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A CRITICISM OF THE ENGLAND XI.

AUSTRALIANS AT BRADFORD.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE| LOTTERIES.

عيدة

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bosom friend or merely as a member of the public-No, sir, I am pot a close friend.

Do you consider, then, that the ticket was sold to you in the capa city of a friend?--Yes, as a friend.

of the

A Suggestion for the No Record Score Against Or merely as a member

Third Test.'

VALUE OF ATTACK.

[By "Second Slip."1

The second Test has been play- ed and lost, and we know it is useless to cry over spilt milk, but a brief-resume of the game may bring to light some items of in- terest.

First of all the unwarranted exclusion of K. S. Duleopsinhji from the eleven that did service at Trent Bridge received its re- ward when the young Indian scored a brilliant century, break- ing the Lord's record and placing England in лseemingly im-

Yorkshire.

PONSFORD'S CENTURY.

Loudon, Yesterday,

|public?--Yes, as a friend.

THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930.

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Cross-examined by Mr. Braddell, witness said he made his living by "selling things." fie was a hawker. He went sound Chinese towkays and sold things to them, and made a few 5, Wyndham St. cents profit. He had known the accused three years.

After their success in the second Mr. Braddell: And you borrowed Teat, the Australians travelled to money from him at times when you Bradford, where they engaged with were hard up?-Yes, two or three the county for the second time, dollars, Taking first knock, the Australians compiled 2949 before the close of play. W. H. Ponaford was largely responsible for this total, scoring 148, almost half the score. Score:-

Australians: 291-9 (W. H.

Ponsford 143).

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I have an I.O.U. here for $5-I have never given any receipts.

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He does help you then?-Yes. And when you asked him to take a ticket for you in the sweepstake, with a chance of becoming a rich Leather Solo Canvas Shoes...$4.50 man some time, he did not hesitate Crepa Rubber Sole Canvas Shoes $5.00 to help you then?-No.

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Grepo Rubber Buckskin Shoes $19.00 You say you went to his shop on Black or Brown Shoes from .$ 6.00 April 28 and asked him to buy you Black or Brown Boots from $8.00 Children's Boots or Shoes from $200 a teket?-I never asked him. Ho promised me one.

All right then. On March 28 ho promised you a ticket?—Yes.

Then you went off to Mr. Tongue in the hope that you would get half the fine imposed? Yes (after some hesitation).

You went back on May 1 and plaated a marked $5 note on him?- Yes.

Mr. Braddell: Well, I hope you are proud of it.

You used to be a detective, didn't you? Yes..

I put it to you that nothing was said about "ten per cent."--He did say it.

There were many surprises in the team for the first Test, but the biggest one wrs the exclu sion of "Duleep," who is one of the best of younger England, and a worthy successor to Wally Hammond. He had achieved dis- tinetion before that game, yet he was ommitted. England won, it is trao, but not hy so many runs as to experiment by condescend- ing to invite "Duleep" to attend the Lord's Test. If he had play- at Trent Bridge. England might have inflicted such a crush- ing defeat that the Australians' might have realised their weak ness and tried a few changes in their team. Instead of which the boot was on the other foot, and England changed her team, and not entirely was this due to the absence of Sutcliffe and Larwood. Duleepsinhji proved his worth, Jacoring 173 and 48, a debut of which he may quite justifiably be proud, but did G. O. Allen and J. C. White justify their inclu- sion? It is true that Allen scored 57 and helped Chapman to put on 116 runs for the sixth wicket at a critical stage. But then Allen is considered a first-class fast bowler and yet he took no wickets for 115 runs. England needed a strengthening of her attack, and from precedent is due to the dia-said he was an employee of the first Allen failed in this department. covery that the prizes for starters accused. He was only 19 years of White was the most successful and non-starters could not exceed age (Chinese reckoning). He was bowler in Australia's first innings £75. They will now be £1,000-not a member of the Turf Club. but at what a cost!

Three Reater:

wickets for 158 runs is not good Jenough for Test cricket,

Did he ask you to sign any docu- ment?-No.

He trusted you on your general; appearance to pay him ten per cent. ?-No. He would draw the

Calcutta, Yesterday, The Stewards of the Turf Club at a meeting on Monday, decided that the prizes in the sweep shall money, and then deduct the 'ten per be awarded only to horses left after cent. the third scratching, instead of those left after the second scratch-not inform the police until May 1. ing.

Mr. Braddell raised no objection

Re-examined witness said he did

This decision has been reached to Mr. Pedlow's application to call with the object of increasing the the second accused as a witness for Brizes for atarters and non-starters, the Crown under the powers eon-: In previous years prizes were ferred by section 18 of Ordinance awarded for horges left after the 45. second scratching This departure

HENLEY REGATTA.

PAGEANT OF COLOUR AT THAMES EVENT.

AMERICAN VICTORIES.

London, Yesterday. The historic regatta on the River Thames at Henley opened

The reader will at once ask: "Well, who else is there to play that la better?" That question is hard enough to answer, but I am convinced that if a side is weak in bowling and strong in batting it will always come off the worse. The batting strength with Hobbs, Sutcliffe Hammond, Hendren and Chapman la admirable. Duck- worth is certainly a wonderful wicket keeper, considering he al-with the customary pageant of lowed but 19 extras out of a total

colour to-day. of 729. That leaves five vacancies, than usually interesting in view This year's races nre more which should be filled by the best bowlers in the different classes, re-

of the strong challenges from gardless of their batting ablilty.

foreign countries. This is parti Maurice Tate would certainly cularly marked in the Thames warrant inclusion, as also Larwood. Cup race, in which Americans are Two places remain and call for two keenly endeavouring to hold up slow bowlers and a medium paced their victory of last year, when, bowler. The former Vacancies

Brown and Nichols School U.S.A.. could quite rightly be given to heat the Thames. R.C. by 7 min. Freeman, and Robina and the latter to young Voce of the champion county. He has not yet been given his great opportunity; which he fully deserves after the last win-

ter tour.

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The First Heats, The results of the first heats rowed to-day are:-

beat

Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.

Kent School (America) With these two alterations I feel by two lengths and a half. Time: sure that the Australians would not

7 mins, 49. des.. make any more record scores, 250

Princeton University (U.S.A.) being an extimate of their value beat. Twickenham by

a length. against this strong attack alded Time: 7 mins. 47 seca.

by Hammond. Should Sutcliffe be ft for the Test at Leeds, Woolley would have to be dropped, even though his figures in the Tast match were better than Hendren's. The selectors always know beat, and we shall be able to tell who will win the match as soon as the team is published. Thank goodness Hobbs and Sutcliffe force them- selves to be selected.

BASEBALL.

RESULTS IN AMERICAN LEAGUES.

New York, Yesterday.. Ten matches were, decided yes terday; the results of which are

National League.

St. Loula Pittsburgh Chicago

5 Brooklyn

4 Boston

8 New York American League. New York 5 Chicago

In the re-play Chicago trounc. od New York by 15 to 4.1 Washington 5, St. Louis Philadelphia 3 Detroit Boston 6 Cleveland

Replayed, Philadelphia beat troit by 7 to 2 and Washing scored against St.1 Icopters American Serv

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