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When I apponded a pote to my list of the sides for this match on Monday at that I thought a draw would result I could, not, tell that the wicket would be a bad one. As a natter of fact it was playing badly all the time but it must be remembered that it was pitched well off the middle of the ground. This is inevitable in trials if we are going to get enough decent middle pitches for, the heavy work of in Interport fortnight. I may also have dattered the batting ability, of the sides at, the expense of the bowlers.
The Nayy won the toss and batted first but things went horribly. Mel some bowled uncommonly well and they were Sdown for 37 runs. But for agallant inaings by Dale and B stand by Shaw utter disaster would have resulted, Dale, however, play, ed the right game and went for the bowling. He hit two beautiful sixes, and only succumbed when Dobbie went on again, and after collecting an invaluable 01. 1 Am afraid I didn't see the innings and cannot be more particular. I gather though that Melsome might have come off a bit earlier. It looks like it as he got his first five wickets in
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Score and analysis :--
First Innings of Royal Navy, Lt. Garrett, ie Erskine, b
Dobbie
Lt. Hunt, R., b Melsome Lt.Cdr. Agnew, e Graham,
b. Melsome.
Surg. Cdr. Ball, run out.............. Pay Cdr. Elastob, c and b
Melsome
Lt. Dale, Lb.v., b Dobbie... 84 Lt. Davies, b Melsome
Eng, Cdr. Spalding, b Fresh-
▸ water
Lt. Tate, e Playfair, b Mel
some
Tuy-Lt.Cdr. Shaw, not, out..... 15 A.B. Fogarty, b Dobbie......
Extras: byes 9, 1.b. 4. 13
0.113
Total
Fall of wickets:-1 for 4; 2 for 10: 3 for 18; 4 for 19; 5 for 97; 8 for 37; 7 for 54; 8 før 37: 0 for 11; 10 for 313.
Powling Analysis.
Dobbie Melsomë Erskine
W.
D.
1
10 5
44
5
( 19
ย
Freshwater
3 2 อ
1
06
0
Hankey....
First Innings Of Army.
Lt. Col. Barber, Fogarty,
b Garrett-
15
Le Hankey, e Tate, b Dale B Capt. Graham, b Garrett 14 Major Playfair, c. and b Gar
rett
Capt. Morris, Agnew, b
Spalding
Lt. Melsome, e and b Spald
ing ...
3
Capt. Dobbie, e Davies, b
Dale Capt. Erakine, e Hull,
Spalding
17
b
24
Capt. Bridgeland, e Hull,
b
Garrett
13
Capt. Thorp, e Fogarty, b
Garrett
19
Sergt. Freshwater, not out
Extras: byes 9, l.b. 3.....
12
Total
.133
Fall of wickets:-1 for 3; 2 for 42: 3 for 42; 4 for 51; 5 for ST: 6 for 85; 7 for 83; 8 for 107; 9 for 132, 10 for 135.
Bowling Analysis.
Spalding Dale Garrett
M. . W.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
WINS FOR K.O,S.B, AND RA
The gamer in the Hong Kong League, payed yesterday, resulted Division 1.
as under:
K.O.S.BL..... 9 Scots Guards... N.A.
2 R.A.E... K.O.S. Ba.. SCOTS GUARDS. The Guards
were unlucky in losing this at Sookunpoo. The gift of a goul in the closing minutes enables the KO.S.B to gather both points.
A keen game was witnessed and over keenness caused the referee to call a hair on several occasious and to exution the players concern ed. hard knocks were given and taken.
The Guards had the advantage when the ball was in the air, but the K.0.3.Bs. put in eume very good ground work.
The first goal came th the K.O.S. Bs. after five minutes' play. Stock took a pass from Davey and lefs Jackson struding with a fast
low shot.
The teanis crossed over equal and both sides put plenty of vim jato the game. Anderson did well in gpal for the K.O.S.B., while at the other end. Rev. Alexander kepti worrying the defence and occasion- ally giving Jackson a shot to clear. When the game appeared to be eading in a draw, the K.O.S.B1. took the lead through Humphries who snapped up the ball following a goal kick and before Jacksou could recover, the bail was in the net.
With a couple of minutes to go. the Guards attacked strongly but the defence held out, the K.D.S.B1. winning by two goals to one.
R.A.4. R.A.F.
Playing on the U.S.R.C. ground at Kowloon the R.A. beat the B.A.F. by two goals to one. The teams lined up as follows with Mr. Phillips as the referee:-
R.A-Philpotts; Blanchard, Trim: Smith, Excell, Ginty Maddox, Leach, Pulford, Eagle, Ward.
RA.F-Williams; Bailey. Ben-
0.
16 33 58
3
5
1
13
2
16.2 5
32
5
yon; Grinter, Balant, Howes,
desperately close finish and was anyone's game up to the winning it. Hankey was unlucky to hit a bad ball off Dale's second over hard to long leg where he was well caught by Tate. With Graham part- nering Barber and 40 on the board all looked over. Then came n spectacular crush. Garrett bowled Graham with a good "un and then Playfair drove ons buck very hard! 38th CO., R.E. ". DIOCESAN
BOYS' SCHOOL: ever his head. He just got a hand! to it and secured it at the second attemfita fine catch. Morris' was taken high up by Agnew ar back. The sath Co., R.E., won easily in ward point off a ball that got up sharply and the Navy sat up and took considerable notice. Fogarty took Barber well behind the sticks when that batsman looked well set, while Melsome skied, one from
their match on Tuesday against the D.R.S. on the Club de Recreio ground The D.B.S. batted first and were six wickets down for 47 when
Spalding who ran sound behind a collapse occurred and they ended mid-on and effected a very pretty with 10 for 47. Horspool took 8
Robina.
Welsh:
Vernon, Perry, Birch,
From the kick off the play went
to the R.A.F. area and remained there for ten minutes
ford lost a good chance of scoring but the defence put up by the "Sparrows." was well worth watch- ing Eagle hended wide when careful play would have landed the ball in the net.
After twenty minutes-play the firit score was rentered by Pal ford. A few yards from the goal and with all players round him, he
catch. Six for 03. Dobbie and wickets for 17 runs and Dare sent the ball into the net with Erskine restored the Army hopes by.
taking the score to 83. Then Dale wickets for 19 runs. Mr. Young went on and bowled his "head" | Saye scored 27 runs. ball and Dobbie in protecting his
For the R.E's Major Playfair head was caught, on the long leg boundary. Hough luck Elstab re who was missed three times, scored Their placed Spalding at once to have a go and Lindaay 24 not out. at the new-comer and shortly after total was 112. Anderson took 3 very wisely moved his mid-an back
The School as Erskine was hitting out and he wickets for 14 runs.
A few balls certainly had an "off" day; their had no deep field.
had his reward an Anl later took a hard low drive there very ground Gelding was good but far too nicely. With 7 runs wanted and many entches were missed, and as two wickets to go it was anyone's for their "ducks" the less said the match. Thorp nicked his first ball better. For the R.E.'s Major Play and the chance went very fast be fair with the bat, Horspool with the tween the wicket-keeper, and, first slip. Few keepers would have touch- ball and Brown at the stumps were ed it, but unfortunately Fogarty in good form. just got his hind to it but failed to hold what would have brenn phenomenal catch. It is quite on the cards that Garrett could have got it but there is no time to look". round and measure angles when be hind the sticks and personally I think Fogarty was right to try it, Thorp took heart of grace anù in Sonlding's next over hit a couple of fine fours along the carpet and the Army had the game by two wicketa. Finally Bridgeland-got-
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A Second Knock. The Navy had a second knock and Hull got 33, Hunt not out. 47, and Agnew not out 22, extras 4. Total 100 for one wicket. Six of the Army
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All broken, chafed and damaged Goods 1.Dobbie were, Garrett and Spalding' are to be left in the Godown, where were their equals on the "whole. they will be examined by Messrs. Ander Elstob handled Dale's bowling ex-. son & Ashe on the path October, cellently. It clearly was not his day for length. In his first over a four was hit and he got a wicket at deep fine leg. In his second only two were scored but Elstob repinced him by Garrett. Later when Dobbie and Erskine made a stand Dale re-i lieved Spalding for one over, a maiden, in which he got a wicket. Spalding resumed (and got a wicket soon after). So Dale had two. wickets for
in three overs runs up to this point.
Ou the batting forth of the Army, it looked as if Barber and Erskine
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Graham's innings). Dobbie made some nice shots.
In the second innings the bowl. ing was perhaps a bit tired but the three Navy bata showed a glimpse of their true form.
R. ABBIT.
Scores:-
. Diocesan Boys' School.
D. J. N. Anderson, Lb.w., b
Horspool
Williams still standing. This score put new life into the Gunners and Maddox had a try.
The Kai Tack men worked hard. to equalize but failed to do so and with the half time, waistle the score stood at one to hit for the Gun ners. Play had been even, but if anything the R.A.F. had hard luck in not equalizing or even winning hy the odd goal.
Recuming the Sparrows pressed hard and Philpotts was well work- ed for a few minutes. Leach took possession though and went away up with Maddox but Williams cleared.
A combined effort, by the R.A.F. brought them to within shooting distance and some passing between Robin. Perry and Vernon gave the equalizing goal from Vernon's shot. Straight from the spot the R.A. scat in through Ward and again obtained the lead, Ward heading in nicely..
once
Leach made a solo effort and Pulford followed suit just after wards but neither could put the
1,
W. H. Kwan, c and b Dare A. T. Lee, st. Brown, b Hors-
pool
3
0
}
27
canee of the sterling defence of the Sparrows.
F. R. Zimmern, lb.w., b
Dare
J. L. Young Saye, e Kellett,
Horspool
AS. A. Kyum, cTMPlayfri
b Horspool
J. A. Fisher, e Kellett, b
Horspool
F. K. Lee, not out
G. A. Lee, b Horspool
0.
0
Prata, 1.b.v., b Horspool 0
Extra's
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Hornpool
Dare
12
47
2. W. 1. 10 7. 17. 15 8 10
58th Co., R.E. Sergt. Brown, e F. K. Lee,
A. T. Lee
Dare, b.w., b Kwan
Lieut. Kellett, b ́A. T. Lee... 10 Horspool," e Anderson, Lee........
A.
18
Major Playfair, b J. L. Young
Save
Sap. Barton, and b R. Lee 8 Lindsay, not out
Saltar, e F. K. Lee, b An-
derson
Dannett, st. F. K. Lee, b
Young Sayo.......
Corpl. Pritchard, b Anderson 1 Gibson, & A. T. Lee, b Ander-
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St. Andrew's Troop ». B.A.F.
The above teams met at Kiig's Park in a return contest. The gadie
CHESS.
started at a terrific pace and elever THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
football was witnessed from both sets of forward. After 20 minutes
finishing touch to their efforts berlay, the Airmen scored through
Petchey. Hall time arrived with the R..F, leading by 1-0. No-further score was made dur
~The second half opened" briskly- ing the game and with both sides pushing strong the whistle blew up. with a combined movement on the The score does not give a good Saints left, Carr centered nicely, indication of the play, neither side and White cutting in drove the ball were on form but the R.A.F. could in the net. The struggle became have made mare use, of their intense. With five minutes left to chances had they tried barder. Play the Saints came away in Leach was off colour and Vernou splendid style Roberts striking the upright, White fastening on the re- could dot get align yet
Trim failed to be handy in the bound gave them the lend with a defence many times when, sorely rasping ground shot. With less needed and Fulford was too prone than a minute from time Johnstone to head the ball instead of getting with a solo run broke through and
equalised on time. his boot to it
A good sporty game was witness- ed though and both sides were clean throughout.
(Continued on 'nezi Column.)
UNIVERSITY~ 2nd XI. v.
R.A.O.C.
(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE)
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 28th." The twentieth game between Alekhine and Capablanca for the! World's Chess Championship was drawn after 43 moves.
[Tanovox REUTER'S AGENCÍ.] The London Tournament Ended. LONDON, Oct. 23th, The international chess tourna ment which opened in London on The game was above the average | October 10th has concluded. junior standard, sad with a little. The Pole, Dr. Tartakower, and more practice the Saints will go a
long way in local football and the the Dane, Niemzowitch, are first. Scoutmaster is to be congratulated with eight games each. The on having trained such a fine set of American, Marshall, is, third, with
lads
ResultSt. Andrew's Troop, 2; seven and a half games.. He did This League match takes place RAF, en de
not lose once, but drew geven out
On Saturday, at p. at the China Equadron To Meet Queen's. of eleven games. Pavilion.
University: F. Hiptoola (capt.),
The China Squadron football
The nearest British player is W. M. Gittins, M. B. Osman, A. team will meet the Queen's Regt. W. Winter, with five and a half B. Suliemtu, A. Baker, B. N. on the Dockyard ground to-day at
Sudan, L Tajima, K. T. Loke, S. 4.13 p.m. The drum and fife band games, who has tied, for sixth R. Kermani, A. Chan Fook and H. of the Regiment will play after the place.
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0
· 14 ·
.119
Extras
Total Bowling Analysis.
1. W.
A. T. Lee
10-5
34
a
W. H. Kwan
R. Loe
1
.14
3.
0
།4་ བ
D. Anderson ... 0 J. L Young Saye "4
L.R.C. "B DIOCESAN BOYS
match.
INTER SCHOOL MATCH. *
HOCKEY.
MATCH CANCELLED."
St. Paul's Beat" Diocesan, In a friendly Inter-School match This friendly match will be play-played yesterday afternoon on the ed on the IR.C. ground at 2.15 Diocesan School ground, Kowloon, p.m. sharp on Saturday,
St. Paul's College beat the Diocesan LR.O.Sirdar Khan (capt.). M. School by five goals to one. The P. Madar, Pritam, L. Hassan, V. Twinners were superior in forward Mans, U. T. Thad. D. Mohamad, combination. Chan Yu Tin, Ng Po A. Rahmin. N, M. Bux, B. Nazariu Ku and Tang Yan Sung scored for and B. A. Hussain.
St. Paul's
HONG KONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hong Kong Observatory, October 26th.
Previous On Date On Date
'Day
醌
at 2 p.m. 6. mm. | 1 pm
Barometer.. 29,93 29.96 Temparstar- 77
Wind
29.88
79
81
-85 -
East Calm
SE
- 3
-0.
!
C
B
B
0,00
0,00
0.00
Direction Force Weather Bain 14
Highest open-air Temperature, 26 Lowest open-air Temperature, 20th: 70
B-Blue sky C-Cloudy; D= Drizzle F-Fog L-Lightning; MMist; OOvercast: P-Panaing showers; Q-Squalls; R-Rain; T Thunder.
HONG KONG TIDE TABLE.
From October 27th to Nov, 2nd, 1927,
HION. WATKE.
Low Warze,
Hong
Hong
Kong
Standard
Time.
Kong
47 Standard
Date of
Tinie.
Height.
b. m.in." m.
Haight,
Thur 27m10 39584, 17 (23
Fri. 251
·10.12
Sat 29 11 46 51m 5' 36.2:
10 367.5 4318 Sun 30
47m 6:21:32
The match arranged between the Mon. 1
Tuez. 1 Hong Kong Hockey Club 1st XI and the 5/2nd Punjabi Regiment for last evening" was cancelled, owing Wed, to the inability of the latter side.
to turn out.
—6 27|23·
No infer.w
2 m 0.44 1729, 6113
inter. h.w) N. inter. Lw.
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