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AUSTRALIANS

WASHED AWAY.

Yorkshire Defeated.

LOW SCORING IN COUNTY GAMES.

Northants Win First Match.

Rain unfortunately forced the abandonment of the match be- tween the Australians and Surrey at the Oval. The tourists were in a good position, having scored 379-5 and having Don Bradman still undefeated with 252 runs to his credit. This is the fifth drawn match of the present tour, the Australians having won three of the eight matches played.

After their reverse at Southampton, Notts made no mistake at Leicester, where they defeated the home county by 180 runs in a low scoring match. Gloucester defeated Worcester at Bristol by ar innings and 13 runs after scoring only 280. Lancashire failed to proceed on their way to glory, having their match nt Lord's curtail- ed to one day's play.

Sussex were successful at Brighton where they defeated Somer set by eight wickets. In an exciting game at Leeds, Yorkshire went down to Kent by 54 runs. At Derby Northamptonshire registered their first victory of the season by defeating the home county by the small margin of 8 'runs.

Seven centuries were registered during the mid-week matches, but, taking it on the whole, the bowling gained the upper hand in the majority of the matches. At Birmingham, Warwickshire amass- ed the highest total, scoring 501-6 declared against Essex, but they failed to force a win in a game that produced three centuries.

London. Yesterday. Nottingham, the Champion County, defeated Leicestershire on the latter's ground by 130 runs. Taking first knock, Notts scored 153 against the steady Leicestor. attack. Astil returned the figures of 4 wickets for 46 runs. Leicester, before the awing bowling of Voce, collapsed for 86 rung. Voce taking 4 wickets for 28 runs.

Peach (6-111), failed bý 64 runs to obtain the necessary runs.

Northants' Narrow Win, Northants registered their first victory at the expense of Derby- shire, at Berby, by the narrow 'margin of 8 runs.

Taking first knock Northants' scored 182 runs. Derby falled to reach this total, making only 114. In their second knock, Northants badly collapsed before the bowl- ing of Mitchell, and were dis- missed for 91, wickets for 25 runs in a remark- able spell of bowling. Requiring only 149. runs to win, Derby fail-

. In their secund venture, Notts compiled 218, thus setting the home county the task of scoring 283 for victory. This was beyond Leicester, who failed again before the bowling of Vore and were led by 8 runa. dismissed for 103 rims. Voce came out with the capital analysis |

J

Baten

Leyland

Hardinge

Russell

At

Mitchell took 7

Warwick Declare. Edghustoit, Warwickshire

Australians v. Surrey. Warwick V. Eisex,

Kent v, Yorkshire. Lancashire v. Middlesex. Warwick v. Essex.

Kent Yorkshire. Yorkshire v. Kent. Eurex v. Warwick.

BATTING.

D. G. Bradman

252*

Smith (E.)

124

Wontley

119

Hallows

117

110

105

101

100

denotes not nut.

Mitchell

Tate

Vare

Sinfield

Langridge Peach

of 6 wickets

BOWLING.

7 25 6- 37 6-12

6-76

677

6111

Derbyshire v. Northants. Sussex v. Somerset, Notts v. Leicestershire.

Gloucester v. Worcester. Sussex v. Somerset. Kent v. Torkshire,

for 12 ruas, and took first innings' points from Sam Staples took the remaining Essex after scoring: 501–6 de- four for 37 runs..

clared, Bates followed up his 110, and "Tiger" Smith contribut- 199 against Worcester by acoring ed 124, for the low Essex total taking 5 Paine was responsible wickets for 35 runs, follow on, 323 behind, Essex play- Forced to

ed for a draw, nnd, at the close had scored 222-5, Russell having segreti a century.

Gloucester's Decisive Win. At Bristol, Gloucestershire de feated Worcestershire by an inn- ings and 13 runs. The game was marked by the low scoring on both sides, 30 wickets falling for only 547 runa.

Batting first, the visitors acor- ed 166, Sinfeld capturing G wickets for 76 runs.

Gloucester did little better against the bowling of Root (695) and led by only 124 runя on the first innings. This proved quite an appreciable lead, na Sinfield was in great form with the ball and Worcester were dis- missed for 111. Sinfield took wickets for 72 runa, thus giving him the splendid analysis of 12-148 in the match.

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Hants. Lose Points. Playing at Pontypridd, Hamp- shire lost first innings' points to their hosts. home county scored 189, Newman Batting first, the capturing 5 wickets for 36 runs. Hampshire failed before the bowl- ing of Mercer and were diamiss-

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Our Sports Diary

LOCAL

Lawn Tennis To-day- "B" Division-European Y.M.C.A. v. M.D.K.; S.C.A,A. v. Recreio; C.R.C. v. H.K.C.C.; U.S.R.C. V. Nippon Club; C.C.C. v. R.E.S.C.; "C" Divi- alon-Nippon: Club v. German T.C.; K.C.C. v. Filipino Club, C.R.C.. S.C.A.A.; Recreio v. University T.C.; I.R.C. V. C.S.C.C.; K.I.T.C. v. H.K.C.C.

Thursday.R.C. v. C.C.C.

**R**

Saturday"A" Division- K.C.C. v. H.K.C.C., L.R.C. v. C.R.C., M.B.K. v. S.C.A.A.; "B" Division Recrato .y. Y.M.C.A., C.R.C. v. U.S.R.C., Nippon

Club v, H.K.C.C., R.ES.C. v. 1.R.C., K.C.C. v. C.S.C.C., S.C.A.A. v. C.C.C.: "C" Division-Filipino Club v. C.R.C.. University T.C. 1. C.S.C.C., 11.K.C.C. v. G.T.C.

Lawn Bowls-To-morrow--- Second Division-C.S.C.C. v. C.C.C., 5.15 p.m.

Saturday-Division I-Kow- loon Dock R.C. v. Civil Service C.C., C.C.C. v. Recreio, Police R.C. v. Kowloon C.C., Taikoo R.C. v. Kowloon B.G.G.; Division I Recreio v. Craig- engower C.C., G.S.C.C. v. II.K. Electrie R.C., K.C.C. v. Royal II.K.Y.C., Kowloon B.G.C. v. Taikoo R.C.

Football-June 30-Annual Meeting of Football Associa- tion.

Rifle Shooting-May 30- Distribution of. Prizes, Volux. teer Headquarters."

Water Polo-June 2-Senior Division Somersets v. Navy: Junior Division-Kowloon v. Heavy Battery.

June 4Senior Division- R.A. v. V.R.C.; Junior Divi- sion Somersets v. University.

June 6-Senior Division. — Kowloon v. Chinese Athletic; Junior Division-Fukles Club v. V.R.C.

Racing-To-morrow-Entries close for Sixth Extra Race Meeting, noon.

HOME Golf-To-day to Saturday- Amateur Championship, St. - Andrew's,

Cricket-May 31-June. 3- Test Trial Match, England v. The Rest, Lord's.

SCORES AT A GLANCE.

Australians: 379-5.. Surrey:

WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930.

LAWN BOWLS-A

REVIEW.

"PLAYIN' IN THE RAIN" NOT PLEASANT.

A

WAS MOSS "JOŠŠY”?

[By "Short Head."]

Gray,

Luz, playing ngalest scored 21 on the first 15 heada, and Gray's score was only 6 on dive heads. The latter got a one and a G, and each side secured a 1 and a 3, respectively, Luz emerging vic torious by 25-17. In the last aix heads Luz collected only 4 as com pared with 1 for Gray,

Against Marques, Lapsley open- ed with 1 and 4, and Marques got

alendy reported in the The next seven heads went China Meil rain played havoc with in-favour of Lapsley, who led at the Lawn Bowls League pro- the 14th head by 19-5. Then gramme on Saturday, with the re- Marques scored 5, 1, 1, but his sult that only four matches were fate was senled when Lapsley col- played to a definite conclusion, lected 4 and 6. Each side got n leaving four to be continued at the and the final score was 32-15 In respective heads where

favour of the Dock rink. stopped,

play

DIVISION 11.

K.C.C. v. Club de Recreio,

K.B.G.C. v. C.S.C.C. Taking the order of the official card the first game to merit notice was that between the Kowloon Bowling Green Club and the Civil Service Cricket Club. Here the The Club de Recreio, won by heavy shower suspended play for 66-47. a considerable time, and it was On doubtful

the first rink Labrum if 2 resumption (K.CC.) lost it on- would be

the first six possible. How-heads and at the 10th head was ever, nt six o'clock the down 12-5. rain stopped Sufficiently to permit 4 and went on to lead by 21-15 He then scored 4, 3, of "earrying on". The aggregate at the 19th head. score was then 32-25 in favour of and Labrum stored one on the last Silva got a .5 the K.B.C.C. With three heads to head, giving him a win by 22-20. go the K.B.G.C. led by II shots, but when two rinks had finished heads to Alves, who opened his ac- Purves lost 10 on the frat four and only one head had to be play-count with a 5. The latter led 21-4 ed Moss's rink had to scor two to at the 12th head and 24-6 at the tie or three to win. How they got 15th head. Purves scored on the them is told below.

next five heads but lost in the end

On the first rink Guy was op- by 25-12, posed to Grimmitt na skip and the Blackburn lost the first three | Intter went off with a

"bang," heads to Ozoria, but then scored a scoring seven on

the first three quartette of ones. heads and increasing his lead to 4. hut Blackburn drew level at the Ozorio got a 13 at the ninth head. Then Guy 11th head and led on the next. got 2, 1, and 5-the latter in pour Thereafter ho scored only a couple ing rain. Guy was already lying of ones and Ozorio three when Grimmitt drove withi

won by 21-13. his last wood, only to concede a

Electric Co. v. Taikoo R.C The Electric Co. R.C. won by couple more. At the fifteenth end 81-41. the lead was reduced to 15-14, after which only a couple of ones came Guy's way as against 2, 4, 1 and 2 for Grimmitt,, who thus won by 24-16.

Interport Display.

the better of the game against Up to the 15th head Hatch had Duncan, leading by 24-6, including a.6 and u 4. Thereafter he scored only one ugainst 10 for Duncan. Hatch won by 25-16...

On the next rink Holland was Thanks to a 4 and a 6 de Ronie skip against Brawn. Up to the led by 14-5 at the seventh head, seventh hend play was cren and but at the 14th head the scores then Holland got a 4, making the were 10 all. Walmsley got a 4 and score 10-4 in his favour. A de Rome, and Duncan scored on couple of ones and a 2 came the remaining five heads to make Brawn's way, but Helland's rink this game a draw.-21. all. replied with 1, 4, 1, 4, 2, giving

Muskett opened his account with

him a lead of 22-8. A one and aa 2 and a 7 and led at the 10th 3 for Brawn was followed by one head by, 19-3. Whyte seered only

for Holland. Brawn then collect- one more and Muskett won

ed a 5 and Holland hat a couplé 36-4.

on the last head, giving him a win

by 25-17. Holland was indifferent-

ly supported, especially by his No.

by

Yacht Club v. K.B.G.C. Owing to the suspension of play

on Saturday details of this game, toss, batted first, and at the close 2, but he himself gave a real In- which, was continued of play had scored

on Monday 250 for the terport display-when the back night, are not available. When the 1085 of half their wickets. woods favoured him, as they did, rain interfered on Saturday the Hallows scored his first century very often indeed.

Yacht Club had a slight lead, but of the season.--Reuter.

Whibley and Moss opposed aach this they soon at on Monday and other as skips, and the first seven in the end lost by only eight shots. heads, saw the score only 4-3 in On the first rink Chapman beat favour of Whibley, but when the Davidson by 23-16, but the margin rain

came down and play was would have been much greater had suspended Whibley led by 11-4. Davidson not sent down a weird On resuming Moss got a 3 and a wood that helped his score 5, and Whibley promptly returned mensely. the compliment on the succeeding two heads- and 3. A couple of and went down by 21-12-not very oites were scored by Moss, follow- formidable scoring for 21 heads. ed by one for Whibley, Moss next A. secured 3 and 1, leaving him (with the rink score of 20-18 against him) two to tie and three to win; the match for the whole team.

A Despoiler,

Notts: 153 and 216. Leicester: 86 and 103.

Worcester: 156 and 111.- Gloucester: 280.

Somerset: 105 and 146. Sussex: 223 and 31-2.

Lancs.: 250-5. Middlesex:

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Kent: 205 and 289. Yorks: 198 and 242.

Northants: 182 and 81. Derby: 114 and 141.

Warwick: 501-6 dee. Essex: 178 and 223--5.

The No. 1 sent up the jack to

an extra long hand in semi-dark-

neys

im-

Shields could not hold Roylance

on

Macfarlane appeared paper to have a stronger rink than Drake, hut lost by 24-18.

The final scare was 24-16 in favour of the K.B.G.C., who are thus far undefeated.

Next Saturday's Games. The list of matches for Saturday

and lay both woods half next is given in our Sports Diary.

a yard and a yard behind the The prospects will be discussed as

jack.

The position was unchang-jusual. in Friday's issue.

ed until McTavish, who had proved

a regular despoiler right through-

out the game, lay almost jack high.

In an attempt to remove him Tay-

lor was a shade wide and took him-

self and one of his own No. 1's

BOXING.

Glamorgan: 189 and 71-3 dec. woods into the ditch. Subsequent A.B.A. Team for Empire

Hants: 105 and 56-5.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

ly Mosa took out the jack and fol- lowed it up. For a second it ap- peared as if his side would lie the necessary two to tie the match, At Lord's-Middlesex v. Hamp-but the jack went into the next shire. terahire.

At the Oval-Surrey v. Glouces-

At Ilkeston-Derbyshire v. Kent. At Trent Bridge--Notts Glamorgan."

At Dewsbury-Yorkshire Easex:

Games.

recent A.B.A. Championship meet- for 105, Mercer taking 5 wickets for 40 runs, Glamorgan

Seven of the eight winners at the

declared their second innings at

rink and the head was burned!

ing have been selected by the Ama- Throwing the jack to a medium teur Boxing Association to take 71-3, leaving Hants the oppor-

head the visiting No. 1 placed his part:In the British Empire Games, Sucker Success.

tunity of gotting 166 runs

woods a foot and half for

yard in to be held in Canada next August. Sussex defeated Somerset

at victory.

At the close of play

v. front of the jack on either hand, The eighth place is filled by J. W. Brighton by eight wickets."

Hampshire had loat five wickets

and they were undisturbed until Goyder, the City policeman. The Taking first knack, Somerset for only 56 runs. Mercer took 3

v. McTavish-again McTavish-got! complete team is as follows: scored 105 in the face of Maurice wickets for 19 runs to give him

nearer the jack with a couple. Tate's bowling. Tate took six an analysis of 8 for 59 in the cestershire.

At Nelson-Lancashire v. Lei- Moss, however, drove, and, thanks mingham (ly-weight); H. Mizler.. T. Pardoe, Metro, A.B.G. Bir- cheap wickels at the cost of a

match.

to his back woods, he lay three Oxford and St. George's (ban- fraction aver G runs aploce.

At Worcester-Worcestershire v. Whibley's first wood was short and tam-weight); J. W. Dufleld, Lynn No Result at Lord's. Sussex led the visitors by 118 Play was possible only on the

Northamptonshire.

out near the tapo. Mess tried to A.C. (feather-weight); J. Waples, on the first Innings. James, opening day in the match between

At Cambridge-Cambridge U. v. block him and, when he was the Limehouse, Poplar, and District Langridge, howling excellently in Middlesex and Lancashire at

cynosure of all eyes. Whibley B.C. (light-weight) F. Breeman, the second innings, was respon-Lord's

At Oxford-Oxford U. v. Aus-played far too narrow and the Northampton Institute. Canes, on winning the tralians.

(welter- THE COUNTY, CHA MPIONSHIP - TABLE.

Bible for Somerset's collapse, tak-

ing 6 wickets for 72 runs.

Requiring 28. runs to win,

loas of two wickets.

Kent's Exciting Victory.

At Leeds, Yorkshire lost to

Sussex obtained victory

for the

Lancashiro Warwickshire Notts Sussex Kent Glamorganshire

Kent by 54 runs.

Kent totalled 205 in their first. Innings, Hardinge contributing a

Bowes, the. claimed ':5

well deserved century; young fast bowler, wickets for 67, runa,

Yorkshire replied to this total. by making 198, Satéliffe: scoring 89 and Peach accounting for: 4 wickets at a cost of 138 runs

Kent, thanks to a fine century by Frank Woolley, set Yorkshire the task of getting 298 to win. Although Maurice Leyland made a ne effort, scoring a century: Yorkshire, before the bowling of

Surrey Leicestershire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Hampshire Middlesex Yorkshire Derbyshire Somersetshire

Northamptonshire ar

Sussex.

game was won for the Civil Service weight), F. Mallin. Eton Manor. by the narrowest possible margin B.C. (middle weight); J. W. Goyder, of one-a bit of "joss" (?) (so far, Old Goldsmith's and City Police as Moss's rink was concerned) that B.C. (light-heavy-weight); was duly appreciated by the win- Signaller V., Stuart, Royal Corps of and Signals (heavy-weight).

Ist Inns.

W. L. Result Pts.

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ners, and

A

The system of scoring is as follows:-8 points for an out- right win 6 points for a win on first innings, 4 points in ta event of a tie and a no result match, and 3 points for the county which has lost on first lanings

Club de Recreio v. Kowloon Dock. Another exciting finish was wit nassed. in this match, which the Portuguese "won by only a couple of shota Tw

On the first rink Ribeiro opened

with 8-13, against. Johnston.

CALCUTTA SWEEP.

Up to the ninth head, In-Total Pool Amounts

clusive, the latter scored only

stone and a 4 and was down 1045. Then Ribeiro seor ed" 2, 14, 11,8 giving him n]

£900,000,

Calcutta, Yesterday. lead of 23-5.A 13 for Johnston The totul pool in the Calcutta. was followed by two 1's for sweep is £900,000. It is expected: Ribeiro, after which Johnston got that the first prize will be in 8, 1, 1, 2, and on the last head tripllented amounts of about Ribeiro gota unit, giving him a $120,000 each Starters will be win by 26-15. worth about 4800Reuter

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