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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1950.

SURREY TIE WITH LANCS FOR THE COUNTY

CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Sept. 1.

Surrey today beat Leicestershire by 10 wickets in their last County fixture of the season and so tied with Lancashire, who firzished their pro- gramme carlier, for the English County Cricket Championship.

For the second year in succession the English County Cricket Championship ended in a tie. Surrey last won the title 36 years ago. Lancashire's last triumph was in 1934.

Last season there was also a North-South tie, when Yorkshire came with a Irior to that, the late run to share the Championship honours with Middlesex. Championship had not been shareil since 1889, when Surrey, Lancashire and Not- tinghamshire were joint leaders.

Surrey gauned the 12 vatal poisst fulay by reos at -

ing 18 wicket with over Leiti str Sure with lace than

3 hour to spare.

Lanicestershiter

required

147

ur: to avoid an inlng, defeat Intact wickets

with all their

when the last day's play bertan. Their emily batsmen shower a lugged defence against aeturatej

the damp Dowling 1 itets, but

wickets begin

Oval

West Indies Indies

Kent By 222

Beat Runs

Canterbury, Sept. 1.

10 The West Indies completely outplayed Keni today to The tourists declared win their match here by 222 runs,

fall and when the fad Lærcester- hake mam was out, Surrey quared two runs for victory.

TWO FOR VICTORY Michael Barton, fue Surrey Opptim took Laurie Fashion K, ficornior profese woud with lain, an of the fr bub, a fal

delivered by Charle Pale,

Sure

:

1

their second insings closed at 170 runs for six wickets and then shot Kent out for 67 runs,

Valentine and Goddard, on a pitch which was taking spin, were almost unplayable. Both turned the ball so much that it frequently beat the wicketkeeper as well as the batsmen.

Even

abong for the tricky Vadealizar eladtard Ave wickets

and Goddard i roditi Keturv. a weal at Ect Eix

The lit play after Jusch. Barton, pingely het Let'

fear wirkels for the limel Somey Have

Bwe w.che's cra-had for 12 rum boundary to

RECORD SET

natch.

11

Surrey's a Clam- „ion: lup Why of the sea ones de

This Lancar hire,

mompleted

At week,

ther

0

match who.c Vakuume,

nine wiebels for! postale Agures we

Anus, brought his number

A few minutes after maling of wicket for the tour to 114 The winning striby, Baton, who, ja, more than any other West

35, annoured that he wens Juris Considering assigning the veter. Fagland. ship of the side. Bariyer - titregitymace

* Cause,

bowler

ing takra

believed to he

A B Coda:1

4.st Cave

of the day Gantz

the

Barton said he did not intend, noportunity to complete 1,000

challenge Tarashite to play run for the fur sor the title. "We are proti to, failed.

hare the honours with them, yanide).

ESSEX IN CELLAR SPOT

At the other cul of the table, there was. an equally

truggle between

Paventh,

Champlons.

Bosh at

but he Ganez and Goddard had carried their stand to 113 runs when Guruez felt for

rans and Goldard turn de clared,

Ames tried to turn it to le. ver Hampshire. Their last pair but the ball bouneed gently off come together treding 10 runs his bat to rilly nd-off.

Goddard, rolaing on at the ther end, he took a wicket

n 12 minutes-Reuter,

25inut---11, ater.

SEDGMAN.

LOSES TO

COCHELL

Forest Hills,

New York. Sept. 1.

Selgman, thei Frank

Lawn Australian young Tenis Champion and sate) survivor of nearly 20 over-: competitors in the United States Men's Singles Championship, was beaten in the third round today.

Was

halted

KENT

YACHTING

WEEK.

A view of Ramsgate Harbour with its panorama of small and large sailing craft as Kent Yachting Week opened under the flags of the Royal Cinque l'orts, Royal Temple. Margate, Whitstable, Broadstairs and Herne Bay Yachting Clubs.

Restrictions Abolished Against Foreign Investments In Sterling Securities

London, Sept. 1.

Britain tonight abolished almost all restrictions on investment by foreigners The Bank of England announced that, generally speaking, in sterling securities, foreigners would in future be able to switch into any sterling area security quoted on a stock exchange in the sterling area and not redeemable within 10 years.

The Bank added that the investment of blocked sterling funds would be similarly relased. This means that Britain, at a stroke, has removed all the restrictions on foreigners switching their sterling securities from one country to another or from one to another type of sterling securities.

GERMAN REDS IN TROUBLE

The authorities of the whole Eenzaamie Co-operation (OEEC) Rog

and had not been discussed in Acres. Hav bern in- torm J.

Paris-Heater. The acessery arrange- may have been and with South Africa. which

corresponding runtie th restrictions in the Johannesbaing Market

to

CONSIDERABLE FREEDOM

11111

Bobby Locke Second To Fred Daly

"GUARDIAN”.

OBJECTS TO Bhongkong Telegraph

"GOOKS"

Manchester, Sept. 1.

The Manchester Guardian. alone of all British news-

Morning Fest Buliding,

Hongkong.

Published daily (afternooną). Price, 20 cents per edition. Sulwcription: $5.50 per month.

Vortager China and Mineno, 41.80 papers, today lodged an per month. UIC British PowcEstonia

and other countries, $4.50 Der editorial protest against the ra arth.

use of the term "Gnoks" by

News contributions, always wol-

the Americans to apply not rome, should be addressed to the

only to North Koreans but Editor, business communications and

| advertisements to the Secretary. to South Koreais and to all

Telephono: 20011 (5 Lines), Asians, whether friendly or unfriendly.

The

paper recalled that the British learned to their lasting enst what harm the one mis- chievous word "wo" clid to their relations with the peoples of Asia.

("Wag". sulek_ta stand for "Westernised Oriental pentic- tran", was originally term

wed

derisively about

Indian

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TUITION GIVEN

ACCOUNTANCY, COST ACCOUNT is really facing the post-ING. COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP months' lily of a light with Formosa's 100K-KEEPING Nationalists at its alde, had intensive Method's course recog- nised for award of Diploma as why alley better start treating Chiang Axelate or Fellow)

you for higher slalus by space-time Kai-shek's forces as equais."

portal study. For

write detalls

The Guardian concluded, "In w: "The Principal, London School of Accountancy, 12. Duke Street, Chiangt. James's, London, H.W. 1, Eng- not the

trouble abou! Kal-shek'a Foldiers that they land. follow the

motive so You!

profit sdalously that they sell their

FOR SALE

Anglean gan to the Coeur-

nists? Perhaps that is what

YE OLDE MILL, A Gistinctive hand

ter.

box from C. M.

070

At the lunch interval Kent had

Beas strim i reed 35 runs for three wickets Nellingham in their second innings. hire and Essex lu avoid the With 12 runs stor.drage playe baltom pince. Exira time wased a hesitant forward stroke and easy catch at the needed before Notts gained the move an Arst innings points and doomed wicket. Ames hooked three Ioni

He fell to seventh-seeded Earl

The new de-control Al Thog from Jones to the leg Essex for the "cellar spot.”

Mean considerable freedom of Valentine came Cochef, of San Francise, by In

Porte-boundary, but close

Rovement of sterling Glamorgan, the

Berlin, Sept. 1. 1048 and got him with his fr:47-5, 5-7, 1-6, 6-2 and 6-2.

through the failed by only 17 ball.

The match

The Communistic Socialist foreign countries,

movement of sterling securities,

was meant by the Marxists who made stationery. In boxes, 60 sheets uns to gain first innings points

In future, there hould be Leeds, Yorkshire, Sept. 1. through darkness on Thursday Union Party of East Ger right with Sedgman Jearing!

Bobby Locke, South Afri-raid that capitalism would digtepaper, to envelopes Port many today announced the only one exchange rate for all two sefa to one, but the stocky

reamed in whirl-expulsion of six of Its lead-frin-owned ferlin securica's winner for the past two its own grave in China."—Reu-, o per box, Duke Ay, 311.50

Open years of the British American wind fashion today to win coming members preparatory to all types and wherever

of widespread purge

Championship and winner of furiably-Iteuter

"hourgeois and hindering made possible by Britain's im- more money in British golf this season proved dollar position. Switch-tuurnaments elements."

ng frem poft to hard currency than any other player, had Istanbul, Turkey, Sept. 1.

with second The six leading Communists countries, and from Government Nar Kumar, India, and his

Rumundo ousted from the party were all securitie: to things which yield to be content Filipitio partur

hither. Will certainly place to Fred Daly, the bish Deyr, were beaten today in the churged, in the Neues Deutschsuch

former Open and Match- Men's Doubles semi-final in the land, the official, organ of the cost Britain some dollars. Internationa!

Tennis Socialist Unity Party, with hav- Lawn

On the other hand, this long Play Champion, in the Lotus Ing had connections with "the

tournament today. Championship here.

American super-agent Nozi step towards restoring the Loss des Stack Exchange as an in- Field.”

termtional market wall ceriain- and some brokerage

for Britain and

THE RESULTS The following were the results of first-class crickeļ matches played today:

the Leicester.tive Ilvestershire

B

the bed ball, pelting Woodlett mught behind the wickti

Oval: Suey beat EUROPEAN

by

113

10 wickets.

and

140

ROWING

45. Jacken 44 Nec

Bedser, ruht arm fast medium

bowler, four fo 941

Surrey

272 for nine dectural and futur for no wiekat,

At Kingston-on-Thamest

XI drew Ansland

Commonwealt: XL

walla the

Common-

REGATTA

ISTANBUL TOURNEY

.

relaxation has bren

The went down 6-2, 4-3 and 6-3 tr Jack Hamer, of Austru

Herakti Weis and 13,

uf

wholy All were Communists hal spent their wartime years comunicions

carn

of 1950

Milan, Sept. 1. The European Rowing Argentina-Reuter. 188 for et WChampionships

wealth 280 for seven drelated

England Xt

Edrich 52. V. Slanked, left-orm started today under an over.

slow bowler, live for 32). east sky on the great artifi Few Takers

At love:

Suses drew will lake outsitle Milan.

Derbyshire Derbyshire 275 and

(Bater

36 for Ove declared

Sussex 126 fur irre for 211 wven declared (Gladwin, right) om fast med'in bowler.

Kam thughout most of the crim Flightly delayed the art of the Champlong hips and for 57) and 148 for three (John brick wind was blowing acros

Langridge 78 not out).

four

the basin when

AL Portsmouth Hampshire started.

Trew with Glamorgan. Hamp

the Brat race

At

St. Leger

Callover

It was staled in London to-

the European

of exile in Western Europe and may well attract come foreign America and not, like many of humey. thetr maining colleagues in

bisute the Soviet ight that the relaxation had The party,

nothing to do with the European Union.

Payments Unien or with 1710 announcement said that Organisation the expulsion had followed a investigaliota inlo rhorous "azy liberalism" and the c- tivities of "dupes of Anglo- American imperialism wid Trotzkyism."

London. Sept. 1.

was Orly light business

on the St Leger

Haly, who took first place in hire 150 (Walker 52. E. Davies, last year's Championships left-arm slow bowler, live for Amsterdamn, won the first ene

The trong Balian crew won the for right 201. Glamorgan 100

fnt heat of the fours (with done At Nottingham Notte

drew Coxswains trees. Essex 288 Avery

fast: right-art

Woeller 57).

with sex.

149. Jepso medium bowler, five for Notts 281 for Ave (Simpson 07, Winrow 57. Pools 82)-Reuter.

WEEK-END SPORT

TODAY

over

I declared, "It is no exak- teralion to say that this decl- atson marks the beginning of

new 'pe."

in 7 s. 37-0/10 tonight's Victoria Club call-new epoch in the history of our It is aew step in t...1: here. The French-party.

development of the East German

Unity into a party of i The Yurostar crew withdrew trained favourite, Vieux Socialist 66). frum

the race at the haltway Manoir. hardened to 7 to 4 mark.

following last night's sur The statement Denmark won the second heat prise withdrawal of Prince have of the fours (with enxswalna) Simon. in 7 min. 38-8/10 sets. The Swiss

second la 1 crew was

Hotland 42-6/10 secs. tis. was third in 3 mins, 45 seca.

Custle Rock, the only English- bred colt among the six quoted, was made a joint third favourite heat with L'Amiral at 7 to 1.

The winners

of each enter the final race on Sunday. The other teams will run an. other race tomorrow, the first two of which will also qualify Lawn Bowls-First Division League: KCC KBGC; Recreio for the Buat, "Whit:"

Recreio HKFC:

"Black" C; PRC v KDC.

SINGLE SKIFFS

Second Division League: C Erik Larsu, of Denmark, won

v Filipino Club; KBGC v TDC KCC HKCC.

the first heat of the single Third Division League: Kucl rate in 8 HIKERC: KCC CCC.

CCS. Holland's

mins, 25-3/10 Culler Chris-

a

Basketball-Li Team Hongan Neumeir was second in

tong All-Stars at Caroline Hill, 3 pan.

Swimming - Land Forces Championship Heals at Victorin Poal, 2.30 pm.

Victoria Recreation Chub r Farting at th: VRC, 0.30 p.m.

TOMORROW

Lawn Bowls-Colony

31.1/10 mins.

teca. Ten:1 Butel, of France, was third in

3 mins, 49-3/10 sick.

Ben

Peissens, of Belgium,

was fourth

THE QUOTATIONS

The quotations were:

7 to 4 Vieux Manior.

to 1 Scratch,

to 1

7

Castle

Rosk

and

L'Amiral.

100 to 9 Tilloy,

100 7 Cagire.

20 to any others-Reuler.

CARMICHAEL PLATE

ダイゼ

Pandit Nehru

To Inspect Flood Areas

i

This event, for £1,500 prize noney and held on the Moor- the il- town Course, provided

ing day's play for the final 30

It

virtually Wix holes. three-mi battle with Dal Rens out early and setting a pace, while Locke and Daly were at the tailend of the field fighting

wet in front.

to

Overnight Locke led with 13 to Daly's 137, and Rees' 159.

CLOSED THE GAP

09

um

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Commonwealth

Team To Play

In Ceylon

Colombo, Sept. 1.

Inspect

however, could only du

behind the cheery Trishnan.

LEADING SCORES The best scores were: 278 Fred Daly, 70, 67, 72 and

the devastation caused by the great August 15 earthquake and the re- Bulting floods, it was an-160; nounced on Friday.

279 Bobby Locke, 60, 63, 72 and 71;

280 Dal Rees, 69, 10, 60 and

The Government was ship-

north plag to

Assam 800,000 72;

282 Charle Ward 70, 70, 72 donated by of rice, pounds

the and 70: Pakistan for the relief of

202 S.S. Stolt, 72, 73, 68 and The East Pakis- stricken arca. tan Red Cross promised to send arid 70.-Reuter, two medical units.

was

arc

run

Neil Franklin

Asks For

Reinstatement

Nell

the

LARGE DEATH TOLL The death toll of the earth- enoflclafly placed The Commonwealth cric- quare

Oncials Lanark, Scotland, Sept. 1. ket team, touring India and at several thousand.

awaiting complete The French-brest three-year- Pakistan this winter, will ru

from the reports casualty

or Asam, where old coll, Sycamore, which was

London, Sept. 1. brought recently by Mr Habib also visit Ceylon, Mr M. K. province In 9 mins. 3-0/10 Rahimwola, the High Commis-. M. Ismail, the Honorary thousands of square miles of

Franklin, former of the Ceylon and were flooded in the wake sioner for Pakistan, from Prince Secretary

of the quake, which still shook

Stoke and England centre- the Aly Khun,

easy four Cricket Board, said today. was dry Britain's R. R. Rowe,

the earth on Friday. £250 of the

However ocials conceded half, who is one of four Henley Diamond Sculls witner, įlengths' winner

the Indian Negotiations with Pate herY?

final casualty figure players suspended by that the withdrew from the single skiff Carmichael Weiler

Cricket Board of Control in this would

"well Into (our

English Football League for Open race at the list nüte. He today.

conacetion have been sueceSS-

igures" Rinks Championship nnal at had been favoured to win the

concluded, war expably fully

Mr Jamall Syeimert, who

"A least 200 members of the playing in Bogota, Colombla, the Kowloon Cricket Club, 4 roct.

hardled by Mr John Hislop, aridel.

nemi-civilised tribes inhabiting has applied to the League breeder

the lowland of the hilly coun: for reinstatement. Journalist, bloodstock

According to the present pro-try between the Subansiri and

Announcing this tonight and leading amateur rider, was

of the backed down from 6 to 4 against pole, the Commonwealth team nihang rivera,

north to 7 to 2 cn in a field of 11.

will arrive here on February 10 Be haputra, were believed to Franklin zald he did not intend return to South American and play three matches a two-have perished. More than 100

now realise that my football. He wag always

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tribesmen. Combined arco, not including

The tall International said: B-1710 secs. Second was Italy's hat, wine werd, a length in day Tent against a

The 10 to 1 chance, Inilla, Prkistan and Ceylon XI. are said to have. dis ppeareddy real futurn 100g in English $500 Bergamini in 0 mina, 11.1 20. front of

Neuter.

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