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CRICKET.
PONSONBY TANES XI V..
UNITED SERVICES.
The match (12 a side) was played
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on the Civil Service ground on Saturrecent anti-Japanese démonstration A number of ringleaders of the Zav. Batting first Fane's team made at Peking appear to have been put abstart. Baines and Conner get under arrest. When the agitators fig wickets cheaply. Bradbury fell set fire to the residence of Mr. Tsao- a victim to Baines without scoring. Seven wicket were down for 17!
julin (Communications Secretary);; Then Ponsonby Fane joined Rumjaba Minister to Tokyo) happened to be Mr. Tsao and Mr. Chang (Chinese at the wickets. This pair raised the engaged in a conversation on their scored to 74. They left in quick return from a luncheon party at the succession and the remaining three Chief Executive Office. All of af batsmen averaged two each, the sudden, about one thousand students innings closing for 80.
The services sent Maan and Hor- Normal School, the Law College, the of the Peking University, the Higher rocks in to open their innings. They high Technical School, etc. raided were soon dismissed, Omar getting the residence, yelling warkecos and both wickets. Coles and Wahl made
secary stand, the latter being. Then the mob rushed into smashed the window panes, furniture, bowled by Ling when four short Mr. Tsao's study where he was with and Bundle made useful contriber Mr. Chang and gave them each a THE HONGKONG SCHOOL OF MOTORING.ervices between apt for in Carsit
of the
half century. Conner
sound beating with clubs. When
tions but the others were easy got Mr. Nakaye (a Japanese graduate Tof. The innings realised 11. Ling cang sut with the good analysis of 4 wickets for 18 runs.
from the Imperial University) ran up to Mr. Tsao's residence, Mr. Chang.. The scratch team took their second who had been seriously wounded, knock at the wickets to the bowling was about to leave the room with a of Fines and Conner again. Stretch batch of infuriated students at his ingust to Conner, Wood over-reached
heels. Mr. Nakaye shielded the Bad Wahl nipped off the bails Minister at the risk of his life, and Taking the bowling from Baines carried the Minister to a neighbour- while the assailants hesitated, literally Bradbery was cleaned bowls, secur
g: pair of spectacles; twice howleding shop by a rear gate, and put Mr. for a duck' and each time by Chang out of harm's way. Beige Stapleton, Mitchell, Redmond Nakaye stood at the entrance as and Omar all made double-figure suard. The students made two raids scores but all the side were out for which Mr. Nakaye resisted, "but 79, Allan coming on to bowl late finally Mr. Chang and the Japanese and trendling with such effect that were dragged out into the streets. Ee had the splendid figures of four wickets for 12 runs-
The United Services went in with 44 TUTIS to get to win Thanks to capital batting by Wahl and Robinson the Services had the match wen by 10 wickets. Carrying on the game to give some of the others à knock three wickets were put down and 77 runs scored, Wall had a good 39 not out to his credit. Lamble tren. the three wickets with sume googly stuff. Scott.-
PONSONBY FANE'S XI. 1st Janings.
A. E. Wood, c and be Conner
B. W. Bradbury, b Baines an opt
C. J. Stapleton, b Baines.......
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Conner.....
4
8
0
Ng Sze Kwong, c Wahl, b Conner 4
0
F.A. Redmond. b Baires a G. E. Marley, Wahl, b Baines... A. H. Rumjahn.c Mann, b Conner 47
R. H. Ponsonby-Fane, c Bundle,
b Baines........
P. T. Lamble, not out...
J. Ling, b Baines..
U. Omar, et, Turley, b Conner
Extras
Beinbe
Conner
Allan
Horrocks
Total
Bowling Analysis.
M. R..
6
Mr.
Chang was wounded in more than a
Later intelligence reports that Mr.:
May 5, the day following receipt of dozen places, and that he died on his injuries.
The tragic end of Mr. Chang-i Tokyo) is most deeply regretted by sunghsiang (Chinese Minister to all the Japanese, says the Manchuria Daily News. He has been murdered who, under the influence of some in daylight by the hot-headed students seductive influences, were labouring under gross misunderstandings. Mr., Chang happened to be the Chinese Minister who played an active part in concluding the Sino-Japanese Treaty re the Shantung problems and
ought to have won the approbation of the Chinese by securing so favour able terms for China.
A report says that there were about
100 Chinese policemen detailed on the guard of Mr. Tsao's residence where Mr. Chang was at the time of the raid, who remained lookers-on and
allowed Mr. Chang to be assaulted and the house to be set afire. In the
1 meantime, soldiers of the old school I appeared and caught about a dozen 5 ofenders
80
15.
6
16
5 28
5
6
1 13
0
4
1 8
2 2
0
3
8
2nd Innings.
Cavanaugh .... 4 Coles
A. E. Wood, s.. Wahl, b Conner
B. W. Bradbury, b Baines... C. J. Stapleton, run out
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Cavanaugh...
Ng Sze Kwong, b Conner
F. A. Redmond, b Allan.
G. E. Marley, c Allan, b Cavan-
augh
A. H. Rumjahn, not out
P. T. Lamble, b Allan.
F. Ling, b Allan
U. Omar, c Strange, b Allan
R. A. Ponsonby-Fane, 1.b.w,
Baines se
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Baires
Conner
Cavanaugh
Allan
Q. M. R
b
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tester resulted as follows ; —
9 return to, and they naturally want to 4: take them up again as soon as pos Isible, especially as the question of 0 pay must enter largely into the 12. problem. Pay ceases on demobiliza- tion, and until they again take up
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o their appointments it does not com- Strike-10 entries:1. Leung Tit 3 mence from that end. The case of sang 2nd, Chan Hlumi; &rd, To
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as inclination or taste directed. The famous temples of Puk Tai and the Gotless of Heaven were visited while the theatrical performance in bonour of the birthday of Pak Tai attracted mady.
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78 at their own expense to serve, and Event 2-50 Yards-Any Method coral, sponge. seaweed, crabs, fish-- are refused a refund-19 entries:-1st. Chan Bit-mi: either caught or bought-ind oysters is also hard. Some apparently in 2nd, Leung Titang; 8nl, Lui Hin-of which there was an abundance. this class have recovered, and lun. 10 3 15 2 some are denied. In connection
Two of the launches left at 4 p.m. Event 3- Yards-On_Book-one being detained for a short tine. subject also we 14 entries:-Ist, Leung Ti-wang: while an arbitration case that many temporary 2nd, Clan Hi-:-3nt, To Yung-justed. 4 officers with the Chinese Labour kwong.
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Cerpl. Mann, b Omar
Cerpl. Horrocks, c Fane b Omar
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Event
day's proceedings pleasant day Yards Breast crowded with incident for the pupils, course would be to disband the whole d. 1p Chun-kwong: 3rd, Ching anxious time for the staff. of this force, and return the men to Yuk-wing.
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Event 20 Yards-Any Method division for the best account. of Prizes are to be awarded in each
46 shipping accommodation that pre-7 entries:-1st, Ching Yuk-wing: Empire Day.
vents such a course being speedily2nd. I. Ting-chun; 3rd. Sit Shir-hi. carried out, as is the case with so
Event 3.-0 Yarks-On Back-
Liggt. Col. Coles, b Ling
Capt. Wahl, b Ling.....
Lieut. Cavanaugh, b Ling
Pay-Lieut. Robinson, c Ling b
Marley
2
I
14
1.
many who are due for repatriation.16 entries:-1st, Wu King-san; 2nd, There are not ships enough to go round, and the fact that the Government 7 Chan-kwong; 3rd, Lai Yung-kan.
Pte. Conner, b Ling
Gar. Baines, b Ling, b Marley...
Sergt. Strange, b Marley
Rev. Bundle, not out......
C.S.M. Turley, st. Fane, b Marley R.Q.M.5. Allan, run out
Omar...
Lamble
Ling
Macier
Extras *********
Total..............
Bowling analysis.
I requisitions such a considerable per
12 centage of the passenger accommoda.
3: tion on each vessel makes it very
0
hard lines for the civilian passenger
GROUP, 2.
(OPEN TO CLARGER 7 AND 8)
CLASS A SWIMMERS.
are due to Sir Robert Ho-sung: Hon The special tools of the School Hon. Mr. S. E. Dodwell, Hon. Mr. Mr. NJ. Stabb, Mr. J. Johnstone,
H. E. Pollock, K.C., Hon. Mr. E. V. D. Parr, Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-pak, Hon Mr. Ho Fook, Messrs. Rosa Thcanson, W. Sinclair, W. Adamson,
11 whose business calls him Eastwarda. Event 1-50-Yarde-Breast
Anyway, the Government might at Stroke-7 entries:-1st, Chau Tak-. H. P. Hay, and A. D. Lang for least give temporary pay to those dem-fung; 2nd, Chan Kwai-sang, obilized pending the time that they
donations towards the day's festivi- Event 2-50 Yards-Any Method tee, to the British-American Tobac
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are repatriated. Economies could entries:-1st, Lam Fat-lim;co Co., Mr. Lo Shun Wan, and Mr. | better be made in the huge staffs em- Zud, Kong Wai-pang: Brd, Chung A. G. Coppin for further gifts of w.ployed at such enormous expense in Lwing.
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26
2 many Government Departments in
7
0 33
9.3 3 18
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2nd Innings.
Capt. Wahl, not out
O this country. The number so retain. 4ed and the money expended constitute
4 a positive scandal, in addition to the "heavy burden on the country.
... 39 Pay. Lieut. Robinson, b Lamble... 25
Pte. Conner, c Omar, b Lamble... 4 Bey. Bundle, b Lamble
D
Leut.-Col. Coles, not out
7
Mann, Horrocks, Baines, Cava.
#dugh, Strange, Turley; and Allan did not bat.
Extras
Bowling, Analysis,
Ling *********
Marley......
Ng Sze Kwong 3
2. Omar ........30
Lamble
Total (for3wickets) 77 Redmond
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