THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.
LAST MATCH OF THE TOURNAMENT.
MALAYA FAIL WITH THE BAT.
DALE'S FORCEFUL DISPLAY.
HONG KONG LEADS BY 166 ON FIRST INNINGS.
HAYWARD'S FIFTY.
Another beautiful day was vouch. safed us lucky people last Satur-Hayward continued to play 'pretty day when the final match . Malaya cricket and completed his fifty, but was started. Pearce lost the toss with 199 on the board he let out (about the only weak spot in his at Richards and was just too soon cricket these days) and Malaya ami Braddell took a very high catch. took first knock on what seemed an
Had he been a shade later the ball- Lowson stood would have been easily out of the excellent wicket.. down for Rix who, it will be seen, ground. He had played an úncom- thoroughly justified his inclusion.
monly pretty innings.
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With Ramsey in Fincher continued to play nicely and maile some very nice square cuts and drives. Quite
The play started at 10.30 am. when Harker-Taylor and Bielloch went in to face Dobbie and Wales at their usual ends. Both opened | correctly. I think, he proceeded to confidently and Taylor hit each try and open up the game and at bowler for four in turn, The score 134 he was well taken from a low was twenty when Bellock who bad drive off Richards by Taylor at long just driven Wales for 4 tried to
013. So far all three wickets had square cut him and gave a very fallen to catches in the deep off the quick one to Dale at point which slow left hander. Pearce bit his was smartly taken. (0-1-8.) At 24 first bail from Lewis prettily in the Taylor was deceived by Dobbie's extra-cover boundary, but the next swing and got in front, trying to ball sat right up and he had the glance, and was .b.w. Misfortunes bad luck to be caught at first"clip" followed as Braddell, who never off his glove, I think. Dale got a seemed confident, was finely caught two but was very nearly bowled by Dale at first slip off Dobbie. It in having a go at the last ball of seemed that Foster and Congdon the over. Jordan made no attempt might make a stand-until Congdon to take it as he thought it had the failed to get hold of Wales and sticks, but it came right from the rocked the ball to Hayward at silly off over the bails and went for 4 mid-off, being sent back in verbyes. much the same way as he got out in the second innings against Shanghai. At 54 Foster failed to get his leg across to what seemed a halt volley on the off and was caught by Sayer from a poor shot:
5-1-5-13.
Rix and Ford then settled down to try and pull things round and made a good stand. They pulled the total "up to 87 and Ford was just starting to hit out and look dan gerous when he played forward to Brace and,missing the ball, was
1.b.w.
"THE ROT SETS IN.” At this period Pearce had sub- stituted Brace and. Hankey for Dobbie and Wales and the double change did very wel. Whitley was brilliantly taken by Wales low down, within about 10 feet from his bat. Jordan tried to hook a short one, and skied the ball behind the wicket keeper and Dale raced back, and, as usual, caught it. Hankey then, who up to this point had not been bowling as well as usual, took a hand in the proceedings and bowl Led Lewis. He thereafter tempted Rix into having a dip and Wales took a high watch at deep square leg which he obviously had all the way. (98-10-19).
A LITTLE GINGER IN IT.
Lewis never seemed to get going and he was not fighting the bail as well as he has done before. Rix at the end had a couple of wickets cheaply. Braddell was off-colour. I hear that. Whitley has hurt his shoulder and can't bowl. Bad luck, if true, for though he is not a Shofforth be very often gets & "useful wicket or two.
R. ABBIT.. Present score and analysis.
First Tanings Of Malaya. Lt. H. C. Harker-Taylor, 1.b.w., b Dobbia ....................... J. W. Bielloch, "e Dale, b
Wales
R. L. L. Braddell, c Dale, b
Dobbie
Capt. C. H. Congdon, Hay-
ward, b Wales .....
N. J. A. Foster, c Sayer, b
Wales
H. R. Rix, Wales, b
Hankey
Capt. F. O'N. Ford, 1.b.w..
b. Brace
N. H. P. Whitleye Wales,
b Brace
A B. Jordan Brace..
15
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1927.
Bhanghai.
P. Madar & Graham, Erskine 14 LF. Stokes, e Graham, b
Erskine
JA. Quayle, e Mellor, b.
Fincher
D. W. Lasch, not out.
68
E
C. Baker, l.b... b Fincher 0.
0
J. Hegarty, st. Hali, b
Eraking
C. J. Smith, b‘Lyal,
T. L. Rawachorde; & Fincher,
b Erskine
C. E. Ollerdessen, not out.
Extraa
Total (for 7 wkts.)......185 J. A. Isaacs and E G. Barnes did not bat.
Fall of wickets:-1 for 45; 2 for 45; 3 for 144; 4 for 144; 5 for 101; 6 for 174; 7 for 185. Bowling Analysis.
Erskine Lyal
0. 16
M. K.
55
4
11 0 5% 1
Evans
"Bevis
3 0. 20 3
0
0 13
Fincher
0 30
15
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
YACHTING.
MENAGERIE RACE.
RESULTS OF SERVICE EVENT.
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
RA'S DOUBLE AGAINST KOWLOON.
For the benefit of member not The games played on Saturday in taking part in the Club cruise on the Hong Kong League resulted as Saturday and yesterday to Dis follows:--
covery Bay, a menagerie race for t all classes of racing yachts, was held on Saturday. There was also the usual sailing race for the. Services.
"
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The course for the menagerie race was (1) Channel Rocka" (P), (2) Kowloon Rocks (P), (3) Channel | Rocks (S), (4) Cust Rack Buoy (P). The distance was 8.1 miles
First place was gained on cor- rected time by Thecla, with liking, second and Wings third.
The Results,
The results were na under :---
Finishing Corrected Time. Time.
4.48.13
Ballo Falcon
4.43, 13
4.59.35
R.A.0.C. r. SCOTS GUARDS.
La Linda
4.37.20
4.46.59 4.43.45
2
Dale, b
0
2
0
In a low scoring match an the University ground on Saturday, the R.A.0.C. beat the Scots Guards by
Dorothea Gael Pierrette Thecla Fiking Tings Lala
4.48.57 4.42.51
RB. Lewis, b Hankey ...... H. G. L. Richards, not out...
Extras: byes
Kotak
Fall of wickets:-1 for 20;, 2 for 24: 3 for 31: 4 for 37: 5 for 54: & for 87; 7 for 89; 8 for 89;
for 91; 10 for us.
A couple of overs later Dale put.. the same bowler into the road to mid-wicket for the first 6 of the match and repeated the shot even further three balls later. Next over off Richards Ramsey opened out with a four to the Pavilion. Ford then took the ball from Lewis and, after, beating Ramsey for "pace" twice, bowled his middle stump down with a good 'un which scem- ed to keep a bit low. I think he would have stopped it had he play-·. ed forward. The retiring batsman had collected a good 16.
Dale Next over
cut Richards behind point and nicely for 4 Sayer would have had a four but for a fine bit of fielding by Ford at) first slip. In fact, the Malayan' ground fielding had been excelleat. Dale. bit a couple of good tours, past and slip and to long leg, and then on drove Richards for 4"but was nearly caught at mid-on next ball. There was a merry interlude and they put on 66 before Dale hit the ball behind point ned called Sayer, who tried to send him back. Dale, however, had by that time got very sportingly went on and sacri feed his wicket. He had made 19, and bärring & couple of "uppish strokes to start with, played much more
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. K. ਜਾਂ, Captain A. G.
Dobbie
4 27 .......... 13 C. D. Wales..... 14 9 33 3 W. Brace
6 } 18 3 Lieut. J. B. A.
4.1 0 13 2 Hankey First Innings Of Hong Kong. A. W. Hayward, c Braddell
b Richards W, Brace,
three wickets.
Scores:
Scots Guards.
17
Capt. E. J. Groves, b Hale.. 6 Rev. J. F. Murray, b Walker 1 Lt. C. A. R. Coghill, rua out 15 Capt. G. L. Tyringham, b
Burger .... Capt. B. Mayfield, b. Burger 18 Gdsm Hargreaves, l.b.w, b
Walker ** **** *** L-Cpl. McKimmie, b Burger. 20 Lt.J. F. Milburne, b Burger 0 Gdam. King, not out
9
3.01.18 4.44.31 4.67.10 4.41.00 4.58.21 4.38.31 5.00.19
4.40.29) 4.5-4.56 4.40.41 5.00.04. 4.41.46 Bervice Sailing Race. There were Eve entries for this event, the courac being: (1) Channel Rocks (P), (2) Kowloon
Rocks (P), and (3) Cust Rock Buoy
(P).
C.P.O. Kent finished first with the whaler Sirdar.
Result:-
Argus
Drs. Stiven, Pepper,
Ambrose Sirdar
Burger
Gdsm, Hine, a Gordon, b
Thracian Heruld
53
Burger
0
C
Lewis, b
Extras
8
Richards...
43
Total
04
18
Bowling Analysis.
Walker Hale
10
Burger
E. C. Fincher, "c Taylor, b
Richards ...................
A. W. Ramsey, b Ford..... T. E. Pearce, c Whitley, b
Lewis
Lt. J. H. Dale, R.N., b Rix 62 G. R. Sayer, run out Capt. A. G. Dobbie, e Foster,
Richards"
Lt. J. B. A. Hankey, e Whit
ley, b Rix
F. Goodwin, e Jordan, b
Richards
..
• 13 C. D. Wales, not out, p
Extras: byes 16, wides 6... 22
Total
284
Fall of wickets:-1 for 102: 2 for 192; 3 for 134; 4 for 138: 5' for 173; 6 for 239; 7 for 939; 8 for 241; 9 for 245; 10 for 264.
Bowling Analysis.
*R. L. L. Brad-
dell H. G. L. Rich-
ards
d. M. R. "
0
Corbett
0. M. E.W.
1
' 1 30, 2
38 3 0 4.5 2 15 6
1
12
0
B
R.A.0.0. S.Male, b Stiven S/Sgt. Greenaway, b Stiven. 4 QM.S. Butterfield, b Stiven. 29 S/Sgt. Pepper, b. Stiven...... 23 S/Sgt Walker, b Hargreaves 1 Pte. Bryant, not out ... 15 Q.M.S. Mocock b.w, b
Stiven
Pte. Corbett
Stiven Extras
Hargreaves b
0
13
12
Total (for 7 wkts.) ...102
S/Sgt. Waterfield, L-Corp. Gordon and L/Corpl. Burger did not bat.
23 .0.
►
27.3 3
83
5
Bowling Analysis.
71
1
.0.
1.
X.
W.
Stiven
20
26 6
45
1
Hargreaves
3 14
50 ... 1
Murray ..............
5 114
0
:
R. B. Lewis.16 1 Captain F. O'N.
Ford
13 *H. R. Rix ..... 7 1 18 2
-Each bowled 3 wides.
Finshing Corrected
Time. Time.
4.09.11 4.59.11 ...... 5.05.31
4.53.47
4.49.39 5.09.12 ... 5.21.38 5.00.58
D.N.F...
The helmsmen, were:Argus galley, Captain Palmer, R.N.; Am- brose cutter. P. O Gibb; Siedar whaler, C.P.O. Keut: Thracian whaler, F.O. Buigan; Herald whaler, Lieut. Kennody, R.N..
Next week there is the 4th Cham pionship race for racing yachts on the Saturday afternoon. On Sun day the annual race between St. George's and St. Andrew's Societies will be sailed, and on the Monday the 2nd Championship race for the Ladies Section. On the following week-end there will be another championship race for the racing yachts, Naval Day on the Sunday (with another one on January 8th), and the 3rd championship race for the ladies' on the Monday.
LAWN BOWLS.
SPEY CUP AND OPEN SINGLES FINALS,
"I
Division I.
R.A. 3; Kowloon 0. Scots Guards 2; Quech's Regt. 0. Hong Kong F.C.; South China 1. China Athletic 1, Club de Rec, 0. E.O.8.E. 0; R.A.F. 0.
RUGBY
INTERNATIONAL MATCH AT
CARDIFF.
AUSTRALIANS BEAT, W.
WALES. (THROCHE ANDTER # AOLYCY.],"
CARDIFF, Nov. 29th. Playing at Cardiß, before 25,000- spectators. New South Wales bent' Wales by 18 points to 8 points.
DIVISION II " A.”
R.O.B,B,'s Res. ». Club de Recreio Ris.
Scoring three goals in each half, the K.O.S.B.'s beat the Club de Recreio at Sookunpoo by six goals to nil
Division II.A." KO.S.B.'s Res, 8; Club de Rec.
Res, "0. South China "A" 4; University 0. South China "B" 3; Hong Kongward line, while the defence could
F.C. Res. 1..
St. Joseph's 3; China Athletic
Res, ..
RA. Res. 1; Kowlooon Res. 0.
Division II. "B" South China "B" 5; Kowloon
.."B" 1.
China Athletic ; St. Joseph's
Res. 2.
South China "A" 4; Boy Scouts
1.
·NOTES ON THE GAMES.
DIVISION I.
Hong Kong Club v. South China. South China ground and ended in This game was played on the a win for the Club by the odd goal in three. Howard and Watson play
ed for the Club, this being their first game this season, South China opened strongly and took the lead through Chui Kwong Yeung bat Howard equalised.
Halfway through the second half. Pile scored for the Club and won the game.
China Athletic ». Club de Recreio.
The Recreio had out a weak for-
do little against a rushing attack. Hart opened the score and before the interval, Stephens and Crawley added goals. The second half found the K.O.S.B.'s continually at shoot- ing practice...
Stephens and Crawley scored twis more goals.
China Athletic Reserves r. Bl. Joseph's
St. Joseph's, to a large extent, have to thank their military players" for their success against the Athletic on the H.K.F.C. ground. The game was keenly contested throughout and timely warning by the Re- force, Mr. Q. Stokes kept the play- ers well in band. Goals by Johnson and Smith gaye the College a half- time, lead by two goals to one, Ip Kau having scored for the Athletic. In the second half Kwok Po Kan scared for the Athletic making the score two goals all. win the match for St. Joseph's.
Just on time Barrios went in to
South China "B" », EEF.0. Reserves.
The Club were unlucky to lose this game
on the South China The HK.F.C. stands were crowd-ground against the home team.
The spectators encroached on the ed for this game on the H.K.F.C. lines and one of the goals came ground.
after a spectator had kicked the ball back into play. The Club miss- ed their chances, several shots strik- ing the posts. Alexander scored for the Club in the first half and in the second failed to contert a penalty. In the second half South China put on two goals, winning by three goals to one.
The game was expected to end in favour of the Athletic and it was late in the second half when the winning goal was scored. kept a good goal and Wong made the only score amid riotous scenes from the thousands of Chinese in
Sousa
the stands. This win will make the Athletic League favourites, as they have dropped one point only to date, the Recreio having dropped four..
Kowloon v. B.A.
Playing on the Recreio ground at King's Park, the R.A. beat Kowloon by three clear goals. Sargent gavo Wood no chance with a fast cross shot and this was all the scoring in the first half..
From the re-start, the R.A. nt- tacked strongly and Sargent again beat Wood. Later Maddocks by a solo effort raced in and left Wood standing
The weakness of the Kowloon backs was very evident, Wood hav ing little chance to stop the shots that beat him.
Queen's Royal Regiment . Scots Guards.
The final in the Spey Royal Cup." Competition has been fixed for next
This match, played on the United Saturday afternoon, commencing Services R.C. ground, Chatham at 3 o'clock, on the Kowloon C.C. Road, produced a splendidly, con- ground..
right down the wicket and Sayer SHANGHAI AND KOWLOON ELECTRIC CO.: HEAD OFFICE year's winners, and a close fight is
DRAW.
. AN EVEN GAME:
confdent and aggressive ericket. One of his three 4's was
Honours were fairly evenly dis- big straight drive that landed with a crash high up on the screen.tributed in the match between Unfortunately Dale was bowled without any increase in the score Shanghai and the Kowloon Cricket
ever, added 18 for the last wicket taken at the wicket by Jordan off
Richards.
SUMMARY.
Barrett and had Smith playing in. place of Allison, required twelve runs to win with three wickets in hand when time intervened, but Kowloon had declered with two: wickets in hand to give the visitors a chance.
The Hong Kong team work was excellent. Wales had a great triumph as he bowled excellently, got three most important wickets and Dobbin and Hankey gave little Club played at Kowloon on Satur and brought off two excellent trouble. Goodwin and Wales, how days. Shanghai, who were captain- eatches. Brace, Dobbie and Hankey all did well. I was very interested before the former batsman was welled by Leach in the absence of Capt. to see that Pearce had re-arranged his field considerably and had adopted all the good features of the Shanghai scheme which was such a It unticeable success against . Thiere really was only one team must, however, be remembered that in it but it must be remembered accurate setting of the field depends that if the Malaya side did fail on your bowlers keeping an 8-with the bat again it was due large- rurate length. You can't set the ly to the splendid team work of the side who let nothing slip. Excellent bowling was backed up by excellent fielding and catching. Dale at last out was a very good knock und in really got going and his innings was cluded 13 fours. A nice third delightful to watch. It was no blind wicket partnership with plenty of logging but an excellent judgment lively hitting was put up by Quayle in picking the right ball to hit (57) and Leach (66 not out). He certainly hit it quite hard, and Full score and analysis: had nine fours and two sixes in his
Kowloon 0.0. Brace and Hayward with
field for tripe.
HONG KONG'S FIRST INNINGS.
very
02.
Hong Kong had about 17 minutex before tifin and Hayward and Brace went in. Braddell bowled from the Law Courts end with rather eurious field' for a fast bowler. He had a fine leg backward abort patient and polished cricket had Jeg forward short leg and mid on, paved the way. The former did with, one deep slip and a square third man. Richards bowled not quite get the ball so well away at the other end and the batsmen as did Hayward, who batted in his freeest and most attractive style wisely took things very easily.
After the tiffin interval Braddell and hit 8-fours, Saver showed a bowled at the Naval Yard end and welcome return to form and Kamsey Lewis went on at the other. Hay played a watchful innings. Fincher ward and Brace played nice quiet was good and for him quite live-
lyT ericket and then jivened, the game. Malaya's bowling was not too dead-
MALAYA PLUCK.
ly but their fielding was very keen." In spite of the leather-hunting Both batsmen were driving power- they had, I take off my hat to the fully and hitting prettily to leg. In Malayan fielding. They put down the nineties Hayward gave a very nothing in over three hours hard. hard chance to Ford for a c and b, work wave two almost impossible driving the ball hard and high and b's. Their ground work wae atraight back. The bowler got his very good and Jordan kept excel- hands hard to it, but it was too lently. It, was their bowling that fast to hold and he did well to failed against, our powerful bata, save the four.
The pair seat up Richards bowled most of the time the hundred without being separat and his 6 for 83 in 27.3 overs is a ed but nt 102 Brace had a go at fine performance. They tell me, he Richards, bowling at the Law can boyl all day. But he did not Courts end now, and was well taken get an awful lot of support at the at deep extra cover in front of the other end. Ford was the best and Pavilion by Lewis.
be sent down a lot of loose balls.
Kowloon started none too well. losing five wickets for 31.rung; but Erskine, and Mellor added 108 rans Erskine's 64 nob between them.
B. D. Evana, b Rawsthorne 22 F. E. Lawrence, b Isanes... -✪ GA, V. Hall, b Rawsthorne "0 Capt. Graham, b Rawsthorne @
2. NORTH POINT.
In the regular departmental match of the Hong Kong Electric Co., the Head Office beat the North Point by
40 runs,
Scores
Head Office,
J. R. Way, b Abbas
I. Hassan, Lb.w., b Norming-
ton........
11
0
F. A. Wahab, b Ahban..... 21- S. J. Stanesby, a Vickers, b
Muskett
36
W. H. Murdock, b Abbas...... H. F. Akehurst, b Muskett... 12 T. P. Saunders, e and b Nor-
mington......
10
BOORAO NO
12
A. S. Temail," h Mohammed... 4 H. M. Britto, b Abbas H. S. Jones, not out C. G. Silva, run out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Abbas...
Normington Muskett Mohammed
North Point,
8. Deacon, b Ismail,
JF. Fanny, run out
192
2. w. 30 3 28
4
5
34
6 : 0
9
3.5 0
21
1
1
7
G. Vickers, c Saunders, b
Way
30
0
D. Mohammed, c and b Way 0
13
W. B. Muskett, b Way
F. Normington, b Way
T. L. Foster, cand b Mur-,
dock
E. F. Fincher, b Rawsthorne 1 Capt. Erskine, not out ...... 84. F/O. Mellor, b Ollerdessen... 44, Capt. Bevis, e Leach, b Olles-
dessen in
Capt. Gardner, e Barnes, b
Óllerdessen Extras
...Total (for 8 wkts,, dec.)196
W. G. Guest and J. C. Lyal did not bat.
Fall of wickets:-1 for 1, 2 for 14: 3 for 42; 4 for 44; 5 for 51; 8 for 159; 7 for 165; & for 196.
Bowling Analysis.
S. Abbas, not out
S. O. Bax, b Abdul-Wahab.
S. J. Clarke, run out! A. R. Cox, b Abdul Wah
Extras
Total
17 5
0. M. W. 81 24 1 3 .41 61
Bowling Analysis
0.
".
164 1 20
60 3
Way Ismail Murdock
10
1
4
10
1
3
0
Abdul-Wahab
Intacs Rawsthorne ... 11 Leach Ollerdessen Stokes
Kowloon Reserves. R.A. Reserves.
Playing at home the Kowloon F.C. went down by the only, goal: of the match which was scored by Jobe for the RA.
South China Ae University,
Turning up on the St. Joseph's ground short-handed, the Students went down to South China by four clear goals.
DIVISION II. " B."
St. Joseph's Reserves v. China Athletic.
The division champions lost to the | Athletic juriors on the St. Joseph's ground. The Athletic had a three goals lead at the interval, the storers being, Li Hing Ching, Wong Hing Cheng and Loo Chi In. The second half was evenly contested, St. Joseph's scoring through A. tested sporting game and was ad-Ward and S. Lee. La Hing Ching." Taikoo meet Craigengower, last mirably handled by the referee. The scored twice in this half for the
China Athletic. expected. The Kowloon Bowling keenness and not to any deliberate South China "A". Boy Scouts. few fouls were the result of over- Green Club won his trophy the disregard of the rules. After some At Kowloon," the Scouts were first time it was put up in 1025. even play with the Guards having beaten by South China by four goals The Singles Championship. slightly the best of matters, Me- to one. Chung Ping Fai (3) and Niven opened for them from per. Ping Kang Wing scored for South By defeating
Russell W.
fect centre by Chapman. Moss was China, while Chan Yee Tin scored (K.B.G.C.) by one point, 21-20, on the Police R.C. ground on Satur temporarily injured en mêlée fol- for the Boy Scouts. day. R. Lapsley (Kowloon Dock lowing a fine shot by Chapman. R.C.) qualed to meet J. Brown Half time found the Guards lead- (also of Kowloons Dock R.C.) the ing 1-0. final of the Open Singles Cham pionship of the Colony.
The final takes place on the same day as the Spay Cup, namely next Saturday, December 3rd.
SATURDAY NIGHT'S CONCERT.
AJOURNMENT TO CLUB DUE RAIN,
Rein spoiled the open air concert arranged on Saturday evening on the Hong Kong Club ground in honour of the Interporters," and only half the programme was car- ried out. There was a large attend ance including H.E. the Officer Ad- ministering the Government (The Hon. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.) and
'Mrs. Southorn..
The band of the K.O.5.B.'s, under W. H. FitzEarle, Bandmaster A.R.M.C., was extraordinarily good, especially in their accompaniment to Mrs. Sanger. Others who gave Bongs were Mr. H. E. Gardner and Mr. A. E. Store, with Mr. W. J, Johaston supplying some capital humorous numbers,
South China "B" v. Kowloon
"B."
LEAGUE POSITION UP TO
DATE:
The second half; opened with the
Kowloon "B" put up a good fight Queen's pressing but the Guards but went down on their own ground soou took the offensive and Moss was by five goals to one. Pearse scored beaten by Smith. Towards the end for Kowloon, the Queen's rallied but the finni whistle sounded with the Guards the wingers by two goals to nil.
The winners played fine thrustful football every
man pulling his weight. Smith was a dashing leader; and McNiven the brains of the for- cluding matches played on Satur ward line. Scott did well at centre day, are appended:
Division I. half. The backs were very sound and Jackson in goal, by his two fine saves in the first half, did his side yeoman service.
Hooper and Morris were the pick of the Queen's defence, and Her ridge appearing for the first time played well in the forward line. Larkin might have done better with a little more support.".
The "League tables, up to and in,
Goals P. W. D. L. F. A. P. China Athletic... 98 1.05 317 Scots Guards.10 4 4 2 17 10 15 7.4 21.12 6:10 Recreio
8341:10 6 19 0.8.B Queen's Regt. 414 25 13 BA..
Air Force Police
84 13 15 14 10.3 25 13:13
0 9 2 5 4 0
Teams! Queens:-Moss, Bunn, Hooper, Kowloon 8:21 5.0 19 Cantis, Morris, Gasson, Larkin, South China.....10 1 3 0 8 34 Richardson, Gill, Barclay, Her Hong Kong F.C. 8.2 1 6 5 19. ridge.
Division II.A."
་་ ་་ *Goals! P. W. D. L. F. A
8 8 003
Guards: Jackson. Hurst, John- son, Carnwell, Scott, Hunter, "Mor- timer, McNiven, Smith, Bratter, K.0.6.B. Chapman,
E.0.8.3.'s . BAT
St. Joseph's 97 1 12919 S. "China "B05. 2 á Chima Athletic: 85 0 3 10 A good game was expected be- Recreio... 8:32-3-14. tween these teafus at Bookungoo After the interval the night, which had been beautifully fine and and both teams proved to be in fine. Res Kowloon star lit, clouded over and rain fettle, play being fast throughout, University
absent from the S. China
8 3.0 3/5 91:35
82 180
began to falightly at first, but Anderson was then heavily The Chairman, an- K.O.S.B.'s goal, his place being Club Reserves.. 710 nounced that it had been decided taken by McDougall.
On the K.O.S.B.'s left wing,
to move to the club and the com- pany re-assembled in the large Alexander and McGlinchey were lounge on the first Bloor where Sergt. Major Walker and others nobly did without a piano and con- tributed popular items, Mr. W. H. Allison giving a startlingly lifelike imitation of the village idiot,
It was, by the way, the first time that ladies have been allowed into the Cricket Club.
0 2 0 7
Division IL "B
P. W. D.1
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showing some of their real form. Prominent in the, R.A.F. attack Chinn Athletic.. 7 8 1 were Vernon and Robbins. The Kung Woo 8 4 1
8 3 2017, play of the halves on both sides St. Joseph's.. were good and had a lot to do with B Ching B 8 3 1114
Moslems the result
aw reflects the stand S. China "A
Boy Scouts Kowloon
A goalless draw ard of play.
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7 3 1 1 2
8 2 114 195
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