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·HONGHONG TIDE TABLE.
From July 16th to 21st, 1928,
Days of
Month
eight
Standard
Time.
HONGKONG TENNIS LEAGUE.
DIVISION.
The MBK and University both oc:
THE THIRD TEST.
FEEDS MATCH RESULTS IN A
...DRAW.
cupying leading positions in the second Houby,AND SUTCLIFFE'S PINK PARTNERSHIP,
division, completed their respective" pro- grammes last Saturday and a brief review
of their doings will not be out of place.
M.B.S
ין:
The Japanese won their first eight matches and appeared to be making a bold bid for the Shield. They, however, fell off disappointingly-in-their last two matches, which they lost."
Fajita and Mawatari, who are two of their best players, left the Colony during the season; and Kitajima, Ito, Nakamura, Tanaka, Ema and Edo formed their re- gular team after their departure.
The following are the results of their
ten matches:-
heat U.S.R.C. beat C.S.C.C.
beat N.T.C.
beat Hongkong C.C..
beat Kowloon 0.0.
best Recreio
beat Craigengower
beat Indian R.C.
lost to University....
lost to Chinese R.C.
[THOUGH REUTER'S ADENCr.1
LONDON, July 13th England were all out at 18.50 with 294 to their credit, and had to follow on.
Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the second innings, and at the lunch interval had scored 4 and 11, respectively, the score standing at 15 for 0.
HEAT INTEN 23. ". The heat was intense after lunch, but there were. sixteen thousand spectators when Hobbs and Sutcliffe continued their innings. For the sixth occasion in Test Matches the pair hoisted the century without being separated, both playing 574 sterling cricket.
38- 41
29. 37 00- 49 56-43
·56 43
53-43 35-44 36-63 33- 88
518-474
Of the 20 sets played, they won 48 nad
lost 41:
At the beginning of the season, they ware not considered to be in the running for the Shield, but they occupy second position in the League Table, and will
remain there.at the end of the season.
UNIVERSITY.
The University team suffered many vicissitudes during the season, defeating such teams as Indian R.C. M.B.K. and losing to weaker teams such as U.S.R.C. Lad Hongkong-C.C..
The following are the results of their
ten matches:-
beat Recreio
heat C.S.C.C
beat N.T.C.
beat Kowloon C.C.
beat Indian R.C.
beat M.BE........
lost to Chinese R.C.
lost to U.S.R.C.......
lost to Hongkong Q.C. lost to Craigengower
37-49
57-49
51. 43 52-47
83 30 48 53
40- 59
43- 50
48 51
521-459
Of the 90 sets played, they won 50 and
·lost 40.
They occupy fourth position in the League with six points, but may not remain there when the Craigengower and Indian Recreation Club, both with five points "each and other matches to play, complete their programmes.
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
As a result of their victory, yester day, over Craigengower in "B" Division, the Chinese Recreation Club top the Second Division table.
The match was played on the C.R.Ce courts and resulted in a win for the C.R.C. by 65 games to 30.
Detailed scores are as follows:-- Yen Man Kit and Lau Man Ching: beat A. Zimmern and JV
COUNTY CRICKET.
-DEFEAT OF LEICESTER BY SUSSEX
BILLIARDS.
PALACE HOTEL HANDICAP
"The second semi-final of this tourna mont was played last night when one of {THROUGH KIUTER'S AGENCY.")-
the best games was witnessed The con- LONDON, July 13th. testants were F, M. da Cruz (owa 200). K. 6. Duleepsinjbi. the Light Blue and L A. Ounund (awe 200), both well-' nephew of "Ränji,” made his appearance known locally. Sporing was fast through- for Sussex against Leicester at Leicester, out and Cruz ran out a worthy winner He was only once at bat and be played a by 250 pointa to 181, making a record superb innings, falling just three short break of 79, 8 points above the previous break held by Osmund He also, coni- piled the following 19, 34, 17. of his century.
and 29.
Osmund's best breaks were 19, 8, 34, 16, 99, 91 and 26.
Sussex won by pine wickets, the scores being
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Leicester: 919 and 133: Sussex: 319 and 29 (for 1 wicket).
A comparatively unknown Hayes, player, hit seventy runs in the Leicester first innings. ·
Sussex passed the Leicester total with 107 to spare, the princpial contributer being Duleepsinjki who scored 97.
"
EXHIBITION GAME
35
On the 24th inst. an exhibition gama will be played between A. J. Osmund, champion of the Colony, and F. Jones, a recent arrival who has shown exceptional skill in the game and is at present chari- pion of the local Naval Yard.
The first wicket to fall was that of
Leicester's wickets fall rapidly before Hobbs, who failed to get a full hold of a Ane bowling by Cox (Sussex were, of tricky one from Grimmest and played on course, without Tate), and despite a He batted splendidly for 83 runs out of plucky effort by Bale, Leicester's slow the total of 158, and hit eight 4's. La left-hand bowler, they were all out for This occurred immediately before ted, 135, leaving Sussex to get 28 to win, a and though Woolley went to the crease task they accomplished for the loss of there was no further addition to the in-ons wicket. Bale scored 68 for Leicester.fied. terval, when the score stood at 158 for one wicket (Sutcliffe not 67, Woolley not 0).
- ENGLAND DRAWS LEVEL.
DERBY DEFEAT SOMERSET,
LATER Derbyshire defeated Somerset at Derby. England drew level after three hours by 139 runs, the principal factors in the batting, the hoisting of the 500 being victory being excellent batting by Storer, greeted with load cheering. Eight runs later, Woolley was out to a wonderful and Hutchinson, în the first innings, and catch by Macartney at mid-on, from the effective bowling of Storer. redhot pull which looked a boundary all
Derby gained a lead of 188 on the first way. Two, runs later. Sutcliffe's the wicket also fell. He had been in for 205 innings, declared when their second in- minutes, and had given a dour but never.ings score stood at 175 (for three wickets) and dismissed Somerset for 234 theless attractive display. His-94 runs fans, in spite of a game effort by Young, included 11 hours.
42 RUNS IN 15 MINUTES.
Arthur Chapman, partnered by Head- ren, gave the most spectacular display of hitting in the fatch. With fifteen minutes left for play, he-hit-out freely and had scored 4 runs without being defeated when stampa were drawn..
The full scores are:-
Australia-1st Innings.
Bardsley, e Sutcliffe, b Tate
,0
Woodfull, b Tate .......
..141
Macartney, e Hendren, b Macau.
Jay
151
Andrews, l.b.v., b Kilter
Richardson, run-out-
100
Taylor, e Strudwick, b. Geary
4
Gregory, e Geary, b Kilner
28
Ryder, b Tate ....
Oldfeld, 1.b.., b Tate Grimmett, e Sutcliffe, b Geary Mailey, not out.
Extras
34
1
1
10
Total
Bowling
The scores were as follows:--
Derby: 327 and 175 (for 3 wkts. dec.) Somerset 129 and 234,"
Storer hit out freely and scored 132 runs before being defeated, and Hutchi son contributed 81. J. J. Bridges took five Derby wickets at a cost of 120 runs. Somerset ecllapsed before the bowling of Storer and A. H. M. Jackson,, and could muster only 129. Storer took six wickets for 48 rufis, while Jackson took 4 for 32.
Garnett Les scored 60, and Bowden was undefeated with 73, when the Derby captain declared in the second innings
Young-contributed SD towards the Bomerset second innings total of 234, while E. F. Loney took 4 wickets for
runs.
BENSATIONAL PLAY AT NORTHANTS.
LATER. "When everything in the garden looked rosy for Yorkshire when they had forced 494 Northamptonshire to follow-on, when they required only 83 runs for victory, after having scored 448 runs in the first innings against the Northants bowling, Clark brought about a sensational col lapse of the Champions, who had to be content with first innings points
Tate took 4 for 99, Macaulay 1 for 193, Kilner 2 for 106, Geary 9 for 130, and Woolley 0 for 26.
England-186 Innings. Hobbs, Andrews, b Mailey Sutcliffe, e and b Grimmett ......
...... 97 Woolley, run out
Macaulay, a and b Grimmett Strudwick, c Gregory, b Grimmett
Extras
Total
40 98
294
Leonard...
8-3"
beat W. J. Howard and W. E.
Crocker....
·9-2
-Hendren, c Andrews, b Mailey
a
beat G. A. Hyder and A-B
Remedios
·8-3
25-8
Kwok Po Kun and Lau Fook Ki
A. W. Carr, b.w. Macartney A. P. E Chapman, b Macartney Kilner, c Ryder, b Grimmett .... 38 Tate, at. Oldfield, b. Grimmett ....... Geary, not out
13
15
35
lost to A. Zimmern and J. W.
Leonard
beat. W. J. Howard and W: E
Crocker
10
beat G. A. Hyder and A.
Remedios
23-10
C. Choa and H. Lo:
"beat A. Zimmern and J. W
-Leonard
8-3
lost to W. J. Howard and W. E.
Crocker
England 2nd Innings.
Hobbs, b Grimmett
#7
beat G. A Hyder and A B.
Remedios
Sutcliffe, b Richardson
88 8-1
D-2
Woolley, o Macartney, b Grimmett 20 Hendren, not out
4
21-19
A. P. F. Chapman, not out......
Extras
12
Total
.69-30
Total (for 3 wickets).
.251
C" DIVISION.
RECHEIO V. C.LO.
Played on the Recreio courts, Kowloon, Chinese Recreation Club winning by 58 games to 41. (This is the highest number of games scored against the C.R.C. in
the "C"
Remedios and Barretto:
lost to Cheng Chi Wing and
Chin Taun Chiu
löst to Ma Wei But and H S.
4.7 Lee....
38
beat Un Eiu Fan and Cheung-..............--
Wing Kui
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13-20
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lost to Ma Wei But, and H. S.
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lost to Cheng Chi Wing and
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20.26 29.73
beat Un Biu Fan and Cheung
Wing Kni
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beat Cheng Chi Wing and Chin
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10 21 3 6 10/19 al 28
lost to Un Hiu Fan and Cheung
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634.40
5.9
118 S 11
Total
41-68
(Continued on neat column.)
6.-26.
Barometer.
Temperature
Humidity
Wind Direction
Force.
Weather... Bain
Highest open-air Temperature on 13th. Lowest, open-air Temperature on 14th
183 484 4m 983,7
81 Mon 19 m 42240
B-Blue sky; C-Cloudy D-Drizzle, Tues 20 4.30. F-Fog L-Lightning; MMist" O Overcast; P-Passing thowers, Q Wed 21. m 6 38 Squalls: R-Rain: TThunder
ILT
Bowling- Gregory took 6 for 37, Macartney 2 for 61, Grimmett, 5 for 88, Richardsod 0 for 44, and Mailey 2 for 63
THE TEAMS.
B.E.0.C. V CLUB DE RECREIO.
The following have been selected to play for the Cricket Club-on-Saturday, July 17th, at 4.30 p.m.-
The position at the end of the game was that Yorkshire required 13 runs to win, and the securing of 83 runs had cost. them six wickets, "all takon by Clark, the left-arm fast bowler.
Mitchell, who secured a place in the side through the absence of Sutcliffe, Kilner and Macaulay, scored 189 runs.
The scores were as follow:-..
Yorkatre 148 (for 7 wkta dec:) and
EB (for six wkts.): Northants: 274 and 306.
Yorkshire took first tura at the wicket, and were soon in a sound posi tion, Holmes and Bhodes scoring 59, and es respectively. Then Mitchell took his chance and hit freely for exceedingly well played 180.
GOLF.
ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB,
In the Adamson Cup Competition-July th-13th-F. E. Glover 12-24-79 quali.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.}
GERMAN TENNIS.
SURPRISE DEFEAT OF KINSEY AND RICHARDS.
"
BERLIN, July 13th.". The German tennis world is clated at the performances of Dr. Heinz-and-Herr Landmann who defeated Kinsey by 6-1, 6-0, 6-4, and Vincent Richards by 1-6, 6-4, 6-2, 60 in international exhibition matches.
BISLEY.
KHOLAPORE CUP RETAINED BY CANADIAN MARKSMEN.
BISLEY, July 13th. '
The Kholapore Cup has been retained by Canada with a score of 1119.. The.
other Country was second with 1113.
HAMPSHIRE DEFEAT WARWICK:
LATER. Hampshire, again exceeded the four hundred mark when they met Warwick at Portsmouth, and gained a comfortable. victory by nine wickets.
Quaife batted well in both innings for Warwick, but Midland country at no time looked likely to disturb the strong position set up by the Hants first innings
total......
The scores were :—
Warwick: 218 and 012
Hants: 465 and 66ffor 1 wicket). Quaife hit 65 in the Warwick first innings, and followed this up by scoring 50 in the second. The Hon. F. 8. G. Calthorpe hit out gallantly for 53, but Hants required only 63 to win.
The leading Hants scorers were Brown (92), Mead (75) and A. K. Judd (119).
BIG SCORING AT OVAL.
LATER.
At the Oval where Surrey entertained Lancashire, scoring was very free over one thousand runs being scored for thirty
wickets
Ernest Tyldesley maintained his splendid form of the past days or so, scoring 51 in the first innings and 131 in the second.
Lancashire declared late in their second innings, making a victory impos- sible for Surrey who required 320 runs to win an impossible time. Sixty-eight runs were scored without the loss of s
Northants scored 221; an innings of 57 by H. F. Bagnall being the only effort of note. Waddington took six wickets for 63 runs Requiring the equivalent of their first innings total to avoid the in; nings defeat, Northants followed on and despite good bowling by Rhodes wicket, Surrey getting points for a lead wickets for 102) compiled the respectable total of 300, the principal scorer being J. E. Timms with 83.
Then came the sensational bowling per formance of Clark. He bowled wonder.. fully well being well nigh unplayable. Six wickets had fallen for only. 88 runs when stumps were drawn, Clark's six wickets costing only 24 runs..
ASHDOWN TO TEL FOLE.
on the first innings.
The scores were:--
Lancashire a11 and 368 (for 6 wkts. ...doc.)
Surrey 328 and 68 (for 0 wickets).. Lancashire's score was featured by na innings of 51 by E. Tyldesley, and 97 by Watson. Peach took five wickets for 75 TUES.
A Jencocka scored his firat century of the present season, He scored 114, while, Andy Ducat scored 67
LATER. team Club de Recreio (away) The Kent captain, W. B. Cornwallia,
Tyldesley a 131 was the only score of « at Club de Recreio ground:8. probably carries memories of sensational Garrard and G. S. Hugh-Jones; J. D. H. Notts recoveries, for he set them the hugenote in the Lanchashire second innings., Crawford and E. W. Hamilton: W. Ltask of storing 479 runs to win in the Smith and A. C. Howell.
fourth innings of the game at Tunbridge Wells, a talk to which they were unequal. Kent won by 201 runs, seven less than their first innings total.
HE.C.C. v. c.8.0.0
The following have been selected to play for the Cricket Club on Saturday, July 17th, at 4.30 pm
Ashdown was again, to the fore with a "B" team. C.S.C.C, on the C.S.C.Comart century in, the Kent second in ground: B. E. Coxon and W. L Dunbar; C., C. Stark and E. J. R. Mitmings, his third of the season, and the chell, LES. Lloyd and L. R. Lawrie.
HONG DOUBLES.
Only one match was played yester day, resulting in W. A. Nowers and M. B. Lloyd (A.P.C.) (rec. 1/8) defeating JW ALABASTOY and S. Gerrard (Union) (rec, 5/8) by 0-7, 4-6, 6-3.
fourth of his first-cluna careor.
The scores were?-
Kent+-208-azd 402- Natte: 131 and 278.
"- SIX ""WICKETS WIN FOR EĘSKI
...LATER.
A fairly even game, at Bristol between Gloucester and Zeit was won by the visitors by six wicket
Gloucester gained trifling lead of three runs on the first innings, and set Essex the task of getting 208 runs in their second innings to win. The neces sary runs were knocked off at a cost of four wickets, Uutmore making a valu eble contribution
The scores werE
Gloucester: 220 and 205.
Essex: 277 and 210 (for 4 wkts.) Dipper: put up a score of 51. towards the Gloucester first tunings total, while Russell's 85 was the only score of merit in the Essex effort.
Collins (57 not out) was top scorer in the Kent Brst innings total of 205, whith though small was sufficient to give them lend of Hotty would have looked even smaller but for a fine innings by 61 6 To-day D. 8. Green and T. D. E. Payton who scored over half the total
Fendered (rec, 5/8) will play F. Byme in a well played 70.
H. Palmer, an amateur fast medium wit.. 47 Thompson and EL C. Valentine (Ashdown (121) and Hardinge (63), 200 bowler, who graduated in Epping oricket Kent on the way to their big total, while circles, met, with success when Choucester, 15-18 The postponed final in the Single Walker (68) was the principal Notte 2nd casayed a second effort, taking six wickets
Handicap A between 8. E. Green (owe 15.3) and Major WB. Stevenson innings contributor, perta (owe 2/0) will be played.
151)
(Continued on next Column).
for 68 runs, to do. W
Cutmore scored 74 for EssC