THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 16, 1938

LORD TENNYSON IN HONG KONG

GREGORY, LARWOOD,

MACDONALD FINEST SHOCK BOWLERS

HE HAS KNOWN

Refuses Comment On Hammond As England's Test Captain

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(By "ADREM”)

TALL well set-up figure of a man, bronzed as

the result of days spent under suns in all parts

of the world, Lord Tennyson, former captain of England's Test cricket teams against Australia, South Africa, the West Indies and India, on his way home from a successful tour of the latter place, ar- rived in Hong Kong yesterday morning on board the Empress of Britain.

INTERVIEWED ON ONE OF THE SPACIOUS DECKS OF THE LINER, LORD TENNYSON, WHO MIGHT REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO BE RATHER TIRED OF CRICKET IN VIEW OF THE STRENUOUS PROGRAMME HE HAS JUST COMPLET- ED IN INDIA, EXUDED ENTHUSIASM FOR THE GAME.

It was quite an experience talking to one who has played with

Lord Tennyson, who recently led a touring team in India, and who was interviewed yesterday on board the RMS. Empress of Britain, is seen above autographing a cricket bat for a friend on board the vessel.

EAST FIFE IN SCOTTISH

and led men of the calibre of Hobbs, Sutcliffe and Wilfred Rhodes. EAST

and has barted against two of the finest bowlers ever to have skit- tled out English sides.

HAMMOND AS SKIPPER

"I consider Gregory and Mac- more youthful element every oppor- Donald, Australia's shock attack tunity.” during the 1921 series in England, together with Larwood, to be the finest fast-bowlers I have ever seen.”

the close.

"I will not say that I expect Eng- land to win," he said in reply to a query, "but I will say that I expect the series to be very interesting and keen."

F.A. CUP

HUDDERSFIELD ELIMINATE YORK: MANCHESTER CITY

BADLY TROUNCED

London, To-day.

York City's glorious reign in the FA Cup competition came to an end yesterday, when, in their replayed Sixth Round encounter, against Huddersfield, with whom they were featured in a goalless draw last Saturday, they were beaten by 2 goals to 1.

Several replays in the Third Round of the Scottish Cup Com- petition were also held, Ayr eliminating Morton by 4 goals to 1 in a home encounter after sharing two goals, on Saturday, while East Fife caused a major sensation in beating Aberdeen by the odd goal in three, in an away encounter.

A GALLANT INNINGS In this connection, it will be recall- ed that Lord Tennyson in one of the "I would rather make no com- 1921 Tests, played one of the most ment on the subject," he said when

of asked to gallant innings in the history

express an opinion re international cricket. With one hand garding the possibility of Ham- so damaged as to be virtually use-mond skippering England. less, Tennyson · batted heroically "A very enjoyable trip in which against MacDonald and Gregory to the hospitality was wonderful," was top-score and remain undefeated at the description of the Indian tour just completed. "We met with keen Asked his opinion on the Austra-opposition and only won the rubber

There were several upsets in the iian team which has just been select-in the last game of the five.".

First and Second Divisions of the ed, Lord Tennyson said that it ap-

PLAYED FOR SHIP peared to be a very good one, al- Lord Tennyson said that he played League, Manchester City being introunced at home by Middles- though he felt that Grimmitt might one game for the "Britain"

in-borough to the tune of 6 goals to -and- have strengthened the team some-Colombo what. He also expressed some surnings of 33 out of 98 which he 1, while in the Second Division, prise at the exclusion of Oldfield, for thoroughly enjoyed. He said that Aston Villa suffered a similar fate SO many years the Australian the Ship were very keen on get-at the hands of Notts Forest, by stumper. "But," he added, "I ex-ting a game in Hong Kong, in the odd goal in three. pect this is in keeping with the which event he would like to turn Australian policy of giving their lout.

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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Yesterday's football results as

REVISED DRAW FOR SCOTTISH

cabled by Reuter, were as follows: CUP 4TH ROUND

|E. A. CEP SIXTH ROUND REPLAY

HUDDERS

FIELD 2

YORK 1

SCOTTISH CUP THIRD ROUND REPLAYS

AYR 4 ABERDEEN

MORTON-1 EAST FIFE 2

FIRST DIVISION

MANCHES

TER C1- SUNDER- HLAND 3-

PRESTON OF BRENTFORD 1

MIDDLES

BORO

The following is the revised draw for the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup Competition, which will take place on 1March 19:

Kilmarnock v. Ayr United St. Bernard's v. Motherwell Falkirk v. Rangers

East Fife Raith..

REVISED DRAW

FOR FA CUP

WEST BROM 1 SEMI FINALS

LEICESTER 20

CHELSEA 1

SECOND DIVISION

1750

00.

ASTON

VILDA 1- PLYMOUTH

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NOTTS

FOREST 2; TOTTENHAM 2

REUTER

The following is the revised draw for the

Semi-Final Round of the F. A Cup Competition, which will be held on March 26:

Preston v. Aston Villa (On Sheffield

Wednesday's ground). Hnddersfield. Sanderland (On Black-

burn Borer's ground

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