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Larger Stumps For Local Cricket

Satisfactory Report At League Meeting

A. H. MADAR TAKES OVER SECRETARIAL POST FROM W. C. HUNG.

TWENTY CLUB TEAMS

The use of larger stumps was favoured at the 26th annual gen- eral meeting of the Hong Kong Cricket League, which was held in the Sanitary Board room yesterday afternoon.

Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, who presided, mentioned that the Hong Kong Cricket Club are using the larger stumps this season, and he thought it would be as well to introduce them to the League,

Mr. A. C. Beck remarked that the larger stump was in use al Home and elsewhere."

Mr. A. H. Madar queried whether they were in stock in Hong Kong yet, to which Mr. J. C. Lyal replied that they were to be purchased.

The statement of accounts show-

ed a balance of $1,024,89, which English Football

Mr. Hancock considered very astia- factory. He proposed that sums of $100 each be allocated to the Diocesan Boys School and the St. Joseph's College for the purchase | of cricket gear. The output was very expensive, and both institu tions were rather hard-up."

This proposal met with un-} animous approval.

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League Tables

RESULTS ON PAGE 1.

SECOND DIVISION.

W. L

Bradford C. Oldham Plymouth Port Vale

FOR CAPTAINS TO DECIDE. Last season's arrangement as to the drawing of stumps, ten minutes before scheduled time, was agreed Millwall. to by the meeting.

Stoke C. Capt. O. M. Wales raised the Burnley question of a player playing, twice Southampton for the first league team of a Club Bury

Notts F. and desiring to play in the second Swanne

division also...

Bradford

Mr. Hancock, replied that the Fulham subject had been discussed many Grimsby times, and it had been decided that Lincoln

Tottenham that the captains should use their Manchester discretion.

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Charlton

Notts C. SECRETARY RESIGNS, ChesterBeld Mr. Hancock informed the meet-Preston ing that Mr. W. C. Hung, Hon. West Ham |Secretary and Treasurer, who was absent owing to illness, wished to tender his resignation, "and that Mr. A. H. Madar had kindly offer- ed himself for the post. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr.Accrington

Crewe Hung.

The following officers were elect- ed for the ensuing season:"

YM.CA. SWIMMING.

Gala To Be Held To-night.

Another of the popular night} swimming galas is scheduled to take place at the European YMCA. to-night.

It will consist of the usual swimming events and will fea ture a ladies race.

A good crowd la expected: to turn out for the event which holds much Interest for Hồng Kong aquatic enthusiasts.

Several championship events, including the 50 yds, 100 yds., diving and plunge events, will be held.

BRITAIN'S BEST SINCE 1912.

Ferris And Wright

In Marathon.

U.S. SPRINT MEN.

Commenting on the Olympic Games Bevil. Rudd writes:

The athletic events at Los Angeles have ended in a wonderful marathon, and Great Britain, with Ferris (England), and McLeod D. Pts. Wright (Scotland), has made her

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first big contribution to this race, the most popular event of the whole Games. Once more the record was broken, but not much store can be set by that, for even if the exact distance of 26 miles 385 yards – is scrupulously kept at each Olympiad the courses must vary considerably in character and difficulty, resu

One could not help wishing that Robertson, who beat Wright by a 2 second at our championships, had 2been at Los Angeles, too. We might then have been second, fourth and fifth. At any rate, second and fourth positions is an achievement of which we can be justly proud— WL. D. Pts the best national performance since ||

THIRD DIVISION) (NORTH).

Stockport Southport Gateshead President Mr. H. B. B. Han-Carllale

COOL.

Halllax

Vice-President Mr. GR. Barnsley

Walsall Sayer.

Mansfield: Hon. Secretary and Treasurer Barrow

—Mr. A. H. Madar. “⠀ Rochdale

A: ARTILLERY IN LEAGUE IL. Hartlepools

Eight teams have entered the Chester

Boll First Division, the Army taking Doncaster the place of the Royal Artillery, New Brighton who have decided to enter the Tranmere | Second Division. The entries are Wrexham

Rotherham as follows:-Indian R.C. Craigen-

York' gower C.C., Kowloon C.C. Univer Darlingto sity Hong Kong G.C. Army, Royak Navy and Civil Service C.Car FUNERAL

The following are the entries for the Second Division:-Indian R.C., Kowloon: C.C., Club de Re- creio, Craigengower, Police RC feste R.E.” and “Signals, University, | Borde RAB.C., Hong Kong 0.0., Civil Hor Service C.C., Royal Navy and Royal Artillery, The South Wales „Bor- derers have withdrawn, owing to their impending departs

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