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CRICKET.

KOWLOON BEAT RA,

CONGRATULATIONS

LEAGUE CHAM

Scores:-

CIVIL EXAVICE, C.C.

G. R. Sayer,

Woles

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 21st, 1927.

LEAGUE TABLES.

Bowling Analyzin

Bowling Analysis.

Hayward, b

Thom peca

Cornish

11 ·0·69 3

Falairet

A. E. Wood, b Parker

1 ... 7 3 ROYAL NAVY.

25 0 19 Q

B. V. Qittips ... A. A. Rumjahn. 16 Larx

13.5 9

F. Zimmern Les

*** 11

3 AD 34 93

Division I.

P. Kowloon CC. D ?

W. L

D. Pts.

I 22

Royal Navy...

Civil Servico

E. C. Fincher, b Lee

0.0. 9

PIONSHIP. ANOTHER HAT TRICK."

Kowloon consolidated their posi. tion at the top of the First Division of the League Tablo or Saturday, when they beat the Royal Artillery in their final League match of the season. The result was not unex. pected and on the run of the play, not only in Saturday's match, bas Kowtoon throughout the season, deserved to win. They are to be congratulated on their achievement! after an unusually interesting sen

son..

Two other matches were played in the First Division. The Civil Ser- vice Cricket Club and the Hong Kong Cricket Club on the fermera ground had a very exciting tussto the visiting team requiring only 3 runs. to win when stumps were drawn. The Chinese and Craigen. Bewer settled the holding of the wooden spoon, and in a low scor- ing match, the Chinese scoured the unwanted and imaginary trophy.

The Hong Kong Cricket Club second string secured another three points at the expense of the Royal Navy and now leave the lowest position, in the table which they. have been occupying since the be gizning of the season.

In a friendly match between the the Civil Club de Recreio and Service second eleven, Robertson- (C.S.C.C.) did the hat trick" ati the end of the match,

Taikoo and Ewo met in a friend- ly at the Chinese Recreation Club ground, the former winning. "The scores of the different matches follow:-

LEAGUE-DIVISION I

F. J. de Rome, b Parker....99

B. D. Evans, 6 Evers

F. E. Lawrence, b. Parker... 34 F. Baker, b Leo

R. S. W. Paterson, b Evers 0 E. W. Hamilton, b Evers....... F. J. Ling, not out

Total (for 0 wkta, dec.).182

Evers Wales Parker Owen Hughes... 0 Les

HONG YONd to A. W. Hayward, b Ling Capt. A. N. Evers, b famil

A. N. Other....

SubLt. Penton, a Green, b

Burgess

Pay-Sub-Lt. Sowman, 1.b.w.,

b Summers......

6 O 21 9. Rearelo. Utvil Service. Played on the Club de Recreio ground. King's turk, the Civil Service Cricket Club second eleven Wing.

II.K.O...... Indian R.C... 7

K.O.S.B. University Craigengower 8 Royal

H.M.S.

Tamar 9 C.S.C.C....... 9

SATURDAY'S LOCAL FOOTBALL.

SCOTLAND BEAT CHINA.

ST. JOSEPH'S RES WIN THE JUNIOR "B" CHAMPIONSHIP.

CLUB DE RECREIO DEFEAT THE POLICE.

CUP NOT PRESENTED,

As explained by Dr. R. H. Kote- wall, C., G., at the close of the 13 game, owing to a misunderstanding Mrs. R. M. Dyer, who had attended 10 for the purpose of presenting the Sunday Herald Charity Cup to the winners of the anal game, could not do so as the cup was not forth 2coming at the time.

ទ

Le Palairet, e Armstrong,

Tait

2:3

F. H. Holdman, not out......

Extras

Lt. Majefdie, o Summers, b

Burgess

made

Capt. Cornish, b Summers... 18 Mid Bone, è Lammert, b

Burgess

dis

Bowling Analysis.

L, Spencer, b Tait........

Lt. Phipps, b Hall

The winners batted first and only runs, of which N. Davies scored 45- They then dis missed the Heerclo in sensational ingaaer for 29 runs, Robertson

Da closing the innings with a trick.

Artillery 7 Chinese R.C.. D

Division II.

D. Pts.

M. 17 A

Lt. Siltock, b Tait

Scores:-

Indian R.C... 9 Police R..... 8 University ...

Lt.Cdr. Thompson, o Arm-

CIVIL SERVICE C.G

2 +9

བ

strong, b Hail

R.A.O.C.

Recreio..... 8

...... 14 7 04

Lt. Waters, not out

Extras

H. E. Strange, o Riberio, b

Reed............

Kowloon 0.0.-7

อ

H.K.C.O.... 8

Total

Bowling Analysis.

B. Jones, b.Pinna............... a. tueper, ait wicket........ RG. Robertson, and b

Alves

Royal Navy...

ton

D. M

W...

H. Owen Hughes, 1, b. w., b

Sayer

Burgess

ed.

Summers"

吕

Tait Hall

I B

E. R. Davies, b Alves mower H. F. Westnike, a Alves...... Bandeil, e avier, b Alves........... Neill, a Reed, o Alves......

J. Hooper, b Alves

C. Basto, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysia,

0 21 B

H. V. Parker, b Hamilton... 5 T. E. Pearce it. Holdman,

b Sayer..........

F. J. R. Mitchell, not out... 31 Dackitt, pot out

Extras

Total (for wickets)

..130

R. W. Lee, H. R. Remington, CD. Wales, S, J, Jordain did. Eot bat.

Bowling Analysis.

C. M. R

19 h 11

Ling Hamilton

.6.0

Baker

4 0 ទ

the

4 0 29. 0 6 147 £

Evans Bayer

Oraigengower r. Chinese R.O. Played on

Craigengower Cricket Club ground, the Home side winning by 10 runs. The win- ners batted first and found the Chinese bowlere in form,

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

Talkoo . Ewo.

runs.

On the Chinese Recreation' Club ground a team from Messrs. Butter- feld & Swire (Taikoo) beat a side from Messrs. Jardine Matheson (Ewe) in a low scoring match by the narrow margin of 5 Wilson (Ewo) was the highest sturer of the match with 43 runs, while the successful bowlers were: th Hon. 3r. D. G. M. Bernard (Ewo) who took 7 wickets for 39 runs, and Vallack (Taikoo) 7 for 43

runs..

Scores

TAINGO" (B. & 8.).

H. Parsons, c and b Bernard 16 J. D. H. Crawford, Mason,

Purves, b Ber

b Bernard' Ching

W. Spicer,

hard

and Un Hew Fan took 4 wickets each and were mainly responsible dismissing the Craigeugower sil for 98 runs only. The Chinese Kowloon 0.0. r. Royal Artillery.replied in disappointing manner

Played on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground, the Home side wia

ning.

The Royal Artillery "had arst intings dad with Goodwin and Lyal in form with the ball, they were dismissed for the small total of 89. Goodwin secured 5 wickets for 2 runs and Lyal 3, for 25. Kowloon easily passed their oppon- ents' total and weat"on to score 100 ruas for a wickets.

The match was Kowloon's last and

··bout his rintothar in the Learno

Scores:-

I.A.

Sergt. Jolly, e and b Good-

win

and although helped by a useful tribution of 30 runs by Ng Sze Kwong, the side fell short by 10 runs of their opponents' total. S. Abbas took 5 wickets for 31 runs.

Scores:-

CHAIGENDOWER C.C

A. Kitchell, b Ching

1. P. Lim, o and b Ching... 16- U M. Omar, c Ng Sze

Kwong, b Un How Fan... 2

E. Moore, & Puncheon, b

Bernard

J. R. Hinton, b Bernard... 1 A. H. Gillingham, b Cornaby 13 0. C. Hickling, e Lyon, b

Bernard

B. Crowley, b Cornaby.... W. C Bailey, c and b Ber-

E. Summers, c Souis,

Pinca

Reed Pinna Alves

RECREIO.

3-4

J. E. Noronha, b Robertson 4 D. . Lopes, Randall, b

Jobertson.....

H.A. Barros, and b Wet-

lake

Head, e Westlake, b

Robertson

F. Varvalho, b Robertson 4 M. F. Pirna, b'Westlake......

E. da Sousa, c Strange,

Robertson

H. A. Alves, not out

G. Riberio, o Westlake, b Bo-

be:1309.....

J. Lima, b Robertson ....... Mavier, b Westlake..

Extras

FRIENDLY MATCHES. Eritish British School . Hong Kong Electric Company.

At King's Park the Kowloon British School Former Pupils' As sociation beat the Hong Kong Elec- tric Company by 18 runs in a low acuring match

Scores

X.B.9.

E. R. Price, e sub, b Muskett 0 A. S. Bliss, b Muskett

It is understood that present holders of the Cup (Portugal) was requested to have the cap on the round before the kick off, but that they failed to comply with the re- quest of the Football Association.

St. Joseph's College Reserves won the replay for the Division II. "B Championship against the Moslem Club.

Saturday's games resulted under-

Several gaps were then made in the stands as the China supporters began to leave.

Suen Kum Shun scored for China with a high shot and that was the last goal of the match. Scotland thus winning by Ave goals to two.

The game was keenly contested but Scotland belded the better side.. The middle line in Murdoch, Me Bride and Farlow had a lot to do with the defeat of China and Scot- fand had a find forward line out, four of them scoring while Orr, the Kowloon player, had a doable. The backa played well while Rodger in gcal was very safe. Murdoch was a great acquisition to his side and we hear that he has played for the Army in England.

China fielded a fall Athletic side and did quite well.

The game, as already stated, was witnessed by a very large crowd, among those present being H.E Major-General C. E. Luard, C.B. C.M.G., Mr. R. M. Dyer, Hop. Sir H. E. Pollock, K.C., Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang and Mr. G. M. Shaw.

Addressing the gathering at the

said he had been naked to thank close of the game, Dr. Kotewall Mrs. Dyer for coming here and con- hating to present the Cup to the winning team. There was no cup present owing to a slight misunder standing and she could

present What she liked. He was speaking on behalf of Mr. G. M. Shaw. Dr. Kotowall said they had witnessed a fine game and he had ne,doubt that the better team had won and he con- gratulated the winners on their anc ...cess and the losers for having put

Sunday Herald " Charity Cup

Competition. Final

Scotland. 5 China 39

G. Hedley, o Duubar, b Way 4 J. D. Murphy, run out ..... W. Matchin, c Dunbar, b

Way

E. O. Murphy, b Muskett... 19

L. Weill, and b Way ......

A. Kinross, Makets,...i

C. T. Evans, c Stareby, b

Muskett

T. Whitley, not out

J. Hirst, 1.b.w., b Way

Extra

Total

Bowling Analysis,

Muskett

Way

0. M.. IL W.

13 1 38 5 122 9 38

H.I. ILICTrie Co. A. F. Paul, b Hedley.......... *

G. Vickers, b Hedley

S. J. Stanesby, run out......

H. F. Akebust, b Hedley

G. G. Thomson, b Hirst......

W. B. Muskett, b Hedley...

S. R. Way, b Hirst

Total

nard

Bowling Analysis.

Griffin, b Cornaby

R. W.

G. R. Vallack, not out

Extras

Westlake

១

Robertson

9 3 13 7

Hut trick by Robertson last three

S. Deacon, c J. Murphy, b

Hirat

Tutal *.....

."81

J. Dunbar, b Hirst

Bowling Analysis.

T. L. Foster, not out

RA M.

Cornaby Bernard

W.. 3

Extras .....

1 39

*Total

Rowling Analvaia

22.

Hedley

3 19

..1

0. Ismail, b Ng Sze Kwong 25 1) Fritz. b Ching

Grimes, b Ching Fan

tin Hew

A. P. Hamson, c and b Un

How Fan

EWCARDINE').

D. C. M. Bernard, b Vallack 5 V. Lithgow Smith, b Griffin, 0 Wilson, Vallack

W. Brackenridge, b Yallack C

N. L. H. Railton, c Gilling-

D. Rumjahn, c Yung, Un

Sergt. Glazebrook, o Jex, b

Goodwin

Hew Fan

W. B. Muskett, b Yeoh

Sergt., Leach, b Lyal

Lieut. Wright, Ramsay, b

Lyal

J. W. Leonard, not out...

Extras

ham, b Vallack

W. R. Carnaby, b Vallack,.

Lieut, Smith, & Guest, b

Total

D. J. Purves, e Hinton,

Goodwin

Grifin

Capt. Howard. c Goodwin, b

Bowling Analysis.

G. Puncheon, b Vallack

C. X.

Bract

Simon, Spicer, b Vallack o

Mr. Gnr. Folgen, not out Capt. Parkes, run out... B.S., Bennett, b Goodwin 0, Sergt. Rule, st. Jex, b Lyal 13 Lieut. Carmichael, c Bevis, b

Ching Yeoh

D. Lyon, not out

5 0

K. A Mason, b Grin

Ng Sa Kwong... 8.1 1. 17 Un Hew Fan... 8

CHINESE 1.C.

Extras

Total

"Bowling Analysis,

0. M. R.

Vallack

13 2 43 Griffin...... 13 4 27.

Mr. Ponsonby Fane's XI. v. Phanixes.

Goodwin

Extraa

FOWLOON C.0,"

W Brace, Howard, b

Leach

A. W. Ramsay, e Smith, b

Leach

ניי

85887

C. Choa, b Hanson'

T. E. Yeoh, b Omar

Ng Szo Kwong, h Muskett.

J. L. Youngsaye, e Leonard,

b Abbas

Un How Fan, c and b Abbas 13

C. K. Wong, b.Hamson.

ANTO Zvo

YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

CIGUE DIVISION. 1.

INDIANS BEAT K.O.S.B.

Played on the Indian Recreation Club ground yesterday, the Home team winning.

for 12 roDA

S. J. Clarke, b Hirst

Price

Hirst....... Whitley

13. Q 7.5 1 17 5 1 0 6. 0

School Boys' XVI. v. Mr. Ponsonby Fane's XI.

encourage cricket among schoolboys of the Colony, Mr. Pon- sauby entertained a team of sixteen draw from different schools and colleges on the University ground yesterday. Mr. Ponsonby Fane's even included such talented play

The Indians had first knocked but did not fare too well, losing wickets for 87 runs. S. A. Isniai and A. § Arculli, however, made usdiul contributions towards the end, scoring 30, not out, and 24 respectively. The side was all out Capt. Dobbie und Lieut. Hankey bowled unchangeders E. J. R. Mitchell, G. R. Sayer, A. A. Rumjaba and himself, who throughout the innings,

Are all keenly interested in promo The Scottish Borderers, who were ing the game among schoolboys. playing for the first time on the The scholars took first innings Sockunpoo ground, started well and put up a total of 127 rans and secred 64 runs for 4 wickets,Donald. Anderson, who opened but the tail end disappointed and

for his side, contributed 22 ruas in correct styles, and A. T. Lee was Played on the University ground, the side was dismissed for a total Posielam, the Phenix beat Mr. of 101 runs. F. M. el Arculli took top scorer with 41 Their boyling was not very formidable to their Jonsonby Fane's team by 9 runa.wickels for 13 runs.

experienced opponents, their enthus- itsin was undagging throughout.

Scores:-

Scorca:-

L.E.C.

A. H. Rumjahn, b Haakey 18 S. A. A. Ismail, c Brown, b

Dobbia

SCHOOLBOYS' XVI. D. J. Anderson, st. Ponsonby

Fade, b A. A. Bumjaha... 22 D. Kelly, b. I. Zimmera... 11 A. T. Lee, b ́A. A. Bumjaha 41

Total .............

Bowling Analysis.

Goodwin

0. X. E. W. 8.3 27

H. Ching, b Abbas ..............................

EL. Hung, 1.b. w., b' Abbas...

Lyni

5 Q 25 3

Brace

វ

E. . Yung, c Hamson, h

Muskett

Ross

2 0 14 0

K. C. Hung, not out..

Quest

2 0

K. L. Chau, h Abbas

The teams were composed of pre- seat and past members of the Uni- versity.

Scores:

Extras

PHENIXES.

Total

£8

S. V. Gitting, runs out t

E. A. Lee, J.b.w., b Madar... 15

S. H. Ismail, c Lake, b

Dobbie

E. F. Fincher, c

Leach

and b

Bowling Analysis.

F. Zimmern, e Lee, W. M.

Gittins

A. H. Madar, b Dobbie

1. R. ..

M. P. Modar, e Dobbie, b

Hankey

N. Mackay, EA Lee, b

A. A. Bunjaku.

Omar

3 I 11 }

A el Arculli, run out

5. Machider, b G. R. Sayer I

Wright

F. Goodwin, not out

Hamson Abbas Muskett

13 6 30 2

Y. A. Wahab, b Dobbie

R. Gerrard, A A. Rum

3 31

A. K. Minu, b Hankey

jahn

Capt. F. G. Bevis, o Fogden,

b Wright

A. K. Minu, b Hankey.

F. R. Zimmern, c B. P. Ng,

DIVISION II,

K. R. Macaskill, b Wright...

S. A Ismail, o Bawyer, b

Dobbie

b A. A. Rumjaho

G. Gutterres, e Mitchell, b

G. R. Sayer....

A. M. Hunt, e Ponsonby

Capt. E. Morris, b

W. G. Guce, c Leach, b

Wright

C. Lyal,

Extrud

Wright

Leach, b

Total (for 8 wickets) ....100

S. Jex and N. H. Rosa did not bat

Bowling Analysis,

Bennett

Rulo

0 '17

19.5 2

30 3

Wright

Leach Smith. Civil Service

1 0.37 T Hong Kong 0.0.

Played on the Civil Service Cricket Club ground, the result was a draw. Towards the total of 102 tuns for wickets by the Civil Service Cricket Club, only three men and "extras" contributed sub- stantially: F. J. de Rome mada 29 and Lawrence 34, E. C. Fincher Thera being top scorer with 43. were 23 extras.

The Hong Kong Cricket Olub started their innings at 4.30 when Owen Hughes helped with a very useful contribution of 60 and Pearce and Mitchell added 30 and 31, bot out, respectively. They were un- to fortunate in not being able force a win, being only 3 ruas short at the time of drawing stumpá.

Hong Kong 0.0. v. Royal Navy. Played on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground, the Home side "win- ning.

The Hong Kong Cricket Club batted first and ran up 154 runs to which Lammert contributed 39, the Ball highest score in the match.

•W, Hong Sling, st. Ponsonby

Faze, o Anderson ......

D. Laing, b Anderson .........

K. 7. Loke, b Anderson...... 8. Kermani, at. Ponsonby

Fans, b W. M. Gittins 3

C. K. Ong, b Anderson ......

C. W. Lam, B Ng, b W. M.

Gitting

B. N. Sudan, not out 7 A. A. Rumjahn, e and b An

derson......

Extras

F. 1. el Arculli, hot, out.......

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis,

3 "50 Б

Я sa

0, Dobbie

20 tankey 20

X.0.9.8.

Total

.170

Bowling Analysis, ·

II.

Liec

15 4 34 0

Madar...

5 0 96

b A. el Arculli

29.

Barrow

and Tait scored 25 runs each and Nicholson compiled 22. The Royal Navy could reply with 84 rans only. Licut. Palairet contributing

The Clab's bowlers shared the wickets and returned quite good

analysis. Scores

H.L.0.0.

R. A. Green, e and b Cornish 3

H. C. Burgess, e Thompson,

E. G. Thompson

Nicholson,

J. Hall, run out puma W. K. Tait, b Palairet..

H. J. Armstrong, e sub, b

A. H. Rumjahn 4 1 21 W. M. Gitting... 6 0 Anderson

.7.3 1 30

‚ PONDONDY - PĂNE'S XI.

M. P Madar, runs out.... 14

B. P. Ng, st. Hong Bling, b

F. Zimmern. '..................................

Major Lake, c 5. A. Ismail,

Lt. Hankey, b A. el Arculli 1

F. M. Y. Tregear; e Rum-

ishn, b F, M. el Arculli....

3. D. Welch, b A. el Arculli 7

Capt. A. G. Dobbie, c 8. H.

Iamail, b F. Mel Arculli. 24 Capt. Perfect, b F. M. ol

Arculi.....

Arculli

Fane, b A. A. Rumjahn.....10

A. Clarke, b G. R. Bayor...... W. H. Kwen, Lb.w., b Sayer 0

A. M.. Rumjahn, e Ponsonby

Fane, b A. A. Bumjabn... 0 C. Goanno, b A. A. Rumjaha 0 J. Lyon, c A. A. Rumjahn,

b G. R. Sayer

J. Hunt, not eat

J. L. Youngsaye, run out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

127

0. M

4 35 *G. R. Sayer........... 14

F. 1. Zimmern... 7 3 17 1

A. Clarke an

13.8

14.0.

Hong Kong League: Division I. C. de Recreio... R.K. Police

Division II. *** A.” K.O.S.Bs. Res. 8 S. China Res. China Athletic Kowloon Res.... 0

Division II.B."

St Joseph's

up a good fight and he wished them better luck next time.

In conclusion, Dr. Kotewall again thanked Mrs. Dyer for consenting. to present the cup-or what must o represens the cup for the time being. Referring to the great interest shown by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer, Dr. Kotowall said that they had done everything for the good of the

He then. game in Hong Kong. isked Mrs. Dyer to give away what- crer she liked.

Reserves 4 Moslem Club The following games were not played:-

Division II.A."-R.A. Reserves

v. D #. St. Joseph's; China. Ath. "A University:

Division II. B.".-Boy Scouts r. South China.

Mrs. Dyer handed to Mr. Rodger a silver vase tied with the blue and white ribbaz colours of the H.K.F.A. Mr. Rodger called for lustily three cheers which were given. Miss Paula Hollands then.. presented to Mrs. Dyer à bouquet in silver holder, tied with the Asso ciation's colours, The playing of the National Anthem closed the proceedings.

An Incident.

SUNDAY HERALD CUP FINAL. Scotland China. This game was played on the H.K.F.C. ground, before a very large crowd. Long before the start the stands were packed and late arrivals had to go away disappointed. The weather was ideal. The Borderers'

A regrettable incident occurred fall band, under Bandmaster Fitr during the speech making The Earle, and the Pipes and Drums, large crowd pressed very close to under Drum Major Dalrymple and the table and a number of Indian Pipe Major Mackey, by permission and European, police quietly, but of Col. L J. Comyn C.M.Grmly, pressed them back in order D.S.O., and Officers of the Regt. that more spectators might be able elastinns on the ground to watch the proceedings. Sudden- before the kick off and during they a large stone was flung and struck interval.

น

The Hon. Dr. Kotewall kicked of, the players having been first intro- duced to him by Mr. M. McTavish.

Scotland had won the toss and played with the wind, China also having to face the sun.

European police sergeant in the face. For a moment the situation looked unpleasant and the crowd began to disperse hastily. The de- linquent was spotted and overal police chased him, but he was even- tually stopped by a civilian and taken into custody by the police.

HONG KONG LEAQUE.

Club de Recreto v. Hong Kong Police.

The teams lined out as under- China-Pau Ka Ping; Ng Kuz Chuen and Lai Yuk Tat; Leung Yuk Tong, Wong Shui Wa and Lam Yuk Ying (Capt.); Tao Kwai Sing, Chan Woon Yin, Wong Pak Chong,

The Club de Recreio with Gosano back in the team, continued their Suen Kum Shun and Chan Kwong

(China Athletic's team), Scotland.-G. Rodger (ILE, Club) league successes when they beat the (Capt.); Getrard (H.K. Club) and Police at Sookunpoo by two goals Lieut." "Fleming (R.); McBride to ni. Gosano scored once in each (H.K. Club). Murdoch (Cameron- hall ians) und Farlow (H. S. Titania); K.0.8.B.'s. South China Reservés. As Sookunpoo, the Borderers A. Duncan (Kowloon). Humphreys (0.5. Ba.), Orr (Kowloon), Mc-

goals to mil. Stock )3) and Craw Glinchey (K.O.S.Bs.) and Connolly Reservce beat South China by five (Cameronians).

Referee: Mr. A. A. Dawes. Lines-ley (2) scored the goals.

St. Joseph's Reserves v. Moslem men: Messrs. Baldwin and Gilbert

Club. The play opened in favour of Scot- lund and Connolly opened the scare.

On the Kowloon F.C. ground, the by a fine cross shot that Pau Ka College team beat the Moslem Club Ping failed to stop. Several shots by four goals to one. De Souza (3) by Scotland's inside men were and Baptists scored for the win- wrongly directed while Murdoch ners, the Moseleins goal being scor- from & free kick outside the penalty ed. from a penalty.

Several

area ekimmed 'the bar. corners fell to Scotland before Hum- phreys turned a well placed flag kick Scotland by Connolly into the net. 2, China 0.

China then had a turn of attack. ing and good work by Suen Kum Shun and Wong Pak Chong ended in. the latter beating Rodger with a well placed shot. Scotland 2, China | 1,

Give and take play followed with Scotland having the advantage but there was no further scoring before the interval,

Early in the second half, Scotland scored and in the next ten minutes were four goals ahead. A centre by Connolly was beaded ia.by

H.KF.A. Douncil Meeting. On Saturday the council met to make arrangements for the follow- ing games

Shields.

H.K.F.A. Challenge Saturday, April 2nd. H.K.F.C. ground. Finals: Junior 2.30 p.m. Senior, 430 p.m.

Kowloon and K.0.8.B.'s are the finalists in both games..

Lai Wah Cup: First round;- Navy Army Sookunpoo ground

Saturday, April 9th.

China

Civilians, H.K.F.C. ground. Saturday, April 16th.

Final H.K.F.C.

ground:-

Saturday, April 30th.

Saturday, April sard, Charity"

McGlinchey and almost in the next game. Army . The Rest. Sookun

minute, Orr scored from a pass from poo ground.

Connolly. A visit by China found

the Scotland defence guessing but McBride cleared to touch.

Some

good combination by the whole of Scotland's forwards ended in Orr well beating Pau with a well placed abot Scotland 6, China 1.

(Continued on next column).

1. Tajima, W. M. Gittedis, B. P. Ng, A. A. Rumjahn, and R. Ponsonby Fanę did not bat.

Bowling "Analysis.

P. Lammert, e Cornish, b Thompson

E. Zimmerü, b F. Zimmern...

Pte. Everest, b F. M. el

J. Barrow...

A. A. Rumjahn 15.3 0 3 0

*B. V., Gittens...

3 0

b Cornish

D K Sams, e Loke, b Lam 11

Bowled I wide each.

D. Anderson, and b F

"Zimmern

10'

Pte. Brown, c and b F. M.

el Arculli

VR. PONBONEY fane's XI.

A. H. Rumjohn, c Lam, b

Lee

Biggs, F. M. el Arculli....

Ptc Sawyer, run out...........

E. J. R. Mitchel, c and b

8. Y. Gittens, run out'

W. M. Gittina, b Lee

Pte. Stock, not out

A. Lec, e Lam, b A. A. Rum-

F. I, Zimmero, e D. Kelly,

Extras

b Mackay

jahn

J. Barrow, not out.......24

E. A. Lee, retired

3/1

A. Loc

0. M. E. W. 10. ·2 31 Ο

Total

F. H. J. Trayes, st. Hong-

G. R. Sayer, ì.b.w., b "A.

8 D. Kelly...

3 97

Bling, b F. Zimmera „en.

Bowling Analysis,

Clarke

D. Anderson

J. Barrow, not out

靼

N. Mackay

1 11

Extras

F. M, el Arculli 11 *A; el Arculli.... 14.2

13.6

Extras....

J. L. Youngsaye

A. Clarke

Total (for 5 wickets)....140

..134.

Total (Continued on next column).-"

.101

J. Hunte

(Continued at foot of next coluwws.)

G. Gutteres

5. 0

Palairet***** P. Jacks, b Cornish

A. E. Pritchard, e Spencer,

Thompson here

J. A. Summers, e Spencer, b

Thompson**** W. Wooding, not out

Extras

Total

R. Ponsonby Fane, b Lam... 2

A H. Madar... 6 2 10

*-Bowled 1 no ball.

703

SHORTER TIME TO

AUSTRALIA.

N.Y.K. BOATS SPEEDING UP!

From now onwards, it will only. take 18 days from here to Bydney instead. of the 20 days of the old schedule.

The N.Y.K Orient-Australian liners, .a. Aki Maru, Mishima Maru and Tango Maru will nocele rate their speed keginning with the 6. Aki Maris sailing from Hong Kong on April 23rd.

The Rishima Maru will also call at Zamboanga, P.I., on both the northbound and southbound voyages, besides regular ports of call.

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