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COUNTY CRICKET OPERATION: TO TEST]
RESULTS.
Surprise Defeat of Yorkshire.
PLUCKY SOMERSET."
London, Yesterday. The surprise of the week-end programme of first-class, county matches was the defeat of York-
shire at Sheffield by Surrey. The visitors batted first and scored 438-9, at which point the closure was applied and then they proceed- ed to dismiss Yorkshire twice, and had 22 runs in hand at the finish. This match had licen set aside as Robinson's benefit game.
Lancashire consolidated their position, by defeating Warwickshire at Birmingham, whilst Kont, an- other strong challenger for the honours, went down before Sussex ut Folkestone. At Bath, Sémerset pluckily replied to Northant's huge'
total of 457-8 by scoring 339 in the only drawn game in the county championship.
The Australians had to be con- tent with a draw at Tront Bridge, finishing up with a lead of 223 with six wickets in hand. Kippax and McCabe were again prominent in the batting line, and Hurwood came out with the fine figures of 5-111 out of a total of 433..
Below are appended the most noteworthy feats accomplished in the programme of matches just
concluded.
BATTING.
Dakewell (Northafts)
204
E. H. Lyon (Gloucester)
Storer (Derbyshire)
Whysall (Notta)
Woolley (Kent)
120
Parka, H. (Sussex)
112
Hearne (Middlesex)
105
Duent (Surrey)
102
Leyland (Yorkshire)
Watson (Lanenshire)
Sutcliffe (Yorkshire)
A. F. Kippax (Australlans)
Pape (Essex)
A. Jackson (Australians)
S. McCabe (Australians)
S. G. U. Considine (Bozaer-
net)
Staples, S. (Notta)
V. Y. Richardson (Austra-
lians)
⚫ not out.
BOWLING.
Slater (Derbyshire) Ryan (Glamorgan) Snary (Leicester) Nichols (Essex)
* 83 888788RSSRAEBEEZE
8-46 8- 53
6 36
G39
Mercer (Glamorgan) Freeman (Kent)
| 4am 13 655
Beveridge (Middlesex) Macdonald (Lancashire) 16-
Parker (Gloucester)
Langridge, J. (Sussex). 5-
Mayer (Warwick)
Goddard (Gloucester)
Mitchell (Derbyshire)
Newman (Hampshire)
A. Horwood (Australians)
J. C. White (Somerset) 5159
Tate (Sussex)
Hearne (Middlesex)
:
4- 58
P. 6. 11. Fender. (Surrey) 471 Voce (Notis)
4-86
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
At the Oval--Gentlemon v. Play- ers.
At Folkestone-Kent v. Middle-
BOX.
At Brighton-Sussex v. Glouces- tershire,
At Edgbaston Warwickshire v. Notts,
At Southampton-Hampshiro v. Essex..
At Bath Somerset v. Yorkshire, At Northampton-Northampton shire v. Worcestershire.
At Cardiff Glamorgan v. Lei cestershire.
--- SCORES AT A GLANCE.
Drawn. Australians: 298 and 860- Notts: 433.
Essex won by 178 runs. Essex 216 and 175.'. Glamorgan 119 and 67.
Lancashire
Notts
Kent
CRICKETER.
AUSSIES' MISFORTUNE.
London, Yesterday.
LAWN BOWLS.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S GAMES.
SECOND DIVISION SHOCKS.
In the Second Division
A. G. Fairfax, the Australian K.C.C. Test cricketer, underwent an opera- the joint leaders, the K.B.GC tion this morning for an ab-and the C.S.C.C. were both beaten scess. This will cause his exclu. on their own greens by the CC.C. sion from the Australian XI. for and the Yacht Club, respectively.
Police RC. v. Civil Service. the Test match at Leeds on Friday, July 11-Reuter.
In the two Test matches played Fairfax has the following figures
Batting.
Inns. Runs Highest score Aver.
3
48
20*
24.00
0. 79.2
Bowling M. 17
+
K. 217
W.
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H.K.F.A. COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930.
115 at the ninth head. Raylance took the lead (13-11) at the fourteenth head, but scored only a single thereafter, and Gill won by
SPORTSMEN ALL!
29-14. Gill had a couple of 48. NOVEL SEQUEL TO FOOTBALL,
Phillips (K.B.G.C.) was opposed
FRACAS. tq Cavanagh, who led 18-1 at the ninth head. At the nineteenth head Gill had increased his lead to 90-7 and eventually won by 30- 12. Each side had a 4.
Drake (K.B.G.C.) was drawn
HOW PENANG DOES IT.
All's well
that enda Well,
Khoo
[By "Short Hend."] In the First Division on Satur-against Carr, the latter leading by In an advertisement in the Penang day only one surprise was creat-18-5 at the fourteenth head. He papers peace is made between a few ed, the Kowloon Dock R.C. going thereafter, but won the game by the following novel apology:
scored only a couple of singles over-heated sportsmen by means of down on their own ground to the 20-12 His score included a ·5· In connection with the Renong Ground incident recently briefly and a 4.
Civil Service C.C. v. Yacht Club. reported in the local Press, we the The Yacht Club won by 54-52. undersigned, Yahaya bin Awang Archibald (C.S.C.C.) was oppos-1 Osman, of the Post Office Recreation ed to Chapman's rink and led by Club, and Samsudin bin Shabudin at the ninth head, but of the Darul Alhsan Football Club, On the first rink Post was op 12-5
to Messrs. Chee posed to Grimmitt, but opened Chapman's team took the lead (14 hereby tendor badly, scoring a 2 on the second-13) at the fourteenth head. The Huck-boo, Chee Huck-boon. head and 3 on the seventh head, latter scored only a couple of Soc-kent, Khoo Soo-beng and Ng the total against him on the 14th singles thereafter and Archibald Kam-phoot and their relatives and head being 19–5.
side won by 22-16. Each
Archibald had a such members of the Chinese com- munity as are Interested, our scored a single, and Post scored couple of 4's and Chapman' one 4.
Haynes (C.S.C.C.) was drake sincere apology for the consequences a single on each of the last five heads, thus losing by 20-11. against Macfarlane and the game of our regrettable action. The highest score on one head for was a real ding-dong affair, there
And we agree to mark our regret leach side was a 3.
being never more than three shots by giving one public performance West was opposed to Gregory (difference. At the nineteenth head of a Chinese Wayang. and was down 11-3 at the eighth the scores were 13 all, after which And further 1, Yahaya bin Awang hend. He then scored a 2 and a Macfarlane got a three and Hayues Daman, will refrain from participat couple of singles, but Gregory in a single, the final score being 16-Ing in any public game of football for a further month after the period ereased his lead to 19-7 at the 14 in Macfarlane's favour. 14th head. A single for Weat W. E. Hollands (CS.C.C.) was of my official suspension is coo- At a meeting of the Hong Kong was followed by a trio of 2's for opposed to Shields. The score was į cluded. Football Association Council last Gregory, who then led by 25-88 all at the seventh head, but at the night, the following Committees west collected a 7 were appointed for the coming head, followed by a couple ni team:--
singles for Gregory, who won the Appeal Board. Mr. R. Mgame by 27-15. Hon. Dr. R. II. Kotewall and Mr. Oswick, the latter collecting 12 Dyer, C.B.E., (President) and Hargreaves was drawn against P. P. J. Wodehouse, C.I.E. (Vice-shots on the first five heads, in- Presidents).
cluding a 5. At the 11th head Emergency Committee.-Oawick led by 10-5, but Har Messrs. R. K. Duncan, H. K. Lee greaves. monopolised the next five and H. M. McTavish.
hela and reduced the margin to Referee's Committee.-Messrs. 16-11. A 3 for Oswick was fol- G. T. Day, T. G. Stokes, and J. W. lowed by a single and a 2 for Baldwin.
Hargreaves, and the last two Lengue Management Com-heads gave Oswick a couple of mittee-Messrs. G. T.
May, singles.
The result was a win
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
H. M. McTavishi, T. G. Stokes, A. for Oswick by 21-14. Goldenberg, and Wong Ka-tsun.
on the 19th
Kowloon Dock R.C. v. K.C.C. Mr. J. Ormiston (Chairman)
The K.C.G. won by 76-60. welcomed the following new-
Gray was opposed to Fraser. comers to the Council:-Com- whom he lad at the fifteenth head mander E. G. Morris; Captain by 20-11 and then fell complete- Deakin, who replaces the Rev. Mr. ly away, the last six heads going Riley, who resigned on account of to Fraser, including a couple of his health; and Messrs. A. Golden-6a. Fraser won by 32-20. berg, J. W. Baldwin and Wong! Ka-tsun.
was drawn against Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Silkstone, and the scoring was Fleming were appointed Trea-w and generally fairly even
throughout, the visitors just win-, ning by 20-14.
surers,
BASEBALL.
RESULTS OF LEAGUE MATCHES IN UNITED STATES.
New York, Yesterday. The results of the National Baseball League matches, played to-day, are as follows:-
Boston beat Brooklyn 4-1. Philadelphia beat New York 8-1. Pittsburgh boat St.. Louis 10-5.
American League. The results of the American League games are
Philadelphia beat New York
4-0.
New York beat Philadelphia 9-4 Washington bent Boston 6-5.- Cleveland beat St. Louis 12-6. Chicago beat Detroit 3-2.
Reuter's American Service.
Gloucester won by 241 runs, Gloucester: 394 and 207-8. dec. Hampshire: 291 and 129.
Surrey won by an innings and 22 ruAŠ, Surrey: 438-9 'dec. Yorkshire: 206 and 210.
السمعة
Sussex won by two wickets. Kent: 297 and 163. Sussex: 159 and 802-8,
Leicester won by 30 runs. Leicester: 202 and 190. Middlesex: 300-and-192.
Lancashire won by seven, wickets,
Warwick: 217 and 278. Larica.: '366 and 132-3.
Derby won by an Inninga and 13 runs. Derby: 434-8 "dec."" Worecater: 211 and 210.
Drawn Northants: 4678 d 89-8 dec.
Somerset: 830 and 50-4
THE COUNTY. CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
Gloucestershire
kshire Derbyshire
Sussex
Essex
Lapisley
Cullen was opposed to Lyal and here, again, only a few shots separated the teams throughout, the verdlet ultimately going to Cullen by 26-24.
C.C.C. v. K.B.G.C.. The .C.C.C. won by 75-43. On the frat rink Omar was drawn against Guy and the scor- ing was exceptionally low, being only 12-9 in favour of Omar at the 16th head. Omar scored a couple of singles and a couple of 3's and the last head gave Guy 4-the highest score of the game. Omar won by 20-13.
Our Sports Diary
LOCAL
Tennis To-day Lawn "C" Division-University v. South China, Nippon Club v. Chinese R.C.; Mixed Doubles -Chinese R.C. v. United Ser- vices, Ladies' R.C. v. Univer- sity.
Lawn Bowls-Saturday- Division I-Civil Service v. Kowloon Rowling Green, Police v. Craigengower, Kow- loon Dock Recreio, Kowloon C.C. v. Taikoo; Division II— Craigengower v. Civil. Ser- vice, Taikoo v. Hong Kong Electric; Kowloon Bowling Green . Yacht Club, Recreio Y. Kowloon C.C.
Water Polo Today Division 1.- Somersets Chinese Athletic; Division II. -Somersets v. University.
V.
V.
Friday Division I-V.R.C. Chinese Bathing Club; Divisina II-Fukien Club y. V.R.C.
Racing-September 27- Seventh Extra Race Meeting.
October 10 and 11-Eighth. Extra Race Meeting..
HOME
Cricket-To-day--Oxford 7.
Cambridge.
July 11-15 Third Test Match, Leeds.
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July 25-29-Fourth Test Match, Manchester,
Racing-July 18-Eclipse Stakes. Sandown
July 20-Stewards' Goodwood.
Cup,
July 30-Goodwood Stakes, Goodwood.
July 31-Goodwood Cup, Goodwood."
the latter scoring on
Basa was opposed to Holland, the first next three heads. On the seventh three heads and Bask On the
head Holland led by 9-5, but Basa took the next five heads end led by 18-9. lected on five out of the next six Holland col-
heads, reducing the lead against him to 21-17. Then Basa got a single, a 3 end a 5, winning the game by 80—17. Busu had couple of 6's and a 4 during the tenth head Shields led by 15-9 game, whilst Holland's highest At the 16th head his lead was re- score was a 4 on the third headduced to 17-15, but he ran out The game between Bradbury winter by 22-16. Each side had and McTavish was remarkably a 4.
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ed with a 6, but the next few heads were more even. At the tenth head Jack led by 16-11 and at the 15th head by 28-16. He scored only one more single and won the game by 24-23. Beyond the 6 men. tioned already Jack had one 4, and Paul had a couple of d's.
RECORDS OF THE SKIPS.
Division I.
Lur (C. de R.) Bradbury (C.C.C.) Wotherspoon (T.R.C.) Fraser (K.C.C.) Basa (C.C.C.) Grimmitt (C.S.C.C.) Gregory (C.S.C.C.) Brawn (C.S.C.C.) Lapsley (K.D.) Wallace (T.R.C.)
West (P.R.C.) Silkstone (K.C.C.) Omar (C.C.C.) Holland Cullen
(K.D.)
G.C.)
Ribeiro C. de R.) Guy (K.C.B.G.) Jahnston (K.D.) Whibley (K.B.G.C.) Marques (C. de R.) Ferguson
T.R.C.)
Gow (K.B.G.C.) Atkinson (K.D.)
Oswick (C.S.C.C.) Goodman (K.D.) Gibson (K.C.C.) (C.S.C.C.)
DI 245
Gray (K.D.) Drummond (T.R.C.) Lyal. (K.C.C.)
Greig
(K.D.R.C.)
McKelvio (K.D.) Diek (P.R.C.)
McTavish (K.B.G.C.) Yvanovich (C. de R.) Lammert (K.C.C.) Post (P.R.C.) Hargreaves (P.R.C.)
Division: II.
Roylanco (K.B.G.C.) Chapman (Y.C.) Hollands (C.S.C.C.) Baate (C. de R.) Labrum (K.C.C.) Walmsley (T.R.C.) Alves (C. de R.) Carr (C.C.C.) close, up to the seventeenth head. Club de Recreio v. Taikos R.C.
Davidson (K.B.G.C.) The scores
Haynes (C.S.C.C.) Talkoo R.C. won by 71-65. were level at the
Macfarlane (Y.C.) seventh and tenth heads, and at Silva was opposed to McKechnie Jack (K.CC.) the 17th head Bradbury led by and very heavy scoring was wit- Gill (C.C.C.) only 14-13. The visitors then neased. McKechnie led by 90 Cavanagh (C.C.C.) fell away and Bradbury scored 4,on the fourth head, 18-9 at the Blackburn (K.C.C.)
Archibald (C.S.C.C.) 2, 2, and 3, thus winning by tenth head, and 26-15 at the 16th Silva (C. de R 25-13.
hend. Then Silva, scored 6 and 4. McKechnie (T.R.C.) Taikoo RC. v. Club de Recreio. to which McKechnie replied with 4 Ozorio (C. de R.)
and 1. McKechnie thus won by Drake (K.B.G.C.) The Talkoo R.C. won by 61-17.
Taylor (C-S.C.C.) Wotherspoon was pitted against 31-25. McKechnie had three 4's Shields (V.C.) Luz and opened with a. 4, but at and Silva had a 6, a 5, and two Muskett (E.F.C.) the fifth bead the scores were 7 4'8.
Stewart (T.B.C.) Paul (E.R.C.) Basto, who was drawn against E. Hatch (ER.C.)
ali.
4
Thanks to another Wotherspoon led by 14-8 at the Munro, could score only on eight de Rome E.R.C ninth head, but Luz had reduced heads, including a 5 and a 2, all the Johnston (K.B.G.C.) the margin to 14-18 at the 12th rest being sfugles. He actually led Thompson (K.B.G.C.) head. Luz, however, scored only at the eighth head, but was out- Munro. (T.R.C.)
Murphy (G.8.C.C.) a couple of singles and a Z there played and Munro, whose score in- Thillips (K.B.G.C.) and after, and Wotherspoon won by cluded two 5's and a 4, won by 31-Fatheram (K.C.C.)
23-17, 2
Collins (C.C.C.) Field, (C.C.C.)
---Router.
1st fans. No LWLResult Pta
Mor the counts
13.
Ferguson had easily the best of Alves outclassed Walmsley, whd Duncan (T.R.C.) exchanges against Marques after scored on only five heads, and was Duckworth (E.L.R.C.) the scores were 4 all at the fifth beaten by 27-9; The highest e
Heed (C.C.C.) head. Ferguson led by 11-7 at score was a 4. for Alves on the last Abbas (G.G.C.)
Razack (0.0.0.) the tenth head, 18 3 at the head Afteenth head, and ran out winner
K.C.C. Electric R.C.. by: 22-11 Marques scored on The Electric R.C. won by 66-57. only six heads,
Labrum had Duckworth as op-
Parves (K.C.C.) RobertsK.H.G.C.) Whyto (T.R.C.):
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SPEY ROYAL CUP.
Police R.C. Meet the `K.C.C.
Wallace, and a good tussle with ponent, the latter leading 12—2 at Ribeiro, first one side and then the the seventh head^ Labrum then other taking the lead. At the cored 7, 8, 3, 2, and 3, making the ifth head, Fergusót, led by 6-8 score in his favour 20–12. - Be Ribeiro led by 125 at the tenth cord or only a couple of singles hend and by 15-18 at the fifteenth thereafter, but won the game by the Police R.C. met in the Spey head and eventually he won by 221 Duckworth's highest score Royal Cup competition on the 10-13. The highest score waara
Civil Service Cricket Club green
The Kowloon Cricket Club and
foy Ribeiro at the tenth head, Blackburn was opposed to yesterday
MÜN and the scoring was very Scores: DIVISION IL low and even up, to the tenth head, KCC.
Craigengower-C.C., burn'
by 78380 only
tiled by 7—6. Black H. Gitting.
Away, scoring on It..Overy more beads, and Muskett A. Silkstone
Fraser-
GUT (CICE.) won by 22—1L
Jack, playing against Paul, open- (Skip) 320-
to: Roylanes and led by