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LEAGUE CRICKET.

HONGKÔNG C. C. JUNIORS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.

The destination of the Champion- abip honours of the second Division was decided on Saturday when the Hongkong Cricket Club, the holders, met the Indian R.C. and won con- vincingly by six wickets. In the first division the decision was reversed, the Indian R.C. senior team beating the II.K.C.C. by eleven runs.

had

The First Division match was very close affair. The Indians, who the advantage of playing OD home ground, batted first and were all dismissed for 122 runs. Madar and A. R. Minu were the chief scorers with 07 and 32 respectively. The visitors replied with 111 runs, Mac- farlane being top seører. Scores:

Indian RC.

A. el Arcuili, e Skinner, b Bowker

A. R. Minu, b Duckitt

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MONDAY, APRIL 7. 1930.

MEAD SHIELD GOLF.

TOURNAMENT REVIVED BY

K.C.C.

GARRISON NEWS.

ROYAL ENGINEERS' CARNIVAL DANCE,

Thirty-six golfers took part in the the

in Troops Mead Shield competition for among members of the Kowloon Cricket Club, which was played on the course of the Kowloon Golf Chab yesterday, tho

holes medal play elded, the competition being de The conditions were excellent, and pleasant time was spent by the com- potitors. J. Mackintosh returned the best card, his nett score being 67 (74-7=67).

Mesara. Lane, Crawford's restaurant were in charge of the entering, and supplied an excellent tiffin.

for six wickets. Fry captured four

wickets for 49.

The R.A.S.C. could do no better than score 72 in reply, only three men reaching double figures Sirdar Khan took six wickets for 37 runs, A. M. Rumjahn two for two and A.

Scores: R. Suffiad two for 16.

Indian R.C.

Madar, e and b Pry .............v.

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S

MATCHES. -

First Division.

2 Derby

2 Aston Villa

His Excellency the General Officer

The results of Saturday's Home Commanding the British China, Major General J. W. Sandi- football, as cabled by Reuter, lands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., presented were: the prizes to the lucky winners at the in the theatre in Wellington Barracks Birmingham Royal Engineers' Carnival Dance, held on Saturday evening. Despite the Blackburn and dancing, which commenced at Inclement weather some 300 attended Grimsby

8,30, Huddersfeld

Lelcester continued until past midnight Fancy

Manchester U.

Nawcastle Sheffield U. West Ham.

although few, were smart and fully decorated hall gave a striking Middlesbro'

and together with a taste-verpool effect.

company,

WILE

First

I Bolton

Manchester C Everton Wednesday

2 Sunderland

1 Leeds U.

1 Arsenal

2 Portsmouth. 1' Burnley

Division Table,

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts: 32 20 86,83 41 46 38 19 7 10 75 64 45 30 18 8 10 81 64 44 36 18 4 14 79 79 40 37 17 6 14 91 85

37 16 8 13 61

36 16 27 16

35 16

37 16

36 14

37.14 37.14

First Wednesday Derby .... Manchester C. Aston Villa Blackburn Liverpool Huddersfield. Leicester Leeds West Ham Portsmouth Bolton Birmingham. 35 13 Arsenal

..... 35 13 Sheffield U... 87 14. Sunderland 34 13 7 Manchester U. 36 14 Middlesbro'.. Burnley Newcastle

Refreshments were served during an interval, this being followed by a distribution of novelties, and the fancy dress parade. Judging was by means of voting cards distributed among the the result was most and the popular. Mrs. Canham took the lat. prize, as an amah. Her costume very original. The 2nd. prize went to

Miss Hunt as Dolly Varden. prize for gentlemen went to S. Sgt. Gordon as a pirate, and the second. was Mr. Allen as a Pearly King. The balloon foxtrot winners were Mr. and Mrs. McMahon, and the spot waltz prize

Mrs. went to B.Q.M.S. and Stevenson.

The music was supplied by the dance orchestra of the 1st Somerset 47 Light Infantry, and the arrangements for the dance were in the hands of capablo committee of which 9. Sergts. Peachey and Smythe, with the assistance of Sergt. Pälmer, were the joint M.Cs.

Amongst those present were the Chief Royal Engineer, Colonel R. B. Grimsby Skinner, O... Lieut. Colonel and Everton

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A. II. Rumjahn, run out

A. K. Minu, b Owen Hughes

A. H. Madar, e Macfarlane, b

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A. A. Rumjahn, c Batger, b

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II. T. Barma, e Marshall, b An-

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A. S. Suffiad, e Cole, b Fry ..

D. Mohamed, e Simpson, b Fry

A. R. Sufflad, c and b Fry

Bt. Harris

F. M. el Arculli, e Turner,

Simpson...

J. S. Ackber, not out

A. R. H. Esmall, not out

122

M. R W

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3 21

Owen Hughes

1 18

Beck

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Pte. Fry

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Extras

Batger

Total

Bowling Analysis.

3.4 - 11

Hongkong C.C.

E. R. Duckitt, c A. A. Rumjahn,

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K. II. Batger, e A. R Minu, b

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Total (6 wkts, deg.).. 195 A. M. Rumjahn, Sirdar Khan and S. Isninil did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

O. M. R.

4 49 4

1 05 1

1 57

R.A.S.C.

Andrews

Lt. Marshall, e Fsmail, b Sirdar

Khan

M. Captain J. C. P. Tosh..

D. R. M. Cameron, Lieut. Martin. Barnsley Lieut. Anstruther, Lieut. MacDonald, Lieut. Mahoney, Lieut. and Mrs. Booth and Lieut. and Mrs. Harold.

The recent alterations to the theatre hare added more floor space, and it is hoped that still further improvements will add to its general usefulness.

Garrison Mess Social

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35 12 5 18 63 84 30-10 7 19 62 84 27 36 8 10 18 83 81 23

Second Division

Blackpool Bradford Bury Chelsea Millwall Notts. Forest Oldham Southampton Tottenham West Brom.

Second

8 the Garrison Sergeants* Mess on Saturday might found new items and old favourites provided by a talented company. Considering that the con cert more or less imprompta, the Oldham entertainment given was of a high Chelsea order, and the chorus songs found Blackpool members of the audience giving lusty Bradford support, so much so that many of then will be called to take their turn at the next social.

Cpl. Turner, h Sirdar Khan

Pia. Cole, 3.A. R. Soffiad

Pte. Fry, e A. S. Suffiad; b Sirdar

Khan

Pte. Andrews, c A. S. Suthad, b

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A. C. T. Bowker, e Carreem, b

Cpl. Moran, b Sirdar Khan

L/Cpl. Simpson, e Aekber, à Sir-

dar Khan

J. P. Younger, e O. Ismail, b

Madar

Cpl. Beresfort, not out

Cpl. Powell, & A. S. Sufliad,

A. G. Beck, b Trani

W. Harris Walker, not out

Rumjahn

Extras

Total

111

Bowling Analysis.

Bowling Analysia,

0. M. R.

17.

O. M.

A. R: Suflad

4 16

Sirdar Khan

37 fl

A. R. Minu

12.5 4 28 10

A. S. Suffind

Madar

A. M. Rumjahn

are as follows:

Irani

A. M. Rumjahn

Curreem

A. K. Minu

A. A. Rumjahn

DIVISION II.

Hongkong C.C. Win Champion

ship Honours.

The Hongkong Cricket Club seconds made sure of their match with the Indian R.C., winning by the broad margin of six wickets. The town team, playing at home, had no difficulty in dismissing their oppon- ents, the visitors' total reaching but 68 runs. With such a paltry score before them the Club batsmen made light of the task and won by six wickets, thus retaining the Champion- ship. Scores:

Indian R.C.

M. P. Madar, b Bonnar

I. T. Barma, l.b.w., Divett

A. S. Sufliad, e Marton, b Divett

E. R.A. Merwood performed capably the piano, both in solo items and in 13 accompaniment, songs being rendered by a large company, including F. 0. LeClere. C. P. O. Welch, C. S. Crozier, S.Q.M.S.Blyth, S. Sets. Hodson and Bastin and Sergt. Hannaford.

Navy Football.

At Causeway Bay yesterday after- noon, Sandwich defeated Sterling by the only goal scored. Teams:

Sandwich-Weeks; Francis, Rib-

The league tables corrected to date beck; Cole, Clarke, Jones; Stephens,

LEAGUE TABLES. Division L.

Kowloon C.C. :. Civil Service C.C. Craigengower C.C. Army Indian R.C. Hongkong C,C. University Royal Navy

Division

Hongkong C.C. Recreio Kowloon C.C. Civil Service C.C.

Police Indian R.C. Craigengewer

P. W. D. L. Pts. 752 17

7. 3 3 1 12

3 12 10 23 8

4 1 7

1 4 7

2 1 3 7 G - 2 4 2

II. P. W. D. L. Pts. 10 9 1- 27 10 8 1 1 25 10 G 3 1 21 10 G - A 18 10 5 2 3 17

10 5 1 4 16 10 3 1 6 10

R.E. and R.C.S.

10 3 1 6 10

3 RAS.C.

10 2

8 6

D. Mohamed, c Summers, b Divett

University R.A.D.C.

10 2 2 6 3 10

- 1 9 1

R. Suffiad, b Bonnar

M. el Arculi, b Bonnar

J. S. Ackber, b Dirett

A. R. H. Esmail, not out

Sirdar Khan, b Divett

M. R. Abbas, b Ashworth

S. Ismail, c and b Hutchison

Extrus

Divett

Bonnar

Ashworth Hutchison

Tota!

Bowling Analysis.

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

19 Taikoo Lose to Wayfoong by

Five Wickets..

O M. R. W.

20 5

5 11 3

14 1

3.2

Hongkong C.C.

H. J. Armstrong, b A. S. Saffad R. M. Wood, b A. S. Suntad... C. E. Gahagan, b A. S. Suffad O. E. C. Marton, b A. S. Stiffad W.W.

Playing on the Chinese R.C. ground, Wayfoong best Taikoo by five wickets. The Butterfield & Swire

staff batted first and made 112 runs

of which H. Spicer contributed 30. H. V. Parker captured seven wickets for 29 runs. The Taikoo's total was passed with five wickets down, the innings eventually realising 164 for six. M. D. Scott was top scorer with 39, while Parker followed up his bowling performance by knocking up 86 runs.

Police Match.

The single members of the Police 6R.C. played a team of married men 40 and won by two runs. Clark was the

17 Dic, & A. S. Sufind 15 only player to score many runs for

b Abbas.

J. D. A. Hutchison, c A. S. Suad,

b Arculli

E. B. West, not out

J. Ashworth, ib.w., Abbas

Extras

52 the bachelors, hitting up 84 out of a total of 82. A. W. Grimraift dis- 6 missed four batsmen for three runs. The married men's total fell short of 4 the

their opponents' score by two runs. 13 G. F. Alexander rande 28 and A. Reynolds 22 W. Sherry took four wickets for 12 runs and R. Wynne two for one run.

Total (for 8 wkts.).... 155 G. E. R. Divott and J. L. Bonnar did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

0: M. K

A. R. Suffad

A. S. Sufind

Arculli

Abbas

Sirdar Khan

Mader Esmail

14 14

The R.A.0.C. have conceded the points to the Hongkong University.

YESTERDAY'S

MATCH.

Kowloon v. RA.M.C.

In a low scoring match the Kow- loon C.C. second beat the B.A.M.C. by 25 runs. The Peninsula team ran up score of 99 runs (A. R. F. Ravan 22 and G. A. V. Hall 22). Cpl. Davis accounted for Ave *batsmen for 31

FRIENDLY.

Tachell, Cummins, Taylor, Vey.

Sterling-Darrell; Robson, Nicholls; Downs, McCabe, Dorrian; Edwards, Lockley, McKellar, Gawthorne, Edes- bury,

Sandwich took up the attack from the kick-off, the forwards making ground by short passes, but a mighty drive at goal from a few yards range sent the ball over the bar. Edwards put in a long shot that Darrell punch ed out, whilst another shot went very wide.

Good work by the Sterling forwarda took play to the other end, but the Sandwich backs cleared before shoot- ing distance was reached. Sandwich thereafter penned the Sterling in their own half, but Darrell was very safe in goal and cleared a number of good shots,

Sterling got away again, bat soon found the Sandwich-men back and hammering at their own 'keeper, and the

Kiessure Have Sandwich a penalty.

Bury

8 Hull

0 Stoke

4 Charlton

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3 Bradford C.

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Swansea

4 Cardiff

3 Bristol C.

2 Notts County

1 Reading

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P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 36 20 9 7 82 41 49 36 19 11 4 68 38 49 36 23 3 10 88 62 49 30 18 0 11 73 61 41 35 18 4 13 70 58 40 12 66 60 39 53 48 39 Notts Forest 36 13.

50 68 Tottenham 36 14 9 13 53 49 37 37 14 8 15.67 64 36 West Brom. 36 15 5 10 83 68 Chariton

35 12 11 12 53

Southampton 36 16 Cardiff

Stoke

36 16

Notts County

36 10 14 12 53

Wolves

36 13 8 15 62

Reading Millwall Barnsley

37 10 11 10 45

36 8 15 13 50 64 31

36 11 8 17 48 62 30

Preston N. E. 36 10 10 16 52 71 30 Swansea Hull

34 12 6 16 44 64 37 10 9.18 47 60 Bradford C.. 36 0 11 16 54 71 Bristol C.... 35 9 7 19 48 75 25

Coventry

Third Division (South). Brentford Brighton Bristol R. Clapton 0. Merthyr Newport Flymonth Swindon Torquay Watford

2 Southend

4 Bournemouth

2 Luton

3 Exeter

2 Northampton

3 Fulham

Crystal Pal.

4 Queen's P. R.

3 Walsall

2 Norwich

4 Gillingham

Southern Section Table,

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

35 24 8 3.82 30 56 36 25 5 685 35 55

36 10 9 11 75 72 35 14 12 9 61 42 35 15 10,10 17 4'12

Plymouth Brentford Brighton... 36 20 70 80 48 47 Northampton 35 19 5 11 64 43 43 Queen's P.R. 36 16 9 11 63 68 41 Fulham making no mistake with the Southend Norwich After midfield play in the first ten Coventry minates of the

second half, Sterling Bournemouth 35 12 12 10 tried to get going, but again found the Sandwich backs too stout a wall to

Crystal Pal 36 14 10 get through, and the Sandwich for Clapton 0.

Luton 36 13 10 13 wards

26 ground again by a

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was cleared after some short Newport passes in front of the Sterling goal. Walsall

Up-and-down play followed, Sterling Torquay missing some fine chances. netted once, but was ruled off-side Gillingham

Tachell Bristol R No further addition had been made to Merthyr the score when the final whistle was blown.

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30 11 9 16

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score to 82 for 6. The innings closed Crewe for 108. The Association were just Nelson able to win the match by 10 runs, and it is to be hoped that it will be

New Brighton the first of a series of further sue- Southport Port Vale cesses. The full batting scores were Stockport as follow:

Wigan Wrexham York

J. E. Richardson, e Way, b Omar 28 Boy Scouts Association.

E. Zimmern, b Omar

D. Hunt, b Sourbutta

A. Hunt, Modi, b Omar

F. Zimmern, e Scourbutts, b Ham-

C. G. II. Christian not out

E. F.

Sayer,

b Hamson

D. A. Pockson, .b Lim W. A. Mooney, b Hamaon A. Zimmern, b Omar R. Maynard, b Lim

Extras.

Craigengower C.C.

N. B. Kitchell, c. E. Zimmern, b

F. Zimmern

R. C. Reed, e E. Zimmern,

Richardson

R. Sourbatts, c and b Richardson

K. W. Way, run out

runs. The military players could H. P. Lim, b Richardson only muster together 74 runs, Lieut. U. M. Omar; b Richardson Anderson making 23. G. Lee took A. B. Hamson, run out. three wickets for 19 runs and N. H. Ross two for nine zung. YESTERDAY'S Craigengower v. Hongkong Boy Scouts Association. very interesting, match. played between the above on the At Sookunpoo yesterday after-Craigengower

ground noon, the Indian Recreation Club 2nd The Scouts Association won the toss- XI completed their League fixtures and elected to bat first with Richard- by defeating the R.A.SC. by 123 runs. soft and Zimmern. A good stand by Batting first, the Indians acored 195 F. Zimmer and Christian took the

Indians Easily Defeat

The R.A.S.C.

Fung, e Christian, Hunt. (D)

J. I V. Rubler, run out F. K. Modi, not out

W. M. Maciride, e E, Zimmern, b

Christian

0 Chesterfield

2 Halifax

2 Sth. Shields

Rotherham

0 Hartlepools

2 Doncaster

2 Rochdale

4 Darlington

▸ Tranmere

3 Lincoln

2 Accrington Northern Section Table.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

Stockport .. 30 24 7 6 05.39 55 Port Vale.. 35 25 Chesterfield 36 19

:37 18

5 at 30

Crowe

York

Lincoln

Tranmere

85 32 55 717

4 12 60 47.42

14 02

67 41

55-32

1,15 9 64 62 39 35 12 14 9 80 49 38.

36 16 8 13. 78.68 38

N. Brighton 36 15' 6 15 61 67 86 108 Sth. Shields 36 14 8 14 60 66 36 Accrington. 25 14 7 16'79 69.35. 36 11 12 13 69 65 34

Doncaster

Nelson

24 Rochdale

6 Carlisle

Wrexham

35 18 8 14-57 58-34 84-14 6.14 67 76 34 37 13 7 17 43 65.33 36 13 7 16 78

8. 89 33 36 10 8 18 52 70 28 27 11 6 20 53 80 28 0 Rotherham 36 9 7 20 60 102 20 Halifax 38.8 8 22 38 72 24 Barrow... 37 10 8 24 30 92 23 SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE TABLE.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts, ....38 26 4 3 85 25 56 38 21 7 8.81 81 49 34 21 5 8 85 45 47. 34 20 4 10 81 44 44 38 18 .71:58 10

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