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TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1930.

BATSMEN HAVE UPPER HAND ON SATURDAY.

Batsmen generally had the upper hand in all the League niatches played on Saturday after

boon.

LOCAL YACHTING.

RESULTS OF THE WEEK-END

SAILING RACES.

The second championship event for acing yachts was sailed on Saturday, the course being:

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Lyeemun Boscun, Rumsey Shoal, The Steamship, Conditions did not favour. bowlers, with the result that they Mark un Line, Channel Rocks; a Results were had a lean time. Four individual distance of 9.1 miles. centuries were scored altogether during the afternoon, two being mude in League fixtures and the other two-in-friendly-games,...

DIVISION J

Kowloon C.C. Draw With Hongkong C.C.

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This match was played on K.C.C. ground and ended in a draw, which was expected. With two such strong batting sides, admitted to be two of the strongest in the League. in opposition, it is well-nigh impos- xible to arrive at, a decision Saturday afternoon's gamo.

Taking frat knock, K.C.C, compiled 164 for the loss of three wickets and was in good form declared. Brace and gave his side a good start with a well-played 68 while E. F. Fincher played a forceful innings, scoring 71 in quick time.

The Club tried six bowlers but none of them met with any great success. Beck, Owen Hughes and Duckitt had ench a wicket to their credit, but they were rather costly,

The scoring was on the slow side when the Hongkong C. C. went in to hot, Pearce was top scorer with 32. and Mitchell contributed 27. When stumps were drawn, the Cub score was 87 for four wickes, F. F. Fincher captured two wickets for eight runk

Indians Win Aguin, Playing at Soakanpoo, the Indian Recreation Club defented the Royal Artillery by two wickets after a very interesting game. After the Gunners had put up a good score, it appeared that a draw would be the most likely result, but the Indians set about the bowling and flogged it to good effect, making the required rons just in time.

A dashing display by Lieut. A. II. son, the Interporter, saved the gunners from what might have been a total collatise. Their first few bata. men were dismissed very cheaply but Musson gave them the upper hand, After a period when things looked very bad for them, Musson was dropped In few times but his century was an

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P. D. Pereira was the most success. ful beseire for the 1.R.C., taking half The wickets for 68 runs. Going on Inte. A. H. Tumiahn captured two wickets for 10 runs, and Areulli had Iwo "Tar 10.

A. 11. Rumjaha and A. H. Maar

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Musson followed up his century by taking five wickets for 57 runs and Lieut. Christinn had two fór 27.

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YESTERDAY'S RACE.

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Cruiser Wins Firat Championship Event.

The first Cruiser Championship race was anfled yesterday, the course distance of 24 mins. being round Hongkong Island (8). n The yachts were acted at 1005 am, and the contest resulted as follows:

Finished Corrected Points

3.48.50 Azuma (11) 4.12.04

5 In Cigale (9)

3.44.33 Inl (1) 4.17.37 Norseman (5)

4.14.48 Queen Bee (10)

3.44.33 3.06.12

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3.40.12 0 3.21.59 12 3.34.47

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3.43.27 4.19.02

5.10.30

Snipe (2) Imogen (12)

3.33.10 10 3.33.54 U

3.20.64 13 3.16.42 14

3.52.51 4

Corps, at Happy Valley, and played a draws game. The game was very Blow, especially in the closing stages when the military side were batting.

The Civil Servier seconds had the services of several players who have turned out for their senior team, and made 152 for six wickets before the cloure was applied. F. E Bathew being top scorer with 79. Fry took

four wickets for 40.

The batting of the Service Caron was unenterprising, and when stumps were drawn they had 7 on the bord for the loss of seven wickets. Me- Gawan captured three wickets for 31

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LADIES' HOCKEY.

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For the second Saturday in succes. ion, the Kowloon Ladles Hockey Club entertained the Hongking Ladies Hockey Club, at King's Park, the Hongkong Indies winning by thri? goals to two. The teams lined up as follows:

Kowloon. Avenall, A. Fowler. D. Pinquel, M. Witchell, E. Hooth, B. Hirst. D. Smith, K. Chester, M. George, M. Martin and P. Hunt.

Hongkong Ladies Horkey Club.- F Cousins, B. Franklin, S. Browning, F. Bonner, F. Webber, I. Bell, J. White, M. Duncan, C. Ferguson, and B. Laine.

Men's Games,

dil not The Y.M.CA. Reserves enjoy the bent of luck when they entertained the Somerset Light In- funtry Headquarters Co., on Satur day, and certainly did not deserve to Inke by such a wide margin as eleven Roula to two.

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1.R.C. 2nd XI v Mr. Barma's XI. The I. R. C. second string auffered defeat at the hands of a team cap. tained by Mr. II. T. M. Barma, the match being played at Pokfulam. The Indians could not do better than knock up 98, but Mr. Barma's team passed this total with saven wickets in hand.

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