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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 1924.
LAST INTERPORT TEAM. THE REST,
INTERTORTERS' WIN.
FRIENDLY MATCH,
CRAIGENGOWER ». H.K.C,C.
KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB. CHILDREN'S SPORTS ON NEW
YEAR'S DAY. “
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The two-days match between the Hong- Elerga by 27 runs. The visitors, playing Year's Day on the Club ground. h. H. KOTEWALL & CO.
kong Interport team which visited Shang- hai last May and a team selected from "The Rest" was played on the Club ground on New Year's Day, and yester day, resulting in a win for the Interport side by 183 rutis.
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This friendly gamo" was played at
The annual children's sports of the Craigengower on New Year's Day and resulted in a win for the H.K.O.C.Kowloon Cricket Club were held on Now Thera one man short, went in first and scored was a large attendance of children and very enjoyable 200, Piercy contributing 07. Craigen their parents and a
There were gower replied with 173, the heat scorer afternoon's fun' resulted.
sideshows, an amusing clown (a hefty, being Bradbury with 54
Scores
"girl" from the HM-S. Hackins), & liberal supply of refreshments and things were kept going merrily until dusk. Pro- minent members of the Club, pictures. quely camouflagd, worked hard to give the little tots the time of their lives. Messrs. T. E Jones, H. D. Ima, R. E' Nicholls, C. Burford and E. Hosther töiled hard behind the sceties in the work "of "decorating, erecting side shows, etc, whilst Messrs F. Jenner, A. W. "E. Davidson, J. Cornley and the Hon. Secre tary (Mr. S. E. Green) were responsible for the efficient way in which the event had been organised.
G. H. Pieres, e Paice, Lawrence 67 E. C. Hagen, a and b Abbas
*... 28 Baron, st. Donnis, hoere ... 38 D. H. McMaster, st. Dennis, b
Bradbury
H. Haigh, s Dennis, h Bradbury 10 W Brackenridge, t Dennis, b
Bradbury
J. Bridger e Moore, ↳ Abbas ...... -Crowley, not out
Extras
Pearce won the toss and seat his side in to bat first, Sayer and Rumjahn facing. the bowling of Lammort and Bowker. The side fared none too well in the open- ing stages, seven wickets going down for 133, but thanks to Poarce and Wood a good score of 1 was reached, Pearce contributing 4s and Wood 53. Wood gave two chances. Going in after tiffin "The Restreplied with 231, Mork being blessed with good "joss." in surviving half a dozen appeals for Lh.w.,,made 85. Play was continued yesterday, the Inter- port side kuocking up another good all- round score of 995 for nine, when they declared. The outstanding contributions. Abbas to this score were: Hollands, 34; Pearce 67 and Owen Hughes, 43. The Rest" did not do so well in their second effort. They were all out for 12, the first five TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the wickets producing most of the runs, Eun- Certificate 5/s 7496 dated Hongkongcock's score of 12 being the best of the side. Webster was not far behind with 5th April, 193 for Five Shares of this Bank
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INTERPORT TEAM.
G. R. Sayer, Webster, b Lanumert 11
A. A. Rumjaha, b Donnelly.*............. 2) Rev. E. K. Quick, b, Bowker ..... T. E. Pearce, England, Don-
nelly II. Owen Hughes, England, i
Donnelly
Capt. E. R. S. Dods, b More
H. N. Baiketehet, b.w. Bowker
A. E. Wood, e and b Lammert
16
200
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M.
E
W.
Paice Fritz
0
30
1
30
23
Y. Abbas Moore
5
0
21
15
Lawrence Bradbury
CRAIGENGOWER.
D. Fritz, Baron, b"Walker'... 10 L E. Lawrence, e Pierey, b Walker 5 B. W. Bradbury, b Hagen ....
50
T. Grimes, e Baron, b Pierey
33
H. Donais, e eub. b Walker
16
E. How Fung, b Walker
Y. Abbas, e Rridger, b Hagen
10
E. Moore, Hagen, b Walker...
t
0
A. A. Paice, c Pierey, b Walker S. Abbas, not cut
W. B. Muskett, b Hagen
ម
Extras
19
Total
.173
Bowling Analysis.
2.1
Walker
16
37
0
Hagen....... 14
61 3
ឃ
233
0
0
15
85
U. M. Omar, e and b Bowker...... 5
I. E. Hollands, h Webster
F. J. Ling. not out.
Extras
30
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
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W.
14.3
03
$
50
3
10
5-1
0
17
3
0 12
1
Laminert Bowker Webster
Donnelly More
1 for 18, 2 for 19, 3 for 68, 4 for 80,
5 for 101, 0 for 117, 7 for 133, 8 for 140: D. for 202, 10 for 201.
THE REST.
F. J. de Kome, retired hurt E. J. R. Mitchell, b Balhetchet R. E. A. Webster, e Balhetchet, b
Quick_........
A. C. 1. Bowker, "Itumnjaha, b
Omar...?
G. R. More, e Owen Hughes, b
Kumjahn
R. Hancock, Lb.w. Hayer EG.England, b Ling
101
27
9
14
2
51
36
11
H. S. Hett, st. Wood, b Rumjaha 18 F. G. Milier, b Rumjahn
E. G. Lammiert, not out
D. E. Donnelly, st. Wood, b Rum-
jahpe
21
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
M.
Quick
16 3
68
Balhetchet
19.3
10
5.0 41
3
23
0 41
0
3.2
15 4
for 144,
Omak.......
Owen Hughes ".......
Sayer
Ling...
Ramjaha
3 for 0.9 for 37, 3 for 40, b for 178, 0 for 214, 7 for 219, 8 for 268, & for 30. 10 for 31.
INTERPOST.
2nd Innings.
Sayer, e lett. b Bowker....... Hotlands, e More, b Donnelly ...... 34 E. K. Quick; b Lammert
T. E. Pearce, b More.......
Owen Hughes, Lb.w. Hett
Wood, b Lammert
Humjahu, e More, b Lammert
Dods, hw, Lammert
Balhetehet, not out...
97
Ling. L.w. Lammert t
Extras
04
Total (for 9 wkts).
Omar did not bat..
·Bowling Analysis
0.
Lammert Bowker
5
Donnelly Webster ...
Heit..... More ....
THE KEST. Mitchell, e Rumjalin, b Hughes Webster, and b Rumjaha A Bowker, e Rumjahr, Hughes More, run out,
and b Hughes:
Tearce, b Ling... Robertson, e Sayer, b Hughes.....
Lammert, Wood, b Ling
Hett, Wood, b Hughes... McMaster, a and b Hughes 'Donnelly, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Quick
Baletchet.. Ramjahn Hughes Ling
ធីត
16
"Baron ...................$
Piercy
2
CRAIGENRGOWER. THE I.R.C.
In a friendly match between Craigen gower and the LR.C. played at Happy Valley yesterday the Indians defeated the Home side, Craigengawer scoring 121 and the Indians 216.
LAWN BOWLS.
ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL MATCH AT KOWLOON.
t
During the afternoon H.E. the Gover ao (Sir R. E. Stubbs) accompanied by Lady Stubbs and Capt, Neville, A.D-C., arrived and at the conclusion of tho sports Lady Stubbs presented the prizes. In calling upon Lady Stubbs to give thesa away, the president of the Club (Dr. C. Forsyth) expressed thanks to the members of the Club who had provided the prizes. Three hearty cheers, and a special tiger," for Lady Stubbs con- clude the proceedings.
The following were the events and prize winners-
'GIRLS.
Skipping Face (for girls under 14 years). Alico Blyth; 2, Maureen Gill; 3, Dorothy Pitcairn.
Flat Race (6 to 8)-1. Ina Barr; 2, Mary McCaw; 3, Iris Woolley,
Skipping Competition (under 9)-1, Ina Barr: 9, Iris Woolley; 3, Iris Frith
Flat Race (under 3-1 Frances Gill; 2. Norah Branch: 3, Evelyn Bolt.
Potato Bnce (10 to 10)-1, Laura Patton; Marjorie Martin; 3, Phyllis Woolley.
Skipping Competition (10 to 12)-1, Edie Mead; 2, Alice Elyth; 3, Irene Gittens.
Flat Race (under 1)-1, Phyllis! Gittens; Glady MacKider; 3, Chrissie
Dixon.
Musical Chairs (8 to 19)-1, Ila Ritchie; 2. Eden Blackburn; 3. Dorothy Pitcairn.
Egg and Spoon Race (under 14).-1, Dorothy Smith; 2, Martha Gourlag; 3, Irene Gittens.
Flat Bace 10 to 10).1. Phyllis Gittens; 2. Mary McCaw: 3, V. Daalels
Relay Race (10 to 14)-Gladys Mac- Nidar, Marjorie Martin, Phyllis Woolley and Martha Gourlay.
Consolation Race (6 to 14)-1, Bessie Mckay: 2. Dorothy Ravens 3, Betty Stewart.
2,
BOTA,
Potato Race (10 to 12)-1, T. Noare; 9. Jenner, and F. Harteley (dead best); 5, Christie.
Boot Race (under 12)-1, E. Woolley;
F. Gill; 3. A. Miteball. Obstacle Race
The third annual international match between teams representing England and Scotland was played at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on New Year's Day. On the invitation of the President of the local Lawn Bowls Association (the Hon Mr. A. G. Stephen) about 30 players took part in the match. Prior to the game the players sat down to an excellent tiffin in the Club-house, provided by the generosity of the President. The tifin included seasonable fare, one of the courses being Haggis. Needless to state after this, Scotland won the nutch in a very decisive manner, winning on every rink, and the Southerners in looking for to cover their a reasonable excuse defent attributed their downfall to having
Flat Race (4 to 6).1, "Bonzo" (age partaken of the famous Senttish dish-1) and C., Patten; 2, S. MacBrown; 3. E.
Frith.
one
to 14)-1, D. Whiteley. E. Patted; 3, T. Neare
Relay Race (10 to 1).-H. Pearne, S MacXider, A. Hill and D. Whiteley,
Flat Race (0 to 8), J. Smith; %, V. Bond; 3, 0. Patton.
"Sack Race (8 to 14), C. Pile; S. Christie: 3. R.. Patton.
Tug-of-War (teams of eight), ages 10 th 14: G. Freyman. D. Matcham, F. Harteley, K. Mehah, G. Tacchi, A. Mit- chell, G. Costello and D. Whiteley.
"Bouzo"was afterwards treated to biscuits and cheese in the Club,
Three legged Race (10 to 14)-1, D. Mutcham and F. Neave; 2, C. Pile and Nicholls; 3. Erans and R. Capell. Flat Race (8 to 10)-1, M. Hair: 2. L. Clarke; 3, K. Nelso
on the principle we suppose of man's meat being another man's poison.
The President at the conclusion of the match presented spoons to the winning side. In doing so he said they were all grateful to the Bowling Green Club for lending then their beautiful lawna. It had been a very enjoyablo game and had had, of course, the expected result.ley. (Laughter.)
4
Wheelbarrow Race (8 to 13).—1, II. Penne and S. MacNider; e, J. Gourlay and R. Patton; 3, A. Hill and D. White. Consulation Race (8 to 14)-1, A
Mr. D. Harvey (Chairman of the Anso-Smith: 2, W. King; 3, N. McKay, ciation) expressed the thanks of all pre sent to the President for his generous hospitality, three cheers being lustily given.
Band Race.1, Bandaman Kidd: Bandsman Hyatt; 3, Lee.-Corp! Kidd.
The President then called for cheers "our old and from the Scotsmen for beaten, enemy, counter cheers being later given by the Englishinen, brought a pleasant afternoon to a close.
England.
A. O. Brawn
E. Cock
A. B. Whibley G. R. Edwards
(skip)
O. Pathyjohos
Oakes AJ Tacchi A Hamilton
(skip)
Davis Lieut.Col. Batter
worth
Green L-Guy (skip) G. Greener W. C. Shiner R. Lapsley. H. Etevena
(skip)
Knott Watt
Alderman
AN. Other
(skip)
Southand R. Sutherland MA. O. Laug
D. Kett W. Russell (skip)
J. 'Hyde R. M. Dyer F. Ferguson D. Harvey (skip)
J. Barr D. K. Blair N. Drummond J. Gibson (skip). J. Hoid
A G. Stephen- D. Gown I. Wallace
((skip)...
G. Duncan H. Wylie
A McFarlane
Mair
(skip)
Total
Total
14
(Other Sport on page 8 and 0.)
A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY. MUTILATED BODY OF A CHILD
FOUND.
Tho mutilated body of a small child has been found by the police on the Sham Shui Po reclamation. The child's limbs had been cut off and its face had been slashed with a sharp instrument
It is thought that the child died a natural death and that the mutilations were done after death. Native opinion is to the effect that the mutilations are due to superstition"
SERIOUS LANDSLIDE. MATSHED AND OCCUPANTS INVOLVED.
At 7 pm, on New Year's Day a serious landslide occurred behind, Fung Fai Ter race, Wong Nei Chong en site, which is being cut out on the side of the bill for a building About 200 tons of earth and atone fell, covering a matsbed below in which nine folis employed on the site. were living. Beven of the occupante cscaped but two were buried. One these was recovered shortly afterwards and he was removed to the Government Civil Hospital in an injured condition. The other man's body has not been re- covered.
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