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WORLD SPORT

CRICKET AVERAGES.

THE FINAL FIGURES AND PLACINGS.

While it is impossible owing to lack of space to give the full Cricket Averages for last season, the figures of all the leaders are given below, compiled up to the last match of the season:

D. I.Jardine

Bandhamm

Batting.

4 87.18

10 78.67

CRICKET NOTES.

[By, "Two Legs,”] The local cricket schson proper was heralded in with a crop of matches over the week-end, the Hongkong CC, going one better than other clubs by taking advan- tage of the holiday on Monday to play a two-days' inter-club fixture with the view of selecting their two teams for the League,

·

Only one League match was in- cluded in a somewhat heavy pro- gramme, in which the Police C. 182.00 engaged the University 2nd XI-

70.57 last year's funior, division cham- 34.97 piona. A peculiar feature of this 1 70.44 game was the law scoring an both 6.49 sides. The Varsity found Lacoy 64.51 and Alexander in splendid form $4.0 with the ball, and, but for a patient stand by Suleiman, the visitors' 59.66 total might well have been under a 68.85 half century.

65.96

51.03

WEST RIVER PATROL PRESENTATION TO MR.

B. PASCO,

TOKEN OF ESTEEM FROM THE KOWLOON F. C.

INTER-SHIP ATHLETIC,SPORTS IN SHAMEEN.

Shameen, Oct. 9. The annual sports meeting of the West River Patrol, held in

A happy ceremony is to take Shamcon yesterday, was one of the place at the Kowloon Football most successful held here. The Club on Friday evening, whon a weather was glorious and the fact presentation is to be made to Mr. that it was a Bank Holiday - Boris Pasco in recognition of his abled everyone to be present.

All the ships of the patrol were in port except the three armed launches Nessus, Faulkinor, and Onslaught. The sports wore held on the tennis courts and football ground and lasted all day. Ten was served on the bowling green.

In the ovening there was a con- cert, followed by a competition for fancy rigged sampans and a searchlight display.

The Aggregate Challenge Cup, presented by the Parsee Com munity in 1926 and hold for the past year by H.M.S. Moth, went to H.M.S. Scamew.

The 'Results, The following were the events and results:

One Mile Naval Race.-1st, A. B. Taylor, H.M.S. Tarantula 2nd, A. B. Leeson, H.M.S, Seamew; 3rd, A. B. Berwick, H.M.S. Cicala; 4th, A. B. Challis, II.M.S. Moorhen; 5th, A. B. Bishop, H.M.S. Clean. As it was, I fully expected the High Jump, Naval-1st, Lieut. 66.31 Police to manage the GG runs needed ́enant Lovegrove, H.M,S. Moth; 54.0 for a win, but they did not reckon. 2nd, Stoker Evans, H.M.S.-Moor 52.51 with the smart fielding of the Un- | hen; 3rd, E. R. A. Ward, ILMS. 1.03 dergraduates. The latter were not Senmow; 4th, A. B. Jordan, H.M.S.

$9.42

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101

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Tyidealer (E.)

Butcilde

Mend

184

Mendren

200*

Hammond (W.

244

Hearne

Hallow

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Walaon

Woolley, (F)

Ilardinga

Holmes.

R. E. 8. Wysit

Duzal

Dipper

Levind

Whyall

180

Jildon

184

Kill (Yorkshire)

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A. M. Crawlt

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83 1804 102

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Payton

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Robinson

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Ashdown

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11. J. Enthoven....29

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V. W. C. Jupp

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0 59.70

1 50.71 a bit discouraged by their poor bat- Moth, and A. B. Partridge, H.M.S.

48.76ting display, and once they dismiss-Tarantula,

47.90 47.44

45,40

$4.09 43.70

ed Alexander, from whom much was

4. expected, the Varsity had little 46.43 dificulty in gaining a comparative 46.2ly big margin of runs over their op ponents, Hiptoola played a big part in the victory of his side as 41.26 his slow, tricky bowling had the 245.07 batsmen guessing most of the time 42.57 and brought him five wickets for 416 under two runs apiece.

43.21

7 41.87

4 89.92

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Very little in the way of new $ 10.0%

8.80 talent was revealed in the H.K.C.C, 18.40 match, but I hear that Ewin, 8.1 Stanion and Bounar are fairly good 37.10 all-rounders, Bowker had a merry 27.18 time of it at the wicket, but met 80.48 with no success with the ball.

1 88.11

5 30.01

5 35.78

6 85,73

15.03

1 85.41

B 81.51

X13 112 .49, 1492 137

Spectators at the 'Kowloon C.C.

Long Jump, Naval-1st, A. B. Chapman, ILM.S. Senmew; 2nd, E. R. A. Ward, H.M.S. Scams; 3rd, Lieutenant Ashby, HMS Tarantula; 4th, A. B. Johnson, If.M.S. Cienlu: 5th, Petty Officer Holland, H.M.S. Tarantula,

valuable services to the club over

period of many years. "After several yours" with tho

Arst oloven, Mr. Phaco latterly made excellent use of his experi enco in imparting stability to the second eleven. Towards the end. of last season, however, he had the misfortune to break his leg. thus bringing an end to a longs. career of football. Friday's pro- sentation is in the nature of a parting gift, though Mr. Pasco is not savering his acquaintance with the club.

The presentation will take place at 6 p.m. and it is hoped that many members will attend.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

RECREIO v. KOWLOON F.C.

The following will represent Club de Recreio in their Senior Division League match against the Kowloon Footbal Club on Re creio's Ground, Khig's Park, at 5.10 pm to-day:-R" Marquès; P. M. Xavier, 3. Sousa; C. P. Re- medios, A, A, dos Remedios: B. Assumpeno, B. Gosano, J. M. da Silva, A. Gosano (Capt.), L. A, da Rocha, and A. J. Brown

"THE BLACK BIRDS.”

220 Yards, Naval.-1st, A. B. Chapman, H.M.S. Seamew; 2nd, Stoker Thompson, H.M.S. Moor- hen; 3rd, Petty Officer Holland, Í NEGRO VAUDEVILLE TROUPE, H.M.S. Tarantula; 4th, A. B. Johnson, H.M.S. Cicain 5th, A. B. Beard, H.M.S. Metli.

100 Yards, · · Chinese

Under the direction of Mr. WIL bur, "The Wilbur Black Birds" Naval will commenco a short season at Ratings-1st, Wing, II.M.S. Moor the Star Theatre tonight at 9.15 hen; 2nd, Kum, H.M.S, Moorhen; p.m. according to a special an- 3rd, Ah Hat, HMS. Cicala; 4th,nouncement in this issue. A new Tai Yen, H.M.S. Senmew; 5th Ali and novel form of entertainment · Tum,. H.MS. Moth."

La promised with the appearance: Half Mile, Naval-Ist, A. B. of the troupe which is made up of Taylor, H.M.S. Tarantula; 2nd, eighteen negro artists, all well Alexander, H.M.S. known on the American music hall

07 on Monday were treated to Home 14.00 exceptionally bright cricket. Two 84.84 individual centuries in a match Lieutenant 26 which produced close on 600 runs Tarantula; 3rd, A. B. Berwick, stage. During its stay in Hong- shows the complete mastery of bat II.M.S. Clcala; 4th, A. B. Leeson, kong, the company will present a 18.26 over ball.

II.M.S: Seamew; Gh, Stoker Gold, Kilmari Hopwood REDES 20 140 82.94 Iwas not surprised to see Good-H.M.S. Moth. Darker. (Yerkafire): 18 527 ON

22.0 win pile on 127 runs in his own

100 Yards Shameen Municipal Darie (9.) 1.08 · 1331° 166* RC

forceful style. True, he is not one Police, Chinese,-1st, P. C. 15; 155 348 72

of your orthodox type of batsman, 2nd, P. C. 38. but he possesses a wonderfully keen

Ciastow

R. W. V. Roklan ...47–1387 101 Bmith (Warwick-

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A. T. Barber

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Newman Townsend

E. R. T. Holm

Darrest ....

7 '02.40

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100 Yards Shameen Municipal pair of eyes, and there is nothing Police, Indians. 1st, P. C. 3; 2nd, wrong with the timing of his P. C. 2. strokes, so that given 20 minutes at the wicket he might easily knock up 1672 140 4, 20.08 50 runs...

41 1844 200°

IZB 200

1041 101

1400 120

210 48

1403.101 1280 188 202

1004 758

1104

1G5

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E. F. Fincher who made 102 50.00 (retired) is fast becoming one of 20.05 the most dependable bats of the 480.48 IL C. C. Like his brother "E. C."

4 80.47

20. he plays out of his crease, but being 10.42 exceptionaly quick on his feet he * 30.26

20.84 has seldom, If ever, fullen a victim 29.70 to the stumper. I believe this was 29.78 not the first occasion that "Ernio" 1810 249" 8 20.77 has made 100 rude.

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Omar's century at Craigengower was a praiseworthy effort as he was up against the best bowlers of his Ho batied with the ut- own club. 29. most confidence from the start,

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Alfat of the senson's League x- 800 D5 28.67 ures has not yet been compiled,

varied programme of vnudeville, revue, eccentric dancing and must" cal items including the old plan iatlon melodies famous the "world" over for their awestness of tono and harmony. Many humorous items, without which a first class 100 Yards, Nayal-1st Potty variety show would be incomplete, Officer Goodman, H.M.S. Scameware, also included. Seaty may be 2nd, Stoker Thompson, H.Ms. booked in advance for the Dress' Moorhen; 3rd, Lieutenant Gar Circle and Orchestra Stalls at rick, H.M.S. Cicala; 4th, Lieuten- Moutrics and the Star at the popu ant Ashby, H.MS. Tarantula; 5th, lar prices of $3, $2 and $1. Lieutenant Moth.

Lovegrove, H.M.S.

•

Pearson,

Ladies' and Goatlemen's Blind given by Commodore fold Race.—1st, Lieutenant-Com- C.M.G., whilst the Individual mander Poland and Miss Hogg; prizes for that event were given 2nd. Lleutenant Cooper and Mrs. by Mr. J. F. Brenan, C.M.G Backohoff; 3rd, Lloutenant Ashby H.B.M. Consul-General, and Miss Itold.

The tag-of-war was won by Mile, Naval.-1st, A. B. Tay H.M.S, Tarantula.. lor, II.MS. Tarantula 2nd A. B. After the sports, Mrs. Pearson Morris, H.M.S. Seamer; 3rd, presented the prizes on the foot Lieutenant Cooper, H.M.S. Cicala; } ball ground. 4th, A. B. Jordan, H.M.S. Moth.

220 Yards Open-1st, F. E. W. Lammert; 2nd, R. T. 0. Lammert;

The Omcials.

The following acted as officials!

28.42 owing to the delay on the part of 3rd, E. Sertche (Japanese gun-Judges, Messrs. A. A. L. Tuson,

Woolley (Northants)

4 3188 102*

.62 1471 116

29.49

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2 20.13

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1 21,00

27.91

one or two clubs in sending in their bont "Uji.") programme to the Secretary.

Chlidren's Race-1st, Master far as can be ascertained, there will Sales,

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27.88

108

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In the second division.

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F. 3. Mann Lieut. R. A. Sellar 17- D. J. H-Wood ..1

Barnes, A. F. Larwood

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V. W. C. Supp G. 8. Marriott E. D. Blandeli filaples (8, J.),

Parker

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C. E. Watson, G. H. Bowker, A. Hoffmeister, T. M. Knott, Dr. W. G.

be three matches on Saturday-all 100 Yards Open-1st, A. E.Reynolds Lieutenant Commander

playing on homo ground against

mead,

...

The Indian R. C. 2nd XI will be Pritchard; 2nd, Samson; 3rd, Ash Bostock; Starters, Captain G. A Clemonts, Lieutenant-Commander Veterans' Race (Handicap one R. M. Hunt, Lieutenant Lovegrove, 7.14he Electric R.C. The Sookumpoo yard for every year over 35). R. A. Cole, Felty-Officer Pan 27.14 players have been practising assi- 1st, M. S. Kavarana; 2nd, Petly thing: Time-keepers, Mr. H. F. BLUE duously for some weeks and ac-Officer Darroch; 3rd, A. A. L. Campbell, Surgeon Lieutenant 11.17 cording to present form should win Tuson.

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should the Sappers be able to re- Moth; 5th, H.M.S. Moorhen.

and Lieutenant-Commander, Po tain the services of some of their

Four-Legged Race-1st, Lieut-land; Referee, Captain G. A more experienced players, I lock enant Commander Poland, Lout-Clements; judges for the fancy to them to carry away the points. erant Ashby and Lieutenant Love rigged sampan, Mrs. Pearson, Mirs, The Navy 2nd and Police match grove; 2nd, A. B. Berwick, A, B. Batchelor, Mrs. Clements, Mr. J. F. should be fairly evenly contested. Rishop and A. B. Maybourn Brenan, Lieutenant Commander | A victory for the Police will depend 1 20.15

'a great deal on Alexander and B.G. Baker coming off with the bat.

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861 122 $ 26.27 404 115 1 21.28

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Twelve САВОЛ of infectious ayer The following will represent the discase were reported to the Me-X. Judd The following will represent Y.M.C.A. against H.K. University the Y.M.C.A, against Hongkong 1st XI on Tuesday next, at King'adical Officer of Health last week. Mr. Hockey Club "A" Team at King's Park, at 5.15 pm.

Six of those were ernall-pox, five Iddon Park on Friday, at 5.15 p.m.---ll.. D. Harvey; E. R. Robin, A. C. anterie, fover and one diphtheria. Th Dormer; J M. Purves, F. S. W. Jeffries; V. M. Hast, J. Gardner, All were Chiness. Thera Smith; E. G. Sewell, W. H. Smith, T. Seddon; A. J. Ashby, F. Munn, four deathe, three from small-pox A. R. Kinross; A. Tate; G. Mit F. Allen, R. Mumay, and F. and one from diphtheria. Two chell, T. Seddon, V. M. Hast, J. D. Ashton. Reserves: A. I. Kinross deaths were also reported from

Influenza. Murphy, Reserves: W. Borrow and J. D. Murphy.

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Bont Race.(crew of five' on an R. M. Hunt; Clerk of the Course oar running backwards with coxs for the Tug-of-war, Lieutenant wain facing forward last)st, Gordon; Clerks of the Course for Japanese gunboat "Uji;" 2nd, Shathe Fancy Rigged Sampans, Lieut- meen; 3rd; H,M.S. Senmew.

enant Ashby and Lieutenant Coo- Relay liaco, Representativespertin charge of searchlight die- 1st. HMS. Seamer; 2nd; H.M.S. play, Lieutenant Ashby. Tarantula; 3rd, H.MS. Moth; 4th. H.M.S. Moorhen; th, H.M.S. Cicala,

The Concert,

1-

In the evening there was a very Obstacle race, Naval.-1st. A, B,successful concert in the Canton 300.8 23 1078 73 18 Alderman, H.MS. Seamow; 2nd Club Thestre, after which every-

919.1 129 2619 96 27.27 454.2 100 DRY 1.41

A. B. Borwick, H.M.S. Cicala; 3rd, one adjourned to the Bund to wit- 818.1 204 1940 73 11.43 A. B. Maybourne, H.M.S. Cical; neas the fancy rigged sampan die 116.2 61 580 25 21.4th, Petty Officer Holland, H.M.S.play. The first prize was awarded 1572 25 500 18 $137

266.4 47 29 28 16.41

1251 42 285 10 31.00

**, 1126.5 824 8029 110 18.17 | Tarantaia; 6th, A. B. Hutchinson. to II.M.S. Tarantula, whose aam-

1166.6 209 2680 165 18.15 H.M.S. Moth.

pan was very well decorated na an Open Relay Race-let-Shpold Viking ship complete with 455.2 116 1110 20 21.41mcen; 2nd, U.S.8. Sacremento; Norsemen, sails, shields and oars. Other entries were a Chinese Junk 295.1 57 981 11 2186 Eleven events counted towards by H.MB. Cicala "The May

702 170 1608 68 24.62

1172 20 404, 128 3rd, The Army.

410.4 186 1229 42 29.28

1116.4 834 2822 69 113 the Aggregate Challenge Cup. 7815 101 2884 50 19The aggregate results were H.M.8.

1487.4 481 3501-110 24.50

6615 113 1965 88 39.78 Seamow, 55 pointà; H.M.S. Taran-

flower" by H.M.5. Moth; a Flowor

Boat by H.M.S. Moorhen; and

motorcar by H.M.S. 'Senmew,

192.3 83 727/ 26.26,88 tula, 41% 11.M.S. Cicala, 19; An extremely enjoyable day for

250.270 at 51 $7.00

G. K. B, Hilli Wood 716.5 14 2908 51 16.16 H.M.S. Moorhen, 28; H.M.8. Math, everyone concluded with an excel-

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