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SPORT.
CRICKET.
HONGKONG.C.C. ». RÜYAL ENGINEERS.
Hongkong won their second league match rather easily on Saturday, when Pearce, Murray and Muriel gave the Service
leather-hunting. men Some
included nine Petree's score of 02 boundary hits and two, sixes. Muriel compiled a pretty 59, including nine boundaries and one six; and Murray aise completed his half century. Donnelly bowled consistently well and captured 7 wickets for just over six run each. On the other hand, the Engineers tried no fewer than nine bowlers.
Hongkong's
first wickd made exactly their opi Jonents total. Score:
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Sergt. McGregor, Lhow., bi Maus 15 Sapper Gordon, bw, b Donnelly 15 Corp. Adams, 6 Donnelly CMS Reakes, i Donnelly
Spr. Waller, & Murray, b Tayler..... 16 Lieut. Wahl, e Murmy, ↳ Donnelly S
L.-Cpl. Litens, L. Donnelly
S-Sgt. White, by Donnelly
S. Sgt. Cripwell, not out
·Com. Charters, C Murray,
Donnelly
L-Cpi. Todd, run out.
Extras
·CIVIL SERVICE » CHINESE
HECREATION CLUB,
THY HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND,
This match, played on the Civil Service Ground, ended in a draw in favour of the home tean. Hamilton and Witchell did well for the hutne team in batting and bowling, while Bird contributed a very usefu! 35. The visitors were unable to complete their innings en account of the Jight Chow Yat Kwong made top score with 31. Sehres :--
CIVIL SERVICE.
R. C. Witdiell, Wei Lee Hon,
Ng Sa Kwong
D. M. Goodall; & Ng Sao Kwong,
b- Un Yer Fan
P. T. Lamble, e Wong Kwok Kwong,
b Ng Sa Kwong
T. McCormick, Un Yew Ean, b
Ng Sw, kwong
B. W. Bradbury, e Wong, b Un
Yew Fau
R. B. O, Bird, & Ho Wing Him
Hon. Mr C. Severn, 'Ng Se
Kwong
E. W. Hamilton, e and b` Ho Wing
Him...
W. H. Edmonds, not out
O, Woodman, not out-
C. Sana did not dat
CRAIGENGOWER 7. 93D CO. R.G.A.
This friendly match was played on Saturday on Craigengower's ground and resulted in a win for the Service Athoric of the visitor team, en... with a neiul 32, was top-scorer and Graham, of the Crigengower team, cap inred six wickets for 40 runs, incidentally. bowling 5 maiden overs. Scores
8340 00. BiG.A.
Gr. Taylor, e sex, b Graham
Br. Mano, c Sub, b Jek
Br. Dix, ran out.
Br. Atborne, 1.bw,, b-Graham
3
Gr. Page, Graham
Or. Hawley, Edwards
7
Gr. Sharp, Graham....
Br. Veal, e Edwards, b Graham
Br. Gkau, c Edwards, b Graham... 0 Gr. Lord, nol aut
11
Gr. Jy Lord, e Schnepel, b Edwards 10
Extra
I
ان
16
Total......
Bowling Analysis.
4. 31.
Jex
$
*2
Graham
$20
46
é
Schnepel
મ
11
0
0
Edwards
K
18
9
Extras
Nori.r.
0
t
21
#
7
Total fors wickets) 155
Bowling. Analysis.
CRALGENGOWER,
J. Jex, Dix, h Athorne ...
0
J. D. Norier, Taylor
3
M. IL. W.
9
Ho Wing Him .... 10. Un. Yey F
G
12
0
214
0
H. Ching
++
0
*
CHLANIR RECREATION CLUB.
Yew Man Chuh, e and b Witch*il: 8 Chow Yat Kwong. Hamilton 31 Ng Sze Kwong, Hamilton
F. G. Thompson, ran out
D. K. Kharus, & Mann, b Athurne 9
R. Basa, e Hawley; b Athorne..... 14.
W. Grain, hit wicket, 1 Mana 15
L: A. Rose, c and b J. Lord
Edwards, e Hawley, b Taylor
F. Scinepe, b Manu
G. Manley, b J, Lord.
E. E. Ellis, not out
Extras
Total
13.
14
G
2
9
5
Total
Bowling Analysis.
$1.
H
Donnelly: B
7
Mauri
4
17
1. Lee, 1.b., & Witebell
....... 25
De Romein
0
Ho Wing Him, Bird, b Witchell 20
Tayler
# 0
1
H. Ching, Dew., b. Witchell
t
Pearce
2
✩
6
Un Yew Fan, e Lanable, b Witchell 2 Ng Se Yuen, e Lamble, b Hamilton
0. M.
JL.
W.
"Wei Lee Hoa, not, out i
I. Wong, c and Witchell
Athorne
12
2 38
3
ម
Wong Kwok Kwong, not out
Extra
Taylor
3
2
Mann J. Lord
*
15
2
B 0 19 惩
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
HONGKONG 0.0.
Lt. Murray, e Todd, I MeGregor 50
T. E. Pearce, c. Charters, b Lucus... 62
F. J. de Rome, b McGregor
L. D. MeNicoli, b Locas
I
0
........ 27
FW. S. Evans, b Cripwell
H. E. Muriel, e Charters, b Gordon 50
MM. Mass, c Chainers, by Gordon 20
H. E. Holland, not cut
* Total (for 9 wickets)........127
Bowling Analysis,
R. Kennely, cand b Cripwell .......... U
M.
W.
Hamilton gates £1
23 *
14
Witchell
HH. Taylor, not out
D. E. Donnelly did not bat
Extrng
0
Severn Bird
3
0 16
# -58 5 0. #1
1
20
Reakes
Cripwell
White
Charter,
McGregor
Lucas
Adains
Gerdia
Waller
25
Total (for 8 wickets)...287
Bowling. Analysis.
KOWLOON
U+ 51.
歡
3
(
0
T-
0
44
U
t
0
17
0
Q
0
2
R.G.A.
0
0
Kowloon again won at home on Satur- day, thanks to another fine foreing half-century by Stalker, whose score was remarkable for clean hitting and included no fewer than eleven tours. He also took four wickets for 17 PAAS. Gunner
· Sharian was top scorer, for the visitors, while Mr. Extras" helped them along. with a soful 22. Gunner Boocock's bowl- ing was deadly; he dismissed 8 of the opposing deven for just over a oach. Scores:-
R.G.A
Gar, Drumond, c.McConnell, b
L'obb
Ger. Perkins, run cut
runs
11
Sgt. Talfourd, c Hodge, b Pestonji d Unr. Sharman, Wheeler, b
Pestonji
Gunr, Baines, e Pestonji, b Colb.. 14 Q.M.S. Rosa, 1.b.w, b Pestonji
HONGKONG UNIVERSITY
MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.
Thanks to the bowling at G. E. Marley, who took 7 wickets the 4 runs the University cleven, on Saturday obtained in overwhelming victory with a moderate Leor to theit credit. The match was played at Happy Valley, and the wicket, though covered with matting, was very uncertain, is only three of the winning team cut any figure with the bat. For the soldiers Fawthorp did the hat Trick." Seores t
MIDDLESEX REGT. Butterworth, Lins, b
A, 10
L-Cpl.
Brayshay.. L-Cpl. Tolett, not aut Pte. Austen, e Brayshay, 6 Marley 1 Ptc. Purtell, ↳ Marky
0
Pte. Smith, e Jack, b Marley
0.
Pte. Anderson, b Marley...
Pte. Fawthorp, cand i Marley
0
Pt. Thompson, b Marley.
0
0.
L-Cpl. Heasman, b Brayshay Pte. Walker, h Brayshay Pte. Woodward, b Marley
Extras
16
Bowling Analysis.
0,
W.
Brayshay Marley
7.1 R મ 3 ཧྭ་ 5 4 7
IRE UNIVERSITY.
R. A. Ponsonby Fane, b Purnell... G J. Wright, e Smith, b Purnell 0 G. E. Marley, e Heasuan, b Wood
ward
A H. Rumjan, not out
21 31
K. Brayshay,
C
Thompson,
Gur. Boocock, not out.-.-.-.-.-
Fawthorp
29
Gur. Middleton, e and b Stalker....
5
D. K. Samy, b Fawthorn
Gur. Cooper, b Stalker
6
G. Hall, b Fawthorp
0
Lieut. Baker, b. Stalker
5
W. Gitting b Butterworthy.
4
Q
Cheah Keng Seng, e
and
Fawthorp
0
Br. Armstys, b Stalker
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Cobb Pestonji Stalker
102
J. M. Jack, c and b Butterworth... I
Lim Keng Sim, b Fawthorp
.0. M. FL; W.
10 2 30 2
15 B 33
Purnell
5
1 17
KOWLOON.
F. Wheeler, e Armatys, b Baker:
23
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0,
R. W.
Woodward
5.
28
1
0
£7
2
E
0
97
5
40
11:2
Butterworth.
Fawthorp
4
3. Stalker, b Boocock
52
Et. McDonnell, b Boocock
15
C. J. Stapleton, b Middleton, b
Boocock
1
Dr. Forsyth, b Boocock
10
W. T. Elson, st, Sharman, b
Perkins
1
L. E. S, Hodge, t. Sharman, b
Boocock
J. P. Robinson, e Baker, b Boocock 6 R. Pestonji, e Baines, à Boccock 4 A. de Sousa, b Bancock
P. H, Cobb, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Azalysis.
Armatys Biddleton.
Baker
Boocock
Perkins...
Talfourd
10
7.
LEAGUE TABLE,
Five individual half-centuries were. made on Saturday's league matches, and some very good cricket should be seen this season. T. E. Pearce, of the Hong kong Club, as top-scorer on the day with 62. The bowling honours fell to G. E. Marley, of the University, with the marvellous average of 7 wickets for 4 runs against the Middlesex. Fawthorp, of the Middlesex, did the "hat trick.".
Played. Wan, Lost. Drawa. Points. Hongkong.. 2 100 Kowloon
(6
00
G
1. 4
I
A
0 3
Civil Service 2 1 D University
Bowling Analysis.
H.G.A., 3; CLUB, 1.
3%
A friendly game was played by these temps on the Club Ground on Satur 'day. The Club were rather short of players, making their teams up with a couple of players (röm, military teams. The game was a fast, interesting one, both goalkeepers having plenty to do, and doing it well, especially Goldenberg, who again and again saved what looked like! certain goals.
MacTavish opened the scoring for the Club with a well-placed kick, his opportunity being brought about by some good bustling work by Wood. Shortly afterwards Gretton qualised, and later on, Baxter who had been putting in splendid work for the soldiers on the left wing, restored the head to his side with a good shot. There was no further scoring before half-time.
The second half was almost a repetition of the first, a powerful attack giving the defence plenty to do. On the whole the Gunners had the lion's share of play in this half, but the Club frequently broke away and should have scored, but were weak in front of goal. There was no scoring until just upon time, when Green, by a very clever individual effort, eluded the opposing
third
ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF
CLUB.
CHAMPIONSHIP 1917 DRAW,
The following is the draw for the Club's Championship for 1017:-
Lindsell Des Voeux. Thursfield Fisher.
B. Hancock . Rawlinson. Cumming », Leith.
Bulmer Jolinson
Syme. Thomson."
Sydney Evans P. Raworth.
Redmond » Archbutt. Dodwell. Stewart.
Murray .Kraft.
Sandford Loughlin.
E. Davidson an Edwards.
W. J. Morrison 2. De Rome..
Purves. Brayshay
Lindsay-Woods r. Milner-Jones. Ritchie Grist
Rodger (Junior). Crow.
Un present for the semi-finalists
1917.
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again on Friday night. Gunner E. Lord, HEAVY
Lients. Thornwill and Baker, of the 83rd, Company R,G,A., played Corp. Morse, Sergt. Leigh, and Captain · Henderson- Smith, of the Middlesex Regiment. Lord won his game by a considerable margin, but the Middlesex players proved superior in the next two games, winning by 7 núd 21 respectively. The contest will he
con- tinned tonight, and will no doubt.. attract a large number of spectators, as Gunner Lord, ser., who is reported to ie one of the best players in the Colony, will make his best appearance in the Burd, team Scores,
BIRD CÒ, R.G.Ak+ 25TH MIDDLESEX REUT Gunt. Lord... 200 Corp. Morse.. 18 Lieut. Thornwill 100 Sergt. Leigh... 00 Lieut. Baker...... 170 Capt. Hender
son-Smith ...... 200
HONGKONG MAGISTRACY.
AN EXPENSIVE GIFT. A Chinese pleaded guilty to the unlaw ful possession of three taels of opium dross, one tael more than allowed.
Defendant stated that his father anoked opium and he got the dross from his friends to give to the old man.
Mr. Wood imposed a fine of $20 with the alternative of 21 days' hard labour. CHILD KILLED BY A RUNAWAY TRUCK.
Two Chinese youths were charged, before Mr. Dyor Ball, on Saturday, with the manslaughter of a Chinese girl at Victoria Strat It was stated that the prisoners were pushing a two-wheeled truck up Victoria Street at about 1.30 street the truck got out of contral and p.m. on Friday, and at the toji the rolled backwards down the incline, run on the spot.
Â. ning over Chinese
girl and killing her After the accident ite prisoners went to the Police Station and gave themselves up.
The case was remanded to Thursday next, hail being fixed at $500 each.
ALLEGED OPIUM SMUGGLING. Two Chinese were charged before Mr. Wood with anuggling 3,465, taels of pre- pared opium on board the 8.8. Pumpenh,
Mr. Mattingly appeared for the defence. Inspector Wildin stated that both the
safe for his side, and made the garue defendants were employed on board the by registering the line respectively. At 2 o'clock, that morning 5-6. l'empent as cook and quartermaster, goal. MacTavish Stewart and Rodger as Rodger is half they were caught by Chinese Revenue backs, and McCubbin at back, were all Offices in the act of lowering into n very prominent for the Club. The R.G.A., sampan two canvas bags containing the who were unable inst year to obtain a opium. Other members of the crew were forward line of any merit, appear this assisting the defendants, but escaped. year to have one of considerable promise, arrest Gretton, Green and Baxter being three extremely useful men.
TENNIS.
DOUBLES HANDICAP AT KOWLOON
The case was remanded to Friday next.
MAGISTRATE'S PRACTICAL
SYMPATHY.
A Chinese who was summoned for hawk- ing peanuts in Kowloon without a licence told Mr. J. R. Wood that he had hurt his hand and could not work, so he had to
In the second round of the Doubles Handicap at Kowloon Cricket Ground-hawk for his
Anderson and Forster beat Macaskill and Mead, 7-5, 6-4
Pile and Morrison beat Lindall and Jewsbury 6-2, 6-3.
Jack and Goodwin beat Jersad and Nicoll 3 86
SHANGHAI DOUBLES TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP,
The final of the lawn tennis doubles championship on the 13th inst. resulted in a win for Messrs. Elmore and Hum phreys by three sets to one, the sore by games being 6-3, 7-9, 6-4, 6-2
Their opponents were Messrs. Toussaint and Phillips After the match, M. Wilden, the French Consul-General, presented the cups to the winners
LAWN BOWLS.
་"་;
A match between Taikoo and The Rest: was played off on Saturday afternoon, when the former's rinks won.
SHANGHAI LAWN BOWLS CLUB RINK CHAMPIONSHIP,
The final round of the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club's rink championship on the 13th inst, resulted in a victory for Mr G. McMurdo's team by 21 points to 17.
The teams and scores were as follows: G. Mcmurdo.
O. Crewe Read.. E
F. Forrier.
A. Taylor. 0.2 0 0 A. Macgregor. F. C. Banham. 020
B. C. Alkenhead. J. C. Macdougall.
(Skip) 21** (Bdp) 17 At the conculsion of the game Sir Everard Fraser presented the prizes to 3 points for a win and I point for drawn the winners of the Single Pairs and Bink match
131
10. R. C
0.
W.
R. E
··
17.
0
R. G. A...
2
Craigengowero
31
1
Middlesex k
01
Navy
1
በ .
0
Championships.
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said he believed the man's story. He had seen the defendant's hand and was quite satisfied that the defendant could not use it. Defendant had only $1.09 in his possession when arrested," adland His Worship
rebis ordered that $3 shant's b paid to the defendant out of the Poor Box. He told defendant that the $3, added to the #1 he had in Police custody, would be sufficient to pay for a licence. Inspector Gordon would get him the licence with the money..
Defendant expressed his thanks.
be
THEFTS FROM KOWLOON RAILWAY
RESTATION.
A Chinese was charged with the larceny of lamp shades, fittings, etc., from the Kowloon Canton Railway, and, alter natively, with receiving them, knowing them to be stolen.
ап.
It was stated that defendant was Canton Road towards Yaumali with e arresed on Friday is ho going along articks tied up in a parcel of papers, Defendant told the Chinese detective who arrested him that the articles were given hig to
old friend. carry by Mr. Winyard, Traffic Inspector of the Kowlon-Canton Railway, stated that the shades were stolen from the first class shades did not matter much, but the wire waiting rooms
and the corridor. The ing which had to be cut in order to take out the shades would cost a good deal of money to
defendant. Witness bad aften seen
papers to passengers on bad been warned off
the traina several times,
After further evidence, Mr. Wood con- ricted defendant, of receiving and sen tenced him to four months hard labour and four hours in the stocks, outside the Kowlon-Canten Railway Station
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