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CLUB'S DECISIVE VICTORY OVER NAVY,

The Hongkong C. C. defeated the Royal Navy by an innings und 113 runs in the last match of the annual triangular tournament on the home ground on Saturday.

On last Thursday's game the Club hold the upper hand, with a score of 366 runs for four wickets (declared) agninal 130 runs for nine wickets by their opponents. On the resumption of their innings the Navy Increased thele score by another thirteen runs when the jasi wicket fell.

With 213-runs in arrears, the Navy embarked upon their second venture,

hurt fared even worse thon in their Drst, compiling only 100 runs.

Lt. Comdr. Squanes and Lt. Gloss gave them a good start but thereafter a rot set in and the wickets foll with regularity. Eight wickets were down for G8 runs, and it seemed unlikely that they would top the century mark; but feffries came to the rearue with an invaluable knock of 27 runs, which saved the Navy from an utter collapse,

K. C. C. DEFEAT ARMY. Two-Day Fixture Full of Bright Play.

MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1931.

THE SECOND TEST

MATCH.

ENGLAND IN DANGER OF ANOTHER DEFEAT. England are in danger of suffering yet another defeat in South Africa in the Second Test match which is being

played at Cajki Town, the B. C, C tourists having had to follow on with. a deficit of 163 runa. At the close of play on Saturday the Englishmen had scored 28 runs without loss in their second innings.

. The weather on Saturday was cloudy and the wicket was wearing slightly at one cad. Hammond, who went to bnt with Leyland first thing in the morning, having lost Wyatt the previous day, was the first to lony after the score had been taken from 8 to 120. He was caught and bowled by McMillan after he had scored 57, the second wicket falling at 120. He played a determined innings and was at the wickets for two hours and ter minutes, scoring five foury altogether. When the match was adjourned for lunch the keore had been taken to 177, Leyland being 40 and Hendren 30.

On resumption there was an atten-) dance of 10,000 present, Leyland left after taking his score to 62, his wicket falling at 202. He gave a sound dis play and occupied the creuse for two hours and 15 minutes. His score in- cluded six fours.. defented the

The Kowloon C. C. Army by four wickets in their two- day fixture on the home ground, which concluded yesterday,

At the close of Saturday's play Kowloon has established themselves

in a strong position by dismissing

their

117 opponents for

runs and thentselves scoring 11 runs without the use of a wicket.

TURA.

For the Army Pte. Salmon gave a sound display for his f Thorpe (21), Waring (14) amel Musion (30) Were the only other batsmen to enter double "Agures, Goodwin got half the wickets for 20

Brace and Fincher gave thanks gide their And start, but continuing Janings yesterday Tests these bata, men were soon alt. rner after nåd- ing three more to hit wer-right score, and Fincher seven. Thereafter consistent scorinis enrried the total to 2* *. Mackay was seen in a tine knack for 25 runs, not out. The Innings was declared closed when seven wickets had fallen,

Turnbull left when the Acore was taken to 214 and then Chapman was dismissed without addition. Hendren and White took the score to 288 before the former was bowled after contributing an attractive 93, which

included eight fours compiled in two hours and 80 minutes, At tea time the scure was 202 for six, White 23 and Tute 3.

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THE LOCAL PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The following programmo will bo broadcast to-day from 2. B, W. on a wave-length of 356 metres.

6.00p.m. Chinese Programme, 7.00 pm. Europesa Programme of Columbia Records Selected and sup plied by Mesars. Anderson Music Co.

7.00-7.40 p.m. Variety.

Orchestral-The Merry Brothers

(Gonnin).

Bournemouth Municipal Orch, 0921. Vocal Duet-To Be In Love, Enpesh'ily With You (Turk and Ahlert).

Layton and Johnstone. 5819, Planoforte Solo-Safety In Numbers

Whiting).

Billy Meyer, 287. Humorous Song-Bunkey-Doodle-I-Doh

(Sarony). umorus Song Jolly Farm

(Sarony).

Lexile Sarony. 5687. Miniature Revue-How Do You Do?

(Simpson and Holt).

Emmy Joyce, Billy Leonard, Mark Humorous Sang-Believe Me (From

Daly, Jain Thorne and Co. 0524,

Show of Shows).

Irene Bordoni. 5730, Humorous Song-Singing In The

Bathtub (From Show of Shows). Edie Walters. 5737. Duet-Tip Toe Thru The Tulips With Me (From Gold Diggers af Broadway).

Layton and Johnstone. 5708. 7.40-8.25 p.m. Orchestral. Hungarian Rhapsody (Linzt). Rakoczy (Berlioz).

Budapest Philharmonic Orch, 9550. The Windmill Man-Selections.

Court Symphony Orchestra. 9520, Radetzky (Strauss). Feurgeat (Strauss).

J. Strauss and Symphony Orch. 50122, Song Of The Sen-Selections

(Kunneke).

II

Only one run had been added when White was given out leg before wicket, and with the score nt 12 Tate lost hin wicket. Voce and Peebles saw the registered before they were separated and without any further addition Duckworth was lêg before, the innings closing for 350 runs, 143 | Faust-Vacat Gems (Gouned Eng. bebind the South Afrleans' ncore,

Version by Chorley).

Mafenty's Theatre Orch. 2543. 8.25-0.10 p.m. Operatie. Faust-Ballet Music (Gounod).

The New Queen's Hall Orchestra. 7112-7113.

The tourists followed on and at Miriam Liccttó. Claw "rena, Francis the close of play bad seored 28 runs Russell and Harold Williams, 9556. without loss, The match in being | Don Giovanni-Selectións (Mozart). continued to-day,

Bournemouth Municipal Örch, 60178. 9.60 p.m. Weather Report Local Time, etc,

In response to request from. A, P. P. Chapman, II. W. Lee, the Middlesex bataman, who is coaching at Grahamstown, Joins the M.C.C. tourists to-day, replicing A. Sardharu, fractured Who is suffering from a bone in his ankle,

The full scores, on cabled by Reuter, are given below:

South Africa-1at Innings.

The Army, set with 111 rum to obtain to prevent an innings defeat, world have collapsed it not for an enterprising innings by Mun- son, whe in registering a century reored all round the wicket and was unfortunate to be run out. His In-1, J. Sledle, Chapman, b White 141 valuable knock, however, set the home. Mitchell, Tate side to get 86 runs for victory. Lynl H. P. Nupen, b Tale bowled well to capture four wickets, W. Taylor, e White, b Leyland 1 for 36.

R. H. Catterall, b Tate

123

142

With an hour left to get the runs, H. B. Cameron, e Peebles, b White 26 the Kawinan batsmen went all out X. Balaskas, e Turnbull, b Leyland for them, but at the expense of elx H. G. Deane, b Leyland wickets. Williams, the Army "whock" | Q. McMillan, not out bowler, sprained his enkle in his G. C. Vincent, not out second over and had to retire. F. Extras Zimakern contributed 33 towards a total of 8 runs and Brace was un- defonted with 16.

LEAGUE - MATCHES. Three Games Played on Saturday in both Divisions.

There were only three Lengus matches during the week-end; one in the first division and two in the second.

In the First Division game, the

Indian W., G. gained an overwhelming victory over the Civil Service on the latter's ground, The Indians now hold a very commanding position in the League.

A sensation was created in the Second Division, when the Civil Ser- vice obtained full points from the Jadian R. C. The latter, until now, ld won all their matches. In the other match the Club de Recreio gain- fed à decisive victory over the Club.

DIVISION I.

Indian R.C. Severely Trounce Civil Service.

At Happy Valley the Judian . C. defeated the Civil Service C. C. by

nine wicketa.

7

21

Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 613 wickets:-- for 260; 2 for

Tate Hammond Voce Peebles

White Leyland Wyatt

/ 299; 4 for 417; 5 for 413;

7 for 502; 8 for 605. Bowling Analysis.

0. M. B. W. 43 13 70

10

33 11

28 2 06

49 15 101

3

30 G 91 3

*

England-18 Innings,

1. E. S. Wynti, b McMillon W. K. Hammond, c and

McMillan

M. Leyland, Beli

E. Hendren, b Balaskan

M. J. Turnbull, b Bell

4. P. F. Chapman, b Bell

J. C. White, 1.b.w.. Dalaskas

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9.05 pan. Operatic Continued. Il Trovatore Tempest of The Heart

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Dennis Noble (Baritone), Aldin-Grand March (Verdi).

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Abert Sammons Violinist. 2282. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 8 (Linxt).

Ethel Leginska Phanist. 5072.

God Save The King. 10.30 p.m. Close Down.

4

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67

62

93

0

2221

15

30

M. W. Tate, e Taylor, b McMillan W. Voce, c ́und b Vincent

I. A. R. Perbles, not out

G. Duckworth, l.b.w., Vincent

Extras

Total

CHINESE TALKIES.

LOCAL MERCHANTS FORM COMPANY.

A large gathering of distinguish-

7 od members of the Chinese com- munity was entertained on Satur-

20 day afternoon at a garden party at

350

Fall of wickets:-1 for 25; 2 for 120; 3 for 202; 4 for 214; 5 for 350; 10 for 360. 6 for 288; 7 for 293; 8 for 312;

Phying with four of their regular men away the Civil Serviet were no mintch for the Indians, and were soon | Bell

| all dismissed for the poltry total of 40 | Catterall

runs. Out of this total Evans con- Nupen tributed 21, Kelly 11 and Extras 18, Balaskas A. R. Minu bowled excoptionally well Vincent in his first few overs, but fell off in

the last when he conceded ten runs

to Kelly. He, however, captured most

McMillan

314

for

0. M. k.

W

27 + 53

5. 3 2

the Ming Yuen Garden, which has rectly been converted into the local studio of the United Photoplay Service limited formed by Hong- kong and North China merchants, including Sir Robert Ho Tung (Chairman of the Boned Directors) and Mr. Lo Ming-ynu. |(Maming Thirector).

st

Bowling Analysis,

22 7 43

IG

76

17.4 4 40

2

33 G111

England. 2nd Innings.

of the wicketa, taking in all five for R. E. S. Wyatt, not out

21. Pereira obtained four wickets W. R. Hammond, not out

for 18 runa.

The Indian bastmen started cau-

tiously, and though the first wiekot

fell cheaply, the second wicket part-

Extras

Total (for Owkt.)

Among the founders are noted Mengre. Li Yau-taun, C.B.E., Lo Wan-kan, Lo Shinot-po, Fon, Mr. 5. W. T, O.B.E., Mr. Lo Ka Messrs. Wong Kwong-tin, Mei Lui. 10 fong, Ilo Kwong, Chan Lim-pak, Ilo

7 Wing

Heung-pak, and

Chan

6 Madame Chang Hsueh-liang and

several others.

28

For the purpose of making silent

and talking Chinose pictures, it is

nership, between S. Ismail and Aed up his bowling with a good innings | the intention of the management of H. Madar saw their opponents' total for 38 runs.

cor

passed. Beth batamon played rect cricket, considering the soft wie- ket, and paved the way for the auc cerding bitsmen who took fuil toll of the bowling, A. A. Rumjahn in a stylish knock contributed 31

runa.

DIVISION I League Leaders Suffer Their First Defeat.

The I. R. C. second string, who had until Saturday won all their matches, were deleated by the Civil Service by 20 runk Sookunpoo.

The visitors started well, Mathews and McGowan giving them a good start in a partnership of 12 runs for the first wicket; hut all their BUC- except Edmonds, ceeding batsmen, failed to enter double figures, and the Whole Bide was eventually dismissed for 118 runs. A. R. Suflad took three wickets for 11.

HOLDERS DEFEATED.

A Big Score by Club de Recreio.

At King's Park the Club de Recreio defeated the Hongkong CC. by 118

Fins.

An enterprising knock of 77 runs by Alves was responsible for the Club de Recreio's total of 100 runs for the loss of six wickets. Four other men entered double figures.

The Hongkong batamen found C. M. Sousa in ʼn very destructive mood, and were all dismissed for the paltry Sousa took six total of 48 runa. wickets for 20 runs.

University v. Kowloon. The University second string were opposed to the Kowloon second string on the home ground, and the match ended In a draw. Batting first tho University ran up a total of 167 runs It was generally expected that the for six wickets (declared). The bat- Indians would easily make this total. | ting was consistent, the highest being but they failed to reach it by 2030 runs by Aziz. The Kowloonitos runs. Their-failure was due to the replied with 147 runs for four wicketa, fino trundling of McGowan, who re- F. S. W. Smith being top scorer with turned the fine analyals of five wid-69 runs not out. G. Leo and Raven kets for 17 runì. A.R. Sufled follow got 88 and 23 respectively.

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Photoplay Service Limited contri- buted some pleasing musical items which reenived the warm applause of the guests.

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