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LEAGUE CRICKET.

KOWLOON GO TO TOP OF

FIRST DIVISIÓN.

The leadership of the Senior Division of the Cricket League

changed on Saturday, when Craigongower, suffering their first league defeat of the season at the hands of the Kowloon C.C., found themselves deposed from their high position. The leaders were thoroughly trounced, for they were nat caly skilled out for a meagre total, but Kowloon went on to run up the big score of 161 for 9

wickets.

DIVISION I

Brace and Ross Skittle" Out Craigengower.

* BIG SCORING FEAT.

IRISH CENTRE'S SIX GOALS AGAINST WALES.

London, Feb. 1. Ireland beat Wales in the soccer international played at Belfast today by seven goalá to nil,

Iroland were unable to fold a re- presentative side owing to their layers being claimed by English and Scottish Clubs; nevertheless they outclassed Wales, Bambrick of Lin- field, the dentre forward, scoring six goals. Ini succession and McCluggage the seventh in the last minute. Dam- brick's feat is probably an interna tional record-Reuter.

HOCKEY.

KOWLOON LADIES BEATEN

BY II.M.S. KENT. ·

The two lealers in the first division, Craigengower C. C. and Kowloon C, CA match between the Kowloon met on the ground of the former. 1 ladies and H.M.S. Kent, played at was expected that the match would King'a Park on Saturday afternoon, produce some keen cricket with areaulted in a win for the sailors by & close finish, but this was actually far goals to 2. The Kowloon ladies wore from the case, for thoyisitors were

two players short, but substitutes and on top right from the start,

were provided by. H.M.S. Kent. Tho tightening their grip on the game se

game throughout was fast and in- it progressed, eventually ran out easy

Lorosling, and the ladies put up a winners.

splendid fight, though the superior weight of the men was too much for im

Craiganpower had the advantage of first knock, but failed completely gainst the bowling of Brace, and Hoss. Goodwin, Kowloon's opening bowler, whn sprained his ankle a few inya ago, afficiated in the unusual role, for him of

umpire, Ross kept an admirable length and was difficult to score from,

rom, whilst Brace was getting a good deal of work on the ball and inaking them kick a bit. None of the batsmen were comfortable against the bowling and wickets fell regularly «from the start. In a total of 59, Lim and Omar were the only players to reach double figures. Brace

closure, the Police proceeded to run through them and dismiss them for a paltry 80 runs. B. G. Baker was almost entirely responsible for this state of affairs. He howled extremely well and returned the analysis of wickets for 11 runs. Incidentally, 8. M. Vigus scored exactly half of the Ordnance Corps runs.

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

BERWICK TOO STRONG

FOR CLUB "A"-"

Quite a bright and fast game - wan played on the Club ground on Satur day afternoon, when a strong Berwick itle, playing their farowell rame in Hongkong, defeated the Club "A" team by two goals and thros tries (19 points) to one goal and two tries (11 points),

Play was very open, in fact, a little too open, but many fine movements were the result. The Berwick pack had the better of the Club forwards, for whain L. Bailey; of the Berwick, was leader. The Berwick also lent Oswald to the, Club, and very effi- elent centre he proved, scoring the Club's first try with a fine burst. The Berwick had the ball from nearly all the tight scrums, so that the Club halves were mostly employed in tack. ling their "opposite numbers."

After the Berwick had kept the ball in the Club half. for some ten minutes, Batton got over the line from a nice pass by Buckday. This was the more dangerous wing, though Batten did not get as much of the hall in the later stages. He has a good swerve to the left, and always looked like scoring when he got the ball. Soon afterwards, Oswald got over for the Club, a fast rùn enabling him to beat the opposition. Divett did not get the distance with the kick,

Club Take the Lend.

The Club then took the lead, when Black took a pass lobbed almost for. ward by Stock, and he scored wear the flag, bat Divett again could not quite convert. Another movement by Buckley and Batten gave the latter. A second opportunity to run in, and he grassed the ball near the sticks. to get almost to the posts without running past Fox and being allowed

scured five for 10 and Ross four for fented the University reserves by 5. being tackled by several Club players

39,

Kowloon started badly, for with the firet ball of the innings Omar shats tered Ramsey's stumps. This brought the tu Finchers together. They have been prolific scorers this year and they proceeded to play the bow

confidently. E. F had the

Hongkong C. C, v University. Recovering after a none too happy start, the H. K. C. C. 2nd string de- wickets on the Club ground.

Thanks to some good work with the ball by Harris-Walker, Ashworth and Divelt, the visitors

were dis missed for 64 runs. The University offered very slight resistance, only Candah (17) and G. E. Yeah (18) scoring with any freedom. The tall batsmen falling to register a single run between them.

Vinction of making the winning hit collapsed very badly, the last four

without the pair being separated, Kowloon titus winning by nine wickets. E. C. Fincher hit up a

The Club too, made a shaky start, masterly 60 before being given out ut C. D. Gahagan (13) and A. C. Beck leg before, His brother go 30. When 161 runs were on the board for not out 83) pulled the game round the loss of nine wickets, the match in their favour, and they eventually was brought to a close. Abban was

won in easy fashion. Beck gavo a the only bowler to do anything of note, very bright display of batting and made his runs in admirable style. His four wickets cost, 18 running with rigour on both sides of

Indian R.C. v Civil Service C.C.

The match between the Indian R. C. and Civil Service C. c. drawn.

wod

the wicket.

1

C.S.C.C. v R.E. and R.S. The Civil Service second eleven Some consistent batting by the they defeated the R. E. and R. B. rained their third league · success Indian Recreation Club saw them run up a respectable total of 164, although at Happy Valley on Saturday by they owed much to A. A. Rumfaln

five wickets. for this. He contributed a valuable their aciers, Itandis (5 for 803 attack proved far too good 30. A. R. Minu helped with 22 and 0. Ismall played his part by scoring 20. and Edmonds ( for 23) doing the The Civil Service introduced six bow Sgt. (12) mado

damage. Q. M. S. Mitchell (22) and д brave Jers, but none were very impressive, S. Harrison the tide, but so poorly the attack generally lacking" sting:

The Civil Service's three opening batsmen, IL S. W. Paterson (32), E.

F. Baker (27), J. E. Richardson and did the remainder bat, that the whole D. M. McDougall (19 cach) gave..the side were out for 72 runs. Civil Service a promising start, but the subsequent batamen failed to rise to the occasion and the game pctered Himsworth (11) and F. Harper (15), out into a lame draw, the end coming placed the homesters well on the road with the Civil Servies 28 runs in ar

to victory, and the necessary runs rears, and with three wickels in hand, were obtained ere the sixth wicket collapse followed, fell. A partini but before the close, the homesters had collected a tatal of, 136 for 9 wickets, R. R. Davies hitting un 33.

Skinner bowled well for the I. E's. and had the useful figures of 4 wie kets for 22 rún,

DIVISION II.

Police Hit up Big Score Against the R.A.0.C.

Playing forceful cricket, the Police completely outplayed the R. A. O, C. at ituppy Valley on Saturday, do-

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

quite close to him. Allen converted Just before half-time, Billa nicely, made a good run through, getting the ball after a line-out and Jashing through on his own to score near the corner. Allen had very bad luck with The kick, hitting the post just above the bar,

Cox scored a nice try for the Club through on the blind side, and Divelt added the extra pointa, to make the score level at sleven points each. Play then became more or less locallaed in the Club half, though the Berwick outsides found getting over the line no easy matter. Batten get through again, near the flag, and Powall ran through well inter on, The neither try being converted, Club had to fight hard to prevent the score mounting any higher, and had to touch down twice. The teams were na follows:

soon after the interval, running

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Club-S.J. II. Fox; O. E, R. Divelt, E. A. Walter, Mr. Oswald, A. Black; Milne-Day, Lt. Bailey, J. Burnell 1 J. A. b. Plummer, I. A. Grant; D. I.. D. Rehumont, W. Cox, B. L. Stock, J. A. E. Kendrew, J. E. Edwards-Jones, Berwick-Allen: Mr. Batten. Mr.

Buckley, Woodridge, Ellis; Lines, Powell; Lt. Harrison, Gibbons, Turner, Moore, Davidson, Burrough, Phillips, Mr. Griffiths.

of 104 runs, of which total, M. P. Madar contributed 41.

The home team replied with 147, the outstanding scorers being Pte. Andrews (28), I/Cpl. Simpson (27), L/Cpl. Lyons (22), Lieut. Marshall (14) and Pte. Cole (16), Ple, Fry (18).

K.C.C. v Lane, Crawford's.. An enjoyable match was played between the Kowloon C. C. necond Saturday, when the former won com- fortably.

claring after scoring 22 for 5 wie R.A.S.C. Defeat I.R.C. Seconds string and Lane, Crawford's

keta and then dismissing the visi-, tors for 30 runs,

W. Meadows (BG) and T. 1. Hunter

the

By Forty-Three Runs. Clever bowling by Plc. Fry, who par muged in a profe opening enptured six wickets for 22 runs in 20 partnership and so absolutely .. did they gain mastery over the bowlers, overs was the outstanding perfor that they scored at will. They na

minnce of the match between turally maintained a very high rate of Royal, Army Service Corps and the Indian R. C. 2nd XI on Saturday, scoring and the Ordnance Corp were given a wearying time in the field.

which the former won by three wic- Worse was to follow for them, however, when, after applying the

keta.

The Indians gathered an aggregate

on

Thanks to an attractive display by! F. E. Skinner, who scored 434 visitors were able to aggregate 84 runn, but the K. C. C. experienced no difficulty in passing this score with four wickets down, and eventual- ly finished up 60 runs ahead and with one wicket in hand. A. J. Kew (45) topped the individual batting list.

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