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SPORT
TIRST LEAGUE.
R.G.A. » HONGKONG C.C, la XI
This
The RGA suffered a
Sovere reverso at the hands of the Club on Saturday. The Artillery man wont in first and made quite a good start, but after Capt. Olliver had been run out the side fell to pieces and were disposed of for 79 TUES Lieux White, bowling for the Club, took five wickets for 12 runs and performed that Skeets and Lieut. trick, clean bowling Lout. Parkes with three successive balls is the third time the hat trick has been performed this season. The other occa sions being when Lieut. Macdonald took three wickets for no runs in the Triangu lan tournament, and, when lindar, the Indians' fast bowler, performed a simi-
feat in
in the match IRC. 2nd XI. The Police The Club batted well and knocked up 160 in fine style, Capt. le Fleming, Capt. Dods and T. E. Fearce putting up very respectable scores, the two first named hitting Graham's bowling over the fenc
Scores:- on two occasions.
Lar
* HONGKONG "C.c. 1ST .. F. C. Miller, b Baker............... Lt. E. L Leader, b Graham...e Lt Franks, RN, b Graham...... Capt R. L Fleming, b Baker ... 41 Capt. Doda, b Wright... 20
E. Davies, b Baker
B. Mitchell, & Baker
E. Pearse, not out
Lt. Bentley, R.N., b. Baguali
Lt. P. White, not out
E. G. Lammert, b Bagnall
·Extras .....
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Bowling Analysis.
Holland "Savaga
0. M. 14
Chilton
3" Osborne & Major Tomlinson.
-'-Lteur
0 10
I 13 0.
K&M.C. Hollands, a Nazam, b Kotchell Osborne, b H. D. Rumjahn
3
1
Capt. Tdory, b E. D. Rumisha. 48 Major Tomlinson, e Minu, b
Kitchell
Col. Humphry;
Kitchell
IS
❤
· ·Madar, - ̈b`
3
Savage, ran out
0
Stone, b Madar
Chilton, not out
Rogers, run out
Madar
S. M. Thompson, played on,
Derry, H. D. Rumjahn
Extens
10
GODON 009
,0
Total
10,
83
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Bowling Analysia. "
B.
Kitchell
7.1
39
3
H. D. Bumjaho
8.9 1
3 0 9.9
A. H. Kumjaha ...
191
0
E.K.C.C. XI. . THE POLICE,
HONGKONG 0.0. 2ND XL.
ROYAL
HONGKONG YACHT
CLUB.
CLOSING CRUISE AND REGATTA.
The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club beld its closing cruise and regatta at Repulse Bay, on Saturday afternoon. Dolightl weather favoured the occasion and the members and their friends had a thorough- ly enjoyable time.
A large wumber of the yachta dressed for the occasion, were assembled in the bay and the whole scene was picturesque." During the afternoon, the King's Regi- mental band, stationed on the slope be tween the foreshore and the hotel, rendes ed delightful music, which was alternated by the Filipino band at the hotel, where atea dзasant was being held at the same timo.
An unusually long string of motor vehicles parked on the road outside told ita own tale, and the ball room, verandahs and lounge of the hotel presented a very busy scene. During the afternoon His Excel- lency the Governor (Six Reginald E. Stubbs, EC.M.G.) accompanied by his private secretary (Mr. Eric Rice) visited the hotel and watched some of the events in the regatta.
The trophies, which were numerous and ballroom and were inspected by a con costly, were laid out on a table in the tinuous stream of people. At the coa-
This friendly match, played at Happy Valley, resulted in the Club's second string being defeated by the narrow margin of 10 rana Polte scored 123, four of the side dansant was held at the hotel during Batting first, the lion of the day's sport a dinner which the prize distribution took place, making double figures The Club replied with 113,Piercy and Bradbury contri- Among those present were the Hon. buting 28 and 33 respectively."
Brad Mr. Claud Severn and Mrs. Severn. bury's score included six boundaries. The function was pleasurably inter Scores:--
rupted at about ten o'clock for the dis tribution of the prizes. Mr. A B. Lowe, is calling upon Mrs. Smyth to prosent the awards, said that they were getting to the end of a perfect day and he hoped he could safely say, one of the most success- ful in the Club's history. They had wound up the season with one of the best re- gastos they had ever seen. He congratu Lated all the winners of the prizes during! the season, and on that afternoon, and, in particular, he wished to congratulate the V.R.O. on the success of their member, Mr.
Total
.180
V
Bowling Analysis.
H. E. Holanda, o Thorpe, b
O..
Alexander
9.
Graham
9
38
M. M. Watson, b Watts
Baker
14
10
Wright
W. Fraser, e and b Alexander
3
O
21
B. W. Bradbury, b Grimmett
Major Bagnall
B
10
2
n
L. D. McNicoll, b Watte.......
Major Matthews... 4 1 % 13
-B.G.A
Major Mathews, o White, b Beatty-
Capt. Olliver, run out
Major Wright, Pearce, b Doda Major Bagnall, b Waite
Capt. Moorhead, b Beatty... Bdr. Baker
Is. Cheater
b White
Lt. Graham, b White
Sgt. Skeets. b White
L. Parke, b White
Bgt. Stevens, b, Lammert
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Lat Beatty, R... 10
Capt. Dods
Lt. White
Lasert
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2.0.0
KOWLOON C.C. . UNIVERSITY>
This match was played at University ground on Saturday when the visitors won. by the narrow margin of sne run. Scores: 1.0.0.
L. J. Blackburn, b T. E. Yeoh...... 13. Capt. F. E. Spinks, c M. B. Osman,
A. A. Rumjaho
F. G. Thompson, et. Yeow, b A. A.
Rumjaha .....
........ 25
CJ. Stapleton, c Hoalim, b'A. A.
Bumjahn
32
J. Stalker, b A. A. Rumjahn ...... 10 E L. Braya, e Samy, b Vickers...... 23
G. H. Piercy, o Butt, b Gricmett 20 R. Benspa, a and b Grimmett.
H.
A. Mackenzie, b Grimmett
J Way, not out.....
W
Backenzie, e Grimmett; b
Alexander
F. N. Young, c Hallam, b Grin
rott.....
Extras
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.113
W
Total.
Bowling Analysis
0.
M.
B
Alexsader
12 1
60
3
Wets.......
7 0
22
King
0
8
0
Grimmett ........
6.3 .0
135
Alexander, b Young.
13
B. Earnshaw, c. W. Mackenzie,
b Young
4
1
POLICE RECREATION CLUB,
Booker, e Fraser, b Pleroy Grimmelt, e McNicoll, E Piercy 8. King, run out
Watts, c Young,
Hollands
Taylor, a and b Holands
Woods, not out
Hollam, b Young
Ratt, e and b Young Thorpe, b. McNicoll
Extras
Total .........
14
123
Bowling Analysia.
M B.
W.
Purcy
0 26..
R. E. "Lindsell, b F. A. Redmond
3.
Young
14 8
5
12
40 15
O. Dance, ba. A. Bupjaha
B. D. Evans, a and b A. A. Rum
jaho
C. Bussell e Samy. A. A. Rum-
jaba
R. Pestonji, not out
Extras...
Total
Bowling Analysia.
10
151
0. M. E.
W.
A. A. Rumjaha .... 15:3 I 79
T. E Yeoh ..........
F. A. Redmond
W. Vickers
21
# 0 28
3
0
90
1
UNIVERSITY.
F. A. Redmon, b Evans
A. A. Rumjahn, e Braga, b Russell 72
A. Haalim, b Evans ...
W. Vickers, b Evans ......
M. H. Roffey, c Braga, b Stalker. 3
TE. Yeab, e Blackburn, b Spinks 13
M. B...Osmun, e Dance, b Pestonji 5
D. K. Samy, run out...
H. Balhedebeh, b Evans....
T. O. Yeob, b Evans.
P. E. Choo, not out you
Extras
Bowling Analysia.
Hollands Benson McNicoll
0 6 2 23 I
C.S.C.C. 2ND XL. . KOWLOON 2ND XI
Ignatieff, in carrying off the R.H.KY.C. Challenge Cup. They were also much indebted to those ladies and gentlemen who had come to see the regatta. There only remained the pre- sentation of the prizes which had been gained during the season 1971 to 1992 and that afternoon. They were fortunate in get. ting Mrs. Smyth to present the prizes and he had much pleasure in now saking her to do so.
Ders
Mra Smyth then distributed the prizes. Mr. LOWE, in proposing a
vote ol thanks to Mra. Smyth, pointed out how much the Commodore and Mrs. Smyth had done for the Club during their long connection with it. Its mem- were indebted to their Comme dore for the way in which the Club had practically risen from nothing to its pre- sent status. On behalf of the members of the Club he presented to Mrs. Smyth a package, the contents of which he would not divulge, and to the Commodore, a handsome cabinet containing decanter and a silver flask.
GAEL CLASS 3-Guel, Capt. A. Taylor. Ser.
-Toinette, Messrs. D. L. Ralph and J. Thayar ...................................
1.-Joan, Mesars. J. Bentley and D. H: Blake esempia
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ONG DESIGN CLASS. 1-Bonito, Capt. C. S. Dodwell, R. GA, 2-Halegon, Mr. D. K. Blair. 3-lea, Messrs. C. L. Grist and F. C.-
Vaux
HANDICAP CLASS, (CLASS LETTER H.) Prep Gun 3.30 p.m. Starting Gun 3.35 pm, -Diana, Mr. C. Borg Ser
(Handicap)," 1-Rolla, Mr. N. Croucher...... 3-Sonia, Messrs. J. Clarke and
Sor. E. Wilkin.....................
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ROWING RACES.
D
MUNDE FOURS-DISTANCE 1 MILE 1.-R. H.K.Y.C.: Crew, Lieut. J. Morti mer, R.A., Lieut. O. 8. G. Sheppard, B.E., J. Barentson. (stroke) A. G. Lamplagh, (x) W. H. Potley, 2-F.R.C.: Crew, N. Shalabanoff, C. Earnshaw, I. Ignatie, (stroke) 0. May, (cox) B. C. Witchell. RH.EY C. led throughout the race.
RACE FOR NAVAL WHALEES 27 FEST.
H.L.S. Hawkins (Seamen); 3.H.M.S 1, H.M.S. Hawkins (Marines); 2, Magnolia.
SENIOR FOURS-DISTANCE 4 MILE.
1.R.H.K.Y.C.: Crow, D. Logan,
Y. G. Smyth, Capt. P. Havelock. Davis, R.O.A., (stroke) J. S. Me- Cana, (cox) W. H. Petley. 2.-V.B.C. Crew, O. Stutas, J. B. -Soares, G. Tyron, (stroke) B. Jde
Moore, (cox) H. Silva.
Won by seven lengths.
JUNIOR PAIRS-DISTANCE | MILE.
1. R.H.K.Y.C.: Crew, Lieut. "Morti
mer, B.A, (stroke) J. Borentson, (cox) W. H. Petley.
2.-V.R.C.;
Crew, C. Earnshaw, (stroke) O. Stotz, (cox) H. Silva. Won by half a length.
MILE
SENIOR PATES IN THE DISTANCE 1.-B.H.K.Y.C.: Crew, Capt. P. Have lock Davies, RA, (stroke) V. S. McCann, (cox) W. E. Petley. SINGLE SCULL-DISTANCE MILE. 1.-V.B.C. 1, Ignatieff, (215 lbs.). 2.-R.H.K.Y.C.: J. S. McGann (190
lba.).
SCRATCH_FOURS-DISTANCE
MILE
A. R. Carroll's crew, JR Soares, C. Earnshaw, J. Berertson, (stroka). H. Drayer, (cox) A. H. Carroll 2.-R. C. Witchel's crew, V. G. Smyth, O. Stutz, G.. May, (stroke) A., G. Lamplugh, (cox) R. C. Witchell. Won by a length.
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OTHER AWARDS. The following prizes were also pro- seated:-
P.
CHAMPIONSHIP: SEASON 1820-1091,
Unvisen Cas-Chinese Rig, 1, Ladye... call, Mr. R. Raymond; 2, Viebe, Fa M. Hodgson; 2. La Cigale, Mr. N A. R. Lowe. English Rig, 1, 4uma, Mr. Croucher; 3. Ficlet, Mr. M. J. Henderson HANDICAP CLASS-1, Diana, Mr. O Berg: 2. Rolla, N. Croucher..
Grist and Vaux; 2, Bonita, Capt. C. 8. ONE DESIGN CLASS.--1, Ada, Mesr Dodwell, B.G.A.
HEYWARD HAYS CLASS-1, Ursula, Mr.
Mr. SMTTH, replying, thanked the mem- bers of the Club for their great kind-H. B. Rousa; 2, Winifred, J. O. Finch ness to his wife and himself. He gave 3. Tady Cloacing, Capt. W. Davison,
R.N.R
Thayer and Ralph; 2, Gael, Capt. A, W. GALL "CLASS,-1," Toinette, Messrs. Taylor.
Ladyo Jean Cup, (by Mr. B. Ray mond), Cenone, Messrs. Severn and Mel- bourne.
"Azima" Cup, (by Mr. P. M. Hodg
brief outline of his long connection with the Club, and said that anything he had. dore for it had always given him great pleasure. He concluded by prophesying a successful future for the Club with which he had spent some of his happiest times.
The Hon. Mr. CLAUD SEVERN said that before the dancing recommenced he had a very pleasant duty to perform in thankson), Vielet, Mr. M. J. Henderson. ing all those who had contributed to the success of the day. It had been the first regatta they had held at Repulse Bay and he hoped it would not be the last. He Vaux), Bonito, Capt. C. 3. Dodwell especially wished to thank Mr. Brayfield,
Meaers. Ryan and Macnamara.
"Diana" Cup, (by Mr. O. Berg); Rolla, Mr. N. Croucher,
"Ailsa"
Cup, (by Masars. Grist and
The Kowloon 2nd XI. won a very deci- aive victory over the C.S.C.C. 2nd XI wickets and 148 runs. The Civil Service the Course, and also Messrs. P. Hodgson "Toinette," Cup, (by Messrs. Thayer went in frst and batted moderately, and D. R. Blair and the other gentlemen and Ralph) Joan, Messrs. Blake and on arst, all being the only two to who and so ably uasisted him in making Beamodore's Cup-Bneing Yachts, (by Atring was in great form and koneki the regatta a success. He especially men Mr. Frank Smyth), Rolla, Mr. N. Ürou
at Kings Park on Saturday by three who had done'great service, as Clerk of Taula" Cup, (by Mr. H. S. Rouse),
rise to the
occasion. Kowloon's second
up 231, Evelyn making 80, which was the highest score of the match..
Haalett, bowling for the home side took swickets for Avd runs, which is one of the best bowling feats
season, Scores:-
0.5.C.C.
H. T. Sandford, c Lawrence, b
Haslett **
U. Usher, d Overy, b Joues
F. Haynes, e Haslett, b Spinks...
W.
..... 10
E
3
Total
100
D. น.
J. Stelker
В
0
1
B.. D. Erans
10.4 0
Capt. Spinks
4 .0
13
R. Pestonj.........
81
21
C. Russell
.
SECOND LEAGUR.
I.R.C. 2ND XI. . R.A.M.C.
Playing at home on Saturday in the League, the I.R.C. second string man- aged to defeat the visitors by 68 runs, For the Indians, A. H. Madar. 8. A Rumjaho and R. Nazaria scored 47, 24 and 21 runs respectively. Capt. Tomory played well for the medicos, with 45 rung to his credit. Major Tomlinson bowled well, taking 2 wickets for 3 runa For the home side Madar took the same num- ber of wickets for 8 runs Scores:-
1.1.0, 2ND XL.
O. A Ramjahn, b Savage ......... N. B. Kitehall, e and b Savage
AK Minu, played on h Holland.
c and b Bavage ...... 21
E. Moosdenn, I.b... b Sayage ******
A. H. Madar, a and b Major
Tomlicson
狴
E. Ali Moosdson, l.b.wb Savage 0
8. A. Rumjahn, e and b Osborne, $4
H. D. Bumjahn, b Major Tomlin-
20
Brawn, b Haslett
Watson Spinks, b Overy
W. Hill, b Overy
S. B. Spillette Edwards, b
Haslett
Taceni, b Haslett
W. Gorvin, b Haslett
F. Cowan, not out
Taylor, e Brown, b.Overy
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis."
Spinks
B 0 30
S T. Jones
A
29
Haslett Overy
6 3
45-01
X.C.O..
S. T. Jones, 1.b.w., b Cowan
A. O. Brawn, o Taccai Taylor...
F. E. Lawrence, at Sandford, b
Gorvian
18
W.
43
53
50
F. Evelyn, a and b Taylor W. Hyde, b. Taylor........... 19 E. F. Spinks, st. W. H!, b Taylor 6 N. L.. Railton, o 'and b Sandford... 0 W. G. Haalett, not out
Extras
..221
Overy, F. G. Horridge, and E.
J. Edwards did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
d. x
W.
Со
8 "1 80
Taylor
83,01 53
2
Extras
****** 37
Gervian Hill...
4. 0 27
Total (for wk),
Spillett Sandford
2 0 20
보와
0
6. Abbas, not out
B 0 44
tioned Mr. Lamplugh, the new honorary secretary. This was the first regatta he had organised and it had been the most i cheaplets steers they had ever had. As President of the Victoria. Recreation Club, be wished, on behalf of that Club, to thank the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club for their hospitality. The V.R.O. had won a most important race although they had lost cthers. He assured their hosts that their hospitality was greatly appre ciated.
THE SPORTS.
1.
Blake
Joan, Messrs. and Beadey. Vice-Commodore's Cup-Racing Yachts," by Nr. A. B-Lowe), Aida, Mesars. G
Grist Mr. E.
B. Lows; Commodore's Cup-Cruiser,
Comedore's Cups-Cruisers, (by Mr.A. B. Lowe), Helen, Memra. Reaker and Cornell; Feathers, Mesars, Logan and Belilion.
Lia
Mr. N. Croucher,
"Belilios Challenge Cup for Heyward- Hays Class, (by Mr. R. E. Belilios), Lady Cloacina, Capt. W. Davison, R.N.R Get Capt. A. W. Taylor.
Warren Memorial Cup for Gael Clam.
Tai Yus", Cup for Racing Yachts, Rolla, Mr. N. Croucher.
Conditions on the water were perfect. The breeze, which was very helpful to the yacht racing, was not strong enough to ruffle the surface of the water and, there- fore, did not mar the rowing races. these events some very keen tussels were Starters Messrs. P. M. Hodgson, A witnessed between members of the W. van Andel, E. B. Reed and G. G. Royal Hongkong Yacht Club and the Wood,
The following were the Oficiale for the In Day:
Victoria Recreation Club, and though the Judges.--Hon. M. Claud Severn, former secured most of the victories, the CM.G. and Commodore Bowden-Smith, latter were well compensated in winning
what was perhaps one of the most import
ant events of the day--the Single Sculla Mr W Logan and Lieut.-
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LAWN TENNIS:
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
The following matches have been arrang ed for to-day-
Haka, R.N.R In this class there were two entries J. S. I
Clerks of the Ocurse.-Mr. T."H. G McCann (R.H.K.Y.C.) and I. Ignatieff Brayfield. (V.B.O.). McCann, who has been cham- Timekeeper. Yeoman of Signals; pion in this class for several years, was a
Franklin. strong favourite at the commencement of the race, but, to the surprise of the specta tors, Ignatieff took the lead from the beginning and won by nearly two lengths. The winner, who is 20 years of age, woigha well over 15 stone, and has only learned to row during the last four months. He should do big things for his Club.
Open Championship Doubles-A A Throughout the race, Mr. McCann was cer Bunjahn and 8. H. Ismail, B. K. Valen tainly the more scientific oarsman of the tine and D. J. Valentine; E. Busschaert two, but in this case science had to give and R. C. Witchell v. Wong Poksung and placo to youth and extraordinary vigour.
The following were the results of the Blakez v. M. E. F. Airey and F. B. Handicap Double-G. Miskin and C. conteste:-
Ffondten.
Handicap Singles "A."-G. M. Dodwell Course:From Official line to Ngan. A B. Haworth; Capt. P. H. Davies v chau (8), Mark boat off Bam Kok (8) A. Brenray; Major C. Willson J. B.
miles.
*
SAILING RACES.
JUY WARD`HAYS "CLASS.
∙1.-Sea Lark, MrAE. Cock
Γ. Franovich,
Penman.
(Handicap)..
Ber. 2.-Spray, Mr. F. Pearman .. Bor.
Glady, Mr. J. R. Adems. "20"
Handicap Singles "B.C. B. Brown F. L. Leader.
Open Championship Singles-F. L. Lay 6. F. A Redmond.
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