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HOME CRICKET
REMARKABLE MATCH AT NEWPORT
THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 3, 1939.
PIGEON RACING
Pigeon Club Activities
(By “HOMER")
The threatening weather of last Sunday did not deter Members of the local Racing Pigeon Club from holding their weekly trial flight.
The spell of fine weather ex-
Quite a number of birds were liberat- perienced at Home in the course of ed at 12 Mile Beach, and, in spite of the week is reflected in the first-all returned safely to their lofts within the typhoon threat and poor visibility,
class cricket scores appended. 20 minutes from the time of
liberation.
their
Really remarkable was the match at Newport (Mon.) between Glamorgan and Gloucestershire. Led by, no fewer ther flight will be held to-morrow and Members are reminded that a fur- than 309 on the first innings, the they are asked to meet at Kowloon- Welsh county were not deterred and Canton Railway Station at 10 batted for the remainder of the match when the starting point will be then to total 577 for 4.
Dyson, of Glamorgan, was unfor- tunate in just failing to accomplish the coveted feat of scoring a century in each innings. He made 99 in his first knock and 120 in his second.
Even this fine accomplishment was overshadowed to & certain extent, however. In Gloucestershire's innings,
arranged.
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INJURED MAN AIDED
W. R. Hammond, the England skipper, BY PRINCE MICHAEL
batted brilliantly to score 302 out of
a total of 505 for dec, while E. Davies was mainly responsible for the fine When M. George Zamfirescu, the Welsh recovery in the second innings, son of the Rumanian Minister in scoring 287 not out.
In other matches, both Yorkshire and Rome, crashed against a tree in his Lancashire won with an innings to car recently, Crown Prince Michael, spare, while Surrey beat Sussex by who drove his own car past the 388 runs, thanks to à fine piece of
bowling by F. R. Brown, who took scene of the accident, shortly after- 6 for 21 in Sussex's second-innings, wards returned and took the injured
motorist to hospital.
to dismiss them for 68.
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COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
At Birmingham, Yorkshire beat
runs.
About the same time another
Warwickshire by an innings and 54 member of M. Zamfirescu's family, an engineer, was attacked in the Warwick-219 (Bowes 7 for 50) and Dobrudja, near the town of Duros- 144 (Verity 5 for 38; Bowes 5 for dor, by a gang of 20 men, who robbed Yorkshire-417 (Hutton 158).
and seriously injured him. His chauffeur, who tried to escape, was shot dead.
49).
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At Newport (Mon.), Gloucester beat Glamorgan on the first innings. Glamorgan-196 (Dyson 99) and 577 for 4 (Dyson 120, E. Davies 287 not out),
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Gloucestershire-505 for 5 dec. (W. R. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Hammond 302).
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At Leicestershire, Notts beat Leices- tershire on the first innings.
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Notts-290 and 335 for 2 dec. (Heane Subject: “God The Only
116 not out, Hardstaff 125 not out). Hardstaff 125 not out). Leicestershire-252 (Woodhead 5 for
51) and 220 for 3.
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At Manchester, Lancashire beat Hampshire by an innings and 66 runs. Lancs.-488 for 6 dec. (Iddon 141 not
out). Hampshire-290 (Bailey 100) and 132
(Wilkinson 8 for 53). * ** **
At the Oval, Surrey beat Sussex by 388 runs. Surrey-345 (Hammond 5 for 97) and 314 for 6 dec. (Squires 107 not out). Sussex-208
Cause And Creator
The subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Christian Science Churches to-mor- row, June 4th will be "God The Only Cause And Creator."
The Golden Text will be:-"The Lord reigneth, he is clothed with ma- jesty; the Lord is clothed with strength, wherewith he hath girded himself: the world also is stablished, that it cannot be moved.” (Psalms 93:1).,
Among others the following citations (John Langridge 108; will be read from the Bible:-"Thus Gover 6 for 60) and 68 (Brown 6 saith God the Lord, he that created for 21).
TO-DAY'S MATCHES
the heavens, and stretched them out;
he that spread forth the earth, and
At Lord's-Middlesex v. West Indies. that which cometh out of it; he that At Oval-Surrey v. Warwickshire.
giveth breath unto the people upon it,
At Swansea-Glamorgan v. Notting-and spirit to them that walk therein:
hamshire.
At Tonbridge-Kent v. Sussex,
At Manchester-Lancashire v. Derby-neither my praise
shire.
I am the Lord; that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another, to graven images. At Peterborough-Nothamptonshire v. haat made heaven,
Thou, even thou, art Lord alone; thou the heaven of At Taunton Somerset v. Worcester- and all things that are therein, the heavens, with all their host, the earth, shire.
Essex.
At Sheffield-Yorkshire v. Hampshire. preservest them all; and the host of scas, and all that is therein, and thou At Cambridge-Cambridge University heaven worshippeth thee.” (Isa. 42:5,
v. Leicestershire.
DE LLANO FLIES TO STUTTGART
8; Neh. 9:6).
The following citations will also be read from the Christian Science text- book, "Science and Health with key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The Scriptures imply that God is All-in-all. From this it follows that nothing possesses reality nor existence except the divine. Mind and His ideas. Everything in God's universe expresses Him: God is individual; incorporeal. Stuttgart, To-day.
He is divine Principle, Love, the uni- General Queipo de Llano, Com-versal cause, the only creator and there mander-in-Chief of the Spanish is no other self-existence. He is all- southern army, "has arrived by is real and eternal and by nothing else. inclusive, and is reflected by all that special plane in Stuttgart from Se- He fills all space, and it is impossible ville.
to conceive of such omnipresence and The General as Chief of the individuality except as infinite Spirit or Mind. There is but one creator and Spanish military delegation will at one creation. This creation consists of tend the parade of the Condor Le-the unfolding of spiritual ideas and gion in Berlin on Sunday.-Trans-their identities, which are embraced Ocean.
in the infinite Mind" and forever re- flected.”
381; 502).