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Saturday's

SPORT.

CRICKET.

cricket provided BOXA Deresting play. In the first League: atches two games were played, the E.G.A beating the Indians at Happy Valley by 8 wickets and 130 runs and the S.C.C., after an existing finish, win- ing from Craigangower-by-the unr*T*W** argin of three ruza. Lieut. Graham's bowling for the R.GA. was the best -bowling average for the day's cricket in Hongkong. He took s wickets for 25 zuni.

Second League play on the whole was nainteresting though the University in their fixture against the HK.C.C. 2nd XI showed how the bowling could be Their 260 runs for, seven mastered, wickets declared was a brilliant effort.

The RA.M.C, beat the C.S.C.C. and XI. easily Major Tomlinson's 80 did much to secure the victory.

The match between the Kowloon 2nd II and the Police resulted in a tie, n throw-in taking the last wicket - when An attempt was being made to register the winning run.

Two friendly matches were played dur. ing the day, and each resulted in

draw.

The Chinese R.C. were exceedingly. for- thonte in forcing a draw with the B.K.C.C. on the, Club ground. E. J. R' Mitchell scored a century for the club in this game.

There was some good batting in the friendly game between Navy and Kaw loon C.C. at King's Park and though a draw was fincted the Navy, if anything, was superior.

PEST LEAGLE

CIVIL SERVICE E. CRAIGENGÓ WEI

This League mach was played on Crai- "géngower's grand ou a bowlers' wicket' and resulted in an exciting finish for the Civil Service who won "just on time,by thre rans. The home teans went in first and commented badly. In tact the whole side made a poor stand with the exception of R. Bash who played a fine forcing game throughout the innings. His 63 included two chances which were not taken advan- tage of.

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The Civil Service effort was on a par with that of the home team, de Home sav- ing his side from defeat, nine players making 46 runs between them. Da Rome's batting was faultless and in his 55. gave no chance. Wielding a free, bat he sent the ball tɗ the boundary time and again,

Bowling. Analysis

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,MONDAY, DECEMBER 19ra, 1911.

Bowling Analysis

W. E. Abbas.......... 14 Curreem

6 G

Grimmett Alexander ....

3 6

C. Earnshaw King

L.3.C.

F. el Arculli....... S.. Abbaa

S. H. Ismail

A. H. Rumjahn, b Grahim S. H. Ismail, hw., b Graham S. D. Imail, b Graham....

Baker

W. H. Abbas, e Dyer, b Graham... 0 S. A. Ismail, b Graham

O. Ismail, c Meredith, b Graham... D. Ramjahn, e Dyer, ↳ Graham ..

S, Curreem, Meredith, Graham.........

S. Abbas, not out

F. el Arculli, c Davies, b Baker...1

Extras

Total

Fall

of Wickets

1-D, 5-0, -3-5, 4-6, 6-18, 8-18, 7-31, 8-33, 8-41, 10-43.

·9

H.K.0.0. UNIVERSITY.

This League match was played on the University ground and the University secured all derved victory Batting -Art-the-home-alde scored rapidly and declared at 260 runs for the loss of seven wickets, Yeok and Hoslim being respons ible for 145 runs between them. Most of the opposing side were tried as bowlers but the frequen: changes did not seem to have the desired effect. Raworth's 51 for the visitors saved the side from an over- whelming defeat.

The scores were as follows:-

UNIVERSITY,

F. A. Redmond, a Raworth, b

Mackenzie

Bowling Analysis

0. H.

T. E. Yeoh. b Bawarth

€0

Graham Baker

...... 13

Healim, Stubbs, b Way

:3 14

M. H. Roffey, retired.

M. B. Omar, b Way......

Vickers, t Frazer, b Dorkins.

9. Law. 1.b.w. Dorkins..

R. W. Barney, not out

SECOND LEAGUE.

CIVIL SERVICE 8AM.C..

Played on the Civil Service 'ground. The R.A.M.C. elected to go in and knock- bat for co. Batting against Rhodes and ed up 106. Major Tomlinson carrying his Holland the Civil Service made a poor beaten side from the start. show, going our for 37. They looked a The play Holland's

throughout was interesting.

4 wickets for 14 runs and Rhodes' & wickets for 2 were the only efforts worthy of note.

The scores were as follows?—

EA.M.Q.

Holland, e Sara, b Taylor......... Rhodes, b Taylor

Capt. Tomory, b Gorvin !

Pitt, b Taylor ........

Rugers, b Taylor

Wilkinson, st. Sandlord, b Taylor 2

M. K. Tue, not out

Extras...

Total (for 7 wkts). .580

E. K. Ong and P. E. "Choo, did not bat,

Bowling Analysis

Dorkins

Stubbs.......

A. W. Mackenzie.. Watson

W. W. Mackenzie, o Yeoh, b Red-

0 .0.

Raworth

Palmer

.3"

Way

W. W. Mackenzie...

H.K.C. 2ND M

Sewell, b Hostim.....

Major Tomlinson, not out

mond

Thompson, o Sptaks, b Gurvin

West, b Gorvin

Day, c Osman, 'b. Yeoh

Watson. Ong, b Yeoh

Savage, b Cowen

Raworth, not aut

Stone, b Cowen

A W Mackenzie, e Redmond,

Hoolim

Frazer, b Hoalim

Extras....

Dorkin, b Redmoad

$18

Palmer, o Roffey, b Redmond

Total

106

Stubbs. st. b Redmond

Extra

Bowling Analysis.

Total

.137

The fielding on both sides was good and Hamilton's, our wickets for 15 was the

Gorvin

Taylor

6.4 0

outstanding bowling feature.

Cowen

Sara

D 0

Appeaded are the scores:-

CRAIGEXGOWER.

J. Wilson, Ling, b Reed

S. Jux, e de Kome, b Ling

H. Sandford, b Holland

R. Basa, o Fincher, b Hamilton.... 53

W. 'Gortin, b Holland....

B. W. bradbury, 1.b.w. Haniilton...

W. Cowen, run out

10.

∙A. Omar, e Sager, b Hamilton .......

Dr. Smalley, b Holland ...........................

L, Lammert, e Edmunds, b Reed"...

C. Sara, o Tomlinson, b Rhodes..... 1

- S. Spillett, e Tomory, b Rhodes

W. Marea, run out

W. Gill not out.......

E. W. Major, not out

A. Fattydad, Hamilton

T. Abbas, run dut

J. Bryant, b Recà

EXITUS

Total

Fall of Wickets:-

Reed

100

1-7, 2-36, 3-80, 4-70, 8'94, G-84, 7-84, 8.54, 9-93, 10-100.

Ling.....

Kamilton

Bowling Analysis,

D. M

2-1.4 1

7 ១ 14 1 个 3 15 4 0.8.0.C.

F. J. de Rome, st. Jex, b Bryant.... 55 E. Dunckley, c Bryant, b Omar... '* A. E. Wood, c. Fattydad, b Omar... 5

R. E. Witches, 1.b.w. Omar .......7 E. Fincher, b Omar

G. B. Sayer, e Marab, b Lammert... 18

H. Strange; e Jex, b Bryant..

W. Edmunds, run out

E. W. Hamilton, not out..

F. Ling, b Bryant

E. B. Reed, b Ozor

Extras

Total

Full of Wickets:-

1-9, 2-37, 3-6-1, 4-09, 5-95, 6-07, 7-08,

__9319, 3×700,–10-100,

Omar

Bryant

0.9.0.C.

H. Taylor, e Thompson, b Holland. 12

W. H. Thornton, o Tomory, b Rhodes 0 B. G. G. Spinks, a Stone, b Rhodes o W. Hill, played on wicket b Rhodes

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Holland ........................ Rhodes

7.5 0

** KOWLOON C.C. v. POLICE.

The

remarkable feature about this match which was played at Happy Valley, on Saturday was the finish. In trying to steal the winning ran both Jacks and Drake, for Kowloon,- run out and the game ended inatie, both sides making 61 runs The bowling was not mastered throughout the match and wickets foll easily to Spinks and Brawn for the Visitors and to Grimmett and Alexander

were

for the home team.

Appended are the scores:

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

C.R.C. v. HONGKONG C.C. XX

Played on the Club ground on Satur- day, both teams turning out strong sides, Throughout the game the H.K.C.C. played superior cricket and failing light robbed them of an almost certain win. For the home gide E. J. R. Mitchell batted well and carried out his bat for 103. He was consistent and whilst be punished the leather to the extent of 11 boundaries it could not be said that he forced the batting. The C.R.C. batted for time and despite the sound bowling of Young and Farthing they were fortunate in securing 81 for the loss of seven "wickets, The fielding of the C.R.C. was, if anything: weaker than that of the Club.

The scores were as follows:--

HONGKONG C.C. Fi"

E. J. R. Mitchell, not out .......... 103 D. Reid, run out..

....... 15

H. H. Benson, b Ho Wing Kin..... 1 Major Edwards, c Kew, b Lee...

B. D. C. Morgan, c Gittens, b Ho

Wing Kin....

T. E. Pearce, not out

F. H. Farthing, b Ho Wing Kio... 0

E. G. Lammert, run out...ri

L. J: Davies, Lb.w. Loe

F. N. Young, b Lee

... Extras

R. Hancock, did not bat,

Total (for 9 wkts, declared)200

COMPANY MEETING. CHINA LIGHT AND POWER CO.,

(1910), LTD.

The third ordinary general meeting of this Company was held at the offices of Messrs. Shewan, Tomes & Co, general managers, on Saturday morning. Mr. R. G. Showan presided and there were also present: the Hon, Sir Paul Chater, members of the consulting committee) Mr. H. P. White and Mr. S. S. Perry Afessrs. R. Farrant, A. A. Cordeiro, A, A. Toppin, H. H. Tayler, F. M. Ellis, and Botelho, Tse Tuan Tai, F. J. Tavares, J. A. S. Ellis (shareholders) and Peon I Cha (acting secretary).

The CHAIRMAN said:Gentlemen,-"We have now to lay before you the report. ber 30th, which, with your permission,-we- and accounts for the year ended Septem will dispense with reading. With the balance of $192,873.02 at credit of proft and lose account we propose.

To write oft goodwill ac-

count

$30,000.00

To pay a dividend of 50

cents per, old share

50,000.00 And 40 cents per new share... 40,000.00 and to place to the credit of bad and doubtful debts accounts $2,875.22 and we hope you will approve of this allocation of the profits.

Owing to labour and other difficulties at home, the new plant did not reach us patil long after it was due, and the new factory at Huk-Un was consequently not! completed until the end of September, In the meantime we had to do the best we could with our old engines, which could not cope with all the business we were offered, Our income also was materially affected by the reduction in our charge for, lighting, so that we were working at a considerable disadvantage throughout the yeaf But in spite of these handicaps, our earnings, show a slight increase, and, now that our new installation is att eracted and in full swing, with a good demand for both light and power, we have every reason to luck forward to a steady increase in our business in future,

With regard to the accounts there is nothing in them that calls for special remark, as they are set out in consider Pablo detail and speak for themselves. There will, however, be some changes to be made in the ensuing year as our assets Fwill include the new land at Hok-Un,; which we have obtained in exchange for the old factory, plus $10,000 to cover the old buildings which the Government take None of this affects the present accounts as we had not then completed the transfer of the old property, but after that is done we shall take the opportunity of re-adjusting the values of the land, buildings and machinery, which have all! "been more or less affected by the altern-: tions and additions necessitated "by the change of factory and the transfer of the old plant to the new site.

over.

It has taken n' good dent of money to effect the transfer of the factory and co purchase and greet the new machinery in addition to the cost of putting our main lices underground, and you will notice that to provide the necessary funds we had to borrow on debentures, to the ex- tent of 8638,484.50. However, our present capital expenditure is now at an end, and, as earnings increase, we shall be able to reduce our indebtedness accordingly. As for the future, I can say no more than that our prospects seem very good indeed, and, as Kowloon continues to develop, so should our business over there expand,

now propose that the report and accounts as presented be adopted and passed, and that the profit for the year be distributed as proposed. When that has been seconded, I shall be very pleased to Answer any questions from shareholders

Sir PAUL CHATER seconded and the re- port and accounts were adopted. "

Mr. H. H. TAYLEE proposed the re-elec tion of the Consulting Committee-Sir- Paul Chater, Mr. E. P. White, Mr. S. S. Perry and Mr. T. F. Hough.

Mr. A. A. CORDEIRO seconded and this was approved.

Mr. S. S. PERRY proposed that Messrs. Linstead & Davis and Mesars. Lowe, "Bing. ham & Matthews be re-elected auditors at remuneration of 8400 each, për annum. Mr. H. P. Waire seconded and the re solution was carried."

This concluded the business.

Appended are the scores:-

NAVY.

Lt-Coad. Jotham. e McDonald, b

Stalker...

· Bowling Aralysia «

POLICE

Alexander, b Spinks...

Lee

R. Earnshaw, c,Leach, b Overy......

Ho Wing Kin

Grimmett, run out

Hunt

0-1] X. B. 70-4.0 52 14 0 48 10 0 55

Booker, b Elvery .........AN

Choa

3. 0 39 0

Earnshaw, c-Hodge,--Braw27

O.R.C.

Bowling Analysis.

Baker, a Overy, b Spinks

0. M.

King, c Hodge, b Brawn ....

C. Chou, b Young.

123 3 10

26 38 0

Carpenter, Spinkɛ ........

Kelly, c Leach, b Brawn

Rev. Purcell, st. Dance, b Mcdonald M. Kennett, é and b McDonald. Rev. Crole-Rees,

Braga,

Woods, not out

Lo Man Pan, e Benson, b Farthing 0

McDonald

Condon, st, Edwards, b Brawa.

G. A. V. Hall, 'c and

Young.

Mid. Sparks, b Spiaks

Extrus

Ho Wing Kin, b Young

Mid Hayter, not out

J. Wong, not out

3:0

Lt.-Comd. Drew, not out

Total

Extrae

Total

Lammertnym 5 1 ༢ 7

L.R.C.. R.G.A.

A brilliant batting partnership was witnessed at the first League match be

parte

tween the Indians and the R.G.A. at Fall of Wickets:- Happy Valley on Saturday. The R.G.A.. went in first, Capt. Davies and Capt. Olliver opening the batting. Their nership produced 83 runs had the second wicket did not fall until the score had reached 134 runs. Lieut. Graham and Capt. Olliver carried the score to 178 for two wickets at which figure, the visitors declared.

The Indians tried five bowlers but the bowling of each one was punished severely.

The LB-C. batting failed absolutely, all oleven players going out for a total "-of 48 runs." Lieut.. Grahi na respons- ible for the debacle, taking 8. wickets for

The scores are as follows:-

E.Q.A,

Capt. Davies, qS. D. Ismail, b

F. R. Arculli

Capt. Olliver, not out

H. Overy

Spinks Brawn

4 0 13

KOWLOON.C.C.

Wei Wing Lok, b Farthing

George Lee, e sub., b Lammert..... 14

A. J. Kew, and V'Edwards.

H. S. Hunt, not out....

Total (for 7 wkts.).

Extras

.203

Comd. Steven, Lt Beatty, Sgn-It. Morrison and Bean, did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

0 12

Capt. Spinks........ AE. McDonald ... 15 0. 68 3 J. Stalker

1-9, 29, 3-10, 4-22, 5-39, 6-20, 7-13, 8-51, 9-51, 0-61

Bowling Analysis

И.

26 2

W. Giztons and Chan, Man Woon, did put bat.

2 20

Bowling Analysia

Young

ย

Farthing

3.24

-Lammert

Edwards

6 1 있어요

L E. S. Hodge, e Grimmett, b

Alexander .............

18.

J. P. Robinson, a Jotham, b Beatty 1

LJ Blackburn, c-Carpenter, b

Grimmett

F. E. Lawrence, b Grimnet...

F. Evelyn, b Grimmett ............................................... O

H Overy, h Alexander.

ROYAL NAVY, KOWLOON,

The friendly match between these two. strong teams, played at King's Park on Saturday, resulted in a draw. Both sides were in excellent batting fettle and though no remarkably high scores were knocked up most of the batamen inade. double

A. O. Brawn, Carpenter, b

Alexander

E. F. Spinks o..E. Earnshaw, b

Grimmett

A Leach, not out.

E. J. Edwards, e King, b C. Earn-

Shaw

figures. The Navy went in first and.

L. Jack, run out

the score, to 203, the fielders being kept

0 busy during the innings. Kowloon also

played sound cricket and their 133 runs.

Bdr. Baker, a and b 6. H. Ismail. 30 Lieut. Graham, not out...

·Extras .....

Total (for 2 wkt.)....176

Bdr. Baker, Lient. Parkes, Capt. Marc-

'dith, Gar. Davies, Gar. Dyer, Bdr, Loss and Gur. Benwood, did not but. Fall of Wickota

3-89;2-478,

Drake, run out

Extras

Total

Fall of Wickets

办

10-01

KOWLOON.

D. M. Goodall, b Morrison

47 1

J. Stalker, e Purcell, b Morrison... 6

F. E. Thompson, e Drew, b Hayter 15

U. I. Stapleton, not out....

EL Braga, c Bean, b Beatty Lt. Macdonald, not out en น

Extrag

Total (for 5 wkts.) ......133

Capt, Spinks, C. Dance, J. M. Jacks and

declared for 5 wickets after carrying B. E. Lindsell, did not bat.

f the loss of five wickets representa gooda individual averages. The bowling throughout the match was well punished and neither side could boast of getting 049, 144, wickets cheaply,

(Continued at foot of next column.)

Beatty Morrison Orale Beta Kennett Hayter

Bowling Analysis,

O., X. 13.

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