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THE WINNERS. THE REST...

YACHTING.

THE ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB,

THE OPENING CRUISE On Saturday at Taikoo the winners of the Lawn Bowls Lengue-Taikoo No

Pleasant weather favoured the Open played a series of friendly matches against the rest of the League. These ing Cruise and Ladies' Day at the Royal games resulted in a win on the after Hongkong Yacht Club on Saturday which

noon's play for the Taikoo mon by 87

points to 84. The games were thoroughly was attended by a large number of inter." enjoyed and this, coupled with the averted spectators estimatest-at-about 180.--. rendy hospitality of the Taikes Club ex- His Excellency the Governor (Sir R. E.. tended to all visitors, made the after- Stubbs KC. M.Q.) "who is one of the Boon very pleasant one indeed.

As the conclusion of the afternoon's patrons of the Club, was present during sport the presentation of medals to the the afternoon and though His Excellency membors of the team winning the lengua i not go sailing he took part in competition took place. The opportunity was also taken to present the prizes won in the Taikoo Club Competitions. The presentations were made by Mrs. Roid (wife of the Manager of the Dockyard) Mrs. Reid was later the recipient of a bouquet of flowers in a silver holder.

ceremony During the presentation speeches were made by Mr. Wotherspoon, Mr. T. Reid, Mr. D. Gow and Mr. W.

Gerrard.

The following are the results of the afternoon gamese kulud

TAIKOO

G. Morrison

CIVIL SERVICE C.C.

Foulds Alderman Taslor

Maclachlan (S) 14 Deakin (S.)

friendly game of bowls with several mem- bers of the Club. In this direction whilst the smiling "races were in progress the bowling green was in great demand and the two rinks naal were fully occupied. On one of these an exhibition game was played, the winning team being Messrs. Atlamson, Keith, Vaux and Russel. On the other rink friendly games were played and is was in one of these that Hy Ex- cellency took part,

the whole The racing good. The sky was

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The Kowloon Cricket Club first eleven played a league match at Causeway Bay on Saturday against the Chinese Recrea tion Club, the match ending în a draw, The Chinese had first knock on aŭdead wicket. Scoring was slow, an hour being taken over the first 70. The fielding of the Kowloon men was very safe and a catch by Ramsay from Loo was a very fine effort. The Kowloon bowlers had but little joss. W. Hung was the only one to take advantage of the wicket, and ho knocked up 40 before he was bowled by Fletcher. The visitors were left one and a half hours to get their runs and in this they did not succeed;; being 21 behind when stumps were drawn. As they had two wickets in hand the match ended in a draw;

Scores:-

CHINESE R.G

Ng Sze Kwong,, run but W. Hung, b. Fletcher

15.

C. Choa, e Duncan, b Fletcher... 19. G. Leo, e Ramsay, b Pestonji ...... IS W. Lo, 1.b.w. b Fletcher 0 H. C. Hung, not out. 10 H. Ching, e Lindsell. b. Fletcher 24 Sai Yuk Kwan, erde, b Fletcher Shi Yak Ming, Lb.w., b Earnshaw 11 Wong Po Sum, st. Jex, b Earn

shaw

I Wong, b Cochrane

Extras

A. Summera, b C. E. Wong

Extra

“Total

Bowling Analysts.

C. E. Wong

S. C. Wong, laul 01

J. M. Yan

SF Wong

Edwards, b A'R F

J. M. Yao, è

Raven

Waux In Shing, cand b Petheran S. C. Wong, hw, b Petharam .. C. E Wong, b Petheram S. I Wong, b Pecheraus

H. Kew, b Petheram

K. L. Chan, e Edwards, b O. 8.

Raven

Cheung Wang Kin, e O. B. Raven,

b H. Overy

Leung Kam Cheang, b. A. R.

Raven...

C. F. Lee, h Pethoram

C. Kew, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

A. R. F. Raven.. 15.2 ・Petheram

Q. B. Raven

H. Overy Wenser

לן

0. M

17 +

Laing O'Brien

3. I

Total

144

Bowling Analysis.

Cochrane Restonji James Fletcher Earnshaw

10 4. 30

13 0

KOWLOON CC.

Scores:-

S. Jox, e Hung, b Les

CRAIGENGOWER.

AW Ramsay, c Lo, b Lee

Fritz, st. b Nihil

R. E. Lindsell, e and b Leo

Laurence, b Ling

T. M Cochrane, e and b N.

Kwong

Maufung, b Ling

R. Earnshaw, Lee, b N.

Kwong.

W. Hyde, b Lee

Abbas, b Ling

L. A. R. Dunean, not out...............

Pinna, b Ling

R. Pestonji, 1.b.w.,

Lee

Paice, b Ling

J. C. Fletcher, b. Lee

White, b Ling

C. P. James, not out

Moon, not out.

Extras

Total

Bradbary, 1.8.. Nihil

Grimes, b Lamble

Dennis, c Carr, b Dunkley

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TAIKOO T. KOLOGY B. d.

Mackintosh

Harvey

Greig Weir

McKay

Whibley

Wotherspoon (S.) 14 Farrell (8.)

·TAIKOO 7. URUGESGOWER C. Lilliecrop

Green

Templeton

Greener

Grimshaw ID

Omar

TAIKOO

Sloan, Jr. # Amery

McLeod

Wallace (S)

.148

Nevis

M. 13.0

Ling

14.1

20 6

Woid

Lamble

島

D. Morriadn

Saver

Edmonds

Nihil

Dunkley

SINCERE'S

GREAT SALE

Extras

Total

J. P. Robinson did not bat,

Boating Analysis.

G. Loo

H. Chingnes

Ng Sza Kwong.................

SECOND LEAGUL

UNIVERSITY: C.S.C.C.

.323

The University second string were, too good for the Civil Service men on Satur day, defeating them in a league match, played at Happy Valley, by 31 runs, The victory was mainly due to the splendid trundling of D. Laing, who completely held the Civil Service batsmen. He scured eight wickets for the small total of 25 runs. This is probably the best average for any one match this season and it will take a lot of beating

Scores:+

UNIVERSITY:

A. T. Barma, e Westlake, b Sara... 0 M. A. Kyom, b Sara „lig

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

CRAIGENGOWER ». C.§.C.C. 1st XI,

TAIKOO « POLICE B. V.

Barker

Muirhead

Holland

Talyor Glendenning Whant

After a very interesting game and a Drummond (S.) 11 Gerrard (S.) (... 14 close finish this match, which was played

on the Craigeigower's ground, resulted

TAIKOO,

in a draw, the Civil Service men requir- Whyte

ing two runs to win, with three wickets Reid

to fall when stumps were drawn. Ling's Russell

6 wickets for 20 runs was the outstanding feature of the match. He took the last three wickets without a run being scored off him:

Bowling Analysis.

N. M. 1. r.

U.S.0.C.

Dunkley, b Fritz

· A. R. Sutherland, e Dennis, b

Abbas

P. T. Lamble, b

A. E. Wood. b Abbas 9.

J. H. B. Nihil, e Laurenc, b.

Fritz

W. H. Edmonds, b Fritz

F. J. Ling, not out.

F. H. Holdman, not out

G. R. Sayer, b Pinna

Extria...

Total (for 7 wkts.)

g'.

2.147

F. W. Carr and W. Hill did not bat

NOW

ON.

Bowling Analysis,

V. F. Viccage, e Oswick, b

Stra

Laurence

D. Laing, L. Grimmett.

Fritz

B. C. Marr, b Sara

Abbas

C. W. Lam. Lhow. Sara

Bradbury

3.0 10

JL Young-Sayee and b Oswick 38

Pinna

S. Hachiuma, b Sara

Paice

W. W. Tam, ran nut

H. J. Leong, h Grimmett

-20

W. Sling, not out

Extras

Total

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C. Sara Grimmett

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H. K. 10. I 57

Powling Analysia.

2. 10.5 356 10 5

3 0 17

T. THE ROYAL NAVY.

KOWLOON DOCK's R. c.

Sinipson Allan Gourlay

Hamilton (S)... 14. Gow (S.)

Ferguson (S.)do Bass (S.)

KOWLDON C. c.

Pile' Tacchi

Hyde

18 Stevens (S.).

FRIENDLY MIXED GAME,

Rodrigues.

Mitchell

Jas. Sloan

Matthews (S.)... 18 Stalker (S)

Total scores

Taikoo: 87; The Rest: 84AN

were

At the conclusion of the racing the prizes won during the afternoon presented by Mes. H. E. Grace (wife of Commodore Grace). The Commodore of the Club (Mr. D. K. Blair) in thanking Mrs. Grace for making the presentations seit:- Ladies and Gentlemen,After the usual six months inactivity so far as race sailing is concerned we meet again to inaugurate our new sailing season and I am sure you are all as gratified as I am that we have been favoured with except Day-moxter weather. A perfect Ladies'

ate breeze and easy se

fire

The various events contested have bean well fought cut, and I am glad to say without any mishap, which goes to show, as one of our late Commodores predic ted, the ladies will soon be leading the men in the manipulation et the white 14 wings

The prizes were presented as follows: Medals for winning league team to Messrs. McLeod, Holland, D. Morrison, Drummond, Laing, O'Brien, G. Morrison, Maclachlan, Dinnen, Amery, Jas Sloan and Wallace.

The Talkoo Club prize list for howls competitions is as follows

In this connection 1 may say that wo have been offered a chanship cup-ier.

series of five races rachts of all classes to be steered by members of the club on the standar handicap basis and further that spoons Will be present ed to the winners of these races. It is our intention, mako yacht sailing for the Ladies not merely an opening day event but a bro-weekly event. The races will be sailed most likely on Mondays, over a triangular course as nearly as pos sibls in view of the club House, and will. ba sailed under the direction of Comma- dore. Graco b nominee. We have already eight ratats for this champion ship and we har boats available for as many more. All therefore, you ladies have to do is to sund in your names to th secretary and a boat

be put at your" disposal

Turning now to prospects of Cham- pionship events for yachtsmen. I think glance at the programme will convince Singles Championship Competition the most pessimistic."Salt," that the sea- (First prize presented by Mr. D. Temple-non promises well. The handicaps have ten) won by Mr. W. Wotherspoon; 2, heen receiving careful attention and I Mr. Grimes 3. Mr. J. Ferguson. think all will agree that these have been Singles Handicap Competition (First worked down to a minimum and provide prize presented by Mr. J. Reid) won by a fair all round starting off point for the Mr. J. Foulds; 2 Mr. T. Young; 3. Mr. season. In this connection our very best. W. Wotherspoon

thanks are due to our enthusiastic sailing. Pairs Competition (First prize pro Secretary Mr Bouse, and a long-cuffer- seated by Mr. J. Dalziel) won by Mr.ing Sailing Committes. The first cham- C. R. Matthews and Mr. J. Ferguson; 2, pionship race will be exiled on the seveD- Mr. S. Lillierop and Mr. W. Wother teenth and I hope the best boat of the spoon; 3. Mr. W Crichton and I. several classes establishes her leading

Dwar right Maclachlan.

Fachts, just as much as rare ponies,

Risk Competition.—(First prize pre- sented by Mr. K W. Greig and MeJ. require careful handling. It is no use an owner coming down here jumping into his Paton) won by Messrs. A. Holland, A.

boat and expecting it to do the rest. He Stalker, Jas. Sloan, R. Wallaco; 2. 0

Messrs. E. Barker, J. Waid, G. McLeod, pust treat his vacht as something alive, humour it and try it out for the adjust J. Ferguson,

Non Prize Winners Competition.ment of errors. It is only by tuning up in this way an owner can hope for cuc

We have lying out there in the Edkins) won by Mr. J Laing, Mr. G. McLeod: 3. Mr. T. Young,

being crapped in 1909 when purchased. by a member of this Club. "The wisseres told the new owner she was only being held together by the grace of God and that the bottom would drop out of her first tim she went into a sea. Praise, be, by the grace of God and the help of a few copper staples who has been through many sona since then and is still winning raus, Ail this is due to careful nursing and we ex pect it from all our owners, more tuning: up and less grousing about handicaps.

This friendly match, played on the First prize presented by Mr. G. T. yacht which way on the point of

Club ground, ended in a draw, The Clab-had-first knock and compiled 160 for the low of five wickets when they declared. The Naval men replied with 117 for the loss of sight when stumps were drawn. For the Club both Gace and Dean battel well. They both passed the half century mark. Dean's exhibition being particularly pleasing.

Scorest

Oswick

c.&.c.C.

A. Grinimett, b Laing domina

W. Callip, b Laing

F. Harper, e Viccages, b Lam....

R. Phayer, b Laing

A. L. Quer, e Gregory, b Kirk

C. Sara, b Laing

C. Rinker b Hargreaves

C. Evans, b Laipg

H. Westlake, a and b Luing

E G. England, e Hopwood; b

Leech..

Smith, o Omar, b Young-Say

G. H. Piercy, byLeech

A. Oswick, b Laing

J. J. Gregory, b Leing

Hall, not out

Total

Bowling Analysis,

Laing: Young-Saye

15.5

28*

CW Lam

8. Omar

Extrag

* ECC. “A” 7. CRC “A”

This second league match, which was played at Kowloon on Saturday was won by the home team by 44 runs, Petheram, for Kowloon, was the star turn df the match, knocking up 30 (top score) and taking five wickets for 27 raus.

Scores

A.. T. Dean, c Hargreave,

Simpten

H. E. Hollands, not put

Extras

Total (for" 5 wkts, dee)...169 GR. Moore, R. G. A, Webster,

D. G. G. Nicholson. A C. Bowker, and D. B. Pent, did not bat

Bowling Analysis

Hargreaves

"Kirk *Leech

Gregory Simpson

THE NAVY.

律 58

GOLT,

THE HONGKONG CHAMPIONSHIP:

SOME SURPRISING RESULTS. The first and second rounds of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Championship were played off yesterday at Fanling and the following are the results :—~

BAN FIRST ROUND"

T. G. Bennett beat J. W. Franks, freAnother, and I aur sure what will prove

up and three to play.

Major Gandy beat C. Bulmer Johnson, nine up and soven to play. MET

H. I. Buckland beat J. E. Warder, eight up and seven, to play.

W. Galloway bent J. M. Walker, four up and three to play

A. B. Stewart scratched to Capt.

Stewart Bloxham

Col. Hill beat H. U. Ireland, three tip and two to: play.

to be an interesting and instructive com- petition, we intend to inaugurate this reason; namely a series of

Marine

ship's boat of the es for:

J. B. Roes beat F. J. de Rome, four up and three to play

Capt. Bacon beat A. H. Ferguson, one will be presented to the winning crew of

up.

SECOND ROUND.

It was with feelings of pride that wa Britishers learned of the safe arrival of the Trew's crew at Mauritius after battling with the elemente in open ship's boats for over three weeks, and to commemorate this gallant, achievement in a modest way one of our prominent il- ing members has presented a Challenge Cup to be sailed for by ship's crews of the various Shipping Companies establish- ed in the Port Prizes, probably money. ench event and the Cup will be held by the company whose men reguit the highest number of points during, tho season. It is hoped that races of th kind will go far to stimulate effort maintaining and managing ship's lifeboats, the resmen's belt friend in time af trouble

us here today Capt. We have with Bredenberg and Mr. Davidson, the re- presentatives of the Royal Singapore challenged us to am Yacht Club, who have

t sailing content which will take later placere

We extend to thro to-morrow. gentlemen a hearty welcome and wish B. A Camidge bent W. Dongles, even them lack in the task they have under

2t# 0

J. W. Shewan beat C. C. Stark, four up and three to play

Lt. Com. Brookes Smith, c Holland, - b. More

Pay-Com. Osborne, b Webster, b

Dean

It Simpson, e Gave, b Bowker... 0 Hov. Purcell, I.b.w. b. More ... LL Com. Ramsbotham, b Webster... 4 Pay Lt. Hargreaves, b More Cant. Hopwood, e Webster,

More..

R. L. Monerie beat E. Davidson, four hp and three to play,*

H. Buckland beat. T. G. Bennett, beven up and six to play

Major Gandy beat Capt. Bloxham, Four up and three to play?

Col Hill beat JB. Ross, three up and two play

R. M. Smith beat G. & Archbutt, up and four to play.

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J. O. Long, e and b C. E. Wong, I

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WL Weaser, bC. E. Wong.

Marine Wilkins, not out

A. RE Raven, b S. C. Wang

Extrus

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(Continued at foot of next column.)

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D. B. Raven, b 5.0 Wong

H. Overy not out

D. 8. Green, a and b S. C.

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Wong

Total (for 8 wickets)

P. O. Kirk and Marine Leech did not batch

up and six to play."

talcem. We hate also to congratulate Capt. Bredenberg on his enterprise in bringing to the waters his yacht Mer narr 17 although his tale, with the Ralle did not result in success for him. We are pleased to see that many arvion By owners and also American owners foin our Tanks, bringing with them new ideas and designs all of which are welcome,

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