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SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
1. R. C. WIN SECOND
DIVISION.
The Indian Recreation Club have won the second division championship. They opposed Civil Service C. G. 2nd XI on Saturday and required either a win' or a draw to make their post- tlon safe.
An evenly contested match resulted in both sides claiming`a point thus giving the India seconds the championship. This is the second occasion on which they have headed the second divi- gol
The only other League match was between the Chinese R. C. and the University. The Chinese were cheaply dismissed, and the visitora won by close upon two hundred run
In a friendly match between the Hongkong C. C. and the Kowloon C. C., Hongkong gained a fairly easy victory.
DIVISION L
Chinesg R. C. Univeralty. The Chinese R. C. were at home to the University, but put up a very pour show and lost another match, Batting first, they were only able to compile 73 runs, Ching being the highest scorer with 25. Runijahn w chiefly responsible for the cal lapse, his seven wickets costing 1224 runs.
only
Mars
A. 5. Ismail.
MONDAY, MARCH
7. 1927.
Bowling Analysis,
0. M. R. W
1 11
Sirdar Khan '
1.
།
Ackber
11
Bumijaln
10
Madar
1. 21
A. RAMInu
27
2
LEAGUE TABLES. Division 1.
"P. W. D. L Pts
4 4 1
1
3 A 11 2.10
3
Kowloon Royal Navy Civil Service University Indian R. C. H. K. C. C.
K. O. S. B. R. A.
Craitengower
Chinese R. C.
Division
R. E, and R. C. of
1. R. C. End Police R. C.
Varsity 2nd Recreio Kowloon 2nd. R. A. O. C Navy 2nd Tamar
c. S. C.
C. C. 2nd H. K. C. C. 2nd
YACHTING.
MENAGERIE RACE ON
SATURDAY..
Some excellent sailing was enjoyed
GERMAN MATCH
INDUSTRY.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS. A typical feature of the present Industrial and economic positio is the desire to radically change
SPEED OF DOGS:
GREYHOUND'S 35 MILES
AN HOUR.
The question of the speed of dogs was recently raised by by those who turned out in Satur- the structure of existing organisa reader of The Daily Mail, who day's menagerie race of 0.4 milestions with a view to making them states that while he was motor- over a course from the Club to
11 191 Lyomus Beacon (port), Kewicon conform to modern requirements. Fing, with his speedometer register- Rock (p), mack on Club line (p), The events that have recently beening 20 miles out. hour, a terrier in 16 Channel, Rocky (starboard), finish at going on in the German, match-tho road ran as fast for nearly
the Club.
producing Industry Turpish a half a mile... striking example of the tendency
21 20
14
There was a fine N. E. breeze, and the beats did good time. Colleen was
"This is a very remarkable speed the first to cross the line, but had to that lies at the root of these en- for any kind of terrier, especially take fifth place on corrected time, deavours. The procesa of rear-
on a half mile run," said Mr. A. Adele, which came in fifth, winning by ganisation has now come to an end Croxton Smith, momber of the over two minutes from Ailsu, with by the formation of the Zundholz- committee of the Kennel Club. Daphne a good third.
vertrieb AG., un event that
"Our fastest dog is the grey- The nine compatitors were.-Handl- marks at the same time the term-hound. It appears to have a 1 2 16 eap Class, Diana, Colleen: One De-ination of the long struggle be-light advantage over the whippet.
signs, Daphne, Allsa, Haleyon; Gnol 19 Clues, Gael, Theeln; Heywaril Hays, tween the few German match fue. I have a record of a greyhound 10 Bunjum, Adele.
torics that had still retained their running a quarter of a mile in In the table below, the yachts are independence, and the Swedish 25. 2-5sec. A first-class sprinting mentioned in order of finishing with American Match Trust. The lat whippet will cover 200 yards in 9the respective actual positions, (acter has now definitely gained about 12sec."
cording to handicap stated in foothold in Germany, and by doing brackets.
so has made a large step forward Finishing Corrected on the road towards a world's
.4:34:01 1:26:11 monopoly.
4:34:50 1:33:16 4.43:26 4:24:38
FRIENDLY MATCHES. longkong.C. C knwloon C. C. Kowloon suffered dofent in friendly on the Hongkong C. C. ground. Hitting first, they made 140, which Brace was responsible for 49. 49. Evere did ali the damage, taking eight wickets for 30 runa. When stumps were drawn, the Club had scored 181 for the loss of seven wickets, Hayward and Gwen Hughes having retired with their individual scores at 73 and 65 respectively.
Kowloon C. C.
W. Brace, c & b Evers.
The hiversity passed their oppon Scorus:
wickets ents' score with only two down, and went on to play out time, scoring 270 runs. Lam, who went in towards the end, scored at a fast pace for his 81 nut but Samy, also exceeded the half century. Scores
Chinese R. C.
T. E. Yeah, b Rumjahn
W. Ramsay, c Owen Hughes. b Bowker E. F. Fincher, L Evera Capt. E. W. Morris,
Lyal, e Hayward, b Evers
Hayward,
b Parker
12
C.
II. C. Hung, e and 5 Rumjahn
F. Goodwin, b Evers
Ng Sze-kwong. b Rumlahn
11
V. G., Guest, b Evers
J. Youngsaye, b Rumjamn
W. Hyde; b Evers..
1. Ching, e F. Zimmern, b W. M.
Glins
C.
neb Rumjan
F. Wong, b
Un low-fan, & Lan, b Leg
W. K. Chung, st. Ponsonby Fane,
b Rumjahn
K. L. Chi, b Rumjahit.
1. S. Wong, e Sany, b W. M. Git-
tigs
KL. C. Hung, not out
1.00
S. Jex, c & b Evers ...
25 11. T. Buxton, b Evers
N. H. Russ, not out
29855
Colleen (5th) Diana (9th) Aisa (2nd) Daphne (3rd) Adele (1st) Halcyon (8th) Boojum (th) Gael (7th) Theets (4th)
Time
Working out thene speedy, they give a rate of: Greyhound, about 5% miles an hour; whippet, a little more than 34 miles an hour."
Foxhound's $1-P.M.H. Foxhound's
The development of the trust 4:25:13 from a position of unimportance 4:44:01 4:44:07 4:22:11 and insignificance to its present
Mr. Croston Smith added: 4:49:49 4:31:01 predominance in the international 4:51:28 4:20:32 situation of the industry it cone have no datn, but there is a Of the borzois, a fast dog no doubt .4:55:24 4:29:88
trols is of unique interest and com-record of a match between-race- 4:55:48 4:25:15
pels,our"admiration. Its origin horses and foxhounds over the Service Race.
Roos back to the establishment of Beacon Course on Newmarket Eight bonts sailed in the Services a match factory in the Swedish Heath, which took place, I believe, race on Saturday.
eity of Jonkoping (1848) which towards the end of the 18th cen- The course was-Kowloon Rock was soon followed by numerous tury, by which to judge the speed 16(8), Channel Rocks (3), Cust Rock others. After fierre struggles bent foxhounds, at any rate as they 18 bacy (p).
49
1
n
0
In the tabulated result given between the competing firms, an then were
low the time is for both finishing and agreement was arrived at by them The course was 4 miles, 1 far- 8 corrected time except where stated: in 1917 which provided for the!
long, 132 yards in length. The 1st.-H. M. "Hermen"
galley Svenska Tandsticks A.B., with wining hound took 8 minules and, (Eng
Canitr Villar 4:09:02.) 2nd H S. "Dragon' galley D (P., O. Pert) 4:29:44.
3rd II. M. S. "Herald" whalar
Kenusly)
4:27:20 (finishing 104
time was 4:38:24).
12
4th.-H. M. S. Frobisher" galley 140 (P. O. Cauntur) 4:29425,
5th-II. II. S. "Ambrose" galley) (P. O. Matthews) 4:29:40.
"Titania"
galley, "Hermes" wider "Frobisher" cutter did not finish.
Extras....
Total
Bowling Analysis.
MR. W.
fowler
1
Vallark
Parker
Every
Total
75
A. W. Hayward, retired
Bowling Analysis.
O. MR. W
H. Owen Hughes, retired.
12
- 18. 4 23
1 E. J. R. Mitchell, not out 7| HI. V. Parker, run out
Estem
Rumjubn
S. V. Gitlins
W. M. Gittins
University,
Bongtong C. E
Capt, A. N. Evers, Dyal
1 Hinton, & Morris
15. T. Orr, e Guest, b Gondwin
G. R. Vallack, b Goodwin
S. V. Gitlins, b Ng Sze-kwong .......
E. A. Lee, hw, b Ching
F. Zimmern, e & b Ng Sze-kwong
39
$
3
Dr. D. R. Sing, b Ng Sze-kwung 35 W. M. Gittina, b C. E, Wong....
E, Zimmern, e Younisaye, b. C. E.
Wong
W.
Hong
Sling, b Un Hew-fan B. P. Ng, & Un low-fan
C. W. Lam, not out
Extras...
55
14
Total (for 7 wkts.).... 161 H. C. Burgess, A. C. I. Bowker, W. Wooding did not hat,
12
15 Goodwin
21 1
11 Brace
81 Russ
Dr. R. A. Ponsonby Pane, b Ching 13 Guest
Extras
Total (or 9 wkta.)
A..A. Rumjahn did not bat
Bowling Analysis.
15 Morris
270
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. W. 9.5 2 25
.10
3. 40
21
22
19
1
Club de Reereis Match,
An inter-Club match at the Club de Recreio on Saturday, resulted in the "B" team, composer entirely of employees of, local banka, defeating 0. M. R. We "A" team ( the "Rest") by 179 rong to 89. For the winners, 1. M. Xavier and D. Alves made 60 and 351 respectively. Both retired. Alves was the must surressful bowler with seyen wirkets for 48 runs.
CRICKET
Dental Prander
Ching
15.2 6 55
2
Yeoh
*
2 34
Ng Sze-kwong
-
Un Hew-fan
8
02 1.381
7
50
18
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Sunday's Race Postponed.
"/
headquarters at Stockholm. The cruelusion of this agreement was harses that started only 12 were few seconds, and of the 60 argely due to, the antiring efforts able to run in with the hounds.
Mr. Ivar Kreuger, the well-The speed of the winning hound: Paown director general of the pre- would be about 31 miles an hour. sent truat.
The completion of this process in or about the year 1721, had The racekoran Flying Childers,
of concentration enabled the
done the same course in 7min. Swedish match-producing industry. or about. min. faster
"I devis vigorous mensures by which to extend its infience in the world's markets. By cleverly
than the hound.
lost of my sporting friends
There was a good turnout yester-adapting its policy to the conili consider that the cheetah, as used day morning at the Royal Hongkong Lions created in the various eun-in India by the native princes to Yacht Club, when the race between tries through the war, the Swedish buat the black buck, is the fastest the Club members and ladies was to
have come off. A strong gale was trust secured to itself a consider-animal living over a distance of blowing in the early morning and as able influence upon
produc-200 yards. The cheetah, is re- when the there was also a heavy sen running tion abroad. The high tariff leased at its quarry
latter is within striking distance, the Committee decided to stone with which many coun- the morning race and hold the
after-
1
Temb
ve tries surfounded
themselves and goes like a streak of lightning, noon event only. Several tested the son in the morning and re-practically forced the trust to ac- turned with the report that conditions quire existing factories or to dependent on these three concerns made good sailing impossible, if not ernet those of its own. No less were also brought under its la netually dangerous.,
In the afternoon the weather was than 12 factories have thus been luence. In this way the trust ac- very little better, and the committee acquired abroad, and in some quired control, within a very short Feru, Turkey,space of time, of 70% of the Ger- no alternative but to call the countries, egg, liad
who
Greece, and Poland, the trust oben, production. race off altogether. Those terned up, were keenly disappointed. tained an actual monopoly. The The correct policy of the re- It is understood that the Com
enormous funds required for so maining concerns that had saved mittee will make every endeavour to
possible large an enterprise were advanced their independence would have been hold the race as soon The date will be announced in due by American and British financiers. to combine their forces against The position to-day is that the the further advance of 'the trust. tist controls, about 50% of the Instead, however, bf doing this, world's match production, so that they continued to underbid each the further development, in the other, and finally approached the' direction of an all-round, mono-Government with the request to poly embracing every country | reintroduce the system of ration. seems merely -n question of time, ing production. But eventa had especially so since the German moved loo fast, and the Govern matel-producing industry has now ment's economic council (Reich- also come under its influenec.swirtschaftsrat), after studying
course.
EUROPEAN IRON PACT.
GERMAN THREAT TO
DISRUPT IT. .
The causes which led to the pro- the problem in great detail, came sent state of the German match to the conclusion that the pro-"
DIVISION H. Indian R. C. v Civil Service C. C.
This Indian R. C. 2nd eleven muide the championship of the second divi-
Berlin-The Continental iron site secure on Saturday when they
pnct, which was made just four
are at least partly posel measures of defence were succeeded in taking a quin from the
months ago, is already threatened connected with its own Internal ineffective, and that the creation Civil Service. The match was play- od on the Civil Service ground, the 157 before being seperat with disruption, The Germans structure. In addition to a small of a slate monopoly would also be number of large-sized concerns, liable to serious objections. Thus visitors having first knock. They race had fourteen fours in his 92, total production is much more whilst Fincher 75 contained eleven
there, wore numerous others of the only thing to do was to let started badly, but later improved, antiary strokes. The home team's than the amount of the quola ar- A. K. Minu going in towards the cutting was consistent, 209 being on ranged for them in agreement with medium and small size, and these matters take their natural coursq to score a half century and
made the board before the declaration was manufacturers
in the direction of a private mono of
were equipped with obsolete ma- Belgium, their position fairly safe. A made with nine wickets down. France, and Luxembourg, to whom chinery so that they could scarce-poly and to ensure that proper pro-
R. Minul was the next highest searer The Navy never looked like saving with 36.
the game. Seven wickets were down must now be added the manufacy be said to produce along revision was made for the protection Nevertheless, of the general public and its in- for 76 and the scre eventually turers of Austria, Czecho-Slovakia munerative lines. reached 131, Brewerton being top and Hungary.
the production exceeded the de- terests. The intervention of the mand even before the war, and in Government led to the conclusion scorer with 42. Scores:
Kowloon C. C.
1911 it became necessary to ration of a syndicate agreement to which W. Bruce, b Sturges
the output. The regulations en-all the producers were parties. Both J. C. Lyal, buli
forcing much rationing were ab- All of them, with the exception of belag. F. Fincher,
b Sturges.
olished again in 1919 when it was the Grosseinkaufs-Genossenchaft A. W. Ramsay, and b Beatty..
intended to establish a For the Civil Service, Paterson look F. E: Lawrence. c Shaw, b Sturges
state deutscher Konsumvereine, under- six Indian, wickets for 21 Tuns. Capt. E. W. Morris, Newall,
monopoly for the production of took to pince their output at the In consequence the Germans matches, but this intention has disposal of a selling organisation have had to pay 2,690,000 dollars never been realised. The violent in the shape of a limited company to fix ifts the pooling fund, and some competition that set in immediate-er corporation which is
Had the Civil Service audiolent time, it is probable that they would huve
passed the visitors total, for they had 115 on the board with our five
men out when stumps drawn. Nihill and Holdmar got into the twenties, the latter undefeated.
Secres:
Indian R. C. 2nd XI,
M. P. Madar, e Harper, b Sara..
1. Hassun, c Strange, b Westlake
J. S. Ackher, b Westlake
H. D. Rumjahn, c & b Paterson.
S. A. R. Ismail, b
SATA
A. R. Mina, b Paterson
A. S. Sumad, b Paterson
A. S. Ismail, b Paterson
A. K. Minu, b Paterson
Sirdar Khan, b Paterson
V. T. Mans, not out
Extras
were
gorogoor | S
169
D
The Germans production ex 92eeded the quota assigned, to the 10 by 9.3 per cent. in September, 12.8
per cent, in October, 20.7 per cent in November, and 26.2 per cent. in December."
D
14
b Sturges
F. Goodwin, e Dale, b Sturges.
C. T. Evans, b Shaw
S. Jex, not out.
H. T. Buxton, b Shaw
Extras
Total (for 9 wkts. dez.) 200
N. I. Ross, did not bat.
0.
M.
R.
W.
Beatty
Sturges
Hull
Dale
Pugh
Shaw
8.5
Royal Navy.
SEARNE
of them are reconsidering whether ly after the withdrawal of the com- prices, to arrange for the proper 29 the disruption of the pack is ad-pulsory measures caused a situa-distribution of the output among visable, although this would not tion that was exceedingly favour-home consumers, and to take in mean that they would not attempt able to the expansion of the hand the exporting business. The to renew it in the future.
Swedish trust, and as these events capital of the company is one mil- The pact was made for five coinelded with the period of Infla-Hon reichsmarks, one half of years-and in certain circumstani- tion, matters became more favour-which sum represents the share of ets three years-but it can be de-able still. nonneed earlier if the Franco- German commercial treaty has not heen signed.
22
J
2
F/Lt. Brewerton, st. Jex, b Lyul 32 0. M. R. W. Lt. Robertson, e Lawrence, b
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Westlake
Sara Grimmitt
Paterson Nihi!!
Davies
3 43 2
1 32 2
20
3 21
15
12
Civil Service C. C. 2nd XI
II. J. Harper, b Sirdar Khun ...
R. S. W. Paterson, run out
J. H. R. Nihill, l.b.w., b.A. B.
Minu
A. W. Grimmitt, e Sulled, b
Rumjahn
H. E. Davies, Lb.w., b A.R. Minu
F. H. Holdman, not out
Extras
Goodwin Lt. Garrang-Williams, e Lyal, b
Ross
Surg-Com. Hull, e Jex, b Ress.. Lt. Sturges, It. Dale, e Brace, b Rose
bLyul
Lt. Comdr. Shaw, b Goodwin .. 14. Pugh, e Brace, b Fincher...
16 F/O. Newall, a Ramsey,
18 Mid. Bore, not out
27
b Morris
Lt. Comd. Beatty, b Morris
•
Extras
Total
0.
M.
Id Goodwin
44
Lyal
8
Total (for 5 witta,) .... 116 Ross* H. J. Pearce, H. F. Westlake, T. W. Morris Carr, C. Sara did not bat.
Finchor
Dr. Rousch, German director of
the drust, whilst the other half" The trust began to exercise a fhas been taken over by the Ger- certain influence on the position man producers and the German of the German match-producing Government. The participation of industry as early as 1919/20 when the trust in the capital, therefore, it sold 40,000 cases of Swedish is less than its share in the pro matches to German buyers,, and duction is controls, which amounts, when it placed part of the sale as has been said to 70%. The price at the disposal of the All-agreement is to run for twenty- it, in a speech at Duisburg. He gemoine Zundholzexport-Zentrale five years, and contains a clause'
2 the Good Hope Works, and one,
the most powerful of the indus trialists of Westphalia, has spoke of the possibility of denouncing
17 sought to disguise the real motive C. m. b. H., of Hamburg, in the entitling the Government to a cer-
21
of this proceeding by arguing that shape of A loan granted to tain influence on the fixing of 22 industrial co-operation with Ger- the Intter
conceri It next prices, so that the interests of the
131
many's neighbours is Impossible secured three-quarter majoriti a consumers may be properly pro- it German territory oecupled, by in the firms of Messra.. Stahl & tected. Another important stipu foreign troopa is not evacuated. Noelle A.-G. and Dentache Zand-lation is that the Government is The Frankfurter Zeilung has holzfabriken A.-G. (the so-called to issue, prior to March 1st 1927, W. giveu
Bovera. snub "Kasseler, Konzern"), and shortly an encément making it illegal to and told him that a business man aftorwards it required an importmanufacture matches without the ahould stick to, busines, pointing ant percentage of the shares of consent of the Government-- out that the onthurst was a busi-the Union A.-G., of Augsburg. At measure intended to make a re- ness cae and not a patriotic ono, the same time the small factories Inewed over production impossible.
him
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