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HOME CRICKET RESULTS
SUSSEX AND SURREY IN SCORING
MOOD
LANCASHIRE LOSE 100 PER CENT. RECORD: ELEVEN CENTURIES SCORED
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]
London, May 23.
In the week and cricket programme which has just been brought to a close, the superiority of the bat over the ball was emphasised in no uncertain manner, although a few bowlers returned some very creditible analyses.
Sussex and Surray both topped the five hundred mark in their matches against Gloucester and Hampshire, respectively, and bal ting honours were claimed by young Barling of Surrey who put together 269 runs before losing his wicket. Another player to top the double-century was Iddon of Lancashire who was undefeat ed with 204 in their match against Warwick,
Apart from the high score put up by these two players, nine others entered the land of the magical three figures, two of them passing the 150 mark.
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Lancashire lost their 100 per cent. record when they were forced to be content with first innings points from Warwick, and it might be of interest to note that during the course of the match, 976 runs were scored for the loss of '21 wickets.
BARLING AND IDDON SHINE
HAMPSHIRE ». SURREY
BARLING'S BIG INNINGS.
· Barbage" delighted his supporters"] by putting up 200 runs in the match against Hampshire at Southampton but despite his effort, Surrey had to be content with only first innings points.
Following on Hampshire had mada 334 for 5 when stumps werm
1 drawn. Mead was in fine form with the hat and was undefeated with 109 to his credit.
The scores were:— Surry, 1at innings
Barling, 269.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933
NORTHANTS & GLAMORGAN
TURNBULL AND BAKEWELL
BAT WELL
Playing on their own ground,' Northants bent Glamorgan, by nine wickets.
The scores were:-- Glamorgan, at inninga".. 246
Turnbull, 114.
Clark, 7 for 63. Northants, 1st innings (7.
wickets, declared)............ 382
Bakewell, 113. Glamorgan, 2nd innings Northants, 2nd innings (for 1
wicket)..........
WORCESTER ». NOTTS
WALKER: 153 NOT OUT.
924
04
Making the trip to Worcester, Notts had to be satisfied with only first innings points.
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The visiting county made 374 in their first innings when Jackson took eight wickets for 76 runs Worcester replied with 203. Walker (183 not out) was in fine form with the bat when Notts went in again and www mainly responsible for their score of 312 for 4 declared. Worcester were 171 for 3 when fail ing light put a stop to play.
The scores were:-
Notts, Ist inainga
Jackson, & for 70.
Worcester, 1st inninga
Notts, 2nd innings (for
wickets)
U.S. BASEBALL
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HOMER
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to be held on MONDAY, the 29TH that the ORDINARY YEAR- DAY of MAY, 1993, t $ 7,2., LY MEETING of the Society will be OTICE is hereby given that at the Offices of the Public Works held at the HEAD OFFICE, Union First Interim Dividend of Six Department, by Order of His Building, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY,
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MAY to 28th MAY, Roth Days also in the limelight, the Babe hit-
1933.
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By Order of the Board,. of the season.
PAUL LAUDER,
General Manager,
Pittsburg Pirates and New York Yankees, present "leaders in respec tive leagues, both recorded wins while the Indians and the Senators again dropped points in the cham- pionship race...
Results as cabled by Reuter:
National League,
Boston St. Louis......................................
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Notice is also hereby given that the Singapore Transfer Registers will be closed from Friday, 9th June to Thursday, 15th June, 1933 (both days inclusive) for the preparation of Dividend Wamants,
By Order of the Board,
DERRICK & CO., Chartered Accountants,
Leoni Secretaries.
Hongkong Bank Chamber, SINGAPORE, 15th May, 1983.
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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312
Chicago
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American League.
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7
8
Walker, 153 not out, Worcester, 2nd innings (for 3
wickets)
171
506 DERBY » KENT
Hampshire, 1st innings Pothecary, 101.
305
LESLIE AMES GETS GOING.
Fender, for 96.
4 wickets)
Mead, 109.
Hampshire, 2nd innings (for
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Playing at Hume, Derby beat the Hop County by 8 wickets. losers batted first and were dismiss- ed for 169, Cobson, taking 5 wickets" for 38, runs. Derby replied with 2:20. In their second innings, Kent made 255 with Leslie Ames (143) da top scorer, while Mitchell returned the analysis of 8 for 99 Derby then went in to knock off the re- quired Funs for the loss of 2 wickets.
The scores were:- Kent, 1st innings. 150
Cobson, 5 for 38. Derby, 1st innings A...
Kent, 2nd innings
955
Leslie Ames, 143, Derby, 2nd innings (for 2
wickets)
190
WARWICK ». LANCASHIRE
IDDON AND SANTELL SCORE
CENTURIES.
At Birmingham, Lancashire had to be content with first innings point in their match against. War wick.
out.
The former batted first and scored 485 for eight thanks to a splendid innings by Iddor who made 204 not Warwick replied with 314, their top scorer being Santell who mhde 101. Forced to follow, War wick had made 177: for three when stumps were drawn,
The scores were — : Lancashire, 1st imings (for "
8 wickets)..........
Iddon, 201..
Warwick, 1st innings
Santall, 101.
........ 485
314
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Warwick, 2nd innings (for 3
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LAWN BOWLS
C.C. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY
Craigengower will be represented by the following in their Lawn Bowls fixtures on Saturday, May En, 1933:-
First Division against Taikoe Recreation Club on Taikoo ground at 4 p.m.-L. E. Lammert, A. E. Coates, J. Cavanagh, B. W. Brad- bury (Skip).
G. . Buchanan, C. S. Summons, H. Beer, R. Bosa (Skip),
W. T. Brightinan, J. S. Landolt, E. él Areulli, U. M. Omar (Skip).
Second Division against H.K. Electric R. Club on C.O.C. Green at 3.30 p.m.-D. K. Kharas, M. J. Medina, Y. Abbas, A. A. Razack (Skip)..
G. Duncan, F. E. Modi, E. Tuck, W. Call (Skip).
J. Johnston, H. Milton, W. Ward, W. V. Field (Skip).
Reserves E. C. Barry, J. Dris coll.
SUSSEX GLOUCESTER
COOK BATS WELL.
This match was played at Hove, and a feature of it was a bright innings by Cook who scored 189. Gloucester batted first and made 297 to which Sussex replied with the colossal total of 546, Cook making 100 in what was described as sparkling display of pricket. Glou- cester then went in again but they could not avoid an innings defeat, and were all out for 214.
The stores were:-- Gloucester, 1st innings... 207 Sussex, 1st innings
Cook, 169. Gloucester, 2nd innings
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At Headquarters, the West Indies touring side bent M.C.C. by 152
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The tourists batted first and of their total of 300, Headley claimed 120-the result of a bright innings. M.O.C.replied with only 240.
In their second innings, the West Indians made 268 after which they dismissed their opponents for 179 to win as above stated.
The scores were:-
West Indies, lat innings 309
Hendley, 120
SAFETY RAZOR BLADE?
CAMBRIDGE v. MIDDLESEX
DURSTON BOWLS WELL.
This game was played at Farness and ended in a draw.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
TING will be held (Weather THE SEVENTH EXTRA RACE Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on $8 SATURDAY, 27TH MAY, 1933,
commencing at 2.00 p.m.
The First Bell will bo Rung 1.30 pm.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE CHINA AGENCY AND TRADING CO. OF HONGKONG LIMITED.
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pursuant to Section 181 of the unde 247 to which the County re- Companies Ordinance 1911, that a plied with 260. In their second meeting of the Creditors of the China and Trading Company of inninga: Cainbridge made 201 when Hongkong, Lid, In Liquidation) will Durston took five wickets for 74 be held at the Company's premises. runs, und Middlesex, had scored 180 Pedder Building, Pedder Street, for eight when stumps were drawn. Victoria, Hong Kong on Thursday, the 8th day of June, 1988, at 3 o'clock The scores were:-
P.M. for the purposes provided for in the said Section.
LÂU YUI WAN,
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Cambridge, 1st innings
Middlesex, 1st innings
i
247 230
M.CO., 146 innings
246
Cambridgs, 2nd innings
201
West Indies, 2nd innings
508
Durston, 5 for 74
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ontinued at
column)
Middlesex, 2nd innings (for
8 wickets)
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