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HONGKONG DAILY PREMONDAY, NOVEMBER
SPORT.
FIRST LEAGUE,
UNIVERSITY & R.G.A.
The Royal Garrison Artillery easily defeated on Saturday by the vity by eight wickets and. 187 18 Pokfulam. For the University Bunjab had the honour of comp century, whilst his partner, Balhats TWY MET tore, being cau Rough, Shortly after the lose of the wicket for 196 the side declareda Gunners were dismissed for 30, thị. EK. Quick searing seven wicker 196 run. The only two batsmen-jja R.G.A. to reach double figures wer. Den-ley and Lieut. Fendall.
Scarys--
UNIVERSITY,
A. A. Rumjahn, b Bell
H. N. Balhatchet. c Rough.
Fendall re
Rev. E. K. Quick; not out A, S. Hett, not out vinnum
Extras ....
Total (for 2 wkts, dec.j
H. M. Roffey, C. A. Peterson, Yeow, 1. B Oman, N. Hachi B. P. Ng and W. Gittins did not
Rowling Analysis.
Scores;
as.ce. 98p x1..
26TH, 1923.
C. Sara, e Holland, b C. V. Mark' F. Harper, 'b Reid .......
W. Cullip, b McKenzie
C. H. Beardall, e anil b C. V.
Mark
A. Grimmett, e Reid, b Mark..... 4
B. Player, b Mark
R. Smith, e Way, b Mark H. Westlake, b Reid
J. Gregory, Law. Grima W. Davey, b Reid TWCarr not "out_
Extras
Total
H. Grithn
10
·I.X.O
I. D. Ranjihn, e sub, &C.
Wong
M. P. Madar, & C., Wong
O. Romjahn, not out...
F. A. Wahab, b Tan
R. Nazarin, e and b-Tan-
Sirdar Khan, e. P. Wong, b-Sa
Wong*******
4. Haran, b T. Wong
A. H. Samy, not out
2
YACHTING.
SATURDAY'S RACING.
The second Championship event was sailed off on Saturday afternoon. The retro way Channel Rocks, Kowloan" Point, Cust Rock, and back hon dis- tanca of 4.83 miles. The wind wax light and patchy, though there were some very gooil finishes The following are the re
dey:
(AEL FLAS "Finishing Corrector Posi: Paint
Time Time. tion, to date.
3
ម
Extras
Total (for i wkts.)
142
Bowling, Analysis
Bowling Analysis.
Wong Wik
14
1
47
18
5:7
2
+
Q. 13L..
M
R.
Titu
13 0 37
•Men Sing, A.22,310 4.5230
1
June-23,-41'
4.33:41
Pieretto 42447,
4,34,47
3
WWW. McKenzie... G D. Reid
B 16
2
B-1
4.23.10
0.1 0.23
3
HEYWARD HEYES CLASS.
CRAIGENGOWER r. H.K.C.C,
Bunjum 42147
IS
17
4.95.33 Adastr 4.23:13 Winifred...-23.23 4.28.10 This friendly match resulted in a
Paulo.27.19: #37040- comparatively easy win for the Club aile Selark 4.99. 1.
ง
10
+
4.29.-1. 1.29.27 4.30.27
C. V. Mark
H.K.C.C. 2ND XI.
W. McKenzie, b Grimmett H. E Holland, & Cullip, b Grim-"
mett.
1. Held, e and b Grimmett
G. H. Piercy. c Cair, b Sara
G. C. Hagen, run out
...........
D. E. G. Nicholson, e Gregory, b
Grimmett
LD. MoNicoll, b Grimmett
I
.C.V. Mark, e Davey, b Sara ........
0
H. Griffin, b Sara...
J. N. Owen, not out ............................
J. E. Way, c Phayer, b Gridmeté o
Extras
I
93
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
INGT
by four, wickets and 154 runs. Craigen-Simin 4.80. 2 power went in first and started well, ladys £10.97
Song 12-AJE Laurence and Fritz standing up to the Belinda 242030 4.30.10.
ONE DESIGN CLÁSSI bowling. Fritz secured 47 and Churance 23. The risst of the side were passengers is 4.23.12 more or less. The H.K.C.C.. after the fulcyon....4.26.49. fall of their first wicket, got going, Bonito 30.10 Blaker, Mitchell and More being top Mitchell retired after ruaking ?!. acorers. whilst Blaker scored 57 before being bowled by Paice.
Tota!
D M
Rough
14 ་་་
Bowling Analysis.
Fendall Smith Nicklin
◊.
12 2
+ I
73 1 340
M.
B.
0
Sarn ... Orisimett
13
+
19 "
Scores
124 @ 47 6
Bell
0
R.O.A.
Cant, Bensley, run out. B.S.M. Williams, b Quick. Lt. Hall, e Balhatchet, b Quick Capt. Greenwood. b. Quick Lt. Smith, b Balhatchet
Lt. Parkes, b Quick.....
Lt. Fendall, b Quick
Mr.-Gr. Rough.. h Quick
Sgt. Stevens, e Hachiuma. b Quk 2: Sgt. Bell, not, out
Gr. Hickline Quick, b Hett...
I
Extras
Total
50
Bowling Analysis.
0.
W
Ralhatchet
ກ
1
A. A. Rumjahn 1 Quick Hartt
0
3
4.31
C.R.CIRC...
Playing on Saturday at Causeway Bay, the visitors won by 5 wickets and 35 TUDE. For the Chinese E. Ching scored The home team took 2 hours to score 62 Frans, Omar and Arculfi bowled well for the Indians. S. H. Jamail and O. Ismai played well for their 45 runs and 83 rais respectively. "
Scores:-
C.R.C.
Ng Sie Kwong, S. H. Ismail, b
Omar .....
K.C.C.. ROYAL ENGINEERS,
The feature of this match was the low scoring on both sides. The Engineers were disposed of for 89 and things" looked bright for the Kustoon men but their total was not half that of the Engineers, Fraser being the only man to get into double figures for his side. QM.S. Jacobs took seven of their wickets for 17 rams whilst Redpath maintained his pre ant good average by securing three wickets för 14 runa.
Scores :-
ROYAL ENGINEERA, Major Gandy, e Weaser, ↳ Pethe
ram
L.-Sgy, Cockell, e "Edwards, b
Fraser
L-Sgt. Redpath, b Fraser....
Col. R. Butterworth, o Edwards, b
Petheram
Capt. Chippendale, e Howell, b
Fraser
PRATGENGOWER.
Fritz. b More......
Laurence, b Bowker. Grimes, Bowker.......
Bradbury, e England, h More ..... Mow, Fung, e Mitchell b Denne Basa, run out
White Deane
Dennis, Lammert..
Hall, not out
Pina. Blaker, b Lammert Paice, e MeMaster, Lammert
Extrus
107
Daphne 4.32.15 4.32.45
HANDICAP CLISS. La Zîmh,.4.22:16 4:21.29
at 4.92.41′′
4.22,50 Diawn,92,364,23.11. Collera 4.29.38 1.4.21. 5
Finetom...430147 Arguðla ........5, 11.0"
4.40,30
BILLIARDS.
V
KIC.C.. ** EASIMA,
20
The EA.SH.A. Club killiardara were defeated in their return match with the Kowloon Cricket Club which was played at the Kowloon Hotel on Saturday: aight. The Kowloon men won four out of the six games played and won the match by 0 points Scores
Total
Bowling Analysis.
3C
R.
I.C.C.
Bowker
30
E. G. Lammert
P. Heathcote 100
Owen Hughes
5
H. Davies
100
More
10
J. Franer...
100
0
Deanc
-HUSAKONG - CG
Deane, Pinna
Blaker, Paice
MacKenzie, b Paice
Mitchell, retired
K
More, retired
0.3.8. Ramsey, e Kew. b Fraser 0 C.S.M. Smith, e Overy, b Howell 11 S-Sgt. Brown, b Raven
averrari armes Bodaniuria S-Sgt. Middleton, e Green, b
Howell L-Sat. Winter, not out...
Extras
3
10
:
Owen Hughes, 1 Bradbury England, not out
Minster...
Extins
Total (for 8 wkts.)
Lammert and Gace did not hat.
30
19
Bowling Analysis.
0.
ᎥᎿ .
W.
69.
Fritz
31
50
11
Pinon
61
T
"Hall_....
る 0
!
A
◊ 41
Laurence
2
0
26
Bradbury
.0 30
Total ........
Bowling Analysis.
Fraser
30. n. 10 3
W. Hung, e Curreem, & Omar ...... C. Choa, b Omar_......................
;
M. W. Lo, c. S. A. Ismail, b A. et
Arcullie
G. Lee, C. S. A. Ismail, b Omar... 10.
Petharam... 8 # Howell 3.5 A. Raven
2 0
14
ไ
છું
14
2
KOWLOON 'C.C. B. Petheram, b Jacobs
H. C. Hung, c A. H. Rumjahn, b
W. L. Weasar, b Redpath
4
.A. el Arculli
F. W. Howell, b Jacobs
H. Ching, not out .....
31
J. Fraser, b Redpath
IF
M. K. Lo. b F.-M. Arculli
14.
E. J. Edwards, b Jacobs
1
1
A. J. Kow, b Bedpath .......
0
1
A. E. E. Raven, K. Jacobs ....
B. Faren, h Jarole...............
HW Duck, e Redpath. b. Jacobs
6
in H. Ovéri b Jacobs
Ο
D. . Green, not out
82
Extras
0
Total
11 2
Bowling Analysia,
13 5 32
0. 24.
3.5 2.
13
Redpath Jacobs
Σ 14
18
3
Paire
A: G. S.Morton'. 55
W. B. Haslett... 71 A. G. PH. 100
Total....... 330
..8.3
W. G. White.... TOU McGowan... 03 R. Earnshaw DL F. W. Davies... 77 W. J. Murray. 100 W. E. Brown, 64
Total.
J07
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G. M. Shi, b F. M. Arculli:
Shi Yuk Kwan, b.A: H. Madar
K. C. Leung, e A. H. Rumjahn, Lori
A Madar
Extrae
Tetal
Omar
Bowling Analysis,
A. el Argull
Madar
F. AL Arculli
1.1.C.
A. H. Rumjahn, c Shi, b Lee
A. H. Madar, e Y. Shi, b H. C.
Hug
SH. Ismail, c and b W. Kung
..: +45
0. Ismail, nne aut
35
U. 3. Omar, e Lea, b M. Lar.
་ ཤྭ
9
0
20
J. S. Curreen, c and b Ching....
"A. el Argulli, not out
Extras,
Total (for 5 wkts.)
.120
8. D. Ismail, SA. Ismail, F. M.2 Arculli and M. Sadick did not bat."
Bowling Analysis.
G/ Ice
W. Hung
Ching
H. G. Hung
e choi
Ng Sza Kwong....
O. H. 22.
4
33
5
0 34
0 IB
#
SEED LEAGEE
·E.K.C.C. & C.S.C.C.
After a closely contested match played on the Club ground, the C.S.CO won their league fixture against the H.K.C.C on Saturday by 20 runs. For t
the winners F. Harper was top scorer with 41, with Westlake second with 27. The C.6.0.0. compiled a total of 124.The Home sido found the bowling of Grimmett Trouble- some and towards the end of the match
Sara got going. The gide made 05 all out, Grimmett securing six wickets for 47.
7,3 2
C.R.C. 2$p XI.
I.R.C. 2ND XI.
Playing at home on Saturday the 1.R.C. 2nd string managed to beat the
CRC. 2d string very comfortably. The
Chinese had first knock, and could only
compile 71, Wan Iu Shing and S. T. Wong being the chief contributors with 27 each The Indians had no difficulty in passing their opponents' scorn, which they man- aged with 2 wickets down. They event ually knocked up 143 for the love of 6. Rumjahn played a bright innings and compiled 67 not out for his aide. Sirdar Khan bowled woll, securing 5 of the Chinese wickets for 4 runs.
Scores:**
CR.C.
7. M. Tan, b Moosdeen
Wan Ju Shing, o Madar, b Sirdar
Khan
Cheung Wing Kui, e Nazarin, b
Moosdreni
Wong Pa Keung, c O. Rumjahu,
H. Rumjahn
S. T. Wong, b. Moondeon
H. Kex, c and b Sirdar Khan....... KL. Chan, b Sirdar Khan i
C. Wong, a Madar, b Sirdar Khan P. S. Wong, not out co
Hetry Key, c Nazaria, b Hírdar
Khan
C,S.C.C, #. J; C, FLETCHER'S XI.
REVOLTING CRUELTY
TO CHILD.
OLAVES CHİL onopnin TO CUT OFF
TIP OF FOREFINGER...
One of the worst cases of eruelty to children ever heard at the Mixed Court
a Shanghai, the X45 Daily News say, came before Mr. ApJ. Martin and Magis trate Kuan last week. Wong Shing-fäh,
a Post Office employé raiding in Chapei, was charged with cruelty to a tiny slave girl, who, it was stated; was beaten by the man's wife until the child "consential to chop off the end of her right forefinger. This she did, catting it off at the tip. The little witness showed.
Bench a horribly mutilated forefinger. she had bren beater and told to chop off her finger when her mistress bad necuased
She said
The Civil Service first eleven were much too strong for the side selected by I. C. Fletcher on Saturday, and they won the match on their own ground by three wit kets. The defeated side went in first and compiled 37 all told, Jex and Ramsay being the only two to do anything at all her of stealing. On another ocrasiaa, ho with the bowling. The Civil Service men mistress had pressed a heated flat-ito or replied, with 118, Heldman and Baker her bare leg. A Door of Hope official told saving their side from a similar fate to the Court that when the child was that of their opponents: Baker retirel brought to that institution she was in after bitting up a good all round 54.
terrible pain. The barns caused by the flat-iron were covered with a dirty piece of Scores:
newspaper, and she presented a horribly picture of misery:
C. FLETCHER'S XL
Ramsay. Wood b Ling
Jex, Hill, b Evans
Duncan, ran out
Day, b Evans
Dorkins, b Evans
Lindsell, e. Holdman,
Lee, not out
.
B
#
16
1
2
Witchell..
Mr. L K Kentwell (defending said if was not the prisoner who had ill-treated eng girl, but his wife, and on this ground he asked for the man's discharge.
Fletcher, e Sutherland, b Witchell, o Minu, b Witchell....... Taylor, b Evans,
Total
37
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Lamble Ling
0
Witchell
B. D. Evang .........
CIVIL SERVICE.
Mr. Martin, giving the decision of the Court, said the accused would be sent for tria) by the Chinese authorities. The man had bought the child, and must be held responsible for allowing his wife to ill treat her in the shameful way proved.
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ery.
Sutherland, & Landsell, b Day
Holdman, e and b Lec
40.
de Rome, e Taylor, b Ramsay
Hill, e Day, b Ramsay
0.
0
54
1
Nihill, Lb. b Day
Baker, retired.....
Lamble, b Dorkins Witchell, not out Ling, not out
Extras
Total (for
wickets).
Wood, and Evans did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Extras.
Day
Kam Cheung did not hat.
Bowling Analysis,
Ramsay
Fletcher
.Minu
Duncan.
Dorkin
H. Rumjahny
E-Moordeen Birdar Khan
M 2
5
12.
14
.
0 23
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