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Like A Needle Driven Down His Leg.

LEAGUE CRICKET MATCHES.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1930.

Former Sufferer's Vivid Descrip- KOWLOON'S BOld bid for'

tion of Scluticä, and How He Was

Cured of It by

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.

CHAMPIONSHIP.

By defeating Hongkong C. C. by eight wickets, Kowloon C.C. <havo position for the championship. placed themselves in a very strong

A graphic description of the play, against the University next They have only one-more match to` Cause, progress and cure of Saturday, and if they win this sciation is supplied by Mr. A. F. they are assured ofinishing on Fowler, Queenstown, South Africa.top.

ago through

of

DIVISION 1.

Kowloon C.C. Defeat The Hongkong C.C.

►

Hongkong C.C.

E. R. Ducks, c A. T. Lec, b

Goodwin

K. H. Batger, b A. T. Leo... E. J. R. Mitchell, b'A. T. Lec H. Owen Hughes, e A. T. Leo,

b Goodwin T. E. Pearce, run out

to save the game, but the Civil | CHINA. "LIGHT SPORTS, Servico, combining steadiness with a

certain amount of enterprise, retained their grip and eventually ran

out

easy winners by six wickets. F. CHILDREN'S ENJOYABLE TIME Baker followed ́up his useful bowling | || AT KING'S PARK.

· scoring 41 in excellent style, whilst L. Balfour (20), B. D. Evans and

by

3. E. Richardson (14 each) gave him assistance.

Commdr. Baker returned the fm- 30 runs, obtained in sixteen overs. pressive figures of five wickets for

DIVISION II.

The third annual "At Home" or

ganised by the China Light and Fower

!

HOME FOOTBALL.

CUP-TIE AND LEAGUE RESULTS

The results of Saturday's Home

football, as cabled by Reuter,

2 Bradford C.

4 Blackbora

4.Millwall

English Cup,^:: Fifth Round, Newcastle 3 Brighton. Huddersfield Aston Villa West Ham. Manchester C. Sunderland Middlesbro Wednesday

Scottish Cup.

Recreation Club was held on the Club were: ground at King's Park yesterday, a most enjoyable time being spent, by all prosent..

Those who were responsible for the Exciting Game on Hongkong

excellent programme and arrange C.C. Ground.

ments were.-Mr., D. Lyon, coconut Winning one of the most keenly-shy; Mr. G. White, brun tub; Mr. contested games seen on the Club Hamblin, starter; Mr. A. J. V. Smith, ground this season the Hongkong handicapper; hirs. Hamblin and Mrs. U.. second string had the satisfac-

W. J. Brown, refreshments and prizesi pripa tion of knowing their success placed

After tea and music had bean en-- Hamilton them leaders of the second division, a foyed, the prizes for the races and for Partick position which had been held for many the winners of the Club tennis tourna libernian weeks by the Police

Dundee ment, were distributed by Mrs. C.

Celtic Strafford.

On Saturday the Club obtained the Craigengower, but only by the narrow fall complement of points from margin of one wickfied 134, but for

The visitors this total they were chiefly indebted to J. W. Leonard, who batted magni- ficently for his 83. The remainder completely failed against the bowling af f. R. Way, who, in the course of 31even overs, took 6 wickets for 1 12 runs,

10

"Some years Hovere wetting and remaining in very wet clothes 1. developed selatica," he writes, "Those whe have never had it can little un- derstand what it means, but to a A match with a very important sciatica sufferer, it means hor-bearing on the championship of the rible agonising torture. I had a first division of the league was that

between the Kowloon CC, and sharp cutting pain from my back to Hongkong Co. played on the former's the my heel; it was most painful for ground. Kowloon

won by eight mo to get up after had been wickets, and on their present form sitting for a while; the cords in look like capturing the title from my leg seamed

to be drawing their rivals, together, and the pain felt as if someone was driving a long needle down my leg. I had medicine prescribed for me, which id no good, and I was beginning to lose general fone for want sleep and loss of appetite. One day I was told I ought to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After taking the pills for a time the twingen of sciatica ecased, and gradually all pain disappeared. I continued taking the pills, and got | A. quite toned up and myself again."A. As a remedy for disorders of the blood and nerves such as anaemia, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, neuralgin, indigestion. Also the special afimenta of women, Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla Brace have enjoyed a world-wide reputa-Lee Lion for over thirty years. Goodwin Chemistes everywhere sell them, $1.50 per bottle, six bottles 33. But be sure and see that you get

the genuine. Imitations and sub- stitutions are useless.

J. R. Hinton, e Zimmern, b A.T.

Loe

G. P. Lammert, b Ross H. J. Armstrong, b Braco

H. Dowler, e E. F. Fincher, b Goodwin ...

C. Beck, b Goodwin Reid, not out

Extraa

Total

Bowling Analysis.

Hall

1 Notts. Forest

0 Arsenal

5 Bradford

Third Round.

4 King's Park 5%

3 Aberdeen

1 Hearts

♦ Airdrie

1 St Mirren → Leith 2. Montross * Bangers

First Division.

expressed pleasure at seeing such Albion

In # short speech, Mr. Strafford Falkirk

China Light and Power R.C., and large number of members of the Motherwell. their friends present, and said they owed a debt of

to both the gratitade ladies and gentlemen committers for Bellon

Birmingham.. the excellent arragements they had, made and carried out that afternoon. Buraloy lfo, was sure everyone had fully en-

Grimsby This included the "hat-trick,"joyed themselves. which was accomplished In his fifth

over.

Hongkong made anything but a 2 cheerful start in their reply, and only the determined bating of W. W. Mackenzie, who reached the half- century before his dismissal, saved. 6 the Club from a complete collapse. "Even thes, however, they were 20 14 run in arrears at the fall of the 1 ninth wicket, but Harris Walker (21) 3 and Jordain (14 not out) put up such 12 a stern resistance to the keen Crai- gengower attack, thint they eventually 108 saved the game, and placed the homesters six runs thend before. the fall of the Inst wicket.

0, M. R.

W

13

20 4

0

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261

11

1 24

9.4 4 26 Kowloon C.C.

E. C. Fincher, e Owen Hughes,

b Baiger

A. W. Ramsey, Owen Hughes

E. F. Fincher, e Armstrong, b

Duckltt

F. Zimmern, c and b Duckitt

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SHADY

36

39

Muskett was the most successful of the visiting attack, his five wickets only costing a fraction over nine runs rach.

Club de Recreio v. University.

1

Low scoring was the order of the. day when the Club de Recreio met and defeated the University second eleven at King's Park."

The visitors had first occupation of 1 the wicket, but could make little 30 headway against the necurato

de-

2 Ifveries of Soues, who captured five 3 wickets for 14 runs, and of D. Xavier (6 for 23) and were all out for a paltry 42, H. Nomanbay (14) being the only batsman to reach double figures.

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F. E. Lawrence, A. T. Lec, E. Goodwin, D. Laing, S. Jer, N. Ross did not bat.

Bowling Analysis;

H.

0. M. R. .W.

8 1 30

Held

Beck

Duckitt

7 1 17

Owen Hughes Batger

19

1

University v. Army.

Howlers completely outclassed the batamen when the University and the Army met at Pokfulam, twenty wickets falling for an aggregate of

151 runs.

The peculiar feature of the game was that beth aides collapsed after promising starts. The first three University batsmen scored 51, but the remaining seven wickets fell for on additional' 34. The Army were more than half way towards victory, with but five wickets lost, but the remainder of the team failed against the bowling of Samy and Guterres, and could only compile another eleven runs between then..

The Recreio fared a little better. Thanks to L. J. Guterres (16) and P. J. Remedios (18) they exceeded the visitors' score by a dezen runs. Chan Fook claimed the bowling; honours with 6. for 21 runs.

Civil Service C.C. v. RA.S.C. The Civil Service second team- defeated the R.A.S.G. by the narrow margin of two wickets at Sookampoo, in this match also being acoring low.

A cordial vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Strafford for so kindly dis- tributing the prizos,

The Prizewinners.

The winners of the races and the tennis were as follows:

Children under 4-1, Freda Smith; 2, Jimmy Tinson.

Ladies Potatoe race-1, Daphne Hamblin; 2, Mrs. Moodie.

Men's

Three-legged race-1, J. Tin- Ron and A. N. Murray; 2, H. Drown and R. Bates.

1 Liverpool

4 Leoda

1 Leicester

2 Manchester U,

Second Division.

Barnsley Cardiff Nelis. County. Preston N.E Reading Tottenham

2 Bury

4 Blackpool

3 Wolves

ONKODORAT

1

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

+

Across

8 Withered.

0 Old.

1-Bongeches.

5 Expel.

8 Float

012 Banish,

0 Swansea

#

0 Stoke

0

2 Oldham

Third Division (South).

2 Brentford

1 Exeter

1 Luton

0 I'lymouth

13 Sudden coldness (Med).

I 14 Measure of land.

15 Pertaining to a district.

17 Nothing.

18 Ocean movetnents.

19 Rule.

128 By way of

Coventry Crystal Pal. Fulham Giillagham Merthyr Norwich

20 Molaten.

5 Northampton

3

25 Called.

23 Scheme (fig.).

S

1 Southend

30 Poema

Queon'a P. R.

3 Bournemouth

32 Antique,

Torquay

1 Swindon

1

0 Cinpion 0.

33 Jelly

4 Bristol R.

34 Spray

3

Children between 4 and 6.–1, Nar- man Smith; 2, Joan Wheeler.

Ladies

Egg and Spoon race.-1,

Walsall Mrs. Tinson; 2; Mrs. Shaw.

Children between 7 and 10-1, Watford

Smith;

2, Philip Egan.

Mary

Arnold,

6 Rochdale

◊ Nelson

2 Lincoln

8 Rotherham

Children's Egg and Spoon race.--1, Third Division (North), Reginald Larkham; 2, Geoffery Accrington Thread-reedle race for ladica and Chesterfield gents,

Indics.-1, Mr. B. Smith; 2, Mrs. Tinson.

Gents.), Mr. F. Smith; 2, Kr. Tinson.

fi

Gents 100 yards.--1, Mr. R. Bates; 2, Mr. W. Brown, Jr.

Consolation race-1, Nancy Grady; 2, Pat Hamblin.

Barrow

Doncaster Darlington

New Brighton-- Hartlepools

Part Vale

8th, Shields Stockport Wrexham

* Tranmere

* Halifax

3 Crewe

1 Southport

2 Wigan 2 York

* Carlinle

Scottish League.

7 Morton

Queen's Park 1 Clyde.

Tennis Tournament. Championship rigglen-Winner) Mr. || Kilmarnock T. Hamblin; runner-up, Mr. Mess.

Championship doubles Winners, Mesars. Hamlin, and G. R. Mur- ray; runners-up, lessrs. C. B. Easter- brook and J. Brown, Jr.

Singles handkap Mr. D. Lyon. "Doubles handicap.Measts. Ramblin and D. Hamblin.

F.

AMERICAN STOCKS.

36. Exclude.

30 Air.

38 Entitled. 240 School. 2. 42-Hurried.

143 Befooled.”

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47 Wallet.

49 Appropriate.

51 Next after fourth,

51 Outer garment.

3 57 Aught,

2

65 Bant.

366 Fluff.

58 Flame.

69 Perennial plant.

60 Diligence.

22

01 Observed.

Down.

1 Pound.

CABLED QUOTATIONS FROM NEW YORK.

The Athens, Feb. 10. An earthchaka which was felt all over the Near East on Friday night destroyed ten villages in Crete, several persons being in jured,

The Service Corps made a useful start, and with contributions of 17 by Cpl. Fennel, 16 by Major Langmald and 15 by Cpl. Crowcroft indication useful total, but the latter batsmen and encamped in the open.-Router. was given that they would run up a The inhabitants were in a panic, failed to rise to the occasion, and lost their wickets cheaply to Edmonda, with the result that the whole side was out for 75 runs.

J

no-

Gonova, Feb. 18 Edmonds had a very useful spelt

Mr. Charlie Hughes haa with the ball, and finally returned the signed the 3dgeship of the Court figures of 0 wickets for 27 runs, of Internatonal Justice, con The Civil Service made just such requent up is appointment as another start as their opponents, and Chief Justice of the United States. the upper hand, so that it was not then allowed the Corps attack to non-Neder.] until the fall of the eighth wicket that they succeeded in scoring the necessary run to win. E. Himsworth (20), R. S. W. Paterson (14) and W.. 1. Edmonds (13 not out) baited well for the G.S., whilst Cole and Simp son, with four victims each, carried off the bowling honours.

Fry bowled extremely well for the Army, and was mainly responsible for the Varsity's poor total of 85, his five wickets being taken in the course of eight overs for a mere 12 runs. Reynolds, also claimed three victims for 21 rana, and Wyatt obtain ed the remaining two for 15 runs.

The Army adopted cautious methods, when they were in sight of success. Samy came, on after üb had been holsted for the loss of five wickets, and in sending down 0 overs, Look throu wickets very cheaply., Heavy Scoring On The Police Guterres and Anderson supported well, and the Army found themselves all out for 06,

4

4.

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

Ground.

YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

Combined League Visits the Howlion C.C.

havo

following quotations been received from their correspori- denta Messrs. Hayden, Stone and Co., of New York, by Meters. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Bassoon House... Shanghal, (cable address: "Swan- stock," Shanghai), who are, not responsible for cable mutilations.

Now York, Feb. 15. Tone of Market-Easy. Number of Shares done---1,750,000. Call Money.%. American Smelting'. Anaconda

Baltimore and Ohlo

Copper Chrysler Motors City Service Common Curtis Wright Commen

Eastman Kodak .... Electrle Bond and Share General Motors... General Rly. Signal Gold Dust,

Goodyear

Tire and Rubber Granby Consolidated

International Coment Montgomery Ward Nevada Consolidated

Sears, Roebuck & Co.'. Simmons Co.

The K.C. easily defeated the Radio Combined Lague on the Kowloon Club's 'grouni yesterday afternoon by a margin of five wickets. The Com- bined Leaguebatted first and knocked up 171 runs but the K.C.C. totalled United States Steel 180 for five.j

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Standard Oll Co: of New York Union Carbide and Carbon

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4 Glossy.

6 8tringed instrument. 7 Talon.

RADIO BROADCAST.

THE LOCAL PROGRAMME

FOR TO-DAY..

F

The following programme will be broadcast from ZBW, on 365 metros to-day:

5.00-0.90 p.m. Programme of I. 76 M. V. and Victor records by courtesy

117

of Messra. Moutrle and Company. 38 "Serenade," (Toselli).

32 "Berenade" (Plèrne),

10

Renco Chamet Violin Sqlb with 199 Plano.

90 "Early Ragtime Memories," 43 Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. DG "Mary My Mary," (Leslie), 43 "If I Might Only Come to You,"

(Squire),

Derek Oldham.

82

GO "Sanctuary of the Heart,”

(Ketelbey),

29 In A Chinese Temple Garden,"

42

00

*(Ketelbey),

Reginald Foort,

68"Courante," (Bach), 32 "Sonatina in A Major," (Torroba), 98

Andres Begovia. 180 Bertram Addresses the Tenants,"

(Rutherford) "Bertram at the Rotary Dinner,”

(Merry),

Two delightful exhibitions of force- Civil Service CC. v. Navy.

ful batting made very pleasant and

Craigengever Play Volunteers.

Mr. John B. McKinley, a pak entertaining the friendly match bo Excellent team work gained for the tween the Police RG. and LR.C.

Brilliant wling by U. M. Omar senger on board the 6.8. Empress Civil Service a well-deserved, if second eleven at Happy Valley on featured the match between Craigen Water Police, that while shopping, and a fine klock of 87 by II, P. Lim, of Australia, has reported to the rather surprising, success over the Saturday, which resulted in a draw. Navy at Happy Valley.

Steady but effective work by the the Indian attack, and with T. II. at Happy Valley yesterday, when yesterday, he lost a case containing The home team made very light of Bower C.C. and the Hongkong V.D.C. in either Hongkong or Kowloon, attack saw the Navy dismissed for King hitting up 107, of which Lieut. D."P. Evans and Meadows assisting with 43, the

fast 77 not out Cralgengow

won comfortably by a letter of credit for G$2,200, issu- 154 runs, scored 30. Reed obtained three Police were able to declare after wickets for 43 runs, F. Baker 2 for scoring 222 for eight wickets. 17, Richardson 2 for 8, whilst Hamil The Indian Recreation Club res ton and Evans bagged one aplece. ponded with 151 for five, of which Commdr. Baker bowled brilliantly fatal A. S. Suffiad claimed 63, and for the Navy in an individual attempt remained unbeaten."

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HE WON A GOLD MEDAL"

FOR THE

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"TO BURN!

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The Voluit ers followed on, and fed by the Hongkong and Shanghai prolific partnership between N. A. Banking Corporation San E. Mackay (5) and R. M. Wood (78), Francisco. There was also in the dded nower than 125 for the case £13 in notes. Late last night fourth widet in the Volunteers no trace had been found of the second knok.

"missing case or its contenta.

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·HE IS !!..

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Will Kings.

"La Romanesca"

Master Yehudi Menuhin. "Veronique Vocal Gems,

"The readin...Vocal Gems, “

(Moncton),

Light Opera Company. 0.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese programme.

10 Fareknow.

11 Believe:

10. Duct.

21 Altars.

22 Withdraws,

20 Arctic and anlarstis.

24 Inflammablo substance in planta.

26 Royal

27 Having borders,

28 Bound with wine,

20 Beast.

31 Afineral spring

33 Stopt

17

19 Melody.

41 Tillage.

46 Pliant

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40 Plunder.

47 Inhabitant of Scotland.......

48 Angar.

49 Datum.

60 Dull, heavy sound.

62. Flog.

69 Notice..

Saturday's Boletion.

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(Brahms),

Beatrice Harrison and Gerald Koore. "Sonata in E Minor, Op. 38.* 2nd Kovement--Allegro quasi

Menuetto,

Beatrice Harrison and Gerald Moore, **Bonata in E Minor, Op. 38," Brd

Movement-Allegro, Beatrice Harrison and Gerald Moore, "Impressions of London," Westminster);

"Et. Margaret's Chimes Westminster

and 'Oh God Our Help in Ages Past"

Stanley Roper, "O' Man Elver," (From Show Boat)

Hammerstein, "Selection from 'Show Boat","

(Oscar-Jerome Kern) Paul Whiteman and His Concer

Orchestra,

"Marigold," (Bealy),

"Thinking of You,"

Winnie Melvilla and Derek Oldham. "Invictus," (Haba),.. "Trees," (Raabach),

John Brownleë.

"Hamlet Hamlet's 'Boliloquy,”

(Now I am alors), (Shakespeare),

"Henry VI-Gloucester's Soliloquy,"/",

(Ay, Edward Will Uss Women Honourably),

John Barrymore,

"Dear Little Cafe,

("Bilt Again,” and),

See-

Peggy Wood and George Metaxa. "Eton Boating Bong," (Kaps), "When the Cock Begins to Crow,”

(Purcell),

B. G. Rowe, D. McKenna, E.S., M. McKenna, X.6.

Opéra Orchestra, Covent

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