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ARMY HOLD THEIR FE. Skinner, ĉ Squance, b.

OWN V. CLUB.

Neither Side With Any Real Advantage.

PEARCE MASTERLY.

[The Club at the close of the first day's play are 67 runs behind the half their Army's total with wickets in hand).

The first day's play in the triangular cricket tournament be-

Jawitt

D. W. Gregory, c and b Glass N. A. E. Mackay, Handley,

b. Morley

w. C. Hung, a and b Jowitt .

E. F. Fincher, 1.b.w., b Baker F. Zimmern, c Edwards, b

Glass

E. C. Fincher, c Handley, b ... Mosley

J. C. Lyal, not out

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1930,

SOUTH AFRICANS 236 GOSSIP IN THE WORLD

AHEAD.

Great Stand for the

Third Wicket.

WTCHELL HITS QUT.

Johannesburg, Yesterday.

31 There were 20,000 people pre-

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M.G.C. match was resumed here to-day. The weather was "sunny. Hammond and J.: O. White, the 'overnight not outs, ware not des- tined to remain together for long, the Gloucester man getting. in front of a straight one from

'

'sent when the South Africa-

17

"0

Extras ...

$

Total

01

Nupen after he had added only

Bowling Analysis.

0. M.

R. W.

tween the Club and the Army con cluded with the honours more or Jowitt less even, with the Club holding Glass what might be a useful position.

Baker

8 1

.25

*

2

15

5 0

32

3

Pascoe

2 0

13

0

Poor fielding in no small way Mosley contributed to the Navy's double

3 1

6

2

century.

48 by L/Cpl Fry and a restrained

proved a happy partnership in view

1

OF SPORT

REMARKABLE ROWING RECORD

NEW TOTALISATOR RECORD.

NOVEL BILLIARDS

Encouraged by the Athletics. successful intercep- tion of the inter

programmes

boat record, is to race at Buenos Aires in an attempt again to break the record.

The text will take place at the International Motor-Boat Regatta... at Buenos Aires, arranged by the Argentine Yacht Club, during the Empire Trade Exhibition to be beld next March and April,

Lord Wakefield decided to send

A forcing innings for UNIVERSITY SECONDS SPRING Tate did not "come off" being the Association Intends to broad-out Miss England II. for the at-

knock for 79 by Lieut. Haslewood

A SURPRISE.

four to his score of 46. The sixth wicket thus fell at 176. White national radio programme in cele was the next to go, caught by bration of the depositing of the Curnow off the same bowler three ratifications of the London Naval runs later. He had made 14. Pact, the Japan Radio Association Peebles had a very short stay.is now planning the interception of being bowled at 188 by Nupen other radio

from without scoring, three wickets abroad in future, says Repgo. having gone for less than 20 runa. As a first International venture, caught after making only 8. The cast the sports events in the World Jinnings ended when Voce was run Olympic Games to be held in Los OVER out at 193. Nupen, who bere the Angeles in 1932. By way of mak- brunt of the bowling, took 5 for log arrangements for this inter

national broadcast, requiring, some South African Stand.

Y.100,000, the Association has now Curnow and Siedle opened for decided to send Mr. Mitaugu to make in- South Africa in the second in Kumeji to America ings. The latter batsman scored vestigations in regard to the pro- Taking first use of the wicket more quickly, and the board show-posed venture. the Recreio fared poorly before the bowling of James (5 for 40), but, thanks to an inngs of 35 from Figueiredo, managed to compile 183

of the failure of the later batsmen, TWO WICKETS VICTORY

H. Owen Hughes returned the ex- cellent figures of 6 wickets for 41

runs.

T. E. Pearce and G. R. More were a bright partnership associated fa after two wickets had fallen cheap- ly, and the former is still undefeat ed with 62 to his credit:

Army 1st Innings.

Lt. R. U. Dewar Durie, c and b

Owen Hughes

RECHEIO.

[Playing on the Recreio ground the University second eleven de feated the Club de Recreio by two wickets].

runs.

The University soon lost wickets cheaply but A. A. Aziz (31) and P. L. Tan (28 not out) gave them

34

Cpl. Davies, c Owen Huhges, b

Beck

0

Lt. Haslewood, c and b Owen

Hughes

79

Lt. A. H. Musson, 1.b.w., b Beck L/Cpl. Fry, b Owen Hughes ..

14

48

a two wickets victory.

Scores:-

Recreio

Capt. Lockner,.b Raid

0

Capt. N. Thorpe,

H. M. Xavier, e Tan, b Silva.. 22

b

Owen

Hughes

0

H. A. Alves, c Leong, b James 13

Lt. M. Waring. e Reid, b Owen

Hughes...

L. J. Guterres, b James

2

10

M. F. Pinna, e Gosano, b Aziz 8

Pte. R. Salmon, b-Reid

1

J. H. Figueiredo, b James ...

85

17

A. P. Pereira, run out .......

14

Sig. Williams, st. Pearce, b

G. A. Guterres, é Tan, b Roy

5

L. J. Silva, e Sully, b James

Owen Hughes

2

·Extras

A. A. Remedios, ran out.....

Major Airey, not out

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

E. B. Reed

A. C. Beck

219

F. H. Carvalho, not out .......

A. A. Guterres, e Silva, b James

Extras

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Total

R. W.

10

2 29

11

2 96

2 Tan..

-James

14

1 48

2 Silva

41.

A. C. I. Bowker.. 12 - 88 A. Reid H. Owen Hughes. 14.3-

G. R. Sayer..... & 1. 15

Club-1st Inaings.

T. E.Pearce, not out ....

G. R. Sayer, e Davies, Musson

E. R. Duckitt, c Airey, b Musson

G. R. More, b Williams

R.. H. Grinths, b Salmon

H. Owen Hughes, c Thorpe, b

Williams

.....

E. J. R. Mitchell, not out

Extraa

Tolol (for 5 wkts.)

6 Azt

Boy

8 0 10.4 O 40

9. 0. 86

63.

"Wally" Hammond, who was

top scorer for England and

19 who was responsible for the 6-breaking up of a dangerous

3 South African partnership,

7'ed 34 when Curnow was run out. Catterall followed, but soon lost

A novelty in a match Billiards. engaged in by a first-class profes slonal will be introduced in a game between Willie Smith and Sydney Smith, Doncaster, in London.

At the end of each of the twenty- four sessions, members of the public will be invited to continue from the position left by the pro fessionals at the call of time, and a cue and case will be given to the. amateur making the best break. * -

Sydney Smith will receive 12,000 start from the ex-champion in the fortnight's game.

*

tempt, for which the sheltered e watera at Buenos Aires are stated

to be ideal.

-At his own request, Mr. Kuyo Don will pilot the boat,

The tote established a Racing. record for its popu lar "daily double" when a lucky backor scooped the pool at Newbury. His 105, ticker. brought a dividend of £1,336 108., representing odds of 2,678 to 2 against. :

The previous record for the odils paid over a "dally double" was £995 178., when Hot Bun and Sea Monarch were coupled, but in that instance two backers success- fully solved the problem.

Rowing.

The news that Mr. Reginald McKenna's "two sons are at Cam- bridge, one, like his father, row- Ing and the other playing Rugby, recalls one of the most remark able feats in the annals of oare

A

At the council mesting | manship. Bowls, of the English B.A. Mr. G. R. Hills (hon.

133 Sledle, who left at 50, being yet ecc.) announced that there were another leg-before victim. He now 1,216 clubs in affiliation with 0. M. R. W. had made 85, by attractive cricket, the E.B.A. through the county as

With Mitchell in, a fine stand sociations....

Mr. Frank Greenwood" (Leices- 5 for the third wicket followed. 1.Both batsmen played the bowling ter) will be proposed as president 1 confidently, Mitchell scoring an succession to Mr. Felix Hatch 1 little more quickly than his part-kiss (Middlesex), who retire on Iner. The pair put on 122 before December 6, Mr. W. Hammond 19 Catterall was caught in the deep (Essex) and Mr. A. D. Lansley 8 off Wally Hammond for a splendid (Gloucestershire) were nominated

54. The same bowler got Mitchell as senior and

2 Q 14 3 0

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University..

62 | G. S. Scully, b' Pèreira ... 8H, Normanbhoy, b Fereira

5P. M. N. da Silva, c: L. J.

Guterres, b Pereira

Mr. McKenna was at Trinity. Hall, which in those days wha famous as a rowing college. He took to the oar (as did almost every man who went to "The Hall") and zoon achieved fame. He came into the zenith of his

athletic power in 1887 when he rowed bow in the Cambridge crew. which, beat Oxford by 21% lengths that being the famous year when the Oxford No. 7:broke his dar at Barnes Bridge). Then came the May Races. He was in the Trin-" July 8, 9, and 10 are the datesty Hall. first boat which retained the "Headship of the River,” Days of the international matches next the Evening Standard. year' in London.

Junior vice

0 taken behind the wicket at 174. presidents respectively, 8 The outgoing bateman had played

28

4.

K. T. Loke, b Alves

A. A. Aziz, c Remedios, b Pinna

12

8, R. E. G. Leong, b Alves

6W. James, run out

20 E. Gosano, e Alver, b’Pinna

P. L Tan, not out

146 D. Roy, not out

A. C. Beck, A: Reid, A. C. I. Bowker and E. B. Reed to bat,

K.C.C. FIGHT HARD FOR VICTORY.

·GOODWIN DEADLY.

Extras

Total (for 8 wickets) Yahyabhoy did not bat.

'BOWLING ANALYSIS,

31 a fine innings for 72.

Another "LB.W."

A motion to exclude non-affiliat 16 Balaska's got out to Tate-in-

Ocidentally, leg-before at 182, but ed associations from executive 28 Cameron and McMillan made an- E.B.A matches was lost, as was 15 other stand, taking the score to the motion to pay travelling ex 14 265 before the wicket keeper fell penses of the players in the inter- a victim to the Voce-Duckworth national trial and international 141 combination. McMillan left at matches.

A Canadian team is visiting 291, bowled by Voce for 14; but Viljoen hit out merrily and was Great Britain in 1932, and an in- O MR. W not out 43 at the close, the score vitation for another British team board reading 308 for 7. South to tour Australia, and probably Africa are bence in a fairly good New Zealand, in the winter of position, being 236 runs on with 1932-38 was announced.. three more wickets to fall.

Pereira

16

G. A. Guterres Alves

5 30 -8 78) 022

12 0 48

Pinus

7 114. 818 10

6

Playing on their own ground, the Kowloon Cricket Club defeat- | Silva

ed the Royal Navy by three Figueiredo wickets.

Taking first use of the wicket the Navy were soon in dificulties before the bowling of F. Goodwin, who was bowling a fastish ball with immaculate length: Pascoe was the only batsman to reach double. figures and was undefeated at the close of the innings with 12 runs to his credit. Goodwin returned the excellent figures of 6 wickets for 16 runa.

CLOSE GAME AT THE LR..C.

OVER 25'S JUST WIN.

Scores, as cabled by Reuter, are ar follows:

& Africa ist. Innings. M S. Curnow, Lb.w., b Tate 18 B. Mitchell, c Hammond, b Voce 576; LJ..Siedle, b. Voce

RH. Catteral, b Voce ... Viljoen, e Duckworth, b Peebles X. Balaskas, lb.w.. b Peebles H. B. Cameron, b Peebles McMillan, not out

On the LRC ground, the Over 25's defeated the Under 25's by the narrow margin of 9 runs,

Batting first, the youngaters E. P. Nupen; b Peebles were indebted to A. B. Suflad (86). L. Vincent, e Hammond, b and F. D. Perein (64) for their Vocesa... The home teams reverted from total of 128. A. el Arculli was In Newson, Tate their usual batting order and like a destructive mood and captured Extras the visitors soon lost wickets, and cight wickets at a cost of 5 runs only a good display by Mackay apiece.

Tota!

Frank Arthur and

Far better was to come from the College, as at Henley Regatta the crow carried off five of the events, a record for a club which is never likely to be beaten. The telegrams sent from Henley to Trinity Hall are still retained by the College, framed and kept in the porter's lodge. McKenna -row- in the two most important of those crews, the Grand and the Stewards.

It is noteworthy that although Mr. McKenna: was zo int'matoly· connected with Trinity Hall his sons have gone to Trinity College: Dirt Track Max Grosskrutz, ut this often happens in these Australian day-largely because of the long dirt track riders, waiting lists which most of the Colleges have.

Racing.

two

13 who have performed well in Eng 6 land during the last season, have 7 now returned to their homes in 7Queensland. Last year Arthur was O the most outstanding rider in Eng 46 land, but this year he was kept out 0 of some of the most important

2

*J. E. Bowcott, who has Rugby played at inalde-kalf

for Both Cardiff "and" Newport, is following in the foot...

events through ill health steps of his elder brother Harry,

The sport in England, Arthur

10 said, was regaining its popularity

18 owing to the introduction of team racing.There were over 6,000 12€ riders racing, in England and the

and F. Zimmern gave them a threaA. H., Ramjahn (86) and I. S. A. Fall of wickets-1 for 19, 2 for competition among them to be in wickets victory. This pair added Curreem (85) withstood the 28,8 for 37, 4 for 42, 6 for 51,6 for cluded in the teams improved the 48 runs for the eighth wicket part onslaughts of Pereira (7 for 87) 55, 7 for 78, 8 for 78, 9 for 81, 10 raport and made the racing more nership. Mackay batted well for just long enough to enable the for 126

his 31 runs and in the end gave stalwarts to win by the narrow BOWLING ANALYSI his wicket away. Jowitt, bowling margin of 9 runs.

a medium paced ball, captured 4 Scores: wickets at a cost of just under 4

runs apiece.

Scores

Royal Navy.. Glass, c Mackay, b Goodwin Squance, lb,w, b, Goodwin Handley, run dut.. Edwards, b Goodwin..... Hesley, Lb.wb Goodwin Harper, by Goodwin Jowitt, o Goodwin Pirgott

Pascoe, not

Under 20.

M. P. Madar b Irance

AR. HEsmail, e 8. A. Ismail A. R. Buffad, y Arcali 2. AR Minu, b Arcuille 7 F. D, Fereira, e A. Ismall,

9 FM, el Arculll, Arcull

1 A. M. Rumfahun, b Arenill

|_ D-A, H+ Abbas,” Fischer 3-6 Arcullit

Baker, ic Skinner, b. EF Ofel. Arculli,

Tate Tode

keen. Huxley was the outstanding rider this year, and Included

0. M. R. W. among the trophies he won was the 12.2 4 20 2 Star Cup, which was given for the 26 11 45 4 premfor event of the year. 24 8 43 4

8 Peebles...

10 MCC 1st Immings. $6 RES. Wyatt, Lb.wb Nupen...

:49

Leyland, e Cameron, b Nupen 29 Golf, white-robed figure has Hammond, 1.b.w., b Nupen Hendren, c. Cameron/bi Me

Millan

M.I. Turnbull st. Cameron, b

Vincent day

(Continued on Page 18.)

Arculf, b-Pereira

A. Kinu, b Pereira 18. A. Correem, 6 Pereira D Mohamed, b Pereira

188 A8, Ismail: b.FM: el Art

KNasarin, Per BAR. Irance,

Exte

The appearance -

Agiven rise to a ghon, scare in B Andrews, Scotland. The "apparition made its appear ance on the East Bents putting green, adjoining the harbour for noveral nights a week, and caused iarm to a number of townspeople Including a girl returning from a party,

the Welsh International and Cam- bridge Blue, in proceeding to Cam- bridge.

He was successful in the recent entrance examination, and will go into residence for the coming, term, thus making a welcome addition to the Welsh Rugby players in resid

ence;

Jack Bowcott acquired his Rugby knowledge at the Cardiff High School, and, Ifice. Harry, had the dis. tinction of playing for and captain- ing the Welsh Secondary Schoolboya in games against the Public Schools of France.

-Dürlóg the Christ- Swimming. mas vacation the

Australian Educa

tion Department are holding classes of instruction in swimming and life-saving The classes will be divided into two grades, one for the The ghost story quickly spread. Instruction of beginners, and the and for two nights bands of youths other for the advanced training of have patrolled the locality, ed those already able to swim. The with sticks, whrtlis object of Jay- most efficient will be prepared for ing the

--- the life-saving examinations of the that Ryal Life Saving Society.

There will be separate

placed sense ible for the boys

Elent