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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24.
1933.
TALL CRICKET SCORING: BARLING 269, IDDON 204
SUSSEX AND SURREY -
TOP 500 MARK
LANCASHIRE LOSE 100 PER CENT RECORD
DERBY GIVE KENT A SHOCK PHENOMENAL scoring featured the first class cricket programme during the last three days, several-matches producing well over 100 runs apiece.
As a result the honours list is full of batting achievements, In- luding two double centuries and nine other three figure innings.
Lancashire tunt their 100 per cent record, being forced to rest content with first innings points against Warwick after compiling the huge score of 485 for 8 declar- ed.
The outstanding feature of this innings was Iddon's splendid bat- ting which produced him 201 rune. He remained undefeated unt!! the close of the Innings.
Warwick, however, cnally held their own against this imposing total, and in scoring 314 and 177 for 3 were never in danger of out- right dofcat.
DARLING'S BATTING.
C. F. Walter's record of making the highest score of the season, achieved only last week, fell be- fore Barling's magnificent innings against Hampshire.
The Surrey batsman helped him- self to 209 and Surrey topped the 500 mark before the inning closed.
TORREOSTALTENER SERKERUTALİHANIŞALIMETARTİLİNKAMATAT
HONOURS LIST.
BATTING. Barling (Surrey) v Hanin don (Lance) V Warwick ... Cook (Sunsex) v Gloucester Walker (Notis) Worcester.. Ames (Kent) v Derby lendley (W. Indies) v M.C.C. Turnbull (Glamorgan) v North- Bakewell (Northants) v
Ant
morgan
209 201
101
150*
143 120
114
Gla-
113
109*
101
Mead (Hants) v Surrey Pothecary (Ifants) v Surrey- Suntall Warwick) v Lancs
* denotes not out
BOWLING.
... 101
Jackson (Worcester) v Note 8 for 76 Mitchell (Derby) v Kent. 8 for 92 Clark (Northants) v Gio-
morgan
Fender (Surrey) v Hants Copson (Derby) Kent Darston (Middlesex) v Cam-
bridge
7 for 63 7 for 90 5 for 38
5 for 71
tack to register 161 runs off his own bat.
KENT SURPRISED.
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ARMY BOXING TITLES
Shanghai Honours Shared by E. Lancs & Argylls
SPECTATORS SEE SPIRITED SCRAPS
Six Shanghai Area Open Individual Boxing Cham- pionships of the British Forces ranging from bantam to light-heavy weights, were decided at the Union Jack Club last week before a large crowd of spectators.
Derby surprised Kont by admi sistering an eight wickets defeat. Scoring was comparatively low, but it did not prevent Lesile Ames
Hampshire to
freely, since returning from Australls.
But the Derby attack proved too and with Mead and Pothecary con- tributing centuries, Hampshire in good for the llop men, and with! spite of a follow on saved the Mitchell bowling his best to cap- ture 8 for 92 and Copson follow- game with caso.
SuBBox returned to the forming this up with 5 for 38, defent displayed in the first two matches was inevitable.
The West Indies continue to
A fine exhibition of boxing was of right and left jabs. The third of the season when they outplayed
show improvement and added the staged by some of the finalists, with round proved to be amusing, with both
East missing by yards. of the Quiller Gloucester to win by an innings.
Sussex amassed the highest scalp of the M.C.C. to their belt. Drum-Major
won the light-weight
MIDDLEWEIGHT BOUT. was again prominent Lanes, who score of the season-546, and it Hendley
crown, showing the best form of the evening. Out of the six champion-
The middleweight title bout proved Anw Cook fog the Gloucester at-with a fine century.
by ohips at stake, four were representatives of the End Buttalion, to be a battle royal, with Pte. Gray East Lancashire Regiment, and 1 coming up for more punishment, nf- other two by the Argyll leather pus-ter being downed four times in the final canto by Pte. McNaught, Argylla, For his plucky who got the decision. stand in the third and final round, Pte. Gray was awarded the "best loser' prize.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Sussex (516) beat Gloucester (297 & 241) by
and innings and 35 runs
Lancashire (485-8 dec.) bent Warwick (314 &
177-3) un first innings
Derby (226 & 190-2) bent Kent (151 & 255) by
eight wickela
Notts (274 & 312-4 dec.) beat Worcester (263
& 171-3) on first innings
Surrey (506) beat Hampshire (305 & 934-5) en
first innings
Northants (382-7 dec. and 94-1) beat Glamor.
- gas (249 & 226) by nine wickets
OTHER MATCHES.
West Indies (309 & 268) bent M.C.C. (246 &
179) by 152 runs
Cambridge (217 & 291) drew with Middlesex
(269 and 186-8)-Reuter
MOST IMPORTANT SHANGHAI
GOLF SHOT
AUSTRALIAN CHAMP SAYS THE DRIVE
Drastic
revision of the British Amateur Champion- ship conditions is advocated by Cyril Tolley, the exholder | of that title.
He has been in the United States for nearly two years en- gaged in the insurance business.
"I want to see our Champion. ship decided under totally differ ent conditions he told Reuter.
"Personally, I would profer n qualifying round, and then the matches over 30 holes.
im-
hera.
won
MCPHAIL IN FORM. Most of the boys showed up well yesterday with Pte. McPhail, a tiny, duty. Mc- double bantam doing Phail had to meet two opponents In one evening. In the opening bout
he defented Pto. Kilburn by showing McNaught hit out with etgan punches,
over
at the close
Gray opened up well, but it was on seen that he was over anxious and liable to run into trouble with the atendier and cooler McNaught. better knowledge of the game and keeping away from clinches. He had pushing his left into his opponenta Gray's nose bleeding the second face time and again. Ilis opponent of the first round. In proved to be n slugger, but could not canto, good action was seen with the get at the fast moving McPhail.
boys ving fairly even exchanges. By virtue of his victory
FLOORED 4 TIMES. Kilburn in the semi-final, McPhall qualified to meet Pte. McCormack The end came in the third round of the Argylls for the bantam after Gray had rushed out of his weight title in the last bout of the corner then after some 20 seconds, evening. After about 14 hours rest, switched to the defensive, only to be McPhail went into the ring again and battered alt over the ring and touch- four times. Each although facing a fast opponent, outing the canvas classed him, using some neat right time, however, he came up for more. and left hooks and doing some clever The light-heavyweight bout dodging.
vided some entertainment with "Tub- In the featherweight final, after by," Pie. Jordan, East Lancs, defent- East Lancs. On heing pressed in the opening round, ing Ple. Magee,
it seemed that Bdsm, Dutr of the East Lancs beat entering the ring, LCpl. Colier, also of the East Lancs Jordan was much to fat and short Both boys went at each other ham to stand any chance against his op LEAGUE mer and tong. Collier used a left ponent, but after a rather slow first jab to advantage in the opening round round. Tubby" showed his worth The second canto proved to be very and suprising speed to outscore Magee even with neither daing nuch hitting completely. In the last, Duff went all out ana with rights and lefts to the head gained the necesary points for a win.
TENNIS
23 TEAMS ENTER
RUSSIAN CLUB
JOIN
Twenty-three teams
QUILTER WINS.
Drum-Major Quilter of the East Lanes, former Boy and Army Cham pion, proved to be much too good for will/Cpl. Smith, East Lanes, in the complete for honours this lightweight class. Quilter showed an year in the first and second excellent knowledge of the finer points of the game and although Smith put league competitions of the up a great front, he could not do Shanghai Lawn Tennis Asso-much with the exception of keeplag ciation, nine in the first on the defensive.
Using a beautiful "one-two" Quilter That, I feel aure, would division and 14 in the second cut open Smith's mouth in the second round and punished his opponent bad- league. prove the standard of golf.
"An 18 holos game is not an At a meeting held by the Exely with a two-fisted attack. In the adequate test, There have been cutive Committee of the Associat- third, the former champion slacked occasions wan a first class golfer ton last week, it was decided that down a little and gave a fine perform
ance of footwork and dodging. mado ene mistake early, and he league compeition would com- The welterweight tussle has not had the opportunity to re-mence on Wednesday, May 31. The following teams have beon trieve it.
"Such matches ns 1 auggest entered:
DIVISION,1. would be bettor guides to inter- uational team selection.
"Our present scheme is like a first class lawn tennis player hav ing a one set match at Wimbledon. "I am totally opposed to the present form of play.
"I will compete in the Amateur Championship at St. Andrewa, but I would anticipato partielpation there with much greater enthus. laam If tho championship were to be played on the lines in operation in the United States.
"This view, I know is shared by many other golfers and I feel that nubile opinion will eventually in- fluence the authorities at St. Andrews in revising the condi-
Cercle Sportif Francals. Chinese Tennis Club. Club Lusitano, Columbia Country Club. Country Club.
Japanese Tennis Club. Naga Wata Kalsha Tennis Club. Shanghai Cricket Club. Shanghai Recreation Club.
DIVISION 2. Association Sportif Francais. Bramtoce Tennis Club, Cercle Sportif Francals, Club Lusitano.
German Garden Club. Japanese Tennis Club. Police Recreation Club. Jewish Recreation Club. Shanghai Rowing Club,
proved
to be a "Mut and Jeff" affair, with "Lauky" Fle. Mason of the Enst Lancs defeating Pto. Gallagher of the Argylls. A great deal of slug- ging and in-fighting was seen in this event, with Mason scoring more often by virtue of his reach and also keep. Ing cooler than Gallagher, who tried time and again to rush his opponents of his fest, only to run into a barrago
Russian Tennis Club, Shanghai Cricket Club. Shanghai Recreation Club. Waterworks Tennis Club, Y.M.C.A.
The Jewish Recs. Rowing Club and the Russian Tennis Club are entoring the league competition for the first time, while the Nagal Wata Kalsha tennis club, winners of the second division last year, will compete for the senior hou ours this summer.
RESULTS IN BRIEF
BANTAMWEIGHT.
Champion-Pte.
A. and S. H.
Runner-up Pte.
McPhail,
McCor- mack, A. and S. H. FEATHERWEIGHT.
Champion--Bdsm.
pro-
Duff..
East Lancs. Runner-up-L. Cpl. Collier.
East Lands.
LIGHTWEIGHT. Champion - Drum Maj.
Quilter, East Lancs. Runner-up-L Cpl. Smith,
East Lancs. WELTERWEIGHT.'
Champion Pto.
East Lancs. Runner-up-ke.
Mason,
Cpl. Gal- lagher, A. and S. H.
MIDDLEWEIGHT.
Champlon-Pro, McNaught,
A. and S. H. Runner-up--Pte. Gray, East
Lancs.
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT, Champion - Pto. Jordan,
East Lancs. Runner-up-Pte.
East Lancs.
Magee,
ANOTHER LOCAL FOOTBALL SURPRISE
Second Swimming Gala
Y.M.C.A. EVENT FOR NEXT MONTH
At a meeting of the YM.C.A swimming committee last evening,
it was decided to hold the second aquatic gala and dance on June 10 at 0 p.m., and the programme was drawn up.
Seven events are scheduled, in- cluding 50 yards, handicap for the Aggregate Cup and water polo.
The programme will be:
50 yds handleap for Aggregate Cup.
Under-water Race.
BORDERERS TO PLAY ARTILLERY FOR RUNNERS-UP POSITION
SPORTING GESTURE BY THE S.W.B.
DIFFICULTY REGARDING SERVICES V CHINESE CHARITY GAME
(By "Veritas")
As a result of a sporting gesture on the part of the South Wales Borderers, it is probable that a replay for the Runners-up position of Division 1 of the Football League will take place this week end between the S.W.B. and the Royal Artillery.
on Allen is still in hospital, hut his The Borderers finished up lovel peggings with the Artillery, deputy will be Wroe. The eleven but enjoyed a superior goal aver is: nge. Their position was, however, made possible, by the awarding of four points from their match with
100 yds, Breast Stroke Handicap. the Pollee, who were unable to
Ladies' 50 yds.
Teams Race,
Novelty Race (mixed),
Water Polo.
play the return fixture.
The Borderers have offered to meet the Artillery on Saturday in a play off match, and for this, I understand, they have obtained the permission of the Football As- Jaociation. The Gunners have ac. The Y.M.C.A. senior water polo jeepted the offer. team have two matches arranged during the next three days.
WATER POLO TEAMS,
Combey; Wroe and Green- shields; Rodgers, Pardoe and Harris; Wood, Gough, Bryant, McDonald and Seal
A CLOSE FINISH. Ferguson Wins Bowls Singles Title. TWO-SHOT VICTORY.
leads before he qualified to meet A.
CLASH WITH CHARITY GAME.
There is however, one dy la
By the narrow margin of two ahota To-morrow they meet the South the ointment. The fixture clashes T. Ferguson of the Kowloon Cricket with the charity game between Club eliminated C. E. Marques of the Chinn Athletic Association in the "Y" Bath at 6 p.m., when the fol- the Combined Services and Chl- Club de Recrolo in the open lawn lowing will turn out for the Euro-
nese, arranged for last week, bowls singles championship on the B.G.C green yesterday peans: H. Angus; K. Jenner and
and forced to be held over to Kowloon
afternoon.' A. Donn; E. Railton: W. Schreud-
this Saturday,
Ferguson was playing better bowls er, W. Kerr and W. Campboil, Re-
The best part of the original than his opponent during the first serve-H. Lange.
Combined Services team is com- half of the game and at the 18th bead had established a commanding lead On Saturday at the Chinese posed of Borderers and R.A. Com of 20 shots to 10. However, he had Bathing Club, starting at 2 p.m.bey, Allen, Pardoe and Seal of the much dileulty in securing the single the Y.M. will turn out the follow-Gunners having been chosen, and point for victory and allowed his
II. Angus H. Lange and K. derers. Jenner; R. Goldman; G. Fowler, At the moment there appears to E. Coates of the Cralgengower C.C. ride to oppose the home team: Mullane and Podmore of the Bor-opponent to score on the next seven W. Schreuder and W. Kerr. Re-be a little difficulty regarding the in the second round, winning by 21
time of kick off for the two mat-shots to 19.
On another rink J. S. Logan and J. Macdonald of the Kowloon Howling ches, and it may mean one of the serve:-C. Chadderton.
an Green played a very one-sided game two kames being played
with the former running out winner Sunday,
Logen out- If however, both are played on by 21 shots to eight. Saturday, it will mean a complete played his opponent from the start re-arrangement of the Services and at no time did Macdonald look W. V. Field of the Craigongower eleven to oppose the Chinese. The dangerous. Iteam will have to be composed of Lincolns and Navy representatives.C.C. and J. G. Ozorio, the Club de Recreio player were engaged in an- The Artillery have already deather somewhat one-sided game with Highlander, which was amongst the clded on their team to meet the the Happy Valley representative
they can turn out at the moment. 22-10. favourites for the Derby, has been Borderers, and it is the strongest entering the next round by winning scratched.--Reuter,
DERBY SCRATCH.
Highlander Formerly
A Favourite.
London, May 2
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