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CRICKET.

HORNIBROOK'S ALL-ROUND

PLAY.

SUSSEX IN DANGER

LOCAL CRICKET.

ZIMMERN'S BRIGHT KNOCK AT K.C.C.

ALL-DAY MATCH;

Brighton, Yesterday.

The Kowloon Cricket Club open- Continuing the Australlaa inn-ed the cricket season with a trial ings to-day Hornibrook and Hur- game yesterday. Some good all wood advanced the score from 349 round cricket was witnessed; the for 9 to 367. Hurwood scored 61 game being an all day match. and Hornibrook was not out 59.

E. C. Fincher's XI. was success- ful winning by 21 runs.

Sussex, thanks to a splendid partnership between J. Parks and Cook, were able to save the follow 011. Parks contributed 84 and Cook G7 not out. P. M. Horni- brook followed up his batting dis- play by taking half the wickets for 51 runs,

At the close of play the tour- ists held a lead of 120 runs with all their wickets in hand.

Scores:-

Australiane: 367 and 22-0, Sussex: 269.

-Reuter.

YORKSHIRE WIN.

KENT DEFEATED BY AN INNINGS.

LEYLAND AND MITCHELL

Gravesend, Yesterday. Yorkshire succeeded in defeat- ing Kent by the large margin of Jan innings and 45 runs.

Kent batted first and scored 187. Yorkshire replied with a total of 443, to which Maurice Leyland contributed 112 and Mitchell 101 not out. Requiring 256 to save the innings defeat, Kent compil- ed 211, Bryan being unfortunate in being dismissed when 96.

Scores:-

Kent: 187, and 211," Yorkshire: 443.

5.

-Reuter.

NOTTS VICTORY,

FAST BOWLERS TROUBLE WORCESTER.

The winners had first use pr the wicket and the features of the innings were the splendid batting of F. Zimmern and the bowling of A. T. Lee Zimmern played a faultless innings of 37 and Lee captured 4 wickets for 41 runs.

After Tunch the opposing side batted, and only a good stand by N. A. E Mackay and E. F. Fincher prevented a total collapse. F. Caveney was the only one to offer any resistance after these two had been dismissed. F. S. W. Smith, with 6 wickets for 15 runs, was chiefly responsible for the inck of enterprise shown by the opposing batsmen.

Scores:-

E. C. Fincher XL.

E. C. Fincher, b A. T. Lee ...

F. E. Skinner, run out

F. Zimmern, E. F. Fincher,

:

.27

37

G. C. Burnett, e Capel, b Fincher

9

F. S. W. Smith, b Hung

W. Hyde, b Fincher

G. Hedley, Petheram, b A; T.

Leo

O. B. Raven, b A. T. Lee

J. Fraser, not out.... W. E. Guest, d A.. T. Lec

Extras

Total

BOWLING, ANALYSIS

1.A. T. Lee

Hung

G. Lee Fincher Petheram

19

0

21

135

0. M. R. W. .9 3 20

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11.2 1 41

17

36

5

27

B. Petheram's XI,

W. C. Hung, bw, b Skinner. N. A. E. Mackay, Smith, b

Burnett

EF Fincher, st. Zimmern,

E. C. Fincher

A. T. Lee Burnett, b Smith G. Loe, b Smith

A. R. F. Raven, Burnett,

Smith

F. Caveney, e Tipple, b Hyde

I. S. V. Capel, Skinner

I. Laughton, not out

D. S. Green, b Smith

B. Petheram, e Zimmern, b Smith

-Extrus

Total ......

BOWLING ANALYSIS

AQUATIC SPORTS.

PROGRAMME FOR POLICE AND PRISONS.

LIFE SAVING CONTEST.

The following is the programnis of the ninth annual aquatie 'sports meeting of the Police and Prison. Departments, to be held at the V.R.C. on September 13:-

1. Plate Diving,

2. Championship of Police and Pri-

sons Indians and Chinese).

3. Championship of Police and Pri

sons (Europeans).

4. Two lengths handicap (Indians

and Chinese of Police and Pri sons).

5. Long Plunge.

8. Twa lengths handicap (Europeans

of Police and Prisons).

7. Two lengths (Street Boys' Club).

8. Pillow Fight.

0. Two, lengths breast stroke.

10.

Two lengths handicap (sans of Police and Prison Officers). Past ..Entries.

11. High dive. 12. Fancy diving.

13. Life Saving (confined to Officers holding the Certificate of the

Royal Lite Saving Society). 14. Police Reserve Race. 15. Balloon Race;"

16. Two lengths (Chinese Clerical Staffs af Police, Prisons and Fire Brigade).

17. Team Race,

18. Water Pola (Police v. Prisons).

Entries should be sent to the Secretary, Aquatic Sports, Central Police Station, as soon as possible. The closing date is fixed for Satur day, September 6.'

The heats for events Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6 and will take place in the V.R.C. bath on Tuesday, Septem- ber 9, starting at 2.30 p.m.

WATER POLO.,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1930.

DRINK ONLY

ELBSCHLOSS

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SOLE AGENTS FOR HONG KONG:

THE WING ON

CABLES CUT AT- BISLEY.

Attempt to Wreck Meeting.

The authorities were harassed by an epidemic of malicious ROYAL ARTILLERY BEAT THE 20 targets being put out of action damage which culminated in about

NAVY.

GUNNERS SPEEDIER,

on the Stickledown ranges by the cutting of telephone cables, at Bisley during the recent meeting.

At first it was thought that this might have been a prank on the part of some of the public school- Playing in the First Division of boys encamped for the Ashburton the Water Polo League at the Shield contest, but an

Investiga Victoria Recreation Club, last tion has convinced the range com. evening, the Royal Artillery de- munication officer, Capt. Cann, feated the Royal Navy by two goals that it is part of a deliberate at- oto ons, in an interesting and close-tempt to wreck the Bisley meet- 21 ly contested match in which the ing. result was in doubt right up to the

The trouble began during the final whistle.

Services meeting, when a bunch of

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The Gunners were a speedier telephone wires was dug up and 25 side, but this advantage was dis- cut through on the Century ranges. counted by the fact that their These have been repaired without shooting was inaccurate, and thus affecting any of the competitions. many, good chances of scoring in Later, someone went to one of the first half were missing. The the telephones in the butts, and

•score sheet was blank in the first cut the whole armoured cable half.

through, thus depriving two ranges

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LOW SCORING MATCH.

0.

Skinner

'Smith

Burnett

M. R. W. 10 1 31 2 12.1 8 15 Б 5 7

Hedley

Fincher-

3 0 19 0

22

Hyde

GOLF.

Nottingham, Yesterday. Worcester suffered a heavy de feat at Nottingham, losing by ten wickets.

Worcester compiled 117 in their first venture, Barrett claiming 6 wickets for 21 runs. Notts fared little better against the bowling of Brooke (5 for 36), and could take a lead of only 16 on the first innings. Worcester collapsed in their second venture before the bowling of Larwood, and were dis- missed for 60 runs. Larwood claimed 8 wickets at a fraction over 4 rung tanh. Notts scored the 46 runs required for victory without loss.

Scores:-

Worcester: 117, and 60. .Notts: 132 and 46-0,

--Reuter.

RESULTS OF BOGEY POOL ·

COMPETITION.

The Bogey Pool Competition held at Fanling over the week-end resulted as follows:-

J. G. Campbell (18) 1 up (wina). A. H. Ferguson (2) 2 down (second).;

Other returns were:-E. des Voeux (13), R. Young (7), F. Groves (12), M. N. Cochrane (14), all two down.

The second prize was decided by drawing lots.

There were 49 entries in all.

The Sailora took the lead im- of communication with the various mediately after the start of the firing points, second half, the ball being sent Capt. Cann told a reporter that into the net during a melee in twenty targets were put out of front of the Artillery goal. For action. "It is the work of some the next fifteen minutes the strug-diegruntled person," he said, "and gle was a ding-dong one. Then we have our suspicions as to who the Artillery got going and started he is or at least what body of a bombardment and registered two people he belongs to." hits. One of the goals was "in-off" shot, the ball hitting the

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head of one of the defenders and bounding into the net,

SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Heats in the 100 yards Free Style, 100 yards Breast Stroke, 100 yards Ladies' and '100 yards Boys' Championships will be swum off at the V.R.C. to-morrow at 6 p.m. sharp.

CHAMPION MERMAIDS IN ROCKIES

“Agries GeraR)

back-stroke; and Georgia“ champion savez who is also fast,

Our Sports Diary

LOCAL

Water Polo To-morrow- Division I-Chinese Athletic v. V.R.C.

Friday-Kowloon v. Chinese Bathing Chub.

Lawi Bowls-Saturday- Division II. Taikoo R.C. v. Yacht Club.

Racing-September 27- Seventh Extra Race Meeting.

· October 10 and 11-Eighth Extra Race Meeting.

Football-To-day-H.K.F.C. : fist practice.. Club ground, 5.45 p.m.

Thursday Annual General Meeting of Referees' AB- sociation, 5.30 p.m.

September 27-Chinese v Rest of the League, Happy Valley,

October 1-Entrles close for Challenge Shield.

Aquatics —— Saturday — En- tries close for Police and Pri son Departments nquatié sports; V.R.C. Night Fete."

September 18 Police and Prison Departments Aquatic Sports, V.R.COM

Polo September 20-Gym- khana, Pole Ground.

Rowing-September 22- Trevessa Trophy: 4 pm.

KATHOME. RaclogSeptember 10-St. Leger, Doncaster."

September 12-Doncaster

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HOME FOOTBALL.

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Division II

P. W. D.

Tottenham.. 2 2 West Brom.

Wolves ..... Stoke

Preston N.E.

Bury

Oldham

Bradford C. Everton Port Vale Swansea

Barnsley Bradford

Notts Forest 2.0 Plymouth Southampton

Cardiff Bristol C. Reading

Goals.

Charlton

1 0 20

Mulwall Burnley

2 0 0 Division III. (South).

Goals. F. P. W. D. L.

A. Fulham

..... 2 1 1 0 3 Queen's P.R. 1 1 0 0 3 Northampton 11004 10 04 Swindon Crystal P

100 4 Walsall

1.0 0 Notts C. Exeter

1

Newport

Gillingham Brighton Luton Brentford Coventry Norwich Torquay Watford. Clapton 0.

0 0

0 0

0.0

Southend Bristol R.

Bournemouth 100 Thames..

1 0 0 1

Division III. (North).

Rotherkam Halifax

Tranmere

Stockport

Accrington Southport Chesterfield Rochdale táncoln Wigan

....

Gateshead N. Brighton Darlington Wrexham

Barrow

York

Goals.

P. W. D. L F. A. Pts.

.. 2 2 0 0 6

2 2 0 0

2 0 0 5

22.00 5

1 1 0

0, 1

Huli

1 0

Nelson

Crewe

Carlisle

Doncaster Hartlepools

S. AFRICAN TESTS.

·FIFTH MATCH TO BE PLAYED TO A FINISH.

The South African Cricket As- sociation have issued the itinerary for the M.C.C. tour in South Africa this coming winter. The five Test Inatches will ba of four. days, and in the event of neither side having the ad- vantage by the last Test, this match is to be played to a finish," The-dates and venues for the Test matches are as follows:-Dec. 24, 26, 27, 29, at Johannesburg: Jan. 1, 2, 8, 5, at Cape Town; Jan. 16, 17,, 10, 20, at Durban, Feb. 13, 14, 16, 17, at Johannesburg; Feb. 21, 23, 24, 25, at Durban.

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