RE. . KC.C. D XL
The visitors, Kowloob, were defeated, Sergeant Hamblin's 41 and Corporal Blondia's 88 being the principal centri butions to the Engineers' win.
Scores:-
L.C.G. 2ND X S
Abbas Young
Sanjana
Hyder Modi
Hattersley-Smith...
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The Chinese were unfortunato in being defeated five minutes before stumps were drawn, when they entertained the Club, | Webster was hit, on* the knee and.. was forced to retire.
Scores:
CHINESE R.C."
C. Choa e Galloway, b Powell
K. L Chau, b Webster
ROYAL NAVY
Bowling" "Analysis.
not be
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Sirdar Khan.. Cassumbboy Ismail
Minu:
I
Wahab
Pay-Lieut Comdr. G. E. L Har
greaves, o Finnie, b McNicoll.31 Mid. Stephenson, not out Comdr. Barratt, run out Lieut. Qush, b. More ... Pay Comdr. Ushorne, not nut
Extras
+
Total (for 3 wickets)
Lieut. Comdr. Rushbrook, Lieut.
Dalison, Gould, Linut.
Marines Leech, Young and Woods did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Akbar Hassan
0
3.0 13 3. 0 13 32
A. 3 0 20
́LLC OSD XI..
อ
M. P. Madar, è McLeod, b Young 22 7. Cassumbboy, retired..... 63 1. Hassan, st. Webb, b Hyder!...... 14 Sirdar Khan, c Webb, b Sanjana... 91 A. R. finu, e'and'h Saujana ay 7 E. A. Mousdeen, not out
1.0.0.
AW. Ramsay, e Halford, b.
Gifford
IA R. Runcan, b Smith
AR. F. Raven, c. Goldsmith, b
Hatterley Smith......
Ges. Lee, b Gifford
F. Goodwin, b Gifford
K. R. Macasicill, b Gifford
J. C. Lyal, b Smith
A. J. Kow, 1.b.xj, b Gifford Capt. Feary, not out
J.
Fletcher, not out Extras
Total
Ng Sze Kwong, b Webster
W. Hung, 1.b.. b Young.
H. C. Hung. st. Galloway, b
Piercy
0. M.
W.
H. S. Lee, Webster, ₺ Piercy........ Ng Ste Cheung, c "Buros,
Webster
b
Bowker Owen Hughes More
S. A. R. lanail, b Young-
19
7
。
H. Overy did not bat
Bowling Analysis.
Y. A. Wahab, retired.........
M.
H.
S
0
H. K. Minu, st. Webb, b Abbas... 17"
Henslowe
3 0 20
McNicoll Stewart
3.10
0 13
J. S. Ackber, e Melcon, b Abbas.........‚'1 A. R. M. Samy, run out-
Extras
Rough
3
11
Smith Gifford
20
Total
213
Bowling Analysis.
2. H.
W
10
1
મ
Wo Po Keung, .e Galloway, b
Webster ..
H. Ching, b Piercy
CE.. Wong, e Humphreys,'
Piercy
Cheung Wing Kin. not out..........
Extras...
Young
H.K.C.C. "1" A
-133
Se
A. O. Brawn, b Jacob.
.136
Total
Bowling Analysis
0. M. IL-
Powell
0
1.
Walker
5 1
22 0
81
25.
1
W. F. J. Gorvin, b Jacob ......... 21.
Webater
1
34.
{
J. Fraser, e Hollands, & Cockell ..... 11 -
Piercy
4 0
17
E. J. Jordan, ra out...
13
J. D Humphreys, b Ching
33
C. Earnshaw, b Cockell
A
R. F. Walker, a Ching. & H.
Hung
O. B. Raven, b Cockell ...
7
19
Masters. e Hollands, b Jacob
RE. A. Webster, retired hurt
E. G. Renton, b Cockell
G. H. Piercy, c Ng Szo Kwong, b
Ching
J. C. Long, not out.
Extras
0
F. N. Young, not out
Total
T. B. Powell, Ching
W. Galloway, 1.b.w., b Ching
Extras
Bowling. Analysis
Total (for 6 wickets)
..144
Jacob Cockell Goodman
17.3
D. X 3
W.
12 2
3
0
P. Jacks, H. G. Burns
and
B.E
Piercy did not bat.
13
Bowling Analysis.
Sergt. Lockell, b Fraser
M
Q.M.S. Ramsay, b Fraser
13
Ng Sze Kwong.... 8 0
35
Sergt. Hamblin, retired
41
W. Hung
0
Corp. Blondin, c Raven, b Fraser 88
H. Ching
8.1 0
28
+
Major Hyland, b Long
5
Abbns
H. C. Hung
.0 22
5.8. Brown, not out
ទ
Pinna
Sergt. Hollands, not eat
Extrus
Reed
11
Bradbury
....180
J. H. Crutch, not out
H.K.C.C. 2ND XI. . ROYAL NAVY 2ND XI.
In a deague match the Club second
eleven defented the Navy,
Scores:-
ROYAL NAVY XD XI.
Capt. Chippendall, b Fraser
Extras
1
0
13
อ
a. 32
EW
Jo" 1 44
2
住
36
ปี
-0 41
0
34
I
&.c.C.
13
198
B. Pethera, e Hyland, b Cockell, 1 W. Hill, e and b "Goodman 20
Total (for 6 wickets)
C.S.M Smith, Q.M.S. Jacob and Spr. Goodman did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Lieut. Alexander, Hepburu, b
Grin .....
B
Gorvin
Marine Wilkins, b Grifin
ก
Fraser
P.O. Vincer, b Howell ...........
Hill
Lieut.-Comdr. Hamsbotham,
Petherum
Griffin
is
Brawn
3 10
Capt. Hopwood, Spicer,
#Rarea:
.
Valack
1 .0
Pay-Lieut. Gregory,
and
Howell ......
Wadeson .......
5
Sub-Lieut. Boyle,
c Grifin,
b..
Wadeson
Loog
CS.C.C. 1ST XI. . LE.C. 1ST XI.
The Civil Servicë eleven beat the home side on the Indian R.C. ground.
Scores:--
Bux
es.C.C. C.C.C.
Craigengewer were the visitors to the Civil Service ground. Play was stopped cwing to failing light.
Scores:-
C.3.C.C.
T. D. E. Pendered, e Plew, b Reed 28 E. R. Reed, Schnepel, b Rees........ 23 E. C. Fincher, retired
60
R. C. Wischel, c Abbas, b Reed...... 12 H. G. Wallington, e Plew, b Reed o F. H. Holdman, a and b Abbas... I R. E. O. Bird, e and b Abbas...... 13 H. Westlake, b Bradbury Maughan, not out
Total (for a wickets) ....180.
Bruce and Gregory did not bat. Bowling Analysis.
W. L. Plew, b Witchell ....
R. C. Reed, e and b Wallington... 27
S. Abbas, c. Holtman, b Walling-
Lon
27
M. Pinna, Westlake
5
B. W.-Bradbury, not 'out
6
T. Grimes, not out
20
Extras
Total (for 4 wickets)
101
A. Kitchell, E. Hamson, F. Sehne- pel and W. B. Muskett did not bat
CRICKETERS . FOOTBALLERS.
Bowling Analysis.
a
น
i
Witchell Bird
# 1
1,3
0
Reed
3
ຄ
15
Perdered
18. 0
0
c.s.c.c. 18T XL.
44
H. F. Harper, run out W. Cullip, e Curreem, b Arculli... 10 C. F. Alexander, b Ismail..
10
Wallington Westlake
3
1
11
13 1
8
C. H. Beardall, e Dyer, b Madar 40
123
S. Spillette Arculli, b Kitchell 9
F. L. Squibba, e Afculli, b Madar 38 W. Edmonds, not out
* W.
1 30
2
B. Smith, run out ......................
Extras
D
H
0 30
7
19.
Total (for wkta.. dec.)...täv
3
Q
16
3.1
3
5 0
0
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Lieut. Comdr. Ingham, e Griffin b
Rev. Hamilton, not out
Aircraft Miles, b Wadesou
Engr. Com. Horpell, e McMaster,
Plummer
Extras..
Total
Howell
Griffin
Vallack
Macalpine
Wadeson
Bowling Analysia.
Plummer.de
H.X.C.C. END IL
H. M. Howeli, b Gregory
H. Spicer (caught), b Hooppell... 16 R. K. Hepburn, l.b.w., b Hooppell 3
H. Griffin (caught), b Gregory..... 3) J. A. A. Plummer, b Hooppell....
....6 R. M. Maculpine, b" Hooppell ...... 10 RA. Wadesco, e Ingham, b Hoop.
pell
J. P Bridger, c Gregory, & Hoop-
pell
M. M Watson, not out.
G. B. Vallack, b Hooppell
D. H. F. McMaster, not out
Extrae
Total (for 9 wickets)-
Bowling Analysia.
F. M. el Arculli ... 4
J. S. Curreem
" J. S. A. Curreem, not out.
T
Y
M
E
H. Strange, C. "Sara and C. Hal- Jam did not bat.
Bowling Analysis?!
A. el Arculli....
Madar
43
The following will represent the Volun teors on Wednesday, December 3rd, on the H.K.C.C. ground:-E. J. R. Mitchell (capt.), H Owen-Hughes, A. G. L Bowker, G. R. More, A. W. Ramsay, E. F. Stewart, J. Finale, W. W. Mackenzie, I. D. McNicoli, It E. Hollands and J. C. Fletcher. The match commences a 12.30 p.m. aharp. Tin in Pavilion at 12 noon. Stumps drawn 4.30 p.m. sharp.
INTERPORT CRICKET.
A SHANGHAI VIEW. Z
The result of the Shanghai-Hongkong match was a great disappointinent fa the followers of Shanghai cricket, writen a correspondeut of the N-C» Daily News. Our team was as representative as any XI. which has visited Hongkong for many years, but it failed for many and diverse reasons. Firstly, the luck of the guine, always evident in cricket, was badly against 119. Secondly, our bowlers, particularly. Wilson, bowled much below form. This does not apply to Quayle, who bowled far better than Ee has done for years and whose luck was heartbreaking. He repeatedly bent the batsman and just missed the wicket.. Thirdly, our Selding was at least 30 per cent below that of Hongkong. This don not necessarily mean that our fielding. was very bad,
Taking the light into consideration, we felded averagely well, but that of Hong- kong in our first things was undoubted- Jy the most brilliant exhibition seen in our Interport cricket. Bowker, at cover, is in the first fight and would shine in- any company, Owen-Hughes, in the alips, was better than good. These two were.. well backed up by the whole side, of whene Quick and Hargreaves showed up fre quently. Bowker also has possibilities as a bowler on the fast side. His energy is phenomenal and with greater accuracy he should do well Reed bowled a good length, as usual, and, helped by the wicket, was not easy to play. Our bats- men undoubtedly played badly, but each mistake coat a wicket, and every catch went to band and, caught 7
moreover,
was
SHANGHAI'S HAD LOCK-
an im- Our second innings was not provement on our first. Everything went wrong. Barnes, Quayle and Barrett were all out, bw, in two overs The benefit of the doubt did not come our way, yet one cannot help thinking that the Hong- kong side was the better of the two, but
The Palice Footballers" easily de-not a great deal better Webster played feated the Police Cricketers."
Scores:-
"CHICKÉTERS."
"J. Smith, retired
B. Meadows, retired.
43
..... 81
E. G. Baker, e Brittain, b Oram... 4 S G. Bradsell, st. Stewart, b
Simpson
4
Me Maho, "not out
15
0.
1.
B. Taylor, run out
6
13 4
W. Sword, c Clark, b Oram
0
2
J. Reynolds, not, out
12
1
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S. H. Ismail ·
3
Q 21
N. B. Kitchell
3
19
1<L/C 1ST XL
Total (for 5 wickets)..............155
Total (for 8 wkta, dec.)...164
B. Wynne and d J. Waller did not
J Oram, B. Shephard, E." Fisher and T. Wilson did not baki
bati
20
*FOOTBALLERS."
N. B. Kitchell, e Spillest, b Ed-
W. Clark, retired
04
monds ..........
R Dewar, b Baker.
32
8. H. Igmail, b Edmonds
21
S...A. Inil, b Sara
W. Simpson, c Meadows, b. Brad-
197
J. Dyer, & Harper, b Hall..... 14 F. M. el Arcalli, e Alexauder, b
Hallam
Q Goodwin, b Bradsell'
W. Johnsont retired
22
W. Stewart, retired
3
R. QM.-
W
A el Arculli, not out..................
Extras
3
12
A. B. Brittain, not out
Extras
Gregory Hooppell Miles
H.K.C.CB
14 4
44' 2
0.4
43.
Toczl
..130
M
v. ROYAL NAVY.
This friendly match was played on the Navyground, and ended in a draw owing to the light failing
5 0 19 0
A. H. Madar, "S. D. Ismail, A. S. Sufiad and S. Bux did not bat
Bowling Analysis.
X.
Scores :-
Edmonds Spillett
40
0 17
Strange
◊
17
H. E. Hollands, e Hargreaves, b
Leech
Alexander
Smith
10
GB More, b Rushbrook
Sara
58
E Over Hughes, é Osborne,"b
Stephenson ...
Hallam
Squibbs.
E F. Stewart, e and b Stephenson H. J. Armstrong, o Leech, b. Dali- j
4. son
A C. I. Bowker, a and b Osborne 67
AK. Mackenzie, by Osborne
95
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J.Finic, not out
H. J. Stephenson, b ́Osborne
Kearne, c Rushbrook,
Osborne
Extras
Total:
Bowling Analysis
Hargreaves
~Leech
Stephenson Dalison Bushbrooke Barrett Gould Osborne
0
3.
K.C.O. v. RA.
Kowloon beat the Artillery eleven, Scores
**
12
Capt. Benseley, run out...
Lieut. Hall, b. Overy un
10
Capt Parkes, c Feary, b Fletcher 82 Major Hattersley Smith, at. Feary,"
b Fletcher
..18
cher MOLENAA
0
.... 10
Lient, Smith, b Goodwin
2
C.C.C. XI. v. IRC XI..
The Indian B.C. second eleven bat, an easy victory over the 0.00
· Scores:**
CRAIGENGOWER IND IL
T. Young, Madar, b Sirdar Khan G. McLeod, Sirdar Khan, b
Inmail
20
F. K. Modi, bw, b Birdar Khan D -H, M. Xavier, e Samy,” h Akbar. 42
E. Mow Fung, b Sirdar Khan
0
Y. Abbas, Cassumbhoy, b Minu 04 M. 8. Banjaria, e and b Ismail, nơ A. Rustonji, c Madar, b Ismail... 0
Bax, b Ismail
GA, Hyder, b Birdar Khao J. F. Webb, not out
Extras
Total
Lieut. Henslowe, st. Feary, b Flet-
Major Halford, run out
Sergt. C. Gillord, e Kew, b Flot-
Cher
Gnr. Dyer, not out
Extraa
Total (for 8 wickets) ..120
Mr. Gr. Rough and Gar. Gold Smith did not bat-
Bowling Analysis.
30
F. Goodwin
J. C: Lyal
Geo. Le
H. Overy
125
K. Macaskill 3. C. Fletcher..
M'.
191
pretty cricket, but was lucky, and Har greaves got runs in a somewhat in- orthodox manner. These two batamen won the match for Hongkong.
O'Hara seemed to be out of touch with the surroundings and did not "hold the stuff." Behind the wicket, Barnes was at sea. The wicket did funny things and he seemed to lose all confidence. In fact in this match he kept worse than be cau ever hope to keep again. It anus be admitted, however, that the wicket was. indifferent. The Hongkong wicket, with its peculiar light, never has been good, but in this series it was distinctly worse than usual One could never tell what would happen. To put on F. E. Foster on such a wicket would be little short of manslaughter. O'Hara remarked that good bowlers (meaning himself :) "bound net bowl on such a wicket-it was too bad! It required bad bowlers; like Bar. rett, to get people out However, the wicket was the same for both sides and Hongkong beat un fair and square.
After giving an account of the Sang- hai Malaya match, the writes can- cludes:
Hongkong beat Shanghai by an in- nings; Shanghai beat Malaya by 90 odd ruas; Hongkong beat Malaya by 2 wickets. These results make Shanghai very nearly, but not quite, da good an Hongkong and this supposition is about
correct
PRINCELY HOSTS.
As usuni, the hospitality shown us by Hongkong was princely Their staff work and organization loft nothing to be de Bired and the interport dinner was the best attended and the most successful ize the annals of Interport cricket. Shang-. bai must make an effort to get Tientsin ar Japan to join in a triangular contest with Hongkong in the near future.. Buch meetings do so much for the game we love, and help to promote that spirit of friendship and rivalry which is the back- bone of the greatest and best dit alfr British games, cricket.
THE CHINESE WAR.
1T8 ALLEGED INSPIRATION.
Mr. Lenox Simpson (Putnam Weale””) in n eigned article in the Far Eastern Times alleges that there is evidence that a catérie of Chinese politicians promoted the present war for the purpose of creat ing conditions under which they could compel a settlement of the Sino French
frane controversy, thereby releasi $10,000,000 (Mex) which they intended to divide among themselves. Ten "milion dollars is the portion available from: total of 870,000,000 involved.
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