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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1928.

THE WEEK-END SPORT. Cricket, Local and Home Football, Golf, Boxing, Yachting, etc.

LOCAL CRICKET.

UNIVERSITY STILL FORGING AHEAD,

LD. Pts. 0 0 15 23.1

CIVIL SERVICE. RA

In a high scoring match the Civil Service Cricket Club and the Royal Clubs. Artillery played a drawn gate an

University -the-former's ground. A sparkling Royal Navy

Craigengower CIVIL SERVICE DOING WELL. first wicket partnership between G. Indian R.C, "A":21 3

R. Sayer and F. J. de Rome yield-Civil Servicu.....

Kowloon C.C.....3 d 11 runs and, the Home Side Chinese R.C... 6 eventually declared at 180 runs for Royal Artillery

Indian RC. "B"

over

The University, who have occupied the leading position in the League Table since the early part of the season with maximum points all the time, "ennsolidated their position, the wook-end by decisively. beating the Indian Recreation Club "A." They are now more favour ably placed in the Shield competi- tion than the Kowloon Cricket Club,; their closest rivals, who are one peint down. Both have met the Indian Recreation Clab "A‚", but¦ the Kowloon Cricket Club drew with the Indians. The University, and Kowloon meet on Saturday, the lith.

Three League matches were play- ed, two in the Senior Division. The University's victory over the Indians was due to more effective play in all departments of the game. Civil Service met with unexpectedly strong opposition in the match with the Royal Artillery, the latter managing to draw the match. The Civil Servants again put up a fine atting performance and made the highest aggregate for the day. An- other big individual effort has again to be recorded to them. The Royal Artillery replied strongly and earn ed their point. The RA.O.C. beat, the Hong Kong Electric Company. in the only match of the day in the. Junior Division,

· LEAGUE-DIVISION 1.

INDIAN R.C., "A"

UNIVERSITY.

On their own ground, the Indian Recreation Club"A"failed against the University and lost by 82 runs.

The winners batted first and by consistent play compiled the big total of 107 runs, the chief contri- butors being A. A. Rumjahn (20),; F. I. Zimmern (37), A, P. Guterres (33), and D. Laing (92). F. ́M, el Arculli did best with the ball for the Indians taking". wickets for 42 runs. The Indians started badly and lost their five first wickets for 3 runs only. The tail improved and helped by a useful contribution of 38 from A. R. Minu knocked up 83 runs. Lam took 3. wickets for 19 ruas, while Zimmera in 4. maiden" overs took 2 wicketr

Scores

University,

A. A. Rumjahn, c. J. S.

Ackber, b A. R. Minu

E. A. Lee, e nnd b A. R.

Minu

B. V. Gittina, b F. M, el

Arculli-

F. I. Zimmern, e

A. el

Arculli, b F. M, el Arrulli 37 D. K. Samy. b F. M. el

Arculli

C. W. Lam, run out......

A. P. Guterres, run out. 33

YACHTING.

RE-SAIL OF CHAMPIONSHIP

RACES

SATURDAY'S EVENTS.

RACING NOTES.

[Br RAPIER]

With only

week to go before the opening day interest is quicken- ing in the annual race meeting.

In connection with "the Royal | This was evidenced by the big crowd Hong Kong Yacht Club, the sixth round the rails on Saturday, morn. championship race for the racing ing and more especially by the pre- clames was re-scaled-on-Saturday. sence of Mr. F.-B. Marshall with- The race applied to those yachts in out whom the picture would not be the "I and G" classNI,

complete.-

The race was won by Joan. A menagerie race and a Service sailing race wore also ailed, Pierrette winning the former, whilst H. S. Seraph's whaler won a fine race from the Sirdar's entry in the latter,

The results were:-

LEAGUE TABLES.

Division I M. W

0 6 8 3 8

อง

ន

0 Division H.

M. W. L. D. Pts.

0 0

0 18

] 17 15

1 1 13

Royal Navy...

40 D

H.K. Electric .... 6

3 0 B

Civil Service...... 6

4 0

Police R.C...?

3 0

43.

Royal Engineers. 8

H.M.S. Tamar... 7

Leach, b

Joan Halcyon Fiking

Ailan...

wickets. A big effort by Leach who made 73 enabled the Royal Artillery to reply effectively and when stumps were drawn they were runs behind with one wicket to

Inll.

Scores:-

Civil Service 0.0. G. R. Sayer, b Musson F. J. de Rome, run out

B. D. Evans, Leach,

·Musson

E. W. Hamilton,

Musson

B. C. K. Hawkins, b Mad-

docks

A. R. Sutherland, and b

Maddocks

H. E. Strange. 1.b.w., b 3lus-

F. H. Holdman, e Fogden, b

3fusson

R. S. W, Paterson, b Miller, 0 W. H. Edmonds, not out... U

Extras

Total (för o wkts,, dec.).180

F. J. Ling did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

O. H. 17.4*

Muszon Leach Howard Bennett

Bacon...

Maddocks Miller'

X. w 5

6 0 .39 1] 0 13 ฎ.

0 18

0 15

1 18

2 0 4

Eoyal Artillery.

Miller. b Ling ...

Gint. Maddocks, e Hamilton,

b Evans

Sgt. Leach, b Ling

Capt. Howard, e Sayer, b

Edmonds........

Lt. Musson, 1.b.w., b Evans d Mr. Gor. Fogden, e Evans, b.

Hamilton ......

B. 8. M. Bennett, c Ling, b

Edmonds

Gnr. Bacon, run out..... Br. Hole, not out Broadbridge, b Edmonds ...... Sgt. Ginzebrook, not out...

Extras............

Total (for 9 wkts.)

Bowling Analysia.

.173

0. M. E,

46 2 10 0 35 E 135

Ling Evans Hamilton 8 Sayer

3 ย

Edmonds......

5 1 20

DIVISION I.

R.A.O.C. r. HONG KONG

- ELECTRIC CO.

Clubs. R.A.0.C... Univeraity Recreio

Kowloon Co.

FRIENDLY MATCHES,

KOWLOON C.C. ad . HONG

KONG C.C. 2nd.

pressure.

The Derby is the centre of attrac tion and Mr. Dynasty's selection: continues to wear well whilst Mr. R. J. Paterson's November is rapidly gaining favour, Mr. Bulteel takes his mount round cannily and scems at no time to press the pony. It is certainly pretty to watch and the result is good but I should. very much like to know what the pony really can do ander a bit o' Anyhow Mrs. R.J." is quite satisfed and she has very little to learn about the training of ponies. Eliot Bay is going well and should be well in the Champions. City Hall and Town Hall are, I understand, in rather a parlous state, and it is doubtful whether they will start at the meeting. Mr. Ho Kom Tong is rather out of lack just now but then all ownere strike bad patches af some time or other.

My choice of the best dozen saba 3.38.071 is: 0-Moon, Dumfries, Movanacher, 4.00.29 3.59.113 Fretwhile, Balou, Kaa, Fair Eyes,

Championship Race.. Coursa-Lyemun Beacon (P), Cust Rock Buoy (9), Channel Rocks (8). Distance 5 miles.

Finish- Correct-

ed Time. Time. 4.36.44 4.30.21 4.38.51 4.38.31 4.40.05 4.30.52 4.40.04 4.40.01 4.53,33 4.43.58 Menagerie Race, Course-Channel Rocks (S), Lyamun Beacon (P), Kawloon Rock (P). Distance 8.75 miles.

Theeta

'ings Diana Adele Zephyr Daphne..

The second strings of the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club played a drawn match on the latter's ground. The visitors batting first declared at 143 runs Pierrette for wickets, the principal con- tributors being W. K. Tait (45), C. P. James (18) and H. Griffin (18). Hargreaves-Brown took 4 wickets for 34 runs. Kowloon replied with 120 runs for the loss of 8 wickets when stumps were drawn. C. T. Evans was top scorer with 44 ruas and B. Petheram made not out. Tait was the most successful bowler taking 6 wickets for 40 runs.

“་

POLICE R.C. UNIVERSITY,

On their own ground the Police Recreation Club beat the University second string by 10 runs. The visitors who batted first compiled 128 runs, to which A. Chan Fook contributed (28), A. B. Sulieman '(23) and A, Haker (29) Alexander was in fine form with the ball taking 7 wickets for 81'runa. The Police re plied with 138 runs. W. Williamson scored 38, A. B. Baker 30, not out and others to reach double figures were W. E. Meadows (27), C. F. Alexander (13) and A. Reynolds (11),

CRAIGENGOWER, DIOCESAN

BOYS' SCHOOL,

The Diocesan Boys' School whe are doing very well this season beat! the Craigengower Cricket Club by wickets. The Home team batted first and compiled 111 runs to which Fritz (retired) contributed 39 while H. P. Lim made 14, N. Mackay 10, Y. Abbas 14, and U. M. Omar 14. Anderson took 4 wickets for 31 runs and F. R. Zimmern 2 wickets for 3 runs in six balls. The Diocesan boys replied with 116 for the loss of 8 wickets, Q. A. Lee was top scorer "with 30 runs, not out, and W. H. Kwan contributed 2. J. L. Young- Comsaye (14) was the only other hats. man to reach double figures.

On their own ground the R.A.0.C. feat the Hong Kong Electric pany in convincing style.

Scores:-

Electric R.U.

CE Gahagan, e Mocock, b

Hale

W. N. H. Murdock, e Hale, b

Lake

H. F. Akehurst, b Lake

S. Deacon, e Greenaway, b

Hale

L. de Rome, t and b Hale

ទីង ទូ

J. Barrow, run out

D. Laing, e S. H. Ismail, b

F. M. el Arculli

S. J. Stanesby, b Lake

W. H. Sling, e A. H. Run-

jahn, b Sulhad

A. T. Lee, not out

J. R. Way, e Burger, b Hale 2 W. B. Muskett, st. Green-

away, b Hale

Extras

T. P. Saunderson, run out

.167

H. S. Jones, e Bryant, b

Lake

Total

A. R. Minu

Curree................

F. M. el Arculli. 10.3 3 42

Suffiad Ackber ...... 1. 0 5

30 Indian B.C. "A"

A. H. Rumjahn, e C. W: Lam,

A. el Arcuili ....

J. C. Dunbar, not out

O. H. Br

At the conclusion of the "match the Craigengower Secretary, Mr. B. Basa, presented the Diocesan Boys' School with a quantity of cricket gear, and expressed appreciation of; the good form showed by the boys.

YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

RECREIO. VOLUNTEERS.

On the Recreio ground at King's Park, the Volunteers proved alto- gether too strong a combination for the Home team Against 71 runs, they knocked up 209 runs for wickets,

A. P. Guterres, o Ramsay, b

E. immern

Finish

ing. Time. 4.12.28

Correct

ed Time.

4:14.473.30.09

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

CHINA ATHLETIC AND SCOTS GUARDS DRAW AGAIN.

KEEN GAME BETWEEN QUEEN'S AND KOWLOON.

The following are the results of gumos played in the Hong Kong Lengue on Saturday:→

Division I.

Scots Guards 0, China Athletic 0. Kowloon F.C., Queen's Regt. 3. K.O.S.B.s, Hong Kong F.C. South Chine o, R.A.F. 0.

Division II." A.””-

St. Joseph's 6, S. China "A" 4. R.A. Reserves 4, S. Chinn "B" 0. K.O.S.B.s Reserves I. China

Athletic Reserves 1. Kowloon Reserves 1, University 1.

Division H. "B," South China "A"

Thud Kowloon "E" Joseph's Reserves. Thess matches were not played, South Chins and St. Joseph's failed to turn out.

Eung Woo.

NOTES ON THE GAMES."

GOLF."

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

lat ROUND WINNERS..

The following are the winners in the 1st round of the Junior Cham- planship, which had to be completed. yesterday:-

D. J. Gilmore beat A. Lanch. B. D. Evans beat D. Forbes. E. Grimble beat T. C. Monaghan. Major Lynch beat J. H. Little. CL Sandes beat A. D. Hug-

phreys

S. T. Batlin bent A, K. Hender-

soa.

F. Cowherd beat N. K. Little-

john.

D. G. Bruce beat H. G. Hegarty. The second round must be played on or before February 12.

THE WARATAHS.

ROUSING SEND-OFF

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]

Ruany, Feb. 3rd. The New South Wales Rugby football team, known as the Wara-

footballers including Admiral Royda They had a rousing send-off from a large edowd of Engilsh Rugby

air. C. C. Waxefield, the old Eng- President of the Rugby Union and ish Captain.

Hong Kong F. C. r. K.0.8.3.'s. H.K.F.C. ground and ended in a in this country, left Tedatington This game was played on the tabs, having completed their tour win for the KO.S.B.' The first to-day to embark at Liverpool for akhough the Club lost a couple of half was in favour of the K.O.S.B.'s Canada. chaners to score. Stewart was at back for the Club, while Scott came Ploughman, Loch Tar, Northern in at left balf. Smith should have 4.01.92) Stag, Skipper, Brown Jug. Subs given the Club the lead but he turned the ball just outside the post with Anderson out of position. Rodger had a few shots to deal with

the whie, shooting erratic. Halftime, no score.

In the second

4.15,00 3.50.13 4.22.11 Did not finish. -Service Esca Course --Channel Rocks (P) Kowloon Rook (P), rk on Lane (9), Cust Rock Buoy (S). ...

H.M.S. Seraph's

whaler (Lieut. Carey) H.M.S. Sirdar's whaler (C.P.O. Kent)

Finish. Correct-

ing

ed. Time,

Time.

4.19.31 4.19.31

4.24.15 4.24.13

F. E. Lawrence, retired..... 38 E. Zimmern, not qut A. Reid, b Reed

Extras

19 14

Total (for 8 wickets)...,200

Bowling Guterres, 1 for 48; Souss, 1 for 30; Alves, 1 for 63; Reed, 2 for 37,

INDIAN R.C "B". UNIVED-

SITY " B."

In another friendly match yester day, the UniversityB" best the Indian Recreation Club "B" easily on their opponent's ground at Soo kunpoo,

Scores:

Indian B.C.

M. P. Madar, e Karanjia, b

A. Aziz

... 38.

A. Butt, st. Chen, b Rod-

rigues

B. Nazarin, run out

A. 6. Sufiad, retired

D, Mohamed, st Chen, b

Baker

Sirdar Khan, c-Schroter, b

Kermani

18. 9

U. T. Thad, b Kermani4

A. Rahmin, run out

M. R. Abbas, b Kermani

E. M. Malughoy, e Sulieman,

b Clan Fook

A. H. Rumjahn, not out

Extras

Total

...116

Bowling: Kermani, 3 for14; A. Aziz, 1 for 20; Rodrigues, 1 for 13; Baker, 1 for 17; Ker-

mani, 3 for 14.

University.

S. R. Kermani, retired

H. T. M. Barma, e A, M.

Rumjahn, b Madar

A., B. Salieraan, c fafiad, b...

M. R. Abbas

need a lot of watching, as they change so quickly. When Dumfries came down his reception was by no

means cordial.

His Owner was not pleased to see

him, He looked like an underfed cow",

The whole thing seemed so d-d

silly,

But look at the bally thing now," The few crumbs of information I picked up on the rails are given below. All the gallops were on the sand track.

Movanagher, mile:-13.2; 1.05;

ter 322.

but on

Anderson.

WILLA

who beat the Queen's off his own boot. Kernick replaced Tiernan at inaide right for Kowloon, A. fast shot from Barclay left Angus half Davey standing and gave the Quem's an carly ka Kowloon were knock- and Everest kept the Club attacking at the Queer's door and when well in hand and Alexander scored Northey sent in a fast low shot it both goals for the winners. The was opened. The Queen's took the lead again, Caldicott converting a Club broke away and Simpson had penalty. Another rush by Kowloon good opening but sent straight to gave Northey an opening and he In the next minute netted with fine shot amidst

applause. Smith had an open goal but, was

Opening the second half two slow and Gardiner "cleared. The goals all, both team played bright. 1.38.2. Last quarter 33.2.

Club re-shuffled their, team but orisp football, the ball travelling Coos Bay, mile:-38; 110.1; this failed to improve it. The UP and down the field. Herridge

1.44. Last quarter 33.4.

beat Angus and gave the Queen's .0.8.B.'s deserved thair win Winsome Stag, 11 milea:-35;

the lead for the third time in the 1.19.1 1.48.9 2.21.3; 2.82

"Scots Guards v. China Athletic. game. Muir drew the defence and List quarter 30.2.

On the Garrison ground at Boo-

with Northey unmarked slipped the ball to him and the centre Bing Boy, 1 mile:-38.4; 1.18.4;

1.47; 2.18.3. Last quarter 31.3. kumpoo, The Scots Guards again banged it into the net. The score Montery Bay, 11 miles:-37; 1.12; checked the China Athletic and was now three all but McKelvis

-1.47.2; 2.20.3; 2.53. Last quar-played them to a goalless draw.

started a movement which ended in Kowloon tabing the lead for the Jackson did well in goal for the first time, Northey putting on the finishing touches necessary to beat With the and rar, the Queen's RowLottam in the Queen's goal. (Capt.) having the brunt of the made a final effort and Barclay Carswell was in great form, hold-pped in and cleared A clean work against a dangerous wing was almost through when Whooler

ing Suen, and Chan on the left. Kowloon by four goals to three.

sporting game ending in a win for Scott made an ideal pivot and plied his forwards with neat passes. The Guards forwards played a strong game, McNiven and Aird being prominent. Smith send in several shots but Pan Ka Ping was safe in goal Wong Pak Chong led the Athletic attack in great style, but the inside forwards, Suen Kum Shun and Lai Wai Koon were not so effectivë "as usual. Tso did well- on the wing and placed well from corner kicks. The Guards had the advantage with the ball in the air, their beadwork being very accurate Lai Wai Koon had the best chance to score throughout the game but handled inside the goal area. LA Yuk Tat and Ng Kum Chuen played a great game in the second half, Ng's tacking and clearing being very neat.

Heir Apparent, 11 miles:-40.9;

1.20.3; 201 236.4; 3.10.3; Guards and Johnstone and Hurst 3.44; 4.15.3. Last quarter 31.3. played a hard game, Johnstone November; 1 miles:-37; 1.19.1; 1.46.2 2.19.2; 9-31.3 Last Bakers Bay, 1milce:-36.2;

quarter 32.1.

2.29.3.

1.10.4; 1.48.1; 2.20; 2522' Last quarter 32.2. Skipper: 10.2.1.10.4; 1.55.3;

Last quarter 34. Sitting Bull, 1 miles:-35.3; 1.12.3; 1.48.4; 2.22; 2.33.2 Last quarter 81.2. Eliot Bay, 1 miles: 36.2; 1.00; 1.43; 2.14.1; 2.45. Last quar

ter 30.4.

Festive Eve, 1 mile:-41; 1.19;

1.58.4: 2.30. Last quarter 33.1. Deep Water Bay, 11 miles:-37,3;

1.15; 1.51; 2.20.2; 3.02; 3.35.2. Last quarter 33.2. Brown Jug, 4 mile:-37; 1.12;

-1.45.4.

Young Pretender, 14 miles:-45.2; 1.90; 1.59; 2.30; 3.01. Last

quarter 31, Bay of Greenland, mile:-37;

1.13 1.61. Last

Fair see quarter 18.2,

1.49. Last quarter 32.3,

HOCKEY.

UNIVERSITY 18T XI. 1. PUNJABIS II.

Today at 5 p.m, on the 'Varsity ground: Messrs. P. L. Tan, X. B. Osman, A. A. Ruminha, P. C. Bim, K. T. Loke, Y. C. Teh, G. E. Yooh, K. P. Gan, C.-K. Ong, C. W. Lam and V. Enok.

On the run of the play, the result

Kowloon Reserves v. University, The Studenta surprised the Kow- on team on the Railway ground by taking a point, from them in a very fast game. After a shot from Jap had hit the crossbar, Braga took the rebound and flashed the ball into the net giving Nicholls

no chance.

·Eastman scored för Kowloon, the goal being somewhat a lucky one for Edwards who had kept a good goal was well placed to receive Lae hot but Scully crossed over and deflected the ball well out of Edwards' reach. Result; one all.

China Athletic Res. v. K.0.8.B.'s 105.

Played on the Garrison grand

at Sookunpon before a large crowd and ended in a draw of a goal-alt, The Athletic are the first to hold as a good reflex, both des giving the K.0.8.B.'s who had not pre- A good exhibition.

This is the viously dropped & point this season. second time that the Guards have Toal gave the K.O.S.B.'s the lead drawn with the Athletic this season in the opening minute of the and incidentally they are the only two, pointe that the Athletic have dropped to date.

The crowd on the Carrizon groyed must have been a record one. The stands were full to capa- city, while thousands packed the South goal end and Caroline Hilf

game and for the next sixty-nine minutes the Athletie put their backs to the wall Chan Shui Hon scored for the Athletic and the teams crossed over level

The second half was a ding dong struggle, both goals having narwow escaper When the final whistle South China v. B.A.7. scunded, the score was one goal all This gene was played on the South Ching "A" v. St. Joseph's. Caroline Hili ground, before a handful of spectators

Playing at home, South China South China were early attacking but went down to St. Joseph's by six shooting was wild,

A free kick goals to two. The beains lined up with St. Joseph's helding ten men TWO WINS FOR WALES. against Leung Wing Tak sent

Robbins in but his shot went wide. only. Smith gave the College an Armitage Inter met a centre from early lead and Leonard soos pus on the second. Further, goals were Robbins but ballooned over the bar. South China took up the red in the first half by Ward (2) attack but failed to beat Avery scored for Bouth China.

Bad Smith, while Chui Wah Kam The second half opened with the second ball was more evenly con- The R.A.F. attacking but Li Tin Sang tested each eleared. South Otrina were kicking Leonard for Bt. Joseph's and Chui. aide scoring Unce to clear and had little chance of Wah Kam again netting for South scoring in this half. Good Thirty thousand spectators watch-keeping by Chen Yuk Kaan om ed the international soccer match the RAF out. The final whistle here when Wales beat Ireland by sounding with the score sheet blank, 2 goals to 1. The going was very heavy,

Bowling Analysis.

Extras

Scores:-

D. 12

H. F

Recreio.

Total

4 0 23

R. C. Reed, at. Jex, b'A.

Reid

A. Chan Fook, retired

Bowling Analysis.

H. M. Xavier, run out

H. A. Alves, b Reid

S. F. Chen. b Rumjahn

Lake

Hale.

15 .8 11 4. 14.4 5

20 & E.A.0.0.

E. de Sousa, b Wales

A. Baker, b Bumjaha .....

L. J. Guterres, e Rameya,

"B. H. Schroter, c and b Suf-

Parker

find

Lake, b Murdock

b A. T. Lee

Burger, b Murdock

A. Aziz, st. Butt, b Sirdar

Khan...

A. el Arculli, run out...

Hale, e Murdock, b Way... 25

G. A. Noronha, b. Parker

.... 0

N. P. Karanjia, e Rumjahn,

O. Ismail, 1.5w., b Lam

Mocock, e Gahagan, b Mur.

S. H. Ismail, run out.

dock

F. H. Carvalho, e Zimmern,

b Lawrence

6 Sirdar Khan

A. Rodrigues, not out

J. S. A. Curreem, c and b

Lam.......

Greenaway, c Akehurst, b

D. Lopes, c Reid, b Ramsay:10

B. Otani, e D. T. Thad, b

Murdock

A. S. Sufiad, b Zimmern......

Pepper, Staneshy, b Gaha-

A. A. Remedios, e Wales, b

Lawrence

Suffiad

อ

Extras

A. R. Minu, c Laing, b E. A."

gun

Lee

Butterffield: not out

C. M-Sousa, not out

Extras

Total

..160

RUGGER AND SOCCER IN THE MUD.

J. S. Ackber, e A. T. Lee, b

Zimmern

Bryant, c Stanesby, b Mus

kett

8. A. Ismail, b Guterres ... 14

"A. K. Minu, not out

Gordon, c Stanesby, b Mur-

dock

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

F. M., el Areulli. b Lam

Waterfield, not out-

BELFAST, Feb. 4th

Extras

Totni (for 8 wkts.)

Bowling Analysis

Bowling-Analysis

A. T. Leo

蠱

D, M. R.

Lam

8.2 3

Muskett. 3

1 15

Murdock

War

Gahagan Jones

0 G

Total

A. A. Rumjabn.: 4

E. A. Lesers

Guterres Zimmern

Morgan did not bat.

182

Total

Bowling:-Parker, 2 for 0 Reid, for 10; Wales, 1 for 34 Zimmern, 6 for 10; Lawrence, 2 for 10; Ramsay, I for 3.

X.K.V.D.O.

O. Moor, G. Noronha, b

Alves R. R. Davies, 1.b.w., b w-Gaterres

8. Jex, e Remedios, b Souza 18- A. W. Rameny, retirad

~AA÷Dand, run out w

C. D. Walos, b Reed- 12 (Jontinued on nezt Column.)

Bowling-Suffind, for 30; Sirdar Khan, 2 for 33; Rumjahn, 3 for 26: Madar, 1 for 26; Abbas, 1-for 10..

FYTL ·

PLAY.

RAIN PREVENTS

"FIFTH TEST HELD UP.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,],,

LUBBAR-Feb-4th

There was no play to-day in the Fifth Test Match owing to rain,"

MORZAYFIELD, Feb. 4th.

It was raining at Murrayfield and the ground was very soft when Wales best Bootland in the Ruggar international by 13-0. 50,000 people watched the game.

Kowloon . Queen's Regiment. A good crown turned out to wit ness this game on the Railway ground between Kowloon and the Queen's legt. The match was very keenly contested and the hours went to Northey, the Navy player, (Continued on next Volumn.).

China

E.A. Res.. South China "B," Played on the St. Joseph's ground, the Gunnera got home by: blank first half, the R.A settled four clear goals After-playing a down to businces and Gill opened the score. McDonald put on the second and Davey the third Bo fore the final whistle wounded, McDonald scored again, the realt being, R.A. 4, South China "B" 0.

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