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· COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS.

Four Double Centuries Registered.

SOMERSET WIN.

London, Yesterday. No fewer than seven of the matches in the county champion- #hip were left drawn. Someraet was the only county to register

a win, incidentally the first of the Season. At Worcester, Gloucester- shire batted first and amassed the huge total of 489, Worcester at the close of play had scored 70 for the loss of one wicket, both sides taking four points for a no result rantch.

Cook, with a fine contribution of 278, was chiefly responsible for the formidable total of 597. set up by Sussex, and other scorers of the double century were Ernest Tyldesley, Dacre, the New Zealand player, and E. P. Longrigg.

BISLEY MEETING.

BRITAIN WINS THE KOLAPORE CUP.

CANADA A GOOD SECOND,

Ragby, Yeaterday.

by

At Bisley Rile Meeting this evening, Great Britain won the Kolapore Cup from Canada seven points, after an exciting match. The scores were:-

Great Britain 1.122: Canada India, fourth. 1,093: Jeracy, fifth, 1.115; Rhodesin. third,, 1,111;

and Guernsey sixth.

This was the fifty-fifth contest for the Cup.

Britain has now on it 35 times and, Canada the only other country to enter every year, 13 times,

The Junior Kolapore Imperial Trophy was won yesterday by team representing the Falkland Islands, the members

of which travelled 8,000 miles to compete. They won with 616 points, two points more than Nigeria. The Gold Coast were Trinidad (the holders) sixth, and third, Straits

the Federated Malay States seventh-British Wireless Service.

LAWN BOWLS IN RETROSPECT.

Police Give Champions a Fright.

SECOND DIVISION TUSSLE.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930.

seventh "double evont" Club this season.

Cavanagh Was

opposed to

for this RECORDS OF THE SKIPS,

Division I.

Luz (C. de R.)

V. D. L

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0

8

0

Haynes, the latter opsing the Bradbury (C.C.C.) | scoring with a 2. Cranagh scor Wotherspoon (T.R.C.)

ed on the next five heads and, let | Fraser (K.C.C.) by 10-2 Or the remaining Grimmitt (C.S.C.C.)

Basa (CC.C.) heads six favoured Cavanagh and

Brawn (C.S.C.C.) eight Haynes, the former winning Lapsley (K.D.) by 21-17.

Walla: (T.R.C.) Gregory C.S.C.C.)

Omar (C.C.C.)

Carr was drawn against Arch bald, the latter opening the senr-

Hollands (K.B.G.C.) ing and leading by 10-1 at th sixth head and 15-2 at the ninth Silkstone (K.C.C.)

West (P.R.C.) IBg "Short Head!""]

head. At the fifteenth head the Cullen (K.D.) The League matches on Satur- margin was reduced to 18-10 Ferguson (T.8.0.)

Kibeiro C. de R.) day resulted very much as 'anti-und at the twentieth head to Guy (K.B.G.C.)

A 5 for Archibald (the Goodman (K.D.) cipated in my notes last Friday, 21—16. save that the Police gave the second in the game) gave him a Johnston (K.D.)

Whibley (K.B.G.C.) their money than they expected, Craigengower a better run for win by 26-16,

GM

was opposed to Hollands Gow (K.B.G.C.)

Marques (C. de R.)

won

whilst the margin between the (W. E.) and at the fifth head the

Alicinson (K.D.) Bowling Green Club and the Yacht scores were level (4 all). After Bewick (C.S.C.C.) Clab was also closer than what that Hollands's team could not be Gibson (K.C.C.) Mous (C.S.C.C.) recent form led me to anticipate. restrained and

by 30-9. The K.C.C. also did well to defeat They scored a 6 on the seventh Drummond (TRC)

Gray (K.D.)

Division at King's Park. the Club de Recreio in the Second read.

Greig K.D.R.C.) Lyal (K.C.C.) McKelvi (K.D.) Disk (P.P.C Yvanovich (C. de R.) MeTarish (K.D.G.C.) Lammert 4K.C.C.) Post (P.R.C.) targreaves (P.R.C.)

DIVISION I.

The scores

Taikoo R.C. v. Electric R.C. The Taikoo Club won by 72-13. Duncan was opposed to Duck worth. At the seventh head each side had scored five shots and a

Civil Service C.C. v. K.B.G.C. The Civil Service won by 6045 the 14th head Duncan Je

Division 11. On the first rink Brawn was 10-5, which he increased to 18- oposed to MeTavish.

at the seventeenth hend.

Duck Royiant: (K.B.G.C.) were level (6 all) at the sixth worth got ore 2 thereafter and Hollanis (C.5.C.C.) head, and then McTavish led by Duncan, whose score included one Labrum (K.C.C.) 11-7 at the tenth head. Brawn scored on the next six heals and

4, won by 22-10.

Chapman (Y.C.) Basta (C. de R.) Walmsley was drawn against Walmsley (T.R.C.) led by 10-11. McTavish equalia. Paul and led by 16-4 at the Davidson (K.B.G.C.)

last two heads, winning the game 16th head. In the end Walmsley, Drake (K.B.G.C.) Bowling honours went to Verity Settlements fourth, Soudan fifth. Brawn got a single on each on the reduced to 18-11 at

ed at the nineteenth head, and inth head, but his margin was Alves (C. de R.)

the four Carr (C.C.C.) teenth head, and to 21-16 at the Archibald (C.S.C.C.)

Cavanagh (C.C.C.) by 18-16, Brawn's highest score was a 4 on the sixth head, whilst whose score included a 5 and a Hayna (C.S.C.C.)

Musfarlane he had a 3 on the fourteenth head. won by 20-20. Paul had also Ma (Y.C) McTavish hul three 3's.

5 and a in his total.

Jack (K.C.C.) Blackburn (K.C.C.) Stewart, playing againat Muscin (c.c.c.) kett, led by 19-7 at the thirteenth Stewart (T.R.C.) head, but he scored on only three Shields (V.C) heads afterward. compared with Siva (C. de R.) Muskett (E.R.C.) ve heads in favour of Muskett. McKechnie (T.R.C.) Stewart, whose highest score was Ozerio (C. de R.)

Taylor (C.S.C.C.) 4, won by 24-13.

Fuel (R.P.C.)

of Yorkshire, who took 9 Glamor gan wickets for 60 runs. Nichols, the Essex fast hoteler, also, had a bag of nine wickets, but they cost 116 runs.

Below are appended the most noteworthy. feats accomplished in the matchen just concluded.

BATTING.

Cook (Sussex)

E. F. Longrigg (Somerset)

Tyldesley, E. (Lancs.)

278 256*

Dacre (Gloucester).

223

205

H. S. Squires (Surrey)

117

Peach (Surrey)

111

Woolley (Kent)

110

Smith (Derby)

105

Iddon (Lanes.)

101

B. W. Dawson (Leicester)

99

* Not out.

BOWLING.

Verity. (Yorkshire)

Nichols (Essex)

1. A. R. Peebles (M'sex)

Macdonald (Lancs.)

J. C. White (Somerset)

Bowley (Sussex)

Staples, A. (Noita) Ryan (Glamorgan) Freeman (Kent)

IFTTTTTTER.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES,

At Edinburgh-Scotland v. Aus- tralians,

At Lord's-Gentlemen v. Play-

Our Sports Diary

LOCAL

Water Polo-To-day- Division I Chinese Athletic v. V.R.C. Division II.-Somer- sets v. Kowloon C.C.

Friday Division I-Kow. loon 5.C. v. C.B.C.; Division I-12th Heavy Battery V. V.R.C.

Tennis To-day -Mix- ed Doubles-L.R.C. v. Club de. Recrelo; University v. U.S.R.C. Golf-Saturday and Sunday -Bogey Pool, Fanling.

Lawn Bowls Saturday 1st Division C.S.C.C. v. Kowloon

Dock R.C. Recreio v. C.C.C., K.C.C. v. Police R.C., Kowloon B.G.C.

v. Taikoo R.C.; 2nd Division C.C.C. V. Recreio, H.K. Electric R.G. v. C.S.C.C.. Royal H.K.Y.C. V. K.C.C., Taikoo R.C. v. Kowloon B.G.C. Racing-September 27- Seventh Extra Race Meeting.

October 10 and 11-Eighth, Extra Race Meeting.

Aquatic Sports-July 22- Entries close for Volunteer aquatic sports, noon.

ers,

At the Oval-Surrey v. Somer-

set.

At Bristol-Gloucestershire Yorkshire.

V

July 26-Volunteer Corps aquatic sports, Y.R.C., p.m.

At Pontypridd-Glamorgan SUESEX.

HOME

At Northampton-Northampton- shira . Essex,

At Worcester-Worcestershire v. Leicestershire

At Manchester-Lancashire v. Minor Counties.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

Somerset won by eight wickets.

Leicester: 259 and 231. Somerset: 439-9. dec. and 55-2.

Drawn.

Derby: 286 and 252-6. Notta: 301.

Drawn.

Lancashire: 604-5 dec. Warwick: 169 and 154-7.

Drawn.

Glamorgan: 262 and 113. Yorkshire: 208 and 110-0,

Drawn.

Kent: 317 and 131-1, Surrey: 375,

Drawn.

Sundex: 637. Hampshire: 254 and 8~2,

Drawn Essex: 268 and 60-2. Middlesex: 257.

No Result.- Gloucester: 489. Worcester: .70-1.

Lancashire Notts Kent

-Reuter.

Cricket July 25-29-Fourth Test Match, Manchester.

Racing-July 18-Eclipse Stakes, Sandown

July 29 Stewards Goodwood.

Cup,

July 30-Goodwood Stakes, Goodwood.

July 31-Goodwood Goodwood,

Bn.

Gregory was opposed to Hollands and the scoring was remarkably low, being 7 all on the 11th head, 12-9 in Hollands's favour at the

16th head, 16-12 in Gregory'a favour at the twentieth head, but was spoilt

the run of low scores by the visitors getting a 5 on the last head and winning by 17-16. No fewer than 14 singles were scored.

F. Hatch (E.R.C.) Buncan (T.R.C.)

wande Rome ER.C.)

K.B.G.C. v. Yacht Club.

by 62-18.

The Bowling Green Club

Johnatan (K.B.G.C.) Roylance was opposed to Shields Thompson (K.B.G.C.) Grimmitt had the better of Guy and the latter led by 71 after Murphy (CS.C.C.) In the first half, leading by 10-3 at the eleventh head. Guy scored 9-7 at the eighth head and at Fetherst (K.C.C.)

four heads. Roylance led

by Thillipa (K.E.G.C.) five more, but a 4 and a trio of 3's the twelfth head, the scores were Collins (C.C.C.) for Grimmitt gave him a lead of 12 all 28-8. Guy get a 4 and Grimmitt home team led by 16-13 and ran Razack (C.C.C.)

At the fifteenth head the Field (G.C.C.) Reed (C.C.C.) finished up with a 2 and a single out winners by 22-15. Roylance Abba (C.C.C.) to win the game by 26-12 Each had thres 1's and Shields one 4. Pers (K.C.C.) side had a 4.

Police v. C.C.C.

Drake, playing against Chap-Roberta (K.D.0.0.)

Duckworth (E.L.R.C.) The C.C.C. wan by 70-53. The man's rink, was down 8-3 at the

Whyte, (T.R.C.) Police led by 14 shots at the fifth sixth head but had drawn level at head, but were down seven shots

the twelfth head. The scores at the 10th head and 21 shots down were also level at the 14th head, at the fifteenth head.

but Drake won in the end by

On the first rink Hargreaves 1917, Drake, had a couple of was apposed to Omar and at the seventh head the scores were 8 all, but Hargreaves collected only five singles thereafter and was beaten by 29-13. Omar had a couple of

4's.

Post was drawn against Basa, the latter, opening with a 2. Then Post got 5, 1, 2, 1, Basa replying with 1, 2, 3, 3, 5, and 1, giving him a lead of 17-10. Fost drew level at the seventeenth head (18 all)

A

K.C.C. MEETING.

NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.

4'8.

Davidson, who was drawn against Macfarlane, was down The Memorandum and Articles of at the 13th head, following which ed Kowloon Cricket Club were 7-0 at the third head and 15-9 Association of the newly incorporat- Macfarlane's team foll away and adopted by an extraordinary gen- were beaten by 21-16,

eral meeting, which was held in the Club de Recreio v. K.C.C.

pavilion yesterday evening, the chair being taken by Mr. R. E. The K.C.C. won by 54-50. Lindsell, the President of the club. and the game was even through-departurea which had been made, Silva had Labrum as opponent The Chairman dealt with the

and the result was a draw-21 all. ut, the biggest difference at Boy and in passing mentioned that ac

stage being three shots. Labrumcording to Article 82 persons seek- West was opposed to. Bradbury and opened with a trio of singles, | won by 17-15. Each side had a ing membership of the Club had to

3..

and a 5. The scores were level

pay an admission fee equivalent. to (10 all) at the twelfth head, but counter with Blackburn, who led period pending election by the Alves had the worst of the en two months' subscription for the West led by 19-14 at the

114 at the ninth head and 15-7 balloting committee. eighteenth head. Bradbury scored at the 14th head. At the 16th abolished life membership by par Article 56 on the fast three heads and won head Alves was only four behind.chase.

Cup,

by only 20-19.

Boxing July 28-Phil Scott V Young Stribling, Wimbledon Stadium.

K.CC. v. Talkoo R.C. The K.C.C. won by 62-55. Fraser was drawn

AQUATIC SPORTS.

SOMERSETS CONTEST AT THE V.R.C.

In a swimming competition con fined to "B" Company, the 1st

Somerset Light Infantry held at the Victoria Recreation Club this morning, the following

were the results:-

Wotherspoon

Blackburn led 18-11 at the 18th

The Articles of Association were head and then three singles came carried. the way of Alves, who lost by Before the meeting concluded, 18-14.

the Chairman expressed a vote of Basto, playing against Jack, led thanks to Mr. F. E. Nash, of Messrs.

ngainst Wotherspoon and led by 12-2 at the seventh head.

scored on three heads in succesy 14-5 at the 12th head and Woo and Nash, for the entirely sion to reduce the lead to 12-7.8-8 at the 15th head. Three gratuitous work which he had done, but he scored on only four heads

heads Jater he led by 21 and was still doing, to get the club and lost by 28-14. Fraser had) -11. but Jack scored

on incorporated

6 and a couple of 48. Wather-the last three heads. and lost by (Applause). spoon's biggest score was a 3. only 21-19. The highest ecore,

Lyal was opposed to Ferguson was a 4 for Jack.

and led

LEAGUE TABLES.

at the eighth head by 13-2 and at the twelfth head by 16-7 He scored only on two heads thereafter and.. Ferguson staging a good recovery, won by The positions in the Leaguo to 21-20. The highest score was a date are:-..

for Lyal.

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U.S. BASEBALL.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S LEAGUE GAMES.

New York, Yesterday. The National Baseball League matchas played to-day, resulted as

Silkstone, playing Wallace, had the hatter of the

P. W D. L. Pts, follows:- first half dozen heads, leading by Civil Service C.C. 10

Craigengower G,C. 10 D 0

18

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5 10

D 40 '5 8

1

6 8 0 7 G

7

10

0

Team Diving-No. 6 Platoon Best Diver: Pte. Deninesd.

Spring Board Dive:-int L/Cpl. Seymour; 2nd. L/Cpl. Gibson,

Final Three Lengths: 1st Lt. 2, but Wallace got a 4 and a Talkoo Rt.C.10 90 1 Beer; 2nd Pte. Meadows

6 in succession to put him in Kowloon C.C...106 Final Recruits Race-1st Pte. front by 12-7. Silkatorie reduced Kowloon B.C.C. Gardner; 2nd Pte. Leyshan. "?!

3 the margin to 12--10, but the re- Club de Recreio.9 Kowloon D.R.C...10 Final one length: 1st Ptemainder of the heads favoured Police R.C.

.10 n Wallaco, who won by 20-14. Denmend; 2nd Pte. Phillips.

Final, two longthe-lat Pte.

Kowloon Dock. R.C. v. Club de

Shots For and Against. Denmead 2nd Pte. Meadows,

Recreio.

For Agst Up Da. Team Relay: No. 6 Platoon.

The Kowloon Dock won by Civil Service 0.0. 800

Craigengower C.C. 633 .487 140 G13 11 Talkoo R.C. Cullen was drawn against Luz, Kowloon D.R.C. 608 5696 502 520

72 who again gave a sparkling dia-Club de Recreio 620 626 0 & play, at time coming to play the Kewloon RG.C... 400 531 whole of the Dock four bimself. Police R.G

Kowloon C.C... 603 046

THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE

Yorkshire Gloucestershire Sussex Essex Surrey Derbyshire Worcestershire.

hire

hiro onshire

Hampshire

Northamptonshiro. Middlewor Romarsetshire

anfthe system of

63-49,

1st Inne

PW.

Result

He was quite uncanny, and it was no disgrace to Cullan to lose the

game by 21-14.

follows: points for

frat Innings 4 points in the

and 8 points for the county

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22 0

0 32

0 40

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Cincinnati beat New York 14-8.) Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 5-0. Chicago beat Boston 5-3.

St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7-8.

American League. The results of the American League games are as follows!

Boston beat Cleveland. 13-4. Philadelphia bent St. Louis 11-6. 'New York beat Chicago 9-5. Washington beat Detroit 3:0. Reuter's American.Service.

A REJUVENATED OVAL.

I am told that "Bosser" Martin, the head groundsman at, the Oval, PAW. D. L Pts.spent the whole of the winter doc Lapaley was opposed... to Kowloon, B.G.0...10 8 0 2 16toring the wickets at Kennington Marques, but early established a Civil Service C.C. 10 8 0 210 with a special preparation of his

Yacht Club good lead and won by the con-Kowloon C.C.10 60 5 10 n As a result the famous

01604 10 vincing margin of 80-18, Taikoo B.C0 40 5 Goodman was opposed to Club de Recreio 10 4 0 6 Ribeiro and altogether proved to Serwer 6, 10303 108b7 Electric R.C.10.2 good a man, even though the mar Shots For and Against.

zin in his favour, was the email one of 19-16.

DIVISION

• C.CC. v. GSC

square? on which, the wickets are

8

made has been so well nourished

that at the present moment. It is

covered with perfect young graES, To use Martin's own words, it has Dnever looked half so good during

the, last 40 years.

kateg The square is in such faultless condition that Martin says he can

For Ash Up Kowloon EG.C. 602 697 126 Civil Service C.G. 662 551 111.0 Yacht Club2548-500 48 04 Club de Recrelo. 690 598 Xuwloan_G.C. Taikoo R.C.

The Cloll Service won by 7846 Gral renpower. C.C. 570 640

and thus helped to secure the Electric RO

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