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ROYAL NAVY
The Royal Navy won a decisive victory over the Hongkong U.C. on Saturday, finishing the match with 90 runs to the Going in art, the Navy put up good. 925 in quick time: the second-wicket did not fall until 127 had been run up. Most of the players made double figures, but the most prominent of, these was Lieut. Stewart's 68, which included 10 tours. The Club tried six bowlers before the side was dismissed.
"
The Club made a miserable start, 'the first four wickets going down for 14; then Peat. Hughes and Webster came to the rosene and sent the score up to well over a hundred. Peat and Webster hit out! vigorously and 36 of Webster's total score of 44 was made up of boundaries. Hayter distinguished himself among the bowlers, taking five wickets for 43 runs. Scores:-
ROYAL NAVY.
Lt. Stewart, b Hughes
Bowlin
Ling
Bayer Feel
14
C.9.0.0.
F. J. D. E. Rome, b Baker
A. E. Wood, e Bagnall, b Davies... 14 R. C. Witchell, run out “........... 10 CR Bayer, & Pankes, b Davies... 38: E, C. Fincher, Ll.b.w. Davies.......... Skeet, b Davies. range, e
b Baker W: Edmonds, Pankee, b Graba "F. J. Ling, st, Bagnall
B.-B.
F. Boldman, Matthews.
Grabum
C. J. Tacchi, not out
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FOOTBALL.
OURLEW" RESERVES DIVISION 11.
CHAMPIONS,
KING'S # * AMBROSE"
On: Navy. "B" ground the teams turn- ed out as under: --
KingWilliams; MeChn anul Wyane;.
Saturday's games resulted as follows: Newton, Barlow and Hodgson: Burrett,
HONGKONG LEAGUZ Division L.
Hongkong Club.... 4 South China
King's.. R.G.A.
0
Kowloon..
·0
19
0
11
113
Dangerfickl, Jones, Love and Scott. Ambruce. - Coysh; Muirhead Strong; Vasey, Welbourne and Butler;
and
2 H.M.S. Ambrose .. 1 | Balneaves, Hood, Duval, Boûlter and
H.M.S. Titania ... Carter.
2 H.M.S. Cairo ..... 0. Division He
CLUB ». SOUTH CHINA.
Beferee: Mr. Collins.-
The galite opem d fast, the King's tak
St. Joseph's... 3 Club Reserves on the lead through Jones early in the Curlew Reserves United A.Co game, the same player putting then, fur... South China "A" 1 King's Reserves...other ahead before the interval.
Resuming with two goals down, the sailors put more life into their play and for a time kept the soldiers' defence busy. On the Club ground the teams lined Duval brought down the defents and, going in, bent Williams with a drive from close range, the game ending in a win for the King's by the odd goat in three.
KOWLOON “CAIRO,'**
Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-31, 3-74, 4-53, out as folows:- 584, -84, 7-4, 5-8, 9-109, 10-115,
Bowling Analysis.
Davies Baker Graham
W. K. i. 170 40 5 13 0 31 ទ
3.3 0.
PRIENDLY MATUH..
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** TITANIA?"
v. CRAIGENCOWER,
were
A side from the Titania were entertain ed at Craigengower on Saturday and were defeated by two wickets and 29 runs. and short-handed Craigengower 37
played a coolie who made two very good catebra. C. P. A Daval batted very well for the Titania, The helding of the visitors was very good. Scores:-
** TITANIA.!!
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Com Edgell, & Lammert
Lt. Franks, e Dods, b Lammert...... 19 Rev. Crole-Reel, e "Webster, b Le
Fleasing
Bev. Purcell, e Lutauert, b Le
Fleming
11
Lt.-Con. Drew, e Mitchel, b Le
Fleming
10
Mid. Sparks, b Doda
Mid. Härtor. b Webster
17
Mid Sheffield, not out
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Lt. Hardy, b Webster
Lt. Beatty, e Davies, b Webster
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W. Buftin, e Jez, b Omar..." O P. O. Lounds, c Abbas, b Major. 0 Lieut. Heves, b Major............、
5
0
14
Total
Pte. Wilkins, c Coolie, b Omar... 11 P. O. Philpott, e Hall, b Omar... 15 Lieut. Evans, b Omar
5
Licus. Neish, e Abbas, b Omar ...
0
A B. Carless, un out
Fall of Wickets:-
Wr. Watson, c Coolie, b Major
12
Q. P. A. Duval, b Omar.....
34
Stoker Pelling, not out
Extras
1-53, 2-127, 3-139, 4-145, 3-183, 7-159, 8-103, 9-294 10-295.
Bowling Analysis...
Engbes
Dods
Peat.....
Lammert
Webster
Le Fleming
K
11 +3 49
11
4
0
0
1
0
Total
91
Bowling Analysis,
0.
M.
E.
W.
V. Omar
......... 12
1
31
в
W. Major... 9
4
215
2
3
0
0
HONGKONG Qc.
T. E. Pearce, c Purcell, b Haytor... 3
Capt. Le Fleming, & Drew, b Beatty 2
E. J. R. Mitchell, ↳ Haytor.
Y. Abbas......
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D. B. Peat, b Hardy ......
40
Philpott
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H. O. Hughes, e Purcell, b Hastor. 14
March, b Evans
4
B. E. A. Webster, st. Franks, b
Hartor
Hall, Evans
44
Abbas, b Evans
Omar, Wilkins, & Neish
LJ. Davies, b Crole-Rees
Wiby, h Evans
.0
Capt. Dods, not out .....
Major, not out
Extras
Rees
Total
3
120
Extrus
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Rowling Analysis.
Z.
W.
Evans
"38
5
Pelling
Philpott Nosh
*.33 0
2
E. G. Lammert, c. Sparks, b Crole-
Fall of Wickets:- "
. 1-3, 2-14, 3-14, 4-14, 5-43, 8-104, 7-108,
8-128, 9-134, 10-135.
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Beatty Haytor Crole-Rees ... Hardy
11
34
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12 2 445 3
5
1 27
1 30
FIRST LEAGUE.
R:G.A. v. C.SIC,a
This league match resulted in a narrow victory for the R.G.A. by. 16 runs. The Garrison batted first and knocked up 131. Capt. Davies was dismissed early
not but very strongly.
For the Civil Service A. E. Wood and
LAWN TENNIS.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
The following matches have beer arranged for to-day-
On Championship Doubles.-Major C Willoa and G., W. Sewell v. M.. W. La and M. K. Lo.
Club.-G. Bodger; Gerrard and Law rence Teller, Stewart and McPhail: Baauer, Forsyth, Begg, Kuhr and Eng- land.
1:
On the Kowloon F.C. ground at Happy Valley. The home team won by two goals South China-Cheung Wing Shing to mil. The teams lined out as under- Fung Tai and Chad So; Leung Yük Tong,
Kowloon-Woodman; Wheeler And Loung Tai Fong and Lam Yuk Ting Sparry; Duncan. Murrison and Thomp- Chui Kwong Yeung, Ip Kau, Ko Sikson: Millard, Hall, Paseo, Mason Wai, Wong Shui Wah and Lau Tak Cheong.
Referee: Mr. Bolton (Curlew).
South China were late in turning ont and they fielded 9amen only when the game.started, Ip Kuu and Chan So com ing
on the field after five minutes play. South China were, the first to become" dangerous, Ko Sik Wai beat Gerrard and sent in a hard drive, the ball striking the left upright and spinning across the goul-mouth where Chui Kwong Young phos wide. Hands against Stewart near the half way line saw Chan So send straight to Rodger from the free kick. Lung Yuk Tong was cautioned for foul- ing England. Kuhr opened the score for the Club. Receiving from a free kick well taken by Gerrard, Cheung Wing Shing came out of goal to clear from Kuhr, and the latter showing good con- trel over the ball put it into an empty goal. Ko Sik Wai missed a good opening hy miakicking close in and McPhail clear ed. Th Club were, awarded two corners in succession, and from the second one Forsyth headed past Cheung, and the Club were two up.
Chui Kwong Yeung was sent down the wing aed, beating McPhail, sent in a long shot, Rodger clearing at the second attempt. The Club, transferred play by neat footwork and Cbau So failing to clear, Forth sent in a twisting shot that beat Cheung all the way. Cheung saved well from Kuhr who raced away from the centre kick, and the ball coming out to Forsyth the latter headed wide. On the next visit by the Club Begg was off-side, Kuby seat in a lung shot and Begg tried
and
combs.
Cairo-Alder: Grabham and Staines; Heaps, Law and Lloyd; Harding, Gale, Sutton, Robinson and Avaient..
Referes Mr. Willams.
Kowloon have now got together a very useful side and in this game they hail most of the play. Pasco and Hall' scored. -
R.G.A..TITÀNIA:”
At Sookunpoo the teams lined out as under:-
R.G.A.-Phillips; Walker and Wood- house; Bailey, Pascoe and Lelliott; Veala, Kesy, Mollugh. Couzens and Harris.
Titania-Phillips; Collins and Ball.
Chard and Boneg
Stock, Woodcock,
Draper, Wellman, Glover and
Referee: Mr. Garton.
The
The game opezed in favour of the R.G.A., McHngh runcing through and scoring in the opening minutes. Titania who were playing without Wilkins and Bates, failed to hold the B.G.A. and McHugh put his sido further ahead. Although the E.G.A. kept up the pressure. they could not ndd to their score and won by two goals to 'nik,"
KING'S RES. ». SOUTH CHINA. "A."
At Sookunpoo the King's lost their hold on the Championship when they lost with the runners-up position. South China took the lead in the opening "half through Lo Wai Man, and although the King's struggled hard to retrieve their position they had to acknowledge defent by a goal to nil
to South China and must now be content
Mr. Moore had charge of the game.
** CURLEW" RES. «. UNITED`A.Ö.
Playing at home the United weat dewo by two goals to ni. Play opened in favour of the United but their forwards failed in front of goal. Before the inter- val the Curlew scored, Riley putting the ball into the net after Beach bad saved from Header. Playing with a light breeze after the change of ends, the sailors took
from close
to rush the goalkeeper but Cheung clear-UP the attack and Hender beat Beach range. Towards the finish the ed. Half-time-Club, 3 goals; South United Rave the sailors defence a warm time, but it held out and the game ended China, O.
in a win for the sailors who now win the
division championship with 33 points against the King's 32.
Resuming after the interval the Club got away with a dash, Leung Yak Tong
The Cure Reserves and United are clearing and South China, going down.dne to play their return match on Tues-
Ip Kau missed from cicse range. For a few minutes South China gave the Club
day, Club ground 5.15 p.m.
Mr. Newton was in charge of the game..
1
Open Championship Singles.-S. A.
· ST. JOSEPH'S v. CLUB RESERVES. Rumjahn v. S. H. Ismail; H: D. Buna warm time and Rodger, stopping a shot from Chui Kwong Yeung,, the ball re- jahn F. A. Redmond.
St. Joseph's Guished their season sic- bounded to Ip Eau who returned wide missed & moment later, failing to take men only. At the interval the score sheet wuh Rodger beaten. Wong Shui Wah cessfully by winning againt the Club by threa goals to mil. The Club fielded nine advantage of a pass and Gerrard cleared was blank. In the closing half Remedios, From throw A. Transbitsky and L. Rumjahn scored by kicking to touch.
for the College,
Mr. Hollands had charge of the game."
CHURCH SERVICES.
Handicap Doubles.-R. K. Valentine
CYCLING.
Major P. S.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF CHINA.
fouled
in the game by returning a hall to Ling. . E. G. Lammert and J. A. Worswick; South Chinn sent straight at Rodger, who but with the association of Major Mat, Nelson and Capt. K. Tomory. R. M.
was lucky in turning the ball round the thews and Capt. Olliver the score steadilyHenderson and E. B. Beed; R. M. Smithing the centre forward position in- post. Cheung Wing Shing, now occupy. mounted. At 59. Major Matthews was and F. A. Dinsdale - v.
proved the attack, Ko Sik Wai replac well caught in the out-field by Sayer. Tomlinson and A. D. Bull.
ing him in goal. Stewart Cheung and the latter taking the kick"
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDBAL, HONGKONG.-~- Shortly afterwards. Capt. Olliver, was
tested Rodger with a long shot. England Holy Week 1922, A.D. Sixth Sunday in caught by Ling off Sayer." The tail did
and Leung Yuk Tong were pulled up for Lent, April 8th. Holy Communion 7.60 rough play: the Club man forgetting am. Mating and Sermon 11 am. Litany himself, assumed a fighting attitude. Both 13 noon. Evensong and Sermon в p.m. players received a caution only and play biocday before Easter, Tuesday before
Easter, Wednesday before Easter, Thurs
before Enster. Good work by Begg and Forsyth ecded day
Holy Communion up
with the latter beating Ko Sik Wai 7,45 a.m. Matins 10.15 am.
Good Friday. Litany and Ante.Com from close rugs and putting his fourth
the Claby this being his munion 10 s.. Matins 11 am, Medita third effort.
The home team tion on
on the Passion, 12 noon to 3 p.. conducted by Rev. A. J. S. Stern. Evon song 5.30 a.m. with Address, munion 7.45.8.in. will be in the Vestry, Easter Eve, Saturday. Holy Com
Evensong & p.m.) their after any of the Services.
A race for the cycling championship of De Rome went in first, and both played China will be held in October," the event Proceeded.
two
cautiously for the first
three Or overs; then Wood started to hit out and in so doing gave Major Bagnall a very smart catch. Witchell, who came in next, was very unfortunate a being run out. Sayer, in his characteristic manner quickly followed up but when his score
being promoted by the Journal de Pekin, The course, which will be the same ав last year's, is from Peking to Patachoa, distance of 56 kilometres. It will
an international event, and it is hoped had most of the play in the closing stages that as many different countries as pos and the final whistle sounded leaving the there were 87 entranta and the event was sible will be represented.
Last year Ulub winners by Club deserve their win,
four goals to nil. On the play
hatte
bind reached 28, he was caught by Parkes and 10 minutes, which was considered to South China. Lau Hing missed, and
won by Laureat, a Belgias, in 9 hours but they were not four goals better than The Chaplains off Davies. This was quite a good extch. be excellent time in view of the hilly Fincher, Strange and Reed followed and nature of the course. Li Chia-chiun, & would have saved the first two
regular keeper, was badly formed a procession back to the Pavilion. Cinese, finished second. Edmonds, partnered by Holdman, put up a very solid defence and it looked as
B
if the CS.C.C. might possibly win with
wicket in
but unfortunately Edmonds,pting to put a ball |
it and
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Tacchi came in for both reading and distant. In the last, but Holdman went out shortly ordinary bifocal lens, the segment or afterwards to a catch of Graham.
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E.G.A. Capt. Davies, c and b Ling Capt. Olliver, e Ling, b Sayer...... 25 Lieut. Chester, b Ling
Major Matthews, Bayer, b Reed 69
Bdr. Baker, b Sayer
Major Bagnall, b Sayer
15
Sergt. Bkeeta, a Holdman, b Roed & Lieut., Graham, b Sayer Lieut. Parkes, b Sayer...... Bergt. Stephens, c Ling, b Sayer. 4 Davis, not out Extrá
Total
..131
Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-38, 3-38, 4-13, 6-87, 6-100, 7-123, 6-123, 9-127, 20-131.
which
Persons entering or leaving during the Three Hours' Service are requested to do were practically gifts to the Club,
Bo during, the singing of the Hymns. Char So was not up to his usual form, but Fung Tai played a sound gamá. 1 THE BISHOP's Chapel at St. «Patt's South China forwards could not get COLLEGE-There will be Evensong at. 6.15 together in the first half, Ko Sik Wai and p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Laung Tai Fong changing positions half and Thursday, when a series of Addressed way through. Ip Kau was, off his usual will be given as follows: shooting form, and missed a couple of April 10th, Monday before Easter. easy chances in the opening minutes of Subject:
second half. Lawrence made his first appearance for
the
G. T. Waldssing " Preacher: Rev.
April 11th, Tuesday before Easter. the Club this season, and though, be Subject: Changless Faith and Changing appeared to be a trifle stiff, played a Thought, useful game.
Gerrard made one or two slips in a
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Easter. is electrically fused in a depresion In The Club's inside mer played good com Subject: The Question of Judai," Pren-
betor
cher:
Rev. J. Romains Lee.
you
the main lens, while the whole lene" is bisation in the open, but they are too ground smooth on both sides to the eager to score when close in. Forsyth
the hero of the day, scoring three Easter Sunday, April 16th, at St. Joan's desired focus. Kryptok lenses of any goals,
CATHEDRAL7.00 am The Holy.Com- their win
the Club are still in the musion; 7.50 .m. The Holy Communion prescription in either regular or Toris
running for League honours, but the most 11.m. Matias and Bermon; 12.2007 The form are manufactsed by the Hongkong they can do is to equal the Curlew's Holy Commnion; 3.30 p.m. Flower Ber- Optical Co., successors to Clark & Co., points. They still have to moct the vics for Children. Address by Rev. M. W. Tamar and Tilania, the lattor in mid. Shewell, C.F. 6 p.m. Evensong and Ber Optical Prescription Specialists, located week, while they are due to meet the mon... in 53, Queen's Road Central-ADTY; Tamar next Saturday away from home. The Tamar, by winning their remaining (107 fixtures, can still win the Championship.
AT THE PEAK CHUB-Easter Sunday The Holy Communion. 8 a.m..
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