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Sports Diary.

TO-DAY

Cricket

| Mr. Lyal's XI v. Lincolns

(K.C.C., 2 p.m.)

TO-MORROW

Billiards-Steel, Coulson League

THE CHINA MAIL.

"END OF TENNIS HYPOCRISY.”

Olin Dutra To Visit England.

SPANISH CHAMPION `ILL.

Baseball Phraseology, Entertaining.

St. Patrick's Clab v. Royal Enginors' .Tennis Amateurs.

Sergeants THE discussion en amateurism at the annual general meeting

Palace Hotel v, Garrison Sgts. S. W. B. Syts v. G. & P. O.'s Club Royal Artillery Bgts v. Police R. C..

Hockey-Mamak Tournament, Signala v. Phoenix

(Marina, 4 p.m.) Friendly Match Hevg Kong Hockey Club "A" v.

Contral British Association

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933.

Australian Cricket Board Of Control Up In Arms

Adelaide, Yesterday.

THE AUSTRALIAN Board of Control has sent the following cable to the Marylebone Cricket Club, Lord's, regarding the "leg theory" controversy :---

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"Body-line bowling has assumed such proportions that it has

G.S.M. WIN

TRIANGULA R

RIFLE SHOOT:

Club Beaten By 17 Points.

THE

R. A. F. THIRD.

THE Garrison Sorgeanta' Mens won the triangular rifle shoot- ing contest at Kowloon Tong when

of the British Lawn Tennis Asso) become a menace to the best interests of the game. It makes the they returned an aggregate score

the

ciation has had a lively repercussion protection of the body by the batsman the main consideration, and of 480 to the Club's 463 and the abroad..

is causing intensely bitter feeling between players as well as injur-R. A. F.'s 496. In France, in particular, L.T.A.'s pronouncement on amateur-ing them." ism is regarded as the recognition (King's Pk., 5 p.) of "shamateurism," and one sport- ing newspaper's long article on the subject has the headline: "The Bri- tish L.T.A. admits in principle the subsidised amateur,"

SATURDAY

Billarda Open Championship C/S. E. Jarman v. T. Gooding

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(St. Patrick's Club, 8.30 p.m.) Cricket-First Division University v. Civil Service (L) Indian R. G. v. Army (F)

Second Division

Reerelo v. University (L) Civil Service v. Police (F) Craigengower v. Navy (F)

Football Interport Trial

Second Division Borderera v. South China Eastern v. Navy Ewo v. St. Joseph's Chinese Athletic v. Club Toung Tein v. Lincolns Kowloon v. Royal Artillery

Third Division

Recreio v. Royal Air Force Royal Engineers v. St. Joseph's Signals v. Chinese Athletics Taikoo v. South China Borderers v. Lincolns University v. R.A.S.G.

Hockey-Caer Clark Cup

This interpretation will not please the purists of the L.T.A. French critics, however, accept it as "an sad of hypocrisy."

..

Reuter.

the winners Club, led "It is our opinion that this type of bowling is unsportsmanlike by one point an actual-hits, but the and, unless stopped immediately, is likely to upset friendly remtions allowance for the

alghts gave the G. S. M. team viċ- existing between Australia and England."

tory.

The

US$ of open

FRENCH OLYMPIC TEAM ESTABLISHES RECORD.

"How," they say, "ean anyone expect a tennis player to remain a Returns With 477,679 Franes. pure amateur, to pay from his own! pocket the numerous expenses In- dispensable to his role of actor at tournaments, and to spend his youth Hin running from one tournament to]

another without compensation?"

This is frank, but the cap fita many famous players.

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1A Great Chess Champion.

THE late. F. D. Yates, six times British chees champion, was, with the exception of Mr. H. E. Atkins, the only British chess play-

Club de Recreio v. H. K. Ladies' Hockeyer of international class ainco

Club

Central British Association v. Y.M.C.A. Blackburne

HOCKEY TEAMS.

RADIO v Y.M.C.A.

Mr. Yates, with his peculiarly

Paris, Jan. 9. France saved $19,000 at Los Angeles last summer from the budget of three million france which Parliament voted for French participaption in the Olympic Games.

The French... Olympic Com-. mitteo came home with 477, 679 francs in its pockets, there- by establishing a precedent for French missions abroad - Uited Preas,

Two o'clock hitter-player who beautiful bands, his gruff Yorkshire hits line drives in batting practice manner and his striped celluloid but pops up in a game.

TEST MATCH

Earlier Scores.

England 1st Innings. |Sutcliffe, c Wall, b ́O'Reilly

D. R. Jardine, b Wall .. Hammond, c Oldfield, b ́Wall · 2 Ames, b Ironmonger ..... |Leyland, ¡.b.w., .b O'Reilly

Scores were as follow:

Garrison Sergeants' Mess

200 500 600 TL.

At 29 24 2476-

26 21 28 75

*A. Chappell ........ SI 27 23 *H. Emery

157 148 131 436

C. Kirk .....

*W. Farquhar

30

24. 19

73

*B. V. Clarke

24

** 24

70

*J. Garrod

18 28 16 61

8

83

44

R. B. S. Wyatt, e Richardson,

b Grimmett ..

78

Grand Total

.... 480

G. O. Allen, 1.b.w. b Grimmett Paynter, c Richardson, b Wall Verity, e Richardson, b Wall Voce, b Wall Larwood, not out

15

77

Plus 10% for use of open sights..

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Hong Kong Rifle Club -

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Total

841

200 500

TL 31 R. H. Woodman 31

02: II. C. Wataon 27 30 26 83 "C. F. I. Simpson 26

600

80

25. 74;

.24 Fall of the wickets-1 for 4, 2

24 15 68 for 16, 3 for 16, 4 for 80, 5 for 186, Tetley... 27.

*Van der Lely .. 22 19. 22 63 6 for 196, 7 for 228, 8 for 324, 9

*C. Holmes.

collar, was a "character." Chess Collisions college players (col for 336; 10 for $41.

was the only subject of conversation|legians).

that interested him. On the other Rabbit ears-player who hears hand, he was highly impatient of everything said about him. ignorant novices who pestered him for. explanations.

I once watched him playing in o tournament. Throughout the day he chain-smoked. No food passed his Ups.

Wall Hitchy-koo-player given to fid-O'Reilly gety actions in batter's box.

Bowling Analysis.

0. M.

R W

34.1 10

72 B

60 19

82 2

Ironmonger Griminett McCabe..

20 6

50

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28 :0 94 2 Gully jumper-railroad trains.

14 8 28 Goaltender a good "waiter" at the plate, who offers at no bad

Australia. Ist innings balls.

W. M. Woodfull, b Allen ... He was very sensitive to inter Banana stalk-a bat with poor. H. Fingleton, b Allen ...

this wood in it.

D. G. Bradman, ċ Allen, b Can of corn-a high, lazy fly

Larwood

The following will represent the Radio Sports Club in a friendly ruption while playing. On

occasion there Bame

was a man

27 19 12 59

∙169 147 131 437,

Grand Total

463-

Plus 10% for use of open sights..

hockey game against the Y.M.C.A standing behind him with a bad ball to-day at 5.10 p.m. at King's Park cold. Every time the man suiffed Rubber bat-bat used by player S. J. McCabe, c Jardine, b Lar. Adamk

Man Singh; Pardoman Singh, ́ ́J. S. Grewal; Jaggeet Singh, M. H. Hassan, Yates would turn round and snap: who gets a lot of fuke hits Mohinder Singh; Surjin Singh, Garba "Shout oop!". chan Singh (Captain), Awtor Singh, Kalwant Singh and Attar Singh.

C.B.A. v. CLUB “A”.

Baseball League.

Ash heap-a rough

wood

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2526 20.

25 26

143 143 110 -396

·0

R. A. Fi-Kal Tack Rifa Club

22

*Walter

200 500 600 The 20 26 22 744

*s. Conway.

Lister...0

26 26

21.78

21

22

8 "Turner

· 8ប

V. Y. Richardson, b Allen

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W. A. Oldfield, retired hurt

41

C. V. Grimmett, c Voce, b

Allen

102

0

6

0

14 LINCOLNS

indeld.-W. H. Ponsford, b Voce

Associated Press.

* Champion's Illness. NOME of the more unusual of theHE Illness of Senorita de Alvarez So

entries in the embryo baseball T she has been operated on for dictionary are:

Pretty a ball player easily in-

appendicitis in Paris--will be heard with regret

The following will represent the C.BA. in their Hockey match against the Hong Kong Hockey jured. Club."A" on the Club ground, King's Automatic strike with pitch Park, to-morrow at 5,10 p.m. i when the count is three and noth

J. Sharpham; S. McNider, B. Bicking. ford, N. Whitley, T. Whitley, J. J. Barber-a talkative ball player. King, M. Well, J. Johnson, G. C. A la carte-playing ball with one the championship... Francis, G. Fowler and R. Carroll.

Reserve R. Blyth.

hand.

Home Football

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Fixtures For Saturday

First Division

ARSENAL v. Manchester C.

ASTON VILLA v.`` Liverpool BLACKBURN v. Wednesday

Blackpas!

İDERBY

Third Division (North)

BARNSLEY V. Gateshead BARROW

Rotherham

T. MANSFIELD

Carlisle CHESTER V. BIRMINGHAM

v. Accrington West Bromwich

CREWE

v. Rochdale DONCASTER v. Darlington Halifax

V. WREXHAM HARTLEPOOLS”. Waball HULL

v. Stockport.

EVERTON V. Sunderland

HUDDERS-

FIELD

Leads

Middlesboro V. Bolton NEWCASTLE v., Leicester SHEFFIELD U v. Chelsen.

WOLVES V... Portsmouth

Bradford BURY Charlton CHESTER

Second Division

v. Bradford o

v. Southampton V. Oldham

FIELD v. Swansea FULHAM

V.Notts C. LINCOLN

MANCHES-Millwall

AMENTER U. Y. Tottenham NOTTS F. v.Preston PLYMOUTH. Burnley STOKE

Grimsby

WEST HAM V. Port Vale

Newport Newport SWINDON

MThird Division (South) BRENTFORD. Exeter BRISTOL C Cardiff Clapton COVENTRY BRISTOL Gillingham NORTHAMP

DING.

-Luton

Ꮲ U Queens' PE ALDERSHOT

New Brighton TRANMERE YORK

Southport

Scottish Cap

Stenhousemuiry. MORTON Klug's Park

ABERDEEN

ST. MIRREN Fenicalek Athletic St. Bernards VA PARTICK AIRDRIE Alloa HIBERNIANS V. Forfar CLYDE MURA. v. Fraserburgh STRANKAERY. Boness

Queen S. 7. THIRD LANARK Edinburgh City v AYB“ STAGE

JOHNSTONE v. East Fife Falkirk k

nano Amateuraav QUEEN'S FK. E. STIRLING (v. Montrose and COWDEN-ARENTS

BEATH Dunfermline Raith

Dundee CELTIC FALKIRK DUNDEE T FILM NOCE Invernees Thirt! Arbroath Solway Star DUMBARTONgry, Beith

Lochgelly ALBION RANGERS HEARTS

„FournemouthS

Norwich Torquay

FORD

Bristol B

Hamilton LETTR:

FOOTBALL HOME AND AWAY TABLES

IN TO MORROW'S "CHINA MAIL

W. J. O'Reilly, b Larwood T. Wall, b. Hammond

H. Ironmonger, not out

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Total

Grand Total

436

• Plas 10% for use of open sights.

222 DEFEAT “Y” AT

BILLIARDS

The Spanish champion did not compete at Wimbledon last year, but she is the only player of modern Fall of wickets:- (Fingleton) times who has appeared in three for 1; 2 (Bradman) for 18; 8 successive finale without securing (McCabe) for 34; 4 (Woodfull) for 51; 5 for (Richardson) for Her manner of accepting defeat

1947 Luke And Stoker Have -always amilingly-added to her 181; 6 (Ponsford) for

(Grimmett) for 212; 8 (O'Reilly).

29 Breaks. popularity. She was ever a grace for 222; 9 (Wall) for 222.. ful loser.

In the same summer that the Senorita so nearly beat Mrs. God-

Bowling Analysis,

0. M. H. W. 25 6 55 3 284 7145 17.44 80.1 14 5 21 1678105 England—2nd Innings. Sutcliffe, e O'Brien, b Wall D. B. Jardine, Lb.w., HEN Fraulein Aussem, the only

Ironmonger German winner at Wimbledon, R. Byatt, Wall, b

free in the final another champion, Larwood Miss Helen, Wills, washers de Allen combat after an appendicitis opera- Hammond tion in Paris, She was rushed Voce from the courts at the Racing Club Verity to the American Hospital.

*

Tennis Appendixes.

has had two stretcher experiences. O'Reilly

She was carried off the centre G. D. Allen, 1.b.w., b Grimmett court unconscious, having fainted Hammond, b Bradman

at the crisis of her semi-final match Leyland, c Wall, b Ironmonger against Mias Ryan, -At Hamburg a Ames, b O'Reilly

year or two later she was borne of Verity, Lb.w. b O'Reilly

a ship returning from Argentina, Larwood, e Bradman, b Iron- where she had been touring, to have mongor

her appendix removed.

Paynter, not out

It is comforting to think that all Voca, b O'Bellly the previous patients have had their

subsequent triumphs...

New Golf Invader.

Extras

Total

The Lincolnshire Regiment “A” “defeated the Y.M.C.A. "A" by 50 points at Billiards Inst night at the Y:BLC.A.

The Y.M.C.A. managed to annek two of the six games, Luke make ing a magnificent recovery after being 30 points down to make a 7 break of 29 and a succeeding break of 22, which gave him the lead and 56 a win by 24 points. W

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A

The following wers the results:; YMCA. "A"

Lincolns MAR 15 Tate 160 - Underwood 85 McFayden

129 Bott 42 Stoker (29) 138 Kirkham

|F. E. Skinner ~ 87 Turner Luke (29) 150 Buxton 40 Mumford

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130 Harris

17709

.150

829

Both Stoker and Luke were

credited with 29, the highest break 82 of the evening

412

Fall of the wickets: 1 for 7; 2 for

LIN DUTRA, who is mentioned, 13 for 128; 4 for 154; 5 for 245. DON BRADMAN'S AUTOGRAPH

Tara and Hugo, 5 for 296; 7 for 893; 8 for 395;.-9.

being one of the three "certaintica" for 408; 10 for 412.

for a place in the next American PER BOWLING ANALYSIS. Ryder Cup golf team, is the holder

Son

A

letter from Bruce Harris, who

Về who is with the Tent players. M. R. W in Australia, contains a new Don Bradman story. When Bradman 675

794 travele about the Commonwealth 878 only one class refrains from seak- 741ing his autograph the aborigines,

who usually know not cricket.

Bradman, during a halt in a res cent long journey was playing bridge in the saloon of the trail pathetlo old, aborigine black as your hat and dress addments of oftraordinaryanti quity peered through the window.

ghee wants you utograph,

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of the American Professional Wall Championship. He and his brother O'Reilly Mortie have, for the last three years Ironmonger or so, held a reputation for Invinc- Grimmet bility as partners in four-bail McCab matches, but Olin himself only came Bradman really to the front during the past summer. He won three of the big tournamen in a string the Betropolitan Oper; the North Shore Open, and the FGA Championship

with scores that totalled thirty. The Rugby match at the Valley four strokes under part

yesterday between the Club WA and the Medway resulted in a win for the Californian whose Club by 11 points to 6 BAN Hy swing" and equable

Harbord Lowson and A heat should stand him in ina

dersone at

Towsont con MAGRO Mautrie, who was Leist on his first visit to Naval aide converted their fry

machine-like

CLUB "A" RUGBY WIN,

very scrappy ancounter,

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