12
CHAMPIONS WIN.
KOWLOON C.C. DEFEAT UNIVERSITY.
CRICKET LEAGUE FEATURES
to be
II. A. Alves, c Burger, b.Hale E. de Sousa, b Lake
D. F. Lopes, 1.b.w., b Halo..... H. A. Darros, b Lake
F. H. Carvalho, c & b Lake C. M. Sousa, st. Greenaway,
Ilala
Lake Hale
Extras
Total Bowing Analysis,
THE CHINA MAIL,
600. 1st XI lost to the Royal Navy F. Normington, Abbas, b "Ist XI by 118 runs.
0
Zimmern
The bowling of the visitors was J. R. Way, b Medi
2 weak, the Navy putting up the big T. L. Foster, b Zimmerm 13 total of 192. Lt. Hunt (42) Rev. J. C. Dunbar, not out
Venn (25), Sgt. Lugg "(84), LH., C. Jones, stumped, b Zim- Davies (80) and Lt. Healing (29)
11 were the principal scorers.
Only three batsmen reaches 120 double figures for the Club, Hay
ward (20), being top
всого
W. Sparrow took five wickets for 19
Scores:-
Royal Navy 1st XI.
O. M. R. 10. 4 18.68
40
69
7
Q
Rev. R. T. Venn, c & b Leach
R.A.0.C.
Burger, & Pinna ... Lake, e Xavier, b Pinna. Hale, b Pinna .... Pepper, e Alves, b. Reed Greenaway, 1.b.w., b Alves... Waterfield, e Xavier, b Alves. Butterfield, b Alves ...... Mocock. Carvalho, b Pinaa Bryant, run out Morgan, not out Gordan, b Alves
Extrna
Lt. Hunt, e Quick, 'b'Wales ..
19 Lt. Cecil, b Wales ......
14 Sgt. Lugg, l.b.w., b Wales.
8
Lt. Dale, e Lench, b. Wales
16 Pay Lt-Comdr. Shaw, b.Wales
1. Davies, b Tait
1
Lt. Healing, c Wales, b Tait.
Lt. Walker, not out
E. R. A. Sparrow, à Moor, b Lee A. C. Tansley, c Lee, b Tait
Extras
0. M. R.
0
14/
Tota!
Tota! Bowling
88
Bowling Analysis.
Pinna
Analysis, 0. M. 19
R. W. Reid
28
Wales
C. M. Sousa
o Leach
|
Alves
5 Lee
D. Xavier Reed
Talt
4 0.6
NAVY 2ND v. “TAMAR”
4 0 17
14.4 2 27 21 1
4 0 36 181 67 12 2 50. 5 1 13 2.80 11 Hong Kong CC. lat XL
Considerable interest was cen- tred in the first division cricket match on Saturday between the University and the Kowloon C.C. (last year's champions), in that it had a very important bearing on the championship. The Univer- sity had six consecutive victorica, and a win for them would have practically decided the issue. The K.C.C. decisively put it over the Pokfulam side and are heartily congratulated, especial- ly they were playing away and on a matting wicket. Brace, the Kowloon and Interport "star"," was the hero of the match. He took five wickets for 28 and play- ed a delightful innings of 58.
Despite their defcat, the University, have not been deposed and they are still at the head of the table with 18 points for seven matches. Kowloon C.C. have a lot of leeway to make up, having completed only four matches.
0. Moor, c Sparrow, b Tansley Their remaining fixtures, how-
D. W. Leach, e Tansley, With only ten players on their ever, are against comparatively side, II.B.S. "Tamar lost to the A. W. Hayward, b Shaw
Sparrow weak teams as they have already Royal Navy 2nd XI by 50 runs. accounted for the Royal Navy,
Consistent scoring on the part A. H. Gillingham, b Sparrow.
H. J. Armstrong, b Sparrow Craigengower C.C. and have
of the Navy batsmen was respon W. K. Tait, c&b Sparrow drawn with the Indian R.C. "A."sible for their total of 180, of which R. W. Lac, run out...
With the exception that the
Lt.-Comdr. Majendle contributed A. Reid, e Dals, b Sparrow Police R.C. have greatly im→ proved their position, the junior winners, taking eaven wickets (all
Westly bowled splendidly for Le CD. Wales, not out
Extraa table remains practically un- changed. The University 2nd XI Scorea- and the Club de Recreio are in close running for first place. The former hold a slight advantage in that they have a maximum num- ber of points as against the Rc- creio's one defent, Both teams have played the same number of games and their clash this week (Feb. 18) is being keenly looked forward to.
League I.
UNIVERSITY. . KOWLOON.
On their own ground, the Uni- versity present lenders) lost to the Kowloon
20.
bowled
runa.
down) for 12
Royal Navy 2nd XI. P. O. Orchard, c "Allen, b
Beasley!!! Lt.-Comdr. Hawkins, b Pomeroy Tel. Wood, b Pomeroy... Lt.-Comdr. Moore, b Beasley P. O. Woods, c Pomaroy, b Home Lt-Comdr.. Majendle, c Scott, A. B. Allan, 1.b.w., b Stevens,
b Pomeroy....... E. R. A. Hill, e Scott, b Bradley E. R. A. Allin, c Beasley, b
Bradley
A. B. Westly, b Benaley
Extras
P. O. Skidmore, not out
C.C. (last menson's champkous) by three wickets. Pomeroy
Brace was greatly responsible Beasley for the victory of the Peninsula Rose alde, as he was in every fine form Stevens with both bat and ball, taking five Bradley wickets for 28 runs and hitting up 68 ru
Rey. E. K. Quick, c Sparrow, b
Tansley
mern
Extran
Total
Bowling Analysis,
O, M.
Lim
9. 5
Mackay
Zimmern
20 Modi
84
3.5 10
K.C.C. 2nd 1, CHINA LIGHT.
11
10
FANLING HUNT.
PROGRAMME: FOR SPRING MEETING.
The Spring Meeting of the Fanling Hunt is to be held on 711 Saturday, March:9,
W.
Playing tan-a-side, the Kowloon 2c.C. 2nd XI., on their own ground, defeated the China Light & Power R.C. by. 67 runs.
192
Bowlers had the upper hand all through the match, the grand total! of both teams being only 139 runs. Petheram and Lee made 27 and Cleme taking six wickets for 48. 24 respectively for the winnera,
Bertram (22) was the only bats-, man of his side to make a stand against the bowling of the K.C.C. Leo captured six wickets for two rans. Scores:-
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI H. T. Burton, b Clemo
3.
Laughton, b Clemo
C
C. T. Evans, 'b Clemo
R. E. Lindsell, b Clamo
7
26
G. Lea, b Kelly
B. Petheram, Kelly
0
JA.
Clemo
0 Hargreaves. Browne,
18 A. R. F. Raven, b Clamo
L Jack, not out
12
H. Overy, c Bertram, Kelly
Extras
&
26
Total
Total
100
74
One man absent.
Bowling Analysis.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
14
O.. M. R. 'W.
10 8 19
Clemo Kelly
12 1 48 6
11.3 0 23
8
7
14
2.5 1
5.
Angus, ́c Lindasll, b Lee
8
29 0
Lugg Vena Shaw
8 2
12
Bertram, run out ..
8
Smith, b Lee
0
12
1
Hamblin, b Lee ...
Tinson, c and b Lee
Kelly, Lb.w., b Lee
14.
Clomo, e Evans, b Raven Lyon, c and b Raven
18
7 Sparrow 14 Tansley 28 Dale
139
Total Bowling Analysis.
O. R. W.
GARRISON v. H.K.C.C, 2nd.
Turning out a comparatively strong side against the Hong Kong C.C. 2nd, the Garrison won by 115 runs on the Club ground.
Lt. Coghill contributed 59 to- wards the total of 183 put up by the Garrison, and Q.M.S. Newberry made 37. The latter also bowled
15 Gism. Hargreaves, b Parker 21 Mr.-Gür. Fogdon, b Hancock
China Light & Power R.C.
MoNider, e Hargreaves-Brownę,
b Lea
Mitchell, not qui
Extras
Total
LEAGU TABLES.
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↓
Entry forms should be returned to Dr. F. Pierce Grove, Alexandra Building, before noon on Monday, February 20.
Following is the programme: 1-3 p.m. Dówbiggin Cup Handl
cap. About 1% 'Miles. For China ponies kept in the M. I. Lines to be ridden by owners, baing members of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps. For Cup pre-|| sented by Major H. B. L. Dowbiggin, 2nd prize $20. - Entrance fea $5. 2.-March Maiden Stakes. About
1 Mile. For China ponies that have won a Steeplechase Weight for inches aa per scale. Ponies that have started this Season at Kwanti allowed 5 iba, 1st prize $75, 2nd prize $20. Entrance fee $5.
never
3.Hartford Cup, About 1
Miles.
For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners this season of one open Steeplechase 5 lbs. penalty, of two or more 10 lbs. penalty. For a cup presented by Mrs. G. B. Hartford with $100 added, 2nd prize 840, 3rd prize $20. Entrance fee $5. 4.-March Handicap. About
1% EXlles.
For China ponies.
1st prize
$75, 2nd $20. Entrance Foe 15. B-Scots Guarda Regimental Race. About 2 Miles over natural country, finishing round the Steeplechase
22
0
course.
For China ponies the property of officers of the Scots Guards.
Furlongs.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1928.
HOCKEY.
CLUB v. RA.F. IN SIM SHIELD.
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The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club in their game with the RAF (Simm Shield match), to take place on the RN.0.9.C. Ground at 4.90 p.m. on Wednesday: W. J
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CLUB II v. PUNJABIS II.
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·BOLE AGENTS Queen'e Building.
The following will represent the Club 2nd XI in their match with the 8/15th Punjabis II to-mor row, on the Marina Ground at 4.15 p.m.-F. S. Nicholls; R. R. Todd & L. F. Nicholson; Rev. N. Evans, L. A. R. Duncar and W. R. Greenhalgh; G. B. Slipper, A. C. DODWELL & CO. LTD. Howell; Rev. J. F, Murray, W. A. Nowere and T. P: Saunderson.
UNIVERSITY. AND NAVY 11.
The following will represent the University Hockey
Club against the Navy II to-day at
p.m. at King's Park-P Tan; A. A. Rumjahn and M. B. Osman; F. C, Lim, K. T. Lake (Captain), and F. I. Zimmern: G. E. Yeoh, K. P. Gan, C. W. Lam, Y. C. Teh and V. Enok.
AMAZING FRAUDS.
JUDGMENT IN KWONG SANG
HONG CASE,
$18,000 CLAIM ALLOWED.
The Kwong Sang-hong firm of Weight for inches local manufacturers and wholesalo
em-
ás per scale. For a cup pre-dealers in perfumery, soaps, etc. ..sented by Lt-Col. Sir Victor succeeded at the Supreme Court Mackenzie, Bart, D.S.O., on Saturday in their claim for M.V.O., 2nd prize $20. En- $13,215.81 against a former trance fee $5.
ployee who was alleged to have de- -Moderate Plate. About 7frauded them over. a Bories of ycare by presenting bilis for For China ponies that have freight, five, six and 0
even nine started at this meeting or times the amount actually charged previously at Kwanti.by the shipping agenta
This was the case in which His Weight for inches scale.
as per Lordship commented on the trust Winners at Kwanti placed in a man with a small salary this season 12 lbs. penalty. handling large amounts and stated Ponies that have started at that it was amazing that the frauds this meeting allowed 5 lbs. should have continued for so long 1st prize $75, 2nd prize $20, without discovery.. Entrance fee $5. Forced entry.
36
Bowling Analysis.
10 2
42
7.5 2 19
5
1
14
I
2 very effectively, taking wickets for 27. Scores:-
0.
M.
R. W.
Reven leo
9,3
7
2
5 0
22
Ι
G
0
35
3.M.S. Moss, b J.. E. Hancock
Q.M.S. Wood, run out
The Garrison.
Qvery Raven
3 1
13
6 a
18
9
18
28
3
59
·0
37
26 Univeralty
183
H.M.S. "Tama Philips, b Westly The Varsity would probably Bradley, b Wonds have legen all out for well under Rose, b Westley their ultimate total of 146 but for Beasley, b Westly Barrow, who, going in towards the Scott, b Westly end, krocked up an invaluable 31 Pomoros, b Westly not out.
Stevens, b Westly Walters, run out Savage, not out Allan, b Westly
The vladors had lost six wickets for 109 and seven for 141. Law rence then went in to partner Lyal and they had taken the total to 148 when Lawrence
WER bowled.
- Gæterras (6 for 20) was the most! successful bowler for the Univer
sily. Scores:
University.
A. A. Ramjahr, e Ramsay, b
Goodwin
Extras
Alexander,
0 G
C.S.C.C. 2ND.
Lt. Coghill, c, b Parker 78.3.M. Bennett, b Parker 0 Lt. Miller, e 2, b Smith 152.M.S. Newberry, not out
OQALS. Glenny, not out
Extra
The positions in the League, to 2date aro
Division I.
Total (for 7 wkte, dec.) Sgt. Chantler, Sgt. Basham did nat bat.
P. W. D. L. Fts. 7 6 0 1 18 1Craigengower C.C. 8 3 3 2 12
Kowloon C.C. Royal Navy Indian R.C. "A" ..
6 3. 2, 111
4 8 10 10
7 2 3 29 Civil Service G.C.. 7 1 3 3 6 Chinese. R.C. 6 12 3 5 Royal Artillery... 6 1 1 44 0 59 2 Indian R.C. "B" .. 5 0 1 41
0
Division: II. P. W. D. L
7.7 0 0 21 1 Club de Recreio. 7 & 0 1 18
R.A.O.C.
8 5. 0 3 15 8 Kowloon C.C. 2nd. 6 4 1 118. 14 Royal Navy 2nd.. 8 4 0 4 12 15 Police R.C.
8 8 0 6 0
Hong Kong C.C. 2nd XI.
0 W. Brackenridge, b Newberry OH. V. Parker, b Newberry.. C. P. James, b llargreaves
G. D. Mead, b Newberry who took seven H. Hampton, at Fogden, b
wickets for 15 runs, played a great Newberry
part in the victory of the Police W. L. Smith, b Hargreaves .. R.C. over the Civil Service C.C. 2nd J. R. Collis, e and b Newberry XI, the former, visiting their neigh-A. H. Penn, c and b Hargreaves bours, winning by eight wickets. S. J. Jordain, b Newberry ... B. G. Baker accounted for three J. E. Hancock, b Newberry wickets, giving away only seven H. Grifin, not out
runs. Civil Service were skittled Extras
01 University 2nd
16 Electric R.C.
GRUELLING FIGHT.
FEATHERWEIGHT BOXING
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Mr. F. G. Jankin was for plain- tiffs and defendant did not appear, it being stated that he had fled the Colony,
On the application of Mr. Jenkin, an order was made that the money Blready with the Court standing to the credit of this action should be paid out to plaintiffs (this amount- ed to $1,172),
His Lordship said he could not at New York, Saturday. this stage grant the further ap For the world's featherweight plication of Mr. Jenkin regarding boxing championship Tony Can-payment of amount to be realised coneri of New York defeated Benny Bass of Philadelphia on points after a gruelling contest.
on goodwill and book debts of the Yue Fung Yuen firm owned by the defendant.
His Lordship indicated that It transpired 'after the fight that Benny Bass sustained dislocation of plaintiffs would have to attach the his right shoulder-Reuter's Amori-afterwards apply for an order of property in the ordinary way and
uzle,
6 2 0 4 6
Civil Service C.C. Royal Engineers "Tamar'
7 2 0 5 G
7 2 0 6 6
6 0 1 7 1
can Service.
Q
0
12
Total
80
One man absent.
Bowling Analysis,
0. M. R. W. Hampton
J. E. Hancock ...13
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W.
Hill
6 0 14
of Parker
4 0 18 ..11
8. '49
3
Wood
5 1 10
of Grisin
4
0
19
33
E. A. Lee, 1.b.w., b Brace
Woods
8 2 21
1 Smith
2
Q 23
6
D. Laing b Brace
Westly
12
6 12
7
?
Skidmore
B
1 5
S. V. Cittins, b Brace
6
Orchard
F. I. Zimmern, 1.b.v., b Bevis
24
A. P. Guterres, Brace
0
C. W. Lam, b Brace ...
5
POLICE
A. T. Lee, c and b Goodwin
1
J. Barrow, not out
31
D. K. Samy, b E. F. Fincher
Б
W. H. Sling. E. F. Fincher
13
Extras. (byes 23, wides 5)
28
Total
140
Bowling Analysis.
Q. R. M. W.
out for the meagre total of 28 runs,
Lyal
.11 1 46
0
to which the Police replied with 91,
Total...
68
Goodwin
Brace E.. F. Fincher...8 3 Bevis
.13 2 22 2
155 28
after passing their opponents' score
Bowling Analysis.
6
for the loss of two wickets. Wil
0. M.
17
2
0
9
1
liamson, with 21 to his credit, was Newberry
the top scorer. Robertson captur- Wood
.10.1 2
5
0
Kowloon C.C.
ed
BIX wickets for 28
runs. Hargreaves
5 1
**
A. W. Ramsay, b Guterres
25 Scores:---
E. C. Fincher, run out
14
CS.C.C. 2nd XI.
Y
E. F. Fincher, b Guterres
0
•
W. Brace, c Zimmern, c Lam 58
H. F. Harper, b Alexander ....
C.C.C. v. ELECTRIC R.C.
Rev. J. P. Murray, b Guterres
0
R R.. Davies, b Alexander ...
0
F. Goodwin, c Guterres, b A.
K. S. W. Paterson, b Alexander
0
R. G. Robertson, c Alexander,
T. Lee
11
b B. G. Baker
Capt. F. G. Bevis, b Guterres
3
J. C. Lyal, not out
21
H. E. Strange, & Thrope, b B. G.
Baker
F. E. Lawrence, b Guterres
6
Extras (byes 5, wides 5)
10
W. H. Edinouda, C & b
Alexander
W. Gill, b Alexander ..
Total (for 8 wkts.).
148
Bowling Analysis..
S. Jex, N. H. Ross did not bat.
0. M. R. W.
G. Slade, b Alexander
C. Sara, e Randle, b Alexander
F. H. W. Haynes, b B. G. Baker
8
A. T. Lee
Lam
.104 4
નર
8 1 20 1
J. C. Fletcher, not out.
Extra
+ 1 23
29
Total
Q 49
13
Craigengower. C.C.
1. P.. Lim, retired.
61
N. Mackay, retired
52
23
A, Kitchell, not out"
18
Y. Abhas, Ib... b Normington. 13
W.
E. Zimmern, b Muskett
F. K. Modi, o and b Muskett
3 E. Mowfung, run out
F..Oliver, c Way, b Muskett
At Happy Valley, the Craigen- gower C.C. defeated the Electric 1R.C, by 121 runa.
Batting first, the home team
Omade 192 runs for eight wickets declared, the opening batamen, Lim and Mackay retiring after
O each had passed the half-century. The Elsetric R.C. compiled 71 runs against fairly consisted bowl- 4ing Scores
0
10
J. R. Soares, b Muskett n
Extras
Total (for & wkts,, dec.) 192 K. G. Cohen, U. M. Omar.
Bowling Analysis.
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League II.
RECREIO v. RA.O.C.
At King's Park, the Club de Re crelo defeated the Royal Army Ord- nance Corps by 32 runa.
Bowling Analysis.
Alexander
0. M. R. 10.2 4 16 B. G. Baker VIII 10.14
Police R. C.
T. H. King, e Gill, b Edmonds. W. E. Meadows, b Edmonds W. W. Williamson, &
Robertson,
C. F. Alexander, b Robertson”. B. G. Bakor, 1.b.w.,'b'Robertson Dr. Craig, & Gill, b Edmonds.. LH. C. Calthorp, b Robertson B, Thorps, c Edmonds,
Robertson
The winners started shakily, losing eight wickets for 65, D. Xavier, In a patient innings for 63 not out, helped materially towards the final total of 120. Lake and Hale bowled throughout, the lattor securing seven wickets for 69.
Pinna and Alves, 4 for 23 and 6 A Reynolds, not out
for 27 respectivelly, bowled well
for the Recrelo, who Ulsmisści their opponents for 88 runs. Lake (19) was the highest contributor. Scores:
Cub de Recreio.
EC. Reed, b. Hale!
1. Guterres, 1.b.w. b Hale'
J. M. Xavier, Butterfield,
Jale EST
AP. Pinna, bHale D. Xavier not ont
S. Randle, c & b Edmonds E. H. Dyer, b. Robertson
Extras.
Total
•Bowling Analysis.
21
6
not bat,
Muskett
Gabagan
Murdoch
Way Jones
Dunbar
17 Normington
91
C. E Gahagen,
0. M. R. V. Mackay
4492464 W. B. Muskett, b Lim Edmonds Robertson
8.4 1 286W N H. Murdoch, c Conen, NAVY 1ST V. H.K.C.C. 1ST... S. Deacon,, e and
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