in training that has neared was by Peterkin, which went this time, to date.
strongly over a mile in 2 minutes Amongst the subs, Mountain! 13.4 seconds. Compared with the Air's fast gallop over half a mile time of President Hall, one of Mr. was promising. This animal is Ho Kom Tong's Derby Griffins,' quite good and his time this morni which is now the favourite, Peter ing eclipsed that of The Ape, put kin's timo le quito, encouraging, up Inst Wednesday.
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FRENCH MISSION BUILDINGS.
CANTON PETITION FOR RETROCESSION.
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12 considered regarding the erection of houses and ahops on land leased in Canton to the French Mission..
The pelition was submitted by Sir Ming-yat, who alleged that tho - bullding of these houses and shopá was a violation of agreement, and who requested that steps be taken by the Bureau of Foreign Affairs for the retrocession of the leased ground.
John Bernard Kidder, a con- Frith fined £3 and £3 38. coats for:
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Club: J. Ridle; L Goldman, or R. J. Greive, H. V. Koop, M. D. Scott; V. W. L. Stanion, J. L. Bon- nar; P. L. P. Thomas, H. F. Akc-atable hurst, W. Beveridge) J. Riddell, | Derbyshire, was E. R. West, W. Lithgow Smith, R. P. Moodie and B. P. Massey,
Army: LL. Gunning (Beds & Herts); L. Rickman (Beds & Herts), Lt. Evans (Somemet L. 1.) Ptc. Wise man (Beds & Herts), Pte. Squires (Beds & Herts); Lt. Foord (Queen's) L Johnson (Beds & Herts); Lt. Kerley (Queen's) Lt. Yale Lee (Beds & Herts) Lt. Thickness (Somerset
L) Corp. Mogg (Somerset L. L.) Cornl. Rickardson (K.0.8.D.) Pte. Woolley (KO.S.B.), A. N. Other.
Reserve: J. Merry. Referee: H. L. F. Ewin.
CLAUDE FALKINER.
MEETS LOCAL CHAMPION AT PALACE HOTEL.
At the Palace Hotel last night, Claude Falkiner, playing superbly, defeated Mr. A. J. Osmund, the Colony's billiards champion, by 966 points to 99,
The game was originally fixed for one of 800 points, but Falkiner when 200 short of this total scored a break of, 375, bringing his total to 900. The expert played a very high standard of billards, and scored extremely rapidly, his 966 points only taking 05 minutes, representing eleven visits to the table..
So brilliant was the exhibition' Fal-
kiner put up, that Osmund's play was overshadowed, Falkiner's wholly best break was his last, when he obtained 975, He also made one of 267 and one of 148, Other big breaks were 78 and 44.
Osmund's. 00 points included a break of 49,*
In a snooker game, Falkiner beat Osmund by 45 points to 37.
FOOTBALL SHIELD COMPETITIONS.
SECOND ROUND DRAW TO BE
MADE NEXT WEEK.
The draw for the second round performances, it would indeed be of the Shield Competitions is to be a surprise if they do not finish up made on Tuesday next at a meeting The 'Varalty seconds appear to of the Council of the Hongkong
Football Association. take a long time to get into their: stride. Although they had much; the better of the argument against Craigengower 2nd, they lacked the finishing touch, so to speak, and dropped two very valuable points,
Another. Item of interest on the agenda le the report of the Inter- port Committee, presumably with regard to arrangements for the entertainment. of the Shanghai.
team etc.
As already announced, the Inter port match is to be played on Mon- day, February 11th.
By the departure on leave of R. S. W. Paterson, Civil Service 2nd XI have lost, and at a time when they can, ill afford it, one of their most dependable bats and
Members of the Italian Royal a more than useful change bowlor. Family were present at the Scala Apart from his long-standing con- Theatre, Milan, when Signor Tos- nexion with the CS.C.C, Pator- canini, who was appointed conduc son's genial personaHty, on and tor of the famous theatre off the field will be greatly missed. chestra 80 years ago, was fetod.
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The Council decided to pass the at Dakewell, dangerously driving his mator, petition to the Canton Municipality at Chapel-en-le- icar.
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