1928-02-27 — Page 9

MONDAY, FEBRUÁRY 27, 1928.

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BILLIARDS RUBBER.

SHANGHAI AND HONG KONG INTERPORT.

PORTUGUESE CUEISTS.

Arrangements are being made for an interport billiards match between the Portuguese of Shang- hai and of Hong Kong, to be hold at the Club Lusitano during the latter half of March,

These contests were first started in 1924, when a Shanghai team was defeated here by the narrow. mar. win of 62 points. In 1925, In Shanghai, the decision was .revers- ed, and Hong Kong went down by 129 points. No competition were held in 1926 and 1927 owing to disturbed conditions at both ports. Both teams are very keen on win- ning the "rubbor," and are hard at practice, and billiards can be expected.

The teams have not yet been selected, but Hong Kong is oasured of n strong combination in the Osmund brothers, Yvanovich, E. da

some

.

THE FINALISTS.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF GOLF CLUB.

EVANS V. BRUCE,

CRICKET.

KOWLOON C.C. DEFEAT ARTILLERYMEN.

THE CHINA MAIL,

A. Hargreaves-Browne, fot out 17 A. Silkstone, b Slade

CIVIL SERVICE 2nd LOSE AGAIN | bat.

H.K.C.C. 2ND v: “TAMAR.”

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

0

Extras

2

0.

Total (for 8 wkts.) B. Raven, H. Overy did

In a low scoring match, H.M.S. Alexander "Tamar" (playing away) lost to Baker 148 the Hong Kong' C.C. 2nd XI. by Rondali. not 41 runs.

Dyer

1

43.

1

14

1

37

4 0. 14.

0

1 0 8

·

Police, R.C.

HOWLING ANALYSIS,

Q. M.

10 0 02

2

5 0 30

16

B 1

37

3 I

18

2 A feature of the match was a W. E. Meadows, b W. C. Hung 1 "hat trick" performed by West of S. Randall, b Yeoh

3 0

0

A continuous drizzle all after- Edmonds noon was not conducive to enjoy Robertson able cricket but nevertheless Grimmitt seven matches were played, in-

Paterson cluded in which were three glade League fixtures.

In the first division, the Kow- loon C.C. easily accounted for the the Royal Artillery. Last year's will champions are forging ahead and

On. Sunday, March 11, the final in the Junior Championship of Royal Hong Kong Golf Club he played at Fanling between B. D.

Evans and D. G. Bruce.

In the semi-finals, Evans defeated Major Lynch by three up and one to play. Bruce beat S. T. Butlin

by a similar margin..

G. M. YOUNG CUP.

A.P.C. Defent Dodwell's by 22 Holes.

NAVY 2ND V. ELECTRIC.

Against a total of 117, the Tamar made 76. Wators and C. F. Alexander, e Kwan, b WKirby ("Tamar") took four wickets Zimmern

3 each for 39 and 53 runs respec- B. G. Baker, b E. A.. Lee 1 tively.

W. W. Williamson, b Yeoh.

1 the H.K.C.C. He took three sue- B.; Thorpe, b A. T. Lee.

cessivo wickets in his fifth over, his E. H. Dyer, e Tsui, b Ander- victims being Rov. Vonn, Pay Lt.- Comdr. Shaw, and Sig. Cowan, Scores - At King'a Park the Electric R.C.

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI. are now occupying the second played a place in the table, being five the Royal Navy 2nd XI

creditable draw against J. E. Hancock, b Waters

E. R. West, b Waters... The Navy put up the respectable w. Brackenridge, b Kirby points behind the University

total of 160 for five wickets when J. N. Owen, b Waters with two matches in hand.

"

In the other section of the they declared. Sgt. Lugg (88), and N. C. Howell, e Vonn, b Waters League, the Civil Service 2nd P.O. Orchard (36) contributed al- C. P. James, c Cowan, b Kirby. 1 went down to the Kowloon C.C. most half of the total of their side. G. D. Mead, e Mist, b Kirby 2nd, whilst the Electric R.C. The Electric R.C. did well to play I. Griffo, b Kirby managed to draw against a com-out time, having loat eight wickets J. R. Collls, b Shaw paratively stronger side-in- the for 107 runs when the closure was E. A. Simon, run out Royal Navy 2nd.

applied. Gahagan (32) Murray S. J. Jordain, not out (28) and Muskott (18) were the only batsmen to reach double figures, Scores;--

League I.

..

9

HOME SOCCER.

WALES INTERNATIONAL

CHAMPIONS.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS..

Glasgow, Saturday.

In glorious weather, Ireland beat" Scotland in the international soccer.

g tournament by a goal to mil.

G

10.

0

Fifty thousand people watched the match.-Reuter."

London, Saturday,

By Scotland's defeat, Wales be- the International soccer

◊ come

4 champions.-British Wireless Ser- 9 vice.

The last occnalon Wales came out

on top was in 1924.

LEAGUE MATCHES.

London, Saturday.

Principal league soccer matches

I played to-day (home teams mention- 2ed first) resulted as follow:---

Division I.

son

A. Reynolds, b A. T. Lee

Wagland, b A. T. Leo Edwards, not out

10

2 Smith, c Kwan, b Anderson

Extras

25

6

12

Total

94

4

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

Q MI.

跟 W.

42 A. T. Lee

4 1

6 9

1 E. A. Lee

6

11

1

25 Zimmern

2 ◊

18

4 Yeoh

4 2 16

5 W. C. Hung

3

1

2

1

Extras

5 Anderson

3.9 1

18

Kwan

2 0

60

Total

117

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R. W.

C Thomson,

10 Waters

Kirby

88 Shaw

Cowan

14 1. 39 # 18.4 2 59 4 8 0 10 1 3 0

The positions in the League date are:-

to

P. W. D. L Pte.

10

'0

80

University

1

18

10

Rev. R. T. Venn. b Wear

S.B.A. Allan, c Hancock, b

James

Royal Navy 2nd XI," Lt-Comdr. McNair, & Stanesby,

b Murdoch Sgt. Lugg Gahagan

The final of the G. M. Young Cup was also played at Fanling yester- first-class day, the Asiatic Petroleum Co. de- KOWLOON CC. RA.

feating Messrs. Dodwell & Co. by 22 holes. Singfes

On their own ground, the Kow- were played in the morning, four-balls in the loon C.C. defeated the Royal Artil- afternoon.

lery by eight wickets. A.P.C.: T. D. E. Pendered. R.) Goodwin was in splendid form P.O. Orchard, a Gahagan,

Normington

The teams were:-

H.M.S. "Tamar."

Roza, the Lux cousins, and others, Young, D. G. Bruce, M. M. Maus, with the ball, taking six wickets for L/Tel. Genge, e Muskett, b Way 18 Phillips, b. West

H. Davenport Browne, W. A.43 runs. Sgt. Leach knocked up Butterfield.

48 runs out of a total of 115 put LA.C. Tansley, 1.b.w., b Nor-

mington up by his side.

Shanghai's team will probably be led by their star cusist, Mr. Campos (who defeated Osmund in 1924), Dodwell's: L. G. S. Dodwell, Hupported by the veteran "Jerry" R. K. Valentine, A. D. Humphreys, Remedios, P. Barradas. (the Shang. F. Syme Thomson, T. G. Weall, haf junior champion),, and Gomes | W. K. Tait.

2 strong contender for titular honours in the Northern port.

RIFLE CHAMPION.

"OPEN TO THE COLONY" EVENT.

DECIDED AFTER A TIE.

Three out of twenty-five competi-j tors tied for first place yesterday,

HOCKEY.

- HONG KONG LADIES

WIN.

Lt. Walker, c Simon, b West

Kowloon had little difficulty in Lt-Comdr. Mafendic, not out, overtaking the visitors' score, hav-Lt.-Comdr. Woodhouse, not out

Extras

18 Pay Lt.-Comdr. A. P. Shaw, c Total (for 5 wkts., dec.) 160 sig. Cowan, b West

Howell, b West

Ing eight wickets in hand when the game ended. Brace.got his usual half century while E. C. Fincher! was undefeated with 30,. Scores:P.O. Woods, A. B. Allan did not P.O. Skidmore, b Hancock... Tel. Wood. Lt-Comdr. Moore, S.B;A. Kirby, e Griffin. b West

Royal Artillery.

Mr.-Gnr. Fogden, e Brace, b

Goodwin

Bdr. Hole, b Goodwin

Playing on the Central British Lt, Mussoon, b Goodwin School ground at King's Park, the Sgt. Leach, e Lawrence, b Ross Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club Lt. Wright, b Goodwin defeated the KB.S.F.P.A. Ladies in Capt. Howard, b. Goodwin .. a friendly game of hockey, by 4 W. O. Macdonald, e Jex, b Lyal goals to nil, on Saturday last.

Sgt. Glazebrook, e Jex, b Good-

win

with the Hong Kong ladies having B.S.M. Broadbridge, b Ross

The game was evenly contested

when the individual rifle champion- if anything the better of exchanges Sgt. Jelly, not out ship of the Colony was decided to Taikoo range under King's

in the first half, when after Bdr. Trim, b Brace first singe conditions.

20 minutes' play they netted their Extras

one short up to half time. first goal., Kowloon were playing

Weather and sighting were not of the best but some fine scores were! returned.

Company Sergeant-Major Proven just beat Mr. A. MacIndoe in the shoot-off, the latter taking part in his first rifle competition. other competitor to tie was Mr. W Chandler Scores follow:~~

* 1 C.S.M. M.M.,

The

200 500 000 Total Proven, (2xl Bn.

Scots Guarda)... 34 32 31

"2Mr. A. Macindoe

(Taikoo Rifle Club)

*3Mr. W. Chandler

97.

31 34 32 97

(H.M.S. "Carlisle") 32 33 32 97 Mr. W. Barber

(H.M.S. "Argus") 31 33 32 96 Piper Taylor (2nd

Bn. Scots Guards) 32 34 30 36 Capt. F. L. Le Gros,

Mr.

(Royal Artillery) 20 33-33 95

D. Walmsley. (Taikoo Rifle

23 34 30 03

34 31 27 02

Club)... R.S.M. Murray, D.C.M. (2nd Bn. Scots Guards) Mr. W. Lotham

(Dockyard

Rifle Chabl

31 30 30 91 Sgt. Quinn (2nd Bn.

"Scots Guards).. 20 32 29 30 P.O. Cann (H.M.S.

"Marazion") 26 34 20 80

Mr. K. McLennan

(Taikoo

Club)

Rifle

31 32 20 89

1/Sgt. Jeffrey (2nd

BA. Scots Guarda) 31 31 26 88

Mr. C. H. Summers

(Taikoo

Club)

Ride

SAL Barham (2nd

Ba. K.O.S. Bor derers) Set. I/M. Sluter

(2nd Bn. Scots Guardis)

Mr. W. E. Cook (Dockyard Rifle Club)- D/Sgt. Blakeley (2nd Bn; Scuts Guards) Mr. F. G. Coodman

(Hong Kong De-

32 32 23 87

20 29 29 84

24 31 28 83

28 03

23 R3

20 13 22

BR

fence Corps) 23 20 30 82 Sri. Ley (2nd Bn.

Scots Guards) .. 29 28 25 82 A.B. Hamer (H.M.S.

"Bruce")

28 31 23 82 T

White (R.A.O. Corps)... 29 28 21

Motor

C/Sat. Murray,

M.M. (2nd Bn.

78

KO.S. Borderers) 27 25, 23 76

Pte. Hall (2nd Bn.

K.O.S. Bordereral 25 26 24 74 Sto. P.O. Beard

(H.M.S. "Bruce") 24 16 17 57

Positions according to shoot-off `after the tie in the competition proper,

ANNUAL MEETING.

Hong Kong Rifle League Programme.

The annual rifle meeting, under the auspices of the Hong Kong) Ride League, is to be held at the Kowloon City range on Saturday and Sunday next, March 3 and 4.

Saturday's Programme. The programme for Saturday comprises two events which are as under:

The accond half opened with the the Kowloon ladies pressing, but

Was match

46 Gahagan

Ldg. Sig. Mist, b Hancock

LEAGU TABLES.

Division I.

2 Blackburn 2, Tottenham 1,

7 6 0 1 18 Kowloon C.C. .... 5 4 1 0 13 Craigengower C.C. 8 3 3 2 12 Royal Navy. 63 21 11 Indian R.C. "A" .. 7.2 3 2 9 15 Civil Service C.C.. 7 1 3 3 6 2 Chinese, R.C...... 6 1.28 5 Royal Artillery.. 7 11 6 4 o Indian B.C. "B" .. 5 0 1 4 1

Division. II.

P. W. D. L. rta. University 2nd ... 8 8 0 0°24′ Club de Recreio ..8 8 0 2 18 Kowloon C,C, 2nd . 7 & 1 1 16 R.A.0.C.

8 5 0 315

9 4 1 4 13

8 3 0 5 9

7 2 1 4 7

Royal Engineers, 7 2. 0 5 6

76 Civil Service C.C.. 8 2 0 0 6

.0

}

2

bat,

0

BOWLING ANALYSTO. '

Ldg. Writer Reding, c Hancock,

8

0. M, B.

W.

b West

1

1 Murdoch

.10 1 40

1

Pay-Lt. Waters, not out

16 Way

杂 2 33

14 Police R.C.

Royal Navy 2nd

Extras

8

0 .98

1

27 Electric R.C.

Muskett

4 0 16

0

Total

Normington

4 0 24

2

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

"Tamar"

8 0 1 7 1

1

Electric R.C.

0. M. R.

W

W. B. Muskett, b Tansley

18 Griffin

4

1

0

TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

West

8.4 2 21

7

32 Hancock

G 0 18

2

James

10

1

9

28

· RECREIO v. R.A.O.C.

1

0

8 C. E Gahagan, c Woods, b 1 Genge

14 W. N. H. Murdoch, e Wood, b 11 Genge

BG. Murray, b Orchard

---L. de Rome, b Woods

115 S. J. Stanesby, b Woods

J. R. Way, 1.b.w., b Lugg

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0.

I.

w.H. F. Akehurst, not out

6

1 22

13

3 43

G

5 1 14 1

15 0 28 Kowloon G.C.

2

1 F. Normington, b Orchard

Extras

Hong Kong defence was sound and Lyal prevailed. In a raid on the Kow- Goodwin oon's goal, the second point of the Brace

registered after 16 R038 minutes' play: The two teams then settled down to mid-field play but W. Brace, e Howard, b Mussoon 51 not bat. towards the end the Kowloon de- A. W. Ramsay, e Fogden, b fence, worn out, conceded two Leach

further goals. The final whistle E. C. Fincher, not out blew with the Hong Kong side E. F. Fincher, not out" winners of a sporting tussle by 4

: Extras goals to the nit.

The score is not a fair reflection

of the run of the play, for had the

Total (for 2 wkts.)

Total (for 8 wkts.) T. L. Forster, G. G. Thomson

126 Lugg

J. C. Lyal, F. S. Lawrence, Capt. Orchard

Kowloon side grasped opportunities J. E. Drysdale. F. Goodwin, Rev. afforded them, a different result J. P. Murray, S. Jex, N. H. Ross would have been recorded.

CLUB IST XI v. K.O.S.B.

did not bat.

Leach

The following will represent the Mussoon Club 1st XI v. K.O.S.B, on U.S.R.C. Wright ground at 4.45 p.m.,

Wednesday, Trim

Friendly Matches.

Bolton 0, Huddersfield 1.

Cardiff 2, Manchester United 0.

Derby 2, Sheffield United 1.

Liverpool 3, Everton 3.

Leicester S, Arsenal 2.

Middlesbrough 1, Birmingham 1. Portsmouth 1, Burnley 0. Wednesday 0, Newcastle 0. Sunderland 2, Aston Villa 3. West Ham 1, Bury 2.

Division IL Blackpool 3, Notts County 3. Chelsen 0, Southampton 2. Clapton Orient 3, Stoke 2. Grimsby 1, Hull 1

Leeds 2, Fulham 1.

C

Manchester City 2, Preston 2, Notts Forest 0, Swanser 2. Port Vale 2, Wolverhampton 2, Reading 1, Òldham 0. South Shields 0, Burnsley 0. West Bromwich 0, Bristol City 0.

Division III (South). Brentford 1, Torquay 2.. Bournemouth 2, Norwich 1. Brighton 2, Northants 1, Bristol Rovers 2, Charlton.I. Gillingham 4, Newport 0. Luton 2, Exeter 1.

Merthyr O, Queen's Park Rangers 4, One of the two matches still un-¦ Millwall 1, Crystal Palace 1. decided in the first round of the Plymouth 0, Watford 1. Club Championship singles in the Southend 3, Coventry 2. H.K.C.C. annual lawn Entertaining the Royal Army tournament was played during the

tennis Walsall 1, Swindon 2.

Division III' (North).

Ordnance Corps, the Club de Re-week-end, the result being a win Ashington 2, Darlington 3. I creio were defeated by 50 runs.

3 Greenaway

(86) and

Roberts

for E. D. Lawrence over Lieut, J. Barrow 2, Tranmere 1.

(24) scored 60 runs between them Healing by 7-5 and 6-1. The win- Bradford City 2, Accrington 0. 14 out of 100 put up by their side, ner meets A. H. Crook in the second Crewe 4, Doncaster 1.

Halifax 2, Wigan 2, Sousa captured four wickets for 28.

Lake and Hale skittled out the

round.

Two second-round fixtures are Recreio for a total of only 50 runs down for decision to-day but it is The former returned the analysis problematical If they will be play

ed. of 6 for 20 whilst Hale took four

-107

did

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

12

0. M.

R. T.

30 Tansley

wickets for 28. Scores:-

2"-19

1

RA:O.C.

17 Wood

5

0 21

0

16 Woods -Genge

4 21

2

Donaldson, e and b Sousa

Lake, c Guterres, b Figueiredo 12 Hibernians 0, Clyde 11

8

0

17

2

3

0. 11

Pepper, b Sousa

Motherwell 0, Hearts 3.

5

1

4

2

Roberts, c Noronha, b. Carvalho

Queen's Park 5, Kilmarnock 3.

Butterfield, b Figueiredo

0

24 st. Johnstone 0. St. Mirren 0.

Greenaway, b Sousa

Partick v. Cowdenbeath,

36

Skinner, e and b Xavier

Raith v. Rangers, not played.

0

Morgan, run out

4

-Reuter.

Bryant, b Sousa

2

Foyer, c and b Xavier

1

Hale, not out

0

Extras

8

-Total

100

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M

B

W

.18 2 28

8

2

16

3 ↑ 7

5 0 24

7 2 18

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M.

W.

7 0 31

15

5 38 1

4

0 18

0

4

0 17

1 0 G

League II.

Feb. 29-W. J. Lockhart Smith: Glazebrook

J. E. Henry and D. Lyon; L. M. S.

Lloyd, A. A. Dand (captain) and Rev. J. P. Murray; G. B. Slipper,

T. Whitley, F. G. Wheeler, W. Woodward and B. W. Simpson.

HOCKEY CLUB 2ND XI.

CIVIL SERVICE v. K.C.C.

CRAIGENGOWER v. H.K.C.C.

Travelling to Happy Valley with

O ten players, the Hong Kong C.C.

0 defeated the Craigengower C.C. by

six wickets,

The home team started shaklly, Sousa losing two wickets for 8 runs. Figueiredo

Fritz (26) and Hamson (29) add-

At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser-and the whole side were dismissed vice C.C. 2nd XI. lost to the Kow-for 122 loon C.C. 2nd XI. by three wickets.

Overy bowled

well, taking six ents' total

for the loss

of four

ed 50 runs for the third wicket Carvalho

Barros

Xavier

Club de Recreto, The visitors passed their oppon-L. J. Guterres, l.b.w,, b Lake The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey 2nd XI, on the wickets for 40 runs in eight overs. wickets and went on to make 157. A. Barros. b Lake

C. R. Silva, b.w., b Hale Club ground at King's Park, to- Grimmitt (32) was top scorer for for 8. Duckitt hit out enterpris. J. Remedios, b Lake

ingly for 46 which included tenD. P. Xavier, c Greenaway, b nt 5 p.my V. Royal the losers.

Hayward retired Engineers:-F. S. Nicholls; R. R. The K.C.C. made. 148 for eight boundary' shots. Todd, L. F. Nicholson, L. A. R. wickets when stumps were drawn. with 32 to his credit, and Wales C. M. Sousa, b Lake

(captain), Rev. J. P. Capt. Reynolds, turning out for the made 22. Scores Murray, Rev. N. Evans; L. P. winners for Thomas, R. K. Valentine, E. L.tributed -Sim, W. A. Nowers, T. P. Scorea:-

Saunderson.

morrow

Duncan

The Colombus Stadium, the head- Hargreaves-Brawne quarters of French Rugby football, A. W. Grimmitt, e Buxton, b is to change its name to the Yves Overy ...

du Manoir Stadium, in honour of W. H. Edmonds, b Overy the International Rugby player of J. C. Fletcher, ↳ Overy that name who was recently killed R. G. Robertson, e Silkstone, b in an aeroplano accident.

aight To be shot in conjunction and concurrently with previous event).

Sunday's Programme.

9 a.m. to 11am-Tile Competi- tion (teams of six).

11 am to 1 p.m.-Attack. Com petition, (teams of eight).

2 p.m... to 5 p.m.-Musketry Com- petition (teams of eight),

Crafgengower C.C.

H. P. Lim, b Wales...)

Lake

G. H. Noronha, b Hale

F. H. Carvalho, b Halo

0 Hale

12 E 20 6! ..111 1

28 4

the first time, con-

invaluable an

J. H. Figueiredo, e Roberts, b

47.

Hale

A. Kitchell, e Batger, b Thorpe

4

Civil Service 2nd XI

Davies, R. R.

Lee,

D. Fritz, e Duncan, b Parker 26

H. A. Noronha, b Lake

b.

A. B. Hameon, Hayward, b

Parker

D. C. Alves, not out

28

0

Extras

E. Zimmern, b Parker

11

N. Mackay, Ib.w., b Wales

16

Total

БО

$2

R. C. Reed; b Wales

11

HOWLING ANALYSIЯ.

14

U. M. Omar, e sub, b Thorpe. 11

0,

M.

R. 7.

0

Y. Abbas, b Thorpe

5 Lake

Raven

R. S. W. Paterson, l.b.w, b

Overy ****

12 F. Oliver, not out

F. K. Modi, Parker, b Wales

Extras

11

20

6

Total

122

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0

Thorpe

9.2 8

Wales

12

1 .45

0

Lee

5

1 .8

0

19

Parker

7

1 .26

122

Hong Kong 6 t

F. H. W. Haynea, b Overy .. C. Slade, c Raven, b Reynolds 10 G. Gull, c Raven, b Overy .... E. W. Simmonds, e Silkstone,

b Lee

R. Jones, not out

Extraz

Total

· BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Individual Musketry Competition Hargreaves- (to be shot' concurrently with team.

Browns shoot).

Lee On both days from 10 a.m. thoro Reynolds will be a Revolver Pool competi- Overy tion, open to all comers, Pistola Raven and ammunition will be supplied on

$

82

Capt. N. Thorpe, b Hamson .. 0. Maor, b Abbas

L. WE, R. Duckitt, b Fritz

H. J. Armstrong, b. Hamson¦.

K., Batger, b 'Hamson

17 1A. W. Hayward, rotired

9

4.

17

1

4.1 0

8

烹

17

1L. A. R. Duncan, b Hamson ..

40 6 II. V. Parker, not out

8 0 32

-Kowloon 2nd XI.

the range, and no other pistol or A. A. Dand, 'b Robertson revolvers will be allowed to bo c. T. Evans, Slade, b used.. Unlimited entries, at 20 cents per 10 shots can be taken. Capt. J. Reynolds, c Robertson, 9. a.m. to 1 p... Championship Prizes will be as follow:-On each

b Edmonds....

Edmonds:

of the United Services (open to day the 1st prize will be 45 por G. A. V Hail, e Paterson, b members of HM. Navy, Army, Hong cent. of pool; 2nd prize, 20 per Edmonds..... Kong Police, Volunteer Defence cent. of pool; 8rd prize. 10 per ceFH, T. Buxton, Corps).

of pool. The Rifle Meeting fund. Grimmitte 2 pm to 5pm-Rifle. Team takes the remaining 25 per cent. of G. Lee, lb.w., b Paterson Championschip (open to teams of the pool.

A. R. F. Raven, b Grimmitt

1 C. D. Wales, c Zimmern, b Fritz.

Extras

11

Total (for 8 wkts.)

B. W. Leo and another did bat.

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

10 Hamson

Oliver

HUNG'S XI. v. POLICE R.C.

Mr. W. C. Hung's XI., compris. ing mainly of players from the

w.Chinese R.C. and the Diocesan

· Boys' School, defeated the Police 4R.C. by 26 runs at Causeway Bay.

Batting first, Mr. Hung's team

3 made 120, run, the captain himself (32) being the highest scorer. 19 Baker accounted for six wickets for 10 87 runs.

46 The Police R.C. compiled 94 runa,

A. T. Lee capturing three wickets

0 for 5 runa. Scores:

32

W. C. Hung's XI

0D. J. N. Anderson, run out

W. H. Kwan, b Alexander.....

22 F. I. Zimmern, b. Baker

Nelson 1, Bradford 2.

New Brighton 2, Hartlepools 1.

Rochdale 6, Chesterfield 1. Rotherham 0, Wrexham 1. Southport 3, Durham 1.

Stockport v. Lincoln, not played,

Scottish League. Bon❜ess 2, Airdrieonians 2. Celtic 1, Aberdeen 1.

Dunfermline 1, Hamilton 2.

Falkirk 6, Dundee 1.

(Continued at foot of preceding

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PICTURE

A

4

24 Tsui Wai-pul, b Baker

15

| E. A. Lee, c. Smith, b Baker, 157 A.. T. Lee, c Meadows, b' Baker ·

24

0

not T. E. Yeoh, c Wagland, b Baker

W. C. Hung, Waglend, b.

Baker

COMING TO THE

$2

QUEEN'S

THURSDAY TO SATURDAY. Usual Times And Prices.

RK. L. Chau, not out

50 4 A. Hung, run out

0 Taul Hung-pul,

10. M.

184

Davies, b

0

14:0 .9

0

11 Abbas

Fritz

8

54 0 2721

86 Omar

Extria

Total

out