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for Ewo by 29 runs. The The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kote- the Civil Service juniors, the Kowloon C.C. beat the Club de Recreio, the Craigengower C.C. trounced a team from Messrs. Lane, Crawford's and the Royal Engineers and Signals were successful against the Hongkong Electric R.C.
DIVISION I.
Nine Run Victory for Civil Service €.C.
team
arc ΠΟΥ
r. Li Yike Mui Mr. La Choung Shu Mr. M. K. Lo Mrs. M. K. Lo Mr. Mok Ko
Mr.
Kon
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By the narrow margin of nine runs the Civil Service C.C. added further to their laurels, when they met the The Rev. L. Banchio Hongkong C.C. on the town ground. Mr. E. Cock The Happy Valley
Donation second and much will now depend Mr. Jeric
J. D. on the match between the Craigen- Dr. E.
R.C. as to Miss Manak and the Indian FOWLT
will which team
Mrs. F. G. Mow Fung occupy the runner-
Donation position. It is interesting to note up that the two Valley teams,
who are Mr. J. L. McPherson. contesting the second place, were Mr. A. Nissim bracketted at the bottom of the Lengue last season.
The Civil Service took first knock up the against the Club and ran
of 128 runs to which de Rome scorc contributed 59 and Evans 29. Owen Hughes took five wickets for 29 runs. The hosts could only manage to get 110 runs, Kelly, Baker and Hamilton taking the wickets. Mitchell played a stubborn innings and just reached the half century when he was missed. Scores:
Civil Service C.C.
F. J. de Rome, c Harris Walker,
b Owen Hughes .......
J. E. Richardson, b Owen Hughes
F. Baker, b Bowker
E. B. Read, 1.b.w., Bowker
D.
M. McDougall, b Owen Hughes
J. Barrow, e Owen Hughes, b Reid
S. Balfour, b Reid
B.
D. Evans, b Bowker
E. W. Hamilton, b Owen Hughes
F. H. Holdman, b Owen Hughes
D. R. Kelly, not out
Extras
Total
Beck...... Duckitt Reid
E. R. Duckitt, b Reed
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HOW SHOULD SUNDAY BE OBSERVED?
REV. J. H. JOHNSTON SPEAKS ON THE PROBLEM.
The subject of Sunday. Obser vance has, for some considerable time past, been the cause of much thought and expression of opinion, and at the Union Church, Kow Toon, yesterday morning, the Rev. J. Horace Johnston made this the subject of his sermon.
The preacher opened by refer ring to a tennis tournament 100,00 10000 arranged by a local club to be held 100.00
on a Sunday, and, said that la 100.00 point of fact, there was a member. 100.00 of that congregation, who was helu 100.00 in the very highest respect, and 100.00
who was a playing member of the.. 100.00 club, who strongly opposed and 100.00 obstructed successfully the move- 100.00 ment for the tournament to be 10000 played on a Sunday. If they were 100.00 to discuss the steps to be taken; 100.00 they ought to be clear about the 100.00 whole position. Different opîalons,ɔky" 100.00 wera held regarding Sunday 100.00 observance, which, also, indicated 100.00 that the question was a very dif- Donations.ficult one indeed. It was not so
100.00
5.00 simple as some people inagined. 10.00 It was a very difficult question and 5.00 therefore more necessary to give 6.00 their attention to. It would be 25.00
very easy for the Church just to 5.00 lay down the law and say that. 5.00 this is right, and this is wrong," 5.00 5.00 and certain denominations had 5.00
adopted that method, and in doing 5.00 5.00 so, failed to solve the problem. 15.00
Different Conceptions.
5.02
God did not want us to be 25.00 slaves but to be his sons and. 5.00 daughters, who delighted in 20.00 pleasing their Heavenly Father. 10.00 The question then, before them, was one which he thought they came up against the moment they $12,150.02 entered this Colony. Many per- 5,148.00 sons, accustomed to the obser– vance of Sunday at Home, were $18,298.02 shocked on the boat as they journeyed out. And then when they The Society bas now 41 Life came up against others in the Members and 84 Annual Subscribers Colony, ther found and 30 donations have been made Christian believer with entirely to its funds.
different conceptions of their duty on Sunday. It was a question on which they ought to take a strong stand; but all they could do that morning would be to consider the problem. That was the first step towards the solution. .4
Persons desirous of giving their support are earnestly requested to forward contributions to one or other 5 of the undermentioned:
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The Hun. Treasurer Mr. Li Hoi Tung, c/o Mesars. Banker & Co., 4 Queen's Rand, Central..
Mr. J. T. Prior, Ice House Street. Mr. T. N. Chau, 6/9 Queen's Road
West.
Suffed
W. Thompson, b A. R. Suffiad
Extras
1
0. M. R. W.
every
Mr. Johnston then went back to. the days of the early Church, when Jesus Christ gave them a spiritua! religion, and freed them from the old ceremonial ritual and abolish ed the Jewish sabbath: They experienced the joy of being 1 relieved from, those things and 13 felt that Christ had set them free. At the same time, he would: ask 117 them to note that the early Church, in the midst of its exuberance and joy of this emanicipation, worshipped God who had delivered them, and they worshipped God in Christian fel- lowship. And then they change their day of worship to the first. day of the week, because it was on that day that Christ rose triumphantly from the graver on. that day, seven days later ha appeared to the disciples, and it was on that day, seven weeks later, that he poured upon them Pente cost, the Holy Spirit of God. And they strove to meet together on the first day of the week, and they The annual match between the delighted in the Lord's Day, as it staffs of Messrs. Jardine Matheson was called in the scriptures of the. & Co. and Messrs. Butterfield and New Testament, Their freedom Swire was played on the Chinese R.
Rowling Analysis.
0.
M:
Bowker *Owen Hughes
12.5
Total
1
Bowling Analysis.
Hongkong C.C.
A. R. Suffled
K. H. Batger, b Baker
1
Rumjahn
E. J. R. Mitchell, c Kelly,
Hamilton
A. S. Suflad
50
Sirdar Khan
O. E. C. Marten, b.w., Baker
1 Abbas
H. Owen Hughes, b Hamilton
9 Arcali
A. Reid, b Kelly
10
A. C. I. Bowker, b Kelly
0
J. D. Humphreys, not out
14
A. C. Beck, run out
W. Harris Walker, b Hamilton
Extras
16
119
R. H. Wild, b Kelly
Reed Baker
Hamilton Kelly
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
88
R. W. 27
6
2 12 2
9.4 +1:39 3
DIVISION II.
Indian R.C. Take Full Points from Police.
3
3 Madar
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
Annual Match Between Jardines and B. & S.
C. ground and resulted in a victory
was not used as a cloak of mali-
for the Ewo teams by 20 runs. The ciousncas, but, as servants of Jardine men had first lease of the God, they believed the moral law wicket and knocked up a total of and still observed the ten com- 141 which included no less than 35 mandments, because they were Christ and extras. T. R. Macdonald scored 30. taken by Jesua H. Dowler was the most destrue inscribed. to them. tive bowler, taking seven wickets for 31 runs. The. Taikoo team replied with 112 runs of which J. B. Hinton made 35. R. E. Coxon captured six wickets for 39 runs.
R.
Recreio v Kowloon C.C.
Continuing to show how the The Police RC, are again defeated,
Church gradually got away, quite suppression of unnecessary work their conquerors being the Indian
naturally, from sabbatism, by the and the keeping of 'Sunday 28 2 R.C. who won at home by the margin of 21 runs. The hosts set their
rest day, the Rev. Johnston then visitors 139 runs to win but the Inst
The Club de Recreio, playing at said that the most remarkable gradual wicket fell when the Police were still 21 runs behind. A. 3. Suffiad was King's Park, lost to the Kowloon phenomenon was the top scorer with 44. For the visiting C.C. in a low scoring match by 51 extermination, step by step, of pisyers R. Wynne had a merry knock runs, The visitors scored 80 runs, legalised, religion, till at last they and made 45 of the total of 117.F. S. W. Smith making 29. C. M. were returning in the old track of
Seman took five wickets for 27 runs. sabbatism. Scores:
Indian R.C.
M. P. Madar, c King, b Alexander
·A S. Suffiad, b Alexander
The Recreio were all dismissed for. He asked them to take into G. Les returning the ex- their consideration the ancient 3cellent analysis of seven wickets for code and law, which Christ asked
A. R. H. Esmail, Hunter, b
Alexander
*
*4
D. Mohamed, e Meadows, b Sherry
23
Alexander
F.
A. R. Suffiad, c Wynne,
M. el
1 Arculli, run out
J. S. Ackber, b King
M. E. Abbas, b B. G. Baker
A. M. Rumjahn, not aut Sirdar Khun, b King
S. Ismail, e Wynne, b King
Extrag
Total
Alexander
Bowling Analysis.
B. G. Baker
Thompson
King
Shorry
35 Tuna,
twelve runs.
Civil Service v. Hongkong. C.C...
us Christians to apply in the samc way as applied by the Jewish nation.
The preacher announced that he intended next Sunday to take the arguments from a theological and humanitarian point of view.
On the Civil Service ground. the home team lost to the Hongkong C.C. 7 by 156 runs. The visitors compiled the huge score of 220 runs (H. J. 16 Armstrong 53, R. M. Wood 57 and
G. E. R. Divett 41). The hosts re 14 plied with 75 runs, the bowling-
5 honours being fairly evenly dis Otributed,
11.
188
Craigengower v Lane Crawford's.
the chief contributors. The Electric players replied witlf 110 runs. L/C Meehan took three wickets for eight
The Craigengower, second eleven, runs and Lieut; Anstruther thre with the assistance of * few for 15,
of their senior players, trounced a
0. M. R. W team from Lane Crawford's, winning
1
40 4
4
23 1
1.
25 μ
26 3
14 J
Police R. C.
W. E. Meadows, a S. Ismail,
Rumjahn
F. Sherry, b Rumjahn......
b
W. le B. Sparrow, b A. R. Suffind
T. H. King, e Madar, b A. R
Suffad
C. F. Alexander, A. S. Suffiad,
b Sirdar Khan
R. Wynne, e Rumjahn, b A.
Suffiad
B. G. Baker, b A. R. Suffiad
TR. Hunter, b A. B. Saffied
L. Wagland, not out
A Reynolds, e Ackber, b A. S.
by five wickets The visitors
collected 112 runs, S. J. Jordain being
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
Small Units Defeat The Volunteers.
The hosts top scorer with 40. knocked off the required runs for the loss of five wickets, the innings Playing for the Small Units against eventually yielding 174 for. Tine the Volunteers at Sookunpoo yester. wickets, H. P. Lim retired after day afternoon, LA. Anstruther pers ecoring 60 while J. W. Leonard. con- formed the hat trick" and contribut 22tributed 32 before being dismissed. ed in no small measure to the victory
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of his side by knocking up 16 rams. RE. & S. v Hongkong Electric,
first, the military team com A comparatively weak alde re-plating nock me the host suc presenting the Hongkong Electric cessful bowler for the Volunteers, Co. RO. were no match for the R.E. with three wickets costing t 11 and 6. who won by 105 runs at apice Volunteers could do little
Sookumpoo. The military team dec- The
three runs
45 lared their innings closed with 215 against the military attack, and only runs on the board for the loss of one man reached double figures," this.
5 four wickets, Lieut. Anstruther with being Captain Strachey, who made 81 66 not out, L/C Saunders with 54 of the side's total of 64 Anstruther not out and L/C Penny with 48 were captured four wickets for 10 runs.
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