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CHAMPIONSHIP.

SIR CLAUD SEVERN'S VIEWS ON THE GAME

The Hon. Sir Claud Severn, KBE, CMG. (Colonial Secretary), in present. There was only one League match playing the prizes to the winners of the ed on Saturday, the second string of the Billiards Association Lengue and the K.C.C. meeting the RAM.C. on the Billiards Championship of the Colony, former's ground. The bouesters were etc., at the V.R.C. on Saturday night, well liked, only scoring 24 against 198 mnde some amusing remarks upon the Apart from the extraordinary collapse of game. It was, he said, the first occasion the K.C... the feature of the game was since the inaugurating of the loen com Overy's performance of the Ent trick."petitions that there had been a pablie Also, curious to relate, considering the prize presentation." He supposed the difference in the dual scores, there were idea was to encourage the game of bil- five ducks" on each side.

Details:-

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A... Brawn, e Osborne, in Walker 6 L.A. R. Dunean, eMeCurrach, by"

Peres...........

0

A. R. F. Raven, e Nash, b Percy... 0 C. Earnshaw. Is Percy ..

0

H. Overy, Perry, Walker

E. J. Edwards, Walker

W. Weaser, h Walker

E Savage, b Ferey....

A. W. Summer, b Perey

0. 8. Raven, not out

C. J. Taechi, h Percy

Extras

Walker Perey

Tolal

Bowling Analysis.

McCurruch,

0. ม. X. W. 17 + 118

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8.3 3

I. AM. C.

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and h 0. B. Raven, 20 Walker, st. Edward, ↳ Overy ..... Perey, O. B. Raven, 1 Overy Nash, L. la. Overy Osborne, 8h O. B. Raven

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Chilton. not out

Cairns,

Overy

Barrett, b Overy

Serntton, h Earnshaw

Pilcher, Earnshaw

Extras

Tutal".

Bowling Analysis.

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The C.S. C. won by six runs. bowling against the dockers"

thebat-trick."

Extras

liards. Bat, added Sir Claud, he was not sure that it was a desirable thing to en- courage Illiards Mention of the game generally conjured up visions of hack har parlours, a saw-dusted floor, a piece of chalk in one's pocket, and a.rite in which the player valled the marker. " George:". (Laughter.)

Sir

continued Seriously speaking. Claud, hilliards was good game, a diffient one, nel always a fascinating une. Unfortunately, he had had little chance of playing, although he had learn ed it under the tuition of his okl friend, the late John Roberts.

"I would," however," proceeded, the Colonial Secretary, like to play hil liards I would like to play Osmond, the champion if the table nited my Ince, the pockets were lig enough, and other things were in my favour. (Laugh- tar.).

Proficiency at billiards, he continued, was not so much evidence of an spent youth as proof of the possession of a well-balanced mind. Referring to Mesara. Osmund and Yvanovitch (the champion End runner-up), these gentlemen, opined Sir land, played a great deal too, mach. No-one else seemed to have a chance! (Laughter.)

The Colonial Secretary then presented the prizes, as follows:-Colony Cham- pionship: 1. A. J. Osmund (holder); 2, P. Yvanovitch, R. Luz was beaten in the challenge final by Yvanovitch. Os mand made a break of 70 in the challenge.

games.

Highest break in "Championship com- petition: S. C. Kwok (75).

Hongkong Billiards Association Shield: Oswick

1, Catholic Union Club (A. CE Osmund, perform. Osmund, R. Luz, M. S. Silva, F Orzorio, E Barros, and L Remedios);

Details:-

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C. Sara Gill

3

Beardal Oswick

21

Alexander. c and b Oswick

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I. Nicholson, i Oswick ............

J. Holdona, e Hill, Osiek

B

R. Sunith, Oswick

4

W. Hill, Oswiek

J. Gregory, b. Oswick

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11. Westlake, b Oswick

0

T. W. Carr, bi Oswick

G. Hallam, not out

20

10

Total

112

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W.

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0

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5

0

25 1

Oswick

8.

1

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0

F. Harper, b Hill

10

W. Callip, Alexander

18.

W.C. I, h Sara

30

S. Spry, Sara

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I Phayer, c.h.w. Sara

SE. Adertha, b Alexander

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A. linke, not out.

-A." Oswick, & Holdman, h' Alexan-

der

F. Dixon, b Sara',

Extens

8

0

..106

2. Chinese Club (Ng Szo Kwong, Jan Sing Hoi. Choy Wai Fat, Yu Man Fat, Cheung U Poi, Yeung Shok Ping had Leung Kam Kang), which took the Runners-up Cup.

During the evening a very successful smoking concert took place. Some of the artistes mentioned in the Daily Press on Frithay last were usable, unfortunately, to appear, but with the talent .nt band Mr. R. C. Witchell, the hon. secretary of the V.R.C., was able to keep things merrily on the move until midnight.

Dr. Fenton was an infatigable accom panist, and also gave a couple of solo, pianoforte pieces; "The Quavers"

Messrs. Sperry, Duncan, Sharma, Mason and Stewart) proved first-rate instrumentalists; Mr. C. Edgcumbe ren. dered some delightfu! Irish numbers, in- "Where the Shannon River clading

and "Asthore"; Mr. Claud Earnshaw, with "Out of Sympathy" and Mr. Gill, with "Firing Butter

"and "Saints and Sinners" were capable monologists: Mr. S. Evans, and his pupil, Mr. H. Spoors gave an interesting hy sical culture display, the "Hawaiian Trio gave sclcetions Mr. V. F. Vicarice rendered Vieniawsky's Polish dance, "Kuyawiak; Mr. R. C. Wilson sang "Districts". Mr. T. Os Patterson ably gave some old favourites including "My Old Shaka "and" The Trumpeter"; and Mr. R. C. Witchell rendered a pretty, and plaintive piece called "Sometimes I seem to hear you." Most of the artistes gave repeat numbers. It was altogether a suc cessful evening, terminating with the "Crowd-song"

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J. Muirhead, b: Abbas

J Finnie, run oat",

S. Hope, e Pinna, b Fritz

J. White, not out

•Extras

TAIKOO NOMADS,

-Fritz

T. Grimes, Modi, b Lawrence

D. McNellie, c'and b.Abbas

G. Milne, run out....

G. McLeod, h Piana....

A. Hamilton, b Fritz-

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S. Abla, Mine

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32

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W. B. Muskelt. b Grimca

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Extras

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Leonard

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