I
LEAGUE TENNIS LOWEST SCORE
Inter-Club Match
On the O.R.C. Courts yesterday, the "A" and "B" teams of that. Club. played off their league engagement- in the "A" Division, the result be- ing a win for the "A" team by 51 sets to 3h It was a very enjoyable affair and with due respect to the losers it must be said that their clubmates treated the game more In the nature of a practice match
than a league encounter.
The scores were :---
T. Kwok and K. C. Ng (C.R.C.
****)
OF SEASON
Yorks All Out For 31
HONG TONG DAI HO
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 1935.
AQUATICS
US BASEBALL
Lincoln Sports
New York Teams Beaten
SINCLAIR TO LEAD
SHANGHAI
Shanghai, “Aug 29.
A C. Sinclair has been chosen. to captain the Shanghai cricket side which will travel to Han kow next month, to play the annual Shanghai-Hankow crio- sket ixture: The Shanghai de
New York, Aug. 26. Once again the New York Base- hall outats had a bad time to- day. when the Giants lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Nation-will be leaving either on Sep-
beaten by the Chicago White Sox Iti the American League.
At the YM.GIA: Bath yesterday the London, Aug. 8 Thanks to entendid bang by Lincolnshire Regiment held their Sandnam and Barling, Surrey, savannual Aquatic Swimming Sports which produced some.. thrilling ed the follow-on against Natta gi (Special Air Mail Servico). the Oval Surrey's ninth wicker fishes. There was a large and London, Aug. 8. fell at 264, but Parker and Gover enthusiastic attendance and among In an astonishing morning's play then took part in an unbroken Inst those present were Major Thoyts,
M. Segon at Huddersfield yesterday York-wicker stand that has so far pro-acting CO, Capt. Penach and R. 8.al League and the Yankees were anire gained the doubtful distinc-duced 65 runs When stumps were tion in the match against Essex pulled up Surrey were 70 behind. af making the lowest score of the with a wicket to fall." season. They were all out in their Arst innings for 31 runs. Five batsmen and Leyland was one of them did not make a run, and actually Wood was the highest scorer with 13. Before half-past 12 Yorkshire were in the field. Essex themselves did not open their then innings too soundly, but Nichols who had worked such havoc as a bowler, came to the rescue and scored 148 runs of a total of 334, 1-and now Essex are in a happy
position Indeed.
2
lost to Taui Wai Pul' and W.
F. K. Lau and E. Leang (OR.C.
"B").
C. Hung beat D. C. Luk and 8. W.
Wong .... drew with T. L. In and T. C.
Iu..................................
2-6
8-4
8-5
***
drew with Tsui and Hung drew with D. C. Luk and &
W. Wong ** || lost to T. L Tu and T. C. Iu
6 W. Tang and F. H, Kwok
(0.3.0. “9”)
lost to Tel and Hung lost to Luk and Wong
beat Iu and lu
8-5
6-6
RECREIO "A" WIN At the Club de Recrelo courts yesterday, the home team beat the U.S.R.C. by 51 sets to 3) in an "A" Division tennis game
was the
The collapse of Yorkshire 5-7 brought about completely by 3-8 two fast bowlers, H. D. Read and Nichols, who, dnding the pitch to 6-4
their liking, were almost unplay able. Rend begao it all by taking the first four wickets, those of Barber, Sellers, Leyland, and P. A Gbb, in 15 minutes with only seven runs on the board. Then Nichols had Sutcliffe caught at the wickel and Hutton was owled frst ball, 5 that six men were out for nine before Turner and Wood made the only suggestion of resistance in the innings by addmg 18.
Considering the fact that the match, was an "A" division game the standard of play was very poor. A. V. Remedios and J. Gonsalves were the strongest pair, winning all their three sets, F. J. Remedios and f A. Barros played poorly, drop- ping two sets and playing to a tie in the third D. Persse and Johnson caused a surprise by beat- inz A. V. Gosano and C. A. Barretto, considered as one of the strongest pairs for the home team, six games to pill. The results were:- A. V Remedios and J. Gon-
salves (Recreio "A"
beat
A
L. Withington and H. Tollington
peat J. D. Mine and Major
Moulson
beat. D. Persse and 1. John-
son
A. V. Gosano and C. A. Ber-
retto (Becreio "A") beat AL. WILE ngton and
H. Tullington
beat J. D. Muine and Major
Moulson
lost to D. Persse and 1. John-
son
FJ. Remedios, and H. A. Bar-
ros (Recreio “A”) -
lost to A. L. Withington and
H. Tollington
drew with J. D. Milne and
Major Moulson
lbst to D. Persse and L. John-
sons
6-2
6-2
Three wickets, however, fell at 27, and after Bowes had hit the Arst ball he received for 4 he was soon sent back. The bowling Agures of Nichols and. Read tell their
Own tale: Read took six wickets for 17. While naturally they deserve the highest praise they beat their opponents by sheer pace-it is apparent that the Yorkshire batsmen have rarely
played so poorly. It was their
smallest total since scoring ... 26,, against Surrey at the Oval in 1908, and the'r 30 against Kent in 1865 6-0 is the only other lower total in thre
history of the club.
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- FIGHTING PARTNERS"
Essex even had time to bat for 45 6-0 m nutes before luncheon and they lost Sheffield and Willcox before 0-6 they went ahead, while half the side were out for $5. Then Nichols and B H. Belle began a nghting partnership which enabled Essex
1-6
Notts took their Saturday's total of 345 for eight werets to 399, and then did go well in the field that by the tea interval they had captured half the Surrey wickets for 197.
to
Some idea bow Surrey had night for runs may be seen in th fact that Larwood's first six overs were maidens. Wilson batted with
The Aggregate Cup wàs capturea | by HQ. Wing with 24 points while "A" Company came second with 23 The High Diving was points. keenly fought out and some good dives were executed. The swim- ming was not at a very high standard but every event was keenly co
contested with the result that some close anishes were seen, especially the Inter-Coy. Relay great resolution in getting 30 out which was won by HQ Wing with of 82 for the first wicket in 854 Company a second behind When they won the relay H.Q. Wing minutes, and after Holmes, was
For the necessary point for the beaten by a splendid off-breaki
Cup. 81 Sandham and Barling doubled the score in 65 minutes before being The results were:-
25 Yards (Freestyle)-1, Fre. parted.
Out to a simple catch at short-Locket "A" Coy,; 2. Drm, Allson, leg, Sandham played faultlessly för | HQ; 3. L/Opr. Efford, “A” two hours 40 minutes to score his Boy's Race (50 Yards): 1, Boy. 82 out of 162. Only four runs were Selby; 2. Witlock; 3. Walford. added when Fshlock feft, lbw to the experimental rule, and at 192 Fender paid the penalty of playing át a ball pitched wide of the off
stump.
-
150 Faris (Freestyle)--1, Pte. Locket, "A" Coy.; 2. Drm. Allison. HQ.; 3. Fte. Jackson, "B" Coy.
Long Plunge:-1, L/Cpr. Yeo- mans HQ; 2 Pte. Boyfeld, "B" Coy 3, L/Opr. Carter, H.Q.
Barling Innings was a mixture of aggression and defence, and when he had completed 51 out of 115 in
150 Yards (3 Btyles):-1, L/Cpr. 80 minutes, his scoring strokes were ord, "A" Coy; 2. Cpr. Chicken, eight 4's and 19 singles Garland-"A" Coy. 3. Bign. Steele, HQ. Wells stayed 40 minutes, scoring High Diving:-1, Drm. Rush, 14 of the 45 added for the sixth HQ.; 2. Pte. Price, "D": 3. Set partnership, but Bartlett, the left-Malpas, "D.” hander, was bowled second ball in playing back.
Barling's invaluable innings was closed by a fine ball from Wood- head. He defled the attack for nearly two hours, hitting 72 out of 156. Twelve 48, a two and 23
singles were among his figures.
A single by Parker converted into a five by an overthrow enabled Surrey to save the follow-on with two wickets in hand, and after Brooks had left Parker and Gover took part in a productive -last- wicket stand
Inter-Coy. Relay:-1, EQ. Wing; 2, ""A" Company; 3, "B" Company.
the seventh
The Yankens were scheduled to play the White Sox, a double beau- er but the second match had to be abandoned after innings owing to the first taking teen innings.
leaders of the Am were also enraged header, the they shared with the Philadelphia Athletics.
Results of to-day's matches fol-
'hdïours
present Leag
for which
NATIONAL LEAGUE
tember 12 or 15 and will be away from ten to twelve days,
Last year Shanghai won by 43 runs. Bints the series start ✅ed in 1919;' Shanghai have wori five times up at Hankow and Hankow six times in 1929. however, two matches were player, one in Hankow, and one in Shangbai: both teams won
on their home granad, and, if
Shanghal include this win in the series, the two poris have now won als matere, each
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
RHE
12 a 2.11 (Herman scored a home run for the Reds),
Philadelphia Detroit
Q Pittsburg K 1013
111 1 New York
Traynor, Fadden and Jensen esch scored a home run for the Pirates).
SOCCER HITCH
AT IPOH
Ipoh, Aug. 21.
• A hitch has occurred in connec tion with the proposed visit of the South China footballers to Ipoh. the "Peral Football Association re- fuling to approve a match between the visitors and the Perak Chinese unless 15 per cent. of the gate col-. lection is handed over to the PRA.
The Chinese on principle object to paying stating that the groun is their own and that 3's "required" for meeting the **- penses or the "visiting team, the Furplus to be used for reducti
the deficit in expenses occurred by Perak representation to thể Chinese Olympiad at Penang,
M
-The Chinese also state that they gave their ground to the PA for use for the Malayın: Cúp "match aggingt, Selangor without charging La single cent the Chhiểm jaldg so EFFETE far as to change the venue of the | szpupi: Perak - Grškzése" sports to i enable the RRA, tơ usd the ground.
26 2
Jimmy Foxx scored a home run WORLD'S BANTAMWEIGHT fo the Athletica).
Boston
Cleveland
9
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I
2
(Trosky -scored a home run for the Indians),"
New York Chicago
CHAMPIONSHIP
New York, Aug. Lou Saliço or. Broo the world's bantamweigh
championship when he gained the .6.19 9 decision on points in a
round fight with. Sixtą Escol Mexico, last pik)
(Lou Gehrig twice hit home runs while Al Simmons scored Re one for the Yankees. There were
St. Louis Philadelphia
1
1
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RTH E
1) innings).
Philadelphia Detroit
1
18 1317 (Jimmy Foxx and Roy Johnson scored home, runs for the Athle tics).
13
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Keeton, c Brooks, b Gover Harris, Parker, b G.-Wells... 69 Walker, c & Fender Hardstaff hit wit, b. Gover Staples, Parker, b Holmes
to gain an overwhelming advant-Lilley. Brooks, b Fender age. In marked contrast to the Knowles, c. Gover, b Parker .... 6-6 success of Nichols and Read as
G. F. H. Heane, e & b Fender bowlers, Bowes bowled only Larwood, b Gover medium pace and gave the Essex "Voce, c Fishlock, b Fender batsmen Ettle trouble. Indeed the Woodhead, not out
'B 10,'l-b 15, ǹ-b 1 first four Essex wickets fell to slow bowling.
Total...
4-6
SURREY
Sandham, Knowles, b Voce Wilson, lbw, b Voce...
"C.C.C." BEAT, RECREIO Playing a good standard of tennis throughout in a, grtelling contest, the Craigengower CC defeated the
All his regular bowlers had Recrelo "B" team in a League en- falled hin, su Sellers put on Ley- counter on the own courts yester land, who promptly broke up the day at Happy Valley. Each of the great stand between - Nichols and home teams secured two of the Belle by having Belle caught. three sets to emmerge worthy win-Altogether Nichols and Belle had R. T. Holmes, b Staples ners by 6 sets to three. The scores made 174 for the sixth wicket in were
three hours and 10 minutes. Both comb ned sure defence with power- ful hitting and Belle had seven 's in h's 63. If fortunate at times. -Nichols reached heights of brill- ance: Early in his innings he hit 6-4 Turner over the square leg bound
"ary for 6. "and later he straight 5-7 drove Verity for 8; besides having
J. W. Leonard and G. Lai
(0.0.0.) - beat L. A. Blva and J. J.
Remedios
beat H, A. Noronha and W.
Reed
lost to L. F. V. Ribeiro and -
B. T. Gosano
Y Hachiuma and R. Choa
- + (0.0.0.)
five 4's in two avers from Leyland. He offered a chance of being stamp- 3-8ed af Yerity when 41 and when 99 7-5 he was extremely lucky to see Verity miss a simple catch in the
slips off Bowes.
lost to Bilva and Remedios... beat Noronha and Reed beat Ribeiro and Gosano 8-4
F. R. Zimmern and A. B. Ham-
*:son (C.C.C.)
During the last hour Nichols,
lost to Silva and Remedios 5-7 Eastman and R. Smith, at- tacked the bowling vigorously and
best Noronha and Reed .... 6-3
46
18
34
45
31
399
2
Barling, b Woodhead Fshlock, low (r), b Voce........ 4 P. G. H. Fender, e Lilley, b Voce 8 H. M. Garland-Wells, c Lilley,
b Staples HT. Bartlett, b Staples Parker, not out
Brooks, e Voce, b Staples
Gover, not out
. B 8, 1-bil, w 1
Total (wkta.).
14
0
58
14
20
329
(n) signifies bw under new rule
beat Ribeiro and Gosano: 6-2 he was ninth out at 331, He had Gover
C.R.C. BEATEN
hit two 6's and 18 4's. Altogether | Parker
OTTINGHAMSHIRE, First Innings
In a "D" Division tennis match Essex took four grid three-quarter Holmes at the K.C.C. courts the home team hours putting together their big ender were beaten by C.R.C. by 3 sets to total, and to-day Yorkshire face G-Wells....
.: the tremendous task of getting 303
Both were of about the same runs to avoid an innings defeat. calibre but the Chinese got the
victory through receiving three bye | Bcdre:---
Walker and C. Blum not YORKSHIRE First Innings puffing in an appearance. The ro sults were as follows:--
Sutcline, c. Chemeld, b. Nichols Barber, c, Wilcox, b. Read... AB Sellers, Wilcox, b. Read Leyland, b. Read...
3. Freeman and L. E. Kirby
lost to D. F. Lee and HP.
Chan beat D. K. Leung and Y. K
last to L Tins and W. C.
Choy
A Philipen and B. Boltau
to D. F. Lee and H. P.
2-8P A Gibb, Rist, D. Reod......
Turner, c. Sheffield, b. Read 6-3 Hutton, b. Nichbis ...
3-6
Leung and Y. KY
and WC. K
and Bum
Wood, c Read, b. Michols.
Fisher, b. Read
Verity, not out..... Bowes, c. Rist, b. Nichols
Bye, 1; 1-b., 1; .-b, 1
Total
ESSEX. – Frist Innings
O. M. R. W.
34 8883 28.9 TZ
16,3 54
36.3 4 133
12 2 21
Gover bowled one no-ball,
B. H. Belle, c. Verity, b. Leyland 63.
Eastman, c. Gibb, b. Bowes..
23
Smith (RV)) b. Boves TOY Sunith (R3), not out .....
5
18:
H. D. Reads Wood, b. Verity 0
Byg, 24, 1-b 13
4.
Total
31
31
NA BOWLING ANALYSIS
ORKSHIRE First Ion PSALA
Inniz
BOWES
Verity
Fast HP-Chan
#Leyl
and WC. Cho Nichols, Hation, bowed
and Chester
AVANA
6-8 Shameld 1 Verks
Ria, & Gibby (bi Verify. IDR Waon, d. Wood
Cutmore, E. Wood, ne
ing and Y. FunConnor, 5. Tisher
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