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FIRST DIVISION
Inns. Rons HS NO
*
183
36*
E. L. Gosano ("Varsity)
4
234-
91
T. A. Pearce (Club)
5
*905 107*
2.
Lt. M. K. Branwell (Navy)
5
171
63*
E. Owen Haghes (Club)
107
100*.
Jacques Renard Orch. E F. Fincher (ECC)
6
145
43*
J. E. Richardson (CS.C.C.),
5
**36
101
A. H. Madar`(LR.C.),
7 235
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E C. Fincher (FCC)
136
53*
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Jacques Renard Orch-
ER Duckitt (Club)
4
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Capt. D. W. Perase (Army)
3
103
58
N. A. E. Mackay (K.C.C.)
6.
170
50
A. S. Suad (LR.C.)
205
60
Lt. J. P. Williams (Army) W. H Colledge (CS.C.C.)
5.
141
66
5 135
55
SECOND
DIVISION
4 109
64*
3
96
5 138
64"
-4 111
[G. Lee (ECC)
9 293
84
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B. G: Baker (Police) W. A. Reed (Recreio)
Snooks (RAMC)
A. M. Rumjahn (LRC) S/Sergt. Moreton (R.E.)
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197
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FOOTFAULT NOW CHECKED
(By "FAIK FIELD")
London, February 12 Adrian Quist, the new lawn! tennis champion of Australia, was, like Anthony Wilding, in- tended for the cricket field.
His father, who played for three States Western Australia, 68.33 South Australia and New, South 54.20 Wales-sent his son to a physical 53:50
culture school, hoping that he was creating a fast bowler or an 47.20 all-day" batsman.
43.33
39.17
Now, I hear, Mr. Quist is de-l 37.20lighted that the stamina he foster- 36.50 led be available for · Australia's |
quest of the Davis Cup.
Improved Volleying
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By watching Sidney Wood at Wimbledon he has acquired, 33
ja variant, a sliced service break- ing out wide to the forehand; and by studying Allison's
Captain G. ET Eyston, the famous British racing diret. above, has anèceeded in establish- ing 11 new world's records in a four-seater
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fitted with a diesel engine, the same as is used on all London beses
INDIA AGREES TO NEW LBW. RULE
The Nawab of Bhopal, Presi- dent of the Indian Cricket Board of Control, cabled the M.CC 20- day agreeing to play all matches in England during the coming tour under rules including the new application of the Lb.w. rule.
THROSTLES BEATEN SUNDERLAND FAIL
Huddersfield Lose At Stoke
SEVEN FOR MANCHESTER CITY
London, Saturday.
The major sensation in to-day's ` football programme was provided by Brentford, who visited Roker. Park and beat the League lex- ders by S goals to 1.
Detailed results, as cabled, by [Reuter, were as follows:
FIRST DIVISION
Birmingham 2 Derby Blackburn 2 Middlesbro Chelsea
Aston Villa 1 Portsmouth
Leeds
1
Liverpool 0 Wolves M'chester C. 7 Bolton Stoke
1 'Huddersfield |Sunderland 1 Brentford
W. Bromwich 2 Preston
SECOND DIVISION
Basler
I
I
Avgt. 91.50 78.00
0
1:
1
2
0
34.33
1
34.00
0
20.29
1
28.20
0.
7.00
1
85* 1
109.00 48.00 46.00 37.00
"AKQ" or "Cards" as intimates call him--has strength- ened both his service and his volleying within the past six months.
his
1
26.63
1
35.00
32.83
game his
Blackpool Bradford Bury
D
28.00
M. Afzal (LRC)
7
140
75*
28.00
volleys, played with
Sergt. Daniel's (RE)
194
SI
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27.71
stiffer wrist, have gained in pace and
S *3
1 Doncaster 1 Plymouth Leicester
Port Vale
0
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Bradford C.
2
1
Manchester U. 1
finish.
to footfault---a vital precaution Norwich
3 Charlton
I
Pte. Wiley (RASC.)
3
82
60
27.3*3
8
190
49
I
27.14
The new champion has, I am since he will shortly face told, also corrected his tendency grim footfault judges in, America. S'thampton
the Notts F..
0 Hull
0
1 Burnley.
0
79
54
25.33
J
Swansea
I
Tottenham
1
10
176
39
25.14
W. Ham
4 Newcastle
BOWLING
0.
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THIRD DIVISION (South)
FIRST DIVISION
Cpl Rogers (RAS.C) C. W. Lan (CEC)
11
1
34
4
9.75
$61.
23
246
23
9.84
Aldershot
2 Bournemouth
0.
M
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Arge.
Cpl. Hoddinot (RE)
95
,242
25 245
9.34 Brighton
1 Southend
3
E. L Gosano (University)
36.3
102
16
6.370. S. Dawe (Navy)
37
5
70
7
10.00 Bristol C-
1 Reading
1
Lt. C. C Garthwaite (Army)
35
9
96
11
$.73
A. B. Dale (Navy)
89.3
24
218
21
10.37 Coventry
5 Notts C.
1
Tel. Tufnell (Navy)
27
10
63
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9.00
G. Abraham (University)
19
83
8
10.33
Exeter
2 Clapton
3
24
5
93
10
9.30
N. B. Whitley (CSCC)
24
3
109
18 10.90 Millwall
2 Cardiff`
T. A. Pearce (Club)
50.1
12
163
9.59
G. A. Lee (CCC)
16
1
67
6
11.13 Newport
1 Bristol R.
T. M. L Redmond (Club)
19
4
58
6
9.66
C. Pope (Police)
33.2 10
78
*
1114 Queen's P.R. 0 Northampton
1
Lt. E. M. C. Prichard (Army)
24.3
5
90
9
10.00
Tel Tufnell (Navy)
31.3
8
7
1114 Swindon.
3 Laton
0
F. D. Pereira (LRC.)
112.3
3+2 260
25
10.40 Apps (RA.M.C.)
35.2
2
123
11
ILIS Torquay
4- Gillingham
2
F. Goodwin (KCC)
92
29
"249
A. R. Minu (LRC)
AH. Madar (LRC)
105.1
53.2
339 28
22
26
11.32
F. Zimmern (CCC)
7
0
23
2
11.50 Watford
3 Crystal P.
2
..13.04
V. Durling (K.C.C.)
68.5.
19
196
17 11.53
12
161
11
14.64
W. L. McKenzie (ECC)
51
5
185
16
11.56
E R. A. Cripps (Navy)
68.3
14
209
18 11.61
SECOND DIVISION.
F. M. el Arculif (LRC)
25
3
70
4
11.66
E. Souza (C.C.C.)
-3812-dan=3x
1
25
5.00 L/Cpl. - Hopcroft (RASC)
10
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35
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54.2
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5.33
A. M. Omar (C.C.C.)
$9
118
10 11.70
7
45
6.43 R. G. Robertson (CS.C.C)
31.2
I
131
11 11.91
13
144
6.55
G. T. Lee (CCC)
55.5
14 141
11 12.90
16
176
26
6.77
C. H. Teoh (University)
87
7. 233
17
13.71
21
17
21.4 29
$
127
3
75
21 196
6
130
12
236
RERES.
7.00
L/Cpl. Waterbridge (RE)
30
2
132
9
14.66
THIRD DIVISION (North)
7.38
T. R. Hunter (Police)
45
3
206 - 16
12.81
17
7.47
A. K. Ismail (LRC)
34.5
6
104
8
13.00 Carlisie
4 Lincoln
1
10
7.50
A. E. Carey (Police)
22.5
4
78
6
13.00 Darlington
2 Crewe
2
7.54 F. J. Ling (CSCC)
46
5 175
13
13.46 Gateshead
◊ Accrington
0
8.13
Sergt. Eaton (RE.)
12.1
2
57
4
14.25 Halifax
◊ Stockport
0
9.45
3. R. Abbas (LR.C.)
66
16
159
11
14.55 Hartlepools1 Rochdale
0
5 York
0
Chesterfeld
С
1 Barrow
0
5 Southport
2
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0 Arsenal
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. (At Wolverhampton).
LEN HARVEY'S
OPERATION "Better Than Ever' After Madeira Trip
I
London, February 17. The operation at Windsor on Len Harvey, the British heavy-weight" boxer, for the removal of his sep- tic tonsils has been entirely sac- cessful, and has had a beneficial effect upon his health generally.
"Although I have never said so, I have suffered on, and... of in health for the past three years,” said Harvey to day.. "Now that they are removed I feel sure I shall fight better than ever."
Harvey and his wife are going for a holiday to Madeira in 2 fortnight's time. When he re turns he will be looking out for further fights.
"I am by no means finished with
the game" he said, “and 1-- still- have an eye on Jack Petersen.”