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INTER HONG, MATCH.

TAIKOO », WAYFOONG, .,-------,

A very interesting inter-hong match played on Saturday afternoon between Taikoo and Wayfoong. The match was played on the Club ground and resulted in an easy, win for Tnikoo, For Taikou, A. L.. Gace; knocked up a line score of 60, making one slip when he reacheil 26 which should have terminated his innings. Griffin and England also wielded the willow with great effect, scoring 3 and 74 respectively, Taikan Tho declared at nine nickets for 231, Bank replied with 9, the first five wickets Falling cheaply. Then Pentycross and Black made a stand, compiling 60 rus between them.

Scores:-

TALKOV.

A. L. Gace, blee

H. S. Spicer e Lee, ↳ Pente

A. V. T. Dean, 3 Lee

EC. Hagen, b Lee

R. M. Chaloner, e Riddell, b Lee o

Bowling Analysis.

24.

1. W.

F. M. Arculli

*****

10,1.

R 12

A. Arculli ..... 'J. S. Curreem

1:1

A. H. Minu

Sadah Khan2

A. H. Madah

S. I. Isinail, Ling

5. H. Ismail. run out.....

INDIAN R.C, IST 1.

A. H. Madar. b Nibil

8. A. Careem, e and ↳ Eilmun.is...

A. "Arcalli, e aud b Ling .....

O. sunil, e Rooker, b Lamble...

Sadar Khan, h Lamble,. N. I Kitchell, not ont S. 4. Ismail, not out

Extras

not bat.

Total (for wickets)

嘻

ዝን

...104

LAWN BOWLS.

KOWLOON DOOK R.O.

ANNUAL SWIMMING GALA AT

ABERDEEN,

The lawn bowls season is fast drawing to a close. All the teams in the league

The fourth anmal swimoniing gala of... have completed their fixtures with the exception of Taikoo No.2 and the Kow- the Kowloon Docks Recreation Club took loon Bowling Green who have to meet in pince, for the first time in the history of

the sports in the Kowloon Ficek. Com the last league match of the season. On

pany's Dock at · Aberdeen, yesterday the whole, despite many interruptions afternoon. The events were keenly enn by bad weather, the games have her tested, and a good dent of interest was keenly contested and there appears to bój aroused. Much museun was created a growing interest amongst younger folk by the "Derby" races, and by the in the so called "old man's game," pillow 6ghting contest.

When the switaming was aver this

Taikao No. 2 look like winning "the; league. They at present tie with Trikon No. 1 for first place with 20 points each but they have one match 'in hand. If they

prizes were distributed to the winners by Mrs. E. "Cock.

The judges and committee were ngi follows:

F. M. Arculli and A, R. Mian did win the league championship is theirs,

Dr. J. A. Urquhart, Dr. J. MacGown, but if they lose to Kowloon Bowling Messrs. W. Russell, A. McKirby, W. Green then the championship will prob Greig, F. J. Jenner, R. H. N. Mitchell, ably go to Taikoo No. 1 who are in B. Lapsley, W. Logan, J. M. Smyth, D. M. Neilson, W. P. Hedley, W. M. John- a better position so far as shots are ston, G. H. Cuthill, A. M. Simpson, and cerned. The Kowloon Docks by losing J. S. R. Allan.

Bowling Analysis.

St. JC.

F. J. Ling

11 2

W. H. Edmunds

J. HB. Nibil

ርን

F. J. de Rome ... .L

P. Lamble

婚

1.1.C. 2 XL. ». €,S,C.C. o XI

H. Griffin, e, aud b Lee.....

E. G. England, e Clark, & Lee

B. Crawley, Lee

The Indians were also successful in their friendly match at Sookuapo with

D. L. Ralph, not out

N. B. Dick, e Pente. b Clark

J. M. Kaye, not wat

"Extras...

Tatal (for wickets).

WAYFOUNG,

W. J. Clark, & Gace, b Dean D. E. . Nicholson, h Griffin

J. W. Riddell."e Dean, b Grin

D. R. Pente, c Kaye. Denn

on Saturday against Craigengower bave fost all claim to the championship. They commenced the season very well. by: fue the last few weeks they have been down on their luck.

The committee wish to express their deepest thanks to the following prize dopoes:-Messrs. J. M. McDougall, Lam Woo, T. S. Morrison, Ling Lee. Capt. Thomas, D. McMurray, W. McFarlane. D. Harvey, G. R. Edwards, W. C. Shiner, W. S. Bailey, Hattonjee & Son,

The scores for Saturday's matches are and the United Asbestos Company.

Civil Services 2nd string. They seared. 138! as follows:-- against the visitors' 177.

JAKOO NO. 2. POLICE R.C.

Mr. D. Keith made a short speech in which he thanked Messrs. Matcham, McKirdy, and May, all of the Victoria Recreation Club for their assistance dur-

Played at Taikon, the home team wining the day, and the prize donors for ting by points. Scores.

Scores --

1.8.C. s XI.

M., P. Maglar, e Westlake. b:

Garvin

Bowling Analysis.

E. A Modsdeen, ↳ Garvin

TAIKOO.

POLICE, R.C.

Y. A. Wahip, « Carr, b Garvin...

Sloan

Peate

J. Hassan, e Smith, 5 Gorvin

338

Amery

Clark

S. A. Ramid, h Westlake

Pirric

Taylor McLeod Ogg

Lee

13. 1

A. A. Fattydad, e Sara

Wallace

De *J. Clark

Black

I. Nazarin. b Sara

Pentycross

A. H. M. Sammy, ↳ Gorvin

„McLeod

Grant

31, Sadick, e Westlake, h Gurvin

Holland

Sword

R. Razick, not out

D. Morrison

A. A. Razack, b F. Davey

}

Drumawonl

Mair Gerrard

Extras

Total

Laing

Knigh

O'Brien

Whant

1:00

A. Clark

Bowling Analysis.

MacLachlan

19,

Robertson

31.

Total...

Total.

...01

C. Saça

} 1.

G. Gorvin

1.4

H. Westlake

}} "

R. Smith

F. Davey

4.50 2. 10

F. Harper, L. Hassan

0. M. 1.

E. Wilkin, b Dean d

R. L. Moncrieff, run out

E. H. Pentycross, a Ralph, b

Chaloner

E. D. Black, e Hagen, & Chaloner 21

R. W. Lee, run out

V. R. Jones, e Chaloner, b England

A. Shearer, not out

Grillin

Dean ..... England Chaloner

Total

Bowling Analysis."

KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB,'

INTER CLUB MATCH.

"An interclub match was played at the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday, re- sulting in a win for Mr. Lindsell's XI, by the marrow margin, of 3 rups. Hyde, with half a century, was 'mainly respon sible for the victory, whilst Earnshaw, bowling for Mr. Robinson's XI., tock five wickets and had top score for his side.

"Scores -

› MD: ROBINSON'S XL.

R. Earnshaw, Raven

.c.8.c.c. 2ND XI.

R. Phyer, e and b 1 HassAN.

W. Gorvin, e and b I Hassan ..... [1

F. Davey, e Nazarin, I. Hassan..... 12

C. Evans, 1b.w., b E A. Moos-

deen

C. Sara, e Wahup, b Fassan. E. T. Crocker. b Fatlydad. h

Mindar

H. Westlake,

Nazarin

. ជ Moosdeen.

R. Smith, e Nazarin, b Hadar J. J. Gregory, e Moosdeen,

Mailar

T. W., Carr. not put

Extras

Total

G. Morrison

XOW LOON DUCK C. CRAIGEN Gower cc. Played at Kowloon Docks, the visitors winning by 26 points. Scores -

KOWLOON DOCK. Atkinson

CRAIGENGOWEJ.

Greensett Capt. Spink. Forbes

Greener

Green Souza

their generosity." -

RESULTS.

Gents two Lengths' Handiep.-, G. II.. White: 2, W. White.

Plunging. G. H. Woltes 2, Ě. Duncan.

'Girls two Lengths Handicap.-1, Margaret Groundwater: 2. Ena Allen,

High Diving. G. "A. Jack; 2. A.. Dunean.

Boys' two Lengths' Handicap.-L. W. Tillery W. Matchin.

Derby Race, Seniors.-1, H. Duncan: 2, F. Nicholls.

Derby Rare, Juniors. 1. T. Neave. Greasy Pole, Seniors-1, f. E. Ste- wart.

Greasy Polo, Juniors-1, B. Patton. Boys' four Lengths' Handicap, W. Matchin; 2, K. Jenner.

Egg and Spoon Race, Seniors.-1. H." Duncan: 2. W. Forsyth, jr.

Egg and Spoon Race, Juniors.-1, W. Tillery.

Veterans' Race, two Lengths' Handi- eap.-1, G. Henderson; J. N. R. Allan.

∙Girls'

four Lengths Handicap-.. Margaret Groundwater; 2, Annie. Smyth,

Gents' four Leugths' Handicap.], :!!". White: 2. D. Ogilvie.

Tilting, Competition, Open-1.

Puncheon.

Pillow Fighting, Open.--1, H. Duncan." Consolation Race, two Lengths.-1, A., Invitation Base-1, S. Garrod;" Hast.

30 Bliss.

G. Brown

Funcheon Gow

Simpson All:th Hedley Lapsley

Macfarlane Bradbury

Greiz

Ford.

Keital

Gourlay

Gray

Lammert

Oinar Ванд

137

Total.

Total:

31.

LEAGUE TABLE

D 1

2.1

2 30

Triko No. 2.....

10.

.CI 25

Taikoo No. 1.

if 20

Kowloon Dock R.C... 14

註

Kowloon B.G.C...

Polies I.C.

3-1

Kowloon C.C.

... 31

10.

4 10

५

Civil Service C.C... H

3.11

BHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.

Bowling Analysis.

E. A. Moosdeen ... 5 n I. Hassan

INTERPORT LAWN TENNIS.

"TIONGKONG" BEATEN IN ALL GAMES.Craigengower CC. 14

The .. Daily Irax of October god- reports:

M. P. Mutlar

C. W. Jefferies, c and is Green... 5

R. Nganrią

C. J. Tacchi, b Benson...

C. A. R. Duncan, Hyde

H. Overy, run out an

J. F. Robinson. e McHewitt, h

Reason ...

L. Jack. e Hyde, b Benson

A. J. Kent, 'Summers

S. E. Green; b Raven

J. Nicholl, not out

Extras

Total.

R. Jex,

SE LINDSELL'S xt.

Nicholl

W. Hyde, run out

F. Hoather, b Summers

D. Green, Overy;

H. H. Benson, e Duncan, b Enru

Miz115

A. Summers. b Earnshaw

A. MeHewitt, e Nicholl, & Earn-

shaw.....

O. A. Raven, run out................

R. E. Lindsell. t Earnshaw : ....................., Đ.

A. Hurley, not out

A. C. Burford, b Earnshaw

H Penny, e pather.' Overy

Extras.

Total

·FRIENDLY MATCHES.

CS.C.C. 1st XI. v. 1.R.C, 18T XI. This friendly match was played at Happy Valley on Saturday and resulted in a decisive victory for the Indians,

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W. H. Edmonds, e and Curcem 30 W. Cullip, c and b Badah Khan

F. J. Ling, Madar, b Sadah Khan 12

P. T. Limble, 1 Madar

R. Tavior, not out

WHill, h Sadah Khan

Murphy, F. M. Areulli

Extras

Total

.102

Ovgrenst kies yesterday "afterncon, and the probability of a moderately easy wia for Shanghai, accounted for a very poor attenlanes at the Majestic Hotel grounds for the final official interpet games. was unfortunate the attendance was sn limited, sine the tennis played in both games was vastly better than on Saturday, and at times was of quite an excellent standard.

L... Pis.

KING'S REGIMENTAL SWIMMING. AQUATIC SPORTS AT THE V.R.C. The King's Regimental aquatic sports were held in the Victoria Recreation Club swimming pool on Saturday night, The bath was gaily decorated for the occasion with flags and bunting, and both Services

were well represented, in the crowd of

18 spectators. The races were keenly competed,

For. Agst. Up.Down.

632 GAS 144

Taikos No. 2... Taikon No. 100 Kowloon Dock RC. 854 Kowloon R.G.Ç.. 773 "Police R.C...

Kowloon C.C. 761 Craigengower ... 809 Civil Service C.C... 700

and the general standard of swimming was Eigh. The events were followed with great

enthusiasm, particularly the Company relay race which was won by A Com- pany,

At the conclusion of the sports 31. Binks, wife of Colonel Blake of the King's, distributed the awards,

750 150.

740

114

725

48,

810

800-

870

109

843

.3G

jog

of the evening, Colonel Blake. Command-

Offerr of the King's, was unable to b

The success of the evening was due in. large measure to Captain Collius and his offcials 'All the energetic committee. worked hard and willingly, and their efforts were reflected in the general success

970

201

HOME CRICKET.

THE FINAL AVERAGES.

The Aual averages of English Gru eins cricketers for the past season were cabled

by Reater's in India as follow:

The brother II. D. and O. Rumjahn were matched against, H. Toussaint and R. Canavarro and gave a most interesting! exhibition though beaten by three straight -seta: 5-2, 7-5 and 62. The Shanghai pair, went ahead with long lead in the first se, but at 51 the Hongkong youngsters played up brilliantly and won what was quite the cleverest game of the series. They were equally good in the next game but Toussaint and Canavarro were at the top of their form and so won the game and set. The visitors began well in the swand set and at 3-1 had hopes of getting 77.17. terms, but Shanghai had the best of the exchanges in some fast and interesting tennis and carried the score to 5-3. From *point, a of closely contested series the iced at 6-5, games gave followed by love game which gave them the second set. In the third sat, the visitors made gallant efforts to retrieve their position, but were un against clever opposition and went down by 6-2.

BATTING.

Henderń (Middlesex) 3,010 runs, average

Meud (Hants) 2,004 runs, average 69.18. Challener(West Indies) 1,556 and 61.86. Makopence (Lancashire) 2,310 and 48.14. Hearne (Middlesex) 1,519 and 47.40. L G. Crawley (Worcester) 801 and 44,50.

1,570 and 45.81. Paytoncashire) 1,128 and 43.07. Hallows

3. L. Bryan (Kent) 904 and 42.72. Sandbam (Surrey) 1,89% and 41.17. Sutcliffe Yorkshire) 2,220 and $1,11. F. E. Woolley (Kent) 2,091 and 41.00. Falls comes sixteenth in the list with an aggregate of 2,087 and in average of 37.04.

At their best, the Rumjahn brothers played beautiful tennis and were always in position. Omar used his exceptionally fino back-hand stroke with great effect, and generally was much more effective than on Baturday, while his brother played consis tently well. Had Toussaint and Cand 11.64 varro been in anything but match form the score would have been very different, but they gave away few points, and were strong both in attack and defence,

3. L. Wade met, S. A. Rumjahr and won

by three straight sets: 6-3, 7-5, 52, though 1 the first and third were much more strenu- os than the ecore would suggest. Rum- jahn remained on the basa line almost throughout the match, which was a mis tako, since it gave his opponent opportuni ties at the.net which were soldom missed.

DOWLING

Rhodes (Yorkshire) 134 wickets, averago

Boy Kilner (Yorkshire) 168 wickets, average 19.91.

Macaulay (Yorkshire) 166 and 13.83. Tale (Bussex) 219 and 13.97. Mathews (Notta) 115 and 15.30 J. G. White (Somerket) 148 and 15.60. I. Tydesley (Lancashire) 140 and 15.62. Francis (West Indies) 82 and 15.58. Robinson (Yorkshire) 96 and 15.01.2 Horsley (Derby) 63 and 16.17. Bostwick Derby). 81 and 16.29.

in attendance, but he was representilby Major Wright.

The results were as follow

Fifty Yards. Breast stroke-le

Danne.

Flity Yards (any Strokej --Lance Corp! Hill

One Hundred Yards Rare.-Pte. Prof- fitt Blundell

Seventy-five Yards Race-Ptc. Proffitt. Company Relay Race."A" Co. High Dive,-Pte. Hirst. Sergeants Race (two lengths).Yergt. Holland.

Corporals Race (two lengths).-Leu- Corp. Potter.

Girls Ilace oue, length),-Miss E. "Anslow,

Boys Race (two lengths).-Boy, Low

Son

V.B.C: Race (members only).-G. Lyon. 100 Yards, Revimental Championship- Lee.orpl. Fetter.

SHIPS STORES STOLEN. SCOTCH ENGINEER SENT TO PRISON.

David McKenzie, second engineer of the Nemnzee stesmer Servision, was sentenced to three months hard labour at the Magistraeon Saturday for the theft. while his ship was fur port on October 1st and 2nd, of 35 iron fire bars, 438 brass con densor tubes. 1 duplex stesis pump, sad 2 chain blocks and tackles,

Mr. H. C. Macnamara prosecuted on he- half of Mr. H. M. H. Neunzer The goods wore vrlued at over 8000, and were stated to have been sold to a marine haw ker for $240

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