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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951.
ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 311 AFTER ONE DAY'S PLAY IN THE SECOND TEST MATCH
London, June 21.
With all their first innings wickets standing, South Africa will begin the second day of the second Test match against England, at Lord's tomorrow requiring another 308 runs to lead on first innings.
England were all out for 311 rune today and in reply South Africa had made four runa for no wicket by the close of play.
A good South African attack made England fight for their runs today, but In spite of the early loss of Len Hulton, England pursued an enterprising policy and although their total looked comparatively small by modern cricket standards it could prove sufficient to bring the victory England need to avenge the one South Africa snatched at Trent Bridge.
Three England batsmen, Denis Compton, Willie Watson and John Ikin, rose to the occasion,
runs in 80 Ikin showed himself a worthy opening batsman in making 51 minutes. He never allowed the bowlers to gain a complete mastery and after he left Compton and Watson not only mude the best stand of the day by adding 122 runs for the fourth wicket but also divided the honour of hitting the top score, 79
runs.
three
Compton innde his runs in boundary and Compton chopped two and a half hours and hit him past first slip for
while Waison | runa, fours, EUVON balted just under three hours and hit one five and nine fours.
EXCELLENT BOWLING South Africa must be praised for their excellent bowling The tall, fair haired Cuan Me-
bigger to Carthy prevented sal by dismissing Hutton, Reg Simpson, Compton and Geoffrey Evans for 76 runs and the 40- year-old Geoff Chubb excelled himself in the oppressive heat by finishing off the tail with five wickets for 77 runs,
RELIANCE ON MANN Nourse, the South African captain, placed so much rellande on Mann that when he called for Van Ryneveld to take his first turn in the attack he put him on at the pavillon end, which meant that he would be trying to turn his leg-breaks up the slope,
Van Ryneveld im- Even so, proved so much on an uncertain start that he had the batsinen worried with some good dell. verles.
runs
Compton reached 50 out of B4 uns in 100 minutes.
Africa did not claim South the new ball due at 188 runs until
202 runs when Compton and Watson required a single for a century stand.
If some of the South African fleiding fell below the high stan- dard shown at Trent Bridge, Clive Von Ryneveld, the Oxford double Blue, did brilliant work in the covers and, on the leg side
With Mann maintaining his customary
consistent length and Chubb bowling Intelligently to his field, Compton and Watson
restricted to 13 runs were the first 20 minutes after lunch. Waison did not display such ach good form ns in the first innings of the Nottingham Test
and Iried to turn a fast ball Compton, although careful, met to leg, but his bot seemed to every ball with the middle of have got caught in his pad and the bat.
when the ball struck his pads his Gradually England regained bat was nowhere near
The The first sign
Middlesex ployer had the initiative. came when Compton thrashed bailed for two
In
but
The scores raced along when
ton Chine runs and Wat Compton sun one) took 10 runs from an
McCarthy, but in his. over by next next over he gained his third leg-before
victim. Compton walked into his wie
ket
his 70
confident, but he lost Evans at 231 runs when the Kent wicket- keeper snicked a ball from Me- Carthy to Fullerton at first slip. theu figures were McCarthy's
54 runs 17 overs, one maiden. and four wickets.
Wardle stayed with his York- shire colleague until tes when England were 233 runs for six wickets.
England lost their seventh wleket at 205 runs when Watson was caught in the sleep by Me Carthy in trying to pull a shortlah ball from Chubb.
Watson scored 70-the same as:Compton-in just under three hours. He hit one five and nine fours and the only real chance he gave
Just after tea, when at 63 he should have been caught behind the wicket.
was
was
The last two wickets realised 12 runs and England's innings closed for 311, a better score than had seemed likely at the tea interval.
Bedser carried his bat for 20. The South Africans were left with 10 minutes batting before the
close,
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TENNIS MATCH
POSTPONED
The Men's "A" Division Tennis Longue needle match between South China and Chinese Re- creation Club, postponed from last Wednesday, will not be played today as arranged. The match will be played on Wednesday, June 27,
For Five-Day Tests
Says PETER DITTON
London.
LAWN BOWLS TEAMS
The following bro Club rinks for League Bowls matches to- morrow:
RECREIO
Division - Blue" v. Police (Homo) —'A.F. Pereira, N.A. Bol- trao, J. Lux. R.F. Lur; A.A. Lopes, H.A. Ozorio, C,C. Pereira. – JE. Noronha; G.A, Outerten; E.M. Alar caun, Cile, Panjos, J.E.V, Fibeira, 1st Division "White" y Talkoo Club (Away).M. Gullerrez, A. V. Gosano, C.F. Remedios. L.F. Xavier: J. Racha, G.A. Noronha, CP. Basto, C. Roza Pereira; B.M. V. Ribeiro, A.F. Gomes. M.A. Bap Hita. A.M. Souza.
2nd Division v INC (Away),~£9. 'Slva, B.E.. Pintos, M.L, Roza, J. C. Remedium; A.G. Bilva, 7, Silva, PIA. Coxia. H.R. Pinda: L.M. Ro- 'drigues, A‚A, Guterres, 8.E. Goura,
CA, Danenberg.
Brd Division Howison Docks (Away)-J.A... Victor, J.C. Fonseca, J.P. Xavier, S.A. Collaco; Ç.A. Noronha, DS.A. Ferreira, D.C. Alves, L.A. Rekario; I.A. Campos, J.L.B.. Alves, E.II. Carvalho,, J.J. Basto.
KCON
1st Division v KBGC (Home); · -W. Colledge, D. Rosselct, Thompson, P. Goodwin; V. (C. La- brum. 3. Tars, 1. 8. Capell, E. C. Finetier: J. A. Tibble, T. E. Baker. 4. N. Wong, W. Hong Simg.
2nd Division v Flipino Club * (Home);—IL. Gitsins, L. Bones, M.
Inziedow, W. Baker, WRON Howard, S. A. Gray, W, J. Koates. W. H. Cowie, G. Lex.
South Africa one up and four to play. That is the position at the end of Direcha, L. Brezny: M. A. Grimpel, the Brat Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. For the tourists it is a happy state of affairs. Not since the victory by Wade's team in 1985 had South Africa inflicted defeat upon an English team In this country. Appropriately enough, it was one of the heroes of that 1925 victory, Dudley Nourse, who led the tourists to their second triumph at Trent Bridge.
England, on the other hand, may feel that the weather was, more than partly to blame for their defeat. South Africa, batting for nearly the whole of But the first two days, put themselves in an apparently invulnerable position. England, by skilful batting, were well on the way to a first innings lead when week-end rain came along to take a hand in the proceedings.
had
gone
for
Baseball Czar Brown, the England captain, bowling, before the deadening that they
Resigns
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 21, America's baschall Czar, Happy Chandler, today resigned his $06,000 a year job to take effect on July 13.
Chandler has been Baseball High Commissioner since 1945.
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3rd Division. v Hongkong Electric (away). Players to meet at Star Ferry, Hongkong side, ab 3 p.m. sharp- tidsdale, P. W. Coxall," H. A. Tetto, AC. Tribble: U Fin, E. P. White, B. Shirazer, C. 1. Stapleton A. V. Lopes, S. Ramchand. J. Chubu, F. R. Kor- ment.
RS
C. Fincher: L
- minks for Liberation Shield, gamo against Kowloon Rowling Green Chib on Sunday, at 3.30 p.m. at Cox - A. Tibble, T. E. Baker, 1. N. Wong, W. Hong Sling: H. Gibina, M. Divecha, A. V. Gozano, G. Lee: W. Colledge, D. Romelet, With the encouragement of a Thompson F. Goodwin: A On Monday, the wloket do- In fact, his innings served as veloped a viciousness not usually a reminder that if the earlier Test victory behind them, It is Lopes, H. A. Triggs, 3. Chubb, F associated with Trem Bridge, and batsmen
the now up to the tourists to show. Kermani; V.C. Labrum, 3. Tang.
Capell, E. can play brighter fidsdale, E. H.” P. White, A. E
Btapleton: W. decided
to sacrifice effects of the roller had worn cricket, The first Test put them as W. Baker, W. Cowie, wickets for quick runs in order off, the result might easily have in a sound Anancial position but Landolt: 1. Grimell, L. Bosts, to get the South Africans batting been reversed.
if there is any regret following they cannot expect to remain that Homelet., & Bone
unless
Any member who cannot play is they give the paying the plich became
way again before
the victory by the South Africans
something spectators
worth requested to phone the No. 1 Bar easier..
JUSTIFIED
slowly on
on the first two days be- cricket like the firs: two at Trent comes a set formula for five-day Bridge and the result will be re- Tests. On this occasion il paid flected in smaller attendances. dividends but it is an indisput able fact that, had the weather not
and
.
It is lost the business of scoring watching. Many more days of Boy without delay.
The South Africans need
-
FILIPINO CLUB
Bara; W., Chang, H.1. Noronha,
گرام
C.M.
His policy was justified when
2nd Division ♥ KCC (Away) 1-- five of their wickets feil cheaply
L.A. Ouderrez, C.A. Coelho, J.A. but, then came further rain, fol
Delgado, Dr V. Auenza A.M. lowed by more sunshine,
to quinn. .3. Hunt, M.T. Nunes, R. this completely altered the
J.T. Cotton, K,Y. Hm.. Rosurve, tourists from the Jong, scheme of things, Instead of the watervened, the Trent Bridge take a leaf from the West Indies
to be book. The crowd would have had
Caribbean netted about £30,000 ard Division
Craigongower wicket improving, it become content with a draw. It is not in slightly worse and Mann and the best interests of cricket that from their visit last summer and Home). Gomes, L.A. Peres,
R.J. Planetas, HA Rowan were able to bowl South interference by the elements the reason for their success was VA Neves, V.A. Ribeiro: Africa to a a 71-run victory.
of brighter cricket. They suffered Castle, *** | Ribeira,
Rodrigues: C.M. three defents bui
counter- Xavier, 1.3. Castro. M.A. Nogueira, It would, of course, be chur- should be the only method ProDEFENSIVE COMPLEX
balanced that with 17 victories F.G. da Lur. Reserves F. Garyla that the weather lish to *suggest alone beat England. When the
Not unnaturally, the South and, despite the generally bad. Ribeiro. battle was nearly over, along Africans took
BKERO a little while to summer, were involved in only- came Yorkshireman
3rd Division v KCC (Home):- Johnny settle down when they arrived 11 draws.
C.W. Jaynsan, V. Kruse, E. Paul- Wardle to show that with scien-here. They had a series of bad It might, incidentally, be a son, J.F. Barrón; K. Mundy, tifle Application of the
long starts whenever they wore put paint worth observing that the T. Boycott W. Stoker, had no handle run-gerting was
quite in to bal
und, as the middle
West Indies were beaten early Gardner: G... Crawford, do future.-As-within the
mere batsmen were frequently called in the tour by the MCC, of
Homs, L. albson, W.E. power
threatened then on they had no Hunbatano.
Д
Chubb had the best bowling
Club owners twice refused to the other
renew his contract, which would analysis with five wickets for 77 runs. McCarthy, inst bowler, took four wickets have run until May 1, 1952, for 70 runs.
will receive However, he There was just enough time
full year's salary. for four overs before the close. Nourse sont in his regular
Chandler sald he opening pair, Eric Rowon and
plans
the for faced the England. Walle, who
sociated Press. speed attack of Bedser and wicket tell Statham.. Arth England's
Brown playing one run inter across and outside an in-swinger from the persistent Chubb.
FOUND HIS TOUCH
found his Watson suddenly
hours and a a half volley from Athol Rowan half,
runs containing cover left hund for four, seven tours. He had made his pan the next over he punched runs
out of 150 and he and Mann wide of extra cover to the Watson added 122 runs for the boundary.
This was the first fourth wickel. four hit off this bowler in an unbroken spall which gave him
18
nine figures of
overs,
and rung
maidens,
wicket.
In the
20
next
one
over Watson
swept Rowan to the square leg touch and seemed much more
Ladies' Hockey League See No Point In Affiliation With HKHA
To Bedser, in particular, the field gathered close in, clustering around the batsmen awaiting the slightest error,
After three malden overs, two from Bedser and one from Statham, Walle, South Africa's wicket-keeper, glanced a de- livery from Stathon to the Jeg boundary for the only scorr before
the close-Router,
THE SCOREBOARD
ENGLAND
1st innings
Hullon, 1.b.w, b
McCarthy
kin, b Mann
McCarthy
The question as to whether the Hongkong Ladies Simpson, Lb.w., b Hockey Association should become affiliated to the Hong-Compton, L.b.w., b
with the kong Hockey Association or effect a merger latter was discussed at length at a meeting of the HKLHA Watson, held yesterday, with Mrs B. C. Hale presiding.
It was decided that a letter hape of a suitable ground being
be writion to the HICHA stress-acquired., ing the following points:
(a) That the present Com- mlitee of the HKLHA was of the opinton that no good pur- pose could be achieved by affl liation with the HKHA inns much as the latter did not wish to burden itself with the or eaning of ladles hockey in the Colony..
MORE GROUNDS NEEDED
Mrs Hale emphasised that in order to encourage hockey and to improve the standard of the game, it was necessary to have more grounds.
She also said that it was hoped to Interest Chinese girls, them in hockey and to have
(b) That if, by merging the two
associations, the interosis join the League.
of hockey in this Colony would be strengthened, the HKLHA would be pleased to have the comments of the HKHA
LADIES WANTED AS UMPIRES
Any lady who is interest- taking up Hockey ed in Umpiring Ja requested to consapi Mrs B. C. Hale, 13 Chatham #toad, Kowloon.
ladies. particularly All new arrivals, who are in. terested in playing hockey, are also requested, to cón- tact Mrs Hale, who will be pleased to furnish full de- talls as to the different Ladies Hockey Clubs, will addresses of the resp¿O.
Secretaries.
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(c). That
C
McCarthy
McCarthy, b Chubb Brown, b Chubb. Evans, c Fullerton b
McCarthy Wardie, 1.b.w., U Chubb Bedser, not out Statham, b Chubb Tattersall, b Chubb
Extras
McCarthy The meeting also considered Chubb
Bowling
O
23
a letter from the HKHA ca- Athol Rowan
losing a dobit note for amilation fee.
Mrs M. Read maid that it
Was understood, when the question of affiliation to the HHA was discussed, that if it was decided that any affiliation should take place, such affilation should be- come only effective as from next
epson
mortals.
LAWN BOWLS
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CLOSE OF PLAY 'SCORES London, June 21. The following were the close first-class play scoTES cricket garnes played today:
At Worthing: Cambridge Uni- versity 326 for nine declared and 9 for no wicket. Sussex
of
THIRD DIVISION
348 2 896
48 300 320 31.
21
- 10
367 354 13
15
=
294
200
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SKIPS TABLES
Qualisation: 8 wins.
It was agreed that a letter be written to the HKHA pointing put that no previous debit note had been received and that 281 (James Langridge 87). A. E. Pearson (KDC)
was
A, Marshall (KBGC)
FIRST DIVISION
At Stratford-on-Avon: · War-
R. 6, Gourlay (NDC) was not possible to see how any
U. M. Omar. (IRC) fee could be due when Wickshire 88 and 211 for four wi Hong BIDM_(KCC) Affiliation
Ox- had not yet been (Maudsley 100 not out). the HKLHA
J. Frazog (KDC) milated to the HKHA.
ford University 281 (Win 82, U... Rianjahn (IRC) The question of Lady Umpires Weaks, left arm slow bowler, a W. Braakury (COC)
L. F. Xavier (Hee, "W") also discussed. Mrs Read five for 91).
J. E, Norenie (Rec. "") aid that she had spoken to Mr At Derby: Kent 343 and 67 W. J. P. Cameron (PRC) B.T. Palmer regarding the for one. Derbyshire 205 (Re-A, K. Mine RC).
M. Bouer (Rec. "W") matter and he was agrechble to
ville 91, Kelly 82, Weight, McKelvic (KBGC).... elving lectures.
right-arm medium Togbreak W, C. Simpson (KBGC), bowler, five for 90).
F. Goodwin - (ROC) At Cardiff: Escx 200 and 02
.
" TIKE SODIAL · SUE -
A proposal that a launch plc
for no wiakot. Glamorgan 282
3. d. Römodios" (Rec)
teams in the Ladies League last part in Eames during the last
there were 79.) die for all ladies who had taken E. Davies 68, Watkins 72. Ray W. Brown' (IIKOC) season und the Interest in hoc key was such that the
has hipen ni an increased mam-
season,
for
All C)
SECOND DIVISION
J. Wiginton (KBGC)
A. M. Wahab (INC)
c
Y. Hou (FC)
mane (Res) Baa (FC)
THIED DIVISION
hockey season be held was Smith, right-arm offspin bowler, 1. adopted.
Partamonth: Lancashire Another proposal that social 285 and no runs for no wickets ership next was also the In-venings be held later which Hampshire 278 (Rayment 59,
year, the course of tention of the HKLIA, subject guest speakers would be invited Rogers 09, Hion, left-arm slow
·to the approval of the Educa to give lectures on hockey, was bowler, five for 54). tion Departmetit, to organise also adopted.
Nottingham: Nottingham Schoolgirls' Hockey League.
suggestion that players who shire 178 for eight shadowed AM. Burjahn (IRC) 7.2. Darron (HENC) A
loiter to
Mr 13, 3. D. Mora-lived in Hongkong: be eligible (Harvey 72, Blocks 39 not out). c. v. slam (CoC) Jahn Education Depart-only for Hongkong teams and Gloucestershire 208 for three O. R. Sadjak (Inc) ment, aina hu kind. Brats not Kowloon and vice versa Was E. Graveney 113, Crapp. 98. laimen (MC)
mekifig ·
TOTALKER B. A. Chingo „Lilac). tance in the matter of grounds, rejected. was also" read.
Mrs Jale emphasised that. 11 At the Ovalı, Surrey-992 and Danfor Mrs Halo mià inst had | Was only -- fi and proper that 10h - for five, Worcester: 475, 3., Leonard E(CIC), seen Már migrehen was the sublect plagada thomaslys have the Gutschoom 40, Bird 47 Lakes To sangspell kung kann man damnarians 11th, 26 secide which seem they right-sini of AD HIS PES 2
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