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BASEBALL
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
NEW YORK YANKEES
WIN TWICE.
Senators In Battle Royal Against Browns..
INDIANS WIN.”.
New York, To-day. There was no play in the National League "yesterday.. but four games were played in the American League. including two double-headers.
The New York Yankees won both encounters against the White Sox, In spite of a brilliant home run by Kress in the latter game. McNair banged out a homer to give the Athletics, a good win over the Tigers in their first encounter, but they were forced to give ground in the second game, Roggell hitting
four-bagger to give the Tigers the verdict by a 10 to 7 margin.
The game between the Senators and the Browns went to the thir teenth innings before the Washing- ton side emerged victorious by 7) to 6 in one of the closest games of the season. The poor fielding of the Browns was largely respon sible for their success.
The following were the results of yesterday's games:-
American League.
Boston Red Sox ... Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees Chicago, White Sox
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New York Yankees Chicago White Sox
R. H. E
3 0: 0
6 5 0
.10 14 0
3 9
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4 7
1
3 13
1
Philadelphia Athletics: 8 7 Detroit Tigers
3 -5
4
Philadelphia Athletics. 7 14 Detroit Tigers'
Washington Senators
10. 15
+7, 17 St. Louis Browns .. 6 16
-Reuter's American Service.
CRICKET.
KENT BEAT ESSEX AT LEYTON.
INNINGS AND '48.
Valentine Hits Superb
Century.
FREEMAN AND MARRIOTT COMBINATION.
Indians Defeated.
London, To-day.
A magnificent century" by B. H. Valentine and "brilliant bowling by Freeman (10 for 167) and C. S. Marriott (9 for 102) at Leyton yesterday gave Kent their fourteenth victory In the County Championship.
SCORES
HERBERT SUTCLI
3,000 RUNS TOATE RECORD.
Match Against Sussex At Hove Gives Yorkshireman Distinction.
London, To-day.
Herbert Sutcliffe renched his 3,000 runs for.. tha, season yester. day during the match between Yorkshire and Sutcliffe at Hove, This is the third occasion upon which the famous
bati- England man has reached the third thou- sand, thus establishing a new re- cord for first-class cricket. In Eng land. British Wireless Service.
In 1928 Sutcliffe "aggregated" 3,002 and last year acored 3,006. Hayward, K. S. Ranjitsinhji, Abel and "Patsy Hendren were- the
K.C.C. LAWN TENNIS FORTNIGHT. Opening Matches To Be Decided To-day.
EIGHT MATCHES IN ALL,
The following matches will open the Kowloon Cricket Club Lawn Tennis Fortnight this afternoon:- Senior Championship.
R. B. Kambly v. E E Fincher. A. E. P. Guest v. W. C. Hung- G. C. Burnett.v. F. Kengelbacker.
Junior Championship.
E R. Price v. W. Old. ⠀ H. Lubeseder v. P. O. Dunne. H. Huber v. C. Kengelbacker. F. E. Skinner v. N. A. E, Mackay. F. S. W. Smith v. Ohl.
These matches should have been decided on Saturday, but owing to the inclement weather the week! end programme had to be abandon- ed. Sunday's games will be decid ed to-morrow afternoon as fol
ows
Junior Championship.
R. S. Capelly. Jack.) W. M. Gittins . A. Philippens. G. A., White.v. J. S. Salth.
Handicap Doubles
W. C. Hung and E. Zimmern v. A. H. Dinnen. and R. Buchanan.
C. Kengelbacker and M. Rakusen. v. F. Kengelbacker and H. Lube- seder.
A. E. "Collins and R. E. Hambly: v. N. A. E. Mackay and A. E. P.: Guest. *
J. S. Sinith and L. Jack y.. H Huber and J. Rasse..
S. A. Gray, and G. C. 'Burnett v.i P. Dunhe and D. S. Green..
only other players to perform the ARSENAL SHOW NEW
-feat twice.
Altogether twelve
players have reached 3,000 runs in a season,
At Leyton earlier in the season Sutcliffe was associated with Porey' Holmes in a world record for the Arst wicket partnership, scoring 555 before he threw his wicket away when 313
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After
NEW Tomorrow
Mr. Chapman Desires"
Night Football.
NATIONAL LEAGUE?
Having scored 270 for 4 at the
It is the proud boast of the 0tea interval on Saturday, Kent Arsenal Football Club that they are were in a very sound position, and enterprising; that when they make 1B. H. Valentine effectively con- money out of the game they put it 1 solidated the position with aback into circulation In the interests! superb lock for 180 runs. Leslie of their supporters. Next season
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1 O'Connor proved dangerous on oc there will be a new grand stand inj casion and returned the figures of use which, when completed, will be 5 for 75, but he could not keep the most up-to-date in football Kent's total below. 404.
TWO NEW FOOTBALL CLUBS.
Blue Diamond And Lincoln Regiment.
TURNSTILE. FOR H.K.F.C.
Indians Beaten.
Towering to a great height opposite
Faced with this huge total, Ex-accommodation for 15,000 spectators
the old stand there will be standing) the fast-slow combination of C. S. sex could only, muster 196 against under cover, and there will be 5,000 seats. The seating part will not Marriott (4 for 55) and "Tich" Freeman (6 for 100), and were other section will be available for be ready until December, but the forced to follow on 208 runs in the first match of the coming season arrears.
with the other alterations that have
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taken place, Highbury, ground will hold 80,000 spectatora: next Decem-
ber.
Never at any time looking like saving the game. Essex were dis missed in their: second innings for 160, Freeman taking 4 for 67 and
The changes do not end there. Marriott 5 for 47.
The All-India XI. were well is a great practice pitch, something Behind the College-end goal there At a meeting last night of the beaten by Sir Julien Cahn's XI. at like a hard tennis court. Ball con-. Hong Kong Football Association, Trent Bridge, the visitors being trol learned and perfected on such presided over by Major C. M. Man-dismissed for 152 and 164 to lose peh should be easy on turf. fiers, O.B.E., the following Com-by an innings and 26 runs-Reu-side the old stand is a wonderful mittee members were elected:-
Appeals Board. The President,
ter.
Mr. R: M. Dyer: the Vice-Presi- WAH NAM TOURISTS dent, Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall; and Captain G. C. Cooper.
Emergency Committee.-Messrs. H. M. McTavish, Y. K. Mok and J. S. Logan. Not
Referees Committee. Captain
BACK IN COLONY
To Be Feted To-day By Association,
In-
room with very electrical device repairing them and helping the known for the finding of injuries, players towards fitness.
Mr. Herbert Chapman said: "We shall have the best League ground and equipment. "We have the play- ers; if they are not good enough then our youngsters will be given a The members of the Wah Nam chance. If they do not show up League Management Committee. arrived back in the Colony early the best. We are supplying enter- Athletic. Association touring teams quickly then we will buy others- Capt. C E Elliot Heywood, this morning, by the s.. Cremer. tainment, and second-rate entertain- Captain Fleetwood, and Mesars. The party was unfortunate to mentis ·üseless.”:
G. C. Cooper, and Messrs. G. T. May and F. H. Barnes.
sée no
G. T. May, A. Goldenberg, and Mok experience a rough passage, being Hing. -
With regard to football itself Mr. Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and day reports Nega sound or logical reason why the
delayed by the stem for nearly a Chapman said: "I can Fleming were appointed Treasur- The members of the successful ere at a monthly remuneration of teams will be feted by the Asso- $50.
ciation at 4 p.m. this afternoon.
The following Clubs were either affiliated or re-affiliated with the Association-Evo Athletic, R.A.S.C, Royal Corps of Signals, Taikoo Chinese, Police Recreation Club, Lincoln Regiment, Blue Dia- mond Football Club, in addition to others already included in the list,
Owing to special circumstances, the meeting passed a resolution to the effect, that Clubs. who have not already entered the League, are Fermitted to do so up till Septem ber 10,
The meeting als erection, at an
HEAD POLY WINS IN CHICAGO.
$10,000 Prize For Hawthorne Javente Handicap.
Chicago, August 20 Mrs. William Crump's Head Poly won the $10,000 added Hawthorne Juvenile dicap here to-day, ¿ defeating 12 hla class youngsters
payin $2454
game should not be played in arti Acial light, and that there is every need and excuse for a&National League that will be a separate and i distinct entity and in no way in opposition to the League. The formation of a competition that would bring in Celtic, Glasgow Rangers and Hearts of Midlothian, say, would be an assured success not only in the way of bringing grist to many a needly mill but would mean the employment of more players. This is certain football cannot and must not stand still; counter-attrac- tions must be met by counter-attrac
wish
sational captures the made none; but that stop they
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