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VICTORY ON YANGTSE
MANY JAPANESE SLAIN AS CRUSHING BLOW IS DELIVERED
Tsingyang, June 27.
Chinese troops defending the lower reaches of the Yangtse lo the vicinity of Tikang, 60 kilometres southwest of Wuhu, delivered a crushing blow to the invading forces early yesterday morning when they recaptured Fenghuangshan after a violent struggle.
Crowning two weeks' effort, the Chinese forcés killed more than 1.000 Japanese troops, wounded many hundreds more, and sètzed 200 riftes, five machine-guns and quantities of military supplies.
(Continued from Page 1) BROWN BRILLIANT Brown continued to play pretty cricket and scored two brilliant boundaries, to the off, from Wright.
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1938.
FOREIGN MAILS
Parcel Post Service to Amoy Island is temporarily uspended. Parcels can be accepted for Kubingsu only.
Air mal letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. They
O'Reilly was anally bowled by should be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear sufficient postage. In- Fames for a magnificent exort suficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency ar forwarded by Steamer 'Service, at the discretion of the Post Onics.
which lasted 45 minutes.
FIAMMOND INJURED Play was resumed at 4.15 p.m. when it was announced that Ham- mond had torn a muscle in the right thigh and was thus prevent- ed from bowling.
Brown reached his 200', with a fine cut off Wellard to the Pavilion for a four and was given a great fovation, "
Ww.3
RAID ON NANCHANG ENDS IN FAILURE
Nanchang, June 27, Twenty-seven Japanese planes
Australia's innings came to ap With yesterday's Chinese success in two groups made an unsuccess-end when Fleetwood-Smith the Japanese advance from Tikang full attempt to raid Nanchang this caught at square-leg by Barnett has again been beaten back to a afternoon.-(Central News).
off Verity, Brown being undefeated precarious foothold on the brink
for 206. With a total of 422 Aus- tralia were only 12 ans behind England's score.
of the river, where the invaders
are waiting for assistance from their ships.
CHILD VICTIMS
!!
IN HANKOW
Hankow, June 27.
The recapture of Fengowarigshan ... was achieved after eight full hours
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ENGLAND--1ST INNINGS-494 AUSTRALIA FIRST INNINGS Two hundred child victims torns. H. Fingleton. c Hammond, b
parents anc Wright
of bitter fighting. In which the away from their Chinese also suffered heavy, losses. homes in the vicinity of Shouhsten w A. Brown, not out
Previous to the recapture of this and Chengyangkwan in central. G. Bradman, b Verity strategic height, two more impor-Anhwel arrived in Hankow todays. J. McCabe, c Verity, b Farnes tant points, Louhutow and Maan- They will be taken care of by the AL Hassett. lbw b Wellard shan, were retaken by the Chinese Wartime Child Relief Association Badcock, b Wellard forces (Central News),
here. (Central News).
B. A Barnett. c Compton. b
Verity
AUSTRALIANS DEFEAT
ESSEX AT SOUTHEND
A Sporting Match
At Southend recently the Australians beat Easex by 97 runs, Pace, in the form of K. Farnes and Nichols, who came out with the
Aigures 18-8-25-6, and spin, in the persons of F. A. Ward and LOB Fleetwood-Smith, were too much for the batting opposed to them. There was a great crowd to watch the fall of wickets, and although the weather was blustering there was no rain.
Early on, the Southend pitch, especially at the end opposite the artificial lake, which is the best definition those versed in Southend local lote can manage, gave signs that it was going to be unplea- saul, and that the side that took fourth innings might consider 159 a good score.
A. G. Chipperfield. l.b.w.,
Verity.....
W. J. O'Reilly, b Farnes
Direct Service "—London date, imperial 23rd June.
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29th June
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1 Canada, U.S.A. Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., date 7th June).
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L. OB. Fleetwood-Smith,
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Extras
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· 30th June S0th June lat. July
15
... Jan's
422 | Shanghai
Swatow
Fall of the wickets-1 (Pingle- Shanghai and Swatow ton) for 69; 2 (Bradman) for. 101; Japan .....
(McCabe) for 152; 4 (Hassett) Straits and Manila for 276; 5 (Badcock) for 276; 6 Japan ....
Barnett) for 308; 7 (Chipperfield) Calcutta and Straits... for 308; 8 (O'Reilly) for 393: 9 (McCormick) for 393; 10 (Fleet-.8.A., Honolulu arid Japan--(San wood-Smith) for 422.
Farnes Wellard
For all that. Ward and C. w. Cabe himself, after reaching his Wright Walker, put on 42 runs for the first 50 by forcing Stephenson off his Verity wicket. To add a comparative in- legs for a single, skied the ball and Edrich sult to the undoubted injury to was caught at point. Easex Ward on-drove Smith for 6.
ESSEX'S TASK NICHOLS REWARDED
The end of the innings came Smith bowled for a long time soon afterwards, and Essex made a Into the wind, and Farnes and bad start, as in the first over East- Nichols alternated at the other man was caught close in on the end, and had the mild kind of gale leg side of Walte.
Essex altered their batting or der, and T. N. Pearce went in with
behind them.
Smith, eventually bowled Ward, and Nichols went on to reap the the proper intention of attacking. reward which had been denied He showed himself not at all him. He bowled Walker and gut afraid of the bowling, and even J. H. Fingleton well caught at the When Ward and Fleetwood-Smith wicket on the offside.
went on he seemed likely to make
Australia and Manila...
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Bowling Analysis
Francisco date, 10th June) Selgon
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ENGLAND, 2ND INNINGS
| G. J. Barnett, c McCabe, b Mc-
Cormick
Hutton, McCormick, . b O'Reilly
Verity, not out
W. J. Edrich, not out.
Extras
Int. July
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2nd July
3rd July
4th Inig
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6
Total for 2 wickets) "39
Full of the wickets:-1 (Barnett) for 25: 2 (Hutton) for 28.
For
TUESDAY
Samahut, and Wuchow.. Kongmoon
many more than the 23 which was SOVIET BORDER Shanghai, Japan and Europe via
to be his ultimate score. Wilcox drove Ward
for
2
6
His bowling was, fast, accurate, and hostile, and the pitch, in the important matter of angles. was which subsequently turned out to helping him to set the batsmen a problem.
RUNS THROUGH COVERS #
be a 4. much to the confusion of the scoreboard, and was, ther stumped by Walker, whose Angers did not allow him to go. on with wicket-keeping. and Fingleton took his place...
C L. Badcock played well for his 23 runs; he abandoned the hook stroke with which he is on rather
O'Connor got a few easy runs o too flirtatious terms, got well on top of the ball, and made some the leg side of some loose balla
TENSION
Hankow, June 27. About 14,000 Japanese troops' have been transferred from the Lungbai Rallway front to north of Shanhakkwan in view of the precarious situation along the frontier.
the
There have been sporadic ex-
handsome runs through the covers, from Fleetwood-Smith, but Nichanges of are between the Soviet but in spite of him, and of W. A. chols died many deaths before he and Japanese frontier guards. Á Brown's 15: six wickets were down died playing indeterminately to message from Harbin stated about for 88 runs, and that, although it Ward, and that meant 56 runs for 200 Chinese and Russians in that meant more than it looked on the four wickets, tea, and a highly in-town score-board, was not quite enough,teresting situation,
McCabe, however was not out After 11 ryns had been added 17 at luncheon out of the total of O'Connor was caught deep at mid- 108, and afterwards he proceeded ¦ on off Ward, and with the total at toʻplay: exactly the innings. cir- 80 J. N, Dennis stretched forward cumstances demanded. He took to Fleetwood-Smith's leg-break, risks, and the ball was often in the found the ball with the edge of air, but his tactles were intelli- his bat, and was duly caught at gent and correct.
Arst slip.
tional).
were arrested. Interna-
SIR CLARK KERR Shanghai, June 27. The British Ambassador, Sir Ar-
Siberia Haiphong
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He hooked Smith for 4, and then The pitch, in a different way, A a. Chipperfield was bowled mid-was as responsive to spin as it had dle stump by Nichols, but McCabe been to pace. The writing was on went on forcing the pace, and two the wall and the next few overs cuts, one off J. W, A, Stephenson (underlined it. and the other off Nichols, brought The end. Indeed, came with al-Wing Commander Kirby, Air At-Swatow and Shanghai..
most Indecent haste and left the tache. Mr. E. L. Hall Patch. Finan- Air Mail for Chongking (via Ban With the total at 130 M. G. thoughtful spectator to muse on clal Adviser to the British Em- Waite was caught at the wicket in what might have. happened had bassy and Mr. W. D. Allen. per. trying to drive Nichols, and Mc-Essex won the toss.
sonal Secretary to Bir Clark Kerr. ~~(Reuter).
bim eight runs. ..
| MORE JAPANESE
SOLDIERS
Kinhwa, June 27.
CAR MISHAP
MEIHSIEN RAID Considerable excitement was
Swatow, June 27. caused in Queen's Road Central,
More than twenty civilians were about 8 pm. yesterday when an
Military dispatches report that killed a score of others wounded, unattended car, which was parked 20.000 Japanese troops have re- and over a dozen houses demo D'Agullar Street, suddenly cently arrived in Shanghai. They shed during an air raid by six moved down the incline and were later sent to various points Japanese planes on Melhsien this crashed into the Grand Dispen along the Nanking-Shanghai and morning. sary, situated in Queen's Road Shanghal-Hankow Railways. Just opposite the Ori Lok Yuen Restaurant
ת!
A showcase was, damaged,
FORMOSAN TROOPS IN NAMOA
On the night of June 23, 2.000 Japanese wounded soldiers were sent back to Japan in a transport, Recording to the same reports (Central News).
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Bertin, June 27 The derman athlete, Dora Rút- jen, of Bremen, at the athletic FRAU TRAUTMANN......
meet in Goetingen ́established "a. Haiphong" Swatów, June 27. It is learned that Frau Traut-new world record in high jump Military reports place the nummann, the wife of Dr. Oscar P. for women by clearing 1.66 metrés, ber of invading forces at Namon Trautmann, German Ambassador. The previous record has been held at more than 200 men, of which to China, who is a patient in the for years by the American women, over 100 are Formosans-(Central War Memorial Nursing Home is Misses Shirley and, Didrikson Newa).
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(Transocean),
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