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A TREAT IN STORE.

MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1926.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

NO DRAWN GAME LAST SATURDAY.

BPORTING DECLARATIONS.

University.

A. A. Rumjahn, cYung, b

Ng Sze-kwong

H.N. Balhatchet, run out".. 5. O: Shahabudin, b Ng Sze-

kwong

D. Laing, e Yung, b Ng Sze-

kwong,

All eight cricket matches on A. S. Hett, run out

Two

[C: W. Lam. b Ng Sze-kwong Saturday (five in the league). K. Samy, b W. Hung .. were played to a finish. senior teams that sportingly de-A. Hoalim, b. W. Hung

clared, paid the penalty in fuil

48 Vallack

1 Griffin

Becher

Bowling Analysis.

2. Pendered

THE CHINA MAIL.

R. Hancock, b Parker

}

chope, b Owen Hughes....

0. [M

R. W.

410

917

21. 28 མ་་་

5.2 2- 9 -4

H.R.CC: 2nd XI.. 39 C L R. Becher, b Hawkins

3H: J. Stevenson, b Sara 5.A. K. Mackenzie, retired! 11D, E. G. Nicholson, not.out 26. T. D. E. Pendered, not out.

Extras

2 Lt-Cok. T. W. Robertson, b Owen Hughes pode

Li-Coll. Cantroll, c Wauchope,

b Owen Hughes....

S. A. Arthur, e & b Owan

Hughes

LEAGUE I

K.C.C. v. H.A.

23 Rev. T. B. Powell, & b Alfen 83 Lit-Com. Beatty, not out

Extrus

B. P. Ng, not out

1212

Total

W. H. Sling, b W. Hung

Bowling Analysis...

S. Hachiuma, not out

Extras

Total (for 3 wkts.)

164

M. M. Watson, P. Jacks. Stephenson

0: M. R.

6. 12.

Total (for 9 wkts.) Bowling Analysis,

J. A. H Plummer, H. Griffin. Oven Hughes. 16 C 169 C. R. Vallack, H. E. Gordon did Parker

not bat.

Bennett

0. M.

Bowling Analysis,

Young

.42

M. R

១

3 Sara

W. Allen

0 St

Westlake

36 0

3. 0:

Strange

ง

Bocker

3. 01 22 0:

2. 0.

8.0

Hawkins

€

CCC. v. CS.C.C.

Rather than see the match end Ng Sze-kwong. 11 in a draw, the Royal Artillery W. Hung sportingly decided to close their Yech innings at 155 runs for eight Young wickets in their meeting with the H. Hung Kowloon C.C.

This decision Youngsaye proved disadvantageous to them,

as the home team were able to top this score at the expense of five

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wickets and thus win the match. The Civil Service C.C. 1st XI

UNIVERSITY 2nd v. R.E.

Font

»POLICEC v. K.CC. 2nd XI.

BOUQUET OF ROSES FOR: HONGKONG.

Hongkong is promised a com- pany of notable Sturs, and a

6 Ballet of beautiful and highly O trained girls who are known as 16 the Russian Imperial Light Opera Company. They open a short 136 season here of three nights, next Saturday, with one performance w.us the Theatre Royal and two at 1the Star Theatre. Their reper- 6toire consists of some of the ' 1 most popular Musical Comedies 0and Light Operas, which have always, made a very wide appeal, I To

Playing at home the Police Recreation Club scored an easy victory over the Kowloon CC. 2nd XI.

some of us the music of Franz Lehar, Leo Fall and Sidney Jones brings back delightful memories. Who does not know by heart those catchy tunes from

"The Dollar "Merry Widow," Princess," "Gipsy Love" and other old favourites, which, all in turn, took London by storm and stil have power to draw huge crowds wherever and whenever they are It is only necessary to given. Fadd absolutely no expense his been spared in the dressing of the Company, and it will be very strange if. when they resume (their journey to Singapore, the final and universal verdict is not 31 that they are not the most gorge- 7ously turned out Company that

have toured in these parts.

Green (31) and (Hallam (23) were the only bassmen in the figures,

For the home team. Alexander tired after making 58. Meadows atributed 43, and King was un- beaten with 30,

The Royal Engineers caught the "With 80 not out to his credit crossing over to the Craigen-versity 2nd X wares on last week. Hattersley Smith againgower ground returned easy win-her visit to Pokfulam with a visiting team to reach double fed in the batting by scoring 58ners by disposing of the whole trio of bowlers who took ten for the Artillery, this including side for a meagre 47 after theywickols for "20 mins. beautiful sixer.

had declared with 201 runs for six ingles from extants behind the team wickets.

Wekets Bright the Pniversity; alse

Fincher (S.CC.) was good at to 35. Hor. century. His brother. bowling, for the other side, nearly get him in the second over, when 134. 12 the bull missed the wicket by a

mere fraction of an inch after heton had scored five runs. He gave no

Lindell for the home batted soundly for 45 and sent one over the ropes. Royal Artillery,

Capl. Bensley, b Lyal

L. Hal b Lyal ..

Lt. Chester, e Ramsay, b Lyal

Major Hattersley Smith, b"

Lee.

Capt. Parkes, b Lyab

Gr. Maddocks, b Lee

Capt. Barrett, b. Goodwin

M/Gr. Rough, not out

Sgt. Gifford, b. Lyal

Gr. Clayton, not out

Exarn's

Total for 8 wkts. dec.)

Bile. Rule did not bat..

Bowling Analysis."

The R.E., Eating Best, lost one wicke; for 32, wo made a cul

Jones, three wickets. for a The bowling averages are excep.

68 chances in scoring 91 not out (ingle mur; Goodyer, five for 17:

21 cluding sixteen fours) and played, two for nine.

oa fine game.

17 fours.

Lawrence assisted

R.E.

K.C.C. 2nd KI D. S. Green, b Lacey A. P Dand. b Lacey W F. J. Gorvin, b Lacey J. Witchell. st. Reynolds, b

Grimmitt

with 43, which included seven-gb. Blondių, e Vizosjer, b

Silin With every hope of playing te

| Fa/@"pl" Plannels, « Plauties, b draw, luck deserted the best Subaru

Shger 28meri or the home site.

10 Arap. Balgobanel, b (bólkina.. Beat Fritz, and soon after

|16 Mall, Mackintosh, & cfitting 155 Fincher had his, bails removed by

Byans. Grimes (22) improved the. Siblings, « Teh, L. Sudan score little, but 6 wickets had M. S. Pum, & Suda fallen for 17 runs.

M. R.

byal Goodwin Lee

20:

.18

5. 50

5 2:

135

Ramsay

5 0:

K.CC. 1st XI.

A. W. Ramsay, e Hattersley

A : h

jbtins..

Sayer took six wickets cost of four runs each; Hamilton Kelly, Hiptools and Evana ahared the remaining Spr. Goodyer, not out 2 four for 13. Wallington had two 0. M. S. Jacob, 5 Sudan

catches. Holdman caught one and Sgt. Jones, run out stumped another.

te W. Jeffries, b Grimmitt

T. Evans, e Grimmits. b. Lacey

UNDER WATER.

1:0

H. E. Hallam a King.. b

Lacey

23.

W. Woolley, B. Lacey

FATE OF MANY DETCH

→ VILLAGES,

957. Whitley, not out

J. Hirst, b King

Extras

Total

102

Howling Analysis.

0. ML

7:4:

[Lacey

14 1

36.

Alexander

8: 0

1:8

10:

Robertson

Grimmitt

King

2.5. 0

16:

P.R.C.

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SPECIAL NOTICE,

134 F. Alexander, retired

W. E. Meadows, e Woolley, b

Witchell.

Capt. Bloxham, b. Whitley

T. H. King, not cut

PERIK PERSONS DROWNED,

(Router's Scrgize.)

Amsterdam, Jens

I reported. from Kampen, Henr river has 6. Zwolle, Ouncated practically the entire aople of Elburg, Kampen, andi 2able inchading many villages. Many refugees and cattle are being furrexmmodated at Kampen.

Even if the foods subside in- mediately, it is believed that it will 43 The insusion to dimin the fooded 7 jaren belchen Muas upd Waal ander 30two months.

Exima

C.S.C.C.

Smith, b Gifford

J. C. Lyal. Chester, b Rough

F. J. de Rome, a Grimes, b

Fincher

Tobal

Bowling Analysis.

R. E. Lindsell, b. Rough

G. R. Sayer, e Y. Abbas, b

F. Goodwin, b Rough

Guest

M. Et @ 40

R.. W

16.

E. C. Fincher, not out

01:

K. R. Macaskill, not out

23 B. D. Evans, run out.

Capt. Morris, not out

A. E. Wood, b.Fincher

19.

F. E. Lawrence, e Schnepel

Can Wal Gilkins Hiptool

0 16:

你 58

A. Lacey, c Evans, b Witchell

W. L. Sparrow, not out

b Hamson

University 2nd XI.

161

H. G. Wallington; b Abbas

Total (for 4 wkts.)

168

Extras

w. Citins, Kelly, fobyer

Capt. Warters, b Rough

اوربیم

Extras

Total for 5 wkts.).

G. Lee, H.. Parsons, B. Petheram and J. E. Hancock did not bat.

D. M. RT W.

8. Zimmern, b. Gowlyer

8. F. Vicunjee, b Jacob

Total (for 6 wkts,dec.) 201A. T. M. Burma, b Goodyer"

E. W. Hamilton, H. F. Harper, Y. C. Teh, b Goodyer

F. Baker and F. H. Holdman did. K. Ong, b Goodyer not bat.

10. H. Yeoh, hit wicket, b

Extras

Three persons have been dryvII- eur Sherrenburg, in Gelder-

18and.

A. W. Grimmitt, A. Reynolds..

THAMES FALLING."

"London, Jun. 10.

Both the 'hares and Sejne tre

R. A. Coleman and R. G. Robert-miting. The former hos fropped

son did not bat.

Bowling Analysis,

10 inches at Marlow from the highest Booň jével. Improvement w.is also sight but general through

Olout France.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M.

Gifford

1 43 1

B. N. Sulan, 1.b.w., b Jacob

Clayton Rough

D (1 37 0

Gorvin

1 19

Bowling Analysis.

Rule

0 13

H. Y. Beong, e Blondin, b W. Jones

Hirst

6 2

Evans

5 0

ถ

Fritz

4 0 28

Hallam

Fincher

.12 1

Foner

Guest

. Cha Wal, not out

Whitley Witchell

8 8 ·17

0. 20

1 42

6. 0: 38 C.C.C

F. Hiptooly, Eb.w. b Jones

#1.

Extras

Tote

33.

C.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY.

10 A.. S. Abbas

The Chinese were very unfor-Hamson

Lunate in losing their league

match with the University at R, C. Reed, c Wallington, b Causeway Bay by the purrow Sayer

margin of one wicket. The homey. Abbas, c Wallington. team took first knock and Yeoh,.

Sayer....

partnered by Ny Sze-kwong, gave E Fincher. b Evans

the side a good start by compiling D. Fritz, b Sayer

73 for the first wicket. After B. W. Bradbury, b Evans

making 14. W. Hung was caught S. Abbas," at. Holdman, b but the third wicket produced a Sayer

5 lyer

Jawoh

Joues

Higgs

further 46 before Choa left.. AT. Grimes, e Fincher, L Sayer 22.

165 for four wickets the innings W. Guest,e Holdman, b was declared closed. Yeoh made Ilamilton..

11 fours in his score of 53, while F. Zimmern, b Sayer

Ng Sae-kwong played very A. B. Hamson, not out

cautiously, reaching the boundary Schnepel, Evans, on only three occasions. Choa

had seven fours to his credit.

The Varsity

opened dis- first;

astrously losing their wicket, through being too eager to "sneak," with the total at two. The second fell at four, but Rumjahn and Laing made a stand. former made 48 before being

The caught, and the latter 39. conclusion was most exciting.

With the fall of the seventh wicket the score

was 112, but

Evans

The Sayer

familton

Hoalim and Ng took it to 165

before they were parted:

Sling

2 13

LEAGUE II.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M R.

IR.E. 2nd v. "HAWKINS."

YSEL DYKE MENACE,

Whilst the Veel in Holland has fallen over 12 inches, the water in {1}he lived nea ensed by the 2 breach of the Ysel dyke is, rising half an incla holy mid is now practically level with the top of the wilway dykta.

The Indian Recreation Club 2nd XI, playing at home, defeated a

w team from H.M.S. "Hawkins" by

5D1 runs. Kitchell (LR.C) was

2 highest scorer

10.

· 17

10 G

1.5. 1

}

1 0

FRIENDLY GAMES.

H.K.C.C. Club Match.

0 Playing

with 39, which

3included sixteen fours.

on the Hongkong

Cricket Club ground, "Over 30" beat "Under 30" by 27 runs."

Q The highest scorer of the day

C.S.C.C., "A" v. H.K.C.C.- 2nd.

Playing on their ground in the

H.M.S. "Hawkins."

E. A. Binns, e Madar, b

Suffad

10 A. Crabtree, c Ismail, b

Arculli

[S/wt. Raxell, b Suffiad"

Freer, not out

P. O. Free, c Ismail, b Ackher Smythe, e Mina: b Ismall Stanisford, run out

was "Tam" Pearce (58). He went. A. Wilcocks, c. Ming, b

good bowling form of Cantrell. C. S. P. O. May run out

-58

n. M. -R. W

Hamilton

Extras

in at the fall of the second wicket

Imail at

Total

47:

Bowling Analysis.

and was out, last man.

butting feat, combined with the

Ismail

This A. Smith, Ackber,

0. M.

P. IV.

D 3 24

contributed to the victory.

E. R. A. Jakeman, b Minu

The juniors lost the second and third wickets with the total at 14: The next wicket fell at 72, and three more dropped with no addi- '' tion to the score,

Under 30. Pay.-Lt. Hussey, e Cantrell, b

Powell

Extras, k

Total

189

Bowling Analysis,

Arculli

D 1

34 1

Suffad

1 14

Ackber

4.0

16 1

Madar

1 2

រ 0

S. A. R. Ismail 3

1 Minu

4,4 0

Hassan Kitchell

8.0

LR.C. 2nd XI.

M. P. Madar, hit wicket, b

May

L. Hassan, b Smith

N. B. Kitchell, c. Wilcocks, b

May

S.. A. Ismail, b May.

5F. M. el Arculli; b. Crabtree..

27. S. Ackber, b Crabtree

was bowled by the first ball that fixture postponed earlier in the was sent down to him, and off the season, the Civil Service C.C. "A" Lt. Nicholson, l.b.w., b Powell next ball Hachuima scored a were only able to put together 77 Mid. Stephenson, b Cantrell.. Cantrell, "b boundary, thus giving the Univer-runs against the Hongkong C.C. Lt. Halsey, C sity the victory by one wicket. 2nd XI bowling, for Rumjaha hit eight fours, and Pendered had the remarkable H. Owen Hughes, c Pearce, b

average of four wickets for nine

Laing five.

Scorcs:

C.R.C.

T. B. Yeoh, b Hoalim

Ng Sze-kwong, not out

W. C. Hung, Samy,

Balhatchet

}

C. Choa, Fun out

J. L. Youngaaye, c Laing, b

Samy

H. C. Hung, not out"

Extras

whota

Beatty

Cantrell

runs, followed by Becher, who Lt. Sillitoe, Lb.w., b Cantrell. took two for nine,

H. V. Parker, b Cantrell.... The visitors scored 164 for Lt. Wauchope, b Cantreli... 47 three wickets, Mackenzie retiring F. N. Young, b. Cantrell... after a good innings with 63 to Lt. Allen, e Hancock, b Can-

trell 14 his credit. He hit 12 fours and a.

32 six. All the other batsmen Eng.-Lt. Bennett, not out

reached double Agure scores.

C.8.C.C. "A."

ac. H. Beardall, b Griffin

10 F. E. Booker, b Vallack

5S. A. B., Ismail, e Wilcocks, 1

May.

109 A. R. Minu, b Crabtree ..

Extras

Cantrell

18 Beatty

Total Bowling Analysis.

0. M. 14:1

48 7 31--2

Over 80,

B. C. K. Hawkins, b Fendered 21

Total (for 4 wkts. dec.) 165 T. W, Carr, b Becher... SH-Young, Cheng Kwok-wrH Strange Beches

H. L.Yung, Tse Tak-on, and C. E. E. A. Bastin, b Vallack Wong did not bat...

Bowling Anniysia.

Shahabudin

Lam

Rumjahn

Hoalim

Balhatchet Samy

H. F. Westlake, c

·Fenderad

GHOUT ME WR. A. Smith, b Grifin

88 OG. G. Edwards; b Pandered..

210 C. Sare, c Jacks, b Pendered 60

0 W. Sayers;" not out

Extras

5 A. W. Hayward, c Hussey,

Stephenson

8 E. J. B Mitchell, e Halsey, b

0 Owen Hughes

0 RE H Oliver, b Owan

14 Hughes...

|T. E. Pearce, b Young

77 J. D. Humphreys,

Wau-

A. B. Suffiad, c Smith, b

Crabtree co

A. R. M. Samy; c'Free, b May

Butt not gu

EXIFAS

Total

Bowling Analysis

26 Smith&

May Stanisford

58 Crabtree

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