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HENDREN'S SECOND, made only 13 runs against the

CENTURY.

FULL POINTS FOR SURREY

LANCS.

BATTING FAILURES.

Macaulay 12 For 95.

brilliant howling of I. A. R. Peebles, who took G wickets for

SHANGHAI DERBY.

Haimovitch Scores on Beautiful Eve.

SECOND DAY RESULTS.

By courtesy of the Hong Kong Club, we give below the results of the second day's racing of the ANDplied with the huge score of 407, hai Racing Club:

Spring meeting of the Shang-

London, Yesterday.. Worrestershire visited the Oval and met with a heavy defent at the hands of Surrey. On winning the toss the visitors elected to bat against a supposed weak attack. A surprise, however, awaited them and they were dismissed for the paltry score of 40. M. J. C. Allom, the Surrey fast bowler, claimed wickets for 11 runs and Stroud 4 for 17.

The state of the wicket did not affect Surrey in the least, and they amassed the huge total of 447 for the loss of eight wickets before the closure was applied. To this total Hobbs contributed 66, Ducat 125, Sandham 65, and Shepherd 82.

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former taking 4 wickets for 60 runs and the latter 4 for 86. Worcester were dismissed for 183, thus giving Surrey their first vic- tory of the Aenaou by an innings and 224 runs.

Northants Lose by an Innings.

At Old Trafford Northants, met- with an innings defent against Lancashire.. Batting first North anta could make only 152 against a steady attack. R. Tyldesley took 4 wickets for 36 runs,

Lancashire easily passed their opponents' score and after making 337 runs for the loss of 6 wickets. the innings was declared closed. Iddon, the young Lancashire all- rounder, made 93. Needing 185

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68 ruas..

To this small total Oxford re-

to which N. M. Ford, the Old Harro-Pari-Mutuel Cup.-Fourth class panies vian, contributed 155 runs. Rain. Hunter's Old Sport ............

only. Distance 1 mile. however, Juined any chance of

(Mr. Maitland) gaining a definite result,

Massachusett's Jons Hoy.

(Mr. Judah) Mr. nud Mrs. A. V. White's Spirit af St. Louis..... (Mr. Collaco) Time: 2.08,4.

Draw at Leicester.

Owing to heavy rain. the match between Leicester and the Austra- lians, was left diawn.-Reuter.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

Worcester: 40 and 183. Surrey: 447-8 dec.

Northnats: 152 and 164. Lancashire: 337-6 dec.

Notts: 273 and 89-6. Sussex: 188.

Glamorgan: 269 and 120-1. Warwick: 251.

M.C.C.: 276-9 dec. and 67. Yorkshire: 257 and 89-3.

Kent: 133. Oxford University: 407.

Leicester: 148. Australians: 365--5.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

:

At Lord's-M.C.C. v. Surrey. At Leyton-Essex v. linns.

1

3

Chu-Ka-Ya Cup.-China pontes ("*"

Class only). Distance mik. Mr. Jack Liddell' Bill Barrow.

(Mr. Maltland) [ Day's Wedding Eva (Mr. Dallas) S A. Jndal's Patomy

(Mr. Judah) 3 Time: 1.32.1.

Grand Staud Stakes.---For Griffins of the meeting. Distance 1% miles. Law and ficking's Glen Dhu

(Mr. Needu) I Winsome and Hasty's The Royal Eagle. (Mr. Encarnacio) Toeg's Green...(Mr. Pote-Hunt 3

Time: 2.41.3.

Peking Cup.-For second, third, and fourth class ponies. Distance 1 mika. Robson's The Crafty's Bird

(Mr. Brand)

B. P. Lalenca's Lysander......

Lad's Firest

Time: 2.03,

(Mr. Maitland)

(Me, Noodt) 3

Shanghai Derby.-For Griffins of the

meeting. Distanza 1 miles. Eve' Donutiful Eve

(Mr. Haimovitch)

Austra-Lad's Firefash (Mr. Maitland) Day' Switzerland (Mr. Dallas)

Time: 3.10.4.

At Gloucester-Gloucestershire V. Lancashire.

Somerset.

At Edgbaston-Warwickshire v.

At Brighton Sussex amptonshire.

Shanghai Stakes. For all China ponies ("Y" Class only). Distance 11⁄2 miles.

North-Eve's Busy Bee (Mr. Haimovitch) 1

Day's Cloverland ...(Mr. Dallas) Kenjoy's Apple Leaf (Mr. Brand) 3

Time: 3.07.1.

At Oxford-Oxford University v. Yorkshire.

At

Seniors Match.

Cambridge

runs to avoid the, innings defeat. Northants, against the good bowl The ing of Hopwood and Tyldesley, could only make 161.

Hopwood

took 5 wickets for 40 runs and R. Tyldesley 6 for 49. Lancashire thus won their first county match by an innings and 21 runs.

Champion's First Innings' Lead.

Sussex lost first innings' points in a drawn game at Trent Bridge. Batting first, Notts made 278 against the varied attack of the southern county. To this total Whysul contributed 113 runs, making his first century of the

season.

Sam Staples, who, it will be re- called, had to leave A. P. F. Chapman'a touring side in Austra- Jia on account of ill-health, was in grent form with the ball, tak- ing six Sussex wickets for 68 runs. Sussex, in the face of Staples' bowling, were dismissed for. 188 runs, thus giving Notta a lend of 185

runs on the Brat Innings. When the match came to a con- clusion Notts had increased their lead to 174 runa with four wickets to fall.

Warwick Love Points, Playing at Edgbaston, Glamor- gan took first innings' points from Warwickshire, Glamorgan, win-

ning the toss, made 269 runs, to which M. J. Turnbull, last year's Cambridge captain, contributed 54. Warwick were unable to pass their opponents score, making only 251 to give Glamorgan a lead

The

Cambridge

GOLF.

American Walker

Cup Team.

According to the cable this is a record.

Shanghai Race Club Handicap-"A" Class-A handicup for Shanghai Raco Club 1930 Subscription Griffinzi Distance 14 niles. Winsome and Haaty's The Capon

(Mr. Encarnaca) 1 Sequeira and Gray'a Royal Bea

(Mr. Callaco) 2 Wayfoong's Debit Balance

(Mr. Clark) 3 Time: 2.47.

London, Yesterday. team, consisting of "Bobby" Shanghai Race Club Handicap—"B"

American Walker Cup Jones, Francis Onimet, Von Elm, Willing, Mackenzie, Voigt, Harri-A. Chapavoyre'ű Totò son, Johnston and Moe, have ar- rived.

They were accompanied by Sir Harry Lauder and Douglas Fairbanks.

"Bobby" Jones said they had

Claxk,

(Mr. Needa) 1 Mr. Alineant's French Trader (Mr. Kenjoy's Kincora (Mr. Brand) dead- Lewis) and Mossrs. Robson and heated for necond place.

Time; 2.42.1.

brought over a fine team, but they iccawei Cup. For all China ponies

* Bobby"

"Jones.

of 18 runs on the first innings. would have a very hard fight as R. E. S. Wyatt played a captain's Britain had the strongest team innings in an endeavour to pass for many years: Jones said he the visitors' score, and when the does not like steel shafts, as they innings came to a conclusion he cannot drive far enough. was still undefeated with 08 runs to his credit. Ryan took 5 wickets for 75 runa..

Glamorgan, at the conclusion of the match, held a lead of 138 runs with nine wickets in hand. M. J. Turnbull made 63 runs in the second innings,

Yorkshire Victory. At Lord's, Yorkshire defeated the M.C.C. by seven wickets. Batting first the M.C.C. minde 276 runs for wickets, at which point the innings was declared closed. Hendren folowed up his century. against Leicester by scoring 111 against the M.C.C. Macaulay, the Yorkshire fast bowler, took 5 wickets for 75 runs.

Yorkshire falled. by, 19 runs to reach the M.G.G. total, though Sutcliffe made a great effort with a contribution of 74 runs. Ken- nedy, the Hampshire all-rounder, took 4 wickets for 50 runs.

Batting a second time, the MO.C. faredbadly against the excellent bowling of Macaulay and Robinson, and were diamles- ed for 67 runs Macaulay took 7 Wickets for 22 runs, and Robinson

8 for 18 Needing only 80 runs

for victcry, Yorkshire made 89:

Fairbanks, accompanying the team, described himself as "golf

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Douglas Fairbanks.

Tune for the loss of three wickets mad. He has been taking lessons

thus defeating the M.C.C. by seven wickets

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from Jones Aboard their liner.

Lauder for the "Talkies,

Kent and Oxford Draw, Sir Harry Lauder said he had Kent had by far the worst of been tested at Hollywood, and their match with Oxford on the might shortly make his first talk latter's ground. Batting first they (ing picture. Reuter.

Class only), Distance 14

miles, Allan's Michigan (Mr. McCann) Fash's Ugly...(Mr. Pote-Hunt) 2 Day's Hurry On ...(Mr. Dallas), 3

Time: 2.37.4.

I

Bcurry Stakes. For Griffins of the

meeting Distance 7 furlongs. Winsome and Hasty's The Silver Pheasant....(Mr. Encarnaczo) Pote and Hunt's Port Michael

(Mr. Maitland) 2 M. M. Sokoloff'a Dobrynia-Nikitich

(Mr. Sokoloff) 3 Time: 1.48.3.

Tientsin Plate. For third and fourth elasz ponies only. Distance 1 mile. C. E. and S. A. Pringe Adelbert (Mr. Encarnaçao) Gensutt' Kinsit ..(Mr. Judah 2 Massachusetts Mongol Boy....

(Mr. Needa) 3

Time: 2.06.2..

Hankow

1

Cup. - For Subscription Griffins of 1030 of any race club in Shanghai. Distance 1 mile. C.0.C. and W.H. Bambino

N. L. Sparko and E. Hayim'a

(Mr. Pote-Hunt) 1 Prince of Speculators C.H.E.'s Krishna..(Mr. McCann) 3

(Mr. Noodt)

Timo: 2.08.1..

wachang Cup.-For third class ponies

only. Distance miles. Dixie's Copper (Mr. Herzberg) 1 A. N. Dallan's Grand Concert ...

(Mr. Dallas) 2 McBain and Sokolof's Vecherock

(Mr. Sokolof) 8 Time: 1.29.4.

NEWBURY SPRING CUP.

Osiris Wins In Close Finish.

London, April 12

The Newbury Cup run to-day re- sulted as follows-

Osiris, Bhang Lucky Tor

2

3

Twenty-two ran. Won by a head. Neck between second and third.

The betting at the start was: --

5 to 1 against Osiris.

18 to 1 against Bhang.- 100 to 9 against Lucky Tor.

DAVIS CUP. Ireland Beat Mônaco.

Playing at Dublin in the first

London, Yesterday. round of the Davis Cup, Ireland defeated Monaco by three matches to one To-day Maguire (Ireland) beat Landau (Monaco) 18-11, 0-6 3-6, 6-4, 6-1-Beuter

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