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F. S. W. SMITH SCORES ANOTHER

CENTURY.

FINE PARTNERSHIP WITH LAWRENCE PRODUCES 161. RUNS!

"CRAIGENGOWER - CRICKET CLUB'S DOUBLE AGAINST CIVIL SERVICE,

Same very esveldent ericket was witnessed over the week-end, the brightest game being the K.C.C.-R.E, & S.. match at King's Park for the spectators at this match were provided with some very Bus basting when P. S. W. Spith and F E Lawrence open- ed the innings for Kowloon and were not separated until the 101 ark had been reached when the latter was bowled after pat- Ling together 75. Smith went on to play pretty cricket and carried his bat for 100-his third of the season.

Craigengower Cricket Club-brought off a double at the ix- pease of their neighbours, Civil Service Cricket Clubs. In the first division game some very excellent bowling was seen with the result that scoring was rather on the law side.

Several friendlies were played, the most interesting game Being the Navy-Queen's College affair, when the schoolboys put up

'splorufid showing against their hosts.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE LADS DO WELL.

LEAGUE-DIVISION I

FINE BOWLING AT HAPPY *VALLEY,

low scoring antel, on the Civil Service Cricket Club ground, the houn- team best 20 Craigongower Cricket Club by -25 runs,

Craigengawer took first knock but were all int for 90 ruas, E. B. Reed to für 2) being in irresistible formu with the ball, S. V. Gittins w the highest senter with a while R. Ler got 20.

Civil Service fared even worse! when they went in am were alt eut for 85 rút Richardsun and Laker with 19 each were the only people who put up a show ngainat the bowling of Omar 5 for 2), and Let 5 for 3).

The scores were-

Draigangower 0.0.

R. P. Lim, e Wood, b Baker

N. E. Gittins, e and h Read

E. Zimmern, b Baker

Youngve, run out. 11

F. Lee, b.w.

807

U. M. Omar, h Reed.

0. M R. W

D 13 U

7 I 37 2

Bowling Analysis,

Bird

Edmonds Robertson

Macgowa

Hawkins

Handle

D 0 19

O 1

"0.5 0 21 0.8.U.C. 2nd XI.

F. Matthews, hit wicket, b

Irance

HONG KONG ·DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1931.

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

...

INDIANS. FR.C.C."

Those teams met in a friendly on the Chis ground with. the Indians winning by four wickets. It was rather low-scoring game, a feature of which was the fine bowling of A. It. Madar who took 5 wickets for id runs,

The Club had first knock but eould only gather 107 with E. R. Duckitt (30) as their top-scorer while H, Owen Hughes helped with

99.

To this total the Indians replied with 113 for 8. A. A. Rumjan (12) was their highest searer while next in order was S. A. lamail who rol lerted 21.

The scores were:-.

H.K.C.C.

***** 10% 1.R.C. (for 6 wickets) 1:13

ROYAL NAVY QUEEN'S

11' COLLEGE. The Royal Navy entertained Queen's College in a friendly intch which exulted in a draw.

GOLF NOTES.

ST. ANDREW'S "». ST. GEORGE'S.

[By

"FOOZLER."]

YACHTING,

ST. GEORGE'S BEAT ST. ANDREW'S.

MORNING RACE.

As waw generally expected, Scot-

Cogren: -Start: Club Line West match and the result will gladden Rock (P.), Mark on Line (8), land proved the vietor in the above to East. Channel Rocks (P). Kow.

the heart of Mr. A. H. Forguson Cost Rock Mark Boat (S.). who is at present at Home.

Finish: Club Line West to East.

Distance: 3.5 miles. land playing the best team' they, koonpess always resulted in Sept- could produces and it is a pity that the same spirit does not exist in St. George's Society.

Elis

It used to be enstomary for the Presidents of both Societies to be present at the Club Hogs on the day of the match and to invest the contest with certain amount of egremony, which unfortunately con the present occasiot was lacking.

St. George's. 1-Why Wonder? (E J

Pearce) Y-Bluejacket (Captain

Lochner) Y.-Speedwell

(Captain Bolt) Kola (M. 4. De Ville)

Tatal ha

St. Andrew's,

Shaw).

Ptn. Res.

1 9

1 is interesting to note this ainee & Wings (T. H. R. The home team had arst use of 101 St. George's have won this a the wickets and thanks to a feel match D times and St. AnY4-Boojum (R. Griove)...' $ innings for 78 runs by Lt.-Comdr. drew's 2 Shaw, they declared at 171 for the loss of 8 wickets.

Shuwán easily accounted for his oppement and St. Andrew's skipper. A. B.. Stowaft, beat his opposite number, T.. G. S. Dodwell, although the latter in previous matches has more than held his own.

The school boys lost their firet wicket enrly but with K. Nabarin (62) and E T-Wood (55 not out) batting in far style. they renched 131 for 4 wickets when stumpa were. The best bill of the lending four. drawi. M. Areulli helped con- in the afternoon whe 08 and She siderably with 27.

wan's score was 2 Mitchell did a 78 in the morning round and De Rome a 79. Being a Sasseunch I am more or leas compelled to men tim these facts for the honour of St. George. And that isn't all.

The scores were:-

Royal Navy (for 8 wick-

eta

Queen' College

.. Macgowan b brance... to 8. Rapdle, & Berd, by Iranée Q

A. E. Wood, S. B. Kitchell,

b A. Katebell

B. C. K. Hawkins, in Sour-

butts

171

(Lotal

..... 201

foy d wiekstu)

INDIANS DRAW WITH CLUB.

Bulmer Johnson wou his match in the morning by getting a three at the 18th and it the afternoon four ball match he repeated this performance to secure a victory for his side.

Y.6--Adonay (Capt. An-

struther) G.4-Wɔndy (R. Suther

land

Toml

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HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE

WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, HONG KONG.

"Ancient and Modern Necro- Häng Kong, November 7.-Theulaney. alina Moumorisin and umonts of impending dculties Hypnotiam, donounced" was the having been laid to rest with the

after opened with a more confident Sunday, November 29. stjsfactory conclusion of the Nov subject of the Lesson-Bermon in all ember Settlement, the market there Churches of Christ, Scientist, on

The Golden Toxt was." Thus saith the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel; Let not your prophets and your diviners, that be in the midst

I undertone and valuos movisd up- | ward almost along the entire list.

At the clone, a quieter tone pre valls, but prices are still higher than those of pra-Settlement.

BANKS-Sterling exchange dur ing the week under review having you, „deceive you,' neither bont- In fairly steady, Hong Kong and ken to your dreams which ye causo Shanghai Banks have shown very

to be dreamed., For they prophesy litt variation. "Sales have to be reported at $1.300/01,380. The Lon- don rate has dropped to C102 (middle).

INSURANCE-Unions were done as the slightly reduced price of $110. China Bnderwriters, after being dealt in at $5 and $5.03, elow at the former rate nominal. Cantons Pin. Pts.n. 1,450, Chinu Fire at 8350, and

Hong Kong Fires at 81,450 are a changed.

MINING.-Again there is litle of interest to report in this section, Shanghai Explorations, which have been inactive for a considerable time, enme in for a little enquiry. at the close at Tls. 2.40. Raubs and Venezuelan Goldfelds have continu- ed on offer at 83 and 821 respos tively. The remainder of the list calls for little comment.

AFTERNOON RACE, Course--Start; Club Line West to Easz Channel Rocks (P.), Cust Rocks (50) Kowloon Rock (5.). Finish: Chuh Line East to West.

Distance: 86 miles.

-St. George's.

Pin. Y.-Wings (F. J. Peayor) Y4-Boojum (Capt. Loch

Deri

An exjoyable game was played at Sookunpoo between the junior teams of the I.R.C. and HK.C.C., the St. Andrew's past failures have.6-Adanse (M. I. de result being a draw, with the been attributed to the aftermath Ville) Indians perhaps holding an advan of their Bal but it would seem that G. Wendy (Capt. Bolt)...

The home team' compiled 180 the effect of the stimulants are last- rans for nine wickets, M. P. Maduring much longer nowadays, in

Total .... (39) and A. R. Abbas (43) being which cuse I suggest the next match the chief scorers. The H.K.C.C.be held immediately after St.

lake,

J. Barrow, c Way, b range 10 H. E. Strange, e A. Kitchell, «

b Sourbutts......

R. G. Robertson, b Kitchell 10

W. H. Edmunds, e Way, b

Iranee

R. H. Woodman, not out

R. E. O. Bird, run out

Extras

lost their first fow batamen cheaply, Grorge's Ball.

but Wolff stopped the "rust" with

The scores were: St. Andrew's

har-hitting exhibition, minking 67 241, St. George's 15. Detailed par-

in short time. The visitors had 13ticalars will be found below.

for 7 when stumps were drawn.'.

The cores were:-

1.R.C 2nd XI. ( wick-

100

Total...

Bowling Analysis,

Sing-

M. R W.

Trance ag

53 h

B. Lee, e Sayer. b Reed...

Hourbutty

0 23 2

S. Abbas, 1.b.w., b Rond

Souza...

* {}

3 0 12

B. Bamson, i ferd

B. C. Reed, Wood, b Hamil

#......

F. Broadbridge, not wij?

Extras

Total...

Bowling Analysis,

O. M. 11. W

Baker

24 a

Richardson

น

21 :)

Simpson

7.3 1

Reed

Hamikon

嘻

Civil Service C..

F. J. de Rome. b Lee

B. 1. Evans, Hanson, b

Omar .......

N. Bebbington, b Lee

F. B. Reed, run out w

A. Kitchel

CENTURY FOR F. S. W.

SMITH.

"FINE FIRST WICKET STAND,

A fenture of the K.C.C.RE. and S match which ended in a draw was the fine first wicket partnership between F. S. W. Smith (100, wat) and F. E. Lawrence (75) which produced 181 runs. This enabled j K.C.Cp to declare it 100 för 2 bab{ even this score was no use to them

ns the military side played out time.

It was rather unfortunate for K.C.C.

as the last man was in and the

ets, declared).......... 180 H.K.CO. 2nd XI. (for

wickets)

UNIVERSITY R.A.M.C.

THE SCORES.

Singles,

Shewan ». Lissaman Stewart . Dodwel MacFarlen de Rome Stark r. Booker... Robertson Newton

George's?

„Andrew's

A h innings for 128 not out by A. Rodrigues was the feature of this match which took place as Pokfulam, and ranlted in an easy win for the Undergraduates who put up the huge total of 28 for when they Hepburn . Mitchell batted first.

Forbes, . Musson Gilmore 7. Smith Bruce . Pooley Chassels . Bowker Macdougall . Raworth A. Madlaren Holmes' Stuart Fracks Purves Humphreys.... Low » Shellshcar Robb. Matthews

In reply this, the Medical Corps émuld only muster 76, A. T. Normanbhoy (3 for 18) and E. Gonano (3 for 10) being mainly the cause of their downfall,

The scores were:-

University (2 wkts,, dee.) 228 RAM.C

YESTERDAY'S GAME.

J. E. RICHARDSON SCORES A

CENTURY.

soldiers only had 114 when stamps going to J. E. Richardson (120 not

were drawn,

The scores were:

J. E. Richardson, b Lee.....

R. M. Wood, b Omar

ᄇ

P. Baker, b Omar

G. R. Sayer, Lin, Omar

་ ་་

K.0.0. 2nd XI.

B. B. Wood, e Abbas, 6 Lee

i. E. Lawrence, b Anst

ther

F. S. W. Smith, not out ...100 S. dex, Holmes, b Anstru

ther

..... 14

F. W. Hamilton, b Lee

A. J. Simpson, not put ...

Extrus

Total.

Bowling Analysis.

Extras

G. Le, not out

Total (for 2 wkt., dec.).108

0. M R.

✓

Onar

Bamson re

A. R. F. Raven, S. E. Green,

DIVISION 11.

CIVIL SERVICE JUXIORS LOSE.

Craigengower were at home to Civil Service whom they beat by C6 runs,

Thanks to a good innings by N B. Kitchell (45)," the home team total- led 166 when they had first innings Herd and Sourbutta made each while Mr. Extras contributed a useful

With the exception of A. E. Wood (38) the Civil Serving batsmen fell before the C.C.C attack and the side only managed 100 runs, B. R. france (6 for 53) returned the best analysis for the winners.

The scores were:-

0.0.0. 2nd XI,

J. W. Leonard, e Randle, b

Edmonds...

W. Reed, b Hawkins"........

A. Kitchell, b Robertson

N. B. Kitchell, b Enndle

G. Winch, e Randle, b Haw-

A. White, O. B. Raven, A.

H. Dinner, R. G. N. Mend and

I. Overy did not hat.

Bowling Analysis.

Williams

Anstruther Meehan Jordan Skinner Holmes

0. To

M. F. W,

43 0 133 3 30 ง

0 33 ព

0 31 0

26 ▸

R.E. and 8.

Cul, Mechan, & Lee

נן

şig. Gillotte Lawrence, b

Lee

Smith,

Sig. Williams, run out S. C. Jordan,

Loe

Col. Skinner, b Overy

1. Ewbank, c Lawrence, b

Lee

Lt. Anstruther, 'b' Lee

Lt. Col. Marsden, b'Loc

Cpl. Saunders, e Lawrence, b

Lee

Cp. Holmes, 'not out

L/O. Higgins, not out

Extras....

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Total (for 0 wickets).....114

Bowling Analysis.

High scoring, with batting honours out) emracterized an all-day match between the Volunteers and the Civil Service Cricket Club on the laster's ground yesterday, which re sulted in a win for the home team by saver runs.

Fox v. Johnson.. Selby Evans ........... Buyers Son merfelt Wayte-Smith a. Sowell

Four Balls. Shewan and Stewart

MacFarlan and Stark "

Lisapman and Dodwell...

1140

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มิ

Robertson and Hepburn v.. De Roma and Booker ...

Forbes and Gilmore

Newton and Mitchell

Musson and Smith Bruce and Chassels

Pooley and Bowker Macdougall and MacLaren

v. Raworth and Holmes.

And Purves

Taking first knock, the Civil Servants tetailed 238 for 8 when. the innings was declared closed. Richardson played a good innings for 199 ruas not out, in the course of which he despatched the ball to the boundary on no less than 18Stuart Occasions. R. M. Wood helped Franks and Humphreys 2 considerably with 45-the result of Law and Robb . Shellslicar a pretty knock

and MathewB ***** Norman Mackay (58) and Victor Fox and Selby . Johnson Gittina (59) gave the Volunteers an and Evans....... excellent start but this was of no avail, for the remaining batamen, except Kilbie (44); failed and when they norded but eight rune to win, the wicket fell, Hawkins was the most successful bowler for the win- ners, taking 4 wickets for 58 runs.

The scores were:-

Olvil Service.

J. E. Richardson, not out...120

Buyers and Whyte-Smith

Sommes felt and Saweli.

13 G

Volunteers.

J. F. Macgowan; e Beck, b

Mackay

N. A. E. Mackay, 1.b.w.. b

Hawkins

S. V. Gittins, c R, B. Wood,

R. M. Wood, b Beck

b Simpson

F. Matthews, b Elliott

B. C. K. Hawkins, b Elliott In

J. R. Ratten, e Richardson,

b Macgowan

W. T. Davies, c West

A. C. Beck, o and b Hawkins 18

Elliott

L D. Kilbie, e Richardson,

b Simpson

J. M. Wilson, run out

R. B. Wood, not out

Extra

L. A. Whipps, e R. B. Wood,

b Hawking

E. Souza, b Hawkins

Total for 8 wkts, dec.).238

R, A, J. Simpson, C. E. F. Bayer and. M. Bebbington did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

krins

0. M. RW.

Barry, b Randle

B. Trance, by Randle

Berk

6. Souza, b Edmonds.......

M." R. W.

W. Way, not out

Loo........

R. Sourbutta, b Randle

997

Overy

20 1

Gitting Mackey Elliott

0 230

D 48

10 1

J. Hunt, b Randle ....

Smith

4 2

Kilbie

] 0

Extras

White

Whipps

Ruven

0. B 0.

Total.

.108

A. R. F. Raveh 2

Lawrence

દ

Sunley Souza

1 0 2 (Continued on next Volumn.)

E. R. West, b Macgowan

F. A, N. Elliott, l.b.w., b

Richardson

F. C. Black, not out........... J. N. Sunley, b Richardson 0

Extras.....

Total.......

..901

0. M. R. W.

Bowling Analysis.

Simpson ........... 13 Hanking Richardson

Masgowan Wilson

......... 11 ... 12 ....... 13

R M. Wood

00 ន

38 4

138

41 4

0 14 0

11 0

42.55.

falsely unto you in my name, bare not sent them, saith the Lord." (Jeromaish 29;. 8, 9).

Among the citations which com- prised the Lesson-Surmon was the following from the Bible:-" I know thy works, and where thou dwellest, even Whore Satan's seat is, and thou boldest fast my name, and hast not denied my faith, oven in those days wherein Antipas was my faithful martyr, who

slain

WOR

among you, where Satan dwelleth. But I have a few things against thee, baonuse thou hast thare them that hold the doctrine of Balaam, who taught Balac to were done at 81524, and at the close ancrificed unto idols and to commit DOCKS, WHARYKS, GODOWNA, Etc-cast a stumblingblock before the Kowloon Wharves strougthened and children of Israel, to eat things. there are buyers at $152. Kowloon formivation" (Revelation, 2; 13, Docks continue neglected as 931. 14)," China Providents (old), which har The Lesson Sermon also included: dened and were put through at $54, the following passage from the close on offer at this rate. The now Christian Science textbook. Pts.shares closed appreciably higher at "Science textbook, "Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures," LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGs. by Mary Bakor Eddy" Knowing Activity in Hong Kong and Shung the claim of animal magnetism, bai Hotels continued from last that all evil combines in the belief week, but after being dealt in at of life, substance, and intelligenes rates ranging from 814.70 to $15.80. in matter, electricity, animal nature. closed with sellers at $15.30. The and organic life, who will deny that new shares ware done at $14.00. these are the errors which Truth Hong Kong Lands were traded in must and will annihilate Chris at a slight advance from last week's tion Scientists must live under the rute, viz., 861. Humphreys (old) constant pressure of the apostolic changed hands at 818, Hong Kong command to come Renities have Firmed up and were material world and be separate, out from the done at $19.20.

They must renounce PUBLIC TILITIES.-Hong Kong oppression and the pride of power. aggression, Trams have improved. Sales were Christianity, with the crown of negotiated up to #3140. At the Love upon her brow, must be their close there are sellers at 8.queen of life,p. 483).

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Morning Race 21

Total Paints ... 39

St. Andrew's,

Puri. Pts. Y.-Why Wonder! (T. H.

R. Shaw)....... 5 4 Y.-Bluejacket (R. Grinve) 2 Y-Speedwell (Capt. An

struther)

1 Lola (R. Sutherlandi ·7 →

Tobal

Morning Race ...... 14 Total Points ...

RUGBY.

Peak Trams (old), which have berh

mora or less neglected recently, changed hands at 314. The new shares remain at 88.35 nominal, 10

STORES, ETC.-Dairy Farms wOT! Star Ferries have, had a sharp move

dealt in at 8981/829 and close in de- upward with transactions reported mind at $99. Wataons have buy. up to 300. China Lights have been eas at 313.10. Lane, Crawfords the medium of a fair turnover and (old) and (now) are both at nomin have steadily advanced to. 8274.a figurOS. Hong Kong. Electrics have. appris MISCELLANEOUS.-Hong Kong Am- ciated to 877) Telephones Cartusements are wanted at 819" Con- paid) were put through structions (old) have buyers at

CLUB AND NAVY AGAIN DRAW.

Bugger enthusiasts were provided with an excellent game when the Club and Navy pet in another damn game on Saturday. It was botaged that the sailors were rather weak in passing and that very prob- ally cost then the match.

Piny was confined to mid-field right from the start and from a Jobse serum Turner broke through but his pass to Lammert went | KSŁYBY. Play then settled down

inside the Club half until a good. movement, in which Selby, Turner and Griffiths took part saw play transferred to near the Navy 25-- Where from a scrimmage Francis let his three quarters away but Field- ing knocked on when u score Beem-. ed almost certain. From the result ing scrum the Navy were awarded a free kick and Hargrave with a good kick landed a penalty goal.

The Club then pressed but could not penetrate the Navy's defence- and play remained at half way for come minutes until McLellan köök- ed a fine goal from near half way.

The whistle for half-time then "sounded.

The Second Half.

The Club monopolised play, early in the second half and, gathering the bail from the loose, Robertson scored a spectacular try for Me. Lellan 10 dd game points. Theri the Navy were awarded a penalty goal but his resulted in nothing and there was no scoring again until Ryder got the ball and raced over far out for a good try which Doggett converted. There was no Further scoring and the match end- ed with each side getting eight points.

The teams were:- The Navy: Lieut. Gosling (Sat-

Bennett Mulk), Mid.

(Cornwall), Sub-Lieut. Hargrave (Cornwall), Surgn.-Lt. Fielding (Suffolk), Bub- Lt. Lockley (Suffolk), Lt. Ryder (Medway), Lt. Francia (Medway), Lt. Comdr. Crick (Marnzion), Lt. ; Robertson (Suffolk), Lt. Linton (Medway), E. R. A. Doggett (Hermes). A. B. Denkin (Medway), Lt. Hubhack (Hezines), Lt, Watson (Bruce), Lt. Pizty (Modway).

The Club-J. P. Witham, G. P. Lammert. Griffiths, L. G. Robert- NON, R. H. D. Wado, M. W: Turner, J. A. R. Selby, G. C. Moatrie, J. H. MoElney, E. F. Buttress, W. E. Peera, F. R. Bunch, R. Stilliard, G. E. Devonshile; D. McLellan,

Referee: Capt.. Gotwaltz (Bouth Wales Borderers).

8901/8304, and there are buyers at 85.00, and sales were affected at 86* the close at $20.35,

while the new shares have advanced INDUSTRIALS.Cements (combined) to $2.10. Hong Kong Government have been engaging attention dur- Loan has continued in demand ut ing the week. After having been 83 per cent, premium. put through at $18.70/919), they Corron MILLS.-Ewos were bought ' close with buyers at $18.95. Hong to a larga extent up to Tls. 10, and Kong Ropes were booked at 816.05- at the eloss there are buyers at Tls. 837, the rate at the close being 153. Shanghai Cottons are Tla. 85

so nominal.

nominal, a Are Zoong "Sings at

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