lbs.
138
145
145
King's Bounty
140
King's Justice
..143
Sadko
155
Sitting Buli
Bright Star
148 140
Chateau Bay
140
Spotted Butterfly
140
The Tiger
143
Tom
140
Gloneagles,
150
Stonecutters Handicap
BOWLING."
15 Furlongs),
Walters
(Worcester).
t'.
Alexandra Hail
165
2'.
206
Worcester
8 for 110
Dee
160
Kent
Flying Tourist
181
and
6 for 48
Good Is Good
161
Midd.
178
Verity (Yorks)
Juck Sharkey
148
Hearne
(Middlesex)
Essex
..5 for 34
Mike
102
T
'Orlanic
152
146*
and Langridge, J. (Sussex).
6 for 40
Poplar Hawk
155
Royal Flush
152
dester
110
r. Notts
☐ for 32
Solar Star
152
Stourbridge
145
Ashdown (Kent)
Wor-
Macdonald
Watson
Street, Singer
147
cester
108
(Somerset). Der-"
Tenorio
143
Langridge, J. (Sussex) 7).
by
5 for N
Tillicum
163
101
Notts
Mitchell (Derby) - 2.
Somerset
Widnes
159
5 for
46
Brisbane Summer Handicap
75
Townsend (Derby)" ".
Somerset
(11 Bles).
5 for 58
Sinfield (Gloucester)
#. Midd
Ration ...
135.
Sunup
158
5 for 90
Canny
135
Tecumseh
140
Woodland Stag
170
383
City of Brisbane
138
The Raineloud
140
Friar Tuck
150
The Giraffe
148
446
But After That
135
What's Thint
140
First Section (1) Miles).
Adam
159
Amoy
163
Black Rock
140
....... 88
Burgomaster
145
Double Face
165
Festival Eve
155
Flying Boy
189
Helter Skelter
145
Iron Grey
140
King Salmon
149
King's Parade
181.
Mignonette
108
Partnership
149
Powerful King
145
The Crook
145
Valley Hall
140
Wakefield
155
Warrington
166
the
Polo Pony Scurry (9 Purlonge).
Bay of Calamity
168
Boukra..
169
Celerity
188
Cherry Key
188
Donnabella.
108
Esculado
188
Gobi Ef
108
Golden Star
188
Grey Dawn
109
Jimmy .....
168
Johnny
168
Mountain Rat
168
Night Shirt
168
81
Patch
108
Macdonald Watson, 5 for 27. 182 Somerset, 2nd innings
Pink Giz ................. 188
Purity:
168
Swale
The scores were: Sussex, 1st innings
445
Langridge, 101.
Notta, 1st innings
237
Townsend, 6 for 58. Derby, 2nd imings (for 3)
wickets)
MIDDLESEX v. GLOUCESTER. CENTURIES FOR HEARNE AND
HAMMOND.
Salome
168
Sunning
Skean. Dhu
168
Ta Penstie
Skewbald Griffin
168
193
The Goat...
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WEEK-END
HOME CRICKET RESULTS
ALL MATCHES PLAYED TO A FINISH
JAMES LANGRIDGE COMES OFF WITH.
AND BALL
BAT
Iranova REUTER'S AGENCY)
London, May 19.
The mid-week cricket programme at home was favoured with such good weather that every one of the matches was played to a finish.
James Langridge, the young Sussex all-rounder, came of with both bat and ball while O, F. Walters, of Worcester, claimed the honour of scoring the first double century of the season.
The most noteworthy batting, and bowling performances were:
BATTING.
Harmond (Gloucester) v.
Glouc Fairservice (Kent). Wor-
Headley (W. Indies)
Cambridge
-Denotes not out.
Versity, 6 for 40.
2.
ཚུ ཁྐྲ་ ཁྱུ
64
(4
128
68
Freeman (Kent)
Ashdown, 108.
YORKSHIRE » ESSEX,
VERITY IN FORM.
At Dewsbury, Yorkshire beat Esex by 10 wickets,
Batting first Essex only inade 01, Verity getting 5 wickets for 31
runs.
Yorkshire made 128 for 4 (dec.) in reply and when, they went in for the second time, Essex made 05. Agnid Verity (6 for 40) bowled yell. Needing only 5 runs to win, Yorkshire.got them without any loss!
The scores were:-
Essex, 1st innings
Vority, 5
fcr34,
Yorkshire, 1st innings
wickets, declared)
Essex, and innings
Yorkshire, 2nd inaings (for
( wickets)
SUSSEX . NOTTS,
LANGHIDGE, WITH BAT AND BALL.
The scores were:-
Worcester, 1st innings
Walters, 26. Freeman, 8 for 110.
Kent, 1st innings g
Fairservice, 110. Worcester, 2nd innings......... 119
Freeman, 5 for 48. Kent, 2nd innings (for 1
wicket)
DERBY. SOMERSET.
SOMERSET BADLY BEATEN.
Good bowling by Townsend and Mitchell gave Derby a seven-wicket victory over Somerset at Ilkestop.
The losers batted first but with Mitchell (6 for 46) bowling on the top of his form they were soon dis- Derbyshire, missed for 87 runs. however, did oven worse and were skittled out for 81, Macdonald Watson (5 for 97) playing bavou with their, batsmen.
In their second venture Somerset made 182 and this time Townsend (5 for 58) claimed the batting hon oura. Set to get 189 to win, Derby to knocked off the required rims for
the loss of only three wickets,
James Langridge covered himself with glory in the above match at Hove which Sussex won by wickets. In addition to storing a century, this playe; niso gor "bag" of wickets,
Sussex scored 445 (Langridge 101) in their frat knock to which Neits replied with 227 when Langridge! took 6 wickets, for 33 runs. Forced to follow-on, Notts made 230 alter which Sussex went in and knocked off the required run with all their wickets intact
The scores were:--
Somerset, Ist innings 87,
Mitchell, for 40.
Derby, 1st innings
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SPORTING
JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAPS
WEIGHTS FOR NEXT SATURDAY
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Fifth Extra Meeting
TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY,
JUNE 11.
The following is the programme of the last extra meeting of the arst half of the season, 1933, for the Mação Race Club:
1-(Unofficial) The Ladies' Sprint
Handicap: Five Furlongs. Winner $200, Second $100. Third $30. A Cup kindly presented by Mr. Woo Lai Tin to the winning rider. For Ching, ponies, subscrip- tion ponies of this Club of any season that have not won more than nuo race this year, Entrance
$5.
Note:-The names of intending
starters and riders must be ddclared to the Secretary Dr Stewards in charge of the seales before "the time fixed for weighing out, and handicap weights allotted will be announced at the time of weighing out. 2--The Novice Handicap: Five Furlongs.
ACTIVITIES
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
ENGLAND BEAT SWITZERLAND
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]
BERNE, May al.
a international socom match, before 98,000 spectators in glori- ous weather, England beat Switzer- Innd by four goals to nil.
455.
CHRISTIAN, ATHLETE AND SOLDIER
PICTURESQUE PERSONALITY · VISITS WUCHOW,
(From Our Own Correspondent)
iri
the
Wuchow, May 18. General Chang Chi Kiang,
is
of charge who Nanking Government Department of Athletics, and is known as Christian General, visited Wuchow last week. He was to speak in the Sun Yat Sen Memorial auditorium, Winner $200. Second 8125 Third but was prohibited as he intended 875. For China ponies classified by to a missionary appeal the Gospel. the Hong Kong Jockey Club as He did, however speak to students "E" Class at date of entry, Toof the University here, and to re be ridden by jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any or apurs allowed. time. No whips Entrance $5.. 3.-(Unofficial) The Machine Gun Troop Scprry: "B" Class:
Half a Mile.
Winner 150. Second. $75. Third 850. A Cup will be presented to the winning rider. A handicap con- fined to Chinn ponies approved by the O.C., MG.T. as "B" 'Class To be ridden by troop ponies. members of the Troop. Entrunice 23, 4-The Mid-Summer Handicap: Six Furlongs.
Winner $250. Second $125. Third $75. For China ponies classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as "D" Class at date of entry. En trance $5.
5. The Grand Stand Handicap: Six Furlongs.
season.
Winner $200. Second $100. Third $50. For China ponies, subscrip tion ponies of this Club of any To be ridden by jockeys who have not won ten races any. where at any time. Entrance $6. 6.-(Unofficial) The Machine Gun Troop Handicap: "A" Class:
Once Round. Winner $150, Second 875. Third $50. A Cup will be presented to winning rider. For China ponies approved by the 0.0, M.G.T. 29 "A" Class Troop ponies, to be ridden by members of the Troop. Entrance $3.
7.~(Unofficial) The Ladies' Handi-
וי
cap: Once Round.
Winner $200. Second $100, Third $50. A Cup kindly presented by Mr. P. M. Hodgson to the winning rider. For China ponies, subscrip- tion griffins of the Hong Kong Jockey Club of this season. Win- mera at date of entry barred. En- trance $5.
oord crowds at the American Bap tist and Christian and Missionary Alliance Chaptis. In one of his ad- dresses, he said that he was not en a political mission, but was trying to increase the virtue of the people. He criticised the authorities for prohibiting the use of the Sun Yat Sen Memorial, saying that he had permission from Nanking to use all public buildings.
Leaving here, he went to Canton where he rejoined his wife and a party of 20 who are demonstrat- ing the Chinese art of boxing' and demonstrating the Chinese art of other athletic-pursuits activities. He and his party expect to spend another two days in Wuchow, then going on to Nanning vid Kwai Yuen
Missionary Conference,
For the past two weeks, nearly one hundred Chinese pastors and workers from all parts of Kwangsi. Province have gathered together in the Christian · and Missionary Alliance chapel for conference.
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Gloucester, at innings. 220 Middlesex; 2nd innings (8)
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Hammond, 170,
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Black Velvet al.
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Duplex είναι
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Jingle
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Funny Face
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Partnership
140
...... 185
Hey Mor...
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....... 181
Burgomaster
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-181
Black Rock
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101
Warrington
168
162
Jack O'Lanter
144
155
Charming Face"
149
168
Flying Boy
150
Vienna Imatao Handicap (6 Tizionys).
African Eve......
··155;
Lema Handicap (1) Milon).
140
Banjolina
150
Battling Horse an
150
Britannic Ha
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Black Velvet
140
140
Camation. II.
146
Fi-Fa
140
City of Canton ì..
140
Glen Shee
140.
Devon, w
148
Golly Eyes
140.
Middlesex, 1st innings
Hearne, 148, not put. Sinfeld, 5 for 90.
378
Gold Bridge
140
Jack O'Lantern
145
Helvellyn
158
Jingle
~145
Imperial Hall
156
King's Company ... 2148
Just Imagme
168
Maria Petra in
151
Krata Viz
143
Mistietos
$145.
Little Rock
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Much Ado
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Night Patrol:
Never Mind"
243
Poverty Bay
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Spotted Leaf
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