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LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET.
CLUE DEFEAT POLICE.
HANCOCK'S HITTING.
The Club were far too good for the Police in the game which was played on the Club ground on Saturday Batting | first, “Robert " made but 101, the bowling. of Pearce being the main cause of the poor showing. With half the team still to hat the Club passed this total. Sutton batted well for his to, but the feature of the Club's innings was the hitting display of Hancock. De went in when the ganie was wou, and opened his shoulders at once, soven successive hits producing 30 runs. | He cured his 04 in twenty minutes, and was out 10. a remarkably good catch, Alexander taking the ball high when on the run near the pavilion. Scores:—
POLICE..
Kelly, b de Romo Reed, Mitchell, b Maas Alexander, b. Fearce
12.
Booker, e Mitchell,
Pearca
Pitt, cand b Pearce
Grimmett, e Moore, b Pearce
Insp. Gerrard, b Pearce
11 16
[31.5
Cooper, e Mans, b Pearce
1
Taylor, e Hooper, b de Rome, MPT H. King, not out
0.
Lasy. Withers, e Maas, b de Rome
Extras
Total
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Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
HH. Tayler...... 6
10
M. M. Maas 50 97 T. E. Pearce..... 00. 37 J. de Bome
5.4 1 13
POLICE
C. A. Hooper, run out
K. McLennan, b Chapman
B. D Evan, c Wilkinson Chap 18 W. T. Elson, b Chapman ............... 0 J. P. Robinson, e Jenner b McGrego: 57 Lt. Maberley, Wilkinson, b Chap
J. H. Mead, Taylor, b Savage ... AR. Silkstone, b Sarige H. Overy, not out
A. WE Davidson; e Wright, h
Taylor
E. J. Edwards, C. Mycock, did not hat.
Extras
2
0 M
107:
Total
Bowling Analysia,
Savage
10
30
2
Chapman McGregor Taylor
11 2 43 20/0 19 1204 Τ
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE..
ALTILLERY: BAVE THEIR REVENGER
THE MAGISTRACY.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DISHONEST HOUSEBOY."
Before Mr. FA, Hazeland on Satur day, a Chinese houseboy was summoned for leaving the employ of Mr. Murray, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, without notice; with stealing, as bailee, 81,30, the money of Mr. Murray, with obtaining goods to the value of 88.91. from a com" pradore; and also with stealing the cloth ing of another boy employed
Mr.. Murray
Defendant, who was arrested at Sam Shui Po, after he had pawned an article of clothing, was sentenced to three months' imprisonmont and four hours' stocks.
WANTED IN SINGAPORE.
At the Magistracy on Saturday, Detee tive-Sergeant Murphy applied, under the Fugitive Offendors' Act, for the surrender to the Singapore Authorities of Loo Way Hing, alios Lo Wai Ting, on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $0,134, the noneys of the Yeo Nam Sang firm at Singapore. Defendant was arrested at n boarding house in Hongkong, where, it war alleged, he had been spending plenty
ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
The Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Aliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations:-
The Navy suffered their first reverse in the U.S. League on Saturday, when the 20R.G.A. had the pleasure of avenging their recent defeat and defeating the Navy by the only goal scored. There was some really good football at times, but the Navy forwards failed to reprodues the splendid form they have been showing of late. Their combination was completely of money. A week's remand was granted broken up by the Artillerymen's inter- mediate line, behind which were a cap able pair of backs. The Artillery obtain ed their point early in the game. Svan worked his way almost to the corner flag, and centred beautifully, the leather being prettily headed through by Robins. Soon afterwards Watson hit the post with a drive that had completely beaten the Navy custodian, but the ball was kicked out of danger by Fennimore, whose clean and clever work was one of the features of the game. The soldiers' front rank showed a good understanding, and had their shoot ing approached the excellence of their passing the score would most probably have been greater. In the second balf the Navy forwards improved somewhat, but their final efforts were deplorable. Palmer alonic came near, equalising, a shot from this hard working forward missing the mark by a foot. Mr. F. W. Eager admir ably controlled the game.
F. Sutton, e Pitt, b King ... 05 F. J. de Rome, b King
17
DE. Dannelly, c and b Alexander..... 1
R. Kennedy, c and b Alexander ..◊
M. M. Mass, b Kelly.
25
H. H. Tayler, ↳ King
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8 8. Moore, b Kelly
17
23
E Mitchell, not aut
R. Hancock, e Alexander, b Grimmett 64
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts.).
T. E Pearce did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Kelly Booker Alexander,
Grimmett
King
161
5
104
2
31
48 82
0.
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CRAIGZNGOWEN.
D. K. Kharas, o Bird, b Witchell JB. Braga, b Bird:
11
R. G. Southerton, b Bird
56
L.A. Rose, & Trechi, b Edmonds
J. D.Noria, c Bearne, b Bird
R. Basa, e Barlow, b Witchell
W. E. Raso, not out
5. Jex, c Hill, b Bird
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts.)
Bowling Analysis.
.143
AND
Witchell Bird Wood
0
Edmonds Bearne
3.
3
0
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RO. Witchell, b Southerton
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P. T. Lamble, b Braga
R. C. Barlow, e Moria, h Braga,
W. Edmonds, e Rose, bes
W. Hill, c. Rose, b Southerton
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F. W. Wood, b Southerton
R. E. O, Bird, b Southerton
C. J. Tacchi, run out
R. W. Bearuno, run out
P. R. Wood, not cut.
F. H. Ismail, e Moria, b Brage
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111
Bowling Analysis
Southerton
0 16
2
30
Braga Jex
8.2 0
37
17
ARMY DEFEAT KOWLOON.
A match between Kowloon C.C and R.G.A and R.E. was played at Kowloon on Saturday resulting in a win for the Army. Scoses:
TRIGA, AND 'BIE,
McGregor, e Robinson, b Moberly
81
Lt. Taylor, b McLennan
Set Savage, run out.
0
Hanson, e Edwards, b Overy
Lt. Chapman, Moberley
23
Jennor, bit wicket, e Robinson
8.
Darey, b Moberly
Wright, e McLennan, b Robinson
$
Wilkinson, b Moberley
Elson, not out
2
Liversy, not out
2
Total
.156
Bowling Analysis.
12
94
61
Extras
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Evans
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Overs
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The annual meeting of the members of the Olympic Tennis Club was held at the Club-house, Kowloon, on Saturday. The Secretary (Mr. Stevens) intimated his desire to be relieved of the duties, and Mr. Arthur Viveash was elected to the posi tion. Mr. George Harper was appointed Hon. Treasurer. The Committee were elected as follows:-Messrs. O. J. Higgin- botham, R. G. Southerton, R. J. Kilby, D. C. Wilson and Stevens.
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