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JUST ARRIVED!

ARATEX

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sooring twice without reply, secured team by 55 runt to 23.

a very popular victory. Rodger had

lot to do with the Club's victory by bis excellent goal keeping. The goal scorets were Valentine and Begg.

**AMBROSE" v. POLICE.

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Acores-

Eandlord, b C. Earnshaw. Baker, Watt

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YACHTING,

CIVIL SERVICE "A."

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SATURDAY'S OPENING

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CRUISE.

Gill, Maskell, b 0. Earnshaw.

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Ling. b C. Farn haw..

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Greatson, b Wath-.

Dunkley, b C. Earnshaw Alderman, b 0. Earnshaw Cullip, not out Firman b Watt..

The Police team have improved considerably with a little more practice, but not sufficiently to bold the "Ambrose" man. They went Spinko Hallam b0 Earnshaw down by 3 goals to 1. Harper and White, 1.b.w. C. Earnshaw Hood scored in the Bmt half, while Bycz...

Valentine who was playing a hard No balla game for the Police put in their only

goal.

Harper added the Spilor's third goal in the second half. Valentine continued to play as excellent gema but he was too well marked to become dangerous. Swan was a tower of

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FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY'S GAMES.

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There was a benvy league football programme on Saturday alternoon, and everywhere--at Happy Valley, Bockumpoo and Kowloon-large crawls were pregent to watch their favourite teams in action-As usual,the record crowds were attracted by the South China teams. Four gamee were decided in connection with the first division of the Hongkong Football League, and five in the second division. The games resulted as follows:

Kowloon..... 4 RG.A..

." Taniar"

"Ambrose" Club

laT DIVISION.

... 0 King's.

3 Polica

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0

1.

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2 South China 2ND DIVISION. King's Rea....11 Scuth China "A" O United A.C..... 2 Police Re..... €) R.G.A. Res.... 4 Kowloon Res... 3 St. Joseph's.. 8 Warders

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South China" 3. University ..: 1 The "Ambrose " Reserves due to meet the Club Reserves in. the second division but the game was scratched owing to the Club being unable to field a train..

KOWLOON R.G.A..

This game at Bockumpoo was well worth watching It was very evenly. contested, and the Kowloonites just inacaged to snatch the victory, alter a strenuous fight, by the odd goal in eeven. Both ends of the field were visited in rapid succession, but for a while the defence held their own. On one or two occasions the forwarde managed to get in, but they failed badly in front of gral. The goal keepers at both ends were also in form and had no difficulty in dealing with the team shots which camo their

way.

After about a quarter of an hour's play, Bowlcon drew first blod through Brown heading the ball past Phillips following a lofty shot from Coombes. Townsend conic in for a lot of work after this but managed to keep the ball out. Green was persistent. however, and eventually managed to get the equalizer just before half time.

The second half was just as strenuously contested but ihe forwarde made a lot of mistake in the opening ateges. The Gunnera driw ahead through a fine breakaway by Green, who passing when well in, allowed Mollugh to su into the gost with the tall. A few minutes Ister Brown equalised for Kowloos. Hall and Coombes g vs the ride' a lead of 2 goals after five minutes' ding-dong play. The Gonuers missed

· Total.

Bowling Analysis.

Q. AL H.

C. Earnshaw Watt

7 0 7.2

POLICE C.6,

The R.Q.A. and the Kowloon were R. Erokaw, b Ling the only two tams to put up an Watt, played on Ling.. even struggio in the second division Elword, e Spinka b Ling. matches, and the gunners just on. Earnshaw, b Baker by 4 goals to 3.

The other matches were one sided, overwhelmingly so in the case of King's v. South China A" (11.0) and St. Joseph's v. Warders (8-0).

CRICKET.

INTERPORT-TRIAL.

Thorpe, b Baker

Haskell b Baker

Wileon, e Sandford, b Baker Hailam. not out.

Lirut, Thorntou, b: Ling

Byes

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KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB.

ENJOYABLE TENNIS "AT"

HOME."

After the three competitions held had been concluded Mrs. Forsyth (the wife of the Club's President, Dr. C. Forsyth), presented the following

The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club' A delightful tennis “at kime" was held its opening cruise on Saturday held at the Kowloon Cricket Club on afternoon but, from a sporting stand-Saturday afternoon when the annual 11 point, it did not prove the big success! distribution of prizes took place, tonght to have been if everybody, Ideal weather, sunny yet not too who had entered for an ovent had warm "helped to make the function 1 turned. up to ste it through. Foot-one of the most rucressful the K.0.0.

ball was blamed for most of the bas organised this year. defretions and in the rowing events it was found impossible to get two fours toge her, consequently a race for paire with lady coxswains was arranged. In one sailing race only four comp titors prizes:— out of thirteen turned up and of the two boats which serually started one Hodler and Mr. W, Brown; 2. ML sailed the wrong course. The social and Mrs. Jack; Mrs. Rod ers and Mr. sid, ol the event was enjoyable, W. Hyde (tie). enough, however, and on the laws be 8airle the Club House tea and icen were Berved, the Hongkong Iletel band providing a pleasant musical pro- ◊ gramme the while.

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At the close of the afternoon Mrs. 4 A. R. Lowe, wife of the, Clab's new Commodore, presrated prizes to those

2 who had won them.

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The following were the results:"

Cruisers, English Rig.(2 miles).-1.

Mr. M. Henderson's Violet (Mr.

23 Henderson); 2, Masera, Ryan, Ralph

Total

Bowling Analysis.

в. м. R.

Ling Caker

4

2

10

36

0 13

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HK.C.C. 281), v. C.R.C.

GOOD DATING.

Another interport trial malch was played on the H.K.C.C. ground on Saturday between teams capitained by R II.B.. Hancock and A. E. Wood respectively. It was again a bat-mon's game, the most noteworthy, features of which were the fine displays of Hancock and C. I. Stapleton. They put up a big partnership, and the W. W. Mackenzio b Ching spectators were treated to an excellent M. M. Watson, b Hung exhibition of cla sy cricket. Hancock G. H. Piercy, e S. C. Wong, b scored 74 included in which were 13 Chine

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Mixed Doubles? "A‚”—1, Mrs.

Mixed Doubles "B."-1, Miss Ed- wards and Mr. Saines; 2, Mr. and Mrs. Rt. F. Lindsell.

Men's Drables.-1, Mesere. Burden and Spinks; 2. Mesere. 11 J. Timper- lay and R. Abrabam.

CRICKET PHIZES.

1st XI Batting (Presented by Mr.

E. Abraham) --C. I. Stapleton.

Bowling (Presented by Dr. C. Forsyth).-B. D. Evans,

2nd XI. Batting (Presented by Mr. H. Page.-F. E. Lawrence,

and-Griat's Norauman-(Me-Rƒso).Bowling (Fresented-by-Mrend.

Cruisers Chinese Rig (5 miles) -1, Hyde).-E. r. Spinks. W. Mr E. M. Raymond's Lady Jean. 4(M. Pearce).

Played on the Club ground tu Saturday, and resulte in o draw.

Scorca i-

1.K.C.C. 2Ni

fours. Stapleton played the bowlors W. Galloway, b Hung... comfortably until he lifted Rumjabu's FH. Pentycross, e II. Ahwee, b first tricky slow ball and was caught. Hung.....

by Owen Hughes.

Cruisers, Chinese Rig (2 miles).— 1,- Hon. Mr Sevira's Danone (Mr. Severn),

TENN18,

Club Championship (Cup presented by Dr. Forsyib and prize presented by Mesara, Lane, Crawford Lia).—W. Hyde: 2 (presented by Messre. Cald- beck MacGregor. Ltd),-B. D. Evané. Handicap Sules A.-1 (Pro. 2, Captain T: Arlbur's Diana (Mrs.sented by be. J. H. Oxberry),-0. Sbenton).

Milland; 2. L. J. Blackburn.

Lalira' Handicap (41 miles).-1, Mr.. N. Croucher's Rolla (Miss Logan;

One Design Class (4¦ miles).-1. MF. F. R. Smyth'e Daphne (Mrs. Blackwell): 2, Mr. J. Grist's Allen 0 (Miss Cornell).

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well his characteristic interport T. D. Humphreys, c M. W, Lo, b style and had bard lin e T. Wong

Pearce opened D. E. G: Nicholson, unt out

$2

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lu being dismissed when he appeared H, B. Hollande, e M. W. Lo, b

1

Ching

31 14

16

J. D. Crawford, not out.............

Extma ..

Total ( for 7 wickets. dec )..174

Eat for a long stay. Oliver was, as

eual, a very consistent player aad' contributed a useful 36. Rev., Quick improved considerably with one of the prettiest stands of the maleb, He scored 30. The side declared at 207 for tight wickete after 24 hours D. B. Peat and H Spicer did rot bat. play. Evans was the only one of Fab of wick to:-10, 216, 3-33, nine bowlers who distinguished him-37, 541, 6-78, 7-153. self, taking five wickets for 3 rate

Wood's side put in on brau's

• Bowling Analytis.

batting before the failing light H. Hung. brought the match to an end. It Chiog was a slow innings during which only Wong 69 rang were collected. De Rome was the "slar tateman, scoring 12. llung

11. K. Lo... Scores:-

runs.

B. BASDCOCK's XI.

L.ca

c.n.c.

0. N. R. 13,

11 1 #2 3

Heyward Haye_Class (4 miles)-1, Mr. H. Rouse's Ucaule (Mr. Rouse); 2 Mr. Cock's Sealark (Mrs. Ceck); 3. Captain W. Davison's Adanac (Mrs. Tracy).

Garl Class (4 miles).-1, Messrs. D. Ralph and J. Thayer's Toinette (Miss Robertson); Mr. D. H. Blake's Jean (Miss Hayoes); 3, Captain G. A. Crawford's Thecla (Mrs. Lawplugh), Rowing. 1, Mesere. D. Logan and A Lamplugh, Bias Login and Cox Meest. McCann and Blackwell, (Mrs. Blackwell, Cox.)

SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS.

LAST NIGHT'S DRAW.

Last night forty subscription grif-

Handicap Singles, B.-1 (Pro- sened by Mr. J. Hyde), N. L. H. Railton.

Scratch Paire. (Presented by Messrs. Donnelly and White), Wheeler and C. E. Milland; -E Abraham and D. J. Purvis.,

Handicap-Doubler.-1. E Wheel.r and K. A. Mason; 2, L. J. Blackburn and H. Krebs.

Mixed Doubles Handicap.-1, Mrs. Lawes and Mr. R. E. Lindsell 2 (Pre- Bented by Mr. R. E. Lindell), Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Edwards.

BOWLS.

Club Championship.-1, A. G. Pile; 2, R. Abraham.

Singles Handicap,-1, A. O Brawn; 2, J. McMurtrie.

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Scratch Faire-1; M. J. Jack and F. G: Thompson; 2, J. MeMartrio and F. G. Herridge.

Haudicap Pairs.-1, Nicholls and Fletcher; 2, Sevens and H. Overy.

3 as which arrived here scaturday: 16

Rink Competition.-1. C. Dance,

151 morning from Tientsin by the e..A. O. Brawn, R. Abraham and J.

.12 0 3 0

4 0 21

3.0 25 1 0

"Cheougobing were drawn for Hyd 2 Nichole Taesi, Fletcher and

0 at th Causeway Bay stables, and J. McMurtrie.

The following secured a pony Mr. D

C. Chos, e Humphreys, b Piercy..

T. E. Pearce, e Reid, b Alexander 24H. Alwen, e Watera, b Humphreys Capt. Olliver, c. Miller. b Evsus.. 36. C. Hang & Pent Rev. E Quick, 1.b.w. Evans.

G. R. Sayer, Lammert, b Evans. R. Hancock, retired....

Capt. le Fleming, e Wood, b Evans R. E. A. Webster, b Esuus.

CJ. Stapleton, e Oweu-Hughes, Rumjahn

Major E. D. Matthews, not out Capt. Davies not out

Extras...

74

Wong Sik To, & Galloway, Piercy

| G. Lie, e McKenzie, b Piercy

M. W. Lo, v Watson, b Piercy-

J, M, Tan, a and b Piercy.

K. L, Got out...

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H: Ching. not out

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Extras...

3

10

Totał (for 7 wickets)....

17

Total (for 8 wickets, dec.)..207

- E. B. Reed and L. J. Davies did

not bat

Fall of wickets :-1-42, 2-83, 3-99, 4-108, 5-132, 0-140 7-241, 8-257.:

Bowling Analysis...

D. Reid.

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After Mrs. Forsyth had been pre-

Allaurs, Messrs. Alves & Co., Mr. J. sented with a beautiful bouquet; Dr. Bagram, Dr. Lyod Brown, Mr. H. Forsyth, on her bobsif, thanked the Birkett, Mr. W. Bernard, "I). and Committee for asking ber to present

17 B." Mr. F. Sutton,ir Paul Chator, the prizes. They had bad a very Me. F. A. Cox. Messrs. Dowbiggin & rejoyable afternoon's sport and

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2 Co. Mr. Dynasty, Meears. Dyer and judging from the afternoon's tebnis Sutherland, Mr. EJ. Fegueiredo, Mr. he hoped to see their champion Mr. Forsyth, Mr. A. G, Mr. O. A. W. Hyde well in the running for the 13 Harriman, Mr. Harian. Blessra. open event of the Colony next season. Hosie and Cock. Mr. John Jobastone, After congratulating the Club on Mrs. Johnstone the Hon. Mr. A. R. their succere in winning both Lowe, Mr. D. C. Logan, Mr. Maradick, divisions of the Cricket League, Dr. Mr. G. C. Moxon Mr. N. Croucher, Forsyth went on to speak of the new Mr. Mount. Mr. H. M. II. Nemaz e, ground which had been allotted to Hon Mr. Claud Severn, Mr. II. Soth, ground was completed he hoped to Mr. P. C: Potte, Major Caesels, the the Clul in King's Park. When the the Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen, Mrs. A. see all the futuro interport cricket. 1. Sassoon. Capt. E. C. Spinks, Mr.atches of the Colony played there. Topside, lessis, Tester and Abraham, With such a ground. the Club. would Mears, H. Taylor & Co, Mr. C. E. easily become the premier sporting Warren and Mr. D. P. White,

club of the Culony-(Applause).~-~ fle hoped to see this happen within the next few yeate.

Werg Sik Cheung and W. Hung did not bat

Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-12, 3-26, 4-53, 5-56, 0-07-7-73.

Bowling Analysis.

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G. H. Piercy..

D. M.

R.

F. H. Pentycross

5 1.21

0

J D. Crawloid

O. F. Alexander....10 1 50 H. Owen Hughes...12 B. D. Evans

2 49-0 .12* 2 39 5

Capt. Dods..... $ 0 32 0 E. G. Lammert..... 6 Lt. Bacon... F. J. do Rome.

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3 :0 17 ย

3 0 19 +

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A. A. Romjohn..... 1 0 10

A. E, Wood's XL

E. J. R. Mitobell, e Haucock b

Capt. Davies....

F. J. de Romo, at Dasies, bQuick Lieat..Bacon, b Reed...

A. A. Ramjabo, e Davies, b'Capt.

Davits.....

Capt. Dods, not out...

a penalty, but soon afterwards werd.A E. Wood, not out.

awarded another, and this time. Pasco made no mistake.

The whistle came soon afterwards..

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KING'S

"TAMAR."-"

Extras

0. M. K. W. ..16. 0 30 -5

3. D. Humphreye.... 3.1 16 1

5 0170) 53

ST. STEPHEN'S GIRLS'

SCHOOL

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7 of D. B.-Peat

3 0 12 1 0.8.0.0. v. 0.0.0. Played on the Craigengower ground on Saterday, and won by the visitora by 90 runs to 56.

Scores -

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CIVIL SERVICE.

C. A. Redpath o White, b

B. Spillett, h Grimes...

A. Cewick, b Onar.....

E. Fincber, e Marsh, b Mackintosh

10. Sara, b Grimes.....

12

A. Grimmett b Grimes..

J. Holdman b Omar...

B

12 H. Wardner, b Grimes..

MR. MEI LAN FANG.

A B.Á.T. TIFFIN.

A very successful entertainment organised by the staff and pupils of St. Stephen's Girls' Selioot was given at the Helena May Institute by kind Mr. Mei Lan Fang, the celebrated Omar....permission of the Council on October Chinese actor, who is at present - ap 1425th in aid of the Hongkong Women's pearing with his Company at the Tai

2.Guild and Ministeri g Children's ping Theatre, was the guest of the 38 League. Songe, Pianoforte dusts and Brilish-American Tobacco Company 4 Chiness music were rendered by Mrs. at a tifhic party at the Repulse Bay O Greggs, Miss Irene Ung, Dr. Fenton, Hotel on Saturday. Measte. F. A. 11 Misa Jean Lowson, Miss Recoz, Mr Perry. K. II. Aumallor, S. M Mayera 0 Longger, and Mr. Yau Hok Chcu andrad H. C. Rowson r. pr sented the 10 friends. The programme terminated B.A.T. Company, and those invited 2 with a short play"Old Lattere" to meet Mr. Mei Lan Fang included 4 adapted from "Cranford", in which Hon. Mr A, C M. Fletcher, C.M.G., 10 the Missese Mary Ho Tung. Siu Wai C.B.E, Hos. Mr. E. R. Hallifax, Shrung and Eveline Lee took part. O.BE., Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, 99 The financial result was equally Hon. Mr. Chou Shou-son, Hon. Mr. satisfactory owing to the generosity Ng Honster, General Tang Yu Kwang, of Mesera. Noropbe & Co., who printed Major Chevenex Trench, O.M.G., 0. . . w. the programmes, and of the Council of D.S.O.. Major R. B. Young, Dr. 93 20. 3 the Institute the expenses were prao Obaries Forsyth, Capt. A. D. MeClay, 5 2 110 tically negligible and the net profits Lieut. R. R. Beauclamp, RN, 71 17 4 of the entertainment amounted to Mears, 8. B. C. Ross, G. M. Young, ..50 21 1 bearly $350,

R. T. Taylor, e Maek, tt, b Abbas.

1 W. Hill, not out....

Total (for 4 wickets). ..... 69'

H. Ower Hughes, B. D. Evans,

E. G. Lammert, C. F. Alexander, D. Reid did not bat.

Fall of wickets-1-13, 292, 3.57,

4 03,

Bowling Analyah.

A win was anticipated for the King's but the "Tamar" men put up

■ stiff airu gle and played them to s goalless draw. The forwards worked. hard, but the everything-on-everal onessions. B. Reed

goalica sived

Capt.' Davira...

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not without a lucky touch. It Rev. Is Quick.. was the best match-of the afternoon

R. E. A. Webster... 2 0

sud well worth watching.

CLUB Y CHINESE.

The Chinezo put up wetrendousight against the Club and kap. theft for a good while, but gradually the Club marked their superiotily and

W. Woolley, b Mackintosh....

Extras

Total:.

Bowling Analycis.

U. Omar. A Paice....

W. Muskett, a Fincher, b Sura.... 9 D. Mackinter cand b Grimmett 10 G. Whito, é Taylor, b Grimmett

T. Grimes.... WY. Abbas.... 37.2 C. Anderson.

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101 D. Mackintosh...... 1.4 0

OKÄIGENGOWER.

8. 2

M. Omar, c Holdman, b Sara.. 5

Extras

Y. Abbas, e Bill, b Grimmett .. O-A-Anderton-b-Sara

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Total

Bowling Analysis,

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

CIVIL SERVICE “A

"POLIUR CU

|39. 1. Marsh, u and b Grimmett. -0. T. Grimos, a Rudpath, b Sara.... II]

| A. Faice, o-Fincher, & dara 1]; Played on Saturday on the Civil W. Hall, o Hill, Sara..

1 A Grimmelt. Cervico ground and won the home Dr. Y. Atienze, upt bus visville 10. Or Bara.

9.52 28 881

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Chan Hair, Ho Kwang, J. H. Scutt, BE Forbes Wong Po-sam. Wong Hia-sim, and Chun Shui ya.........

After till, the company colored

14 to Stanley, where they were the gueste 2 of Murora. 1o Kwang, Ho Foak and -Ho Lenug

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Hire they were shom over the grounds which were greatly admired by all..

After ten the guests dispersed, Mr. Mei Lan Foug, going round the island by car,

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When the magistrate asked if they

know they had done wrong, their mathes daid to them, Bay Yes,

sir." The children said, Yes, in chorus. * Ma

Mother: Say you are sorry, Chorus: We are sorry, Mother: And won't do it agaia, Chorus: And won't do it again. Mingistrace: Very will. - Keep your promise and go away.

"As the little girls turned to leave a mbispor came from the mother and fley turord in line.

Chorus: Good morning, wit Magistrate: Good morning.

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