COUNTY CRICKET.
(Continued from Page 1
Middlesex: 359 (for 8 wickets
dectured).
'Somerset: 260.
Hendren was responsible for 141 of the Middlesex total.'
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
WOMEN AND POLITICS TO-DAY.
STUDY BY A GERMAN OBSERVER..
MAJORITY IN VOTING.
Reichstng.
The
MACAULAY DEADLY.
In all countries there have' al- ways been political women, but Takes Eight Wickets for 37 Runs. women in politics are a phenomenon Macaulay, one of Yorkshire's of modern times, writes Fraulein leading bowlers, was almost un- Clara Mende, who is a member of
the German playable against Derby at Hull women of all countries have striven and but for the intervention for their political rights for gen-" rain the Nothern county would erations; in the mass meetings of undoubtedly have won a well-earn the great international women's ed victory. Yorkshire had to be organizations they endeavoured to content with first innings points. awaken the world's interest in their The scores were:
demands. The efforts were boot- Derby: 81 and 252.
less; the men held firm to their pri Yorkshire: 228 and 32 (Cor novilege as lords of creation. The
wickets).
Grent War.effected a big revolution. Women in Germany received par liamentary rights on the same foot-
The damage caused in Derby's first innings was due solely to the wonderful bowling of Macaulaying as men and without any sort of who took eight wickets for only 37 runs.
NEW ZEALANDERS DRAW.
were
Gloucester's Indifferent Display against Tourists. Without, possibly, the assistance of some of her best players, who próbably engaged in the trial match, Gloucester gave very, indifferent display against the New Zealanders at Chelten- ham and but for the intervention of rain would have suffered heavy defeat. The scores were:
Gloucester: 118 and 130 (for
3 wickets). New Zealanders: 415 (or 9
1
restriction.
As a result, 27 women were re- turped at the elections to the Nu- tional. Assembly in January, 1919, and sat in the first parliament of the German Republic; 22 of them belonged to the socialist parties, and 15 wory distributed, in fairly equal propertion, among the various bourgeois parties. Both in partin- merit and in the country, the women participated in purty work with great zeal, devotion and good sense.
the
The number of energetic women taking an active part in the move- By ment was surprisingly large. attendance at training classes, they sought to obtain an adequate ac- quaintance with political questions and the technicalities of parlin- wickets declared).
menary
unsinarge
the government Of the New Zealanders' total,women
sneckeded ju parti Lowry carried his bat for 161 runs,
getting a number of their sup- porters placed in administrative posts in the ruinistries in order to make their influence felt there as elsewhere.
SURREY: SURPRISED,
All Out For Fifty-five Runs. Glamorgan created something of
R surprise against
The scores were:
Glamorgan: 158 and 26 (for 2
wickets).
Surrey: 55. The damage to the Surrey team
who
The women have created for
as much as the men.
In harmony
Surrey at themselves a position in their Swansea when Mercer and Arnett respzetive "Tractions," their in- dismissed the visitors for the pulence varying, of course, with try total of 55 runs.
The home their
personalities. They have team gained-first innings points, their special sphere of work just with their feminine nature, they devote themselves preferentially to social and cultural questions; still, there are several who have pene- was caused by Mercer and Arnots.trated deep into economic and com-
presumably bowled n-
mercial affairs as well as into legal changed throughout the innings. matters, and foreign politics; they Of the two, the professional player was the more successful inkingssess a thorough knowledge of six wickets for 23 runs, Arnott' air respective subjects and are bent upon extending that knowledge analysis being four for 25.
by intense industry and application. Frau Teusch of the Catholic Centre exerts great iniluence upon her party in social matters; Dr. Luders and Frau Pfalf are valuable ad- viters on legal questions to the De- mocratics and Social Democrats respectively; Frau Monde's special topies are economics and foreign policy; while Frau Toni Sanders, the socialist, is particularly fami- liar with commercial subjects. The parliaments of the different Federal States number altogether about 100 women members.
LEADERS SHINE.' Lancashire Easily Defeat Northants.
Following
bis 011
several successful performances this season, Macdonald, the ex-Austra- linn Test player, brought victory for Lancashire against Northants at Northampton within easy reach. The champions had little difficulty, after a big first, lunings lead, in knocking off the necessary runs and won by ten wickets. The
scores were:
Northants: 170 und 121. Lancashire: 256 and 37 (for
ne wickets).
Taking eight winkets for 73 runs, Macdonald, proved to be the mainstay of the Lancashire attack,
INNINGS VICTORY. Hampshire Decisively Defeat Worcester.
These parlia
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1927."
INTER VARSITY. SPORTS.
Oxford and Cambridge Universities defeated' Yale and Harvard Universities. Photo: 5. W. Carr. Yale, winning the pole jump with 12ft. 10in.
PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOURNEY.
C. WHHTCOMFE RETURNS LOW AGGREGATE.
HAUDIN'S RECORD ROUND.
Londen, Aug. 12. At Blackpool, In the Northern Professional Golf Championship, over 72 holes, Charles Whitcombe, of Crewshill, won, with an aggre gate of 280.
Whitcombe's is the lowest 72 holes aggregate ever returned in major championship in Britain. He wins £350, the biggest cash prize in British professional gols. Whitcombe's rounds to-day were done in 70 and 60,
Davies, o Frenton, was second, with 236.
Other scores were: Melburn (74 and 67), 287. Barber, of Cavendish, 287 Compston, 285. Dunean, 290.
1. Gaudin, of Wanstead, 291. Nabholtz, 302.
THE SUN-BATHER,
A CAPTAIN IN HYDE PARK
Apparing in running shorts, Cap. Harold Hubert Vincent, agad 44, who described himself as a reformer and refused his badress was charged at Marlborough-stree recently with committing an act ic violation of public decency at Hyde Park..
Palice-Sergents A. Hews and A.
day Vincent was lying on a bank Bullock said that at 6 p.m. on Mon- with his clothing disarranged.
Mr. Cancellor, the magistrate; What do you want to say about it?
Vincent said that he had been lying in Hyde Park stripped to the waist and up to the middle for the last three weeks. He drew, nt- tention to his sunburt legs and wheat, and said that thousands of people had passed him; children had played around him and there had never been any complaint.
"I am a well-known sun-bather," She said, "and I was exposing mv. Gaudin broke the course recomedy to air and sunlight for the with a round of 66, including two benefit of my health. I shall fight un to the last to free this country holes in 2-Reuters.
from muck modesty."
ments deal particularly with cul-
At the inquest at Broadstairs, tural questions in the widest sense the body of a widow, who did of the word; and they solve them while on holiday, a doctor, said in so far as it is possible for that she told him that on account people impoverished by the war to ur sicóplessness, she had taken 97 knew 10 do so. Questions of health, educa tion, juvenile welfare, poverty, old tablets, fle
precedent for quinide poisoning. form the age, war pensions etc.
in London, he was informed there topics to which the women mainly on consalting the authorities
On these devote their energies matters they frequently address was one known cusc.
the House; but, they prefer speak- ing in the Committees to partipat-
Hampshire rented the Wor-ing in the full debates; the reason with the women of the ux-enemy
being that they are better suited States.
cester bowling with scant respect in their match at Bournemouth. The home county, after compiling the huge total of 436 runs for the loss of eight wickets when the innings was declared closed, won by.a innings and 45 runs. Scores were:
The
Worcester: 296 and 95. Hampshire: 436 (for 8 wickets
declared).
Mr. Cancelior: £5 or 21 days. Vincent (angrily): I pay no fine, I go to prison.
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 16 to 21:1 August, 1937.
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LOW WATER.
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It was only human that, For practical work than for mère cre and there, a certain cool re- talking. It is a praiseworthy fea-serve was noticeable and some slight e of the women parliamentarians friction occasionally occurred, but that they only rise to speak when it cannot be denied that, in generat they really have something to say. all those present made an honest,
There are more women than men endeavour to find.common ground | Friday | 15
form
20 the for sympathetic understanding and sur. in Germany and they
The women majority in the constituencies; and sensible negotiation.
aminble yet only a small minority are re of North Americn were turned as members of parliament. hosts; the representatives of Latin That is the fault of the women elec-America displayed frankly their In making 142 for Hampshire. tors; the married women, in parti-supathy with Germany; the Aus- Mend was the only batsman ocular, ands it difficult to adapt her tralians and South Africans strove note in the match-Reuter,
self to the new circumstances: she to be impartially fair; the Chinese still has to learn that, however in vse distinctiv friendly. The great household bolts of unity were the intense significant, her forme an integral part of the great suffering to which women had been economic system of the nation, that subjected in all the belligerent she consequently is just as interest-countries and the great neighbourly ed in financial and fiscal questions Charity, by the women
OVAL MATCH.
Air Force Beat Navy. Reuter also briefly announces that the Air Force beat the Navy by six wickets at the Oval.
on
TEST TRIALS.
Players Injured.
London, Aug. 12.
an
own
of.
of the
as her husband, and that the finner States for the miens and ances of the country are the sinews detress of their sisters in those It lands which were unt spared the of cultural and social politics.
mistake to suppose that, insecure of wir. Again, the women the League of political matters, women decide by workers in Bentiment. The last decade has Katiens will be able to promote
development
mutual . The second of the trial Test taught German women that the in-the
England tellect must control the feelingsunden fading. Here is a soil in matches between
England, It would, moreover, be no disadvan-which real international andes. eleven and Best of
concluded to-day in an tage. If the men were to admit a standing may grow up, and in ita which even draw, was marred by two ac- little more warmth of feeling into cultivation the women will take e
their cold rational views.
prominent part if they are properly cidents.
German women have now sat conscious of their political tasks Parliament for eight years. They and justice to them.
But German women, and indeed have every reason to be satisfied
Though they the women of all lands, will only with the resuits.. have made very little noise, they attain decisive influence if they
work as have exerted considerable influence? remember to and that influence is destined to retaining, in the political spher increase in proportion to the rela-all their feminine poenliarities and tions they cultivate with women ing them as a valuable supple- politicans abroad; in doing so they
colleagu Bheir masculino will render their country a signal ment to the characteristics of service.
At the great congresses, of the Complementing each other and While on a trip to Margate with International Womn's Federation, acting together, men and women his wife and child, Mr. Herbert and the International Federation form the ideal human being. Hence Salmon, a motor-bus driver, of for Female Suffrage, the German it is heir duty to co-operate. Shepherd's Bush, went for a bathe: women of all parties came, for the nationally for the well-being of the He dived into three feet of water first time, into. touch once more State, and internationally for the well-being of mankind as a whole. į and broke his neck.
Hobbs, in attempting a short run Wednesday, strained a thigh muscle, and was forced to retire, and to-day the Northamptonshire captain, Jupp, suffered severe in jury to his right hand.
In the last trial Test, Larwood, the Nottinghamshire fast bowler, was injured, but he has now re- covered.-British Wireless.
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