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INTERPORT CRICKET.

HONGKONG VICTORIOUS.

THIRD DAY'S PLAY.

[By Our Special Representative.} Weather conditions were considerably im proved to-day, and if the wicket was not exactly a perfect 'ont, It was, at any rate, in much better shape than yesterday, and the frequent rolling did much to improve it. The light was just right for the batsmen, the sun being not too bright, while the ball was not so greasy, and the bowlers and field handled it. With more confidence.

Shanghai's score for the first innings (112) apd for the loss of 8 wickets in their second (159) had 37 to their credit, representing an advance of 113 on Hongkong's fist innings of

201.

Promptly at 11 am, the two Shanghai-not- out mer, Brand and Sparke, emerged from the Pavilion, R. Hancock taking "the bill at the western chil and bowling to Spiske,

flongkong played Taylor short, McEuen taking his place in the field.

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R. Hanc c''secured a single from a straight

drive off Carruthers, and the over closed with. dal furti er incident. The last ball of Sparke's ever, which was a ma den, narrowly escaped

cattering Hancock'a atompe.

A forward drive by Makin was neatly stopped by Carrach w, who added sunther maiden to the list, and the ball rang for lunchaan.

WiLES o get a win, and with only oc wicket down, the Hongkong batsmen, i Ulan- cock and Makin resumed their 'innings, the former taking his stand to Sparke's bowling, and notched up four from a bundary All to the off. The wicket had beep wearing for some. lims before liffio, and had become bumpy. Hancock drove Carruthers for three, and Makin lauded one to bục from Spike, who, war bowl- ing with terrific pace and a good length

Makin now faced Curenthèrk", bowling, and stonewalled theover, · Hancock pulled.Sparke's last ball to leg for a single. A sulck by Han-, cock to slips found the feath, and the next ball went to the western actcer l'ambe "fating to stop it

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AN EXINTERPORTÉRY NOTES. The resumption of the Idibort Cricket match took place this foraing. The weither prelemed a far back appearance than hither and fine, clear day with a gentlecool bracze was welcomed by players and spectators alike. The Pavillón prior to the compigancement of the match was freely filled, but the crowd in created shortly after the muigh was 'resunied. The Shanghai men ludulged in a few minutes

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Mala coniloved and putijng, in some very good balls, the over was unproductive of runs. Cartu:bers resumed the attack and Pearce treated his ovar with respect another mäideo. A drive by Hancock to the screen 'yielded a single, off Main, and Pearce negotiated a single for a bit to cover. Radolph was putting lo some good fielding at cover and came in A GRAND CONCERT for applause for some good saves, Praice next got Carruthers away for a boundary to fine lex, and treated the remainder of the over carefully. Main continued the bowling, and put in a maiden over. The batsmen hed for a quarter of an hour played careful cricket and were not indulging in any liberties with the bowling. Caruthers put in another maiden and Main again took up the bowling. and Hancock with a drive to long-off raised the score fò, 20 after half an hour's play, Han- cock, Dext got Carruthers away for four by a pretty cut nuda brace for a leg byn followed. Main next took up the bowling and Hancock with a pretty balf volley to leg for four causing '30 10 be signalled on the telegraph board. Off Carruibers sext over Pearce got the last bail away for a drive to mid-on, McEuen fielding. Tenor Solo..." Four Leaf Clover... Willsby well. A change was now made in the bowling, parks going on in place of Main at the eastern point which yielded a boundary. A hit to fine in added another singla, Ollerdessen saving a'boundary by smart fielding. Carruthers put

end. Pearce got Sparke away for a cut past

Sparke's ful ball cleap bowled Makin 64-2-4. Turner filled the gap and was nearly run out through an attempt to avail himself of a glance" to slips. He changed his,ind by a cul to leg, Sparke opened with a single. Brand repeat. and. Hancock drove the next ball to the fence, ed, and the over closed. Sharpe bowled to following it up by free to the leg. A bye added Brand from the Naval Yard end. Brand se one. The score board now showed 70... peated his cautious batting of yesterday and. At this juncture Wheen injured his hand in got the fourth ball, away. 10 square leg for a king Carruitiers and play, was stopped, for p.eliminary practice, and shaped wall at the to maiden over during which Pearce,made a single. Sparke placed the last ball of the aversing minutes in crasequence. Lambe teller to cover for one.. Sparke played Hancocked Wheen behind the sticks. with deliberation and the over passed without

any alteratios of the score board. Brand pulled Sharpe to leg for one. Hancock's balls were rising high in the wicket, and Brand did nat look quile af komt, but defended neatly only one ball passing him. The over was a maiden,

bets, At 11 am the Umpires went out to infeeble strake, giving Anderson a difficult chance: spect the wicker and a minute latenthe bell which was not accepted. "Sparke resumed the went, wijhrubo, Hongkong team taking the field. Brand and Sparke, the overnight not owling and put on a maides. Pearce next ould, resumed their langs and were accorded a chtel, on leaving the Pavilion. The same was resumed, wit5-Shanghai having a lend of 110 on the two inuings and two wickets to fall..ongkong took the field, a man short,

Tuiner propped q-single lo feg, and Hancock sent a high one in the same direction, Oller dessen's smart return confining the run to one Carruthers nearly bowled Hancock with two Turner effected a prelly tog glance off acoessive deliverjes............ ja Sparke, the ball going to the Ladies Flaud.

bad now been telegraphed. Hancock cut-Lieutenant Taylor not, having turned up. Ring the score during this over. Sparke con Caruthers yely preutily teleg boundary. Car ruthers failed to stop a dive by Turder, off Sparke, and found the fence.

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Carruthers away to mid-on for a boundary, and 40'was hoisted on the telegraph board. single to Pearce for a hit to mid-on followed which terminated the over. A brace for aleg-hyn wasalli headdition to the scare off Sparke's, next over. Cartulbers resumed, a leg-bye increas Hancock assumed the attack Sparke icing tinned and Hancock got him away to leg, for him and scoring a single, to leg, bringing 160

a.single. The next ball Pearca spooned up in of the board. Brand got a cut in the slips away the air and Anderson, at mid-on, safely held for a single, off the third ball, the remainder the catch. Score: 46-1-25. Pearce had played Brand was beginning to display more free..

of the over yielding cosmore mos harpo a fair innings, but appeated over-anxious, to dom and scored a single. Sparke smashed to the off failings, and then culihim for one, in commenced bowling at the eastern end, Brand swell his score. He made some nice-stickes ¡ODE of linncock's for two, Beasley tumbling, the same direction. Makin pulled him round | gelling a single toʻleg off the fourth ball, with plenty of power behind them, and his 14,

Sparks was playing prettily and rent a'cou? ple of glaces to the stips without result. To wards the class of the over be notched a single to the off. A straight dive by the same bals- man off Hancock added another un.

'and followed.with a single. Then he anankud

Sharpe to the fence for four.

Habcock's next over was a maiden. Brand got Sharpe away for one, and a leg-bye to the

fence added 2 to Shanghai's score, bringing the total to 170,

Sparke secured a single from Hancock by a straight drive, and Sharpe look the bill once more and Sparke tipped one.

Brand was immediately after caught at leg by Turner, having compiled ra by exceedingly careful play. 17794

Main, the last man took his place at the bowler's or ase, and Sparke edi Hancock to fins leg for a brace, then drove his for a single An appeal by H. Hiscock, behind the wicket, was disallowed. Sparke cut Ships for two, and the art instant Main was genout in attempting to score from a hit to cover by his partner, the ball hing returned smartly by Landing, whosẹ fielding throughout was very creditable.

ndersan now relieved Carruthers at the westerngend and Hancock placed his fist ball

to leg for a single, and Maid took-Sparke's position at the Naval Yard Egd, and Turner leg-pulled him to the boundary, Ollerdessen being too late lo prevent the four.

lips of Main's next delivery. 98-3-22.

Anderson caught Turner smdily at second H. H.acock now joined his brother, and R. Hancock lifted Anderson for six into Chater Road and followed it up with a four and a single

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The century Dow appeared on the board. H. Hancock added a single off Main and his brother cut him to the Ladies Stand for four, fallowing with a brace and a fence hit to mid-on. Then a single from a leg cut by the

me batsman, and the field changed over: H.: Hancock skied one off Anderson and it fell right into Walker's hands, who dropped it. H. Hancock was laying the wood on and drove Anderson to the face

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R. Hancock was cleverly caught in the slips by Brand of Min's first ball; 130:4-48. R. Hancock received an ovation on his retire

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Shanghai-closed their innings at 11.49 2.m. for 185, Spaiko's not out total being ar. Hong-

A. E. Landing joined H Hancock, and H. kong had this 137 to get to win...

Sparke's innings was a fine display of of Hancock sent Maiu's next bill into Chater gornus eni and drives and piety glances to Road for 6. Lanning cut Anderson to leg for the slips. He compiled to-day's addition" to'

two and 3 was telegraphed. Linning bis score (20) in forty minutes by nice, cleared another brace by a point cut, following hitting, and the special its showed their appre. this up with an off cut to the fence.

•ciation as he returned to the Pavilion,

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addition to the score was useful contribution. Makin was the next man in and played the remainder of the over back to the bowler. Hancock next with a drive to long-on gota single and Makin on crossing over contented himself with blocking the remainder of the over. parke got in a maiden' over, the last The scoting a ball of the over, Just missing balls. CarruthersHE Undersigned have received insnic-

most slow, twenty minutes' play yielding only some half a dozen 100s. Mention must be made of McEuen fielding substitute for Taylor Sharpe had a single scored off him, in his next over, by Sparke, and Hancock continued the towling. Sparke got Hancock away for araber, sin la by n drivs to mid-off and Brand fullowed suit with a similar stroke Sparke gut in a hot drive to the screen. Beasley was fielding but Lunning, by gond backing up, saved the boundary. Brand got a soick in the slips, scoring the first boundary of the moring and bringing the score up to 170. Hancock continued the attack and again put in a maiden over.

Spike got Sharpe away to cover for a single and the next ball yielder n festlye for four Sparke opened his shoulder. tur a lusty drive off Hancock and scored a single, Lamstag, is the country," fielding the ball well. Sparke got a single off Sharpe, and Brand faced the bowling. The next ball, a deceptive stow, Brand-spooned to leg and was well-held by Turner. Score: 177-9-14. Brand had played very carciulianings and contented himself with Edwards, the next minin, was caught at stonewalling and keeping hiswicket up. Main wi ket by Lambe off his first stroke. 16.0, was the las man and Sparke opened his should- Capt. Beasley followed and made the | eisig Hancock, scoring, a nent hit To fine Jeg Pearce cut a high ose to the mid-on bound-indings hit by placing Main to leg. Hongfors boundary. Main next fiend Hancock

*HONGKONG'S SECOND INNINGS. ·

After a ten minutes intervil. R. Hancockit Cand T. E. Pearce advanced to the wic'ets, Peace taking str ks at, the Pavillon end to Main's bowling...

Main now took the ball and H. Hancock cut his firs Baliloto Anderson's hands, and there

luck. 136-15-18.

from 16.4050,19 1 pm. Hongkong compiled only 49 rups and in the two hours of the alter noon play-the match bad finished at 3.0.m. they knocked up the additional 83 required."

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again opposed Makin, and put on a maiden over. The bell then went for the Luncheon interval, the board. showing 46 on the board for wicket, with Hancock and Makin both not out

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Vit 1.55 pmmy Hancock and Makia‘resumed in the slips yielded a boundary to Hhcock and the innings, Hancock facing Sparke. A snick saw to raised on the board. Carruthers resum

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Comprising:- by a bit to five leg got him away for three, off

DOUBLE and SINGLE IRON BED- bowling and seat down a maiden. Carruthers with BEVELLED GLASS, the last ball of the over. Spatke resumed the STEADS and BEODING, SIDEBOARDS DINING continued and also put in a maiden. TheTABLES, PICTURES, GLASS and CROC. TABLES, WASH STANDS,. DRESSING

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ALSO was crumbling, somewhat and made the ball rise dangerously. Sparke resumed the attack and the over was productive, of a single, to Hancock. Carrothers in his next over was punished by Hancock.. for two successive boundaries, the latter one being misfielded by Lambe: Sparke, on resuming the bowling, clean bowled Makin with a ball that broke, in from the off. Score: 64-2-4. The retiring: baisman had played stonewalling game determination. Turner was the next man in keeping his wickei uf evidently being his only and cut a ball hard into the slips which Lambe brilliantly, fielded amidst applause. A hit to cover by, Turner opened his account for a sinule. Turner next got Carruthers away cover which yielded three and brought 70 on the telegraph board. Wheen in fielding a ball from Carruthers hurt his hand rather badly and was obliged to take of the gloves, and pads, the accidens was. Abfortunate and Lambe was requisitioned into the wicket-keeper's position, Wheen going third man to the slips. Sparke resumed the bowling and Irvine at him away ball hard to square leg, Ollerdessen by'a piece for a single to mid-on. Hancock next hit a of brilliant fielding saving the boundary. Car ruthers continued at the western end, ter ding HONGKONG'S SECOND INNINGS. down a maiden." Turner got Sparke away by A short interval followed, during, which a glance to leg, for a boundary, and 80 was Hongkong prepared themselves for the fray hoisted in the board. Hancock next got Carru- with the intesting of scoring the necessary 137 back-the remainder of the over. Turner by a. there away for four by a pretty cut and played futis to ensure a victory. The hanghai second hot drive to long off scored 4 off Sparke. A lanings was in no way favourably compar-change.was now made is the bowling, Ander able with their fint efforts, the majority of their son relieving- Corluthers at the western end. best batsmen having only done moderately Hancock with a pretty cur to mid-on gol Ander well and playing below their form. The bad son away for a boundary and co was hoi ted on the board, Hancock next got a single light of esterday evening, Do doub, accounted and Terner with a drive to square leg felfowed for the failure of this majority of the batsmen, suit, McEuen saving the boundary by good whence and/or from the wharves delivery Ro

ary, then sent a single to slips. Carruthers, kong. thus defeated Stranghai by 5 wickets. and blocked the last bill of the over,, Spatke for a spick to leg.for 4; followed by a bit to now took the ball and bowled to Pearce who drove him to the boundary. No further score resulted and R. Hancock faced Main, placing him to the fence. It dolph did excellent ser, vice at cover, his fielding, and returping being superlative.

“Carrothers, next over was unproductive, the score temsining at ta, Main was sending down swift paced bills and-11'incock filed to negotiate. Still another maiden was recorded, Pearce treating "Carruthers cautiously.. R. Hancock notched single off Main, and Pearce *fpllowed suit. Pence improved matters by leg pulling. Carruthers to the railings. Rins were coming very slowly and R. Hancock's cuts to-pojui were' defily manipulated; and Main and Carruthers howled maiden oveis lin succession.

The sun now come out very brightly, and R. Hancock improved the occasin ty ́straight- driving Main for one, and without further þap- pening, the ball was agni i transferged to Car ruthers Beth busmen we're playing cautiously, When R. Hancock opened out and cul Cariu. thers to the slips får four, and a leg być added a brace. Then a single by the same batsman, who pulled one of Main's"next over to the fence.

The sun was now obscured by watery looking cloudy. --Eearce pulled Cinu-berst-last-ball-to-leg-for- one, and the scoreboard showed 30. z

R.

Spark now took the ball at the eastero and "from Main, and Pearce played him to the re- parter's stand for 4,and added a single. Pearce

• gave a small chance to Anderson at mid-on and Carruthers' over' was marked a maiden, Sparks emulated Carruthers', example, Hancock vincing great care. Pearce sent Caruthers away to the fence, then added a single, and 40 appeared on the board. Sparke, who was sending down spine greased lightning, 'found rearce's arm with one of his deliveries "and"Pearce”yeverged, himself by pulling him to the Lad es' Pavilion for the customary four. A by supplemented the score by one!

"R. Hancock leg ezt Spacke for a single, and Poaice hit his next into the hands of Anderson at mid-on 46-1-25. Panice's 25 were tatted up In's grad, free confident style.

Makin followed sud blocked the remaining cwgʻhalla of Sparks's over,

THE SCORES.

Following are the scores and analyses :-

Shanghai-Firms Insings.........212

SHANGHAI SEC INI) INNINGS. H. B. Ollerdessen, b. Hancock. 19 R. N. Agderson, b. Pearce, 67' W. Rodolphi, st., R. Hancock b

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Total

Hongkong First Innings

HONGKONG.—SECOND innings.

R, Dancock, a Brand, b Main

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T. E Pearce, c Anderson, b Spårka '95 “H, R. Makin, þ Spike

W. CD. Turner, c Anderson, į

H Hancock, c Anderson, b Sparke '19.. A. ELanning, not opt

W. Edwards, c Lamb, b Main

H. M. Beasley, RA pot out w 1. Irvine, ......› mar Cpt. 1.Sharpe......................... 1. M. G: Taylor, 119th lof..

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Hongkong, 1gh November, 1907, ." [1008 attack for Shanghai, Pearce taking first knock.and.the board showed ito. A hit to square leg Pearce blocked three Galls ́ind then, scared by H. Hancock followed, and yielded's single, | a burdary for a hit to mid-on. The Ollerdessen cleverly saving the boundary scores were level. H. Hancock faced Main, to Anderson next faced H. Hancock pho bit "a" makathe winning hit, blocked the first ball, and next ball was blocked and then Pearch lofty catch in the air which Walker, the Shang. cut the second tall into the hands of Anderson at with a

pretty cul gol a single off, the haiskipper, haid and dropped a life to it. Han point, Score: 116.5-70 accock played a slog. Ženidjah best ball of the over, Lambe fielding well; cock. A hot drive to the screen, by H. Hanging Innings, and from a spectacular point of Caruthers opssed up the bowling at the cock follow, d and the telegraph registered 170.view was successful. Edwards followed on, and Surfis wattern end and Pearce got him to square wide off the off stump, R. Hancock solpped a

Main resumed the bowling and with 1 last ball | Mdo putting on an extra fast que, got Ed.

warda caught at the wicket off wanich. Score: London Life leg for a boundary, The remainder of the ball into the hands of Brand at second slips. 16-5-19. Mio bad now accomplished the over Pearce carefully played back to the Score: 1104-48 R. Hancock played the gaine fest of getting 2 wickets with a balla, and came bowler, Main continued and Hancock, after of the day, Cool, calm and collected he hit in for cheers. Beasley followed and blocked. blocking a couple, hit out fiercely and drove with judgment and kept his wicket up since for lunch. A, H. Landing was the six manin. Rodolph at cover paint prevästed any further H.Hancock came in for a lot of applause on bit scoring 'r ff this over, he telegraph now, ting Main, clean out into Chater Road for 6. showed. on the board after 20 minutes! play leg and 130 runs were registered on the board, bon, secretary of the Hongkong Cricket Cub,

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