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CHINESE RECREATION CLUB . 0.8.0.0.
The Kowloon Cricket Club first eleven visited the RG.A. Cricket Club ground on Saturday and defeated the Home sido by two wiakola and 41 ruas,
I:R.O. ND XI, POLICE
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on the latter's ground, and won by a wicket The Indian 2nd XI played the Police
AND HIS REVOLVER.
and 19 runs. The Palice won the toss and
THE MAGISTRATE'S. ADVICE. sent their opponente in to bat. The Indians opened cautiously and knocked, Commander-in-Chief of the Kwangi. Describing himself as Adviser to the up 154 runs for 9 wickets in slow time,
The Home aide wens in first and were and declared at 4.30. H. D. Rumisha Army a Chinese was charged at the By winning their match against the dismissed for 67 runs Capt. Spinks stayed in for nearly an hour and a Magistracy, on Saturday morning, with top scorer for them with: 33 runs which unlawfully having in his possession a re Chinoso Recreation Chub on Saturday securing six of the wickets for 39 runs, consisted of 29 singles and one four. The volver and a quantity of ammunition. afternoon, at Happy Valley, the Civil and B. D. Evans took the remaining four Police were all out within an hour for Court that the defendant was arrested at Bub Inspector Fallon informed the Service Cricket Club, enhanced their for 25 runs. These two players were 76 runs. Alexander top-scored for them the wharf on Friday night ten minutes chances of finishing top of the first lengus equally successful with the bat, and B. D. Rumjaha did well with the ball before the departure of the night boat for The Civil Servios aids secured an easy'! going in frat, for their side, they scored taking a wickets for 38 runs. R. Earn for freedom, but was a length over. Canton. He put up a desperate struggle 89 between them, at which figure they re-shaw taking 4 wickets for 11 Fans had the
best bowling average for the day. tired. The remaining six wickets were
Scores:- dismissed cheaply.
win by two wickets, and to runs,
Batting first, the Chinese made the moderate total of 97 runs, G. R. Sayer taking Ave of the wickets for 36 runs. The Civil Service. replied with 169 runa. for the loss of eight wickets. Sutherland the measure of the Chinese bowlers *got and had the fielders on the run. He hit
out with considerable confidence in will be seen from his score of 80 which in elizded 2 sixes and 10 fours. -Sayer, also contributed a very useful 38.
Y. K. Shi, st. Foldrian, b SayER........ 0
Scores -
Capt. O. Olliver, b Evans
La. Chester, 1.b.w. - Capt Spinks... 49
· Sergt. Stevens, b Evans ................ Capt. Barrett, o Fletcher, b Capt.
Spik
L. Parkie, b Capt. Spinks Gr. Poutres, b Evans
with 27 runs. Both teams fielded well,
INDIAN B...
D. Rumjaha, o Watts, b King 24 H. D. Rumjahn, e Alexander, b.B.
Earnshawoni
33
R. Nazarin, run out... 11 F. M. Arculli, b Watts
St. 10
I. Hasson, b B. Earnahar II' O. Rumiam, e Elwood, b R. Earn
shaw....
E. Moostoon, e Elwood, b B. Ear-N
show
3
Capt. Bensley, b. Capt Spinks
Gr. Davis, not out:
Lt. Fendall, b Evans
Gr. Bernnan, e and b Capt.
Spinks
Spinks.
A Kitchell, a Reynolds, b King... 18 A. K. Minu, at, Reynolds, b Kelly "L 3. Ackbar, not out
A. R. M. Samy, not out
e
Scores -
16
CHINESE B.C.
Extras
21
Ng Sie Kwong, b Sayer
M. W. Lo, b Ling
i ཉས་པས 1
Total
154
C. Choi, b Sayer
13
Gr. Balt, std. Benson, b Capt.
Bowling Analysis.
Wang Sik To, o Wood, b Bayer........ · 2.
M.
W.
G. Lee, b Sayer.-1.-
5
Extras
O. Earnshaw
#4
D
W. Hung, » Holdman, b Hamilton 87
O. Kelly
15 2 47 1.
Total
T. H. King 7.
Q
24
2
H. C. Hang a Baker, b Hamilton 17.
N. J. Watts
15
C. Alexander
18
0
R. Earnshaw
Capt. E. G. Spinks 9 1 30 B. D. Evang
"B 2
POLICA B.C.
C. F. Alexander, e Ackber, b
D. Rumjahn......
97
E.0.0.
N. J. Watts, e Arculli, b H. D.
Rumjaho
90
38
B. Earnshaw, e O. Rumjahn, b
Arculli
0
B. Thorpe, b H. R. Rumjahy.......
©
A. Beynolds, 1.b.v. Kitchell .....
19
A. Baker, 6 H. D. Ruajaba,
9
R. Ching, not eas......
M. K. Lo, 6 Hamilton
J. M. Fan, b Ling.
Extras
Total
5
Bowling Analysis.
Ο K
Capt. E. G. Spinka, retired......
B. D. Evans, retired
Bowling Analysis
M.
R.
W.
Ling
3.5, 0
L A. R. Duncan, b Davis
Hamilton
6 1 19
3
D. Lyon, b Pomfret
Sayer
*
36
E. F. Spinks, b Pomfret
Baker
0
Grimmett
W. J. Woolley, h. Pomfret
0
0.9.0.0.
A. E" Wood, b Ching
A. R. Sutherland, W. Hung, b
Ng
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A. Grimmett, run out.
E. C. Fincher, run out
G. B. Sayer, G. Lee
38
F.. Baker, a Lee, b Ching
F. J. Lang, b. C. Hang
·O. 'Ears, not oft
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Total (for 8 wkta.).
J. M. Jack, b Pomfret
J. P. Bobinson, e Pomfret, b Davis 1
H. H. Benson, not out
Extras
Total (for 8 wkts).
J. C. Fletcher did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
M
Lt. Fendall
Gr. Pomfret
10
160
E, H. Holdman and H. Strange did not bat...
H. Ching
Bowling Analysis.,
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3.0
O. M.
G. Lee
8.1
18
8
0,
Ng Sao Kwong
& 1
Wong Sik To
"I.R.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER.
H. O. Hung...........
1
Gr. Davis B
S100ND LEAGUE.
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.108
KOWLOON C.C, ». ROYAL ENGINEERS.
T. H. King, not out
C. Earnshaw, b H. D. Rumjan ... 4
E. Kelly, o D. Romjahn, b H. D.
Rumjaha
E. Elwood, a D. Rumjahn, b E. D.
Rumjahn
H. Hallam, o D. Rumjahn, b E: D.
Rumjaha
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Q. M.
D
75
powered by the searchers Cortaim Chinesa to whom he led the officers for the- purpose of establishing his identity failed. to recognise him, but one of them came up to the Court on Saturday to say that the man was "a lieutenant in the Western Wing of the Kwangel Army.".
The Magistrato: He looks more like a Sergeant Major
The witness was told that he would be- doing his Army a good turn if a warning were issued to all officers to leave their arms behind when they came to Hong- kong. As it was, there were too many people with firearms in this Colony. ?A. Ane of $150, or six weeks, was im- pased.
WEEK-END ARMED
~ROBBERIES,
TENEMENT HÖLD-UP ON THE"
PRAYA...
Early yesterday morning, whilst the in- mates were still asleep, armed robbers [entered a tenement flat at No. 29, Praya. East The robbera were armed with dag- gors, and after binding and gagging their | victims, they, ransacked the house and. stole property to the value of $1,000. They also took away with them a number of share certificates, representing shares to the value of $3,000.
Some time after the robbers had loft, the alarm was raised and the terrified in- mates were roleaned from their bonds. The Police were called in and detectives were sent out in search of the robbere. Up to yesterday afternoon no arrests had been' effected.
ROBBERY AT LOWER LASCAR ROW..
An armed robbery took place at a shoe shop at Lower Lascar Row, on Saturday night Earlier in the day some then called at the shop and purchased some leather on which they paid a deposit of 82 Those men at 10 o'clock the same night followed the fokis of a branch shop into the main shop.' 'Once inside the shop they pulled out revolvers and held up the staff. The day's takings were taken from the till, as wolf as a sum of money which had been brought in by the fokia of the branch shop. It is believed that the UNIVERSITY 197 XI. . H.E.C.C, ler X1. robbers got away with between $300 and
F. M. Arculli H. D. Rumjahn A Kitchell
1
8 0 39 10 .1...38 3 1 51
MATCHER.
A friendly match between the Univer$400.
I
sity art string and the Hongkong C.C. with four halls. The first two secured first eleven was played on the University wickets, no runs were scored off the third, This match was played on the Kowloon ground, on Saturday and resulted in a and with the fourth he secured a thira ground, and resulted in a draw, neither draw, the advantage, if anything, rest wicket. toam finishing ita innings. In forming The Club had first knock and scored Club, making 117 runs when he retired.
ing with the visitors.
H. W.. Roger, made a century for the this conclusion of the game, the K.C.O.208 for the loss of seven wickets at which His score included 18 fours and 3 sixes. have taken away any chances their oppon figure they declared. At this stage L J. The Club opened badly and three wickets ents might have had of winning in the Davice (the Club's wicketkeeper) and had fallen for 11 runs. The fourth fell The Ladian Recreation Club met second league, for the Indians are now the comp from 147, when the seventh mounted and the seventh fell at 173. The Nicholson were hitting out and carried at 39. From this stage the score steadily Craigengower C.C. at Sockinpoo Valley considerably ahead of them. The Engine wicket fell to 208, and t The match resulted in a comfortable win ere batted first and secured a total of 197 declared. Davies 68 zot out includedite side was out for 193,
10 Scores for the Indians by 154 runs as against for sight wickets. 0.5.M. Fearson made fours Farthing made a useful 14, which
included six boundaries, 114. They won the toss, but started a good 58 before being bowled by Oviy, The University replied, with 110 for the runs only. S. H. Ismail was the next Sergt. Townsend and Staff-Bergt. Beat the top scorer for his side, making 44.
the score stood at 8T. E Yeoh was man in, and mado partnership with his did not hat. brother S. D. Ismail. He managed to knock up a good forty, the highest score of the day. The batting of Craigen- gewer was weak, a 24 by Lawrence boing the best individual score inade.
Bcores:---
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A. H. Rumjahu, c. Hope, h Omar 1, S. D. Ismail, b M.-H. Abbas
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L-Sgt. Cochell, b W. J. Shenton....
Scores:-
V 6,1,0,0
A. L. Gace, b Balhatchet & R. H. Wild, Balhatchet, b Quick J. D. H. Crawford, b Baihatchet
J. D. Humphreys, a Yeoh, b Bum-
jadi...
"Pearce, o Yeoh, b Quick/s.. F. IL Farthing, b Quick
St-Sgt. Brown, ・ a „Railton, b
J, Frankrei
3
C.B.M. Pearson, b.E. Overy Capt. Wall, b·N. L. Railton......
88
T.
37
St.-Sgt. Ridpath, e E. J. Edwards,
b.W. B. Haakett
E. W. Alderson, b Balhatchet
F Davice, not out
38
D. E. G. Nicholson, not out
27
3 H. lamail, e D'Arcy Evans, b
Omat
Lieut. Hammond, a and b H
Overy
0
40
N. B. Kitchell, e Hope, b C. M..
Abbas......
2
A. H. Madar, run out
A. Arculli, Lb.w., b Major.......
Cpt. Jacobson, played on Overy.... 9 0.8.M. Smith, not outs St-Sgt. Hamblin, e Brown, buď.
Fraser
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10
J. R. Carreem, not out
37
Extras
10
8. A. Ismail, o Lawrence, b Omar 1
Sirdar Khan, e Omer, b Majër
14
M. P. Madar, o Baan, b Major
HONGKONG UNIVERSITY, B. E. Choo, not out ramäte. 34 O. A. Peterson, b' Young YO. Teh, b Young
J. L. Young Sare, b Dorkine T L Cheak, run out
0
C. W. Lam, b Dorkins........... 0. V. F. Viccajes a Dorkins...... 0 M. A. Kyun, c Grimble, b Young 1 A. T. Barma, b Challoner. 10 E Ho Tung, o Dorkias, b Hollands 10 W. H. Bling, 6 and b Hollanda... 0
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
M.
Young Dorang
10
14
Challoner
55 2 10 .3.
Grimble
0
Hollanda
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5. A. Rumjahn, b M. H. Abbas
Extras
V. Omar
Bowling Analysis.
M. H. Abba
Y. Abbas ... W. Major FLawrence
Total (for 8 wkte, deo.). 197
Sgt. Townsend and Sgt. Best did not bas
Bowling Analysis.
WJ. Shenton..
W: L. Weaser...
J Fraser inter
N. L. Railton
W. B. Haskett
14-1
9 50 17 / 0
3018
H. Overy
10.
32
B. Petheram
8. Jar, b Jacobson
B Potheram,o-and
J. Frasez, b Jacobson
E Lawrence, a Gurraem, b'Arculli 24 U. Omar, b-Aroulli
18
B. Basa, b Madar ................. 20.
B. W. Bradbury, o 6. Bumjahn; b
S. H. Ismail ün D'Arcy Eraus, lb, b Are
'10'
Grimes, lib,w,, b Madar
Y. Abbas & Khan, b Areu
·Barry, b Madar
M. Abbas, b Arcalli
Major, std., b. Aroulli
Hope, not out
·Extras
Bowlin
Aal Area J. 8. Durroa/
A. D. Brawn, o and b
E. J. Edwards, b Cochell,
N. L. Railton, o Pearson, b To
A. Donelly, b Townsend
W. L, Woneer, o Well, b Overy, not out
W. B. Haskett b Town W. J. Bhenton, not out
Extras
Total (for 2 wkts.)
Bowling Analysis:
Lt. Hammont
Towheedd
Pearson
:Cochell
Jacobson
Redpath
Extras
Total (for 7 wkts., doc.)....208
G. H. Piercy and HL Owen Hughes did not bat.'
Bowling Analysis
0. M.B.
HE. Hallands, b TL. Cheak..
H. N. Balhatchet.. 16 1 52 3 F. Syme Thomson, b Paterson Rev. E K. Quick... 13
A. A. Rumjahn... 9 #1637 T. E. Tech
3. 025
Ng Bow Poo 3 0 28
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M. H. Rofoy, Pearce, b Pieror ! HN. Balhatchet, o Orawford,, b.
Owen Hughes
TE. Yooh, a Wild, b Piercy unli Boy. E. E. Quick, Lb.w., b Far
thing
A. A Rumjahr, run out
Ng Bow Poo, a Farthing, b Owen
Hughes
W. Gittens, not out
M. B. Umao, not out
Extras.....
Total (for t
T. O. Yoow, and H. Hunt did not bat
Bowling Analysis.
HOwen Hughes. 15
G. H Piercy...
FH Farthing
JD. Crawford.
UNIVERSITY 2x6 XI 4 HK.0.0.
2ND XL
E. Grimble, b Peterson liquid H: W. Roger, retired
117
F. N. Young, b Young Bayelsa
J. B. Way, Lam, b. Young Saye 19- H. M. Watson, b Cheak
BH. Challoner, o Kyun, b Cheak 21 W. Brackenridge, absentee:10 J. Wilson, not out residue
GM. Dorkins, o Teh, b Oheak:
•Extrae b
Total
Bowling
Chesk
Peterson
•Young Say
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3
11.
UNIVERSITY WIN THE GOVERNOR'S SHIELD,
The final of the Governor'e shield was played at Fanling, yesterday,že The.An- alists were liceers. C. Middleton Smith and F. Redmond, representing the University and, Messrs 1, L., Crockatt and J. M. Walker, representing the This friendly match was played at the Chartered Banic of India, Australia, and Club and résulta comparatively easy China, It was a very close game, the wit for the Home side by tá runs. The University winning the match by two up University did, but poorly with the bat and one to playy
and wore diamased for 85 rund Seven At the conclusion of the match His wickets fall for
runa Dorkins had Excellency the Governor (Sir B. E bad luck in not performing the hat trick Stubbe K.C.M.G.) presented the shield In his mound over! he took three wickets to the winners and congratulated thear
(Continued on nézt columa); wat kon their success, S
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