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WISDEN'S ALMANACK
Don Bradman Writes
In 1938 Issue
"Wisden's Cricketers' AL manack" for 1939, the seventy- sixth "successive issue of this famous annual first published by John Wisden, the Sussex Cricketer, from his Coventry Street sports outfitting shop in 1864. has come to hand. The edition lis la belght Yellow Jacket with its con- trasting green band is a wel- come herald of the 1839 cricket
DOW
Season
Its 958 pages are as tull of facts and
figures as usual, and the articles are of particular interest- Don Bradman writes for the Arst time in "Wisden" and his "Cricket at the Cross Roads" is of out standing importance.
He comments unfavourably on the doped wickets of to-day, asying that cricket should be so governed that time-limitless matches are unnecessary, and ex- plains how this could be done: he. advocates a further change in the LBW law; and makes a special plea for more up-to-date scoring boards on the principal grounds" in England.
He says "Cricket needs to retain Its present followers and to gain new ones. Moderri scering-boards would be a 'big help, and any temporary loss would be recouped eventually through the turnstiles." "CRICKET CONUNDRUMS” Arthur Gilligan, the former Eng- Hish captain, is fully 'quallied to write on "Cricket "Conundrums," and in his article he submits some interesting posers and gives the correct answers. 'Do you know how five men can be dismissed for one ball bowled?
“COMPETITORS” RETAIN EWO
TROPHY
last
Tho "Competitors," year's winners in the Ewo Lengus, retained the title when they beat the "Hongkong Wan- ders" at the Hongkong Bowling Alleys last night.
U.S. BASEBALL
LEAGUE
NEW YORK, Apr. 28 (Reuter)-—. The following were the results of matches played in the Major Base- ball League yesterday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R H. E
5 13 · 0
1 10
The match was closely contested, Cincinnati........... and the winners captured the title St. Louis...... with only 243 points against their opponents.
(Myers homered for the Reds).
The cup, donated by the Ewe Boston Brewery Company, was presented Brooklyn
to the champions by Mr. H. Odell,
director of the Bowling Alleys. New York
The highest scorers of the match Philadelphia were Ernie Hearther, "Competi-
1 HURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939.
FOREIGN MAILS
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, 17th APRIL, 1930, 9.30 4.N.
Registered and Ordinary mail & Parcels (not insured), will be ac- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit
Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Belisin and Eire) and South America, are forwarded "vin "Siberis" if so superscribed.
INWARD MAILS
(San Francisco date, 1st April). Buren......
tors," who contributed 854 points, (Brack hömered for the Phillies). U. &. A, "Honolulu', and Japan-|Pres. Van while J. 9. Landolt, of the "Hong- kong Wonders." rolled 818 points for his side..
The scores were as follows:- "Competitors":-Ernie Hearther 854. Dick Venezia 798, Doc Molthen Philadelphin 790. Dick Fuggiano 789,
Total. New York 3211.
"Hongkong Wonders"; "J. 3. Landolt 818, L. Gaddi 735, A. Gol- dau 724. M. Talan 691. Total, 2963.
SOME TEAMS FOR
THIS WEEK
RECREIO TEAMS
(Etten 'homered for the Athletics and Selkirk for the Yankees). Washington ............. 5 10 3 Boston
6 9
(San Francisco date, 7th April) Pres. Cleveland.. Shanghai
Shanghai and Swatow
Japan. Japan (Eleven trinings were played. | Japan Foxx homered for the Red Sox).
St. Louis
712 2 2 8 0
Shanghal
1 +4
Q
2
cisco date, 21st April Shanghai and Amoy .....
British M/V
Kiungchow.... Liangehow....
Toyama Maru............. Montevideo Maru, Tusima Maru..... Conte
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22nd. April
Airways Plans
17th April
3 0
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Haiphong, Fakhol and Fort Bayard Kaying...
27th April
1 5
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B
12
Haiphong
Lahore.. Call..
27th April
37th April
Japan and Shanghai
Jean Laborde.....
97th April
-97th April
Pittsburgh Chicago
3 8
U. S. A., Honolulu and Japan-
5
10
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"27th April
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"AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rabavi
Canton........ Friderun....
27th April
28th April
8
13
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Bangkok
Kwelyang..
3th April
Japan"
Kitano Marii.
28th April.
Manila.»
Anna Maersk...
29th April
Shanghai and Swatow.
29th April
29th April
19th April
29th April
29th April
Biancamano...
american
Airways plant
29th April,
30th April
30th April
date. Imperial
Airways Piane
1st May
Kumsang'
1st May
Hector...
2nd May
2nd May
Van Heutsa. «.
2nd May
Laos
2nd May
Nellore.....
3rd May
Banthia.....
4th Stay
Tjisalak..
3th May
Haruna Maru.....
6th May
Conte Rosso.
5th May..
·Glenapp.......
5th May
Pyrrhus.
5th May
Arabia Maru.....
5th May
„J!
Tanda.
9th May
Canada, US.A, Honelulu, Japan &
Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., Cate 14th April). Shanghai
+
Emp. of Japan..
4th May
Gneisenau.......
6th May
The following have been selected Detroit to represent Recrelo in the Lawn Chicago Bowls League games on Saturday: Cleveland
v. K.B.G.C. (Home)
C. M. Suva, J. F. V. Ribeiro, L. J. Silva, F. X. M. Silva (skip).
J. Luz, A. P. Guterres, R. F. Luz,j H. A. Alves. (skip).
L. F. Xavier; C. E. Marques, J. E. Noronha. C. G. Silva (skip).
v. C.C.C.-(Away) L. A. Gutierres, D. C. Alves, C. R. Pereira, B. Basto (skip).
C. C. Pereira. A. M. Xavier, E. Sousa, F. X. Soares (skip).
F. Machado, C. H. 'Basto, F. V. V. Ribeiro, J. J. Basto (skip).
v. K.C.C. (Home) J. C. Remedios, A. Rodrigues,
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(Campbell homered twice for the Indians).
KOWLOON TONG
Air Mail by "Pañ. American Air-
Ways Direct Service-San Fran
Air Mail by "Imperial. Airways
Direct Service"-London
26th April
Cricutta and Straits
Shanghai
Tilnegara..
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai
(San Francisco date, 30th Mar. Tatuta Maru.... Straits
BOWLS TEAM
The following will represent: Saigon Kowloon Tong Club in a League Japan. match against Kowloon Football Japan. Club at Kowloon Tong's Green on Java Saturday:-
Strafta
C. Mose, J. Tang, J. L. Stephens, Straits A. Spary (skip)..
Shanghai. A. E. Castro, Y. Abbas, A. J. Kew, Straits J.AH. Basto (skip),
M. Alarcon, F. A. Zavier, C. Vas. C. A. Lopes (skip).
Frank Woolley of Kent who retired from first class cricket at the end of last season, relates in a" special article some of his ex- periences and some amusing hap-R. Soares, O. P. Remedios (skip). penings in the field, which is followed by a full statistical re- cord of his career covering the period of 1906 to 1938. Another statistical feature is a table of
batsmen who Have scored more than 25,000 runs, and bowlers who have taken: 1,500 or more wickets. Successive Editors of "Wisden" have appealed for some restriction to be placed on, the preparation of wickets. and, in agreement
L. Leon, M. A. Carvalho, C. M. 3. Alves, P. Yvanovich (skip).
1.R.C. TEAM The following is the LR.C, Senior team for Saturday:-
K.C.C. (Home)
Japan....
J. H. Wong, T. M. Gregory, W. J. Australia and Manila..... Howard, H. Gittins (skip).
Minu, A. K. Minu (skip).
..... D. M. Khan, A. M. Wahab, M. V. Adai, A. R. Dallah (skip).
A. N. Rumjahn, A. Baker, A. O. J. Hoosen, B. M. Rumjahn, A. R. Madar, M. R. Abbas (skip),
with Don Bradman, Mr. Wilfrid ADVERTISED SAILING FROM H.K.
H. Brookes, the present Editor, says in his Notes: "One may logically assume that unless the work of the groundman is to be controlled the aim to bring about more results by extending the number of days allotted to a Test match will once more be defeated." ANOTHER FEATURE
A portrait of Lord Hawke, and appreciations by Sir Stanley Jack- son. Sir Francis Lacey and Mr. Hubert Preston are another texture of the new edition.
The revised "form of "Wisden." with its new jacket, type face, Index, and rearrangement of con- tents, started with last year's issue. has been continued as it met with universal approval, and an addi- tional improvement is the special Index to the Cricket Records, and fuller than usual descriptions of the England-Astralia Test Mat- ches
The "Five Cricketers of the Year" are H. T. Bartlett (Sussex), W. A. Brown (Aus- tralia,). ‚D. C. S. Compton “(Middlesex)" Kenneth Farnës ́ (Fesex) and A. Wood (York- shire).- Portraits of these players, and short blographies of them form one of the most 'eagerly' awaited features: of the DOW universally known "Cricketer Bible." "Wisden" is published in limp linen covers at 5s, net, and in a strong cloth boards binding at 75. dd. net, by J. Whitaker and Sons, Ltd, 12, Warwick Lane, London, E-C. 4
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(Continued from Fage 14)
Carthage, P. & .. May 19, City of Athens, Back Line, Hay 14. Menesthens, B. & S., May 17. Bangalore, P. & O., May 20.
Maits Canton, P. & O., April 29. Bagensburg, Melchers, May $.... Carthage, P. & O., May 13,
Marseilles
Jenn Laborde, Messageries, Aprü 27. Pres. Van Buren, A. P. Lines, April 24, Canton, P. & O., April 29, Hector, B. & S., May 5. Suwa Maru, Regensburg,
May. 3. NY
Franken, Belchers, May 0.
May 13.
Mar. Jeffre, Messageries, May 12, Carthage, P. & O., May 13, Pres. Harrison, A. P. Lines, May 12, Meneathens, B. &
8., May 17 Bangalore, P. & O., May '90.
Van
Pres. Van Buren, A. P. Lines, April 2 Suwa Maru, N. Y. K., May 5. Pres. Harrison, A. P. Lines, May 19.
Orin
Shantung Gilman's, April 28. Sontsy, Messagerien, May 2. Franken, Melchers, May 12.
Oslo
Shantung Gilman's, April : 28:
Penzoz
Cremer, J. C. J. Line, April 27.
Glenapp, Jardine's, May Abbekerk, J. C. J. Line, May 10, Menestheus, B. & 8., May 17. Talma, B.-I. (Apese), May 20.
Rartoon
Tasima Maru, N. Y. K., April 30. Santhia, B. I. (Ápes), May 8. Hai Las, Thoresen's, May 9. Lima Mara, N. Y. K., May 10. Talma, B. I
May 20 fiterdam Ramses, Jebsen's, April 9. Eins, E. A. Co., May 2.. Hector, B. & S., May 3 Regensburg, Melchers, May 8, Gneisenau, Melchers, May 8.
6,
7.
lesopp, Jardino's, Ma
12.
Kulmeriand, Jebsen's Abbekerk, J. C. J. Line, May 10. Fränken, Melchers, May City of Athens, Bank Line, May 14. Mencatheus, & S., May 17. Bangalore, P. & Q., May 20.
Scandinavian Ports Shantang Gilman's, April 23.. Shantang Gilmag's, April 28. Kina, E. A. Co., May 2,
Singapore
Lahore, P. & G., April 27. Cromer, J. C. J. Line, April 27, Jean Laborde, Messageries, April 27, Chanting Gilman's, April 23.
Pros, Ven
Buren A P. Lines, April 2
Fres, Van Buren, A. F. Linus, April 28 Tergenta Mare, N. Y. K., April 29
Canton, P. & O., April 29.
Hector, B. & E., May
3.
Ryutaku Mara, 0, 5. K., May Suwa Maru, N. Y. K., May 5. Benthis, B. (Apcar) May 6.
May B Glenipp
May
g.' HA Les Abbekerk, J. C. 3. Line, May 10. Van Hestar, J. C. J. Line, May 11. Pres. Harrison, A. P. Lines, May 12. Carthage, P. & O., May 13. Katsang, Jardice's, May 18, Menestbens, B. & S., May 17. Talma, B. (Apcar), Mar 30, Bangalore, P.&O., May 20
Plymouth
CONTRACT BRIDGE Cantos, P. & O., April 29,
An
Carthags, P. & O., May 13,
Port-Said:
AT K.C.C. enjoyable contract bridge tournament was held at the Kow- loon Cricket Club on Tuesday night despite a disappointing attendance. Teams of East and West, and North and South were opposed, eight hands being played at each Regensburg, Melchers, May 6
Bamsen, Jebeca's, April 20.
C. Biancamano, L. Triestino, April 28. Cantoo, P. & O.,
Mar April 29,
Tusims Maru
K., April 30
Montevideo Mara, 08. E., April 30,
B. A.- Co., May 2,
Kin. & E., May's.
Brofakt Maru, O. 8. E., May 4,
May
5.
Maru, N. Y. K Tegelberg, J. C. J. Line, May 5. Arabis Mara, O. 8. K., May 6. Regensburg, Melchers, May 6. Greinau, Melchers, May 8, Santhia, B. (Apear), May 8.
Jardine's, na Jebsen's, May 7. Teiresas, B. & S., Tango Maru N.
6;
Hai Les, Thoresen's, May Abbakerk, J. C. J. Line, May 10. Van Houtas, J. C. J. Lins, May 11. Conte Rosso, L. Triestino, May 12,
12, Franken, Melchers, May
Jean Laborde, Messageries, April 27. Shantung Gilman's, April 23. Canton, P. & 04 April 29. Pras, Van Buren; A. P. Lines, April 24.
Biancaman Co. May 3.
Fre L. Triestino, April 29, B. & E., May 3. Suwa Maru, N. Y. £,
May 6.
Factor,
table. East and West won by
the SMS
Malchers, May 6
handsome margin of 9,200.
Scores were:
EAST AND WEST
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Gray, plus
Conte
I Line, May 10.
L. Tricating, May 19, Malchers, May 12. March Joffre Messageries, May 12
Harrison, A
A P. Lines, May 12. 4,840, Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Stokes P&O May 18, plus 4.110, F. E. Nash and A Ma- Meuertheus, B&B May 10: 17.
dar, plus 2,990, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bangalore, Keates, minus 2,740
Port Soudan
NORTH AND SOUTH H Shantung Gilman's, Aprli
Canton, P. & .. April 29,
Mr. Clark and Mr. Shields minus-Regensburg. Malchers, May 6, 1150, Mr. and Mrs. V. Labrum, Teiresias, B. 2.5, May 8, minus 1.470. Dr. Balean and Miss 3. Carthage P. 8 On May 19 Haynes, minus 3,110, and Mr.
Bangalort, P. &z O.; Kay 90. Spence and Mrs. E. Kella, minus Fort Swettenham Hector, B. & S, May 14 SE 13,470.
Baptain, B. I (Aposc); May (
Joffre, Messageries, May 12 Pres. Harrison, A. P. Lines, May 19. Carthage, P&O, May 13, Kuteng, Jardine's, May 15, Menesiliaus, B. & S., May 17.
B. I. (Apear), Mag
Jean
Laborde,
Suez
20
Messageries April 27. Pres Van Burea, A.
A. P. Lines, April 22 Cantoù. P. &·0,
On April 29
Suwa, Mara, NY, K., May 5.
Regensburg, Melchers, May 6, Greisenau, Melchters, May Glenapp, Jardine's,, May 6. Franken, Melchers, May 12,
Pros, Harrison, A. P. Lines, May 11- Mar. Joffre, Messageries, May 19. Carthage, P., & May 18 Bangalore, P & O., May 20.
Tangier
Canton, P.&O. April 20 Carthage, P.& 0 May 13
U.K. and Continent » Abbekerk, J. C. J. Line, May 10, City of Athens, Bank Lino, May 14:
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