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SATURDAY'S CRICKET.

K.O.S.BS. DEFEATED..

"With the unexpected defeat of the K.0.8.B.4, a Pokfulam on Saturday, the chances of the Kasko loon Cricket Club gaining tho premiership of the first Division are practically secure and only something sensational can now de prive them of the honour.

Ilongkong C.C. v. Artilleryą ; ¿' Fielding a strong team against the visitors, the Hongkong C,G,_de-

cisively defeated the Royal Artillery by eight wickets.

it tho wickets The Artillery word first and, with Wallacks in form with the ball, were all dismissed for 66, of which score Smith made 16 and Capt.

Omar.

F. M. of Arculll, b Omar A. K. Minu, not out

Extras

MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1927,

Total (for 7 wkts., dec.) S. A. R. Ismail and S. . Isnall did not bat.

London, Mar, 12.

A. R. Minu, Lim, b Omar

Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Pte. Lake, b Paterson 135/Sergt. Greenaway, b Paterson

L/Cpl. Reberta, b Westlake Comdr, Howe, b Westlake S/Sergt. Walker, b Westlako Comdr. Houl, st. Holdman,

Grimmitt

HOME RUGBY.

3

10

IRELAND'S CAPITAL WIN OVER WALES.

Q.

b

O.. M R. W

M. S. Mecock, and b Strange 16 S/Serge Butterfuld, e Grimmitt,

Jones

41

S/Sgt. Waterfield, not out

19

B

-47

8

d

51

1

11

9.1 47

28 1

Omar

Bowling Analysis.

A. B. Hamson ... Abbas Kitchell

Crafgengower.

Or-Ismail,-b- Mailan

II. P. Lim, c A K. Minu, b Cur-

"Curreem U, M. Omar, e A. K. Minu, b

3Cpl. Bendnit, not out

Extran

Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) .211 Pte. Brunnen did not bat.

14

Westlako Paterson

4 Sara

A. B. Hamsen, e and à Curreem 10Grimmitt

Runjahn, not dat

D.

wiches 11. Vallack took eight T. Grimes, e Madar, b Correom

for 27, runs.

The Club pissed the opposition's total with only two wickets down, the innings eventually realising 152 for the loss of four wickets. Hay ward, opening the innings, carried. his bat for 44. Score:

Royal Artillery.

Lt. Skanne-Stanley, Vallack Lt. Smith, e sub, b Vallack Mr.-Gr. Fogdon, c. Hayward,

Vallack

Lt. Wright, b Cornaby

Car Parker,

Howard, h Vallack

Mitchell.

Callack

с

Maj. Stovil, not out

B. S. M. Bennett, b Cornaby

Il. Carmichael, b Vallack

Sgt. Ruie, e Lee, by Vallask

Lt. Jolly.. c Owen Hughes, b Val-

luck

Extras

E. Abbas, bw, A. el Arculli A Kitchell, Madar

E. Hamson, not out

Extras

Total (or widā)

10

Bowling Analysis.

O. M.

R. W.

1

32

3

酱

1

142 - 2

10

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1

Civil Service.

17

35 Strange

19 Jones

O'Neill

14

11. F. Harper, b Lake

.140

H. E. Strange, Waterfold, b

He wo

S. W. Paterson, Lb.w., Lake

.1

Greenaway,

Roberts,

20

E. Mowfang and Luz did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

K. F. Westlake,

Howe WR. R. Davies, 6 Lako

A. W. Grimmitt, a

Lake

0. M. R.

F. M. el Areulli

J

4 17

3 A. el Arcull!

.10

3

38

A. R. Minu

1 13

-T. T. O'Neill, b Howe

Madar

12

20

41

06

Curreem

Recreio v. Hongkong. C.C.

2 S, MeLaren, b Howe AA. B. Jones, b Lake

Theac two second strings met at King's Park, the home team being defeated by nearly 50 runs. Bat ting first the visitors made 154 when their innings was declared closed.

A. F. Haldiman, not out

Extras

Total

One man absent,

The Portuguesa teum replied with 107. Towards the end of the inn. Lake ings Burgess took three wickets for Howe only one run. "Ecores:

Hongkong C.C.

Total

Bowling Analysis.

0. MR. W.

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Bowling Analysis,

4

In sunny weather, before a crowd of 25,000, Ireland defeated Wales by 19 points in the Rugby International to-day,

Stephenson kicked a penalty goal for Ireland within a minute of the start, and nino minutes later Ganly crossed the line, scoring a try, which Stephenson converted.

BOW BELLS.

BIG TENOR CRACKED. "Oranges and lemons," say th bulls of St. Clement's.

"I owe you five farthings," say the bells of St. Martin's. "Whai will your pay me?"--Bay

the bells of Old Bailey. "When I grow rich," say the

bells of Shoreditch. "When will that bo?" says the

bells of Stepney,

"I do not know," says the big

bell of Bow.

The Irishmen did most of the attacking during the first half, and

But until the sum of £5,000 can Stephenson scored a try which he failed to convort, Buchanan, the braised-by the Church of St. Ireland forward, was injured and Mary-le-Bow its big tener bell of was forced to retire. At the intergal 53 cwt, will take no further part In the Bcora was-Ireland 11 pt., any conversation of the bells of Wales 0.

London churches. The last time Buchanan did not return in the the bell expressed its doubts on second half, but for me time Ire- debt settlement was some three Band continued to have the better of

the play, and within five minutes months ago, when, with its eleven Stephenson had got through for bell companions-eleven tons of pnother try, which he converted. metal all told-it was broadcast the Two minuter intor, the Irish scor. throughou the country by

was completed by Ganly. The B.B.C. |ing

unconverted.

Now the bell is cracked and will Wales exerted pressure, and Mor have to be recast before it can gan peered a try which Powell con-speak again. In addition, danger verted, and shortly afterwards Wind- might result if its bearings be-

or Lewis dropped a goal.

for the

Ireland maintained the pace, well come any worse. Sa and the final whistle. blew with the rent the chimes are not heard, scores, Ireland 10 pts., Wales 2 pts. land one bell only calls worship-

pera to the services.

Reuter..

County Championship.

London, Mar. 12. In the Rugby County Champion $2 ship Final played at Blackheath to-day, Kont de fented Leicestershire by 22 pts to 12 pts.-Peuter.

O. M. R. W. 10.4 4 27. V 10 -1 31 4 Deducting the points gained by the Civil Service, Indian and the Uni- varsity against the Royal Engineers 20who

withdrawn from the have Lengue, the tables are as follows!

G. P. Lammert, c Lopes, b Pinna 54

D. E. G. Nicholson, c Reed, b

P.

c Lopes, b Alvez

A. W. Hayward, not out ...... 74 W. R. Tait, b Marques

M. 3. t. Mitchell, bew, Brunett 20. J. Armstrong, not out .....

J. Hall, st. Fogden, b Wright

T: K. Pearce, e Fogden, D Smith 24

3. R. Hinton, e Wright, b Rule

Extrax

Total (for 4 wits)

JE

J. D. Humphreys, H. Owen Hughes, 11. V. Parker, W. B. Carnaby, R. W. Lee and G. R. Vallack did not but,

C. D. Wales, e Carvalho, b Reed

A. Summers, b Marques

A. E. Pritchard, not out

Extra

10

7 Kowloon

26 Royal Navy

20 Civil Service

1Univeraity

Hongkong C.C. 7K.O.S.B.

Indian R.C.

Artillery

0

Total (for 7 wkts., dee.) .151 W. Wooding and S. J. Jordain did not but.

craigengower Chinese R.C. Indian R.C Foliec

1 University

0. M. E. W. Kearvio

3 Kowloon

Bowling Analysin.

Bowling Analysis.

R.A.0.C.

0. M. R. W. Marques

13

2 45

Bennett

8

20

1

Reed

8

1 40

1 Navy

Eule

Wright

1.4 2 C

42

I

Tinna

11

43

10

1

Alves

5

26

Civil Service

44

1

Hongkong C.C.

:19

Club de Recreio.

Smith Howard

University v. K.O.S.B. K.O.S.B.

SPERER

The soldiers were seriously handi capped by the absence of Dobbig and Bofored defeat at the, hands of the University,

Rumjuhn, who for the last two weeks has been exceptionally suc- cessful with both bat and ball, was again responsible for the downfall the opposing team. His analysis was, six wickets for 38 runs.

of

11

11. M. Xavier, e Burgess, b Wales 19

D. F. Lopes, run out...

11. A Barros e Wales

"mers

R. C. Reed, Summers

II. A. Alves, run out

11

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8 3 4 1

33 1 12

LAWN TENNIS.

KOWLOON, C. C. v. HERMES.

A

very interesting tennis match was played between the H. M. S. llermes and the Kowloon Cricket" Club on the latter's ground yester day afternoon, the home team win- ning by the narrow margin of 12 Romes.

The full results were:

The tower housing the 12 fam- Jons bella is also in need of repair. and much work is required by way of redecoration of the interior of.. the church; the organ, too, re- quires some attention. Tho or iginal appeal was for £9,000 tio cover the cost of redecorations and work on the tower and steeple, but the appeal has now been ex- tended to include £4,000 to £5,000 for putting the bells in good order, and about £2,000 for organ re- pairs, a total of £10,000.

Rebuilt by Wren.

The tower, 236-11. high, at the top of which is a dragon 9-ft. long, was erected by Sir Christopher Wren when he rebuilt the church after the Great Fire of 1666. Of

Lieut. Sparkes and Fit. Lleut. 10 Brewerton lost to E. C. Fincher and the £15,400 expended, more than J. C. Lyni, 4-7; Lost to E. F. Fin-alf the amount was allotted to cher and C. A. Atkins. G-6; lost to the tower and steeple, whose an old upon Causeway 18-ft. below ground. Of this Wren was quick to make full use.

20 119-1.

tomn

N. Trambitsky and W. Hyde, 2-9; fcandalions rest beat L. Jack and R. F. Strange, Lical Sturges and Pay Comdr. Turner bent Fincher and Lyal, B; The Verger informed a Morning brat Fincher and Atkins, G-5; beat Pant representative that during"

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1 5 7 2 7 2 - Friendly Matches,

The Indian 2nd XI, winners of the Sum junior League, were defeated in a 15 friendly match by the Hongkong The home Electric at Suckumpon.

E. de Sousa, e Jacks, b Summers M. F. Pinni, e Summers, Bur-

Kens

II. Carvalho, c Wooding,

F. H.

C. E. Marques, not out

The K.0.S.B.s, batting first, fail. ed to make more than 116, which the home ten passed with only two wickets down. Scores:

G. Remedios, e Jordain, b Tait

Juck and Strange, 6-5.

Lieut. Villar and Lieut. Garnong- the Central London Railway the Williams, lost to Fincher and Lyal steeple was affected, and for some

and Alkins, lest to Fincher -ti

Trambitaky and lyde. lost 13-83

beat Jack and Strange, 7-4.

time was well out of the perpen- dicular; it had, however, since righted itself. With gradually Capt. Elfint and Licut. Pugh beat considerable pride the verger es- Fincher and Lynist to Tram- man crypt, dating from 1070, with 6-6; bent Fincher corted him round the early Nor- and Atkins,

bitsky and Hyde, 2-9; beat Jack its remnant of Roman wall "built in the Second Century," as he ex- and Strange, 6-b.

plained.

Totals. Kowloon C.C. D4 games:

team batted first and made 101 H. M. S. Hermes 82 games.

22 und Mahcmed 19), Muskelt took eight wickets for 37

1

Ackber

34

runs,

The Hongkong Electric Company

9 rented with 156 for nine wickets

LAWN TENNIS.

3 (Stanesby 49 and Gahugan 29). TILDEN WINS FLORIDA STATE

Ackbar took four wickets runs.

0

107

Burgess

C.

Alves, e Jucks, b Burgess

Extrus

Total

21

Bowling Analysis.

20

e E. Zimmern, F.

0. M. R. W.

17

Wales

.11

1 38

Summers

.13

1 59

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Extrae

Total

Bowling Analysis.

F. Zimmern

Hunijahu

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Lam

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115

0. M. R. W.

7

31

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Civil Service v. R.A.O.C.

Kowloon Match.

for 32

In an inter-club match, the Kow. loor captain, J. C Lyal, leading n team against an eleven captained by F. Goodwin, took four wickets with 1 four successive balls.

The Civil Service seconds were severely trounced by the Royal Army Ordnance Corps at Happy Valley, the home team scoring 62 in reply to the visitors' total of 211. Scores

CHAMPIONSHIP.

-Miami (Fa.), Mar. 12, W. T. Tilden beat Manuel Alonzo (Spain), in the Florida state lawn tennis championship by 7-5, 6-8, 3-0, 0-0, 6-4-Reuter's American Service:

the China Light and Power Com-

Goodwin's team made 174 (Fin-pany was played at King's Park cher 73), Lyal teking five wickets fur 35 rung.

Although the migration of popu- lation from the City has depleted its number of resident parishion- ers, St. Mary-le-Bow finds increas- ing usefulness as- a place for private devotion and the holding of week-day services for City workers.

CROSS-COUNTRY.

HARPER WINS NATIONAL 1.

CHAMPIONSHIP.

London, Mar, 12. The national areas-country chan-

E.

miles courso, was won by

The captain's team yesterday afternoon. It was a two planship, run at Crowe to-day over a

innings match, the Old Boys winning ten replied with 46. Fincher took eight by two wickets and thirty one runs. Harper, of Hallamshire Harriers, wickets for eleven, runs.

China Light scored 77 and 14 and the who completed the distanco in 1 hr. Old Boys 21 and 121. for eight 10 min. 6 2-3th seconds. wickets. E. R. Price batted

K. B. S. F. P. A. v China Light.

A very keen and interesting cricket match between the Kowloor British School Former Pupils' Association and

well

The team championship was also for the winners, knocking up da before won by Hallamahiro Harriers against with #1 a record field, thirty-nine teams being compelled to retire damaged knee.

competing.-Reuter.

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F. Zimmern, c Suwyer, b Thorp

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C. W. Lam, b Thorp

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B.P. Ng, not out....

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W. H. Sling, e Shillington, Per-

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Extras

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Total (for 6 wkts.) .....274

D. K. Samý, S. Hachiuma and Dr.

R. A. Ponsonby Fane did not hat.

Hankey Perfect Thorp Merryman Sawyer Tregent

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R. W

12

Craigengower y. Indlans

20

The Indians received a surprise at Happy Valley, where they met.Crai Kengower in a drawn match. After scorim; 177 for. Beven wickets de- clared, the visitors failed to get their opponents out. If there and been allicient time the home team was in a good position to win the match, The Craigengower batsmen played stubbornly and the scoring was very. slow. Scores:

Indian.

A. H. Rumjaha, ' 'Ennison

A. H. Madur, run out

J. S. A. Curreem, c'A. B. Hum-

FIEL

son, b Abbas

65

S. II. Imall, e Luz, h Kitchell

28

17. A. Wahab, not out

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