LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET.
TRIANGULAR LEAGUE-
THE GARRISON DEFEAT HONUKÒNG. The Garrison defeated the Hongkong Cricket Club on the latter's ground on Saturday by 34 runs in a rather low sporing match. The best cricket of the game was displayed during the partner ship of Lieut. Bagnall and Major Bowen, both batsmen hitting, spiritedly. Scores
and analysgyer
THE GARRISON.
Captain Matthews, Kennedy, b
Anderson Capt. W. H. Smith, Anderson ...... 10 Gunuer Berry, e Wodehouse, ↳ Ander-
BlY
Lient. Baguni, Donnelly
10
Major Bowen, e Wodehouse, Read... 42 Bergt. Ostler, Reed
4
Bugler Palmer, B. Hancock, B Reed 19.
Capt. Allianu, bs Reed Balgan ma Private Dixon, not out ........ Private Bowlor, h Read
Private Waterson, e Stokes,
Extras
Bowling Analysis.
Totul
Andern
Wodrhouse
Donnelly
Beet
Cobb
158 0
Rood... 7
10
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www.
40
3
2
0 24
0. ...5.1
15
8
0.
18
HONGKONG...
1.
F
SS. Moore, & Berry, Bagnall
P. P. E. Wodehouse, Bowen, b
Ball
H. Hancock, c
في
Waterbo, hi Bagnall L
A. G. Stokes, e Mutthews, & Üstlere
R. N. Anderson, & Bowler, 1 Borry...
R. Kennedy, Baguall
2
A. A. Caston, & Palmer, ↳ Ostler..
20
B. 41. Rent, Ostler, b Bagnall
1
T. E. Pared, I Ostler
14
0
3. E. Dannelly, e Fahner, is Bagnal..
4
P. H. Cobb, not aut
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Extras
Tut
Bagnall
Berry
Athin
Bowling Analysis.
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H 1.
St.
H
15
1
4
{}
h
11
3
Captain Allison fowled six wides
HONGKONG POLICE MILITARY C.C.
A CLEVER CORPORAL.
Played on the ground of the soldiers on Saturday, who won very comfortably: thanks to a 110 by Corp!. Morrish, by 108 runs. In addition to his century Morrish also captured saren wickets for 20
Only. Scores; -
MILITARY 0.0.
Moorish, e and b McLenna
110
McGregor, Alexander
13.
Moutrie, Alexander, ↳ Grimmitt
0
Kelly, Alexander .......
Tucker, e Burlingham, Kelly
Lewis, e Grimmitt,
Alexander
Heath, bw, Kelly
5
Richards, Kelly.
0
Whiting, not ont
$
Coxen, b Kelly
Ingram, e Edwards, b Kolly
Extras
'Total
Bowling Analysis..
.104
07 M- 13.
W..
C. Kelly
11 +
E. Alexander
11
0 06
3
A. Grimmitt
3
17 શ
T. H. King
3
17
"
10%ORONG POLICE.
K, Melonua; e and b Morrist
Hampshiremen greatly, and for quite an appreciable period the Cornwalls backs were defending. Lee in particular giving anxiety. Then gradually, by their superior play and finesse, the soldiers got into the sailors territory-to stay there practically for the remainder of the match, Martin, the captain of the Tars," whose brilliant play was the feature of the exhibition, and who saved his side from downfall repentedly, took the ball off the top of the soldiers' contre. as he was on the point of shooting within short range, and the goalie shortly after wards evoked loud-voiced approval from the spectators for two clever clearances. Following a glaring miss by the Corn- walls forwards, this sailors broke away, and Hayward shot only just too high from the extreme right.
After the interval, the Infantrymen mado things to around Martin & Co., but this great back was always on the spot where danger must threatened, and the soldiers could not get past him. Even the soldiers' halves and backs came up to join in the persistent onslaught, and shot after. shot was rained in, but were all rendered The intuenous through miserable aim.
Dukes" inside forwards were extremely elever-ton clever in fact. They wriggled through first one and then another of the Hampshire's defence, but there was too much individualism altogether. Marián seemed to be the shadow of each of them, and his ubiquity was not a little dis concerting. Once the Hampshireruen were given an exceptionally easy chance at the Cornwalls oud, but the left winger, two yards from a yawning goal, muddled it away. and the strain on the sailors' defence was continued. The last quarter of an hour-was full of anxiety for the Tars," and there were many thrilling incidents. Once the "Dukes" inside-left squirmed right through, bat Martin appeared and robbed him in the nick of
time, and at the call of time the Hamp- shiremen remained unbeaten, thanks to the great work of their captain and custodian, and the inaccuracy of the Infantrymen's marksmen. Sergt. Wilson- was the referee,
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