LOCAL SPORT.
Week-End Cricket and
Football,
Saturday saw much activity in local sporting circles, most of the oriekel and football clube having & busy time.
CRICKET.
Cralgengewer v; H.K.C.C. Craigongower lost heavily on Saturday to the Cinb, who put up
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1915,
ing secured seventy runs to his CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO DAIRY FARM NEWS.
oredit. In addition to this, when bowling, he took Baran wickete for eighteen runs. The Ecores
WOTE:-
70
Tho University. K. Brayahay, setired... Ng Sze-kwong, b de Bome... 13 C. G. Anderson, b Overy Ho Wing-yuen, o Wenser, b
Schulz
Wei Wing-lock, a Robinson,
b de Rome... Ho Wing-kin, st, Elson,
Robicein
G. E. Marley, b de Rom
FUND.
For the Allied Forces at the Front.
FISH.
8
Jan.
Amount
ledged to 30th of
acknow
List No. 1:-
10
Dr. Macfarlane...
$2,583.37
10.00
WE HAVE RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF
Messrs. J, P. Lowing-
4
don, McMahon,
12
Alex Campbell,
Robert Taylor, T.
b de Rumo batting, no fewer than five mos R. Anderson, o Elson, "b
Robinson failing to make any score at all
41
J. Macaulay, Bey
nolds, O. Rhoder-
N
2
ick, $2 each
8
double figuras. The beat perform-
Doce was that of HH Tayler,
...13
who scored forty-five runs.
was particularly deadly, securing
251 to the losers' 114. The Craig-F. A. Redmond, e Robinson, engower players were weak in
and only three scoring above Chan Wing-to, nci out
Extras
Total 10 'ckets)...157
Bowling for the Club, Donnelly Chou Yat-kwong did not bat,
three wickets for four ruas apiece.
For the Club, Major Bowen wes do Rome
responsible for 43 rany, while Overy
the tail end, Messie. Mitchell and Schulz
T. E. Pearce, gathered in 29 and McLennan 39 respectively. The scores Wraser
Bere:-
Cralgengower.
J. B. Braga, b. Bowen ...
R. Bara, e Hooper, b Bowen... 10 H.H. Tayler, a and b Anderson 45 "R. A. Carvalho, e Sutherland,
b Bowen....... LA. Ross, 8 Moore, Anderson R. Peatorji, b Anderson
K. Khoras, l.b... b Bowen J. D. Noria, o Anderson, b
Donnelly
8. Jer, b' Donnelly
Bowling
OF M. R. W. 12 1 47 4 6 131 1 3 0 12 1 4.0 30 0 3.0 11 0 3.21 13 2 Kowloon C.C. K. MaLenon, b Brayabay... 14 W. J. Elson, b Brayshay. 1 J. H. Mead, c Ng Sza Kwong,
b Bravehay
Robinson ...
07. J. de Romo, b Ho Wing kin J. Robinson, e Ho Wing-kin,
9b Brayshay...
W. Wensor, b Ho Wing-kin 1 Capt. Liddell, b Brayshay 12A. E. Silkstone, o and b Ho
Wing kin
0
14.00
Collected by Miss Square :-
***
Sargt Major Chris-
tias
i.. $5.00 Mrs Bo Tung 3.00 Mr. E. S. Abraham 3.00 Friends $1.25,
Friends $1.05. 2.30 Messre. J. W. Crans- ton, G. W. Gegg E: M. Raymond Mesdames Tee, Yan, Ho Wing, Misses Iris Thorn hill, Joyce Thorn- hill, Alice Blake, Stephens, Mesura.
H. Edwards, Car
malits, Daddy... 12,00
| Menre. A.M.O.. B.
W.,L.I., W.V.P.,
Mok
Lip,
Gunner...
3.00
12
A. Gunner, 30
ots., M.H., J. G.
0
0
20 ole, esob... 70
5 W. H. Church, 6 Brayshay.
Mesare. A Kam, O.B.
1
Tong. In Kons,
re
9
3
24
Rev. H. R. Wells, b Donnelly Substitute, not all' -
Bowen
Extras
Totul.... Bowling.
1A. E. Sebulz, b Brayshay 34. Overy, not out.
....114
0. M. R. W.
8 0 45 4
Extras.........
Total....... Bowling.
O. M. R. W.
Anderson ......... 10. 2 33 3. Brayebay 11 3 18 7. Donually 2.4 0 123 Ho Wing-kib... 11 3 21 37
H. K. C. C.
A. R. Sutherland, b Tayler 13 C.-A. Hooper, b Carvalho
7
D. E. Donnelly, b Taylor.... 20 R. P. Thursfield, and b
Tayler
12
17
Major Bowen, cand.b Carvalho
43
P. Jacks, b Pestobji...
R. Kennedy, e Pestonji, b
Tayler
R. N. Anderson, b Pestouji 8. S. Moore, e and b Partonji, E. J. R. Mitchell, pat pat T. E. Pearce, b Carvalho
Extras
Total...
Bowling.
FOOTBALL.
Club again Defeat the Police. The Hongkong F., and the Police F. O. again mat on Satur. day, this time in a Hongkong Shield Competition tie, the Club winning by two goala to one after a hard fought game. After a rush or two, Stewart got the ball in a 22 favourable position, end, miking no misinke, opened the Rooring for the Club. The shooting of 20 the Police showed very much 29 room-for improvement, one meru- 30 ber only, and that Booker, meet.
18
ing with anything like succesy. 251 Even then be was well attended
to by the Club defence. Reid, too,| 0. M. R. W. sbowed a little superiority over Carvalho.........16.4 0 100 3 bis confreres. The half-time 4 714 arrived with the Club leading by Tayler......14
0 48 3he odd goal. Pestonji.........10
CIVIL Service v. Army Team. " In the second half Pennell The Civil Service just reached added another to the Club score, the century before their side was and Reid, through the agency of dismissed by a military team who Bonker, scored for the Police in reply passed that total by fifty- before the close. eight rane, thereby winning a resulted as follows-Hongkong
The game
Tong Kow, A.B.C. 50 Collected by Mrs. W.H. Local Subscriptions., Collected by Copt.
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E. Larmour, F. W. Wood, Vergette Farther instalment
from V. R. O............ Mrs. Goldman,
List Nu. 3- Captains A. Fraser,
and Jenkins...işir List No. 18:- Mers. H. Stephens. & OG PRPAPA! List No. 27. Messrs. II. S Hille, A.
Rodger, J. Rodger, G. Baker, J. W. Stéwort, J. W. Glors, J. D. Kionair, J. McCor quodale, J. Forbes, F. Plage, A. Forbes, A. T. Brown, T. Blair, T, Brawn, J. H. Un- derwood
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Mr. F. P. Shroff..... Meser. B. U. Umrigar
H.Eberganmode.P.H... F. Telati, B. P. Ta...
most enjoyable game. The scores Club, 2 goals; the Police, I goal. Mr. B. F. Tanaria
were***
Army.
Two of the service teams were
The Navy Beat the Engineers.
J
French, retired hurt.......
48
Forrest, a Waterapu, b Reed...
engaging each other on Saturday,
these being contingents of the List No. 40-
Dudley, b Reedá..............in .it .
29
Royal Nivy and the Royal En-Mr. G. T. E.
Bennet, b Reed...........................
0
gineers, two very good teams. List No. 77 :-
Raploy, b Reed.
The game was characteristically Mr. W. E. Clarke
Major Mergan, b Waterson"....
Б
Trenonnan, b Witchell......... Hyde, b Witchell
.14
fought, both sides putting forward Mr. J. Arnold ... some commendable efforts to Mr. Sho Tata Tasi
L. B. A. Williams, run out...
P. W. Williams, not put .......... Gregory, c and b Bradbury
Extras
Total...
Bowling.
1
15
158
secure the palm. It was in the Mr. Lam Shau Sban
fret twenty minutes of the match Mr. Ip Chik Sah
that the only goal was scored, and Mr. W. A. Valentine
that through the efforts of Godfrey Mr. Yang Hon Che
of the Royal Navy. "The Ex-Mr. R. T. Bres giaceratried very hard to equalise, Mr. J. McFarlane but they were not favoured with S. Belle Smith' success. The first half conclud- Mr. She Tai Cheung 0. M. R. W: 1...10 0 35 2ed with the sailore a goal up. Mr. W. D. Morgan
The steerd half was just as M-gere. W. H. Edley, 7 0 53 4
Yoog Hoa Kwan, de 1230 stenuously fought as the frat,
Wilson, Fung Sin but neither leur penetrated the! opposing defence. Godfrey, how-Wah, Lam Yan Chi... ever,robbed his first effort of much Mesere, G.W., 0.8.0.
Witchell
Reed
Mariya
... 5
Waterson
Bradbury
5 12 1 ...2.4 1 11 Civil Service.
Capt. C. D. Martin, b Morgan 13 of its glory by missing an open
P. T. Lamble, b Rapley
R. O. Witchell, h Morgan
1 goal in the second moiety. How 28 ever, the sailors came out winners
E. W. Dawson, b Raplay......0 by the only goal of the match.
E. B. Reed, 1.b.,, b Ripley 0
O. J. Tacchi, b Rapley......... W Hill, o and b Morgan... Bradbury, 1b.w., b Morgan... Waterson, b Rapley..... Bearn, b Morganit Hall, not out emminkive mi
Extras,
351
St. Joseph's College Beat. Victoria Rovers.
3 In the second division of the
Hongkong League there was much
1
interest in the match played
D
between the St. Joseph's College
representatives and the Victoris
Scott, F. d'Ecs, D. D. Watling, J. Evans. O. P. Archerill, J, F. d'Azevedo, R.Adling- ton, Yang Fan, Luk Lai Ting, J. M. Figueiredo, A. M. Xavier
4,00
SANITARY BOARD.
The orders of the day for Tuesday's meeting of the Sinilary
15.00 Board are:
Letter from Government for warding correspondence relating to Flagus Epidemics in Hong- kong.
Letter from Government re the election of Dr. G.. HL. Fitz- williamsand Mr. P. W. Goldring as members of the Sanitary Board.
Letter from Government ap proving the erection of a mater 15.00 closet st the Jockey Clab, Haral
Building Lot No. 23.
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Rovare. The game was a good Queen's College tenon. It was
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(Full particulars will appear Jater) GEO. P. LAMMERT,
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College went for the gloves, so to speak, and at the interval led by two goals to one. In the second without any response and ran victors by three goals to Tone
failed to do so sad had to go one .. under by the only goal.
Kowlood v. The University,half, the College added another endly games of football. The intermediate stations ie dispensed with good window" display.
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