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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
RUGBY POEM TAKES
THE PRIZE.
U.S. Trout Fishing in Artificial Pools.
NORTHANTS FIELDING.
Freeman, the Kent and All
England Bowler, set up a record at Canterbury, when he took his
YORKSHIRE BEAT SUSSEX.
VERITY 13 FOR 145.
Red Rose Win After Being 107 Runs in Airea
INDIAN R. C. BEAT THE M.B.K.
A "Division Match After Long Interval.
C.R.C. BEAT K.C.C.
Playing on their own courts yesterday, the Indian Recreation Club bent the M.RK. in the "A" Division of. the Lawn Tennis
200th wicket of the season against TRICKY BLACKPOOL WICKET. Lengue by 7 sets to 2. Somersetshire.
Ife was the first player to achieve the distinction this
London, Yesterday.
Scores:-
I. D. Rumjahr and S. A. Rum- jahn (1.R.C.):-
season, and the first to secure The following were the full re-beat T. Honda and Akiyama 6-2 200 or more wickets in four consults as cabled by Reuter of the beat Matsuo and Hachiuma. 6-0 secutive years.
elled to-day
This feature marked the opening two county matches which were debeat Imura and Fujimori .. of the Canterbury week, wiero sunshine prevailed for the match between Kent and Somerset.
Suteliffe, the Yorkshire and All- England batsman, completed his 2,000. run for the season in the watch against Lancashire.
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The most interesting feature of the National Eisteddfod which was held recently at Bangor was the success of the crowned bard.
Twenty-four poems had been sent in, and the prize was awarded by two of the three adjudicators
6- 4
C. A. L. Rumjahn and J. A. E. Yorkshire beat Sussex by nine Cassumbhoy (1.R.C.):— wickets at Brighton.
bent T. Honda and Akiyama 7- $ 6- 4 bent Matsuo and Hachiuma . Scores:-
beat Imura and Fujimori.. '6-4
11
Sussex: 106 (Verity & for· 52). 165 (Verity 7 for 93). Yorkshire: 148 (Langridge J. G for
59)
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124 for one wicket.
J. S. A. Curreem and A. A. Rum- Jahn (LR.C.) :—
lost to T. Honda and Akiyama 5-'7 lost to Matsuo and Hachiuma 2-6 6. 1
Lancashire beat Derbyshire by beat Imura and Fujimori ... three wickets at Blackpool.
Scores -
Derbyshire: 178 and 55 (Tyldesley
I. 6 for 21).
to the Rev. Albert E. Jones, batter Lancashire: 66 (Slater 5 for 22). known by
his bardic hame, "Vynan." He derived his idea for
his latest poem from an interna- tional Rugby match at Twicken- ham,
Dame Margaret Lloyd George! sent a Welsh telegram conveying Mr. Lloyd George's thanks for the sympathy extended to him at the Eisteddfod.
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The Rev. J. Gwili Jenkina, Bangor, known in bardic circles as "Gwili," was appointed Archdraid of Wales.
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176 for 7 wkts.
GOLF.
Starting Times for
Sunday.
The Secretary of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club supplies the following list of starting times times for Fanling on Sunday:---- 9.20 a.m. O, Eager-A-D.-Hunishreys, 0.24 J. R. Hinton, E. H. Wild. 9.28
A. C. 1. Bowker. W. Wright. 1.02
1. H. Genre. I. W. Shields: A. Lench, W, C. Shiels,
V. W. C. Jupp, the Northampton- 9.36 shire captain, has achieved the "cricketer's double" of scoring 1,000 runs and securing 100 wic- kets, when he took four wickets against Leicestershire at Leicester. He was the first man to do so this season. This is the eighth occasion upon which Jupp has performed the feat.
Kumours are prevalent in New York that Phil Perkins, the former British amateur champion, will fol low in the footsteps of George von | Elm and enter the ranks of "busi- nuss-men -golfers-us-soon as the. United States amateur champion- ship was over.
Perkins, however, has denied this. He stated that nothing had been discussed and that there was no foundation for the report. Re- ferring to the United States amateur championship Perkins said: "i will certainly try hard to win."
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young boxer named
As the result of the death of a Denturicci from injuries received during A contest at Nice three years ago, the promoter of the match was recently sentenced to four months' Imprisonment, but given a suspend- ed sentence. (equivalent to the First Offenders' Act in England).
The referee was also sentenced to one month's imprisonment, and fined, and the organisers of the match were ordered to pay £240 damages to the father of the 'dead youth.
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Our Sports Diary.
›. LOCAL.
AQUATICS-To-narrow-Inter- port Trials at V.R.C.
LAWN BOWLS-To-morrow... First Division-Taikoo R.C. Kowloon Dock R.C.; Civil Service C.C. y. Craigeong Electric R.C. C.C.; Second Division-Hong v. Club de Recreio; Kowloon C.C. . Taikoo R.C.; Kowloon B.G.C. v. Civil Service C.C.: Craigengower CC...Yacht Club. -Sunday-Police R... Civil Servier (friendly); Prisons v. S.C. and A. Star (Inter-Departmental Context).
ABROAD.
CRICKET-To-day....... Middlesex y. Northamptonshire. Surrey v. Leicestershire. Kent v. New Zealand Hampshire v Notts.
Glamorgan v. Gloucestershire. To-morrow, Monday and Tuesday.
Middlesex v. Surrey, Essex v. Leicestershire, Sussex v. New Zealand. Somerset v. Warwickshire. Glamorgan v. Notts. Gloucestershire v. Northampton-
shire.
GOLF To-day Boys' Inter- national In Scotland (Last Day).
TENNIS-To-day and To-mor- row-U.S. Men's and -Mixed Doubles at Longwood.
„FOOTBALL - Ta-morrow-Full English'id Scottish Programmes. ATHLETICS Sunday Ger. many v. England at Cologne.
missed off the first ball of the
Chinese R.C. Success. Visiting the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday the Chinese R.U. defeated the Kowloon C.C. by 9 sets to nil.
Scores:-
Hambly and Zimmern (K.C.C.):— lost to Ho Ka-lau and Yew
Man-kit
2. 6
lost to W. C. Hung and Chlu
Tsun-chiu
3-6
lost to tu.. Tak-cheuk and
Leung Sai-wah
2- 6
Brown and Zimmern (K.C.C.):- lost to Ho Ka-lau and Yew
Man-kit
loat to W. C. Hang and Chiu
Tsun-chiu
lost to Iu Tak-chouk and
Leung Sai-wah
2- 6
4- G
2- 6
Cupell and Carroll (K.C.C.):- lost to Ho Ka-lau and Yow
Man-kit
1. 0
lost to W. C. Hung and Chiu
Tsun-chiu
Tak-chouk and
2. G
2- 6
lost to Iu
Leung Sai-wah
League Table to Date,"
Seta.
A. Ptk. 341⁄2 18 14 18 29 .14 28
13
12
48
12
45
P. W. D. L. F. Recreto .11 9 0 2 01 Chinese R.C. 9 9 0 0 64 C.c.c. .11 8 0 2 60 University 19 61 62 G.S.C.C.
43 4.18 3 2 4
44 11
ILK.CC... 52 4
6 2 151
Iulian L.C. 10 5 1 4 43 Army T.C. 10 4 0 641 K.0.C.
10 2 0 8 271⁄2 62% M.B.K.
7 1 0 6 13% 40%.
S. Chinn Nippon C.
1 0 7 25 47
0 10 30
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SMALL UNITS SPORTS CLUB AQUATICS.
Royal Signals Show Team-Work,
SAPPER EVANS PROMINENT.
The following were the results of the Small Units Sports Club annual aquatic meeting which was held yesterday:
150 yds. Three Styles, (50 yds. each, breast, back stroke and free atyle.)-Won by Sapper Evans, R.E.
Inter-Unit Team Diving Cham pionship.-1. Royal Signals 99 points; Z, Royal Army Service
A new craze has hit America innings, were the chief factors in Corps, 97 points; Best individual
It is a successor to "midget golf" giving Yorkshire victory
over dive by Sigmn: "Cotton, Royal
Children's race-Won by Miss Barbara Kerrich.
and marathon pole-sitting. It s Northants in a one-day match at Signals. trout fishing in artificial pools.
Los Angeles already has a well-Bradford on August 11..... stocked pool just off one of its main avenue, and the tired business man may spend his lunch hour in the sun dangling a line and pull- ing up' trout.
25 yds. Dash.1, Sapper Evans, R.E. 2, Sigmin. Yates,. Royal Signals.
f
As no play was possible on the first two days each side decided to declare after making 4, and then Northants had the disadvantage of batting Arat. Verity was in great Pillow Fight-Won by Sigma. form and largely because of his Thom, Royal Signals.
Invitation 50 yda. Race,-1, Pte. fine bowling, Northants were un-
more than 86, McPhoe, A. and S. Highlanders'; 2, able to muster Verity's figures being 17-4-62-7. L/Bdr. Lewis, R.A.
Inter-Unit Team Championship Relay (teams of six):
True trout fishermen, however, regard this new "dodge" with acorn. They point out indignantly that baiting lines with worms, as Is done at these miniature pools, is A Northants fieldsman made what sacrilege, and to sit on the cement was possibly a vital mistake when wall. of such a pool and dangle a Yorkshire opened their Innings for The first race resulted in a dead- worm among a school of famished off the first ball of the inningsheat between Royal Engineers and At the second at- catch Royal Signale. trout is as little related to the Sutcliffe gave short leg a true art of fly-casting for the cun- which was not accepted. Profiting tempt Royal Signals won by three Sutcliffe stayed to yards. R. Signales Team Bryce, ning, denizens of the mountain by this esc streams as knocking down a row see-victor won, actually scoring Yates Taylor Newman, Wild, of ducks in a shooting gallery re 62 of the 88 while five wickets Thom. sembles hunting the real thing over the marshlands.
Afreak déclaration and a little bit of Jack for Suteliffe, who was
went down. It is possible that At the conclusion of the pro- had he not been missed Northanta gramma the prizes were presented would have gained great victory by the General Officer Commanding, since none of the other Yorkshire H. E. Major-General J. W. Sandi-
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