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AN ENJOYABLE ALL-DAY

MATCH

Navy And Army Draw At

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BATTING AND INDIFFERENT higher at 40 5/8 for Sput. The

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BOWLING

(By Our Special Correspondent)

-Kowloon Cricket Club was the scene of

Jolly all-day cricket match yesterday when the Navy and Army met "n a friendly encounter which ended in a draw. I always liked these Navy-Army games, so making the excuse to the Editor that I was not feeling. quite up to scratch, I spent prac- tically the whole of the" afternoon there, and saw some very good batting too, although I cannot say exactly the same thing about most of the bowling.

It was a happy little party, and an improvement on the usual all- day games we have here, for the. ladies who were present lent some colour to the proceedings. Colonel Creswell who is passing through an interested the Colony was spectator and so was Mrs. Cres-` well, while Capt. Elliot-Heywood and Mrs. Elliot-Heywood arrived just before tea time and stayed till the end of the game. Sq.-Lar. Croome and Mrs." Croome. Mrs. Williams, wife of Capt. Williams who skippered the Army team. Mrs. Parkes and Miss Betty, Ger- rard were all very interested in the match. It is quite a change.

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one player suggested an 'extra half-hour's rest, after it!

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innings with Capt. Michell and

his defence. This, however, was the signal for fireworks, for Archie Hamilton went in and demon- strated that the selectors did quite

right to give him a place in the interport team. He laid on the wood on good and hard to com- pile 33 before he was out to a who was fielding at cover.

magnificent catch by Stephenson

The rest of the team were steady and thanks to a useful 22 by Mr. Extras," the Army totalled 241.

Navy Start Well.

Sub-Lieut. Binclair and Lieut. Larkin started the innings for the Navy and the former treated the. spectators to a delightful exhibi“ tion of run-getting in the orthor- dox manner. He posscases a very supple pair of wrists and executes his shots, particularly

"pat" past cover beautifully. After he had scored 66, he was asked to retire but if he had been allowed to go on, I feel certain he would have got his hundred.

'un on the leg stump, and at times this went for a four.

market was firm.

New York advices reported the opening rate at 4.78 1/9 and the closing rate at 4.79 3/4.

With the exception of the Shang hai rate which was put down to 110 3/8 and the Bangkok rate which was lower at 132, other rates were put up.

Market.

Firm during the early part of the warning but subsequently eased off It was an enjoyable day, but tightly in Sterling US Dollars could have been a deal better if

a band had been present, but I Suppose that is being reserved for the games between the United Services and our visitors from the North and South respectively. -

The scores for yesterday's games

were:-

The Army.

..

Lieut. Waring: b Donald... 50 Gapt. Michell, b Morris... 34 Lieut. Hamilton, c Stephen-

son, b Richards Sergt. Taylor, e Carver, b

Richards.....

Capt. Williams, c Donald,

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b Morris ...tii... ........ 10 Lieut. Garthwaite, run out 18 Cpl. College, b Morrisson ... 24 Capt. Lewis-Bryan," run out 19 Pte. Barnsby, c Donald, b

Finder

17 Lieut. Flowerdew, not out... 11 Spr. Tucker, not out

Extras ......

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31/4 December, buyers as 35 3/16 for near and 35 3/9 December.

Ten. Merchants were quoted at 110 for near delivery.' 22

Total (for 9 wkts, dec.).244

Fall for Wickets: 1/60; 2/124; 3/132: 4/133; 5/147: 6/181; 7/189: 8/214: 9/229.

Bowling Analysis.

Richards Eadon Besant

O. M. R. W. 19 Q 78 2

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Morris

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Shanghai Dollars. Shanghai Dollars were quoted at 110 7/8 for near delivery.

Shanghai.

Early advice reported business done at 1/3 11/16 December. Later buyers were indicated at 1/3 11/16 November, sellers at 1/3 5/8 Novem ber.

U.S. Dollars. U.S. Dollars, buyers wore indi- cated at 31 11/16 November, sellers at 31 5/8.

IN THE AFTERNOON. » The market was erratio in the afternoon.

Sterling The Navy.

Sterling opened with sellers at Sub-Lleut. Sinclair, retired. 66

1/6 3/8 with business done towards Lieut. Larkin, ► and b

the close at 1/5 7/16 for second half. November, finishing with probable Garthwaite

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sellers at 1/3 13/32 November and Lieut.-Comdr. Stephenson, e

Garthwaite, b Barnsby 26 1/6 7/16 December, buyers at 1/5 Lieut. Donald,

7/18 for near and 1/5 15/18 Decem- C Lewis-

ber. 19 Bryan, b Hamilton Lieut. Eadon, c Garthwaite,

Hamilton....... Lieut. Carver, b Barnsby P.O. Morris, not out ..... LSA. Ricards; e Tucker, b

Barnsby.nin

Capt. Cutler, not out"...

Extras

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5

14

Total (for 7 wickets)...357

Lieut.-Comdr... Besant and Big. Hinder, did not hat.

Fall of wickets:—1/37; 2/104;- 3/125: 4/128; 5/133; 6/142; 7/152.

Bowling Analysis.

O MR. W. Garthwaite .. 71 21 Michell

4.0 27 0 College

30 11 0 "Hamilton

111 37° 3 Barnsby. 120. 44 Tucker

03 0

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Business was done at 1/8 for near delivery. The market closed with sellers at 36 1/8 November and as 6/18 December, buyers at 1/18 higher respectively.

QUESTION OF DOG OWNERSHIP

A Black Spot Decides Kowloon Case"

The position of a black spot on a dag decided a case which came before Mr. Wynne Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday"

An Indian constable noticing ar: unmuzzled dog in the streets. frightened it to make It ruti away... It was seen to run into 's Carnarvon Road and the constable followed it to the first floor. The constable said the dog bad black face, and a white body with a black spot... amate

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Mrs. Mitchell was equally, em Canton, November 2,

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at home. Her dog had no spot come very bad and the rest of the mander-in-chief of the fourth on the body. team just went for the bowling group" army, who obtained a

Mr. Wynne Jones (to Consta in a race against the clock. They month's leave of absence in ble) Where was the spot? eventually totalled 157 for 7 but Kwangsi, will return here. before Constable: On the body. If they had not had the ill-förtune to bat in such poor light, I feel the middle of the month Mr. Wynne Jones: It must have "According to the local office of been another dog. The summons certain they would have got more than that me fourth group army, the Bouth is dismissed. I think constables The Army bowling was mediocre West Political Council has tele- should be more careful in fature that is to say all except aphed to General La requesting while tracing the ownership of Leat. I

Hamilton who kept a very his early return to resume dogs When a dog is frightened. good length and came on the his duties on the council of it may run into any house, and pitch very fast. He was, however, which his is a standing member. It is not fair to take out n sum- too fond of exploiting the faster Central Press,

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