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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1920.

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K.U,C. 1.S.R.C,

J. Parkes + Lt.

Curry

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11

Witebie

Jones

K. R. Macaskill

Capt. Murray... W. E. Stevens

Capt. Giray

4. McCubbin v Lt. Condir. Haggard G. W. Avenal

Lt. Dicken

G. Gerrard v T. F.

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Smalley

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in the Foursomes, U. S. R. C. "A" won by 3-1, De Lindsay Woods and Brand, and Redmond and Coekrem winning intright and the others halving. In the matches K. C. C. put up a better show losing by 21.11. Gerrand and Gibson

Wos for Kowloon and McCubbin and Avenall halved, the others being.

Break-U.S.R.C..........15

KOC

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LEAGUE CRICKET.

CIVIL SERVICE V. H.K.C.C.

One of the most sensational cricket wins of the season was witnessed in the match played be tween the Civil Service and the

H.E.C.C. on Saturday, as X League fixture. The Civil Ser-1 vants did fairly well at the opening, the board reading 1 for 4,2 for 15 and 3 for 131. The innings were eventually closed at 180 for five wickets, declared. The Club gave their opponents the surprise of their lives when Witchell and Blaker, with- out being out, piled up 188 runs. It was a really sensational win. Witchell's 102 included 19 fours and Blaker's 81 a six and 13 fours. Scores are as follows:-

CIVIL SERVICE. P. T. Lamble. b Brand G. H. Piercy, b Donnelly A. E. Wood, b Humphreys B. W. Bradbury, b Brown R. O. Hutchison, not out E. Syme Thomson, b Brown. W. H. Edmonds. not out

Extras

Donnelly Brand

Bowling.

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FINALS AT FANLING. Yesterday, the final for the the Governor's Challenge Shield was played off at Fanling. The opposing pairs were Messrs. R. L. Moncreiffe and R. Bruce (Bank) versus S. H. Dodwell and A. RisTotal (for 5 wkts., declared)... 180 chie. The former won by 4 up

Witchell, Strange, Bevan and and 2 to play. The Morning Post Severn did not bar. says there was little to criticise in the game. It certainly ***E not up to final stan- dard, far from it. and was no1 even on the class of an I: average scratch foursome. can be summed up in a sentence. Moncreiffe and Bruce played re- markably steady and safe golf for men on their mark (19) while Dodwell and Ritchie played re- markably poorly for their club valuation (3). The Shield went to the better golfers on the day's play and the game proved con. clusively that they should not have six shots in hand from any two men in the Club.

The Ladies Championship final was also played. Mrs. Winslow meeting Mrs. Maitland. The former won easily, being 6 up and 5 to play. Though both players showed good form, Mrs. Winslow, who played brilliantly, throughly deserved her win.

TIDE TABLE.

2nd Feb. to 8th Feb. 1920.

High Water Hongkong Bean Time!

b. m

Low Water Honkong Meani

m 29

09

1 5, 34

m 3 1 0.7

-1 59a. 3.

349 06

Mar. 2

m 9 3 43

7

77

Tuer. 3

9 49!

34 37

Wed.

m 19 25 46

bur. 5 m 10 58

m4 170"

Fri

11 Raj 71

245a 28

3 3 2.6

ます。 7m 9 28 7.7 ro 5 28: 1.3

Stark Beaver

Raworth Brown Humphreys

A. W. Ramsay, run out J. C. Fletcher, not out J. Stalker, not cut

Extras

Tel. 440.

FRIENDLY GAMES. The second string of the Civil 0 Service met the Craigengower 21 second team on the Civil Service "18 ground, the match ending in a 1 draw. The Civil Servants closed their innings at 202 for 8 wickets, A. T. McKenzie displaying his

Total (for 7 wkts, dec.)...173

of

W. T. Elson and E. J. Edwards batting abilities to a nicety

in 2 score

27, which included two fives and thirteen 37 was the

2 0 10 Lee

O. M. R W

9 2 22 1

I did not bat.

7 1 28 1

5 2

0

Bowling

4 0

12 0

Ng Sze Kwong

0. M. R. 16 1 84 10 0 49

7 0

99 2

3 0

14 1

Po Wing Kin Un Hew Fan

C.R.C.

1021

HONGKONG C. C. E. J. R. Mitchell, not out C. Blaker, not out

Extras

Total (for no wkts) Beaver. Raworth,

4 0 19 2 0 20

Shin Man Ping. b Braga $1 Wei Lee San, ran out...

188

5

Ng Sze Kwong, b Braga

G. Lee, c Braga, b Stalker Un Hew Fan,c Elson, b Stalker Beaven Ho Wing Kin, 1.b.w.. Stalker...

Choa Man Ping, not out J. Wong, b Braga

Paravicini, Humphreys, Brown, Stark, Brand and Donnelly did

Bowling.

not bat.

Severn Edmonds Witchell Bevan Lamble Piercy

0. M. R. W

K. K. Wong, b Stalker Cheung Wing Kui, e Edwards,

b Braga

10 1 48 0Chan Ping Un, c Goodall, b

8 0 48 0

6 0 42 0

2 0 29 0

1 0 12 0

1 0 4 0

K.C.C. v. C.R.C.

Brage...

Another League match played- Braga

was that in which the Kowloon

Ramsay Club defeated the C.R.C. by 35 Stalker

Extras...

Total

Bowling.

w.fours. Fincher's

next best score, and it included six fours. Craigengower made 126 runs with eight wickets down, when time arrived.

The match between IR.C. and Navy ended in a draw. The 15 Navy went in first and made 168 10 runs for 5 wickets, declared. The 28 Indians succeeded in making 119 29 for 4 wickets, when time was 221 called.

0

19

...138

91

The Police met the University 52nd, and the game resulted in a win for the University. The 0 Police were defeated badly, as they were short of players. The 1 scores were: Police,

University, 207.

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O. M. R. W. .12.3 1 50

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runs. Kowloon batted first and did very well, declaring after the seventh wicket at 173. C.R.C. retaliated well and it looked as if R.G.A. the laurels would go to them but|R.E. and L.A. at the fag end of the game the Kowloon players collapsed and the C.R.C. Civil Service were all out for 138. Scores:---

KOWLOON.

I.R.G. 'Staff's

A. O. Brawn, c Wei, b Lee... 65 Navy

4 53

1.0

4 172 2.5.

! 0 la 5.3 6 2.6

J. V. Braga, cand b Ng

Suo.

8:

11 4' 6.5

6 2 1.8

083 9.

5 58 2,7

A. de Souza, b Lee

m morning, a afternoon.

No Risk in that Came!

6 H.K.C.C. D. M. Goodall, c Wei, bLee... 9 C.R.C.

40 University

K. R. Macaskill, b. Lee

0 Craigengower.

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