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A blank week end last week in the Cricket world was annoying bul I do not think we can complain to much! After all the weather, if a bit chilly at times, has been quite propitious and I cannot call to mind

On their own ground yeater any entirely blank Saturday before, day, the Kowloon Cricket Club this season. At the moment ofBared their first defeat this writing it looks pretty murky, bat gason at the hands of the King's with any luck we may get to mar Own Scottish Bordarer' by 45 runs row's games played off.

The Scottish Borderers batted fres and could only make 130 runs Guest took two valuable wickets, thos of Capt. Thorp and Pte. Everest just when they appeared set. Kowloon then failed against ex- client bowling and were dismissed for St runs Brace, 25, and Capta Morris, 36, were the outstanding bataman. Capt. Dobble did most damage with the ball, taking i wickets for 97 runk »

The Delay In The League, The state of the Senior Division very bad, though a series of diff culties have arisen Naturally the Interport Trials upset everything to start with, and the question of grounds has also contributed a good deal to the hang-up. The Barder ers have been in Camp and lost their first available Saturday last week through rain. They thus have eight more matches to play and no ground The Indians are a bit behind too owing to Interport trials and a couple of postponements.

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grounds difficulty to compete with. The Police and the Indians have only one more game apiece and the latter must be on top. Should they lose, however, and Police win then a tie would result, while if Recreio won both their outstanding matches 8 well it would be a triple tie.' As however a draw will put the I.R.C. in an anbeatable position I don't think they need be nervous, about not pulling off the Shield.

Next Week's Matches. Civil Service are at home to the Borderers and I think it is just as well that the wicket has had a bit of rain on it before Dobhie bowls. It is, however, wonderful how well it playa in spite of ita looks and its locality, unfenced and without nearly enough soil en top of the reclamation filling chiefly brickbats and broken tiles I have been told I should not be surprised to see the C.S. win, but as I think I have remarked before, a tremendous lot depends upon Debbie. He should like the short boundaries if he nettles down.

Kowloon and not turn out their strongest team, &. first expect ed. Only nine men were present at the beginning of the match and ten batted, and although the eleventh man, who did not field, was present- at the fall of the ninth wicket ho was not put in, despite the fact that the opposing captain declared that he would raise no objection. Goodwin, their crack bowler, was a notable absentee.

Scores

K.0.5.B..

Lieut. Hankey, e Brace, b

Lynl

Capt. Thorp, b.v., b Guest 59 Lient. Tregear, b Brace Pte. Everest, b Guest

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Scores:

UNIVERSITY.

S. V. Gittips, e 8.-Suffad, b

Carr T. A. Leo, e' Mackay,

Fellp *sicsess

F. Zimmern, retired

0:30 158

W. H. Sling, not out 32 S. Kornani, c Carr, b Kelly 13 K. Loke, b Gertard...

15 Extras

Total

208

B. P. Ng, A. B. Salieman, A. Baker, E. Barma, and R. Ponsonby-Fane did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

A Les

N. Mackay

A., S. Suffiad

D. Kelly.

0.

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5 42 0

8 38

0

6 33 3 3 15 0

A. M. Rumjahn”...........

G. Carr

31

D. Anderson

R. Gerrard

4 21 1 215 0 51

27.

Capt. Dobbie, b Ramsay....... 1 Pto. Brown, a sub, b Lyal... 7 Capt. Perfect, b Brace Pte. Sturgess, e Ramsay, b

Llay

"Pte. Stock, b Lyal

Lee.-Corpl. Crawley, b Brace 3 Hill, not cut

Extras.

Total

Bowling Analysis,

Lyal

Brace BOSS...... Guest.... Bamsay

The Club are at home to the R.E. and Signals but I should not be surprised to hear that the match was off. Barring a hopeless col-W lapse on the part el Kowloon the Club, with points for a games cannot well hope to win the League. But they should take three points to-morrow if the game is played.

The Chinese are at home to the Navy. A side now a shadow of its former self. The visitors, how- ever, should be good enough to win. The C.R.C. bowling is quite useful but I rather doubt their batsmen's capacity to deal with Beatty if he is in anything like good form.

The most interesting match of the lot will be the postponed match, LE.C... Kowloon, which is being played at Sookumpoo to-morrow. I should be pretty confident of the result were the venue of the game different. But the lions of Kow- loon have a knack of turning into woolley lambs when they visit

0. 12.9 11

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Brace, o Tregear, b Everest m

J. C. Lyal, b Dobbie ................ W. Guest, c Brown, h'Dobbia A W. Ramsay, a Brown, b

Hankey

E. W. Morris, Dobbie, b

Hankey

7

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COMBINED SCHOOLS.

D. Anderson (DB.8.); b

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A. S. Suflad (Q.C.), c Zim-

mern, b Lee

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12

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N. Mackay (D.B.S.), c Ng,

b. Zimmern

R. Gerrard (D.B.S.), run out 11 A. Hunt (Q.C.), Lb.m., b

Gittins

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G. Carr (C.B.S.), b Gittins... A. M. Ramjahn (Q.C.),.st.

Ponsonby-Fane, b Gittins. 0. A. B. Sued (Q.0), b

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A. E. Wood, not out

Extras

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Total

..118

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0

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0

9 19 5

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Extraa

Total

Last man absent

Bowling Analysis,

10.5 3

10 2 30 ต

Dobbie

Everest to of 4. 19 Hankey

4

strange pastures. I think the Perfect 0161. -Bowled 1 wide and no ball.

in a pretty open one, and if loon win they are practically sale for the Shield. If cricket enthu siasts want excitement to-morrow Sookumpoo is the best place to look for it.

K.C.C. second string are at home to the Club de Recreio I don't pretend to understand the former team. At times they play in form to beat three-quarters of the frat Division, and suddenly for ao parent reason collapse into the veriost hutch of rabbits. If they can pull out their proper form they should win though on seven games each Recreio are three points above them.

LEAGUE TABLE.

Division 1.

Including yesterday's match, the League Table for the first division is as follows:-

P. W. L. D. Pti. Kowloon a.C... 7 5 1 1 16 Civil Service O.C. 8 41 3 15 Royal Navy 7 4 12 14 Indian R.C. 3 a 1 110 Hong Kong C.0.6 2 1 3 0 5.0.8.B.2 Hoyal Artillery... University as I Craigengower: B 15 Chinese R.C616 R.E. and 8 3 0 3

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Grounds For The Troops. The large influx of troops which may be coming to the Colony in the immediate future makes the grounds

Kowloon's reverse yesterday mate question even more acute. It has rially affects the prospects for the been suggested that with the excep Shield. Before this match, they tion of League matches which

were in the most favourable" posi- affect the winning of the shield, Civilian teams (barring the Club tion, but now the K.0.8.3. with grounds of their own should chances are, on paper, better. cancel their remaining fixture late and take on Service teams for the AMUT, S'HAL. & N.O.rest of the season. The Club, I have no doubt, would readily do so, 1st April BATAVIA

they have always shown great The Indians are now equal with interest in the Service games. But Kowloon, Kowloon, Indian R.O. they are entering on the Tennis and K.O.S.B. are all well in the Tournament which is, I understand, running for the championship with the official" meeting of Lawn the Civil Service and the Royal Tennis in Hong Kong. All the Navy not far behind and with a Championships are decided at its good, many matches still to go in- Bad I am sure that the Services terest will be well maintained to would be the last people to wish to the end. see it interfered with, especially as y many of the leading players are officers in the Navy or Army:

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who is stated to be suffering from expecially in noticing how entirely On Wednesday afternoon Mr. A. acute nervous breakdown, is not misleading the system would be. Wood took a team of School- were it regarded as an infallible boys to play against a University The arrival in the Colony of the expected to re men were required gaide to the selection of the best team captained by Dr. Ponsonby & Sunning, after the vessel's first

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LEAGUE MATCHES.

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H.K.C.CA. W. Hayward (cap- tain), H. Owen Hughes, A. ɑ. I. Bowker, E. J. R. Mitchell, G. B. Valleck, G. F. Gardner, J. R Hinton, Capt. E. N. Evers F. Wood-appended ing, CE. D. Wales and P. T. Ore.

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Division T

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Scottish League. Celtic 3, Falkirk 1. Dunfermline 1, Rangers 3 Hearts 5, Clyde 0. Partick 6, Cowdenbeath

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