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5 FOR
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14 AGAINST W. INDIES
PRESS George Headley Again
Foremost Batsman
England declared after the
tem Interval with the score at 128 for six wickets,
Hutton, on reaching 18, com- pleted his 2,000 runs for the
season.
Eight thousand were present.
spectators
AIR RA
OVER. CHUNGKING
SEVERAL FIRES STARTED
Furious Dogfights
Over City
CHUNGKING, July 25 (Reater)
LONDON, July 25 (Reuter)-The weather was glorious but the wicket was soft from last night's rain when the second Test cric ket match between England and the West Indies "entered the anal day of play at the Old Trafford, Manchester, The start was delayed for half-an-hour.
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With their overnight acore at 85 for three wickets the West Indians were only able to add 48 runs before they were all dis- missed in the face of splendid bowling by Bowes, of Yorkshire, who claimed six wickets for 32 runs, five of which he captured George Headley was again to the dard and also had four boundary fore among the visiting batsmen hits in his short innings of 47 runs, scoring 31 before he was caught by scored out of 58. Wood behind the stumps off Grant lost his wicket in hitting | Shanghal, Bowes' bowling.
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Hutton and Fagg opened Eng-long-on by Fagg. land's second innings and at lunch George Headley continued to bat had 11 runs
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MONDAY'S PLAY
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
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ponsive to spin, forcing batsmen on the West Indies score was 85 for the strict defensive, Without any three, Headley 16 not out and Sea- addition to the score, Paynter was ley 13 not out.
ENGLAND.-1st, INNS. dismissed, being caught by Sealey behind the sticks, of Clarke's bowl-Hutton, e Martindale, b Grant ing.
Fagg, b Hylton In the next over, "Hutton was w. R. Hammond, at. Sealey,
Paynter, c Sealey, b Clarke caught by Martindale, fielding "at
Clarke short leg. off Grant, Hutton also had not added to his pre-lunch
score.
England's total, which was 34 for three, made in 95 munytes.
-Chungking was raided last night by 27 Japanese planes, which were greeted with heavy anti-aircraft fire and engaged in furious dog- The 50 went up after 105 min. fights by Chinese pursuit ma-utes of batting, and two minutes chines.
later there was a short break owing to more rain.
attacked
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Beveral bombs landed in the vicinity of the French Embassy. the nearest one only 100 yards distant.
BIG FIRES STARTED
53 FOR 4
Compton, ht. wit.. t Clarke .....
Hardstaff, c Williams. 6 Grant 70 Wood, cand b Constantine Wright, not out ......
Extras
At the resumption, Denis Comp-Martindale tom had the misfortune to trod on Hylton his wicket when playing Clarke. Clarke He had made only four runs, and Grant the English score was now 63 for Cameron
for 4.
At 62, Hammond left, being
after making 22
Constantine,
7 2 "36 WEST INDIES.-1st INNS.
Big fires were started near the stumped by Sealey, off Clarke, R. 3. Grant, e Fagg, b Goddard 47
Chialing River, the flames lighting up the waterfront with a lurid glare. Several bombs landed in the river itself.
Reuter's temporary office in the western suburb had a close escape from destruction when three bombs landed within twenty yards of it. Luckily they were duds.
Оле of them landed the tennis court.. and other two in
a
011 the narrow
Hardstaff was aggressive and scored 50 in as many minutes, hitting a six and seven fours.
J. B. Stolayer, a and b God-
dard
G. Headley, Wood, b Bowes 51 G. Gomez, c Wood," b Bowes J. E. D. Sealey, c Hammond, b
Bowes
P. G. D. Cameron, c Hutton, b
Bowes
Wood and Hardstaff madę stand, but at 150, the Yorkshire- man was caught and bowled by Constantine after a useful innings of 26,
Williams, b Copson Tea was taken with the score Constantine, b Bowes standing at 151 for six wickets. Martindale, e Hammond; b Cơp- Hardstaff being 64 not
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count
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THRILLING FIGHT
CHUNGKING, July 25 (Central)
when play continued after tea.
When Hardstaff was caught by Williams, oft Grant, after making
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Japan. Japan.
18 Saigon.
Japan and Shanghai
5. S. A, Eonolulu and Japan- 1. (San Francisco date, 8th July).
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76 in 100 minutes, Hammond de- Bowes A thrilling dogfight took place elared England's innings. Hard-Copson " over Chungking between 27 Jap staff hit a six and eight boun- Goddard anese planes and an undisclosed darles.
Wright number of Chinese pursuits yes- terday evening. resulting in the
ENGLAND destruction of one of the raiding
Hutton, a Bealey. Clarke was, the most successful Fagg, b Constantine machines,
bowler for the West Indies with Paynter, e Gomez, b Martindale 0 The raiders broke into the war-three for 69. time capital in two squadrons of
18 and nine machines respective
Wright was not out with one and extras totalled six.
TOURISTS PLAY
The West Indies once again ly. They were clearly discernible opened with J. B. Stollmeyer and under a bright new moon and by R. 8. Grant. At 35, the former left, the Chinese searchlights which being caught and bowled by God- criss-crossed the sky.
Challenged by Chinese pursuits,
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Hammond, b Constantine Compton, not out Hardstaff, not out
Total (for 4 wkts.)
WORCESTER WIN Worcester defeated Northants by
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OPEN TOURNEYS RESULTS
The match in the second round'
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FRIDAY Shanghai, Japan and Europe (ex- cept Great Britain and Eire), Via Siberia,
resulted in a win for the former pair by 19 shots to 18.
Matches in the Open Singles Air Mail for Malaya, Java and Aus- A war of succession is thresten-Championship were played at Klangsi Towns Haided KIAN, KIANCHI, July 26 (Gening in Basutoland and Ishasutoland Kowloon Cricket Club and Kow
trilla by Imperial Airways Direct | Imperial" tral) Several cities in Klangst where the paramount chief of the loon Football Club yesterday, de-
Service due Sydney 4th Angust. were attacked by "Japanese planes reservation territory, Griffith spite the showers of rain in the Lerothods, died on Sunday. The
early evening... In the morning two planes visit throne is now being claimed by the
At the K.0.C., A. J. Hall beat W. ed Slukan, dumping three bombs two sons of the Chlet Prince Beels V. Field 31-12, A. E. Carey beat J. While six machines raided: Feng- and his half-brother, Bereng. Pau 21-18, A. Mass beat A. East cheng, dropping eleven missiles in- When Beelso received news of his man 21-8. side and outside the town.
father's death, he was in the At the KFC., J. 8. Landolt beat Changshu was attacked twice in mountains of Mohotlong but lime-H Basto 21-2, F. Cullen beat T.E the afternoon. In the first raid diately began the journey over the Robson 21-8., staged by two machines six bombs snowcapped mountains to Pieter were dumped while in the second Maritzburg where he obtained an raid staged by six machines more aeroplane passage to Maseru, the than twenty bombs were released, capital of Basutoland, arriving
there on Monday evening.
Over 20,00-mounted Basuto war- In the third round of the 3d rlors are on the way to the funeral tourney of the Ewo League played and the South African authorities last evening at the Bowling Alleys are concerned over the possibility the "Champs" defeated the Etrol of a serious clash between the con- lera" by 1,912 points to 1,817.
tending factions(Transocean).
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