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THE LEAGUE: DIVISION L
B H.K.CCA. H.X.CC.
a
Bowling Analysis.
M.
R
Lyal Goodwin
0
14
3
Overy Leo, Witchell
to
Q
13
0
Q.5.C.C. v 1.R.C
The Civil Service Club entertained the
WAS the match but
left Indians,. Urawa owing to the time limit being reached. The home side batted first, and scored 207 for four wickets, when they declared. The feature of the innings was G. R. Sayer's si (not out). The Indians, scored 89 for seven wickets, Evans tak
Seven ing five wickets for 30
The two Club teams met on the Club ground on Saturday afternoon in league fixture." The A" eleven, after an exciting game, won by 57 runs batted first, and were dismissed rather cheaply for a runs despite a spirited display by Bowker and Armstrong. Vallack took áve wickets for 25 and Young four for 31. After a bad opening, the wickets had faller when time was called.
A side, thanks to Maas and Vallack,
Bowker took. got going and scored 128. five wickets for. 41 runs and Hancock four for 37.
Meas is a batsman with some delightful
shots and should be borne in mind by the interport selection committee in view of the Shanghai match in the Spring. With our bowling bound to be weaker than ever, we shall need men who do not believe in wasting time at the. wickets and allowing the ball to hit the bat.
Scores: --
EXCC ".".
G. R. Mora, b Young
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Vallack
H. E. Hollands, 1.b.w.. b Young 0
"D. E. G. Nicholson, b Vallack
R. Hancock, b Vallack
L D. McNicoll, b Vallack
W. W. Mackenzie, b Vallack
ACL Bowker, not out
H. J. Armstrong, Young
G. E. Hott, b Young
J. A H. Plummer. 1.b.w., 'b
Scores:-
c.s.c.C.
G. R. Sayer, not out
1. de Rome, c A. el Arculli, b
Bhoora
B. D. Evans, and b' Bhoora E. C. Fincher, e. Omar, b F. M.
el Arculli
F. Baker, b A. el Arculli
Extras
94
66
SECOND DIVISION,
TRC P. NAVY,
THE LATE MR. EARNSHAW. FUNERAL AT HAPPY VALLEY. On the Bookunpoo ground, the Navy POLICE TRIBUTES TO COMRADE. were defeated by the Indians by four
The remains of the late Mr. Reginald wickets. The Nayy put up a good show, Earrshaw, whose tragic death na the re scoring 135, A. B. Pearce being topsult of a parachuťa leap from an aero- scorer with 63. S... A. R. Isuail took six plane a "fortnight ago, came as a shock wickets for 24 runs After some forcing to the whole Colony, were interred at the hitting, the home side passed the visitors' Happy Valley Cemetery, on Saturday.
The coffin, which was draped with the total, when arly five wickets had fallen,
Union Juck, was borne on a gan-car- Scores:--
SAVY
riage, drawh by eight European Polico Sergeants and followed by Mr. Claud. Earnshaw, brother of the deceased, from the Victoria Mortuary to the Cemetery.
8
Mil Simms, e Ismail, b Minu Corpf. Shaw, e lanail, b Minu... A. B. Pearce and. b Ismail...... u Engr.-Lieut. Bennett, e Rumjahu,
21 b Wahab Lieut. Majendie, e Miun, b Ismail 8 Lieut. Peyton, c and b Ismail...... 91 Rev. Hamilton, e and b Kitchell.. 4 Sorgt. Fuller, not out
Mid. Smythe, b Ismail
14
0 TO
E. A. Taylor, e and b ismail... Sergt. Neil, e Rumjahu, b Ismail n
Extras at
Total
133
D O 92 94
13
Bowling Analysis.
0.
18
Sirdar Khan
3
0
39
43
A. R. Minu
A 0
121
Y. A. Wabab ......
E. A. Moosileen... 6
16
S. A. R. Ismail... d.2
N. B. Kitchell.......
3
M. P. Mudar ......
0
10
0
Total (for 4 wkts., dec.)...207
F. E. Lawrence, A. R. Sutherland, E. W. Hamilton, F. H. Holdman, E. B. Roed and F. J. Ling did not
bat.
זי
1.2.0.
E
M. P. Madur, e Neil, b Pearce... 29 N. B. Kitchell, e Shay, b Penrée 47 S. A. R. Ismail, b Bennett .......... B D. Rumjahn, c Shaw, b Pearce... 21 A. R. Minu, b Bennett ...
Sirdar Kbau, e atid b Bennett ... Y. A. Wähab, not out
Extras
5
Total (for 6 wickets)....179 EA. Moordeen, S. Cassambtoy,
S. A. Bux and V. Espina did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Bhoora
20
HI
9
A. e Arcutli
14.5 I
0
F. M. el Argulli... 10
20
Madar
6
'0
Rumjahn
3
Curreri
22
0
I.R.C.
Griffin
Extras
A. H. Rumjaho, e Baker, b Hamil"
ton
28
Bowling Analysis.
Total
S. H. Ismail, e Hamilton, b
Evita
0.
34.
B.
w.
05
Shaw
L 1
13
0
Rowling Analysis.
A. H. Madar, st. Holdman, b
Hamilton
Pearce
Tă 1 49
3
7
Bennett
13
0
42
3
0. M.
Young
11 3 31
H. D. Rumjahn, c. Hoidman, b
Smythe
J
E
13
0
Simms
1
4
0
Vallack Griffi
..... 10
95
Evans............
0
0
A. el Arcuili, 1.b.w.,, b Evans ......
HEGG "
U. M. Umar, not out
A. H. Bhoora, Evans
5
AW Hayward, b More
11
J. S. A. Curreem, at. Holdmia, b
Evans
T
Col. Matthews, b Bowker
0
D Ismail, not out
34
M. M. Maas, b Bowker.......
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Extens....
8
G. R. Vallack, e Bowker, b Han-
cock
20
J. H. Crutch, b Bowker
18
1. A. Arthur, h Hancock
L. P. Ralph, b Hancock
F. N. Young, b Hancock
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Extras
Bowker More Hancock
Total
Total (for 7 wickets) AS. A. Ismail and F: Mel Arenili
did not bat:
H
..
FRIENDLY MATCH.
TRC. UNIVERSITY.
The chic feature of the encounter be tween the C.R. C and the University, un the former's ground, was Sir Claud Severn's hat trick," two wickets being bowled and one caught. Sir Claud' analysis, (at the end of the game was six wickets for 1 runs. The University won by eight runa.
Scorre:-
Bowling Analysis.
X. B. #.
10
Reed
5
0
20
СКС
Ling
2
5
Baker
4
.128
Evans Hamilton Sayer
Ng Sze Kwong, b Quick W. CHung, e acd b Yeoh
55
1
1.1
C Choa, b Severn
1
0 0
HL Yung, b Quick
12.
1.
16" 3 41
9
5
2 39
}
Howling Analysis.
K.C... NAVY.
EAST SURREYS. RA."
The Royal Artillery defeated the East Surreys, on the Army ground. Batting first, the East Surreys krocked up 73
The Navy visited Kowloon, and 'wod runs. Gifford secured three wickets for their league match by two wickets. The nine runs The Artillery ran up a score home side batted first, but so well did of 136, of which Major Hattersley Smith Cantrell and Hargreaves bowl that eight scored 23 and Lieut. Smith 33 (which in- wickets fell for 3 runs Goodwin and cluded six fours). Lieut. Henslowe was Overy came to the rescue, however, with run out when 25, which included seven 49 (not out) and 26 respectively.
Lieut. Comdr. Jotham (33) and Col. Cantrell 25 (not out) were the chief scorers for the Navy. Overy took five wickets for 44 runs.
Scores!--
L.C.C.
A. W Ramsay, b Cantrell
7. O. Lyal, b Hargreaves
B. C. Witchell, Nicholson, b
Cantrell
A A Daud, b Cantrell
E. B. Howell, b Cantrell
G. Lee, b Hargreaves
S. Jex, b Hargreaves-
AR. F. Baren, b Cantrell
F. Goodwin, not out...... H. Overy, Lake, b Boyle W. A. J. Taylor, b Boyle.
Extrae
Cantrell
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Hargreaves Osborne
fours.
-
Scores
RAHT BURKEYS.
"Capt. Kent, h Henslowe.....
Pte. Holliday, b Henslewe. C.Q.M.8. Stripp, e Gifford, b Hen- falowe
L Chidson, c Hattersleg Smith,
b Clayton
E. C. Hung, e Osman, b Severn... KL Chau, e Gittins, b Quick...
H. Ching, not out
C. E. Wong, b Severn........
P. S. Wong, Sling, b Severn... Ng Sze Cheang, b Severn. Wan fu Shing, b Severn
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
130
V.
A large number of Police, former colleagues at the deceased, were presens at the grave-side to pay a last tribute to their comrade. A military party from the 1st Battalion, the East Surrey Regi- went attended, and fired three volleys over the grave, while buglers sounded the Last Post The burial service was conducted by the Rev. G. E. Arrowsmith, of St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon
Floral tributes were sent from the Father Sorrowing following: His and Mother, Brother Claud, Edith (sister), the Abbott School of Aviation, Sergeants Mess Central Police Station, Duro Motor Co. Ex-Active Servicn. Men's Association, Kai Tak Motor Bus Co., Lads of the Water Police Station, Shum Shui Po Police Station, Sergeants Mess No. Police Station, Kowloon Cricket Club, Victoria Gaal staff, Euro- pean Revenue Officers, Statt Branch Prison Laichiko, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. E. Abraham, Mr. and Mrs Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs U. T. Bird, Mr. W. G.
L. Burnett, Bunter, Mr. G. W.
Connie," Mrs. A. Christiansen, Mr. H. Cooper, Mr. H. Ching, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Clemo. Mr. E. L. S. Davica, Evie, Me J. C. Fletcher, Mr. R. Cars, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hollands, Mr. 4. G. Herridge, Mr. V. M. Hast, Mr. J. B Johnstone, Mr. M. B. Keenahan, Mr. H. Kong, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lawrence, Mr. C. H. Lyson, Mr. D. Leurg, Les" Messrs. Macintosh, Mumford, and Wat kins, Mr. M. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Mr. B. L. de H. Moore, Mr. J. Nettleton, Mr. J. H. O'Brien, Mr. A. A. Palce, Mr. J. L. Parren, Mr. B. Petheram, Mr. and Mrs. D. Peoples, Mr. A. G. Pile and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Russell, Mr., Mrs, and Mias J. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds,. Messrs. Riach ard Harrison, Mr. H; A. Rodgers, Bill Routley, Frank Brett, and Bill Simpson, Miss J. Simpson, Mr. D. 0. de Silva, Mr. E. C. Stainfield, Mr. C. C. Stark, Messrs. J. Swanston and J. Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Tollan and family, Mr. Tso Tsun On, Mr. Tso Chi On. Mr. J. S. and Mr. J. Willes, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Witchell, Mr. R. C Wilson, Mr. H. Whart, Miss Gladys Woolley, Mr. Wang Kwong "Tin and Mr. H. You Young
As a final token of respect, at the con- clusion of the service, members of the Hongkong Police Force filled in the
grave.
HOCKEY NOTES. Lay SHORT CORNER.]
I prophesied in these Notes last week that an the occasion of the first "Shield" gade with the Navy the H.K.HC would' take the fold in not too pessimistic a wood. As it happened the Navy found themselves without Simpson and Nichol son in Wednesday's game at the U.S.LC., while the Club played two experi- mental backs in A 6. Hett and Dand.
The Navy opened the scoring in the early part of the game, and scored again before half time, the Club securing their + first goal just before the half time whistle sounded. In the second half the only goal scored was by the Club and tho game ended in a draw of 2-2, a result which seemed by general consent to re- present filty the run of the game. The goni posts at the Hungham end were instrumental insaving both sides in their turn from goals against them, the bali coming back off the posts into play and being cleared, not before some excit ing moments in each case, by the backs. The Navy right wing. was noticeably more effective than the left, bus this was due in some degree to passes from the centre coming out to the left wing well forward and rather hard.
#
0. *.
Shahabudin Severn
5
0 99
14.2 3
44
6
Gittins
2
0 14
Yeoh
18
1
Rumjahn Quick
0
0
2
UNIVERSITY.
4.
E. K. Quick, b Ching
14.
T. E. Teoh, 5 Ching
B. P.. Ng, b Ching
L/Cpl. Clark, Lb.w., b Gifford... 5
Lout. Alfreo, b Clayton
Pic. Davies, hw, b Gifford
Capt. Rowe, c, Page, b. Smith Bdsm. Wood, b Gifford ........ Pte. English, b Smith
Edam. Turnham, not out
ว
11
A. A. Rumjahn, Lhw.. b Ching... "62.
16
12
W. M. Gittins, .b.v., b. Hung ?
T. O. Yeow, run out
8. O. Shahabudin, e Ng Sze
Kwong, b Ching
W. H. Bling, h Ching
12
M. B. Osman, c and b H. Hung... 5 R. A. Ponsonby-Fane, not out.... 11 Sir Claud Severn, e Ching, b.H.
C. Hung...
Extras
Total
9
A series of international gaff matches
Extras
147
Total
73
Bowling Analysis,
Bowling Analysis
16
200
Henslowe
29 3
Ng Sze Kwong
10
0
Clayton
.II.
3
2
H. C. Hung 7.2 1
3
D. M. E. '15' B 41
Gifford
9
3
Smith
GOLF AT HANKOW.
3:0 78
2 0. 12 0: 2.1.0
Capt. Bensley, c and b English
R.S.M. Page, b Rowe-
A
Licut. Smith, b Kent
"ROYAL NAVY.
Major Hattersley Emith, e Stripp,
b English
ឌ
33
Capt. Bennett, ran out
3
Capt. West, e Raven, b F. Good..
wie
Lieut. Henslowe, run out
35
10
Sergt. Gifford, not out
12
Lieut.Comdr. Tange, st. Jex. Þa
Gar. Clayton, not out
H Overy
Extras
Pay-Comdr. Osborne, c and b H.
SuffieldmanÝces
Boyle
* Lieut. Coudr. Jotham, e Ramsay,
bH. Overy.....
Overy
Pay-Lieut. Comdr. Hargreaves, c
Lee, b H. Overy
Col. Cantrell, not out
Capt. Lake, b H. Overy..
Lieut. Boyle, not oat
P. O. Buffeld, e Lyal, b G.
Mid. Freer, b G. Leo
Extras ds.
Total (for 6 wickets)....130 Capt. Parkes, Gar. Dyer and Gar. Jackson did not bat
Love English
Kent Clark Wood
Lieut. Nicholson did not hat.
Holliday
Total (far 8 wickets)
Bowling Analyzis.
100 40
17
-10
0
The Club right wing, the weaker in the first half, improved greatly in the second half, the sun having had some effect on accurate centreing, as it clearly The attack had on left wing defence. came strongly from the Navy right wing. throughout the entire game, and the last Sve minutes of play were marked by dan gerous threatening of each goal in ture, the level score making a further goal on either side almost a certainty of victory."
Altogether a great game, particularly well refereed by two Bombay Grenadiers officers who clearly appreciated the soundness of literal
the rules
were recently contested in Bankow. In a
of
The Navy plays the Army tomorrow.in Shieldgume, the Club again on
the first case America was defeated by Wednesday, and their return game
The Army on Saturday next to Scotland to the tune of 171 poiste ngairst
then defeatedLeague hockey has been tried in the 34. The United But while following Colony in the past, despite the objection England by 101 to 77,
this Scotland beat England by 15 to that it is not regarded with faveur by 51. At the end of the triangular match the Hockey Association, and has not the scores stood:--Scotland 183 U.S.A been particularly successful. The Shield 14:England 132.
kindly provided by Mr. E. L. Sim, on the other hand, has the effect of produc ing inter-team competition closely akka
HONG HWA" RAIDED AGAIN! to Courty and Divisional keenness in
England, and the thanks of hockey At the instance of Mr. Taylor, head of enthusiasts here are due to Mr. Sim for the Preventive Service, Capt. Mackenzie, master of the Hong Hwa, and Mr. Lim the ides and the means of carrying it Kian Beng, agent of the same vessel, out were prosecuted and were each Ened 8500 and costs by Mr. David at Bingapore on the 30th ult, on charges of the long Eau being used for the importation of chanda valued at 863,500. The chanda was discovered on board by Mr. Capel in one of the holds of the vessel.Straits Time
Speaking of competition in hockey, I bear that Spain and Belgium have both approached the Hockey Association with view to sending teams to play England Probably these games will not take placa during the present season, but the pro pound indicates the growing strength of
the game.
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