8
TENNIS LEAGUE.
CHINESE R.C. MAINTAIN
RECORD.
GOLF.
SCOTTISH AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP.
HONG KONG C.C. COMPLETE WIN FOR WILLIS MACKENZIE.
PROGRAMME.
RECREIO II, FORGE AHEAD.
With
one
exception the pro- gramme on Saturday consisted of
Division matches. An inter esting tio was that between the Club de Recreio II, and the Row
loon Cricket Club in the "C
on
the former's courts which resulted in a win for the home team. By this defeat, Kowloon, who have suffered [" three reverses, can now be re
(THROUGH BETER'S AGENCY.).
The final of the Scottish Amateur Championship, played over 36 holes at Muirfield, resulted in a victory for W. Willa Mackenzie of Morton hall, who beat W. Dodds (Prest wiek) by 5 and 3.
CANADIAN OPEN CHAM
PIONSHIP.
COMPSTOY EQUAL SECOND.
(THROUGH REUTZA'S AGENCY.]' TORONTO, July 20th.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 30 th, 1928.
garded as out of the running for the runners-up position. Recreio II., on the other hand, have improved their chances. They are at present third" to the two Chinese teams, and it will be difficult to shift them.. A Leo Diegel, of New York, has margin of 3 games is a convincing won the Canadian Open Champion. victory, but Kowloon were without ship with a score of 28 over 72
holes.
Archie Compston, Walter several men, who took part in the¦ "match against the Chinese Recrea Hagen and MacDonald Smith all tion Club C II. to whom they tied for second place with a score lost by one game only,
The South China Athletic Associa. tion, who unexpectedly went down to Civil Service" Cricket Club the previous week, beat the Y.M.C.A. by 43 games which proved to be the biggest margin of the day, They are now competing with the Recreio II. for the position in the table next to the Chinese Recreation Club. Both have lost one match each.
Of the other matches the Chinese Recreation Club won both" their matches, as expected, thereby main- taining their unbeaten record.
Their second team, who beat the Indian Recreation Club by 35 games, occupy the leading position in the Table with ten matches played and won, while their first team, who beat the R.A.M.C. by 7 games are second with "nine matches played,¦ all being won.
The Club de Recreio I, were also successful against the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club who have yet to register a win, while the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Civi Service Cricket Club secured vic- tories at the expense of the Kennedy Road Married Quarters and the R.A.O.C. respectively.
of $94.
LAWN BOWLS.
DRAWN GAME IN SENIOR DIVISION.
"DOUBLE" FOR TAIKOO.
DIVISION II.
Olvil Service v. East Point, Playing at home, the Civil Ser- vice C.C. beat the East Point N.C.
20,..
CS.C.C.
E.P.R.C. Gordon Black Goldenberg
DAVIS CUP.
TILDEN BEATS. LACOSTE,"
1
by 48 shots. CS.C.C., S; E.P.R.C., DOUBLES DELAYED BY RÁIN.
[TROCOR, REUTER'S AGENCY.] Saturday's matches in the Lawn Eccleshall
PARIS, Juy 29th, Bowls League provided the first Jones
Archibald
Rain caused a day in the:Plavis drawn game of the season in the Massey (S.)... 23 Hampton (S.) 15 Cup doubles between America and France when France was leading senior division, Kowloon sharing the points at home with the
by 3 games to in the first set The match was therefore postponed Kowloon C.C.
and will be continued to-morrow. The present position is that France (the holders) and America have each won one singles watch.
Docks
Holdman Longbottom Luck Taylor
Coutes Kinnaird Akehurst
Lt. de Rome
(8.)..........
(9.)....... 31
Arnold Baker Paul
Whant Vergette Bickford Allan (S.).... 4 Webster (S.)
Total...... 78 Total..... 30
A Huge Orowd.
Taikoo maintained their reputa tion at home by defeating the Kow kon Bowling Green on all rinks.
On the Police ground the Civil Service again went down in a close gune. A. Clark'a team played well from the beginning and scored £3 shots in the first 14 heads, giving Hellidge only 2 singles. The latter improved and in the last head was left with 4 shots to win, but gave CC. lost to Taikoo R.C. by 4 shots. 3-7, 9-7, 6-3, 6-0. away instead
In the junior section, Civil Ser vice defeated East Point and im- proved their prospects for premier
Y.M. C.A. v. South China.
neat Y.M.C.A. lost to South Chinn
On their own ground the Euro-place and promotion. Athletic Association by 43 games:
Scores:-M.CA, 29: S.C.A.A.
1.
Y.M.C.A.-Ponsford and Murray; Trambitzky and Faors; Saunderson and Jones.
S. C.A.A.Tsang and Tsao: Ng and Yung: Lam and Ko.
Hong Kong C.C, v. Kennedy Road
Married Quarters.
Playing on the "Club's" ground, Hong Kong Cricket Club defeated Kennedy Road Married Quarters by
27 games.
36.
Scores:-H.K.C.C. 63; K.R.M.Q.
Kowloon 0.0. r. Talkoo. Playing at home, "the Kowloon
K.C.C., 54; T.R.C., 58.
TIR.C.
Keovp
K.C.C.
Gitlins Shank" Robinson Petheram
(5.).
Hope
"Craig "
29"
Jas. Bloan
(S.)...........
D. Young Cameron
T. Young.
A huge crowd of all nationalities, including a large number of Japa2 ene, gathered at the Stade Holand Garros to watch the first day's play, which resulted as follows:
Tiden (U.S.A.) best Lacoste 18, 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3.
Cochet (France) beat Hennessey
wteat Struggle, Lacoste, who served first, took the, game, Tuden taxmg the next alter deuco had beca esilea severa times. Alter this the Americsa gave many CABY openings for Lacoste to shoot past him when A feature of the second set was Tilden's crisp volleys at the net. which the Frenchman was unable
10 be came to the net.
Taikoo's visit to the K.C.C. | Webb ground was marked by a narrow Kern victory for the former and, with Tacchi their senior team winning at Kow. Hirst (S.)..... 19 Munro (S.)... 2 to return Lacoste seemed unable loon, the Crub secured a "double." Brace
The Yachtsmco visited Kowloon Bowling Green and lost on all
rinks.
Craigengower after their collapse the previous week before Recreio "A" did well in defeating the other Recreio team at King's Park. There was very little difference between the secres and the visitors
HK.C.C.-N. LH. Railton and A. Pierey: OS. Hugh Jones and James; LA R. Duncan and H. Vlished on one rink. Parker.
K.R.M.Q-Hardy and Mocock; Delahunt and Potta; McCullock and Burrage.
Civil Service r. R.A.0.0. On their own courts at Happy In the only match in the "B" Valley, Civil Service Cricket Club Division, the Hong Kong Cricket defeated Royal Army Ordnance: Club beat the University by 17 Corps by 19 games. games on their own courts. The Scores:-C.S.C.C. 39; B.A.O.C.
40.
winners have now completed their fixtures and of ten matches, have
c.s.c.C.-W. H. Owen and R. won eight and lost two. Their two F. Jones; A. White and R. White';, defeats were by the Chinese Becrea-C. R. Spittey and B. Bendall. tion Club and the South China
R.A.O.C-Greenaway and Major Athletic Association, the two lead-w White: Waterfeld and Bale; ing Clubs in the Table.
Bryant and, Donaldson.
The full results of Saturday's games follow:
፡፡.
DIVISION "B."
Hong Kong q. v. University. Playing at home Hong Kong Cricket Club defeated the Univer- sity by 17 games.
Scores:-H.E.C.C. 58; Varsity 41 H.K.C.C.G. Miskin and W. B. Cornaby; R. M. Henderson and G. Lawrie; R. K. Valentine and W. A.. Nowers.
University G. de Souza and J.; Barrow; Y. B. Ng and T. K. Tan; T. L. Iu and G. E. Yeoh.
DIVISION "C.”
Chinese E.C. I v. R.A.M.C. Playing at Causeway Bay, Chinese Recreation Club 1. defeated Royal Army Medical Corps by 27 games.
Scores: C.B.C. I. 63; R.A.M.C.
36.
www.
LEAGUE TABLĖS.
P. W. L. Pts.
6
0
6
2 4
4,
گی
"A" Division,
Chinese H.C. *`....... 6 Hong Kong C MB.K. 6 4 Indian R.C.
2 * Kowloon C.C. ....... 6 2 4 2 Craigengower S University
5 1 "B" Division.
8
Smith
Lay Harridge
(S.)............ 14
Total 34
Spiers Maxwell Moore
John Sloan (S.)......
Total
Kowloon Bowling Green . Yacht
Club.
な
to find his length, sending many
balls outside.
The third set was a repetition of the second. It was rather a battle of wits than hard-hitting.
Tilden was nearly always euc cessful when he advanced to the 58 net in the fourth set. Play was very fast. The Frenchman took the offensive and forced Tilden to run backwards and forwards, tir ing him out until he sent the balls into the net.
Playing at home, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat the Royal
won by 9 shots on the margin estabHong Kong Yacht Club by 25 shots
K.B.G.C., 68; R.H.EY.C., 43.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
Division L Kowloon Dock drew with Kowloon
C.C..36, shots each.. Tulkoo beat Kowloon Bowling
Green by 31 shots (79-43). Police beat Civil Service by 6 shots
(54-18).
Division IL
Civil Service beat East Point of
43 shota (7830). Kowloon C.C. lost to Taikoo by
4 shots (54-33). Kowloon Bowling Green beat Yacht
Club by 25 shots. (68-43). Recreio "B" lost to Craigengower
by 9 shots (19-38).
DIVISION 1.
Kowloon Docks v. Kowloon 0.0.
Playing at horie, the Kowloon Docks R C. drew with the Kowloon C.C. at 58 shots each
4 1 4 1
K.D.I.C.
McLaggaa
P. W. L. Pt.
McKelvie
Henderson
Chinese R.C.
.10 10 0 10 South China A.A. ...'9 # 1 8 Hong Kong C.C. 30 8 2 A Recreio Indian R.C.
8 32 5 ..... 7 3 4 3 7 3 4 3
x.c.c.
Dobbie
Howe
Smith
Gray (S.)...... 17 Fraser (S)
Atkinson
Culien; Lindsay
Goodwin
༣.
а
The filth set was wonderful exhibition, both returning what seemed to the spectators to be antakeable balls. The scores were level at 33, but again Lacoste lost his length with: Tilden sweeping all before him.
CRICKET.
SHANGHAI v.
UNITED
SERVICES.
BIG WIN FOR LOCAL SIDE.
SHANORAT, July 23rd. Looked forward to with a great deal of interest, for the main rea son, perhaps, that the Services had won the first game by 6 wickets. the second match of the rubber of
three between these two teams was decided on the S. R. C. ground by the play which took place on Satur- day and yesterday, the end coming at 20 minutes past 5 o'clock with complete sucess for Shanghai by an innings and 16 runs. Thus the players of the Settlement made ample amends for their laps on the 16th and 17th of last month, and the final game, which is fixed to be played on September lat and 2nd, therefore should provide a cricket feast of piquant possibili- ties, particularly in view of the
fact that the Services are likely to enjoy the assistance of several capable cricketers from H.M.S. Kent which is now en route to these parts.
sensations. First of all the Ser- Yesterday's cricket was full of
vices were all dismissed after bat- ting for 140 minutes, Quin alone making any effort to stave off the complete rot that set in, and be was fortunate on no less than four occasions in the accomplishment.. The Shanghai bowling reached its best standard and its management left nothing to be desired. With regard to the fielding, it would be better to refrain from comment on some of the work, but to Murray and Palmer fall marks are award- ed for most exceptional catches which dismissed Melsome and Cole man, respectively. Enjoying some astounding good luck, Melsome bat- ted in most praiseworthy style and Coldwell also demonstrated that the bowling could be hit. Isaacs Coctict, at the outset, showed his
came out with wonderful figures usual fault of indifference. After leading by games to 1 in second and quite deserved them, while set, Cochat allowed himself to be Wilson might have enjoyed even taken to 16 games before winning better resuits had the field seword- the set..
ed him better support. The Doc- tor's wiles, as usual, had every- body in difficulties, and if Lench was not successful with the ball, he is excused. Messrs. Cameron and
R.H.K.T.C. .Abraham,
Bentley
Cochat's Victory, Wylle
Cochat was in his element against Edwards (S.) 4 Hennessey. Both adopted hard hitting rather than safety tactice, attempting impossible overhead shots which frequently failed to
Sutton.
Deacon
K.B.G.C. Stonham Hait Hogbin Forster (S.) Bell: Drake Maclachlan Ramsay Roylance (8.) 23 Carpenter (8.) I come off, Murdoch Rundell Hale
Rouse Johnston Macfarlane
(S.)..
Total 63
Wood
Shields
(8.).
Total. 43
Recreio "B" v. Craigengower. Playing at home, the Club de Recreio "3" lost to the Craiger gower C.C. by 3 shots. Recreio, 48; C.C.C., 38.
Ozorio (8.)..." 19 Collins (S.)... 90 Machado
Lammert Wragge Brown (S.)... 21 Gibson (8.)... 11 Alves
Recreio "B."
C.C.C.
Gomes
Soses
J. Ribeiro
Kbarna Abbas 'Nicholson
Modi
...
23 Bartos
Sequeira Ivanovich (S.)....
Flegg
Lunay
Razack
13
(8.).......
22
Feed
Goodman
Keegan
Cooper
Burford
Hedley
Overy
0 6 0
Lapsley (S.).. 18
Chapman (S.) 22
Botes Basto Gutierrez
(S.)............ 17
Total...... 43
Zimmern
Lewis
Knott
(8.)..
Total...... 56
Total...... 56
P. W. L. Pts.
......10 10
0
10
Q
0
LEAGUE TABLES.
9 11. 9
6
1 6
7 1 € 1
1
Nippon Club Craigengower an 9 30 3 University o 8 2 8. 2 M.B.K. C.R.C.-Cheng Chi Wing and Eoyal Engineers ... 8.1 Chan Wah Po: Lau Man Kwong and Kowloon CC... 6 Chiu Tsun Chin; Ip Kau and Lo
"B" Division. Man hin.
@
R.A.M.C.:-Major R. H. Lucas Chinese RC. II. and Ptc. Tiernan; Major E. T. Cox Chinese R.C. I...... 9 and S/Sgt. Sims; S/M. Browne Recreio 10 and S/Sgt. Gilmore.
South China Ã...Â. ... 7. Kowloon C.C......... 9 6 3% 6 8 3 -6 Hong Kong C.C. ... 9
0 3 8 Civil Service...... 9 Recreio. I.110 € 5 Kennedy Road M.Q. 9
·4 3 4
4. B.A.O.C. R.A.M.C. Nippon Club. Y.M.C.A..... Indian H.C..
C.B.C. II. v. Indian R.C. On their own grounds at Cause way Bay, Chinese Recreation Club 11. beat indian Recreation Club by 25 games.
Scores:-C.R.C. II. 87; L.R.C. 32. C.R.C.: Ng Kam Chuen and Tzoi Ping Fan; W. C. Hang and E. W Chan; C. F. Lee and Hot Lan Fung.
1.R.C.-M. O. Hoosen and A. Kowloon Indians
Rahmin: M. Hassan and Y. J. Khan; M. P. Madar and M, Y. Adal
Recreio II. v. K.0.0.
On their own grounds at King's Park, Club de Becreio II. defeat- ed Kowloon Cricket Club by 391 games..
30.
Scores-C. de E. II. 09; K.C.C.
Recreio IL A Rocha and G. A. Noronha A. A Remedios and A. Gosano; H. A. Barros and C. A. Barretto,
K.C.CO. H. Atkins and K. A Carstensen; A: E. Guest and R. P. Bingham; A. W. Ramsay and E. Walker.
Taikoo z. Kowfoon Bowling Green. Playing at home, the Taikoo R.C. beat the Kowloon Bowling Green T.R.C., 79; Club by 21 shots. K.B.G.C., 49.
T.R.C.
Stalker
F.B.G.C. Nish
Whyte
McLeod
1.
Harvey Magill
18
Total...... 68
The positions in the League to date are:-
Division 1.
P. V. D. L. Pla Craigengower...7.7.0. 0 11 Police R.C. 8 8 0.3 10
Ferguson (S.) 6 Russell (S.), 11 Kowloon Docks... 8 4 1 30
.10
в 4
.10
3 7 3
8
Y
4
.10 .1
9
1
Laing
...11
1 10
1
.10
0 10
Chapman
Russell
Wallace
(8.)............ 30-
Duncan Muir Holland Marfarlane
(8.)............ 11
Chalmers
Grimshaw
Matthews
HONG DOUBLES.
TO-DAY'S MATCH.
3rd Round-Rev, Koop and Very Rev. A. Swann (St. John's Cathe dral) owe 4/6 v. G. Miskin and C. Blaker (Gilman & Co.) owe 2/6.
FRIENDLY MATCH.
BECREIO. H.K.Y.D.C.
Drummond
e (9.)... 33
Total...... 78
Hall
Silkstone Gow. GuyA
Total..... 18
Police v. Civil Servics. Playing at home, the Police B.C. beat the Civil Servics C.C. by 8 shots. P.R.C., 54; C.8.0.C., 48.
.P.L.C. Hargreaves Glendinning
The following will represent, Club Kowloos Indian T.C, v. Recreio L
de Recreio in a friendly tennis Marke Playing on their own ground, Kawloon Indian Tennis Club lost to match against the Hong Kong A. Clark (B.) 98
Volunteer Defence Corps on Wed
the Club de Recreio I by 18 nesday at 5.15 p.m. on the Club de Gooding Scores C, do R. 1. 39; K.LT.C. Recreio's ground at King's Park McLeod V. Ivanovich and F. J. Remedioa; Hollands
games.
40.
C.3.0.0. Simmons Booker Gregory Holidge (8.) Laing Haynes. Alderman
7.
В
9
9
78 32
D
10 0 20
0 13
0 Q 75
39
་
Taikoo BO
7 4 0 3 8 Kowloon 0.0.7 9. 13 Kowloon B... 8-3 0 0 Civil Service CC. 9:0
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINST.
For Agst. Up Do. Craigengower ... 440 384 Taikoo R.C..... 431 399 Kowloon B.G.O. 487.. 477 Kowloon D.R.O. 450478 Police R.C. ..... 448 $61 Kowloon 0.0.... 389 · 421 Civil Service ... 474 548
Division II
P. W. D. L. Pz Civil Service B 1 13 Kowloon 3.0.0.95 i 3 11 Recreio "4" 8.5.0 3.10 Taikoo RC.
4 0 2 8 East Point B.G. §. 40 5 B Craigengower ... D40:5 Recreio B7 3 1 3 7 Kowloon 0.0. ... 7° 1° 1 Yacht Ch
B
the
network in Hennessey's second set was magniicent but his form dropped badly in the third and fourth seta.
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Meyers officiated as umpires and the full scores were:- Shanghai.
H. B. Ollerdessen, c Annaheim,
b Freshwater
GLOUCESTER ROUTE MIDDLE D. W. B. Murray, b Melsome D. W. Leach, a Freshwater,
Moffatt
SEX.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
Katv. Lancashire.
At Maidstone, Lancashire best Kent by eight wickets.
Lancs. 35% (Hällows 135, Free- man 6 for 103) and 75 for 2 wickets.
Kent 119 and (following-on) 308. Middlesex Gloucester.
At Lord's, Gloucestershire best Middlesex by an innings and 141
Tups.
Gloucester 539 (Hammond 168). Middlesex 392 (Parker & for 108) and (following-on) 76 (Parker 8 for 44).
Burroy, Northants, At the Oval, Surrey beat North amptonshire by an inninga and 88
TANA.
209
Surrey 505 (Sandham 112). Northaute 315 and (following-on)
Essex v. Glamorgan.
At Leyton, Essex beat Glamorgan. on the first innings.
Glamorgan 205 and 942 (J. W. H T. Douglas 5 for 65).
Essex 312 (Waugh 128, Bates 9 for 93) and 70, for 5 wickets. Worcester v. Leicester.
At Worcester, Leicestershire beat Worcestershire by 8 wickets.
Leicester 337 and 117 for 2 wickets.
Worcester 181 (Astill 5 for 59) and (following-on) 271 (Astill 4 for 29).
Hampshire. Nolts.
beat
At Bournemouth, Notts. Hampshire on the first innings.
Hants 104 (Vece 7. for 29) and 334 for 7 wickets (Mead 138). Rain stopped play.
Notte 500 for 9 wickets, innings declared closed (George Gjinn 144, Walker 156).
J. A. Quagle, not out
WN
Dr. W. E. O'Hara, e Tyring-
ham, b Erskine Capt. E. I. M. Barrett, not out 18
Extras
Total (4 wkts.)
J. W. Jeffrey, W. E. Palmej.
*235
T. W. R. Wilson, J. Isaacs, and E. G. Barpes (did not lat).". Innings Declared Closed.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Q. M Sgt. Freshwater ... 13 Lt. Melsome 20 Capt. Erskine 12 Pay.-Cdr. Annaheim 7 -0
4 Lieut. Moffatt
Captain Quin ...... 8
B. W. 41 1
3
553
54
1
21
0.
0 10 0
34
FALL OF THE WICKET.
2
!
B
3 130
10%
United Services: lat Innings. Paymtr. Comdr. Annaheim, C
Barrett, b Tanace
Lieut. Coleman, e Barrett,
Innes
5
Q
Cpl. Goodall, .b.w., b Wilson Capt. Quin, c Palmer, b Wilson 31 Lieut. Melsome, e Barrett, b
Isaacs
Capt. Tyringham, b Isaacs...... Major Coldwell, c Jeffery, b
O'Hara
Cpl. Chapman, e Jeffery, b
O'Hara... Capt. Erskine, b Wilson
Lieut. Moffatt, e Murray, b
O'Hara Sgt. Freshwater, not out .....
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1Lieut. Melsome, e Murray, b
O'Hara Capt. Tyringham, b Isanes
: 78 | Capt. Quin, b Isaacı
Opl. Chapman, b Wilson.
c Barnes, Capt. Erakine, O'Hara
0. X E. W. 81 16. 4 121 25 3 ........-10
93" O'Hara, 5.3 2
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Isaacs Wilson Leach
3
6 2
SHOTS FOR AND AGAINET.
For Agst. Up De Recreio "A"... 514 341 173
Somerset 'v. Derby. At Taunton, Derbyshire Somerset by four wickets,
beat
0
Kowloon B.G.C. 385 471 114
Somerset 213 and. 178. - Derby 202 and 90 for wickets. Wales West Indies.
I 3
0
Taikoo 10..... 364 345.
10
0
Recreio "B" 4.406 392
14.
G
◊
95
- Kowloon C.C. ..."364 -486
0:102
Total 48 Craigengower... 463 561 East Point R.O. 485-001
0108
0 130
K.I.T.-G. A Khan and & RL. A, Riteiro and A.. V. Remedios: J. Clark (8.) 14 Pendered (8.) 201 Civil Service... 514 393 121 Salleh; H. Singh and Firdos Khan; E A. Noronha and E. de Sousa.
Feroz Ali and A. Khan.
Oran
The Hong Kong Volunteer De-Wiltshire
Davies
Westlake Deakin
C. de R. LM. Oliveira and A fence Corps will be represented by: West E. Ribeiro; J. Xavier and F. H.-S. E. Green and E. C. Fincher; Mom (8.). 19 Grimmitt (8.) 18 Yacht Club 273 368. Carvalho A Remedios and JIH Owen Hughes and C. E. C.
Figueiredo.
(Continued on next Columin).
Marton B. K. Valentine and E. J.
R. Mitchell
Totak 34
At Llandudno, Wales beat the West Indies by eight wickets.
West Indies 198 (Barnes 7 for
51) and 137 (Barnes 5 for 67, By
5 for 17). VI
Wales 129 and 107 for 2 wickets,
23
10
VALL OF THE WICKETS.
4 5 6
80 8 12 1 27 49 63 64 67 78 United Services: 2ud Xanings Lieut. Moffatt, b Isaacant Paym. Condr.. Annaheim, b
Isaacs
Lieut. Coleman, c Palmer, b
Isaacs
Major Coldwell, b Isaacs
Sgt. Freshwater, e Murray,
Wilson
Byes-5; L-Bycs-4
Cpl. Goodall, not out
Za go
Total
141
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0.
Isaaci
O'Hara
-15 10.2 2
0 62
4 Leach
Wilson
351
..... 8 24
SOM FALL OF THE WICKETS.
2304
··21 2.
9. 10
(Continued at foot of next column.) L 7 30-45 47 85-81-131 130 141