LOCAL CRICKET.
KOWLOON SCORE A
DOUBLE.
“TAIKOO BEAT WAYFOONG.
CIVIL SERVICE v. INDIAN K.A, "A"
Ora of the best matches seen this was played between the Civil Service Cricket Club and the Indian Recreation Club “A "on the farmer's ground The Home team who batted Brst played a sparkling innings and declared at 167 runs for wickets, features of their being a splendid. contribution of es by de Rome and a century third wicket partnership between Evans and de Rome which realised 117
BA ט?
The Indians replied brilliant ly and at the close of play had com- Filed 153 runs for 5 wickets.
Scores:
The Kowloon Cricket Club, hold era of the Senior Division Lengue Shield, created a surprise on Satur day in the course of the regular League matches by beating the Royal Navy easily.
Thor Are creeping up the Table and by their last performance they bid fair, to hold their own against the Univer sity who ate now occupying the top position. Both teams have the distinction-of-being undefeated-so- far, but the University are more favourably placed as they have wön! all their matches to date, while Kowloon hare dropped two points. Indian with the by drawing Recreation Club "A." The ather Clubs competing have each lost a good percentage of points and it can safely he said that Kowloon and University will ultimately battle for premier League honours, unless something extraordinary happens.
In the Second Division develop. mente are also taking place as the result of the three matches decided on the week-end. The University and Recreio; the two leading teams, did not feature, but their respective 'positions are somewhat secure, as on the form shown they are the two strongest sides. They bave yet to peet and until they do the issue. for the Shield will still be at large. The RA.O.C. who had hitherto run neck tw neck with the Club de Recreio for the runners-up position un. expectedly failed in their match against the Kowloon Cricket Club and have, therefore, weakened their position," while their victors (Kow. loon), who failed to make much of
impression in the opening of the: season, are now improving by leaps and bounds and at the present, they have earned the right to occupy the position next to the Club de Recreio and R.A.0.C. In another match
20
Oivil Service 0.0.
G. R. Sayer, e Madar, b A.
R. Minu
F. J. de Rome, e O. Ismail,
bF, M. el Arculli ................................ 0% A. E. Wood, b A. R. Minu B. D. Evans, e and b F. M.
el Arculliinem E. W. Hamilton, Currcem,
0
35
b F. M. el Arculli 0 B. C. K Hawkins, l.b.w., b
Currecro
13
H... Strange, c A. R. Minu.
b Madar
3
F. H. Holdman, not out ........... 19
Extras
D
Total (for 7 wkts., dec.).176 W. H. Edmonds, E. B. Reed,. and F. J. Ling did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. *.
29
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1928.
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
"WAYFOONG" e "TAIKOO,"
The annual match between the Hong Kong-and-Shanghai Bank Wayfoong) and Butterfield and Swire (Taikoo) proved an attractive' encounter and after some high sear g by both aides Taikoo won by wickets.
Clark (Bank) was.top scorer of the match with 67 ras and 3foor (48) made the highest score for the winners....
Scores :-
"Wayfoong" (Bank).
R. A. Green, run out *........... M. D. Scott, b Hinton
II. V, Parker, b Griffin
གླ༥༣༣⌘°
G. R. Clark, e Chaloner, b
Wallace-main are 87- J. Hall, not oue........
M. G. Mills, not but...
Extras.....
35
Total (for 4 wkts., dec.).107
G. D. Mead, F. H. Penty- cross, E. P. Streatfield, T. É Hammond and R. W. Ie did nut bat.
Bowling Analysis,
Hinten .. Grilin
Crawford
3
Chaloner.
Wallace.........
0.
7 Q 41
13 1 65
3 0
12
Q
1 Q 0
3 0 €
#Talkoo" (B. and B.).
A. el Arculli 3 Rumjahn
F. M. et Arculli 9 2 A. R. Minu...... 11 1 ,40 Curreem Nadar
7 5
41
S7
0 12
A. H. Gillingham, e Hall, b
Hammond
3 0
A. H. Rumjahn, þ Evans
Indian R.C. "A."
A. 1 Arculli, 1.b.w., b Hamil-
ten.........
8. A. Iemail, run out O. Ismail, b Hamilton
A. R. Minu, b. Sayer
A. H. Madar, not out ............ 3. S. A. Curreem, not out
Extras
0. Moor, c Lee. b Parker... 45
H. Parsons, e Pentycross, b
8
H. Spicer, b Lee.
J. D. H. Crawford, not out 25
32
17
J. R. Hinton, not out
Extrak
24
Total (for 5 wickets)...155 S. H. Ismail, A, K. Minu, F. M. el Arculli, and T. Hamet did not bat.
Bowling Analysiä.
Reed Ling Evans "Hamilton"
Sayer
30
Total (for 4 wickets) ...160
J. S. Robinson, R. W. Wal- luce, H. Griffin, R. M. Chaloner. and R. W. Lee did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
#.
0.
E.
Lee
19 · 1
45
0. H. K...W.
11 В
28
0
Parker Hammond Hall
12 3
32
1
8 129
+ 1 0 1 I
4 0
-10
11
1 49
1
B 0 30
0 30
DIVISION II.
KOWLOON C.C. v. R.A:O.C.
In a remarkably lowing scoring of the day, an interesting result was match, the Kowloon Cricket Club had the better of the R.A.0.C. on the victory of the Royal Engineers their own ground and won by the over the Hong Kong Electric Co narrow margin of 65 runs. Neither wole the Police won their second-teams-reached 40 rana Keer bowl match at the expense of the Tamarg was the feature of the match
In the Senior Division only two matches were played in one of which Kowloon, as stated, beat the Royal Navy while the Indians "A" and Civil Service played a drawn Various friendlies were also played, the most interesting af which was the annual fixture be- tween Wayfoong and Taikoo which rosulted in a win for the latter..
The details follow:-
pame.
LEAGUE DIVISION 1.
ROYAL NAVY & KOWLOON C.C.
and Overy (Kowloon) distinguished himself by performing the hat trick." The highest score of the day was H. T. Baxton For Kowloon Lec took 4 wickets for 13 and Overv 0 for 11. For the .A.0.0. Lake had 4 for 21 and. Hale for 18. Both pairs bowled unchanged.
Scores:-
Kowloon 2nd XI 37.- R.A.0.C. 32.
POLICE R.G. v. H.MS. “1 TAMAR."
In an exciting 'match on their own ground, the Police Recreation Club beat the Tamar by a small margin. They first dismissed their opponents for 74 runs only, but did not fare
|
CRAIGENGOWER »,
R.C.
CHINESE
On their own ground the Craigen- gower drow with the Chinese Re- creation Club Honours were even- ly divided, the Home team declaring at 171 runs for 8 wickets and the Chinese replying with 150 for the loss of 7 wickets. A. Kitchell (26), H. P. Lim (24), E, Zimmern (29), A B Hamion (21) and 5. Abbas 23, not out) were the principal con- tributors for the Home side, while Tsui Yu Pun (51 not out) and W. C. Hung (33) did best for the visitors. H. C. Hung was the best bowler taking 5 wickets for 27 runs.
HONG KONG C.C. v. ROYAL NAVY,
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
DOUBLE WIN. FOR THE KU.S.B'S.
→→INCIDENTS DURING A JUNIOR LEAGUE GAME.
DIVISION II. "A"
South China.. B" r, Raczelo. ROIDIVOS.
Incident" marrcil this game." spectators and one player being at fault."
The following are the results of matches played on Saturday last ......... Hong Kong League: Division I. -R.A.4. Queen's Regt. O
K.O.S.B.'. 6 South China, 2. Hong Kong F.C., §; R.A.F., 2. ... Division II. ** AZI China Athletic Reserves, 4; Uni-
Both teams arrived a player short versity 1. South China "B".3; Club de Re and after a delay of ten minutes
creio Reserves, 1.
the game was started without the E.O.S.B.'s Reserves, 2; R.A. Re-absent players. Friction between
,serves, 1.
Division II, 2 South China "B," 4; Boy Scouts,
1.
St. Joseph's Reserves, 1; Kowloon
"B" 1.
China Athletic 0; Kung Woo, 0. The following games were not played
:
Division II "A" South China "A" d. Kowloon Re-
serves,
Hong Kong F.C. Reserves v. St.
Joseph's.
Friendly. Kowloon F.C.. 1; Hong Kong
Police 0.
NOTES ON THE GAMES.
HEY.0. E.A.I. This game was played on the Hong Kong F.C. ground before a poor attendance. Bishop led the Clubj attack and worried the 'R.A.F. de- fence throughout. With a little luck he would have scored two goals in the first half for he had Avery beaten but the goalie seemed to have a charmed life, the ball striking him and rebounding to play. Vernon being the only danger to the Club defence.
Vernon opened the score with a fast cross shot giving Bodger no chance and soon after, Taylor scored with a wing shot. Chances were missed, and the trami crossed over with the score one all. -
The second half was keenly con tested and again ever keenness lost chances of scaring. The R.A.F. took the lead through Armitage, who took the ball from a rebound of the crossbar from a shot by Vernon, and beat Rodger with a well placed shot. Simpson made amends for missing a good change by beating Avery within the goal area. Both teams tried hard for the lead, but the final whiste sounded with the acore two goals all.
K.0.8.B.. South China. At Caroline Hill, the "K.O.S.B's
two opposing players in the opening minūtes caused the Chinese specta- tors to rush on the ground, but play was resumed and the field cleared. Roza Pereira opened the score for the Recreio and Wan Kiu Chui
levelled up for South China. The second half was keenly, contested and a penalty kick for fouling was | awarded South China, Tong Kwan. converting. The Recreio goalkeeper was ordered off the field. Another penalty converted by Tong Kwan gave South China the match, by three goals to, 1.
China Athletic r. University. The University folded & wenk side against the Athletic on the St. Joseph's ground and went down by four goals to one. At the interval, the Athletic were leading by two clear goals. Chan Woon Yin, Pang Chee On, Chan Chiu Hong and Choi Ping Fan scored for the Athletic, and Szeto for the University.
K.O.S.B.'s v. R.A.
L.
The K.O.S.B.'s Reserves COD- tinned their run of successes when they beat the RA. in a well con tested game on the Garrison ground at Sonkunpeo by the odd goal in three.
LAWN TENNIS.
AMERICAN TOURNAMENT AT LIRIC.
MAJOR AND MRS. LUCAS WINNERS.
very
successful American Tournament was held at the Ladies' Recreation Club on Saturday after noon when some excellent play was seen. The tournament was a mixed doubles divided into two sections and the winners in either section met in the final. The players in the two sections were
"A!! Section.
Major and Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. James and B. Grigor.. Miss Payton and N. Evans. Mrs. Russell Brown and I. Highet. Lady Stuart Taylor and W. A.
Nowers.
"B" Section
Mrs. Lynch and G., W. Sewell. Mrs., Grigor and P. E Parker. Mrs. Davenport Browne and Q, C.
Womack.
Mrs. Graig and C. Grove. Mrs. Shellshear and C. P. F.
James
Eventually Major and Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Lynch and G. W. Sowell emerged winners from their respec- tive section and met in the finál, which was decided by one sot.
There was a keen and exciting struggle which ended in a victory for Major and Mrs. Lucas, who were. deservedly applauded, the scores being 9-0 in their favour. Each pair had the lead alternately, and the climax was reached when 8-all was called. Major and Mrs Lucas then, however, asserted themselves and by dint of greater resourceful- ness snatched the next two games. Major Lucas distinguished himself by his overhead work which was a Feature of the match, his net play being especially deadly.
CLUB.
ADAMSON CUP.
The Gunners played nine men only in the first half when the K.0.9.8's took advantage scoring the goal that gave them full points ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF Craig scored with a wing shot. Each side scored once in the second balf. Tonl heading in from a centre by Skiggs and the Gunners inside right beating McDougall with a fast ground shot. The Gunners nearly succeeded in taking the first point from the K.0.8.B.'s this sea- son. Just on time McDougall made A full length dive to turn out a fast shot. The Gunners were well served in goal.
DIVISION II,.“ B.""
St. Joseph's Reserves v. Kowloon "B".
On the St. Joseph's ground, the above teams divided the points in a well contested game. MeGran scored for the, College team in the first half and Nicholls levelled up for Kowloon in the second.
A struggle for the winning goal
was unsuccessful.
"China Athletic r. Kung Woo. A very fast game was seen on the abové teams, the game ending in a goalless draw.
The Adamson. Cup January the between A. E. Clarke and W. Sayers resulted in a win for the former, as the latter scratched.
INTERPORT FOOTBALL
TEAMS.
DUE HERE" TO-DAY,
인
Thos Hong Kong Interport eccoET and rugby football teams were to leave Shanghai on Saturday on the. ss. President Madison, and are due
here to-day.
Apart from the brief information cabled by Reuter that Hong Kong were defeated in the laternart Boccer match, and that they had won the Interport rugby match, no results of further matches have core to hand.
The President Madison will pro-
taining reports of the Interport and other matches, etc., in which case it will be possible to publish | ́details of the games,
RACING NOTES.
SATURDAY'S GALLOP,
[BY RAPIER]
•There, wna na unusually largu crowd round the rails at Happy Falley early on Saturday morning, endeavouring to pick up a few erumbs of information. The Indies present were Mrs. R. J. Paterson, Dunbar and Mrs Hogg. A few “Mrs~G~C~~Mackła, Mrs ̋andTMMiss
ser are given below. The gallops, were on the grass puless otherwiso stated:-
..
Box Eve, 1 miles:-40; 1.10;
1.57.93.06.2 Comrade, mile: -31.2;
1.49.8; 2,20 Last quarter 30.3. Brown Jug, mile:38; 1.13.3;
1.463 Last quarter 33. Dumfries, mila:-35; 1.00.3;
1.42.3. Last quarter 33 Eliot Bay, 1 miles:-39; 1,17:
1.4.5 9.31.97 2013.- Lask quafter 30.1.
Morinagher, 1 mile:-335 1.07.3; 1.49 2.16.4. Last quarter 33.4.
Northern Stag, 1 mile:—2994. Young Pretender, 1 mile);
116.3; 1.50; 290.4. East quar- ter 30.4.
Sitting Bull. I§ miles :--37; 1.12; 148) 9.23; 2.55.9; 3.97. Last quarter 31.3.
November (sand). 19 miles:-33:
1.09.3; 1.43; 217,4; 2.40.4. Last quarter 39
Baloo, 1 mile-35; 1010; 1.45; *£189; 2,62. Lase quartar 33.3. Deep Water Bay, 14 miles:—38;
1.13.2; 1.51.2; -2.27,2; -23812. Last quarter 30, Heir Apparent, 1 mile:-123; 1.13,2; 1,47.3; 218. Last quar- ter 30.2
Bing Boy, 1 milo:-10; 1.15; 1.50; 191.2 Last quarter 31.9. Chesapeake Bay, mile-30; 1.10.2; 1.40.2. Last quarter
30..
Peck, 1 miles:-44; 1.90; 1.56.9;
2.35:3.11.4; 3.44.4. Last quar tør 33.
Coos Bay, 1 miles:-38; 211;
1.47; 22; 258; 3.28.2 Lant quarter 33.2.
Southern Stag, 1 mile:40; 1.15;
1.49; 2.29. Last quarter 34. Pickle,1 miles:41.9; 1.15: 1.55.3; 2.31.3; 3.07; 3.37.2 Last quarter 30.2 Madeira, 1 mile :-35,3; 1,10; 1.45;
9.18.1. Last quarter 33.1. Winsome Bag, 11 miles:-35;
1-18.4; 1.54.2; 2.27.4; 257.4. Last quarter 30, Bakera Bay 1 miles:-407 1,18,2;.
1.87; 2.35.9; 3.08.4; 8.40.1. Last quarters 31..
Sidi Bishi, 1 mile-45.3; 124: 2.01; 234,2 Last quarter 33.24€
PORTUGUESE MATCH. MACAO MEET-RECREIO.
The Club de Recreio were en feta. in honour of the visit of the Macao High School students on Saturday to King's Park. A tennis match. on the League system was a fer- tare of the afternoon's entertain ment and great interest was taken by the local Portuguese community.
strong Approximately 100
from Maeno were on the grounds.
Failing light unfortunately pre but at the close of play the local side had 44 games against 22 to their credit, having won four out of the six sew
The second strings of the Hong took the field without Davey and King's Park ground between the sibly bring Shanghai papers con- vented a decision being reached, Kong Cricket Club and the Royal Anderson, Boyes played in gual and Navy met on the former's ground, the Home team winning easily. Everest took the pivotal position. Batting first the winners declared Ip. Pak Wah and Wong Mes Shun at 177 runs for. 8 wickets. H. J.
were late arrivals for South China, W. Ker Tait made 31. J. their position being filled by Armstrong, carrying his bat for 77 Barrow and R. Weat 20. The Wah Hing and Chan Son Royal Navy were dismissed for 61 runs only. Lt.-Comdr. Moore (17), Lt.-Comdr Pears (12) and Lt. double figuros. Hancock took 4 wickets for 30 runs and Hampton 3 referee. S.-Sergt. Gilbert, to clear halt in the game was called for the
гиль.
South China "B"r. Boy Scouts.
On the Kowloon F.C. ground, Souh China beat the Scouts by four goals to one." The "B" team had Panga lend of a goal to nil at the in- terval. Li Shin Hong (2), You Tin The soft ground favoured South Wah and Ho Chiu Wing scored for China in the opening half, and South China and Yau Ying Hong Pang Walk Hing opened the score, for the Boy Scouts.
On their own ground the Royal Navy went down badly to the Kow. loon Cricket Club, losing by G Missed for no runs, Brace being much better losing mine. wicked wickets. Batting first they were all chiefly responsible for the debacid before equalising and they eventual- Comdr. Hawkins (11) reaching K.O.S.B.'s forced a corner and a
ly made 82 runs. Alexander bowled well taking wickets for 35 runa, while Beasley took 3 for 39 runs. For the Tamar Bradley made 38, while for the Police Thorpe made
although the Kowloon bowling was effective all round.. Brace captured B wickets for 18 runs. The winner lost only 4 wickets in passing their opponents' total, Brace being ton scorer with 27, not out and E. F. Fincher made 23.
Scores:-
Royal Navy.
1t. Salter, Eb.w.; b Lyal
0
Lt. Cecil, b Brace
19
Surg. Lt. Bingham, b Brace... 12
LA.C. Trasley, b Brace
4
Rey, Venn, e E. F. Fincher,
b Brace...
Pty Lt.Cdr. Shaw, b Ross
J
Lt.Cdr. Collinson, b Brace... 3 Lugg. e E. F. Fincher, b
Brace
14
2
Lt. Walter, not out winner E.R.A. Sparrow, b Brace....... 8 Tel. Wood, Lyal, b Brace 2!
Extras
27.
Scores:-
EM.S. Tamar 742- Folice R.C.-82.
HONG KONG ELECTRIC CO. v. ROYAL ENGINEERS.
for 11:
UNIVERSITY v. CIVIL
SERVICE.
the line before the kick could, bo taken. Campbell sent behind from the flag kick. Fung King Cheong put South China "further ahead during a mix up in the goal ares. Hall-time South China, 2; K.O.S.B.'s, 0..
On their own ground, the Univer sity 2nd beat the Civil Service and
The K.O.S.B.'s took complete, by 159 runs to 80. For the winners A. T. Leo scored 52, H. T. Barma charge of the game in the second At King's Park, the Hong Kong. B. Sulieman 20 and W. M. hall, Campbell (3), Gardiner, Stork Gittins 2 Bullen and Gill took 4 | and Everest scoring. Alexander on Electric Co. failed in their match wickets each for 34 and 20 runs res- the left wing was very prominent against the loyal Engineers losing pectively, H. F. Harper (22) and and had much to do with the
The winners first cum- by 83 ruas.
Gill (12) were the only visiting bata E.0.8.B.'s victory. Li Tin Sang piled 147
to which Syn
reach double figures. played a sound defensive game, Durand contributed 350. Capt.
whin Chan Tek Kwan played well Carnegie 27 and Sga. Penny 22 Gittins took 6 wickets for 18 runs,
in goal. South Chins forwards were Gongyer and Henison then ran
very weak in the second half and through the Electricians taking 5
Boyes had next to nothing to do for 1 and 5 for 33 respectively. G. G. Thomson (9) was the highest
scorer.
Scores:
R.E, 1-17.
10
Total...........
85
Bowling Analysis, ****
W
11.1
Goodwin
8 0 21
0
18
8
0 10
Clubs,
Lyal
*Brace Ross
Kowloon C.G...
E C.-Fincher, run-out-me-10.
E. F. Fincher, e and b.Shaw 25
W. Brace, not eut
A. W. Ramby, b Sparrow... 0
Bev. J. P. Murray,
b Sparrow
Extras
Shaw,"
20
83
Total (for 4 wickets),
Cant, F. G. Bevis, S. Good- vin. 8. E. Lawrence, J. C. Lyal;
8. Jez, N. H. Ross did not bat. Bowling Analysie.
Wood Sparrow
Tansley
Shaw
H.K. Electric R.C. 64.
"LEAGUE TABLES.
Division I,
M. W. L. D. Pts.
5.0 0 16
Royal Navy Indinn R.C. "A" 8
University Craigengower 8 39 3 12 3-2-01 21 3 9 Kowloon C.C....3 20 1 7 Chinese B.C 0 1 3 26 Civil Service Q 1 3 2 5 Royal Artillery 5 1 4 0 3 Indian R.C.. "R" 5 0,4 1 1. Division II.
Clubs...
men
to
FOURTH TEST MATCH.
ENGLAND DO MODERATELY WELL,
"BÁT ALL DAY ON FÁST
WICKET.
*(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCT.]
FRIENDLY.
Kowloon T.C. r. Hong Kong
Police.
These tennis being without a League fixture, arranged a friendly on the Kowloon F.C. ground. Kow-) icon winning by a goal to nil. The. Folice arrived shorthanded but the term was completed with the assist- ance of the Kowloon players. Kow Inon tried out another Navy man, Kernick, of H.M.S. Titania. The game was last and even throughout, McKelvie winning the game, for Kowloon in the first half.
-YESTERDAY'S GAME.
in this hulf," Final score: -K.Ü.E.B.'s, | SCOTLAND 1, “ TITANŢA ” 6; South China, 2.
E.A.. Queen's.
་
Scottish players met the Titania, the result being a draw of one goal.
In a friendly game played on Scoring twice in each half, the the H.K.F.O. yesterday, a team of R.A. won this game on the Sookup- poo ground against the Queen's. There was little to choose between all. Scotland played up: wall in the defence of both side but the defence and a tle more dash by R.A. were well served forward, the forwards would have given Where Leach was outstanding, scor: them a win. Logan kept goal for ing three goals off his own boot. Scotland in place of Rodger. The Hooper was a hard worker in the sailers were soon attacking but Queen's defence and once during Hurst and Johnson of the Guards the first half he was taking part in defended well. A shot from Me the attack, Leach scored early in Glinchey
at the time. The
JOHANNESLURG, January 28th The fourth test match between England and South Africa opened here to-day-the weather being cool
There were about form a centre by Smith. Only wild sailors then put or pressure and and overenst.
shooting by the Queen's forwards Benton turned into goal a pas 4,000 spectatora.
from Herbert, giving Logan Du South Africa won the toss and kept the R.A goal intact for in England was sent in to bat on aspite of hard pressure, Philpotta, chance. Halftime, one all. fast wicket The lunch score was the R.A. goalie, hdd-only one hot 67 for 1, Holmes being dismissed shot to deal with. Half-time: R.A, för a single and this was raised to 2; Queen's 0... 258 for 4 by the ten interval, E. Tyldesley having made 42 and Sut + cliffe 37.
the game and Hill put on the second being umiged the net, Brockman
M. W. "L. D. Pts.
University Recreio R.A.0.C. Kowloon C.CG
7 0
5 10 15
2.0 13. 1 1 1 13
5
Royal Navy
4
0. 1. E.
00 39 2
T.
H.K. Electric
240
G
Civil Service
Police R.Core.
06.
12 1
H.M.S. Tamar... 7.
0
150 Royal Engineers, 8
At the close of play England's total was 233 for 7 wickets Wyatt baying made $8.
Bcore-
England 233 for 7 wickets,
With the wind at their backa, the R.A. had most of the play in the serond half, but shooting was wild. Leach, however, walked through
Scotland had most of the game in the second half but failed to care. McKelvic failed to convert from s penalty, awarded for handling. Result one all
Should the going be on the heavy, side, Scotland will standi the defence and ecored with a fast chance against South China when rising shot. Another goal by Lench they meet to the final of the Sun- ended the scoring, the R.A. winning day Herald Charity Cup on Febru by four clear goals.
ary 25th
BOXING
(Under the Direction of Hong Kong Boring Association,).
A TIP-TOP PROGRAMME
AT THE
LEE THEATRE
PRECITAL STEEL,
SAT., 4th FEBRUARY Rounds Middleweight Championship Conta
of the Colony
SIGN. MORRIS
H.M. ARGUS. -Coming Champion
JOSE PINTOS DA SILVA Transport PERO DALEQUER, Middleweight Champion South Africa.
10 Rounds Welterweight Contest
LS. Hall Z H.M.S. AMBROSE.
Marine Frazer H.M.S. TAMAR
6 Rounds Welterweight Contest. H Stoker Sharples
H.M.S. AMBROBE. 3-
Marlie Harrins
ILMS. ARGUS.
6 Rounds Featherweight Contest. Signalman Shons
HME SERAPIS.
6 Rounds Welterweight Contest
Signalman Batson
ELM.S. IROQUEIS,
.
Stoker Broad
Pte Home
K.0.0.3.
Pte. Carney
·KO.8.B.
Toptanding6 Rounds Lightweight Contests,
HLM.8 SERAPH..
Pte. McGregor SCOTE GUARDS.
Booking at MOUTHIE'S for Members of the Hong Kong Boxing Association on Wednesday, 1st and Thursday, 2nd February General Public's Friday, 3rd and Saturday, 1th February,
Bingside Beats 85 others 3 & $1
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