1911-12-19 — Page 3

LEAGUE CRICKET.

•.C.C.C. v. R.Q.A.

good scores resulted. The Plains" batted first, and thanks to the good work of Dashwood and Col. Hamilton scored 180 for five wickets, Dashwood contri- Some very excellent games were buting sixty-one in fine style, witnessed on Saturday afternoon being oventually stumped by in the Longus cricket matches and Hancock. Warburton was doing Rome good scoring was the result well with 25 when the innings of a hard wicket." This Craigon-was declured closed. Bowen for gower team, playing at home, put the Hills" took three wickets up an excellent fight against the for-30. Consistent scoring was RG.A., securing an excellently responsible for the Hills win, foughtout draw. For the R.G.A. four Batemon, "coming off" wall | L. Hitchcock put up a useful 45 and notching 154 runs out of a runs, his effort being ably second-total of 10. Foster and R. Hap- od by Capt. Crawford 23, and Lt. cock ahared the honours with 42 Paris, 27. Against the soldiers and 41 respectively, but H. 133 for 7 wickets Origengotor Hancock Inilod to score at all, managed 92 for 6, R.A. Carvalho falling a victim to a good lengili being the ohief contributor with ball from Fowler. The fast 32. For the home.tesni Flancock named took two wickets for put up the bost bowling perform- 341 and Pearce 1 for 8. - anco, taking two wickets for 17

runs, while for the R.CH.A., Jones

The scores were:-

Plajus

wickots with an averago of a runs. E. Pearce, e-Re Hancock,

did even hotter, taking three

a pioco. The scores were us follow:-

b Webb...

18

A. P. Dashwood st. Tanes ek,

b. Bowen....

60

R.G.A

J. Bernard; e Maus, h Bowen.. 22 Col. Hamilton, b Fostor

45

Lt. Hitchcock, e Vivonsh, h

Hancock....

Gr. Wetherall, c. E. Braga, 1

J.. Bragh

Capt. Clapham, c Pestonji, b

E. A. Fowler, b H. Hancock,

b Bowen ..............................

ان

4 E. Warburton, not out............. 25.

Lt. Staveley

4A. P. Roquette tid not beat.

D. E. Donnelly,

23

r. R. Wood

...L Broga.....kamiina m Capt. Crawforil, e 'Carvalho,

bJ. Braga. TA, Paris, o Noria, b Taylor... 27 Lt. Bagnall, o E. Braga, b

Jancock...m

Lt. Collins, b Taylor

Or. Drivor not,out

Gr. Jones not out.

Br. Frith

Julid not bat

Gr. Josephs/

Extros

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Total.... 189

5

18

Hills.

•

Capt. Bowen, b. Donnolly.............. 15 Foster, b. Donnelly .........

42 35 M. M. Maus, b. Fowler....

1. Hancock, b. Fowler.........

0

Total for 7 Wks... 133

C.C.C..

1 Hancouk, c. Staveley, b.

Pearce.....

41

II. M. Webb, c. Fowler, b.

flamilton....

35

10 A. O. Braun, not out.............................

4

12

Col. Staopole, o. Wishwood,

b. Hamilton..... ..

8

R, A. Carvalho, e Paris,

Jones ....

b

Rutter, not out .... .........

0

32.

J. V. Braga, o Jones.............. .

+18

Tutal..

100.

H. H. Taylor, e'. Paris,

by

Hitchcock

GE

L.. A. Rose, b Jones...

4

E. L. Braga not out

1

R., Baga

R. Postanji

J. D. Noria

G. A. Hanoook, h Paris W. II. Vivessh, e Jones, b

Bagnall

C. Jolinstono

did not bat

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. Total for 6 Whits ............

Kowloon v. R. E.

11

REVOLUTIONARIES'

DARING ACTION..

Hol dup German Transport,

Word 'ronchod Shanghai yoster- 92day, says the "China Pross" of Per 10, that the German transport Kowloon wore at home to the Titania, which was proceeding up R. E. toum and won by eight to lankow with a detachment of runs and five wickets, thanks to marines and some artillery to re- the bowling of Weaser and the inforce the guard in the Conces- Rev. Foster Pogg, who betweensions, was stopped at Kiukiang them took 6 wickets for 10 runs. by the revolutionists, who de For the winners Waterhouso, Lt. manded to search the ship. The W.A. Hagger, and R. E. Macas commander of the transport re- kill, put up good displays, fused, but said that he had no scoring 20, 21 and 34" re objection to taking two of the re- spectively. Corp. Tavener for the volutionary officers along with losers gave a good all round him to lankow to see that the exhibition, hitting up a useful 32 guns and ammunition were dis- and taking three wickets for 29. charged in accordance with

neutrality.

The scores were ¦---

Kowloon,

1

W. Waterhouse, c Addison

b Tavonar

20

The revolutionary General in command at Kiukiang wired Shanghai for instructions, and the reply from here was, "Lot the transport proceed." The Titania ischarged at Bankow and started 21 for Tsingtau. She was fired on as 5 she was stoaining down the 10 Yangtsze, it was said yesterday,

J. H. Mead, b Tavener....... 15 Lieut. W. A. Hogger, c and.

b Campion

***.**

Major Taylor, b Tavener ...... R. P. Thursfield not out K. R. Macaskill, e Brown W. L. Wensor

Lieut, A. G. White T. Sutton. Rev. Foster Pegg C. Brown'

?

Did not, but

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 1911

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34 and again boarded by revolu ART PHOTOGRAPHER

tionista from Kiukiang. The

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replenished to the extent of consignees of cargo are hereby informed Corpl. Campion, o White, b

Wouser

7 $3,000,000 when the Chinese that their goods will be delivered from Spr. Collins, b Foster Pegg... 3 gunboat Kianyuen arrived from alongside.

Cargo impeding the disoisarge of the Corpi, Godfrey, b Wensor... Nanking on Friday afternoon. She

this amount of silver money which sigaces risk and expense..

Cargo remaining on board, after 4. 2e revolutionists discovered at p.m. of the 18th Instant, will be loaded

Pukou after, the evacuation of it consignees risk and uxpanes. 11 General Changllsun. It was rather Consignees of Cargo from BINGA too much for the General to take PONE are requested to take IM- 113 along in his lusty flight and he MEDIATE delivery of their goods atowed it away in a safe place from slougalde, such cargo impoding where the revolutionists found it the discharge of the Vessel will A most enjoyable game was after careful search. General be landed and stored at consignees' risk. played on Saturday between two Chang undertook to carry $00,000 and expense. teams drawn from the members in silver with bim, but thirty boxes

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Total

Hills". "Pialns,"

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Bill of Lading will be soun' enighed of the Hongkong Cricket Club, of this treasure which were left on by the undersigned. entitled Hills and Plains respeo the railway station platform also DAVID BASSOON & CO., LD.,. tively. The pitch was admirably foll into the hands of the

alted to the batman anri some révolütfaire,

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› zibar via Port Baid,

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