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CIVIL SERVICE DEFEAT THE WILTSHIRES
UNIVERSITY PAST
EFEAT THE
This an
played on the Uni on New Year's day, ended in a win for the Pad studenta, by 85 runn Bach side completed two innings, a rare bomurrence for a one-day match. Bumjaim, Bamy, Redmond, Ng Sa
wong and Yew Man Taun all rendered anal service for their respective sides
cores
Lat Lunings.
A. Kunjahn, and b Chus Yew Man Tsun, b Redmand
Ng
Redmond
Sa Krong, c T. L ̈ Chesh, b
Ho Wing Kin, Lb.., b Redmond G. Hall 6 Redmond
The above match, played on the Ciril Service ground on New Year's Day, an exciting inish, the Wiltshire, only wanting selen runs to win when their innings closed. In scoring 157 runs, the Civil Service were best served by Brad- bary and Ling The former, who had got shown his time form this season, batted with extreme steadince, while Ling was exhilaratingly enterprising and wored most of his rune by boundary hits The Wiltshires looked like winning right to the very end and would have. Jack b Chun done so if Edmonds had not. unexpectedly found. his spot and got the last three men out cheaply. Wyndham was batting very well when Severn got behind his defence Bearen played a defensive but correct game, obtaining his runs solely by carpet, drive, Culver proved to be in rare smiting form and lifted the ball out of the ground on two.ocensiona
The Civil Service Club proved to be splendid hosts and a very enjoyable day was spent by all. The band of the Wilt- shires was in attendance
The Club won by six runs. Scores:-
CIVIL SERVICE
B. W. Bradbury, b Browae.
R. C Witcball, e Wyndham, b Harris) 4
F. T. Lambley & Browne.........mi
F. Sythe Thomson, b. Browne
- 16.
W, H. Edmonds, c Eatson, b Briwne 0
F. J. Ling, b Browne an
B. Fincher, e Eatson, b. Bleckley
Dr. Smalley, b Browne.
5
H. Piercy, Ebaran, b Purton..... 23 HE Strange, not out........... I Hon C. Severn, b Purton,
Extras
Total
157
Bowling
Purtoa
Harris
Browne
Blockley
Lt. Col. Wyndham, b Seren
20
It, Bearan, b Edmonds
247
Bandmaster Eston, Lamble
Berry pojisterzo ca Capt. Belts, bling
Hon
Fte, Browne, e Edmonds, . b Bavern. Major Culver, Fincher, Witchell (47 Bergt. Holdman, Bradbury,
Ling
Capt. Blockley, a Smalley, b'Edmonds 11. Capt. Beaver, not out
Pte. Harris, b. Edmonds
Pte. Parton, b Edmonds
Extras
Total
Bowling "Analysis,
X.
Severa Edmonds
12 3
38
8.3
14
Ling Witchell Lamble
4 1
C.R.C. "A" DEFEATS QUEEN'S "COLLEGE.
S
Queen's College were defsated by the CRC. d. XI. on the latter's grand on New Year's Day. The Chinese play- era 'did well with the bat, scoring 1871 runt. Lo Man Pan played steady cricket in scoring 31 raa Wei Les San gave a. robust displagrof hitting and Chun Tin Sung, in making 33, gave several chances. Rumjahn bowled well for the College. For the Collegians "Ramisho played a pretty game of cricket, compiling 47 runs.: Scores:-
Lo Man Pari, b Rumjahn
Chan Man Ping, b Redmond W. Han Cha
O Danenberg, Chas, b Ro
Things out
an Extra. Wong Foot Han, did not bat.
Hèdmond Wright Chria
..120
Bowting Analysis.
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FRIAEST
1st innings. B. C. Hunt, b Yew T.L. Cheah, a and b Ng FA Redmond, b Ng
D. K. Samy, a and b Ng
J. D. Wright, Ho, & Ng
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8. K. Chun, blew
I. L. Sun, Tow
ES. Cheat, not out
C. E. lesh, Cho a, b Ng
8. Chan, Ha, b Ng
Extens
Yew
NAS
M
Howling Analysin
19 A
-3
11.5 4
18
0.18
TASZ..
And Innings
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MR. CANOKKER'S TRAM,
D. M. Goodall, lamail, Connor
0
CQMS Talfourd, b Connor
G. G. Farde, b. Partog
20
Y. Abba, b Purtón
F. G, Thom packi,, 20% out ...........
M. P. Chob Purton
0
LE Lammert, b, Connor
3:0
S. Jer, Coano
B. Barris, L. & Larable
SA. Ismail, a Heath, b. Lambie- H. W. Ramsay, Ramjsha, b Lamble
Extraa
raŸstqenin.
0:
10
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Parton
14
Connor
9 18 8
Lamble
Piercy
Chan.
2 I 3
HONGKONG C.C. 256. XI. v.
UNIVERSITY.
FOUTBALL. ཡ་ནན་་
.DIVISION I..
HONGKONG F.C., 2; ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, 0.
which should have been made usa of, bu̟b the centre forward was not in his place. Much time did not slapse before the Club again took up the attack Stewart, tired of passing to the forwards, attempted to carve his way through half a dozen of“ the opposing side. And he almost ano- cseded. Dribbling past several men he was about to shoot whch Xavier rushed on him. Stawart got one on his wind in the resultant mêlée, but the goal was saved. About half way through this moiety, the Club scored their first and only goal. Raichelmann, tried a shot which Omar saved. The ball went out to Hamilton who put in a lofty shot," Oinar saved this also but could not catch the ball which fell at his feet, Rodger darted in and netted the ball. The College koy's increased their offensive tactics after this and once or twice the Club goal was in
The following will represent the Uns danger. Tonkin, Rakston and Railton versity in the above whole day match to became conspicuous for soundnem, “and be played on the Club ground to-day:Omar and Silva were obviously afraid of. 3. D. Wright, F. A. Redmond, D. K.the weight of some of the Club defence. Bamy, . K. Chua, H. C. Hunt, T. L. Both there players seemed too excited Cheah, C. E. Fech, K. S. Chesh, R. Ato play their, usual tricky, gume. The last 6 Basto, I. T. Pun, K. L. Sun, and S. W. ten minutes of the game found the Club attacking The College boys hung on the heals of the opposing forwards and did not allow them to shoot. The Club for wards were beaten for possession time after time and those shots that, found their way to the goal Omar was able to save. Just before the game ended, Dixon was penalised for a "double Hick" daring The Hongkong F.C. did not improve on
amélée near his goal. Stewart made no their reputation when they met the St.Club won the match by two goals to nal.
mistake with the penalty kick and the Joseph's College tean yesterday. One of the two goals they scored was i "cum- shaw." For the other they had to work, for airty minutes out of the 70 allowed for the match. They were in the Collegs territory all that time, and that tacy were not able to score was due as Kround. much to their own mistakes, their own indecision and their fetish for passing as to the stubborn defence of the College team, who have seldom, if ever, played & more desperate game. Great credit mast be given to U.. Omir, Dixon, Xavier, round will be announced later. A Ogley, Sapher and Urquhart for preventments of the line, Royal Garrison Artil The rules also state that British Rezi- ing the other forwants from scoring morelery and Royal Engineers may play in
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on T, a and b Sany..... 18. Ng Sie Kwong, o Redmond b Wright 33-
H. Ramjana, Lb... b Bany
He Wing Kn, b Wright
B. Hall, bright
Б
Chon Man Ping 5 Wright Tack, Rodmond, b W. Hal, not ont hLC Tarry, b Samy
EQ Danenberg, b. Samy Wang Fook Hin, not out
mand
Bamy Wright
Bowling Analysis.
0.
5
2
17
4 0 30 0 2.41
15
15.
and Innings.
TL. Chen, Choa, b Tow SF, Redmond, b: Yew ...
HC. Hunt, run out.
Wei Lee San, b Rumjahn siis on li
Yew Man Hon, b.w., b Rumjaha
od
H. Ching, b Bumjahn
A
Un How Fan, c sab., b Ramjahn
10
Lee Chor Chi, b Curren
Chan Tin Sung, b.Laing
CF. Lee, Rumjahn ................
Wong Po Keung, a sub., b Laing
15
Wan La Shing, b Ramjahn
C. W. Kin, not out
Extras
Abbia
Total
Bowling Analysis.
A. Rumjahn Linge Curroem
D. Ramjaka
ám.
( QUEEN'S' COLLIDE.
D. Laing, Loo
U. Rumjaha, e Ur, b Len
8. Rumjahn, b Les
B. Abbsa, e Cheo, b Leo
E. J. Edwards, a Kin, b
A. A. Rumjahn, not 'out
G. A. Eyder, b. Loo
J. B, Curreem, b Leg
6. A. R. Ismail, b Ching H. D. Eumjahu, e and AN. Other, about Extras.
How
2
B. E. Yeoh, Liew
K. 8. Cheah, o Danenberg, b Yew
1. D. Wright, A. N. Ober, b Ng. 6
D. K. Samy, hot ash .....
86
E. L. Bun, & You th
0:
LT. Pun, b Yew
19
B, Chua,.not wat
8. W. Chan, did not bat
116
Bowling Analysis."
13
15
36
3 I 10
Choa
often
The Club was not a full strength. Black, who was to have played, has not yet' quite recovered from the effects of the England Scotland wich His place was taken by MacPhail, Ralston ease into the hall line and played a downright hardworking game Stalker was missed from the forward line, Elis making a very poor substitute Tonkin, the Shang hai F.O. captain, just transferred to Rongkong, made his first appearance in the Club team and proved himself a welcome addition, Jelting nothing pass him throughout the match HMS
HONGKONG CHALLENGE SHIELD.
It is announced that the Hongkong Football Club is holding the competition for the Challenge Shield again this sea- and final shall be played on the Club Bon The rules state that the semi-finals
In other cases, the Club first drawn ball have choice of
ground. minutes each way but the final will be Preliminary rounds will be thirty-five forty-five minutes each way. All drawn matches are to be replayed and if the re- played The date of the draw for each sult is again a draw, extra time will be
Companies but as neither the Roval Engineers nor, the R.G.A. have a com the second division this year, it is very pany team strong enough to cater етед unlikely that either will enter. The
too will not be formidable, for no belonging to any battleship, frst or second-clad cruiser may play for any ships below the rank of a second-class other team than his ship's
Acce cruiser may enter a combined team. The South China Athletio and St. Joseph's will no doubt enter, but if the rules as published win the shield with very little diffealty. are adhered to.the Club'should The feeling in sporting circles is that... the Hongkong FC. should alter the rules Brevailed last year, when the R.G.A. and 8086 to allow of the same conditions s the R.E. each entered a team, as did also The Club had two opportunities of the Navy. The Club themselves will find scoring within the first two minutes of cruisers and battleships if they eater at the going so easy against the individual the game. Both times the ball cams from si-that they would do well to consider Hamilton; frst Riis and then Rodger.tion more interesting by allowing the why they should not make the Competi failed to not when they should have done Navy, as a whole, to enter a team It 30. Bais's chance specially was an easy is out of the question for the RA For one. The College backs had to look alive lab, having beaten the combined R.C.A. the B.E to play in companies The for several minutes after this, and both team and the combined Navy team, can Dixon and Ogley were applauded for afford to be generous. desperate work The College forwards, made two incursions to the other side before the Club remmed the attack. Rahmin pat in a fine centre from outside left which Rodger saved, while Urquhart
AN AMERICAN OFFICER MURDERED.
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
VLADIVOSTOCK.
on the other extreme had one or two chances of running through, but gut The Shanghas Life the local excited and over-ran himself The Club Russian newspaper contains a brief re
ME: LAMMERT'S XI. DEFEATS MR. forwards were playing so well for the port of a remarkable incident that
BRADBURY'S XI.
occurred in Vladivostock on December
th
It is stated that a Russian officer sent, asking that a certain Americht floor message to the American Headquarters
Upon the latter, appearing in answer to....... should stop outside and spook with him. the request, the Russian drew a revolver...... from his pockety abot, and killed him. quiries are being made. The statement closes by saying that in.
ing to a private statement that reaches ne No further details are given but accord. outrage of this sort are by no means in- there appears to be special animas against frequent in Siberia, and it is said that Americans, though no particular reason is addwood-C. Dusly Newr
NO MORE SAMURAI?
next few minutes that it was strange they did not score. McTavish and Hamilton, An interesting match, played yesterday they liked The Club were pressing so on their wing, were doing pretty well as the Craigogower ground between vigorously that several corners were teams captained by Mr. Bradbury and conceded. Off two of these exciting Mr. Lammert, ended in the latter winning meldes Omar saved jofty shots that wo by guns Batting first, Mr. Bradbury's him well-deserved praise from everyone Leam Harted note too well, losing four on the field One incision broke the wickets for ten runs The tailend, how monotony of the "play and what might ever, garo & good sccount of themselves well have resulted in a goal was spoilt and the total was ultimately raised to 84 by Bilya's relfah play. Tonkin robbed A. A Ramjaha played good cricket for Silva of the ball cleverly. The man on 23 runs. Earde captured five wickets for whom most interest was next centred was 33 runs and Lemmert 4 for 97 runa. Amar, for his ride with within an ao of capital innings by Lammers (30) was the scoring at least a dozen times. The Club feature
of the innings of his team forwards were missing their passes. and Scores
generally, doing all they could to excito A new political party has been launch the ire of their enthusiastic support struction Alliance, and has promulgated ed in Japan under the title of the Recod- Heichelmann, besides, was being carefully a radical platform of twelve items. The marked and the way that Xavier robbed first item, manhood suffrage, representa him time after time was most amusing the demand moet in favour by advanced No small meed of praise must be given politicians here. The arrangement of the to the College. forwards in stopping speech, which will be nacemary if man programme is curious Freedom of Reichelmann, McTavish & Co.from bood suffrage is granted, comes lant. A wooring in this half. They only managed claim for the right to form trade unions to keep their goal intact by sheer hard only comes frith, but the abolition of the distinction between the samurai class and play
the commoneft comes second. No Tegul The College were on the aggressive for on which a Japanese has to declare i chstinction exists, but on every occasion A while in the second half, but, on the any official way what he is (when he ap two occasions they passed the half line, plies for a situation, for example), bo they found an imposable barrier in required to state whether he is samurai Tapkin who showed, during this time, the formation of the new party appear O commoner. The impelling motive m
the impresion of the con
Went to Peris
TA. Boayan, b-Earde
P. Lamble, barde...
G&Piercy, ↳ Eazdo ....
HP Strange, o Earde, b Lamme EFincher, Goodall, be Lammert BW Bradbury & Earde, 5 Lamo
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Bergs, Connor, e Irmail, b Lammert... 4 AA. Rumjahn, b Harris
R. SM. Heath, byFartle
B. D. Ismail, b Earde. Pia Parton, not out,
that he was a resourceful sa wall as to have vigorous back Rahmin 5g the extreme respondents lefty put in at least one splendid centrs compared with other countr
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