✅ MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1927.
BOY SCOUTS,
THE ANNUAL AQUATIC SPORTS.
KEEN.COMPETITION,
LOCAL CRICKET.
BRILLIANT BOWLING IN SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
INDIANS & NAVY WIN.
Scores:-
LR.C. “B”. M. P. Madar, c & ₺ Hull, L Hassan, c Roper, b Cox Sirdar Khan, e Tate, b Cox D. Mohammed, e Bird, b Hull U. T. Thaud, b Cox
V. L. Manas, b Hull
S. A. Hussain, c Davies, b
身
The Hong Kong Boy Scouts' As-
Hull A full afternoon's cricket: was sociation, held its aquatic sports played on Saturday, and in addi-A. Rahmin, b Cox
meeting in the bath at the Victoria tion to two first division and two E. Maloobhoy, lb.w., b Hull Becreation Club on Saturday after-second division League matches, A. Butt, run out
of a fair there were at least five friendly S. A. R. Bux, not out
noon, in the presence
Two re-
gamea.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Sirdar Khan
Capt. Maxwell Scott, b M. P.
Madar ......
Lake
7 Halo
THE CHINA MAIL,
2 Burger
8 Corbett
8 Walker
1
Bowling Analysis.
RECC v. RA.F.
The home team, who had last knock, could muster only" 109 runs out of which total Omar, scored 35 Some really good batting was in (not out). Oliver (C.C.C.) took 5 évidence on the Club-ground. on wickets for 32 runs, .For the Civil Saturday when the H.H.C.C. defeat-Service Sara (4 for 23) and Ed- od the Royal Air Force in a friendly || munda (4 for 45), were the most match. Hayward was in capital successful bowlers. Scores: 49|form and scored 69. Lammort and
Civil Service.
0. M. R. W.
.11
3. 21
4
28
0
40. 22
5 2 11
11
R.A.O.C.
Lake, b Randall
15 Greenaway, b Alexander
1 Hall, b Alexander
8 Randall, b King ..
0 Walker, b Meadows
1 Corbett e Dyer, b Randall
2 Bryant, b King
Mocok, b King
40 Waterfield, b Dyar
Pearce batted well for 37 and 82 F. H. W. Hayes, b Oliver 26 respectively. The innings was de- G. E. R. Divet, b Fritz 11clared close at 163 for 7 wickets. H. F. Harper, b Abbas
12 The Air Force replied with 100 | R. S. W. Paterson, l.b.w., 17 rums. Hunt and Dale .contributed
8
25 each.
SOUIBA
9
H.K.C.C.
15 A. W. Hayward, b Reeks ..........
Oliver
A. W. Grimmit, e E. Zimmern,
11
NOTTS HANDICAP.
..
EASY WIN FOR SAINT REYNARD.
CAESAREWITCH; RUNNER.
G
2
London, Oct. 9. The Nottingham Handicap (2)
B0
miles) resulted as follows:-
b Fritz
W. H. Edmunds, c E. Zimmern,
b Omar
24
W.
Benger run out Thompson not out 5. Extras
69 R. Davies, run out
27 G. P. Lammert, 1.b.w., b Dale -
87 V. Chittenden, b Oliver
BC. Sara, 1.b.w., b Oliver
92
12
16
King
Total
11 Capt. Bridgeland, b Dale
189
T. E. Pearce, c Watkins,
French
3. R. Hinton, e Walkins; b Reeks G. D. Bichard, e and b Sinnock R. W. H. V. Parker, b Sinnock 3J. D. Humphreys, not out
Bowling Analysis, 0. M. 12 2 45
1 Alexander
Sparrow
gathering of interested spectatora. In Division I the LR.C. "A" Keen competition prevailed be- team defeated the R.G.A. by three tween the boys of the various troops wickets and 88 runs, thanks to with the result that every event was the splendid bowling of Arculli,
0. M. R. very closely contested.
9.8 1 11 erde were broken, credit for both who took eight of the Gunners' Hall
0 27 .... 9.
A In this Cox of which is due to A. McCubbin, a wickets for 22 runs.
Royal Navy. very promising young awimmer. In match Madar scored a capital 70
Eng. Co. Hull, b M.P. Madar The the 50 yards Junior backstroke without giving a chance. race he beat his. brother's last other premier division match, be-Cox, c Thaud, b Sirdar Khan year's record of 52.1/5 secs, while tween the Royal Navy and the A. B. Doggerty, c Bux, b in the 50 yards Junior Champion-LR.C. "B," resulted in a win for ship he bettered his own record of the Navy by 84 runs. Hull and
4.3/6 неса.
The Sea Scouts collected the ma-Cox bowled well for the winners, jority of the points awarded for taking five for 11 and four for 27 Tate, st. Bux, b Sirdar Khan Lt. Davies, b M. P. Madar.. first, second and third places, and respectively.
The University juniors had a Pay Lt.-Com. Shaw, c Thaud, walked away with the Bird Chal- lenge Cup with a total of 23 points, fairly easy task against Kowloon, b M. P. Madar The President's Cup for the run-in Division II, winning by 51 ners-up was awarded to the Talkoo runs. It is noteworthy that the Scottish Troop which scored 19 winners played a man who last points.
At the close of the meeting, Capt. week turned out for the first The R.A.O.C. swamped F. R. Stevens, D.S.O., R.N., dis- eleven. tributed certificates and the cups the Police to the tune of 99 runs. Lake made a useful 44 for the to the successful competitors.
losers.
Results.
The results were as follow:-
50 yarde Senior Championship
Lt. Tel. Burke, b D.
Mohammed
Roper, not out
Sgt. Com. Haynes, e Bux, b
M. P. Madar
Captain Colenze, c. Sirdar
Khan, b D. Mohammed
Extras
2. Extran ...............
T. W. Carr, e Hachiums,
Oliva .....
9 P. J. O'Neill, not out
.11.50 02
3
Saint Reynard (G. Richarda) 1 Greek Idol (Fox)
Planardo (Barbor)
3
The starting price was:-100 to 12 against Saint Reynard, 100 to 8 against Greek Idol and Planardo.
Fourteen ran. Saint Reynard won by three lengths, and four lengths separated second and third.
Both Saint Reynard and Greek [do) are engaged in the Caesare- witch, while the also rans included 8 aight
Caesarewith probables 29 White Orb, Adieu, Border Minstrel, Bessborough, La Dourairiere, Rolie, 155 Ballynahihinch, and Damozel.
In the Caesarewitch, Gordon Richards is to ride Saint Reydard, for which he has been put up twó he won the race from the gate to.. pounds overweight. Richards anid of day.
Extran
Total
10 0 30
5
0 26
0
9 Randall
+
0 15
2
0 Dyer ...
16
0 96
1
4 Meadows
J. A. Summers, C. D. Wales, A. Reid, did not bat.
Total...
.163
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R.
W.
5
0 26
1
Bowling Analysis.
Fritz Oliver Hamson Mackay
18
0. 44
2
0 8
0
2
0 9
26
0. M. R. W. Abbas
6
1 28
1
Dale
12 3 28 2 Omar
2.11
1
24
French
12
2 41 1
C.C.C.
Sinnock
8
0 41
2
.9
Reeks Hunt
27
0 · 9
R.A.F.
Friendly Matches.
་
Division 1.
7|c.s.c.c. v. H.M.S. “DRAGON.”
124
Lt. Hunt, c Reid, b Wales.... 5 The Civil Service went down to Fl, Lieut. Gairdner, e Blehard, 11 the H.M.S. "Dragon" on their own
b Wales. ground in a low-scoring match Ldi. A. C. Sinnock, e Reid,
Summers on Saturday. Holdman with 14 Lt. Dale, c and b Wales 0. M. R. W/was top-scorer for the home team. Lt. Hale, c. Hayward,
Summers 0 240 Godsiff (6 for 22) and Spalding (4 for 22) bowled unchanged for the sailors,
Total Bowling Analysis.
2 41 11 2 42 2.4 0 6
The surprise of the "friendlies" was the defeat of the Civil Ser- vice by H.M.S. "Dragon," who won a very low scoring game by y. T. Mans ......5 1. T. Payne (Sea Scouts). Time: 25 runs. Godeiff and Spalding 33.2/5 secs. 2, G. MeClay (Sen
Sirdar Khan .11 held the civilians down to 451 Scouts). Time: 35.2/5 secs. 3.
M. P. Madar Wong Ki-leung (2nd S.C.A.A. runs, taking respectively six and
D. Mohammed four wickets and 100 runs, Brace; Troop).
making 52 and Ramecy 48 for the 50 yards Junior Buckstroke,-1, winners. E. F. Fincher captured: A. McCubbin (Taikoo Scottish nine of the soldiers' wickets for Troop) Time: 44.2/5 secs. (re- the amazingly-low total of 17 cord). 2. J. Muirhead (Taikoo runs. Hayward scored 63, Lam- Scottish Troop). Time: 45.3/5 secs. mert 37 and Pearce 32. (also better than last year's record).
3, Ho Ping-ki (2nd S.C.A.A. Troop).
100 yards Senior Championship. Wong Ki-leung (2nd S.C.A.A.
Proop). Time: 86.2/5 secs. 2, S.
Lau (St. Joseph's Troop). Time: 88.1/5 seca, 3, L. Witchell (Taiko Scottish Troop).
Division I.
LR.C. "A." R.G.A..
Division II.
"VARSITY v. KOWLOON.
2
Scores
C.S.C.C.
B. D. Evans, c Stewart, b
Godeiff
A. E. Wood, b Godsif
W. E. Strange, e Thomson,
Laj. A. C. Buckland, c Sum-
mere, b Parker ...
2❘ H. P. Lim, b Edmunds
0A. B. Hamson, c & b Edmunda
E. Zimmern, e Edmunds, b Sara 2 25 N. Mackay, b Edmunda
S. Abbas, b Sara
8 S. Hachiuma, at Carr, b Sara
U. M. Omar, not out
11 | A. Kitchell, at. Carr, ₺ Sara .. 25 A. Zimmern, c Harper, b Pater-
son....
0F. Oliver, b Grimmitt
D. Fritz, b Edmunds
Extras
Total
D
NO HIKE.
The hiking picnic of the St. 2 Peter's Church Young Men's Club arranged. for Saturday afternon, was cancelled on account of the jority of the members being
o busy making preparations for the 35 forthcoming fair. It is hoped to
7 hold the plenic at a later date,
1
14 F. Normington,
B Rhodes
110
0. M. R. W.
9.3 2 29
4:
ง 0 45 44
8
A. C. Morgan, at, Pearce, b
Wales
A. C. I. Reeks, c Wales, b Reld F/0 Mellor, not out'
9
0
Bowling Analysis.
F. H. Holdman, c & b
Spalding
| Ldj. A. C. French, b Reid
1
14
Sgt. Watkins, c Wales,
Reid.
7 Edmunds
Extrae
5 Sara
6
- Paterson
Total
100 Grimmitt
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
0 Reid
14
4 .26 8
Parker
10
9 19
1
Wales
Summers
14: 0 48 1
1 0 2
2
10
0
b Godsiff...
The University Juniors the K.C.C.
Pokfulam by at
runs in a C. K. Hawkins, b Spalding 162 for 9 to 111 league match on Saturday. G. R. Sayer; c Godsiff, b W. M. Gitting who played in
beat A. R. Sutherland, st. Stewart,
b Godsiff
Spalding
the lat. team against the L.R.C. "B" F. J. Ling. b Godsiff The 1.R.C. "A" started their last week, was top scorer for the E. B. Reed, not out Junior Diving (Scouts and Cubs). league season well by beating the winners with 38 while Duncan com-H. Rose, b Spalding -1, A, McCubbin (Taikoo Scottish R.G.A, on their own ground on piled 30 for the losers. Duncan R. F. Jones, b Godsiff Troop) 16 marka 2, R. Wood (Sea Saturday. Batting first the also did well with the ball taking 4 Scouts) and Li Ching (St. Joseph's visitors collected 127 Fogden wickets for 29 runs. Of the Univer- Troop) tled with 13 marks each.
scoring 48. Arculli was in fine sity bowlers, Hiptoola bowling form, taking 8 wickets successful with 7 wickets for 51
Life Saving Race-1, T. Payne for 22. (Sea Scouts), 2; G. McClay (Sea Scouts). 3, P. Witchell (Taikoo Scot tish Troop).
runs.
The Indians replied with 165 for 6 wickets and passed their
Scores:
University.
was most
opponents' score with only 4 S. R. Kermain, e. Smith, b
Madar played 8 Overy
60 yards Junior Championship.wickets down.
Scores:-
1. A. McCubbin (Taikoo Scottish stylish innings for 70 and placed Troop), Time: 33 seca. (record), beautifully all round the wicket. 2, J. Muirhead (Taikoo Scottish Troop). Time: 40.2/5 secs. Wong Ping-ki (2nd Troop).
3,
S.C.A.A.
RGA.
Lt. Carmicheal, b Arculli Scouters, Cubbers and Rovers Sgt. Glazebrook, Abdul-
Curreem, b Arculli
Race (50 yards)-1, Ho Pak-ping Lt. Tollington, 1.b.w., b
(32.3/5 sec.). 2, E. Cunningham;
41.2/5 secs.).
Arculli
B.S.M. Bennett, b Arculli
50 yards Senior Backstroke.-1, Lt. Smith, c & b Arcalli Yeung Yuen-wah (1st Yaumati Capt. Howard, c & b Arculli Troop). Time: 41.4/5 secs. 2. Master Gunner Fogden, st. Wong Ki-leung (2nd S.CA.A. Ismail, b S. H. Ismail .... Troop). Time: 442/5 secs. 3, Ip|Sgt. Gifford, e Abdul-Cur- Kwal-hung (2nd S.C.A.A. Troop).
reem., b'Arculli Sgt. Jally, b Minu
Senior Diving Moses Back (Sta Gnr. Roberts, a Abdul-Cur-
marką. 2, Yu Scouts). 13% Wing-bong (Sea Scouts).
12/2
reem, b Arcull! masks. 3. J. Cruz (St. Joseph's Dmr, Clark, not out Troop) 12 marks.
Inter-Troop Team Relay Race.-1, Sea Scouts (Time: 1.40 deca.); 2, Talkoo Scottish Troop (Time: 1.43.4/6 secs.). 3, 2nd S.CA.A. Troop.
Blindfold Race.-1, S. Lau (St. Joseph's Troop): 2, T. Payne (Sea Scouts)..
F. M. el Arculli 12.3 6' 22 |J. S. Abdul-Curreem,
Extra
Pears, b
J. C. Dunbar, c Bradley,
Womack..
W. B. Muskett, b Womack
J. F. Lanny, not out
S. J. Clarke, b Womack.
Extras
Bowling Analysis.
3
0 26
1
Total
1 8 1
Womack
Rhodes
Beasty
0. M. R. W
2
C.&.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE.
The Civil Service 2nd XI did well in beating the Craigengower 1st XI on the latter'a ground by 45 runs. Paterson (54) and Harper (30) 45
were the principal scorers, for the winners.
HEER.C. v. H.M.S. “TAMAR.”
At King's Park, the Hong Kong Waters Electric R.C. entertained a team Pears... from HM.S. "Tama" and the match was left drawn on account of failing light.
Batting first the H.K. Electric compiled 151-Gahagan contribut- |ing 67 and Mu dock 44.
The sailors plied with 136 for! 14 wickets, Bradley being top scorer with 51 and Fears made 49 (not out) in quick.time.
BEST COUGH MEDICINE MADE. Hong Kong Electric R.C.
There is no better medicine made for C. E. Gañagan, c&b Womack
than Chamberlain's 4 colds
Cough G. Murray, c Cowen, b Womack 17 Remedy. It acts on nature's planne, L. de Rome, Womack
lieves the lungs, opens the secretions, S. J. Stanesby, b Womack... O aids expectoration and restores the
9 system to a healthy condition. For sale W. H. N. Murdoch, b Womack J. R. Way, c & b Rhodes..... 11 everywhere.
18 2 44*
.11 2 28
50 20
6 0 87 0 10
H.MS. "Tamar,” Bradley, c Murdoch, b Muskett Heasley, at Staneaby, b Way .. Lt. Com, Pears, not out Womack, e & b Murdoch Mr. Waters, c Stanesby, b Mur-
doch
Mr. Phillips, mot out
Extre
Total.
Rose, Allen, Simpson, Cowan, and, Crook did not bat....
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Godsifi
0. M. R. W.
7.1 2 22
Spalding
7.8 0 22
4
"H.M.S. "Dragon.”
Wellman L.b.w.; b Ling
19
23
H. T. Barma, c. Smith, b
Godsiff, b Reed
Duscan
*
Goodman, b Ling
Bristow, 1.b.w, b ́Sayer
W. M. Gittins, b Overy
38
M. B. Osman, b Duncan
11
Stewart, Sayer, b Reed
Eng. C. Spalding, b Ling
B. N. Sudan; b Duncan
4
Lt. Murdy, 1.b.w., b Reed
A. Baker, b Duncan
0
A. B. Sulleman, b Hamblin
18
Lt. C. Jeffry, st. Holdman, b
6
Ling
0
A. Chan Fook not put
N. P. Karanji, b Hamblin
20 Winkworth, b Reed
0
29
Thompson, st. Holdman, b
G. E. Yeoh, b Lea
Sayer...
-10
F. Hiptoola not out..
Extras
18 Cusworth, not out
0
22
0
0
Total
162
Total
70
48
8
8
Rowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W. Hargreaves-Brown 15 0 12
Bowling Analysis.
OE. B. Reed
9 2 85 4
Overy
9
1 45
2 B. D. Evana
4
0 15 0
Buxton
3
0 14
10
DG. R. Sayer
4
0 B
Lee
7 1 22
0
Duncan
10 I 29
4
18
Hamblin
5. 1 18 Kowloon.
2
127
Extras
Total.....
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
8
8 2 19
0
A. M. Madar
3
0 24
0
4
A. R. F. Ravén, b Sudan.
0 8
0
4
1 10
1
H. T. Buxton, c. & b. Hiptoola
S. H. Ismail
9
0 17
1
F. Hamblin, c. Karanji,” b
Hiptoola
5
LR.C. “A”
J. S. Ackber The following were the officials A. R. Minu
Extra
0. M. R. W.
Scores:-
136
57
Bowling Analysts.
14
0. M. R. W.
O Muskett'
12
0 48
.1
7 Normington
6
2.28
44 Way
0 - 13
6 Murdoch
:0.41
of the meet:~-~
Committee:
The Commissioner,
Scoutmaster B. M. Talati.
A. H. Madar. st. Fogden,
b Roberts...............
Assistant Scoutmaster Ho Pak-J. S. Ackber, lbw b Clark
ping.
A. R. Minu, c & b Clark' Assistant Scoutmaster E. Zim-J, S. Abdul-Curreem, run out
mern.
S. H. Ismail, e Fogden, b
Glaizebrook Referee;
Capt. P. R. Stevens, D.S.O., R.N. F. M. el Arculli, e Clark, b Judges:
Mr. P. K. Ewart,
Glaizebrook
8. A. R. Ismail, not out |A. K. Minu, not out
Extraé.
Total
G. A. V. Hall, c. Sudan, b
Hiptoola
A. A. Dand, hit wicket, b
Hiptools
G. Lee, c. Sulleman, b Hiptoolà
I. A. R. Duncan, s. Kermain, b
Sudon
0. B. Raven, e. Barma, b
Sulieman
70 H. Overy, by Hipicola
A. J. V. Smith,
Hiptools
4 A. Hargreaves-Brown not out
1F. J. Ling...
8.1 0 12 4
KOWLOON v. KOSB
In a friendly match on the K.C.C.
15 ground the home team, beat the "Kosbles" by 150 runs for 6 wickets
18 to 50 runs, thanks to a fine piece of
10 bowling by Fincher, E.F., who re- turned the splendid analysis of 9
30 wickets for 17 runs. Brace with 52
◊ was top scorer of the match with
5 Ramsay (48) a close second.
Scores:
Kowloon,
W. Brace, e Welch, b Dobbie
7 Capt. E. W. Morris, c Stock, b
10
Hankey
A. W. Ramsay, b Hankey...
F. E. Lawrence, 1.b.w., b Thorp.
C. C. Fincher, not out ...
1
Capt. F. G. Hevis, c Dobble,
Hankey
111 E. F. Fincher, c. Skeggs,
Harkey...
29!
Extras
9
Total
Bowling Analysis,
S. Jex, not out
10
O. M. R. W.
Extras
13 Sudan
11
8 28 212.
15 Hiptools
19
0 51
Total
Gittins
20:15
80 18
165 Chan, Fook
0.2
POLICE 7. R.A.0.C.
15
T. Hamet, J. Mohammed and
|A. R. Moosa did not bat.
The Committee,
and
Mr. A. A. Alves.
Hon. Scoutmaster T. K. Chala.
Mr. C. J. Conke,
Mr. G. T. May.
Starter:
Bowling Analysis.
District Scoutmaster A: White.
Timekeepers;
Mesura, A. A. Alves and, G. T.
Competitors' Stewards:
Bennett Clark Smith
7. 2 25
Gifford
8 113
O. M. R. W.
Sulleman
W. G. Gueat, W. Hyde, Evans, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Dobbie
Hankey
Thorp
Stock
152
10
Q.M. R. W.
14
54
13
B
27 1
KOSB
John Begg
JOHN BEGS
THE SUPERIOR SOUTH WHIBXY WHICH HAB POR
--YEARS MANITARNED [178 | BINGULARLY QUALITY FIXE AND FLAVOUR
Scoutmasters. Y. Fenton, Tam Glaizebrook
Tak-leung and Rover Chan Roberts Kang-ming,
8128.
620 32
52 21 027
Playing at rome the Police went Merryman
down badly, to the R.A.0.C. Tak-
Fincher.
Ing first knock the home team could Capt. N. Thorp, o Ramsay, b. only muster (95-russ) Alexander topping the list with 29 Thanks Lieut. J. B. A. Hankey, c Bevis,
to valuable 49 from Lake and Lieut. F. N. V. Tregear, 26 from Hall, the B.A.O.C. gather
Howard
ed 189.
Scores
ROYAL NAVY V. LR.C. "R"
ma
Police Alexander, c. Burger, b'Lake Meadows, b Lake |
Playing at King's Park against Sparrow, b Lake:
the Royal Navy, the IR.C. "B" King, e Thompson, b Walker-
lost their second match this sea-Waylandi, c-Mocock, b Benge son. The Indians batted first and Raynolds, b Corbett
collected 40,Hussain being the Baker, b Walker only man to get into double Randall, b Corbati figures with 15 runs, Hull was in Thort
form with the ball tak
Ave Dyer |wickats for 1trums The Navy re- Kelly, b plied with 1247 Shaw (20) being Extr toy scorer fadar for the Indiába
b Fincher Fincher Lieut. 1. D. Welch, b Fincher Pta. Everest, b Fincher Capt. A. G. Dobble, CEF. Fincher,, b Brace inorga Pte. Sawyer, e Brace, b Fincher Lieut. D. MacLaren, not out Pte. Merryman, b Fincher. #079pl Sklers, b Fincher:
Pie Stock, & Morris, b Fincher.
BLUM CAF
[GOLD GAP
Dve Ken D'ye
John Begg.
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Who will be pleased to supply your reg
General Stewards:
The Scouters and Cubbers.
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