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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931.

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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

CRAIGENGOWER WIN ENGLAND ELEVEN THE M.C.C. TOUR OF

LAST FIXTURE.

M.B.K. Lose Heavily at Happy Valley.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

The Craigongower C.C. defeated the M.B.K. yesterday In the "B" Division of the Tennis League by 7 sets to 11⁄2 and thus concluded their fixture list for the season.

Scores:

W. J. Howard and Y. Hachiuma

(G.G.C.) :—

64

SELECTED.

Two Changes Made for Third Test.

LARWOOD AND PAYNTER.

Bakewell And Tate Dropped.

INDIA. :

Bombay Resolution Rescinded.

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STRONG OPPOSITION.

Bombay, July 20.

A meeting of the general body of the Hindu Gymkhana, specially convened last night, passed a re- solution, rescinding the resolution of June 15, 1980, on the M.C.C. boycott and appointing a Special Committee, consisting of Messra. L. R. Tairsee,. Thakorial Hiralal Vakil, V. G. Mulgaonkar, Roy DR-Jardine (Surrey)-(captain), -Chand-Javeri-and-VS-Dongre, ter K. S. Duleepsinhji (Sussex),

The following have been select ed to represent England in the third Test Match against the New Zealand touring eleven at Old Trafford, Manchester, on Satur- day:

...

beat Fukushima and Matsuo bent Nakamura and Tohchi.. 6- 4 drew with Morinaka and Edo 6 6

J. W. Leonard and Geo. (C.C.C.):-

Lila

G. O. Allen- (Middlesex),

beat Fukushima and Matsuo

6- 2

I. A. R. Peebles (Middlesex),

beat Nakamura and Tohchi..

6. 1

beat Morinaka and Edo

6- 2

F. R. Brown (Cambridge U.), Sutcliffe (Yerkshire),

E. Zimmerna anr F. Zimmern (C.C.C.):-

drew-with-Fukushima and

Matsuo

beat Nakamura and Tohchi... 6- 2 drew with Morinaka and Edo 6-81 League Table to Date.

..

Sets.

Hammond (Gloucester), Arnold (Hampshire), Ames (Kent), Earwood (Notts),-and- Paynter (Lancashire),

This shows two changes in the successful eleven at the Oval. Larwood, the Notts fast bowler, taking the place of Tate; and Paynter, the Lancashire batsman, Recruio 10 8 0 2 564 304 16 that of Bakewell-Reuter, C.C.C.....11 8 0 3 60 University .10. 6 1 3 82

P. W. D. L. F A. Pts. 14 16. Chinese R.C. 8 8 0 0 55

...10 5 2 3 45

16 39

5.2.4 51-18

H.K.C.C... 5.24

28 13

C.S.C.C.

48 12

10

Indian R.C.. 9 4 4 40 Army T.C.40 436 Kowloon C.C. 3 2 0 7 27% 53% M.B.K......7 1 0 6 13

41

9

34

464 2

S. China

47

2

68

2

8 1 0 7 25 Nippon C...11 1 0 10-30

CYCLING BOOM IN BRITAIN.

Turned Out by the Thousands.

AGAIN FASHIONABLE?

Apparently a trade boom has been created in the Birmingham area by a brisk demand for pedal cycles. Increased orders come al- most wholly from the home market. The most up to date pedal cycle may be acquired by an initial pay- ment of 108.

One firm is turning out 1,000 machines a day-nearly twice as many as at this time last year and hopes to equal the record of 1929, when 360,000 cycles made. The firm in question also antleipates increased riders from India in the Autumn.

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Another firm reports a steady in- crease in orders for women's cycles and there is a revival of the demand for the tandem. It is difficult to account for this boom unless many who went in for small motor care or motor cycles have decided they cannot afford them.

Perhaps cycles are going to be- come fashionable again, and they seem all very well in quiet districts but in big towns with endless motor traffic they look very dangerous and one has need to be an expert rider.

WATER POLO LEAGUE RESULT.

'KOWLOON WIN.

The V.R.C. last night staged the concluding match of the First Divi. sion programme when Kowloon de- feated the Chinese Bathing Club by two goals to nil."

League Table to Date.

Goals,

Our Sports Diary.

LOCAL

V

LAWN TENNIS-To-morrow- Mixed Doubles-Chinese R.C. Club de Recreio; United Services R.C. v. Indian R.C.; University v. Kowloon C.C.

LAWN BOWLS-Saturday- First Division-Kowloon Docks R.C. v. Craigengower C.C.; Kow. loon C.C. V. Kowloon B.G.C.; Club de Re Police R.C. V. cralo: Civil Service Co. v. Taikoe R.C.; Second Divizion-Taikoo R.C. v. Yacht Club; Craigengover C.C. v. Kowloon C.C.; Club de Recreio v. Civil Service C.C.; Kowloon B.G.C. v. Hong Kong Electric R.C.

ABROAD.

CRICKET-To-day-- · Young Amateurs v. Young Pro fessionals.

Surrey v. Middlesex. Lancashire v. Hampshire. Somersetshire v. Worcester. Glamorgan v. Essex. Yorkshire v Northants. Notts v. Derbyshire. Sussex v. Kent,

Warwick v. Leicester Gloucester Y New Zealand. To-morrow, Thursday and Friday.

Middlesex v. Warwickshire. Somerset v. Northamptonshire. Yorkshire v. Glamorgan. Hampshire v. Kent. Worcestershiro v. Surrey. Gloucestershire v. Sussex. Natts v. Leicestershire. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday-

Yorkshire v. Middlesex. Lancashire v New Zealand.. Somerset v. Sussex.

Leicestershire v. Glamorgan. Northamptonshire v. Derbyshire. Kent v. Notis. Hampshire v. Exaex. Gloucestershire v. Surrey. Worcestershire v. Warwickshire, GOLF To-day to Saturday- Canadian Amatour Championship.. To-day-Irish Amateur Cham- plonship.

SWIMMING-To-morrow to Friday Army Championships.

FOOTBALL Saturday Scot- tish League.

SPECTATOR MAKES HIS DEBUT.

P. W. LD, F. A.P...

Knocks Wrestler Unconscious.

THE STRANGLE-HOLD.

Baltimore, July 10,

V.R.C.

10 100 004 3 20 Chinese Ath. 90 2 1 40 12 13 Kowloon 943 2 28 28 10

A wrestling bout here recently Chinese B.C, 2851 9 28 7 Royal Navy, 26 0 8 374 between Dick Daviscourt and Ging Borderers. 90905 680 Garibaldi was brought to a sudden end when a spec ator rushed into Jackle Brown is still flyweight the ring and knocked Daviscourt champion of Europe, but one thing, unconscious with a blow on the however, he did not let us see in his faw. fight with Save and that was that The wrestlers had been in the he is aut so markedly superior, to ring about 20 minutes and Davis the rest of the Continental cham court, a Californian, had a strange pions as to lead us to think that he held on his Italian opponent at the would have an even money chanos time of the attack. The assaliant, in a battle for the world's dyweight sitting of the ringalde, was describe titio. It may be his style, it mayed as a foreigner and well over six be, that he is counting on spead to feet in height.

carry on negotiations in the realm! of sport so that the Gymkhana could participate in the M.C.C. and Quadrangular matches on terms consistent; with the self-respect of! the Hindu community?

No arrangements are to be final- ly concluded until the same are accepted by the general body.

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The meeting was strongly of opinion that the time had now ar rived when tournament cricket matches on a "communal Bhould be discontinued and matches on a non-communal basis arranged. This compromise re- solution was adopted after nearly. two hours' lengthy discussion. One section was opposed to participa- tion in the M.C.C. matches or any other matches, organised by the All-India Cricket Control. Board, which was not a representative, or ganisation.

The Hindus, the majority com munity, were not represented on it. The M.CC. visita were too costly and there was no, adequate return for the money spent.

Another school agreed that the Cricket Control Board was not re- presentative, but it was purely a matter for negotiation and on, no account should the Hindu Gymk- hana refuse to play matches with the M.C.C. and in, the Quadrangu- | Flar Tournament, The purpose of last year's resolution had been served.

AMAZING SCENE AT FOOTBALL GAME.

Crowd Incensed by Bad Sportsmanship.

GERMAN AFFAIR.

A disgraceful scene occurred to- wards the end of the football match between the Berlin club Hertha and the Bavarian Fuerth club in the semi-final of the Ger

football championship, in Barlin' recently,

man

Enraged by the fact that his club were losing, a Fuerth player ran up to a member of the Hertha club as the latter' was taking a

The free-kick, and kicked him. Hertha player was carried away unconscious to hospital. The spec tators, incensed by the Fuerth player's conduct, rushed on to the field and fell upon him. They mis- handled him so badly that he too

had to be taken to hospital.

SPEY ROYAL CUP RESULT.

Kowloon Dock Enter Semi-Final,

Playing on the K.C.C. ground yesterday before a large number of spectators, in the Spey Royal Cup competition, the Kowloon Dock easily defeated the Civil Service by 18 shots and thus qualified for the semi-finale

Holding a lead throughout the winners were never seriously chal longed. Lapsley was the hero of the same; but even so, the Dock players, man for man, were much the superior of their opponents.

Score

DONET Kowloon Dock,

win him that world's title, but unHe was arrested and charged W. Hedley less he governs that speed of his with disorderly conduct.

the J. C. Brown

and couples it with cool-headed and police station he gave the name of R. Lapaicy effective hitting he will never wear. Thomas Lusso, and a Baltimore F. C. Cullen a world's orown-Norman Hurst address.

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Civil Service. Jas, T Dobbie. S. Alderman

A. H. Oswick

J. Gregory

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