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SERVICES CRICKET

Borderers Beat The Orpheus

In a friendly cricket match played between the II. Q. Wing of the South Wales Borderers and the H.M.S. Or. yesterday afternoon at Soo- Phyton Y, 4. Wing emerged victors by 115 runs.

The Bordorers batting was ex- cellent, especially that of Wilson whose score of 40 did much to place them in a winning position.... Church, Mullane, and Wilson were soon at their best in the bowling, sharing eight wickets between them.

Scores:

HÌM.S. ORPHEUS.

Leonard run out. Schofield b. Church Poarco b. Church Townsend run out Mullins b. Wilson Pickwoll &. Church Spooner b. Mullne Heally b. Mullano Tution b. Wilson -Jerwig not out .......

Hughes.. Mullane

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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

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Mullane Wilson.

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H. Q. WING.

L/Op Richardson c. Pickwell b.

Townsend

C. S. M. Kile c. Plekwall 6.

Towns and...!

Wilson e and & Leonard

Kelly c. Pickwell b. Townsend

Nicholl e and b Townsend

Smith. W. b. Townsend

Smith. M. b. Leonard Smith. W. b. Townsend Pallister b. Leonard Mullane not out .... Sgt. Church b. Leonard

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POOR RUGBY BY CLUB

MUST TRAIN IN MID-WEEK

OUTPLAYED BY EAGLE

(By "Line Out”).

H.M.S. Eagle beat a Club "A" XV yesterday evening at Happy Valley by one goal and a try (8 points) to nil.

The Club were hardly ever out of their own '25', and had not Slater for the Eagle been so selfish a huge score would have been the result. At it was the Eagle scored two anatch tries in the second half, the last being converted by Judd with a very fino kick from the touch line.

It is a mystery why more of the Club players do not train during the week, na'they gave a hope- less exhibition yesterday, and allowed the Engle players to run exactly where they wanted.

The ball camo out from the scrum" on the Club side perhaps) 2 twice during the game, and when It did the backs could do little 10 with it.

WANTED—A LEADER. The forwards lacked an efficlont Oleader. They never knew whether they were meant to try and heel or take the ball with them, and the 8 entire pack were guilty of stand- 29 ing about watching their op 148 it was lucky for the Club that the Eagle backs made so many mistakes in handling and passing Judd, the Eagle full back played well and looks as though he is a Hikely, candidate for the Navy ful back position. Edwards, the Club full back, who is making a welcome return to rugger, was Bafe, and did very well against overwhelming odds.

ponents run circles round them.

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

O. M. R. W.

Townsend

Schofleld

Henlly

Leonard

Spooner

Pickwell

Young

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Cumberland Defeat

Berwick

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A friendly game of cricket was

Club look an At present the though they are in for a bad sen- son unless the members train and get fitter than they are nt present.

played between the Communication Inter

Staffe of H.M.S. Berwick and H.M.S.

Cumberland yesterday afternoon at the Valloy.

The Cumberland defeated their op

Company

ponents by 87 runs in a very exciting Football

game.

McAllister and-Hyde of the Cum- berland were the outstanding bowlers, but the batting on the average-was not up to usual standard.

Scores:

H.M.S. BERWICK.

Johnson b. Hyde ...

Binclair. Sub Lt e and b Hyde Sloe e and b McAllister

King b. Hyde p

Willamson b. 11ydo Troon b. McAllister

Skinn c and b Hyde

Covington e and 6 McAllister Street not out

Butler b, Hyde

Borrowdable b. McAllister

Extran

Total

S.W.B. TEAMS IN ACTION

An inter-company football match between the "C" and the "A" Wales Companies of the South Borderers took place at Sookum poo yesterday afternoon, when the "C" Co. won by three goals to

OBC.

Morrision was the outstanding player of the afternoon, playing

nt right Bgreat defensive game

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was not a prick on that of the other two sides

THE REAL CAUSE. On the whole I think that staleners after a season's cricket with a bit of an interrognum after it is the cause of the trouble, together with the fact that there was not a fast bowler on

the side.

I am told that there is not a good one in Shanghl, but unless Elliot has completely loat his old form, or could not get away, I feel sure his selection

ROWING REGATTA.

Crows From Canton To Compete Locally,

V. R. C. FUNCTION.

No pains have been spared by the committee of the Victoria Recreation Club to cater for the comfort and convenience of spectators who will be attending the Regatta at Kowloon hosts will have as their guests cars Bay on Saturday afternoon, when the men from Canton and the Royal Hongkong, Yacht Club...

Elaborate arrangements have 'boon of conveyanco to and from the venue, fade. In addition to the provision lighters will be used to accommodato the apoctators and refreshments will be served in a marquee on shore during the afternooni.

The Rogatta is to be held in Kow- Bay bolween the Lyomun

have been beneficial, As it was the bowling consisted of a medium left hander, and a medium right both of whom

could swing sind break the ball, a medium

right hand the ball both spinner who could

a slow bowler. con ner, and a ways,aunds all right save for the Beacon and the Tin Ka Shing Village

It sounds absence of a speed merchant but It The locality was specially selected was just not good enough. Lench owing to the smoothness of the water.

permission was always dangerous but I thought By he always kept himself on too long Gedowns, two lighters will be moored and this over-work perhaps affected approximately 100 yards from his batting, for after a magnificent shore and spectators will have a clear first innings against us, he never view of the entire course. came off properly in the rest of the representativo games. Booth seemed completely off his bowling,

A DIFFERENT WICKET.

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Kowloon

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Two launches will leave Murray Pier on Saturday afternoon to convey the competitors and spectators to Regatta. The first will leave at 1.80 pm and the second at 2pm. Com But in making these criticisms itpetitors are advised to catch the first must be remembered that I am speak-launch to avoid delay and congestion. ing of games played on a hard wicket.

Had the side been playing on the wicket which served for our first match with Malaya, I think a very different story would have resulted. And no doubt the batting would have correspondingly improved. Moreover I think it is only fair to say that the luck was against them. It is heart- breaking to lose the toss twice running

and having to bat on a bad wicket

In

The crews of all three Clube have already been nominated and much keenness has been shown. Spectators are assured of a thrilling afternoon's sport under ideal arrangements.

The Programme.

The programme for the afternoon is as follows: .

2.30 p.m. Junior Fours, 2.45 p.m. Griffin Fours, 3.00 p.m. Senior Fours. 8.30 p.m. Naval Whalers. 4.00 p.m. Junior. Patra. 4.15 p.m. Chairman's Cup, 4.30 p.m. Senior Pairs

the fourth innings of the Malaya match definitely cost them the game.

I find it difficult to make up my mind about the batting but I fancy

4.45 p.m. Chinese Challenge Cup. it was rather of the panicky variety

It was originally intended to hold Booth played very well and so did Grifin Pairs race but, this has since Stokes on certain occasions, but been cancelled Madar did not touch his true form and there was often a weakness in the middle batsmen.

P.

Both Mayhew and Tom Madar might have gone in higher with advantage. But at the same time there might have been a completely different story to tell had the gamo been played in Shanghai,

If we are going to beat that side on their own ground next September or October whenever the hext Interport takes place, we shall have to go out every inch to hold our

Own.

MY FINAL WORD.

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Опе fina! yor. True to traditions of the gamo, all the matches were played. In the most delightfully sporting spirit and I have not the slightest doubt that all who met them will

agree that it was a very great privilege to meet such a delightfully sporting and cheery set of cricketers as our Visitors have one and all proved themselves to bé,

P.S:-1 forgot to mention that at any rate, Shanghai-won--the "Hend in the Bucket" competition.

FRIENDLY HOCKEY.

Medway Officers Beat Club Seniors By Odd Goal.

DIVETT'S FINE GOAL.

A goal by Bartlett in the closing back. Morris scored two and Mor-stages of the game, clinched victory 30 gan the other for the winners for H.M.S. Medway Offçera' team by

Walters played well and scored the odd goal in five against the Hong for the losers. Teams:

kong Hockey Club first cloven in a friendly match on the Navy ground "A" Company Pto Smith, Pleat King's Park yesterday afternoon. Bur- This was the Medway Officers' first 12 Morrison, Pto Gilmore, Pte

chill, Pte Roberts, Cpl. Addision, match against the civilian team since

their, return from the North. L/Cpl. Mason, Pte Wallis, Ple Fourtey, L/Cpl Herbert, Pte An- drews.

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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. W. R.

McAllister

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Hydo

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Fillinghani

rowdale

H.M.S, CUMBERLAND.

Fuller b. King

McAllister c. Sinclair b. King

King b.

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lydo e Street b. Borrowdale Pamplin Lb.w.

Edwards e Sinclair b. King

Smith e King b. Butler

Woolmer b. Street

Loveday run out

Allision not out

Cambell ran out

Extraa

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

King Bloc Borrowdale

Williamson Street

Butler

"C" Company Pie Williams,

Eaden, the brilliant Navy inside right, was a notable absentee from the Medway forward line, his position being filled by Cheyne.

Play in the first half was dominated Alexander Sin

Pte Mountford, L/Cpl Hughes, by the Club, the Medway forwards Ple Williams, Pte Nelson, Pte failing to combine.

0 Morgan, Pto Morris, Pte Marsh

21 feld, Cpl Duncan,

a Gimblette, Pto Hazelwood. Pte clair, the civilians' centre-forward, and Divett worked hard and Initiated many promising attacks, but Brown- ing and Wood saved the Naval citadol from many a tight corner. Wood's clearing was very effective, The Club took the lead through Sinclair and towards the interval, Divett, taking possession of the ball in midfield, wont down on his own on the right and scored a fine goal from a difficult angle.. The Club maintained the attack, the Modway halves putting in some clever destructive defence work.

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QUEEN'S COLLEGE LOSE. Sporting Declaration. Cost Them The Game.

WISHART BEAT TAMAR

KEEN ENCOUNTER AT VALLEY

A friendly game of football waa played between H.M.S. Tamar and

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senior and Junior members of the The Chairman's. Cup is confined to

V.I.C., and griffin members of the V. R. C. will compete for the Chinese Challenge Cup, both these. events being for fours.

The method of scoring for the inter-club events will be as follows:

First Second Third

Senior fours Senior pairs

Junior fours is tű Junior pairs

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