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June 21, 1939.
By Ernie Bushmiller
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Cricket Which Hits The Headlines
Glamorgan Beat Essex In Thrilling Game In County Championship
By C. W. Packford
Ilford: Glamorgan beat Essex by 5 wickets
London, May 20.
Glamorgan won a thrilling game following what has been described in the past as a "freak" declaration, but which in this case 1 prefer to regard as a sporting attempt by two captains to improve on a farcical situation.
Jones (E) not out
B. 151, an a
Total wkla.)
23
113
Dowing-Nichols 11.7-4-25-3, Eastman 7-1-0-0, Smiths (P) 10-0-37-2, StepheBron
There had been no ploy on the opening day; only half an hour on the second, and there was an hour's delay before the game was recom-
In the circum-2-0-14-0. menced yesterday. atonces an uninteresting and proft- less drawn game seemed inevitable.
Bath Stephenson and Turnbull, however, told me they were deter- mined to finish the match if possible. 50 Essex, who had senred nine runs for the loss of wicket on the second day, at once declared when ulay was resumed.
STRUGGLE STARTS
Glamorgan, having obtained. the same number by means of two leg hits to the boundary by Brierley and a no-ball, likewise declared and the teams then settled down in a struggle for the 12 points, both being certnin of two for their "tle" on the fral innings.
Essex found scoring far from ensy en a dead wicket. but Taylor and O'Connor settled down to adventur- ous methods and rattled the score alang.
Essax were going great guns 10- wards quick second declaration when Thomus took his first wicket in county cricket by dismissing O'Con- nor.
This was the commencement of an inspired spell by the new bowler, who followed up his initial success by sending back Taylor und Nichols his three victims falling to him for -10 runs in--10-balls.
ESSEX UNLUCKY
The real excitement came when Glamorgan set about getting 119 needed for victory. They were left two hours and 40 minutes in which to score them. Nichols sent back Dyson before run was scored, but for Essex nothing would go
right after this.
Brierley played a match-winning effort for he remained a successful attacking force until Glamorgan were in sight of victory. After he was dis- missed at 82, Essex rallied and sent back Turnbull, Emrys and Dai Davies for the addition of another 10 runs, but it was all in vain. Glamorgan had obtained a grip on the game and won handsomely with plenty of time to spare.
ESBEK
Declared at overnight score of 9 for 1. Second innings Avery Dyson Mercer .... Cray c Turnbull b Mercer Taylor a Davies (2) b Thomas O'Connor a Brierley b Thomar
Nichols lbw b Thomas ..
Eastman lbw b Mercer..
Bmith (P) e Davies (II) b ThemTAK
7. W. A. Stephenson not out
Smith (3) lbw b Mercer
D. P. Cock b Dyson h Thomes
Wade b Davies (D)
D 1, b. 1
Total
Bowling Mercer 17-5-41-4, Thomas 2-64-8, Davies (D) 0.4-0-2-1.
GLAMORGAN
Brierley not out
Davies (1) not out
ND 1 A
Total (no wkt.)
Bowling. O'Connor 2-0-8-0.
Second Insirags
Brierleyc Eastman Nichols
Dyson Taylor h Nichols
Davies (E) b Smilli (P)
M. J. Turnbull e Taylor b Smith (P)
Davies (D) lbw b Nichols
Bmart not out
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eventually gave struggle.
up
The unequal
THOM BEATS BANKS In the meantime, Thom hind beaten Sydney Banks, farotis Yorkshire gofer, in decisive manner. Thom went
In the grand score of 34, having taken one puti on each of five greens, but he was then only two up, having Ecen the victim of a remarkable xty mic.
At the short fourth holo Thom placed his tee shot 4ft. from the hole, but Banks stymied him with his own tee shot. 21. from the pin, and won
hole. the
Even such rolf as this was not enough against the youngster's brilliant putting, and Thom decided match with a masterly brassic sinot. practically dead, to win the leng 16th to be dormis.
the
from
Hiley: Just recovering tonsillitis, had a real joyday in his match with D. Grant O'Brien, an Air Force pilot who had special leave for The match. Biley was four over 4's for the first seven holes and then
or played magnificently to win the next averaging Ave holes with a score
under 4's.
contingent is re- The American
Ellsworth duced to four players,
ines and William Holt, who have yet to play a match, and Charles Yates, the title-holder, and Richord Chapman, who come into opposition in the third round to-morrow.
SAVED BY FINISH
four
Unless Yates plays better than he has done so far he may be beaten young by
compatriot. The Georgia bank clerk pulled his match brilliant finish out of the fire in
against Donald Cameron, prominen:
West of Scotland gofer.
Yates had slightly the belter of a rather erratie outward half and turned with a two-holes lead. But, having over-worked his putter to retain this advantage for a while, he was brought
with back to all square three la play.
The American now keyed himself up to a final grand effort, winning the 18th and 17th with perfectly played 4's for the match.
Chapman played better golf than
in 35 this, going out in
being four mer's when he became durmie Ave. But the home defence is de- pleted by
the over-throw of Cyril Telley who, three up and four to play was beaten on the home green by Walter McLeod, a young Scottish International.
W. D. Scott Royal and Ancient) b1. 3. A. Schofield (Manchester), 2 holes.
K. G. Them Thorpe Hall) bl. 5. 2. Banks Hallamshire), 2 and 1.
D. S. Conten (Royal Lytham and St. Annes) t.. J. Foster (Sudbury), 3 and 2. W, E. Holt jun. (Syracuse, USA) ... Crichton jun. (Winged Foot, U.S.A.) 'scr.
J. W. Jones (Birkdale) bt. D. W. Turner (West Hill), 4 and 3.
H. L. Turner (Aldeburgh) bt, R. L. Graham (Leigh), _and. 1.
V. G. amith (Sunningdale) b. G. Jamieson (Honourable Company) at 10th, J. H. Bryant (Blackwell) w.n., J. B. Horden (Ladbrook Park) scr.
E. Nugent Head (Addington) bt. W. I. V. Quin (Ramblers, South Africa), and
2.
A. C. Glennie (Duddingston) w.o., E. Martin Smith (Royal St George's) scr
H. G. Bentley (Hesketh) bl. L-Col. C. Moore-Brabazon (Royal Cinque Forte), and
J.
F. J. Bird (Letchworth) kt. R. . Beare (endon). 3 and 1.
F. Ricardo (Sandy Lodge) bt. . . Foster (Royal Calcutta), hole.
Tom Filey
(Southport and Ainsdale!
bt. D. G. O'Brien (Frilford Heath), 7. and
A. H. Harnetson Mitcham) wo... C. a. Thorton Nuwara Eylon, SC
6. P. Morrison (Turnberry) wo.,
F. Pennink (Royal Ashdown Forest) scr. A. Kyle (Sand Moor) bt. 5. L. Miciintay (Western Galles), U and 5,
E. W. Fiddian (Stourbridge) bt. J. W.
Chance (Frikord leath), & and 7.
James Druen jun, (Cork), bt. In Crawley Royal and Ancient), 4 and 2
E. D. Hamilton (Ralston) bi.. A. HI (Sandy Lodge) 6 and 6.
n. C. Inglis (Surbiton) bt. J. MeÏness Parkstone) one, hole.
C. P. Johnstone Oolacamund, India) bt. J. P. Marston (Frilford Heath) and
3.
C. M. Bell (Thorpe Hall) bt, J. A. McGregor (Caldy) 3 and 1.
1. G. Sutherland (Ladbrook Park) bt.
T. H. Edwards. (Aberystwyth
Two holes.
R. M. Scott Harborne), kt. II. R. Contain Walton Heath) two holen.
3. A. Graham (Royal Liverpool) bt. s.
H. Poller iftochester and Cobham Park) one holo.
W. M. Robb (Moseley) bt. D. C. Collins (Wellington, New Zealand) 3 and 2.
A. 8. Q. Thompson, (Aldeburgh) bt. Hon. Denys Scott (Royal St. George's)-
and D.
Charles R. Yates (Atlania, USA holder) bt. Dr Cameron tirkintilloch)-8-and-1, R. D. Chapman (Greenwich Country, USAJ bt. M. W, Budd (Bandiway) and 3
0.0. Paters (Ferenata) --bi Tu E Cunningham (Sunningdala), d and 1.
E. Bromley Davenport, Winslow) bt. A. V. Bridgland (Wentworth), € and 2. *TAT. Duan-(Royal Portrush) bt. J. b, O. Haslewood (Royal Mid-Surrey), -3 and
, 1; W. Calder (Formby) bi. L. Bidebottom Disley 7 and 8. rama mare pen
Irector Thomson (Williamwood) bt. A. “MONDİT (BWnningdale), and 1
C. W. Timmis (Royal Liverpool) Lt.
.:
Edgar Bergen an:I Charlle McCarthy in "You Can't Cheat "An Honesi Man.” now showing at the Queen's Theatre,
LEAGUE TENNIS RESULTS
C.S.C.C. beat K.C.C. "B" 01⁄2-21⁄2 on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground yesterday in a B Division match.
F. A. Broadbridge and D. Hung lost to I. and B. Agafuroft 5-7, lost to J. Bendall and W. F. Skinner 4-6, bent Peck and Bicknell 0-1.
R. E. Lee and E. Eymard lost to 1. and B. Agafuraff 3-6, lost to Bendall and Skinner 3-6, beat Peck and Bicknell 0-3,
J. L. Fisher and J. R. Turner lost ic 1. and B. Agafuroff 1-0, lost to Bendall and Skinner 1-0. drew with Peck and Bicknell 6-6.
in
K.C.C, v K.I.T.C.
K.C.C. "A" beat K.I.T.C. 61⁄2-21⁄4
B Division match.
S. A. and S. S. Hussain lost to F. Grove and 4. B. White 4-6, beat B. Solicu and W. Gitlin 6-2, beat N. A. Markay and R. T. Broadbridge 0-1.
F. and M. A. Khan lost to Grose and White 2-6, lost to Soltau and Gittin 3-6, lost to Mackay and Broad- Lridge 1-0.
A. Rahmin and M. O, Hoosen lost to Grose and White 0-8, lost to Soltau and Gittin 1-0, tied with Mackay and Brordbridge.
S.C.A.A. v H.K.C.C. S.C.A.A. beat HK.C.C. 74-14. W. T. Lee and S. C. Oew beat E.
F. Story and J. J. Ferguson 7-5, drew with B. O'M. Deane and W. H. Jowiit, beat Capt. A. B. Whatman and T. C. Monohan 0-3.
S. O. Khoo and Y. F. Liu beat Story and Ferguson B-2, bent. Denne and Jowitt 6-2,,beat Whatman and Monohan 0-2.
W. H. Ho and F. N. Wong lost to Story and Ferguson 4-6, .beat Deane and Jowitt 6-3, beat Whatman and Monohan 6-3,
C.R.C. v. C.C.C.
Playing at home, the Chinese Re- creation Club defeated the Craigen- Lower Cricket Club 6-3.
P. F.
W. Choy and K. C. Ng drew with
and G. Lal, lost to G. Choa and J, W. Leonard 4-6, beat R. Chon and E. Zimmer 6-3.
D. C. Luk and C. C. Luk beat Howard and Lai 6-0, lost to Choa and Leonard 3-6, beat Choa and Zimmern 0-2,
S. W. Liang and F. H. Kwok beat Howard and Lai 7-5,' drew with Chou and Leonard, beat Chon and Zimmern 6-2.
Woman, 83, Earns Her Way
Delaware, O.
An 83-year-old great grandmother here darns her own living to-day as "she has for the last 64 years weaving ruga and cushion tops. She Mrs. Priscene Elizabeth Zimmerman who insists that as long as she is able to weave the will not be dependent upon anyone.
P. Zacharian. (Formby), 4 and 2.
J. 8. F. Morrison: (Sunningdale! Ut. E. J. Phillips (Amnimink, UB.A.) ona hole. H. G. Rowbotham" (Rochford - Hundred) bt. N. V. Bertram - (Gooden, Beach), one hole.
Ton. J. 8. T. Hawko: (Delamere Forest) -wan P.-Koch-de-Gooreynd-(Addington)--
scratched
CASA, Duncan (Southerndown) bl, G. 1. Micklem (Wildernessa) anë kofe,
W. B. McLeod (Old Course, Ranfurly) DL. Cyrli. Taalley, (Ryo) one hole,
DRW/Tweddell (Stourbridge) bt. T. C. J. Manners (Colwyn Bay), „7 and 6. --Ma:White: Jim,- (Itoyal Liverpool; w.o. D.:Wilson Smyth (Royal County Down) scratched,
*1. Wieht, (Royal Musselburgh) "bl. "Greenly" (Calest) "one-hole;
C ơi bị Handon. (hun tán Bar "Tácká) ̃WO, ̈ ̃R."J‚"Allé¤ ̄ ̄ ̄{8töke” Pogas)
scratched.
INDOOR BOWLING MATCHES
Dr. and Mrs. Pringle lost to Mr. und Mrs. Howard in a first round mixed pairs match played at the Hongkong Bowling Alleys yesterday, The winning margin was only 21 points. Mr. Howard put up the highest individual score of the com- petition up to the present,
Scores:
Dr. Pringle
Mrs. Pringle
Mr. F. A. Howard Mrs. Howard
120 59 110 335 72 115 120 313
Total
048
211 100 124 451 00 67 71 218
Total ..... 612 Friendly Match
In a friendly match last evening; "The Champs" beat U.S.S. Ashville by 301 points,
After the game both teams 'con- gratulated the scorer, S. A. Ismall, who had a difcult job with eight men playing.
Scores:
U.8.8. Ashville
M. D. Gray E. Herter A N. Girardet J. A. Harvey
17A 153 154
175 133
740 178 143 10 137
Totni
"The Champs'
100 170
Dick Venezia... Cene Farctano Ernie Hearther Doe Molthen
212
182 100
Total
..3,300
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NINTH ANNUAL
HAPPY VALLEY GOLF AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
Results Of Second Round
Of Summer Singles
The following are the results of the second round of the Summer Singles golt competition at Happy Valley:
(14) C. E. Moore
beat H. N. Williamson (10) one up.
Surg-Comdr. - Nicholson-—(0) - beat
w.
A.
Mayhew (8) two up.
COMPETITION
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$250
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Dennis (0) beat W. H. Jowitt TWO SILVER TROPHIES, VALUED $250
(12) five and tour.
Hugh Smith (8) and G. Willerton
(12) not yet played.
F. Buckle (12) beat S. F. Chubb
(15)
seven and six.
C. M. Stark (12) beat W. 5. Hilller (8) Ave and four.
K
(9).
S. Robertson (4) beat J. Forbes
A. L. Powell (18)
bent G. W. Reeve (13) five and four.
The next round must be played on or before July 2,
Surg. Comdr. Nicholson with a score of 24 and 9 (33) won the Stableford Competition over the Old Course at Fanling on June 17 and 18. There were 20 entries.
COTTON TO MARRY.
London, June 20. Henry Cotton, famous golfer, has notified the London registry offico of his forthcoming marriage with Mrs. Maria Isabel Moss-Reuter Special.
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Prizes will be allotted as follows: SECTION ONE:
For Story-Telling Pictures, Ist. $30. 2nd. $15, 3rd, $10,
SECTION TWO:
General Pictorial Section: Landscopes, Seascapes, Architectural, Street Scenes, etc.
1st. 330. 2nd. 815. 3rd. $10.
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1st. $30. 2nil $15. 3rd, $10. SECTION FOUR:
Still Life and Table-Top Studles, Ist, $30. 2nd, $15. 3rd, $10. SECTION FIVE: Snapshots taken by children under fourteen years. 1st. $15, 2nd. $10, 3rik, $5.
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to
1 The Competition is confined ex
clusively
amateur photo- graphers 2-No employee or member of any arm in the photographic trade in permitted to compete.
3-The prizes will be awarded to the competitor sending in what are odjudged to be the best photo- graphs in each Section." Each entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com- petition. and
bo which must pasted on back of entry, The right to publish any or all of the entries la reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph.
BAll photographs entered _ must have been taken in the Colony of Hongkong. Photograplus which have been already entered in other Competitions are ineligible. -No responsibility will be accepted for non-delivery at, loas.of, ur damage to `ontrlen,
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cream,
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11-No correspondence will be entered into in connection with the Cpen- petition.
12-Entries in the Children's Bections must bear the intrant's name, age and address on the entry forin. counter-signed by a parent, 13-Members" of the Staffs of the
Hongkong
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16-At the conclusion of the Come patition, entries will be returned la competitors on :application at the Telegraph offices within seven. days.
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