SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1929.

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HOW SHANGHAI BEAT Three to win-and Barnes played a

MALAYA

CLOSING SCENES IN THE "INTERPORT"

INTENSE EXCITEMENT

Except at the beginning and during the middle of Malaya's' 1st Innings, Shanghai were never on top in the first match of the tri- angular interport tournament which concluded the Hong Kang Cricket Club ground rester day, the third day of actual play -with Wednesday a blank on ac- count of rain.

on

Yet, amidst mueh excitement.

with the Northerners fighting for every run, they wan just on four o'clock by the narrowest possible margin of one wirket!

Long will the finish be remem. bered. The scenes were not unlike those when Isaacs and Barnes (the latter taking part yesterday) stay ed together to defeat Hong Kong down here, also by a wicket, a few years ago.

After Stokes left tas reported in yesterday's issue-the resalt appearing in the subscribers' Inte edition). Shanghai still required 92 runs for victory, with six wickels to fall On a breaking wicket, the task seemed beyond them. Vet Shanghai went on make the highest innings of the match, in conditions. worse than those prevailing when they only managed 185 at the first time of naking.

The veteran Dr. O'Hara was in

muiden over sent down by Lal Singh.

Score Tied

L

THE CHINA MAIL,

Fall of wiekets:-1 for 42 runs (Stokes), 2 for 51 (Simpson); 3 for 81 (Diadur); 4 for 81 | (Marshall); 5 for 143 (Leach); 6 for 155 (Howard); 7 for 174 (Orr): 8 for 185 (Rawsthorne); 9 for 185 (Wilson); 10 for 185 (O'Bara).

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Smith

Knight

Malaya-2nd innings WA. D. Wynch, 1.b.w., b

Leach

Enstock Hill had been kept on Jansen for a long period and Leach turned Bostock Hill him to leg for two amidst great | Lal Singh excitement. Shanghai had now Hopkins Lied Malaya's score but that last run nearly "winded" the veteran Barnes.

Hopkins now superseded Lal Singh.

He placed the fleld close:

boundary for a single or a made no difference and hawled to Barnes. Each ball was breathless

counted in the pavilion and the tension eased at the end

over-a maidon.

of the

The first baff that Bostock H sent down in his next -over, to

each, was sent to the off boundary by the heroic and, determined Shanghai captain to win the match. Admirers rushed on to the field and cheered Barnes as much as Lench.

Although Malaya lost, they im- 'pressed, as the better all-round team. Their fielding was a shade better than Shanghai's. They had more bowlers. And their batting was far more consistent.

Without Stokes and Lench who, in turn, went on to pass the 60 made by Braddell as the highest score up to Thursday. Shanghai would have had only moderate figures yet it must be said that there are others in the winning team capable of

thering runa.

Bowlers of Two Types Crae disadvantage that Braddell laboured under was that Smith, his fast bowler, did not "come off" and the other bowlers were of two types with no outstanding contrast. The lack of variety was emphasised yes.

out of 16terday afternon.

20 minates for his 6 for the 5th wicket, Leach buing more enterprising.

Shanghai's innings lasted 280 The doctor minutes. Leach batted 190 minutes

walked across the, wicket in front of a straight ball from Bostock Hi, Malaya's slow bowler.

Hopes Increased

Howard's partnership with Leach produced 30 runs, of which the former made 10. The 200 mark had been passed and Shang- hai's hopes increased. Smith went down of his knees to catch Howard andke atonement for missing Madar in the morning,

Leach

hitting out as opportunity offered and he placed his shots with shrewdness. Brad deil, the Malayan skipper. brought off a wonderful catch In the slips to send back Orr, who contributed 5 out of 13 pit on with Leach. Thirty-two rans were still wanted and only three more wickets to

full.

Was

Malaya still had a chance.

for his 95 (including nine fours)

A. J. Bostock Hill, b Leach A. S. A. Jansen, e Rawsthorne,

Leach Lal Singh, e Rawsthorne, b

Leach

R. G. Gibson, b Stokes

R. R. L. Braddell, e Stokes, b

O'Hara

W. A. B. Smith, b Wilson Lt. M. Waring, b O'Hura P. N. Knight, not out

Extras

+

Total

គូ ដ

Wong), 2 for 40. (Hopkins), 3 Fall of wickets:-1 for 24 runs

for 65

(Wynch), 4. for Jansen), 5 for 93 (Bostock H), 6 for 122 (Lal Singh), 7 for 140 (Gibson). 8 for 163 (Smith), 0 for 197 (Waring), 10 for

Braddell).

Leach Madar Rawsthorne

Stokes

L. F. Stokes, at

Shanghal-2nd innings

Wong, b. Bostock Hill

and it was more valuable, as a grim | F. E. T. Marshall, f.b.w., b uphill struggle against odds, than

Hopkins

many a century even in interport P. Madar, b Lal Singh matches. There may have been D. W. Leach, not out dall periods on account of slow Dr. W. E. O'Hara, b.w.. b scoring but it was

Bostock Hill An exemplary match and the

of C, W. Howard. standard cricket was remarkably high. Full acores:-

Malayn-Ist innings W. A. D. Wyneb, b Wilson Evan Wong. b Wilson Dr. H. "O. Hopkins. b Wilson Lal Singh, c&b Wilson

T. L. Rawsthorne, b Bostock 1 Hill

210

RACING

Jockey Club's Extra Meeting

The following are the handicaps for] the eighth extra race meeting:-

Szatmar

Fanling Flate

Town Hall

Campbell

IDEAL OF A UNITED STATES OF INDIA

PRINCE'S ADDRESS IN HOUSE OF

COMMONS

DOMINION STATUS

Rugby, Yesterday,

The Maharajah of Alwar, one of the ruling Princes of India, in an address to members of all political parties in a committee room of the House of Commons, cordially welcom- ed the announcement in the Simon- MacDonald correspondence, and also the Viceroy's pronouncement on the ultimate goal of British policy, as cry- atailled in the words "Dominion Status,"

Having referred to the special posi- tion of Indian States, the Maharajah added that the goal of India did not seem to him to be in doubt, but difficul- ties appeared when the question was considered as regards the time as to when this Dominion Status goal might be reached. He continued "My simple answer to that proposition is that when by actual consent between the Govern- meat of British India and ourselves our future relations are so adjusted that

can all unitedly work towards achievement of this ideal.

"The Conference that has been sug igested will be a fundamental factor, 1 most devotedly hope, in the achieve ment of this method, and then it will only remain for each one of us con- cerned to aspire towards the idea!, which in my case has always been a United States of India, with the States working out their own destiny, in ac- cordance with their own traditions and environment."-British Wireless Ser-

ent-

CHINESE JUSTICE

One Year Jail

Harbin, Yesterday.

A lady doctor. Keselman, ployed by the railway at Tsitsikar,"

charged, with causing the death of one Chinese, has been found guilty and sentenced to one year's imprisonment.

Deceased applied for medical treatment when Dr. Koseiman

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Cream Cracker

0. M. B. W. 7 3 8 0

188

Ace of Spades..

187

Mount Elburz

16-4

.19 8

46 I

Glory

164

.23

3

55. 1

156

.10 4

30 2

Eratwhile

155

G 1 15

0

Sunshine

150

65 1 19

5

As You Like It

149

Bright Prospect

147

Fanling Stag

1485

Flose Alarm

138

Evan Wong, b O'Hara

B

Duke of Milan

189

Dr. H. O. Hopkins, Marshall

b Wilson

Duke of Normandy 11

138

Desert Wind

140

G

Cavalier

183

29

Duka of Nieblung

130

Inca

130

0

Mountain Air

130

Ullswater

130

28

·

Pumpkin

180

15

Half Pint

130

Shek-O "A"

O-Moon

60

140

San Francisco

140

A

Our Pringe

144

8

Monterey Bay

145

we

1

Duke of Chantilly

140

20

Imperial Hall

147

Majestic Hall

165

210

143

148

Winsome Stag

150

66

Young Pretender

155

City Hall

140

New Year's Eve Misty Eve

158

161

Boxing Eve...

163

Grand Tattoo Eve

15B

Triumphant Stag

142

vice.

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Fifty Fifty

141

Wilson

D. M. R. W. 17 3

Shek-O "p"

Men's

40 2

143

O'Hara

.12.2 1

47

3

Mount Elburz

1:10

Glory

149

.13 3

56 4

Wuchang

140

2 0 14 0

Zercon II

140

Lady Doctor Receives

0 14

0

Sunning

148

8 3 19

1

Ace of Spades

162

Erin's Isle

153

Duke of Melrose

160

74

The Ape

161

0. G. Simpson. c Wong, b

Hopkins

Buster

101

Samaritan

153

6

Thunderbolt

153

Glorious Stag

158

3

King's Fulloch

157

25

Hungtington

167

95

Noukhail ...

165

Cream Cracker

163

&

Loch Etive

149

found in the windpipe a

Smith, b

Tarmacadam

164

piece of Chinese brend..

To ex-

Bostock Hill

10

Peck

158

tract this she used a probe. De-

H. E. Orr, Hopkins

C

Braddell,

Shek-O "C"

teased during the operation be-

Cavalier

143

5

Amusement Tax

147

Inca.

140

1 +

False Alarms

148

4T. W. R. Wilson, c & b Bostock 48 Fill

The Ptarmigan

145

16

Papaya

143

E. G. Barnes, not out

0

Duke of Normandy II

148

48

Extras

21

Duke of Milan

149

Sunshine'

166

Desert Wind

150

2

262

Fall of wickets:

for.8 runs'

Armony

154

2 (Simpson), 2 for 24 (Marshall),

As You Like It

150

Duke of Nieblung

140

R. G. Gibson,

Leach.

c O'Hara, b

20

37

3 for 73 (Madar), 4 for 167 (Stokes), 5 for 183 (O'Hara), G for 213 (Howard), 7 for 226 (Orr), 8 for 233 (Rawsthorne), 9 45 for 253 (Wilson).

Zephyr

163

Dark Eyes

140

186

163

157

7

Fanling Stag

155

Szatmar

186

15

Shek-O "D"

Knight 233 Hopkins

Mountain Air

180

Official Asks For Its

Fair Eyes

153

Sunloch

152

Ching Hoi

166

20 2 38 1

Kom Tong Hall

167

4

1 11 0

Ullswater

158

2

·0 7 0

Kum On

145

Pumpkin

144

Sunny Day

158

Tornado

147

Shatin "A" (1% Miles)

O-Moon

140

Fifty Fifty

141

One Third

163

Monterey Bay

145.1

Duke of Chantilly

140

Imperial Hall

147

Majestic Hall

165

Town Hall

143

Hiawatha

170

Young Pretender

155

City Hall

140

New Year's Eve

168

Misty Eve

151

Boxing Eve

168

Grand Tattoo Eve

158

■ com-

Triumphant Stag

places.

142

Shatin "B" (1 Miles)

Little Thunder

170

Delware Bay

152

Monk

143

Duke of Milan

140

shan has authorised him to an- nounce that the interview so far as it refers to Yen is groundless." --Reuter.

Duke of Normandy 11 .. 140

Wuchang

149

Erin's lele

188

Duke of Melrose

160

101

Samaritan

158

Thunderbolt

158

0

King's Falloch

167.

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167

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Szatmar

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OVER

BONZO

A. J. Bostock Hill, e Wilson,

b O'Hara

K. B. L. Braddell (captain), c

Barnes,

O'Hara

A. B Smith, bw, b Wilson

The Southerners' hopes revived A. S. A. Jansen, c O'Hara, b with Rawsthorne being bowled by Madur

+ break from Bostock HILL. M. Waring,, b Wilson Rawathorne got one out of seven. | P. N. Knight, not out

Extras

Total...

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Two more wickets and 26 wanted.

"Torry" Wilson, the slogger from Shanghai, went in. He ran 1 desperate three off Lal Singh to Fall of wickets:-1 for 5 runs Jansen begin with. With the score at 240 (Evan Wong), 2 for 11 (Hopkins), 3 Bostock H (19 wanted to win) Leach gave a for 24 (Wynch), 4 for 94 (Lal Lal Singh very hard chance to Lal Singh at Singh), 5 for 99 (Braddell), 6 for Smith slip of Bostock Hill, but the 118 (Bontock HI), 7 for 132 Braddel Sikh falled to hold the ball. (Smith), 8 for 148 (Gibson), 9 Shanghai's supporters breathed a for 211 (Jansen), 10 for 233 sigh of relief. But even better | (Waring). "joss" was in store for Shanghai.

-on,

Catch Missed

Wilson

At 240 Wilson skied one to long O'Hare

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Gibson, ope of

the safest Leach feldamen, dropped the two-handed Rawsthorne catch. And he had brought of Marshall more difficult ones before!

0. M. R. W. .10 3 26 0 .20 4 44 .15 6 35 0 .25,1 1 81 5

As big in personality as in stature, Tilden will be badly miss- w.ed when he finally decides to re-

6 tire from the game. 76

He will go 2 down in lawn tennis history as one

1 of the truly great players.-"Tennis

Illustrated."

-0. M., R.

25.5 5

.20 7 32

10

30 J

8. 0 36

4 I

15

0

3 0 16

0

2

0

14

Shanghai-1st innings

Singh

Stokes

Two runs later Wilson put an- Madar other one up between Jansen and

The British Commercial Coun- Isellor in Berlin, reporting on Ger- commercial and industrial conditions during the past year,

mwn

81 anys there. Is undoubtedly 巋

D. G. Simpson, & Lal Singh 17 potential market for the British

Gibson. The former was a few L. F. Stokes, c Gibson, b Lal feet away. Gibson might have reached the ball had

Jansen not been nearer. Then at 253 (with only six needed to win) Wilson was caught by Bostock Hill off his own bowling.

"Torry a" 16, out of 20 for the 0th wicket-Leach had let him do the hitting out--were precious; and they turned the scale in Shanghai's favour.

F. ET. Marshall, ib.w, b

Jansen

P. Madar, 1.b.w., b. Bostock

HIII

D. W. Leach (captain),

Knight

C. W. Howard; c Gibson, b

Knight

Dr. W. E. O'Hara, run out. Stumper Barnca was last man in. H. E. Or, e Braddell, b Knight Leach made two singles. Then T. Rawathorne, b Knight.. Barnes successfully resisted the T. W. R. Wilson, c Gibson, b temptations of Bostock Hul. An- Knight

other single came from Leach who E. G. Barnea, not out patiently waited for the most suit-

able to score from although he had

bis eye in and was definitely sot.

.Extras

Total

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BANQUET OF V.C.'s

ATTACHE STRUCK

came nervous, and grabbed the Historic Celebration In Quarrel Between Italian

probe, releasing the safety lock, resulting in half the instrument aticking in the bronchia. Deceas ed refused to agree to the opera- tion necessary to remove the ob- stacle, and consequently died.

Apart from these criminal pro- ceedings, action has been institut- ed by relatives of the deceased jointly against Dr. Keselman and the Chinese Eastern Railway for damages of 50,000 gold roubles.- Reuter.

House of Lords

London, Yesterday,

And Serbian

Belgrade, Yesterday.

In the course of a quarrel at a fashionable hotel between the Italian Air Attache, Colonel Cassons, and a Serb, Cassone is reported to have These are struck the Serb, who retaliated, strik-

ing Cassona en the face,

It will be an historic celebration in the Royal gallery of the House of Lords on Nov. 11, when the Prince of Wales will preside over the dinner to holders of the Victorin Cross. gathered from all parts of the world and number 320 out of 487 of the

surviving holders.

The Italian Minister, Signor Galli, called on the Foreign Secretary, M. Only two of those living in Great Marinkovitch, in connection with the Britain will be absent on account of incident, and it is feared that it will illness. Free facilities have been further embitter the relations between afforded many scattered over the Em- the two countries-Renter.

The V.Cs will head the procession of the ex-Service men at the Cenotaph on Armistice Day, Reuter,

OFFENSIVE LETTER pire to enable their attendance.

Withdrawal

Peking. Yesterday.

Comrades Al

Bugby, Yesterday.

FRENZIED TRADING

New York, Yesterday.

As brokerage houses are still in

of unfinished

In order to ensure the avoiding Brokers Inundated With of social distinctions not in keep-

Unfinished Work With reference to yesterday's ing with the occasion, the seating statement by Yen Hai-shan, dur-arrangements for the Prince of ing the night a high Shansi offi- Wales dinner to-morrow night to cial from Garrison Headquarters holders of the Victoria Cross have undated by the mass tried to communicate with Router.

been determined by ballot. Thus business piled up during the recent Failing to do so, he communicat- officials of high rank may find them- frenzied trading, the Stock Exchange ed with the foreign papers in selves seated alongside men who committee has decided that the ex- Peking, requesting the withdrawal served as privates, and one result change will only be open from 10 m.332. and non-publication of the letter of the draw is that, the Prince of to 1 p.m. next week. containing Yen's statements con- Wales, who will preside, will have The Exchange will be closed all day cerning the references to him in the Feng Yu-hsiang interview.

as his immediate neighbours Vis-long to-morrow. Reuter's, American count Gort and Sergeant. Burman. Yen Hel-shan's statement refer-Since the war Mr. Burman has been red to, is contained in the follow-engaged as a chauffeur.

Ing Reuter message of November

The only names not drawn for 7:-"With reference to the inter-

were those of severely injured men view with Feng Yuchsiang, an

who can only move with difficulty. official at headquarters of the These have been allotted special Peking-Tientsin garrison Informs Reuter to-night that "Yen Hai-320 holdens of Victoria Cross at Altogether there will be

They include three blind

Kyoto, Yesterday, round-table conferences

dinner. mert

Fifteen more Canadiana arrived in London yesterday for the, upon Sino-Japanese relations are towards the gradually tending dinner, including the youngest

formation of a Board of Coneilla- holder of decoration, Sergeant

tion. Ricketts. A large party of Irish V.C.'s will reach London to-day. -British Wireless Service.

Ordera for ninety motor omnibuses, to coat over £100,000, ́have been given by the Manchester

City Council.

It is understood that a special committee. has been appointed to prepare plans for its organisation, and the scope of its activities.

It is hoped that before the Con- † ference breaks up something more tangible will be announced,—Reu- tor.

(BOX

Service,

CHINA AND JAPAN

Board of Conciliation May Be Formed

The

OFFICE

By George Studdy

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