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THE HONGKONG DAILY-PRESS, MUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925

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Ecwling Analysis.

CRICKET.

Allen

14 D 34

Hayter

SATURDAY'S LOCAL" MATCHES.

Emley

229

Ingham

Palairet

4.2.0 30

NAVY I

THE LEAGUE: DIY: 1.

C.8.0.C. t. K.C.C.

The Civil Service Club entertained Kowloon on Saturday, and the mateh resulted in a draw... The visitors batted first, their innings realising 130," which the highest scorers were Leal -(37) ind The home side Lindsal (34 not out). started in poor fashion, but had scored 93. for two wickets when stumps were drawa, and the match was declared drawn...

Score:-

K.C.C.

J. C. Lival, b Baker

Licut. Emley, c and b Sufind Lieut. Hayter, e Kitchell, Rum-

jahn

Lieut. Williams, b Suffiad Licut. Majandie, b Suffind

Pay Lieut. Allen, l.b.w, b Suffiad o Licut. Conway, a Mädar, b Rum-

jahn

Lieut innsergh, not out Lieut.-Comdr. Sankey, b Rumjsḥu 12 Lieut.-Comdr. Ingham, st. Ismail,

b Rumjaha

Sub-Lieut. Painiret, e Suffiad, b

Rumjahn

Lieut. Spencer, e and b Bumjchn

Estra

..Total

Bowling Analysis.

Major Pollard, L., b Reed ...... Capt Morris, e Hamilton, & Evans 11 Lieut. Col. Matthews, e Findery:b

A. S. Suad

H. D. Rumjabr. 10 A. S. Ismail...................

Evans...****

F. Goodwin, b Hamilton"....

S. Jex. b Baker

A. W. Ramsay, e Hamilton, b

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K. R. Macaskill, e Sayer, b Baker 10

R. E. Lindsell, not out

H. Overy, e and b Evans

Extras

Total

3988

34 19

.130

P.R.C.. R.E

The Polier. playing at home. defeated the Royal Engineers by seven runs. For the Royal Engineers Cockell book Sve wickets for 2.

Scores:

Serat Cockell, c

R.E.

Bowling Analysis

Lacey

Wagland. b

¡.'

Reed

Evans ...

10 0 53 IL4

Corp. Blondin. Wagland, b

Alexanderay

S-Sergt. Higgs, b Alexander.

Baker........

Capt. Bridgland, b. Lacey

Hamilton

Col. Mackintosh, e and b Alex-

ander

Lec. Corp. Hollands, e Clarke, b

Lacey

Q.M.S. Ramsay, hit wicket, b

Lacey

C.S.C.C.

G. I Sayer, e Pollard, à Morris 38

F. J. de Rome, st. Jex, b Lyal

F. C. Fincher,,, not, out

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A: E. Wood, not out"

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Total (for 2 wickets)

F. E. Lawrence, B. D. Evans, E.. W Hamilton, E. Wallington, Enker, F. H. Holdman and E. B. Reed did not bat. ...

Q.M.S. Brown, e and b Lacey...... 12 Sapr. Goodyer, e. Reynolds, 8

Alexander

Sergt. Johes, not out

Sig. Durand, st. Reynolds, b

Alexander

Extrar

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Goodwin

Y 3.

Bowling Analysis.

Lyal

Robertson

Alorris Overy Ramsay

13.

Meadows.

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Alexander

230

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Craigengower, at home, beat the Chinese by 33 runs. The home side batted, first, and the spectators were given a real cricket treat, some hard hitting being seen. Fritz in a well collect- ed 92, hit nine fours, and Fincher for Craigengower, too, carried out his bat for 61. The home team' declared 1994 For four wickets, while the Chinese were dis- missed for 141 Hung scored 50, which included ten fours.

Scores

CRAIGENGOWER.

Dr. Fritz, c Yeoh, b Bung 1, 82 R. C. Reed, e Yung, b W. Eung... 10

E. Fincher, not out ......

B. W. Bradbury, b. Ching.

T. Grimes, run out....

Extras

... 61

227

Total (for 4 wkts, dec.)...199

S. Abbas, A. B. Hamson, R. Basa,

A. Kitchell, F. Schnepel and. E. Hamson did not bat.

Ching

Bowling Analysis,

13 3 BB

***.. 10

W. Hung. Ng Sac Kwong I Youngsaye Teoh. -H. Hung

4 24 0

CHINESE R.C.

T. E. Yeoh, e Schrepel, bAbbas' 8 T. L. Youngsaye, run out

at 32

W. C. Hung, c Grimes, b Fritz 69 Ng Sze Kwong, e Bradbury, b

Abbas

C. Choa, c Abbas, b Fritz

Yung Hin Lun, b Fritz

H. CHung, b Fincher

K. W. Cheng, run out...

1. Meadows, c - Hamsay,

Jones

W. L. Clark, b Goodyer

C. E. Alexander, c Brows, b

Higgs

Capt. Bloxham, b'fones

T. H. King, 1.b.w.. b Jones

5. Reynolds, c Joues, b Cockell 18

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UNIVERSITY ». NAVY,

The Navy were entertained at Paklulanı by the University, who defeated their visitors by 30 runs, with two wickets in hand. The Navy batted art, scoring 110, which included a fine 70 by Lieut. Simpy son. The latter's score included 14 fours. The University, in reply knocked up 179 for eight wickets, their principal scores being B. P. Ng (32). For the University Lani took four wickets for 20, and Rumi- jahn three for 28.

K.C.C. C.$.C.C.

The Civil Service C.C. "A" visitedį Kowloon, and bent the K.C.C. by 31-runs. The highest scorer was Paterson for the visitors. For the home side Lee took fy wickets for 2, and Lee was also their highest scorer with 3. The scores read. cs.c.c. A 138; K.C.C. II.. 107.

WAYFOONG . EWO.

KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN.

END OF THE SEASON, The annual ""At Home" at the Kow. loon Bowling Green Club on Saturday proved a very successful close to the bowls season at the Club. The after. noon's sport, which included bowls and " lawn tennis, was enjoyed by a large number of members and their friends.

W.LA

In fine weather a bowls match played "between teams solected by the.. President, Mr. P. T. Farrell, and the Vice President, Mr. J. S. Melatosh. The rivalry was keen and the game resulted in a win for the President's team by 11 points to 66"

At the conclusion of the day's play the prizes won by the members in the various competitions of the Club were presented by Miss Farrell, daughter of the President.

Mr. FARRELL in a short address, re- ferred to the sticcessful season the Club had had, though he said the strike Whyfoong (H.K. and S. Bank) met Exo trouble had retarded them somewhat. (Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co.) on the They had had a wonderful day to mark Chinese Recreation Clah ground, and the the close of the season. He was pleased match ended in a win for the former that the Club was becoming very po- 145 Ming. Wayfoong batted frst and knocked up 157, to which Häll contributed 84, which included 15 fours. Ewo were dismissed for 112, f. J. V. K. Stevenson being the highest scorer with 34

"LEAGUE - TABLES.

Below we give the corrected positions in the Hongkong Cricket League follow ing the week-end matches

The Royal Navy, who did not play on

pular and that the membership was grow. ing every year. However, the members who had won prizes had not get them for nothing, for they had had to fight hard for them,

The Club had secured

third place in the League, which he con sidered was very creditable, seeing that they only had young players, in their Next year he hoped they would have some of their old players back and would have a atiil more successful

team.

KOLSON.

Saturday. still maintain their place at The prizes were then presented by Miss the top of the table in Division f., but Farrell, and Mr. B. Wylie, Secretary of Kowloon, who have now played the same the Club, on behalf of the membere, asked

uumber of matches, and Kave incidentally camsay b

Lacey, b Corkell

R. GRobertson e and b Cockell

L. Wagland, not out

P. Condon, c Mackintosh, b Cockell 4

Extras

..118

Total

Bowling "Analysis.

15.

Goodger

...43

1 'a

20 13 0.5

27 .

Higgs Jonss Durand Cockell

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

12"

won and drawn the same number of her to accept a bouquet of yellow crysanthemums as a token of their thanks gumes as their rivals for the leadership for her services in making the presenta- Lare now equal pleaders of their division.

Craigengawer, who have only played two tion of the trophies. league matches so far, by winning against

LATE MR. STEPHEN'S BOWLS.

the Chinese Reercation Club. have moved Mr. D. Goy, President of the Hong- from ninth position in the table to fifth, kong Bowls Association, said it was his being only one point behind the H.K.C.C.pleasant duty to hand over to the Club who are fourth and have played one more the mounted woods which had been the

game.

In the Second Division, the K.C.C. end property of the late Mr. A. G. Stephen, Chief Manager of the Hongkong "and still hold their position at the head of the Shanghai Bank and past President of the table, although they did not play on Hongkong L.B.A

Through the kind Saturday. The L.B.C. by defeating the thoughtfulness of his widow these bowls. Nary 2nd XI added three points and had been handed over to the Association maintain their position as second in the to be used in any way the Association league, although they have played one

more game than the leaders and are two thought ft. The late Mr. Stephen, though he did not play very much, was a very points behind The Police by wiring against the RE's, moved up from fifth ardent supporter of the game and con- tributed largely to the success of lawn. to third position in the table.

The respective positions of the Clubs bowls in the Colony He gave a great deal of his leisure to the sport generally, read as under;-

and the Committee of the Association had thought it fitting to perpetuate his me mory by presenting his bowla (mounted) to one of the Clubs.

["OUTCASTS” 2. H.M.S. HAWKINS." The visitors defeated the Club Out- casts" on the latter's ground. The game: was marked by big scoring on both sides. Hayward played a fine innings for the Royal Navy Club, his 75 including nine fours For Kowloon the visitors Lake secured 51 and Halsey University carried out his bat for 51.

Scores:

CLUB OUTCASTS."

A W. Hayward, b Halsey

R. E. A. Webster, c, Halsey, b

Woodward

J. D. Humphreys, e and b Cantrell

H.K.C.C.

Craigengawer

DIVISION I

Civil Service ......... R.A.

East Surreya

Indian R.O.

2. F 名

D L. PT9. 3

L. PTB

Chinese R.C..

DIVISION 11.

T. E. Pearce, b Cantrell

15".

H. Owen Hughes, c Armitage, b

KCC. and

" 1

Halsey

LR.C. 2nd

H. Hancock, not out

Police

A. H. Mackenzie, b Halsey

A. L. Gace, o Like, b Cantrell

H.K.C.C. 2nd

AC. L. Bowker, not out...

Navy and 0.8.0.C.

Extras

R.E.......

P. S. Wong, c,Schnepel, b Abbar 10

H. Ching, a Fritz, b Abbas

C. E. Wong, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis

Abbas

1343

Fincher

Fritz

·10

Bradbury

THE LEAGUE : DIV, IL,

LR.C. D. ROYAL NAVY:

The Indian R.C. juniors proved too strong for the Royal Navy II at Boo kunpoo. The home sido batted arst and scored 153, to which the Navy could only reply with For the Indians Suffed took four wickets for 27 and Rumjaha six for 25.

Scores:

M. P. Madar, b Hayter

Total (for 7 wkta. dec.) ...150

F. N. Young and E. G. Lummert

did'not hat.

Bowling Analyma-

Cantrell

Halsey

Woodward

Lake

22 G

0 51

10° ◊ 40

3 0

Owen

H.M.S.'** HAWKINS.” Lt.Camdr.Armitage, re

Hughes, b Bowker Pay Lieut. Hussey, b Bowker

e. Oven Bughes, Mid. Stephenson;

•h Bowker

Capt Lake, Young

Pay. Comdr. Woodward, b Bowkera Liout. Wauchope, b Bowker

Lt.-Comdr. Bower, not out

Extras

Total (for wkts.)

Lt. Col. Cantrell, Webster,

Owen Hugher

Lieut. Halsey, not out ne

L. Hassan, b Emley

NB. Kitchell, e and b HayterLAZY8

H. D. Rumjaha, e Emley, b Allen 18

S. A. Ismail, Allen

:100

J. 5. Ackber, b'Allen

A. S. Temail, e Majendie, b Ingham, 10:

S. A. E. Ismail, Emley

Y. A Wahab, c and b Emley

Bowling Analysis.

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A. B. Subad, b Palairet

A. EM. Samy, not out ......

Bowker

Extras

21.

Lammert

HONGKONG,

Young

Total

133.

Owen Hughes

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Mid. Sims and Lieut. Nave did not bat.

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RESULTS OF PLAY IN LOCAL. CHAMPIONSHIPS.'

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club, being the mother Club of the Colony, and Mr. Stephen being an honorary member of it, it had been decided to present them to that Club. The bowls as set would make a very handsome ornament and would be a very pleasant reminder. of the late Mr. Stephen. (Applause.) He had always been a most génial and most generous minded gentleman who took a great interest in bowls all over the Colony, He (the speaker) had much pleasure in asking Mr. Farrell to accept these bowls for the Club.

"Mr. FARRELL in gratefully accepting the gift for Club, said the Club would cherish the memory of the late Mr. Stephen by placing the mounted bowls in a prominent place in the Club. house. W

THE PRIZE LIST. The prizes won during the year were presented as follows:-

(Keb-

Club Championship:-1, (West of Scotland Cup, presented by West of Yesterday there were golf championship Scotland), A. Gourlay; 2, (Dundee Cup) "matches in progress on two courses. At presented by Messrs. D. Harvey, D. Fanling the semi-finals of the Club Cham-Hazel, A. M. Simpson, D. Steel, H. Scott pionship (18 holes) were decided and at and J. Clark, A. M. Holland; 3, Happy Valley the final of the Junior tish Cup) presented by Messrs. R. E. Section Championship (36 holes) was Nicolls and A. E. Whibley, L. Guy

President's Cup:-1, (presented by Mr... played.

At Fanling there were two surprises, P. T. Farrell), C. Atkinson; 2, (presented In one seminal H. U. Ireland defeated by Mr. A. K. McDougall), W. M. A. H. Terguson, one up... Se

Johnston 3, (presented by Club), L.

This was an excellent match keenly con- Guy

tested from start to finish, and there was Handicap Singles:-1, (presented by, more than one Club), A. Gaurlay; 2, (presented by bole between the players of Captain Wyo),

In the other semi-final, the biggest sur-ed by Mr. B. Wylie), E. Hall,

prise was created by W Douglas beat-

Handicap Pairs-1, (presented by the

ing R. M. Smith 6 and 4. Smith, who late. Mr. T. Neave), F. C. Goodman and had previously won the Championship, G. Henderson; 2 (presented by Club), was expected to figure in the final and C. Atkinson and J. S. McIntosh

it was also thought that Ferguson would Vice-President's Cup:-1,(presented have been his opponent. Smith, how by Mr. J. 8. MeIntoah), R. Duncan: 8, evor, was far from well and did not put (presented by Mr. H. Nish), C.-Atkinson; up his usual game,

3, (prescated by Club), F. C., Good The final of the Championship, H. U.minn.

Ireland W. Douglas, will be played Non-Prize Winners Cup :-), (present- at Fanling (36 holes) next Sundayed by Mr. C. W Alexander), E. Hagger

On the Happy Valley Couso, J-Laing 2, (presented by Mr. D. Gow), A won the Junior Section Championship by Hoy: 3, (presented by Mr. L, Guy), J. beating 3. Atowart.

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