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HONGKONG CLUB 7. ICA.

EMMA

Brayshay Marley

UNIVERSITY.

R. A. Ponsonby Fane, o Dickenson,

Smith

AH

Porncli

G. Hail, b Pernel J. D. Wright,

ht, b Pernell

A. Redmond, c and b Smith E. Marley, bw, Dickenson ... W Gittens, o and b Pernell Lim Keng Sim, c Tebbut, b Pernell D. K. Samy & Pernell

L Chean, b Butterworth K. Brayatny not out

The match between the Hongkong Club and the RG.A., played on the Club ground on Saturday, ended, as anti- cipated, in a decisive victory for the Club by six wickets and 87 runs. The gunnera compiled $127 runs the top. scorers being Mr. Extras! (21) and Br. Athorne (21). The Club responded with 214 for the loss of only four wickets, all the players making good individual Boores, M. M. Maas (not out, 47) played a vigorous innings, hitting one six ond ve fours. He looked like continuing in this strein when the innings, was closed. SCOTEB

Br. Athorne, e de Rome, b Mans ... 20 Br. Dix, b Morgan

Gnr. Perkins, b Gray

Gar Cooper o Murray, b Mass ........ 15′′ Br. Mann, b Donnelly

Gnr. Smith, b Mass cra

(nr. Baines, b Donnelly

CQMS. Roes, c Evans, b Don-

endly"

Capt. Cooney, not out

Br. Glead; b Donnelly

Gr. Jones, b Maas.

Bowling Analysis.

Extras

Total

DE. Donnelly

Lt. Col. Morgan

M. M. MaaS

8.4 1 37

·[26-1

F. J. de Rome

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GRAND ANNEL

GRAND STRAND.

TSINGTAU

"IDEAL SEA-BATHING ”

Cant. E. H. Gray 6 9

Capt, E. H. Gray, Porkins, b

Anore

H. E. Muriel, e Smith, b Athorne 42 LH, E. Murray, b Athorne F. Genome, a smith, b Dix

M. M. Moas, not out

R1 Thuraleld, not out

34

Total (for wkta., declared) 214

F. W. S. Evans, E. R. Thomas,

Pernell

Tebbut

Smith

Dickenson

Extras ann

Butterworthi

Total.

0.3

CRICKET NOTES

THE LEAGUE POSITION.

28

10

148

The outstanding event on Saturday was the Navy's failure to make any sort of stand against the Civil Service The home side, without Dizon and Lamble, were hardly expected to win, and when they wore

ore all dismissed for 104 the visitors seerted certain

to pass their total without difficulty. They failed, however, and no single bateman reaching

Filed bares. The winket was in splen

double

did condition

did

was

to

And seemed to suit Hamil. ton, whose deliveries kept very low and came off the ground faster than usual. Robinson was unfortunate to play on and the Sailors lost from Bird's bowling, another useful wicket when Cary ran himself ont. Commander Gloon was nover at home, an

and before he

lucky "yorked" by Hamilton, he was survive a maiden over from Bird. The felding on both sides was very On the Club Ground the d badly beaten by the Club, who made runs very quickly After Saturday's showing they give the impression that they are good enough to win both their remaining well in front

wore

matches, in which case finish

Lieute

University won comfortablyfis

Col HH Morgan, F. Sutton, and D. anticipated, and have now only the

Donnelly did not bat

Athorne

Buines

Cooper

Perkins

Dix

W

The

Club to play to complete their programme- There are not many fixtures to be played off now, and another fortnight should see the end of the

are Hongkong

52 3 matches still to be plavePetition. The Fra Civil Bervice and Unty Craigen-

Bowling Analysis,

0. 11

$1

:0

3D

5030)

CIVIL SERVICE NAVY,

The feature of this match at Happy Vailey, on Saturday, was the collaps of

„Bowling Analysis.

Middleton Attwood

FE Joseland and B. Henderson (17) v. J. W. Gloyn and J. W. Stowart (23).

G. E Towns and W. Ross (18) v. HJ. Gedge and E. J. Grist (19).

"A. Leith and H. E. Muriel (15) «. H.

2.

Winslow and A. 8. Mackiclan (20). G. S. Archbutt and L. N. Lofe (11) v. F Syma Thomson and JH Goodban (13), _______

KOWLOON. ROYAL ENGINEERS.

This match at King's Park, on Satur day, was won by Kowloon by 86 runs The Engineers scored 83, Sgt. McGregor contributing 19 and Spr. Osborne 17. J. N E Kent and L. C. Robinson (1) Stalker took 5 wickets for 28 rums. Kow B. Johnson and A. H. Crow (8). loon replied with 169, T. Stalker (47) and Un How Fan (an) together practically equally the opposing total Scores

J. Hooper and P. R. Wolfi (18) v. J. H. Walluce and H. Haywood (23),-.

ROYAL ENGINEERS

Sgt. McGregor, e Cobb, b Un Hew -

Fan

19

OQMS. Reales, c.sub, b Stalker 10 L/Upl. Lawrence, o McNicoll, b

Stalker

Oi

Spr. Waller o Haynes, b Cobb 14

· Lt Wahl, d'Elson) b Un Hew Fan 1

Cpl. Adams, o Elson, b Un How

Pte Commer b Stalker

Q

Spr. Osborne e McNicoll, b Cobb 17

S8. Cripwell, b Stalker

.5

Cpl. Heath, o MoNicoll.

6

0

Pte Taylor, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

PH Cobb J.Stalker...

Un Hew Fan

14.20

KOWLOON.

J. H. Mead, b. Reakes

W. T: Elson, b Renken J.Wheeler, run out

Blackburn, run out

J Stalker, c Wahl, b Reakes. Un Hew an, b Cripwell

JP. Robinson, c Reakes, b Crip

well

W. L. Haynes, b. Waller

L. D. McNicoll, not out

R. F. Lindsell, c McGregor, Se Waller

P. H Cobb, b Renkes

Bi

0.

Extras

Total

169

***** Bowling Analysis.

C.Q.M.S. Reakes..

Pte. Conner,

3.

Taylor

8.8. Cripwell

30

20

0 བ་

Sgt. McGregor ... 2 .0.

3 Spr. Waller UNIVERSITY 2ND XI; . NAVY 2ND XI.

The match between the University Ind and the Navy 2nd XI was played on in a win for the University by 44 runs:

b Ismail Barelay, A 2ND XI. * Breslin, b Hinton ...

Saturday on the Navy ground, and ended

Civii Service

Navy, Kowloon

and RG.Asix Over R.EU

The only teams which are games in all. The only concerned in the destination of the shield Kowloon, University, are the Club, the

tint and the Civil Service Assuming Kowloon win their last match and Civil Navs shelther of which, however, may be win their return game against the the Navy for 27 runs. The Navy bave been playing very well of late, And it regarded as cortainties the orly chance at the Civil was anticipated that they would walk off Service may defeat the Club and with the points, but the unexpected University draw, in which case "all

Lour happened. The Civil Service lost lahen leaders you finish with spin the cu

for runs, when D M. Goodall most likely result as that the Club was joined by C. M. W. Beynolds and will beat the University- and draw withintat

which as the final

40 Kowloon, 37 $35.

these two

hare sides

that

carried the score, tu 56 After the Old Service, do

missal of these two, the score mounted slowly, acd ultimately the botal of 104

was reached. I was anticipated that stiklefits only hope lies in beating the the Navy would exceed this, but they Club a fortnight benes. In hat were unable to withstand the bowling of they would wish level with the Club, if LW. Hamilton 15 wickets for 16) and d

H. E. O, Bird (1 for 18), aided by a good feld Scorde

D. M. Goodall, b Gibson ......

Hon. C. Severn, a Gibson

3. W. Bradbury, e Hack, b Gibson

C. M. W Reynolds, Black

·E. W. Hamilton, b Black

__B____ U. Witchell, e Robinson,

Gibson

K. E. O. Bird, b Black

T MeCormack, b Henley

W H. Edinonds, c.

Godfrey

F. Ling, b Godfrey

FC Fletcher, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analys

Car, Gibson

1/8. Godfrey Black

A B. Henley

Br. Wright, b Hamilton. Sig. Hack b. w. b Hamilton Cdr. Gibbon, b Hamilton Lt. Col. Maybe, b Hamilton Mr. Cary, run out

AP Robinson, b Bird an

A. P. Wild, b Bird

3rd Writer Staley, a Goodall,

Hamilton

A B Henley, b Bird -Ldg."Smn. Godfrey, e

h Bird

Mr Black not out

Extras

Total

Bowling An

EW. Hamilton 1. E. O. Bird

18

UNIVERSITY V. MIDDLESEX,

In this match on Saturday, the Univer-

nity defeated their opponente by more than two to one, Marley made, top scora with 37 and also took 6 wickets for 39 runa Scores

Tebbut, & Ramy, b Brayshs

hwartzberg, c Hall,

terworth, c Rumfal

Cap

Smith

shay

Cooley,

Commencing

Relf,

Smith

Foun

MAY 15th.

Thomson,

NAGAO, General

the

should beat the Civil Servics,

win the shield if the Civil should draw with the Club. will almost certainly not lose both matches and they are very strong favourites Next Saturday will help to decide the matter as the result of the match Club versus Civil Service, to he played

then

haas great bearing on the

result.

Hongkong University

Kowloon

P

11 2 3 36

11

2820)

10 34 34

Civil Service

Craigengower

Navy

RE

B.GA MiEllerex

FRIENDLY GAMES......

338

10 3 18

10

CRAIGENGOWER. 830 CO RO.A..

In this friendly match on the Craigen- gower ground the home team defeated their visitors by twelve runs. The scor ing was low. The Artillerymen zonde 59, towards which Attwood (22) and, Pago (17) contributed more than one half. T Ford, for Craigengower, captured six wickets for 24 runs. Craigengower, who were without the assistance of J. S. Graham and A. Grimmett, replied with 70 rune Thompson (23) wa thể highest scorer for the day. Attwood die missed five wickets for 2D rats. for the gunners Scores →→→

83RD CO. E. 0. A. Middleton, Pitt, b Ford Sharpe, b Ford

Page, bertussis. Gregory, b Jer

Teal cand b Jex

Attwood, o Pitt, b Hawley, bw b Downes, e Noria, Nicholas, not ent icholson b Ford

Hinto

out

Kinchon, e Basto, i Rumjahn, Warn, 6 and b Ismail. Simpson, Baste, b Ismai House, Charington, O. Bimpson, not out

Extras

Hinton

Ismai Itumjabn

Total

BOWLING.

UNIVERSITY AND XI.

V Atienza, b Byder RA Basto, b Barclay W Hinton, b Ryder

R. Rumjahu, e and b Ryder ......

Byder, b Athurst

A. S. Ching,

10.1 Kabb Athurst

and b Breslin

Barclay, b Breal in Keng, Barclay

C. K. Seng, a and b Bres

Extras

Total

• BOWLING,

Bare Ryder Breslin Atharat

102

28

15

GOLF

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB PROFESSIONAL PAIRS.

3.

The draw for the professional pairs (1918) to be played over the Happy Valley Course is as follows

EH Gray and H. E. Murray (22) HM. Henderson and A K. Fenderin (17) bro.

AB. Stewart and R. M. Austin (8) Es Davidson and Eldon Potter (1)

Rawlinson and J. Rodger, ir, (16) a. R. E Lindsell and Dr. McKenny (10) JWTaylor and P. H. Cobb (17) NJ. Stanb and Barlow (92)

Brayahay and Redmond (10) Wilton and W. Fleming (29)

V. L. A. Fairley and B. Per

Hon Mr. Thomson nad Hon. Hallifax (21) CUTANE

*

G. A. Woodcock and J. Franka (25) v.

W. J. Murrison and J. Gibb (18).

Holgo and E. H. Scot; (23) H. Hogg and L. PC Rees (14),

Purves mid Gale (18) » G. Hogg and K. B. Fold (19)(19) v. G. B

Hon Mr. Landale and Bernard (19) v. Drs. Hurston and Lindsay Wood (19).

R. J. Birbeck and R. E. O. Bird (20) v A G. Warren and CA. M Smith (24). A O Lang and T. E. Pearce (29) v. H. Hancock and G. B. Layton (18)

Leith and Austin, N.J. (20) 7. P. P. J Wodehouse and A. Fletcher (3) a bye.

The conditions are as follows:-Handi. cap 3/8 of the difference between the respective Handicaps as stated above; stroke or over shall count as one. Should any tis remain unplayed on due date the second-ramed couple in the match passes into the next round. Ties may, by mutual agreement, be played off over Fanling Course, when the conditions will he ordinary Handicap, of the difference between the joint Handicaps.

The rounds are to be played off aa follows-First round on or before March 5th; second round not later than April 9th third round not later than April 1h semi-final not later than April 20dual not later than April 28th,

B

HOCKEY.

H.K DEFENCE CORPS ROYAL ENGINEERS.

The following will represent the Defence Corps in the above United Services League match today, at Happy Valley, bully-off 5. p.m. sharp-E W. Hamilton; W. H Edmonds and P. H. Cobb F. A. Red- mond, W. S. Evans and C. H. Piercy; J. Stalker, F. E. Joseland, K. Brayshay (Capt.), C

C. Hodgson und F. Schnepel.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL,

UNITED SERVICES LEAGUR:

MIDDLESEX REGT., 1, 1.0.A., 0,

In this match, which took place on the Club ground on Saturday, the Middlesex. followed up their last week's sucess, over the Navy by obtaining two points from the R.GA., and, incidentally, upsetting gusters prospects of being possible the finalists

The game opened briskly, and before play had been in progress many minutes Bayor put in a fine hand that, which Taylor cleverly pushed over the top of the cross-bar. At the other end, Middle sex had very narrow escape for W atson. got his bad smartly to the ball and almost

Seroxton, the Infan

the

headed it into ippot up and twisted

127

shortly after this.

and though he

τη effort continue

playing

obliged to go off, the into playing, was man hort for the rest of the game room ork by Watson nearly gunners the desired result, in the right place when was made. The interval

brought

but

the paper was in

arrived with the scare sheet blank

The RG.A started tho cond half

esp

o and Baxter put in one nf good shote of the match. Play in this half was nearly all in the Middlesex territory, but the Infantry defence was excellent Fawthrop being ine form for tackling and clean Watson, who has been responsible for least Оле goal in each match that he has played this season, here made a fine efort. He succeded, by some clever footwork, in

good

shooting position, bus finished with a wretched shot which Went yards wide Shortly afterwards Turner was a

little slow in dearing, and

getting

into a

Green, with a lightening dah, almost seeded in Fushing the ball into the net the only goal of 1 match came from - break-away,

the taking

tage of the I.A.

and rushing the

advan

being too far up. down. Jarvis put

it into the not well out of Taylor's reach about five minutes before me. They almost scored again a few seconds after warda, but on this

Occasion

to clear The Middle area Woa

Very sound, and this, coupled with the fact that the shooting of the gunners was very poor, chiefly accounts for the rather unexpected result, which, consedering that the winning teams had only ten men ar most of the game, was very meritorious.

Referee Mr Darose.

HONGKONG LEAGUE-DIVISION TI

CHINA ATHLETIC, 1, KOWLOON, 0.

This match was played on the Navy ground.

The game was witnessed by 1 large crowd of spectators, great interest being displayed in the raceting as Kowloon was the only team to defeat the South China in the early stages of the competition. RJ. Kowloon pressed continuously at the start, but the backs saved the situation (10) Ulfamately, the Chinese forwards broke Mr. away and made a dash for the Kowloon goal. A fire passing movement resulted

Dep Surgeon Draper and Ma May-in their inside, right sending in & sting- bew (28) E L Sim and R Kennedying shot which gave Jennings, in goal,

Total

Bowling Analysis,

Ford

24

W. Mausfeld, and G. 8. Navall (en)

Morrison and C. Thorne (28) Falconer and McHutchon (21) Breton and Leach (20)

CRAIGEN DOWEL

C. Sara, Ikw. b Attwood

Ford, Gregory, b Middlet W Pitto Nicholas, b Atty F. Thompson, © Downen,

Arcally Clarke, b Middle Manley, b Allwood

Jer, o Attwood, h Charpe

JH Mody 68

D. Rumjan,

ποσά Extran

Total

no chance During the second half of the game Kowlood tried hard to equalise, and a succession of shots, were fred at let the Chinese citadel, but the custodian was equal to all emergencies. The last Gye minutes of the game was fiercely com tested, but neither side was able to score

Belero Mr. Wright

N. Macia

B. Evans and Sarrat (12) trie und 0 Hodgson (28); -

W D. Krait and C. C. Stark (18) v. B.

Thurefield and MA fo JB. Irvine and LHL KEG. Greig, and A. Ritchie (0)

C. Fletcher and F. de Rome (18) FM. Mohler and L. McPherson

B. C. Comrie and JW Mathew B

87za Co. HCA. 1 MIDDLESEX.

This was rather a lifeless game played on the Club ground previour to the Brak divisio

matchTowards the

HA Taylor and J, R. Wood:(28) On a HUST muddly goal B. Milner Jones and WM Back (16) ing enh with the 7th HP Holland and P Tod (3) the

Loughlin and Stalker (18) FA

Wells and 0. M. Toung (25)

DI MA

· Davison and. Dumbarton (20) ►- A-H. Skelton and A. E. Cracinell (20);"

both goals

forthcoming

chang

After

heir load until the final