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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1931.

FANLING HUNT.

STANDARD MAINTAINED. LAST WEDNESDAY.

founda met at Dill's Corner on the inst Wednesday in the month and maintained the high fovel of sport shown during the last fortnight,

The weather was again kind to us, rain the previous day had made the

BOXING.

CITY HALL

at 9.15 p.m.

groung excellent. Seenting conditions Thursday, 5th March, 1931, were fair only, a rise of a degree or two in the temperature actually occur. ring after 3 pm, This probably se- founted for Rainbow and Rippler, the best hounds, running two of rather alieal of the remainder of the nack.

Ranie

A few minutes after 3.15 Capt. Mould stored oft in drow the cover that was drawn at the opening

net.-

Hippler and Rainbow went away mute from cover nut were not follow. ed by the remainder of the pack until | they were quite a quarter of a mile ahond. Pessimists foretold a bad ron with the line fouted by the leading heads. This actually was not the ease; tail hound hanted the fine well together and at a very fair pace.

The line run In a large circle ta Ünish across some bare paddy, which guve excellent going not far from the <iruw,

Corbett,

After a short pause, Mr. who as usual was the fox, and a very | crafty one ton, left to Iny the secund line. After giving the fox the sewal fifteen minutes' grace, bounds were again put on 'near Dille Corner, but this time to run South of Pott's But galow. Rainbow and Rippler ngain led by some distance, but a loop in the line nut tall hounds up again and the whole pack went away at a good pace | after the fox, who had aet his mask for the Indies) Golf Course, Shortly ofter crossing the rond "Mary" made one of her raré mistakes, (How are the mhty fallen!)

The field and to go hard to be in sight of hounds nt all. Mr. Alec Poll tank a ten foot drop jump into an empty water hole anal parted com. pany; fortunately he was not hurt.

The fax menatime had been viewed. | Mr. Corbett had to, gallop hard in fordert itu savo bin brush, hounds

(eventually cutebing him betw

Pott Bangalow and the new Courte.

MAIN EVENT

Middle-Weight Championship

of the Colony.

“JOCK” CRICHTON

(SHANGHAI)

Welter-Weight Champion of the Colony

VERSUS

A. B. EWIN

(HMS. KENT) Iruperial Services Midtfle-Weight Champion 1925-28 Aiddle-Weight Champion of the Colony

Booking at MOUTRIES:—

For Members of the Hongkong Boxing Association on Monday, 2nd and Tuesday, 3rd March.

General Public: Wednesday, 4th and Thursday, 5th March.

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RIFLE MEETING.

LAST SUNDAY'S SHOOT

AT KOWLOON.

We were very gind to see Mr. and Mrs. Aler Potle out again. This is Teams drawn from the Petty the first time Mr. Potts has been out Offeers, of H.M.S. Sandwich, and hiner he broke his wrist hunting last members H.K.S. Bde. R.A., Serg month. Amongst other we noticed i Muss, met in a shoot held at Kowloon M Scott Harston and Mrs. Ander-on Sunday. Five practices were Bred, kon. The fold, was smaller than usual and were very keenly contested. -on this secasion fifteen,

the finish of practice Ño, 4, both teams were all squire. The Bobbing Jinnle at the last range saw the Mess just get home by a small margin of eight |

Thursday's meet is at the Kennels and le a bye-day. This is a change from gormul, bai Thursiny is a non-points,

racing day.

At

Fur the Mess, Weyihan scored four short of a possible, with Russell close The Acting Master will probably try up. Johnson with 86 and Hardy and to hunt the real article on this beenFrancis 82, were the pick of the Яion.

P.O's Team. Both teams included one Omeer.

Messrs. Thomson and Co, will short.

ly publish a list of forthcoming meets.

CORRESPONDENCE.

A Hockey League.

[To The Editor of Hongkong Telegraph.3

Sir."Enthusiast's" jetter publish. vd in your paper on the 20th February stos not seem to have evoked much enthusiasm from local hockey clubs, Perhaps seer: taries are rather shy of the additional work the formation of; a league would entail, or may be the Inek of interest is just plain "Hong- kongilea".

I know of one club which will be only to pleased to assist in the formation of a league, the name of which I shall be glad to supply to any hockey club secretaries who may be interested.

Thanks are due to Messrs. Gilman and Co., for their kind offer of a challenge shield.

Scores:

Petty Officern.

Lieut. Medley

P.O. Johnson

86

$2

G&

82

F.O. Francis 1.0. Coak P.O. Hardy P.0. Richards PO. Biddlecome P.O. Hine

Total

596

Mess.

Lieut. Waring D.Q.M.S. HRT B.Q.M.S. Weyman Sergt. Russell Sergt. De La Haye Sergt. Mann Sergt. Williams Sergt. Harbour

Total

FANLING GOLF.

3883#FES 888885251)

77

71

37

004

FEBRUARY RESULT IN THE FELIX ELLIS CUP.

Wake up, hockey fand, and get together for a little more organiza. | In play for the Felix Ellis Cup for February. A. G. Coppin (2 down) qualiBes.

tion.

BACK STICK.

LOCAL CRICKET.

K.CC. EASILY DEFEAT THE VOLUNTEERS YESTERDAY.

G. C. Burnett did all the damage for Kowloon in the Volunteers' second Innings. He was mainly responsibio for the low Beare of 12 put up by the Volunteers, capturing eight wickets for only 25 runa. Griffiths was the only man to make anything of a show, searing more than half his elds's total Broren:

The cricket match, commenced on Sunday, between the Kowloon Cricket Club and the Volunteers, was resumed Volunteers-1st Inning-272. yesterday and resulted in an easy K.CC.-1st Innings-300. victory for the K.C.C. by nine wickets. Volunteers-2nd Inning

Scoring was high in the first day's K. II. Batger, b Hung... in their first innings, Kowloon were S. V. Gitline, e and b Burnett play, the Voluntoors knocking up 272 J. E. Richardson, b Burnett 42 runs behind at the clone of play, R. II. Griffiths, b Burnett E. F. Fincher being then 76 not out . M. Wood, c Hung, b Burnett and Lyal 4 not out. These two re A, Reld, b Burnel: sumed Kowloon's innings yesterday, III. F. Green, E. C. Fincher, but Fincher did not stay long, being Burnett bowled by Beck after he had added A. C. Beck, b Burnott nine to his over-night scores. Lyal G. E. R. Divott, e E. C. Fincher, b and Burnett then made a stand, and Burnett enabled Kowloon to take a lead of 28 R. R. Davies runs on the first imings.

Extras

4

noo no afara

Tomi (for 9 with.)

One man absent.

Bowling Analysis: ON. WC. Hung D G. C. Burnett...... $.

K.CC-2nd Innings. F... Lawrence, b Rold N. A. E. Mackay, not out F. E. Skinner, not out

Extra

Total (for 1 wkt.)

E. C. Fincher, W. C. Hang, F. Zimmern, E. F. Fincher, D. W Gregory, J. O, Lynl, G. C. Burnett and Dalziel did not bat

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