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DOUBLES CENTURIES FOR MEAD COOK, HAMMOND & LEYLAND
VERITY TAKES NINE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
London, Aug. 22. Kent followed up last week's handsome victory at Dover against Northants by an.even more spectacular accomplishment on the same ground to-day, wher they beat Yorkshire, the champions, by 44 runs after one of the most exciting matches of the season.
In recording this achievement Kent earned the distinction of be- ing the second team this summer to lower the colours of the champions in the county league programine. The Hop county have now outright their last four
WOD matches
and their last five games have given
them 68 points put of a maximum
75.
As both Essex and Sussex won,
the leading positions, in the league table remain unaltered, Yorkshire Cccupying first place with Sussex, Essex and Kent following in that order.
VERITY AND FREEMAN.
The Dover match produced some unusual cricket including a sport- ing declaration by Yorkshire and fine bowling performances by
Verity and Freeman,
Kent, batting first, succeeded in scoring 332, to which B. II. Valen tine, maintaining his consistent form, contributed 90.
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RE.S. Wyatt (116) and W. Voce (8 for 55) who figured prominently in the latest county cricket,
HONOURS LIST.
BATTING. Hammond (Gloster) W.
V
Indies
264
Mead (Hampshire) v Derby 227 Cook (Sussex) v Worcester 214 Leyland (Yorkshire) v Kent 210 Hendren (Middlesex) v Sur-
rey
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1933.
AN EXCITING GAME
RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Warwick (373-8 doc.) beat Leicester (196 and 235-4) on, first
innings.
Kent (332 and 133) beat Yorkshire (333-6 dcc. and 88) by 44
runā.
Notts (231-3) beat Lancashire (230) on first innings. Glamorgan (373-8 dec.) and Somerset (204-7) drew. Hampshire (478) beat Derby (187.and 144-7) on first innings. Surroy (231 and 247-6) beat Middlesex (188 and 289) by four
wickets.
Essex (261 and 112-3) beat Northants (176 and 195) by seven
wickets.
Sussex (468-9 dec.) beat Worcester (318 and 77) by innings
and 73 runs.
OTHER MATCHES.
Gloucester (570 and 73-3) beat West Indies (271 and 370) by
seven wickets.
H.K.L.A.S.A. TITLES
A BIG ENTRY LIST
PROGRAMME OF 15
EVENTS.
The newly formed Hongkong In- ternational Amateur Swimming As-1 sociation will hold their first unausi Aquatic championships next week, and during the coming week-end heats for the various events will be held at the Y.M.C.A.
bath.
Altogether 151 entries have been received for the fifteen championship events, and they include a fair pra nortion of the best swimmers in the Colony.
Unfortunately the diffor ence between the Association and deprived this year's the V.R.C. have championship events of half the usual attraction.
Neither the Association's cham- pionships nor the V.R.C. champion- ships, which are to be held later in the season, can be described as Colony championships. 152*
BALENIEČIANTE BARATAKSENÄIN
MORE RAIN.
FURTHER DELAY IN U. S. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Forest Hills, Aug. 22. "No Play To-day"
For the third time since the opening of the Ameri- can national women's tennis championships this sign 'was displayed at Forest Hills to-day.
Rain fell heavily again and further delayed the finish of the championships., The
matches remaining have been postponed until to-morrow. Reuter,
ENGANCASTERET: NEM
Keeton (Notts) v Lancashire 136*sociation championships is append-
The full list of entries for the AB MIXED DOUBLES Wensley (Sussex) v Worces-
ter
Yorkshire, thanks entirely 40 Maurice Leyland, who batted magnificently to hit up 210 not out, reached 333 for 6 wickets and then applied the closure.
The wicket by this time showed signe of being L G. Crawley (Essex) v
Northants. helpful to bow-
118 R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwick) v
Leicester
116
Verity,
G. C. Grant (W. Indies) >
Gloster
ed:
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CHAMPIONSHIP
ORGANISED BY THE C.R.C.
Men's 60 Yards Free Style:-F. B. J. Anslow (Y.M.C.A.), R. Wood (Y.M.C.A.), C. Chadderton (Y.M.C.A.), A. G. Donn (Y.M.C.A.), Kwok Chun-hang (South China) (South China) Leung Cheong 108
(Civil Servants) The Hongkong Chinese Recreation Chan Fook-sing
Bathing Club is to hold an open mixed doubles Leung Shul-man (Chinese
Ho-Look (Chinese championship, the final of, which is
109
WON W-kwong (South-China).
· Cheuk-chow to be played at the C.R.C. ground on
lers and so it Dyson
(Glamorgan)
proved. Batting a
Somerset
101
second time Kent G. F. Walters (Worcester) v could do little
Sussex
103
against the wiles Gregory (Surrey) v Middle-
Bathing (Chung (Chung Sing).
of Verity who
Бех
91
91.
90
87
was very unlucky Block (Surrey) y-Middlesex in just missing B. H. Valentine (Kent)
Yorkshire
the distinction of capturing ten wickets in an innings. He took Sealey (W. Indies) v Gloster
and Cheung Chi-tal October 21.
SENATORS LOSE!
BREAK IN RUN OF SUCCESSES
DOUBLE FIGURES FOR DETROIT
New York, Aug. 22. Washington Senators, now firm favourites for the Ameri can League championship were to-day beaten by Detroit, who ran into doubles figures.
In contrast the Yankees won just nosing out Cleveland, but the results in themselves have practically no effect on the league positions,
Chiengo
double header scored A victory, blanking out Boston the second match,
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New York Chicago, Philadel phia v Cincinnati and St. Louis Brooklyn, all National Longue fxtures were washed out by rain. Scores as cabled by Reuter
were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Pittsburgh
R. H. E. 5 7 1
4 10
Boston.
(Berger homered for There were fourteen Innings)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Boston
Chiengo.
Boston
(Hoving pitched and blanked
KING'S
THE AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE.
TO-DAY
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New York
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Philadelphia
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(West homered for St. Louis and McNair and Finney for Philadel- phia)
Detriot
Washington .... 8
10 14
(Greenberg twice homered for Detroit)
The first round of the champion. LEAGUE TENNIS
Men's 100 Yards Free Style:-F. ship is to be played off on or before J. Anslow (Y.M.C.A.), R. B. Wood September 10, and the other rounds,
somi-finals, are except the (Y.M.C.A.), H. Lange (Y.M.C.A.).
to be
Under the conditions of the cham- A. G. Donn (YM.C.A.), Kwak Chun- completed before October-7. hang (S.C.A.A.), Leung Wal-sang
pionship, competitors are allowed to (S.C.A.A.), Wong C.B.C.). Trang make their own arrangements as to
nino at a cost of 59 runs and Kent Timms (Northants) Essex 88* Lou
Ho-fook
wore dismissed for 183.
Yorkshire, faced with fourth knock on a worn wicket even more at sea than the Kent
were
batsmen, and could do nothing against Freeman's deliveries. He took 6 for 51 and Yorkshire were sent back for 88.
FOUR DOUBLE CENTURIES. In a match seriously restricted
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Gibbons (Worcester) v Sub- Martin (Worcester) Sussex 77
sex
BOWLING.
Yat-hung
Kong
(C.B.C.)
Sing) and Chan (Chung Sing) Men's 220 Yards Free Sist Doun
T. Campbell (Y.M.C.A.); A. G.
H. Lange (Y.M.C.A (Y.M.C.A.), Kwok
Chun-hang (S.C.A.A.), Loung Wai-sang (S.C.A.A.), Yeang Wal- Ho took Tsung (C.B.C.) and Young Yuk-wah (Unl-
C.B.C.),
Verity (Yorks v Kent.. 9 for 59
11m Voce (Notta) v Lancs, 8 for 55 Sinfield (Gloster) v W.
versity), Indies
.7 for 1491
Men's 880 Yards Free Style:-W Freeman (Kent) v Yorks 6 for 51 A. Schreuder (Y.M.C.A.) W. Matthews (Northants) v -
Campbell (Y.M.C.A.), Kwok Chun- -Wong Yiu-man Essex:
6 for 52 hang.
Teang and Yeung Yuk
Yuk-wab (University). Men's 220 Yards Breast Stroke:
by rain, Notts bent Lancashire on H (Hants) v Derby.. 5 for 23 (5.0.A.AA. HO-look (C.B.-!|
the
first innings. Against Voce, now famous Test bowler, Lanca- shire were well nigh helpless and in view of his 8 for 55 they did well to score 230. Before stumps were finally drawn Notts succeed-
Langridge, Jas, (Sus-
sex) v Worcester Nichola (Essex) v Nor-
thants
I.R.C. WIN LAST B DIV. MATCH
rounds; but the first named pair in K.C.C..SUCCESS- each bracket is to have prior choice
of ground.
Suitable prizos will be awarded to the winners and runners-up in the championship.
"C" DIVISION
Heavy Defeat For C.B.A.
The Central British Association W. F. suffered another heavy defeat in
FUL
In bringing their programme to a finish against the Civil Service in the "B" Division yes- terday the Indian Recreation Club can consider themselves somewhat lucky to have won. The "Servants" had to concede the non- three sets owing to appearance of one of their pairs, and in the six sots played, the D. M.
... 5 for 36 w. A. Schreuder (Y.M.C.hang the "C". Division yesterday when Indiana won only 2%.
Кегт (Y.M.C.A.), Kwok
Fender (Surrey) v Mid-
dlesex
ed in scoring 231 having lost threeTato (Sussex) v Wor-. wickets. Keston batted cleverly and remained unbeaten with 136 to hla credit.
Daubles centuries were the order of the day. Walter Hammond, who has made quite a fetish of them this summer helped himself to another against the West Indies making it his fourth of the season. He has now cloven three figure knocka to his credit Including n triple century and tho four doubles.
Philip Mend of Hampshire fol- lowed suit by hitting up 227 against Derbyshire and Cook, the Sussex batsmen put 214 against his name at the expense of the Worcester bowlors, Leyland was the fourth to rogister the double century.
In addition there were clght;
cester
5 for 46 (S.C.A.A.), Wong Sun-man (S.C, opposed to the Club de Recreio.
A.A. Chan
Fook-sing (C.S.C.c.), The Portugese captured eight
(C.B.C.), Lam Sui- of the nine sets. Wong Yat-hing and Pion Ping-man no (Chung S 4 for 31 (Chung Bing).
Men's 100 Yards Back Stroke:
5 for 55
BOWLS TITLE
LUZ ENTERS THE SEMI-FINAL
BEATS H. NISH
Scores:
(S.CAM.C.A.). Kwok Chun-hanghith, 6-2; beat King and T. K.C.C. were by no means at full
J. J. Barrow and
their McDougal again proved value by winning 2 sets.
Cricket Club The Kowloon L. A. Carvalho and C. E. Xavier scored their fourth win of the F. Anslow Y.M.C.A.), G (Recreio) beat R. Blyth and N. season when they beat the point-
Whitely
6-0;
bent. Yatshin and less University by 64 to 2%. The had the 0.0.
strength, but always V. Ribeiro and A. A. Rematch well in hand, medica lost to Blyth and N. White-
G. C. Burnett and George Lea Morgan TYM.C.A.), 15. 6-7: beat Yatshin and Gurevitch, (playing his first league match
(Y.ML.C.A.), E.
6-3; bent King and T. Whitley, 6-1.
Dong
Kan Yeo-ming (S.C.
A.A.) ht
Lal Im-cheuk (C.S.C.C.),
Leung
Diving
L, A.
Salk (Y.M.C.A.), Lau Hung-shu C. Xavier and A. M. Xavier of the season) were in good form (S.G.A.A.), Young Tak-ming (S.C. beat Blyth and N. Whitely, winning all three sets.
A), Cheung Ping-yan (C.S.S.C.), beat Yatsban and Gurevitch, 6-4; Mak Wal-ming (C.S.S.C.), Ho Siow beat King and T. Whitley, 6-0. um (G.D.C.), So Ting-mo (Chung
Sing) and Cheung Chi-tal (Chung
Sing).
Men's 200 Yards Relay: South China A.A.
Raoul Lux of the Club
(Kyok Chun-hang, C,R.C. Recreio avenged his defeat by Cheong Wing-kwong, Cheung Wing-Rocroio
ngok, Leung Wai-saug), Civil Ser-K.C.C. Hughie Nish last year, by vants (Chan Fook-sing, La! Im-cheuk, C.C.C. eliminating
the Kowloon Lat Pun-sin, Yeung Ping-kwai, Re A.T.C
Ya-Jiu),
Chinese .C. Wong Yat-hung, L.R.C. Chung Sing (So R.3.C. Tin-mo, Kone Cheuk-chow, Cheung DK
K.I.T.C. green yesterday by 22 shots to Chi-tal and Ng. Chi-man),
P.R.C. Free Style: C.B.A. Ladies' 60 Yards. Miss D. Hunt (Y.M.C.A.), Mrs.
H.K.C.C. Mrs. M. McMahon
Mrs. B. C.B.C.C. (Y.M.C.A.), Mr. Divett, (Y.M.C.A.), Miss Yeung Sau-king
Bowling Green player from the serve: Chung
Bathing Club (Leung Shui-man, K.D.
quarter final of the open singles Thang
centuries recorded, whilst seven on the Craigengower C.. C. Lau Yameebung?!
batsmen came within 13 or less) of the coveted three figures. Altogether 19 batsmen scored 2,466 runs between them, an average of 129 runs per batsman,
CLEVER WIN, :
Except for the first five heads C. Schreuder (Y.M.CO
D.K.
LEAGUE TABLE,
Sela
Details:
I.R.C. v. C.S.C.C.
J. 5. A. Curreem and M. el Arculli (I. R. C.) lost to 3. Barrow and D. F A. Pia. M. McDougal, 2-6, bent J. Blckford 10 10 0 0 76 134 20 and H. Fowler, 6-4,
P. W. D. L.
0 8 0 1 67 24 10
8 7 0 1 461⁄2 261⁄2 14)
A. Sumad and A. K. Suffind 8002 49% 22 12 (H. C.) drew with Barrow and F
4-0. 802454 2014 12 NeDougal, 6-6, lost to Bickford and 10 0 0 4 68% 9136
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K. T. Kwick, 6-4; lost to F. R.
Zimmern and A. T. Loo, 5-7.
G: G. Burnett and G. Loe (K.C,C.)
Niah was completely out-pointed dur-3. ing the game, which ended on the Reed 10th head. Lur opened with a two (CAA), Miss Loung Wing-han Yuk-fal (C.B.C.), Miss Dora Lum beat Kwik and P. C. Lee, 6-0; beat Sussox forced a clover win and a one, but conceded a two and (A.C.A.A.), Miss Young Sau-chun (Chung Sing).
Bop and K. T. Kwik, 0-2 beat Zim- against Worcester. Declaring at then two singles. Thereafter he (BCAA), Miss Leung Yuk-chen Ladies 200 Yards Breast Stroke: mern and A. T. Leo, 7-5, 408 for D Sussex placed them took control of the match and scored] (C.B.C.), Miss Chan Yuk-fal Mrs. A. C.. Bohreuder (Y.M.C.A.), N. A. E. Murphy and M. Weill selves in a position which prevent on the next seven heads, to give him (C.D.C.) and Miss Ng Yuot-kuen Miss A. W. Hunter (Y.M.C.A.) (K.C.C.) beat. d. M. Kwik and P. ed them from losing. Worcester 18 shots against his opponent's four. Chung Sing)
Miss Yuon Pul-cheong (S.U.A.A.) O. Leo, 7-51 lost to Be and E. T hold their own fairly well in the He eventually ran out winder by 22 Ladies 100 Yards Free Style: Miss Mok Bak-kuod (8.0.A.A) Kwik, 2-6; drew with Zimmern and firat Innings ¡ replying with 818, shots to six.
Miss D. Hunt (Y.M.O.A.), Mrs. A. Miss Yeung Bau-king 8.0.A...A. K. Leo, 6-0. but in the follow-on, James Lang
(LBO),
LEAGUE TABLE. Lus was playing by for a superior O-Schreuder (Y.M.0.A.) Mrs. M. Mias. Loung Yuk-chen ridge and Maurice Tato proved game and fully deserved his victory.
Mrs. B. Dors Lum (Chung Sin McMahon Y.M.C.A. deadly with the ball-and-bowling file decurrey brought forth rounds of Rond (7.1.0.A.), Miss Young Bau- Mlad Yoon Pul-had (8.C.A.A.), Mis GRO
Ladies 100 Yards Back Stroke practically unchanged 3 dismissed applause." from the large crowd of chun (8.C.A.A),
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the green. JAMUAN T. then at 0.8.0.), Miss Chin' Yuk-fal Young Bau-chan (S.CA.A.), Mind forth. Osma
Soft Minegi Baa-king, (8.C.A.A.Ş. 2 17 Burraysand "batas,accredit muu, 150 ANTE
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