SPORT
"LEAGUE ORIGENEN,
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 201H,
R.E. AND L.A. ». UNIVERSITY.
In the League match at the Pavilion on Saturday, the R.E. and L.A. best the CIVIL SERVICE DEFEATS STAFF AND University in a decisive fashion by $
wickets and 51 runs. Scores:
B.E, AND I.A..
DEPARTMENTS.
for
A vory closo gathe between the Civil Service and the Staff and Departments ended in the former winning by seven rans. The Civil Service were strengthen- ed, by the inclusion of G. R. Bayer, who recently returned to the Colony, and W., Grimmett, who played last season- Craigengower, Sayer signalised his return by acoring 61 runs in pretty style, hit with freedom all round the wicket and gave the Staff bowlers a lot of trouble. The Civil Service batting was consistent and the total was raised to 142 runs. The Staff and Departments failed to overhaul their opponents' total, Grimmett, at one stage, having performed the hat trick." Cof. Humphrey's da was collected mainly from some nice drives to off and leg. Scores
CIVIL SERVIC
B. W. Bradbury, b Connor G. R. Saret, e Shirler, & Bowen
B. I. Witchell, a Conner; b Bowen ...
P. T. Lamble, b. Bowen.....
W. H. Edmonds, b Bowen ....
R. I. Hatchinson, b Connor ........
W. Grimmett, e Colen, b Bowen ......
E. A. Piercy, Coles, b Connor ......
H. W. Sandford, e Filmer, b Coles H. E. Strange, not out
H. F. Boran, b Coles
Extras...
Total..........
Codnor
Bowling Analysis,
17
0.
142
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Bowen
Coles
* 14
.76
........... " 3
0 13
Lt. Col. Coles, b Edmonds
10
STATY AND DEPARTMENTS.
Major Bowen, b Edmonds
Col. Humphreys, e Edmunds, b Grim-
mett
Sergt. Coanor, b Berna
Fto. Filmer, Bovan, b Grimmett
Pte. Rhodes, b Grimmett
Corp. Glenny, b Grimmett ......
Capt. Macaulay, act out.
Capt. Tomory, b Edmonds
Pte. Kirby, e Strange, b Bewan ............ St. Sergt. Theyers, e Edmonda, b
Boran
Extras
Bevan
Edmonds
Witchell
Grimmett
45
17
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143
Major Groënaway, b Redmand ............... Capt, Gray, b Brayshay.......................... 11 Major Edwards, R. Choah, b
Brayshay
Col. Taylor, b Yeah
Major Middinasa, b Samy. Lisut. Hammond, nos out Capt. Wahl, not out
Extrus
Total
Lieut. Clauson,` Liešt. Larkcom, Capt. Murray, Sgt. Jacobson, did not bat.
UNIVERSITY,
H. C. Hunt, b Hammond
35 14.
$3
1
T. Cheah, a Briddinas, b Edwards... 0 R. A. Ponsonby Fane, b Edwards... 7
F. A. Redmand, e Hammond, b Gray 92 K. Brayshay; b Hammond
Q
D. K. Samy, o Larkeem, b Edwards 0 S: K. Chna, b Edwards...
T. E. Yeoh, a Chauson, b. Edwards... 5 K. L. Sun, Edwards, b Gray
.... 37 C. E. Yook, not out ES. Cheah, b Middin
Extras
Total
FRIENDLY MATCHER.
WILTSHIRE 7. NAVY.
0
0
31
.174.
FOOTBALL
HONGKONG CLUB, 1;"'AMBROSH," ).
A team representing the Club, played a friendly match against a tonm drawn from the Ambrose, on the Club ground on Saturday, and defeated them by two goals to nil
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AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
THE FORTHCOMING RACES. SATURDAY MORNING'S GALLOPS.
A fasture of the gallops on Saturday was the increased number of ponies which had the trial runa. Racing enthusiata had a busy morning on the course, when h those of the late Mr. Kapetyn's ponies, Louza, Sinas and Spotted Sandt went ba the hammer Bidding was specially brisk for Louza, a very promising sub. It opened at $1,000, and eventually rose to $2,000, Mr. Moxon becoming the owner. Sinza was sold for $650 to Mr. Leafe, and General Auctioneers, Spotted Sand was purchased by Mr. Hoares for $1,350.
The match started very fast, with the Ambrose men attacking, but soon the civilians began to show their superiority and made incursions into the enemy ter- ritory where they came within an ace of scoring, but the goalie was very sound, and cleared in very convincing style. Attacks made by the sailors forwards wore foiled by Tonkin and Clark, who played very sound games at back, ably assisted by Railton at centre half. When the Club again attacked, a fine piece of combination was witnessed bolween Hamilton and Neal on the right wing, which ended in Neal sending in an accu- rate contro to Reichelmann, who trapped the ball cloverly, but was charged back by one of the sailors' back and robbed of possession. Reichelmann took the penalty kick which was awarded the Club and notched the rat goal. Play was very even after this until near the close of the. first half when the Club forwards again got going, and Neal put in a lofty shot which had the effect of drawing the goalie, who missed the ball which hit the cross-bar and" bounded right in front of goat Boysen, rushed in and netted the ball. The half time came with the Club leading by two goals to nil.
The second half was equally as fast as the first, with the Club doing all the attacking, but the sailors defended very Had not time intervened the Wiltshires wall, and the forwards found it vary would have inflicted a crushing defeat on hand to got within shooting range. What the Navy, who felt the absence of time the sailors attacked, they found Hastings, Robinson and Kennett. The
Tonkin a tower "of strength and rarely Wiltshires scored 188 for the loss of eightf ever got beyond him. This hard
rigorously wickets, Beaven playing
Hooper and Beaver fought match ended in a win for the collecting 32. materially assisted in raising the total civilians by two goals to nil. The Navy fared disastrously at the hands of Harris and Purton and were only able to collect 33 runs for the loss of 7 wickets. when time intervened Scores:--
D WILLSHIRE..
18
Lient. Bearen, b Matthews
Pte. Harris, Lb.w, b.Drew Bandmaster Easton, c.and b Bryant 0 Major Timmis, e Lloyd, b Archard... 15 Capt. Betta. c Walters. b Archand Capt. Bearer, h Bryant
...: 32 8
Capt. Hooper, e Hake, b Drew
33
135
Sgt. Holdman, not out
Capt. Bleckley, b Archard
peticaars,
R. Purton, not out
Total (for 9 wkts. declared)...168
Total
Bowling Analysis,
M.
10
30 0
31-
Bowling Analysis.
Draw
Matthews Bryant Archard Hake
10.
10
8
95
14
A
SAR.C. DEFEATS KOWLOON.
The Indians sprung a surprise on Row- loon on Saturday, when they defeated them by 43 rtna. The Indians, who seem to îm- prove with every match they play, com piled 180 a good partnership be twhen A. Bumjaha and A. Dusra, realising by na A. H. Rumjahn, in scoring 67 runs, played pretty cricket and seemed perfectly at home at the wicketa. He gave one chance quité early in his innings, but otherwise his play was steady. A. A. Ramjahn and A. Dusra materially helped to swell the total. The fielding of Kowloon was Door. Stalker, who finished up with for 58, would have had a better average it some of the catches off his bowling had been taken.
Kowloon commenced promisingly, losing two wickets for 01 runa. The sixth wicket, however, fell-for 85, the seventh for 194 and, the tenth for 139 runs. A. O Brawn played steady cricket, and Evan's and Ramsay forced the pace somewhat
Bowled 1 wido.
NAVY
Lt. McNair, o Holdman, Parton D Ldg. Stoker Walters, by Harris Lt. Jones, e Purton, b Harris Lt., Bonham Carter, b Purton Lt.Cdr. Drew, b Parton yli Eng.-Edr. Archard, not ent Lt. Hake, b Eurtis
A. B..Davis, b Parton Pay-Lt.Cdr. Lloyd, not out
Extris
Total (for 7 wickets)
M** 23
Bowling Analysis.
0,
The
T.
13 4
12
N 6
24 9
in
Parton Harria
POLICE DEFEAT UNIVERSITY "B,"
The Police defeated University "B"
UNIVERSITY, 2ND. II.
R. A. Basto, e and b Clark
towards the later stages of the game. by a large margin. Scores:- Three of the Kowloon team were "un- -fortunate in boing run out. The Indians' fielding was good and assisted the bowlers considerably. AA Ramjabu, a. slow howler, with a nice off-break, troubled the Kowloon players and ended with the fair average of 8 for 38 raps. Scoreb:
·T.R.O..
C. Y. Ng, e Clark, b Kelly
F. 0. Yeow, e Cooper, & Clark J. T. Pun, b Clark
K. H. Oz, c and by Kelly
N. K. Yet, b Clark
J. L. Young Sare, b Kelly
A. E. Rumjaho, b Stalker.
57
8. v. Chan, b Kelly
A. Arcalli, b Evans,
J. Besto, a and b Maskell
A. Rusra, e Ramsay, b Stalker
C. Cheb, b Maskeli .....
32
S. I. Ismail, e Goodall, b Stalker
P. E. Choo, not out
•14
Extras
A. A. Rumjahn, e Goodall, b Stalker 34
S.A... Ismail, b. Stalker.img
0
Total
S. D. Ismail, b Stalker
S. M. Moos, e Evana, b Stalker
Bowling Analysis.
D. Rumfahn, o Braga, b Stalker
0.
K.
N. M. Bux, not ont
Kelly Clark
Maskell
14. 8
4.5 0 POLICE.
15
M. B. Suffiod, e Evans, b. Stalker.
180
T. Matthews,c Cheh, b Baye ...................
07
Extraa
Total
W. Hollands, e and b Fun
Bowling Analysis,
A.J. C Taylor, o and b Pan
C. F. Alexander Basto,, b. Cheh
Evary
12
50
CJ. Kelly,
b Pen
Pestonji
8
V. Cooper, e On, b Pan
Stalker
A. Clark, 6 Chah.....
Overy
8
0
G. Maskell, not out...
6
Braga
B. McKay, b Pun
H. G. Langley, b Pun
8.
1.
..100
28
Bowling Analysis.
a."
Pua
Gare
.2.0
Cheh
15 119
27
21
A. A. Rumjaha .......
D. M. Goodall, std. D. Rumjahn, b
R. Pestanji, Dusra
A. O. Brawn, o'S. A. Ismail, b A. A.
Rumjahn
B. Ovary, Moosa, b'A. A. Rum-
jahn ******
W. T. Elzon, b A. A. Rumjahn ...
J. V. Braga, e Dosra, b A. A. Ru
jahn
B. D. Evans, Dusra
A, W. Ramsay, run out
A de A Sousa, run out
J.Stalker, not out
P. Robinson, run out
Extras
Total
DUST
Arcull
Bowling Analysis.
S, AL Ismail
AA. Ramjahn
SM Moosa
24
Bowled 40 balla
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132
H. Mist, c and b Pan
Extras
Total.
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SOUTH CHINA, 3; R.E.,"
The Chinese had a red letter day in ja friendly match against the Royal Engin. eera on the Military ground on Saturday, defeating their opponents to the tune of three goala tổ one.
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The following times were taken on the course on Saturday:
DERBY GELTEND. Wilkin' Mocamber -38.9/5; 119; 2.00; 37.1/6; 3.15.6/5;3.53; 4.95.3/5.0. Islesman.41.175; 1.19;, 1.66.2/5; 2.32;; 3.07-1/5503.29.3/5.2/
Algerian Chief-37; 1.16; 1.51; 2,92. Cigar Box (with Sandmartin).--48; 1.04; 9.16; 255; 3.33, 4.05; 4.40.
Oadow's Glen-35; 1.08.1/5; 1.49. Aviation40; 1.11.3/5; 1.55; 2.31; 3.07: 34 4.16
Hongkong Chief-33; 1.14; 1.50; 9.95 2.55.1/5.
Mighty King-39.3/5; 1.18; 1.52.3/5; 2.29.1/5; 2.58.9/5; 3.30.
Alaska Chief-36.8/5; —; 1.44 Piledriver; 1.40: 231.3/5; 58; 3.33; 404.3/5. Allied King36.3/5; 1,10.3/5; 1.441/8; 2:15,2/6.5.20
Spoilt Child 9/5; 3.38.2/5; 4.13; 4,42.
Talisman 41; 1.20; 1.87.575; 208.9/5. £47; 3.23.1/5; 4.01; 4.32.2/5.
5.3/8';;; £.58.
Lord Lorne-40; 1.17; ———.29; 8.03.- 3/3; 3.33; 4:12.00
Charles and High Tide. 40: 1.0; 1.58 1.35: 3.10.2/5 2.47.3/5; 4.20.3/5.
Plain John.37 1.14; 1.49; 2.22.3/5; 58.3/5; 3.34.3/5;4.07.
OLD PONIES... Kalamazoo-45; 1.29.2/5; 207; 248; 3.25; -3.35.
Redrobe-37; 1.10.9/5; 1.44 (with King Cole, Larsen griffin),
9.91.
Spotted Band 38; 1.16.3/5 1.61.1/5; Champion Dahlia.-35; 1.05. Sumatra Chiof-33 1.19;
2.29;
2.85
Colinton-30; 1.103/5; 1.46; 223 2.55.
Salamander. 13; 1.20; 1.80; 2.37; 300 Mountain King-35; 1.10; 1.45 2.20; 2.54.2/5; 3.25. 2.
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AND, BLACKWOOD TEAKWOOD
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The Royal Engineers, who had the services of one or two Wiltshire men, opened the match very well, assuming the aggressive from the kick-off, but their shooting was not very accurate and they missed some good oponings. Then the Chinese reported to their characteristic long pass game and soon invaded the enemy territory where they managed to score the first goal of the maten, the contre forward sending a hard ground shot. Snuffbor and Scotchbox 40: 1.54; which had the goalie completely beaten. 19.99** The 'sappers played with renewed vigour after this and soon managed to equalize, their inside right finding the not by mean of a tricky piece of individual play, The teams changed ends with the scores rond in one all.
SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS.
Wee Mouse-49; L10; 18; 2.30; 3(2.2/5.
Othello-38.3/5; 1.11.2/5; 1.44.1/5. Baylord and Wakeford-36; 1.08;
Mammy's Child--44; 1.20.2/5; 1.53.4/5; 2.35,4/5; 3.19; 3.45.3/8.
Naughty Child-44; 1.97.9/5; 2.08.2/5; 247; 3.25.1/6; 4.01; 4.32.2/5.
Bunprisa-40; 1.20; 1.57; 2.28.1/5. · Rys and Craigmount-41; 1.20; 1.58:
Brutus.-38.9/5;
2.13.
The second moiety was very evenly con tested, and in spite of the Chinese putting up a very hot pace which the soldiers found very hard to cope with, the latter nevertheless stuck to their guns and very effectively managed to evade any further downfall of their citadel.9.24; 3.00.. Then, when there were only ten more minutes to go, and neither side had secur- ed the lead, the Forwards began to play with determination, and both ends of the feld were visited in quick succession. The sappers, as usual, missed very good pening by being excited and shooting wide. Them with bare five more minutes to go, the Chinese scored twice in quick succession, and when the final whistle came, they retired the deserving victors by three goals to one.
END. DVISION LEAGUE,
KOWLOON, 4, CLCB RESERVES, 1.
"The Club Reserves did better than was expected against the Kowloon F.U on Saturday, and managed to keep the match very, even in the first half, losing by one goal to nil at half time.
1.12.1/5;
1.48.3/5
Kipper.--37; ———; 1.424/8. Ben and Chimes.38; 1.18;.
2.29, Louza-48; -1.29; 2.05; 2.40; 3.15; 247,
LARSEN GBIFTING,
King Bruce and Farmer (last mile).- 44; 1.23.4/5; 2.03; 244.2/5; 3.94; 431.3/5.
1.56; 2.31; 3.05;
Sunspot 43; L 1.29.2/5.76
Exchange-41 1.16; 1.51.2/5. LATESTERDAY'S GALLOPS.
Lord Lorne/-40; 117 3.03.2/5; 3.38; 4121
Buck Up and Buzz Off-42; 1.21; :1.59.3/5; 9.31.03
Red Ensign.-18; 1.11; 1:48; 2.34. Paper Money 39 1.16; 1.51; 3.05; 2.37.2/5
9.23;
2.28;
SOUTH CHINA WAZ 17 UNITED A.C., O
A180
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Kowloon opened the match very fast, and but for the smart work of Mackenzie in goal, and Gerrard at back, would have scored at least five times in the first half. As it was, Kowloon scored once, Ras massen putting in the ball after Taylor bad succeeded in sending in a beau- tiful centre right in front of goal The half time came with Kowloon leading clever last winger, and consequently OUE by a solitary goal
This match, which was played on the Military ground on Saturday, resulted in a win for the Chinese by the only goal scored The United played a very good, sound game as usual, out they were handi- tappen by the absence of George, their
their attacks wore not as effective as they
In the second moiety, Kowloon began might have been. The Chinese, who fielded
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to mean business and swarmed their optwo first division players, played their ponents goal, sending in shote from all fisual tricky game, but the youngsters were Can supply all your requirements imaginable angles, some of which Mac-equal to the situation, countering trick in Australian and Local Meats kenzie was very lucky in saving Two by trick. - The Chinese goal came after goals
în quick
succession fifteen minutes of play, when after from 'meless in front "Of. goat good run down the line,, their right Then the Club had
aspell in winger sont in a brilliant contre which BACON, SAUSAGE, CORNED front of Kowlood's goal, and Boysen the centre forward found no difficulty in
came
managed to beat Hyder with a difficult ahot, which Hyder could not be blamed for not saving Kowloon returned to the at tack once more and Kaight scored the fourth goal from a good centre from Taylor. The final whistle found Kowloon the winners of by no means a one-sided match, by four goals to one.
NAVY RESERVES 6; SOUTH CHINA "B," 0.
conventing, giving Melood no chance The second half found the United making strenuous efforts, to equalize, bite the Chinese were in luck, and, try as the youngsters did, the ball refused to get into goal. Chubb and Miller had two good openings, and they did justice to them; but for some unaccountable reason the ball did not go into the net. The Chinese, who were feeling none too comfortable after these fino exhibitions by the youngsters, worked hard for another The Navy Reserves in their match goal but, the, sound play of Himmons at INTERNATIONAL GOLF MATCH AT did practically what they pleased, not carrying out their plans. When the final against South China "B" on Saturday back spoiled what chances they had of
ching a goal whenever they felt inclined; whistle came, neither side had noored The goals came in such monotonous re- again, and the Chinese retired the rather gularity, that the usual Chinese crowd lucky winners by one goal to nữ,
xin got disgusted and flocked off to witness the more interesting match, on the HONGKONG FOOTBALL SHIELD. Military ground, where South China A played the United. A.C. The sailors goals were scored by Innes, Mao- Carthy (2) Cobb, Clulow and Brant The Chinese never got dangerous throughout the match, the sailors back clearing to midfield avery time the ball got to their
(Continued at foot of nest colwow.)
KOWLOON,
SCOTLAND DEFEATS ENGLAND.
On the U.S.B.C. links at Kowloon on Sunday was played the International Golf match, Scotland . England, which Was postponed from St. Andrew's Day.
Singles were played in the morning and foursome in the afternoon, and on the result of the whole day's play Boot land emerged victorious by 15 points to
The detailed scores will be published territory.
to-morrow.
RESULT OF THE DRAW The following was the result of the draw for the first round of the Hongkong Kootball shields
bren Carlisle pikys the Police; Kowloon Bouth China by Hacking bye, Ambrose
plays Cadmus St. Joseph's bye; Tamar bye, Hongkong Football Club, bye.
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