MONDAY, JULY 15, 1929.
Sport Columns
THIRD TEST MATCH paid brigace has survived till yes-
terday, this being the captain.
FREEMAN'S 7 WICKETS AT BIRMINGHAM
ENGLAND BATTING TO-DAY
Visitors' Casualties?
South Africa sent over 16 cricketers. Duminy was not one of :these. The indication is that the Of team has a heavy casualty list. the XI in the opening Test, only five have continued all through "Tich" Freeman, the Kent proVan der Merwe is, the reserve fessional right-arm slow bowler,
wicket-keepers Duminy is almost; who did not play in the First
and unknown;
the of some Test through being injured after
stalwarts are not playing in selection, and was omitted from
this, the Third Test. From the Second Test, had the lion's
the tables given further down share of the bowling when South
those of
whe
-have taken
Africa, batting first as the result part in the rabber so far, it will of the winning the toss at Leeds be seen that Deane has had to in the Third Test, were dismiss
make changes not altogether gov ed for 236 runs. Freeman took 7erned by current form; also that wickets for 115 runs And it will
some whom he would have liked to be recalled that, although a mem- honour have had, perforce, to be ber of the M.C.C. touring team. he excluded, presumably on account of did not take part in any of the
njury. Hence the chopping and five Tests in Australia during the changing about, which is not at all conducive to the best display as a team.
close season.
I
runs
LAWN BOWLS
THE CHINA MAIL,
NO PLAY POSSIBLE IN LEAGUE
ONE MATCH STARTED
The Lawn Bowls League has again been interrupted by a total postponement of all the fixtures on Saturday, due to the inclement weather.
One match, the Kowloon Dock- Club de Recreio tussle on the form- er's ground, got under way but had to be abandoned before the first head could be completed.
The positions in the League thus remain the same as last week.
LEAGUE TABLES
Division I.
Kowloon BG.C.
Kowloon D.R.C.
Craigengower C.C... Taikoo B.C Kowloon CC. Civil Service Ce. Club de Recreio Police R.C.
Shots For and
Kowloon D.R.C. Kowlbon B.G.C. South Africa were all out by
Craigéngower C.C. the tea interval. Then England As compared with the Second Club de Recreio ...
106 replied with
for 2 Test, Cameron (wicket-keeper), į Taikoo R.C.
Dalton, wickets. Duckworth (the wicket- Ochse,
MacMillan and Kowloon C.C. keeper) being "promoted" in the Christy have given way to Vincent Civil Service C.C.
Police R.G. batting list to fill a breach prior and Quinn who were in the First to drawing of stumps.
but not in the Second), Siedle, Van der Merwe and Duminy. Test players this season:-
When play resumed to-day (the 130 second day), England were runs in arrear with 8 wickets in, hand. Scores cabled by Reuter:--
South Africa-1st innings
R. H. Catterall, b Freeman
I. J. Siedle. b Larwood
74
0
B. Mitchell, b Tate
22
D. P. Morkel, st Duckworth,
b Freeman
17
Duminy, Freeman
H. G. Deane, e Duckworth, b
Tate......
H. G.
Owen-Smith,
Hammond. b Freeman
C. L. Vincent, b Freeman
ENGLAND
1st, 2nd, 3rd: J. C. White, H. Sutcliffe, E. Hendren, W. R. Hammond, M. W. Tate, M. Leyland, H. Larwood; C. Duckworth.
1st and 2nd:-E. T. Killick. 1st:--P... Fender, K. S. Duleep-
sinki.
2. A.
2nd:-K. W. V. Robins, J. O'Connor, 3rd:. E. Woolley, E. H. Bowley,
Freeman
{"selected for. 1st Test but was left
20 out because of an injury before the
match began.]
P. W. D. L. Pts.
6 4 0 2
7 4 0 3
7493
4 0 3 7 4 0 3
6 3 0 3
74 0 3
70 0 7
Against
For Agst. Up Dr.
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9
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700 7
Civil Service. C.C. Craigengower CC: Taikoo R.C. Yacht Club Electric E.C. Kowloon B.G.C. Club de Racreio Kowloon C.C.
Shots For and Against
Taikoo R.C. Civil Service S.C. Craigengover C.C. Yacht Club Kowloon B.G.C.
Electric R.C...
Kowloon C.C.
For Agst. Up Dn.
397 322 75
. 499 480 69
400 383 92
411 378 33
485 455 30
n
468 436 0 28
SATURDAY'S FIXTURES
Club de Recreio
452 484 0 32
C
336 500 ◊ 170
6
SOUTH AFRICA
60
N. A. Quinn, e Leyland, b
Freeman
1st, 2nd, 3rd:-H. G. Deane, R. H. Catterall, B. Mitchell, D. P. Morkel,
5. G. Owen-Smith,
E. A. Van der Merwe,
C
Hammond, b Freeman
19
¡Quinn.
A. J. Bell, not out
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
236
M. R. W.
The following are the fixtures for
lat and 2nd: H H. Cameron, A. I next Saturday, July 20:-
[Ochse, 4. A. F. Christy.
1st and Bed:-C. L. Vincent, N. A.
2nd and 3rd:-A. J. Bell..
1st- H. W. Taylor t
2nd:-E. L. Dalton, Q. MacMiitan.
3rd J. Siedle, E. A. Van der Merwe, Duminy.
["In one previous tour in England; 1in two previous tours in England.] 2
0.
Larwood Tate
17 4
$5
26 B 40
Freeman
22.2 6 115
7
Hammond White
8 2 13
0
17 t 21
0
England-1st inninga
H. Sutcliffe, e Mitchell, b
Quinn
LEAGUE TENNIS
ALL MATCHES ABANDONED ON SATURDAY
Division I
Police R.C. v. Civil Service 6.C. Kowloon Dock R.C. v. Kowloon C.C. Craigengower C.C. Y Kowloon
B.G.C.
Taikou RC. v. Club de Recreio. Division II,
Kowloon B.G.C. v. Craigengower
C.C.
Civil Service C.C. v. Yacht Club. Club de Recreio v. Taikoo R.C. Kowloon C.C. v. Electric R.C.
Sister Anne.
Subject to Market Fluctuations.
The Odds a Place.
ENGLAND WINS
Cork, Saturday. England won the triangular inter- national athletic contest with 574 points. Ireland was second with 21% while Scotland only secured six points.
-Reuter.
'MISS IZAAK WALTON'
GIRL'S LATEST SPORT-WITH YARNS
"FISHING"
Miss 1920 is now fishing-not for a husband, but for real fish,
Before long she will be returning home with arms outstretched, not for embraces. but to show the size of her piscatorial catch.
It is not expected that her entry into the pastime will in any way reduce the supply of fishing stories, in spite of the solemn assurance by an ex-secre. tary of a Manchester angling society that "men do not tell fishing stories Now,"
If his assertion is sober truth and not the thiest of all fishing yarns, it will doubtless he left to the girl anglers to tell stories of the pike that) lives in waters near Chelford, Cheshire. Forty years ago, so the legend goes, there lived in the fast-flowing steam a monster pike that grow and grew. For years weary anglers travelled miles in the hope of catching it. If therr reports are reliable there але моге than 100 hooks attached to this un- dying fish as it swims around to-day 9s strong as ever.
Hardened old fishers are wondering whether it will now give up itself to feminine charmi
'VARSITY ATHLETICS
Cambridge, Mass., Saturday.
The Inter-Varsity athletic contest between the two American Universities, Harvard and Yale, and two English Universitice, Oxford and Cambridge, resulted in a victory for the American #taletes by 8% events to 311⁄2--Reuter's American Service.
The Pope has appointed Ngr. Thomas O'Donnell, the present Bishop of Victoria, Vancouver, to be Titular Bishop of Metimna, and has also nominated him coadjutor to Mgr. MacCarthy, Archbishop of Halifax, with the right of succes sion.
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ALLEGATIONS OF UNLAWFUL CLUB
37
E. H. Hammond, e Bell, h
Quinn
31
The rainfall of Saturday caused the postponement of all the tennis fixtures down for decision.
the
W. R Hammond, not out
30
5
3
G. Duckworth, not out
Extras....
Total (for 2 wkts.) .. 106 .To bat:-J. C. White, E. Hendren, M. W. Tate, M. Leyland, F. E. Woolley, A. P. Freeman.
Changes in Teams
The positions in the League, brought up to date, are appended:-
"A" Division
Hong Kong C.C Chinese B.C.
Kowloon C.C.
M.B.K. South, China A.A. Club de Recreio Craigongower C.C. Indian R.C. University
P. W. La Pts.
7 7 0
76
I
7 5 2
5
4
3 4
1
4 1 3
G 1 5 0
"B" Divisiun
Both sides made changes for the Third Test Match (the first two having ended indecisively). England called on the services of three players who had not been Chinese R.C. "capped" this season, South Hong Kong C.C.
Africa's XI. included five men who
M.B.K. Y.M.C.A.
H.E. and R.S.
were not in the Second game.
For the first time in the series. University........ H. G. Deane, the South Africans' Club de Recreio skipper, called
right when
South China A.A. Nippon
"Farmer" White spun the coin. Kowloon C.C. Woolley, Freeman and Bowley Indian R.C.
were the "newcomers" in England's side but, of course,
"C" Division
the first two - named have Club de Recreio
of Tests, Hong Kong C.C.
South China A.A.
had long experience
These three took the places (as Chinese R.C. compared with the Second Test) Civil Service C.C. of E. T. Killick (Cambridge Uni-
Indian R.C.
versity and Middlesex), R. W. V. RA.O,C.
Robins
(Middlesex) and J.
has
O'Connor. (Essex). :"
Goddard, the Gloucestershire professional bowler who shown great form this season, who was one of the twelve provi- sionally selected, was 12th man.
It will be rottecable that where-
Craigengower C.C. R.E. and R.S.
DAVIS CUP TENNIS
At Bow Street Melbourne Tamao,
ex-billiards champion, was com mitted for trial on his own bail on a charge of keeping and using the New Inman's Club, Wardour Street, Soho, for the purpose of gaming and betting, He pleaded not gailty, and reserved his 6 defence.
It was alleged that there were 4 several automatic "fruit" machines in
3 the club. A police constable, who he
came a member, said there was a no-
1 tice stating that only members were
allowed to use the machines.
STOCKINGLÉSS
DEMAND FOR BAN IN HARROW PUBLIC PARKS
London, June 16.
Harrow's latest sensation is a pro- test to the council on the question of women players' dress on the tennis
◊ courts in the public parks.
A letter has been sent to the coun- Pts. cil in which it is asked that by-laws
Berlin, Saturday.
5
be made to prohibit tennis players
5 from using the public courts unless
*In the final of the European zone of the Davis Cup lawn tenuis, J. C.
as England took the field in the Gregory and I. G. Collins (Britain). First Test at Birmingham with beat Kleinschroth and Landmann (Ger- four amateurs (White, Killick,many) 6-4, 6-2, 6-0--Reuter. P. G. H. Fender and K. S.
[Germany lead.. 2-1.. Two mare
Duleepsinhji), only one of the unaingles are to be played.]
they wore stockings.
It is stated that women players have been scen in the ahortest and flimsiest of skirts, bare-legged and bare-armed, and that such exhibitions are not con- ducive to public morality.
ETON V. HARROW
London, Saturday. At Lord's, the annual two-daya" cricket match between Eton and Harrow ended in a draw, Scores:-
Eton 947 runs (Ford 6 for 50) and 264 runs for 5 wickets, declared (Hale 109),
Harrow 318 runs (Nevinson 6 for 851 aud 108 runs for 6 wickets-Reuter,
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Cincinnatti club owners are ready and willing to make almost any trade which will bring their team out of the throes of a most awful slump. Accustomed to being on top of the heap or near the top it is pretty tough to have to tag along behind the leaders. Just the same there are two players whom it doesn't seem possible the Reds will release, namely: Smiling Jim Bo- tomley, inset, winner of the most valuable player award. and Wee Willie Sherdel, left, one of the best pitchers in the game. But then who can tell about baseball. Maybe the owners will figure that they can demand better trades using their stars. than by spending a load of cash. No doubt many clubs could ase either Bottomley or Sherdel.
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