1934-07-25 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1934.

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BATSMAN TO REACH

L. F. STOKES FIRST SHANGHAI BATSMAN TO REACH 500 RUNS

.

Rain Saves England

Test Abandoned With Defeat Certain.

ALL NOW DEPENDS ON

OVAL MARATHON

England was saved from al- must certain defeat in the fourth Test match, which concluded atl Leeds yesterday, by torrential rains which made the pitch un playable shortly before lunch the match being finally abandon- ed with England requiring 155) runs to avoid an innings defeat. With one more match to play, at The Oval on August 18. England und Australia are all square Of this serios, having won one each and drawn two. The Oval Test will be played to a fuish. In the Tests to date, since 1876, the coun- tries are also on level terms with 52 wins, 29 having been drawr and one abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Scores:

ENGLAND.-Is Innings.

F. Walters, c and b Chipper- field .....**

Keeton, e Oldfield, b O'Reilly

Hammond, b Wall

Bendren, b Chipperfield

Grimmett

Leyland, lb... b O'Reilly

Amex, e Oldfield, b Grimmelt

RE. 8. Wyatt, xt. Oldfield,

Hopwood, Lb.w., O'Reilly...

Mitchell, st. Oldfield, b Grimmett

Verity, not out →

Bowes, Ponsford, b Grimmett

Extras

Total

25

37

29

b'

19

16

9

200

Fall of the wickets. 1 (Keeton) for 43: 2 (Walters) for 953 (Hamond) for 135; 4 (Hendren) for 135; 5 Ley- land) for 168; 6 (Wyatt) for 170; 7 (Ames) for 189; 8 (Hopwood) for 189; 9 (Mitchell) for 200; 10 (llowen) | for 200.

Wall

McCabe

O'Reilly

Grimmett

Chipperfield

Bowling Analysis

0. M. R. W. 18 t 67 1

3

1 2 35 16 46 30.4 11 57 4

18 6 35

AUSTRALIA.1st Innings.

W. A. Brown, b Bowes

the British Out to add the National Open Championship to Amateur title he won at Prestwick, Scotland, some weeks ago W. Lawson Little, of California, drives off his first shot in the play for:

Fortune frowned the classic at the Merion course, Ardmore, Pa.

on Little ni The start when he cracked his driver at the first hole and broke it at the second.

SUSSEX CHECKED

LEICESTER'S

RECOVERY

AT HOVE

ALLEN PROVES HIS FITNESS.

O'CONNOR'S BAD LUCK

G. O. Allen, who was reported unit for the fourth Test match 3 at Leeds, returned to form in the

week-end County Cricket Cham pionship match, which concluded yesterday, taking 6 Essex wie kets för 47 runs, at Clacton, to 304 give the visitors the first inn-

(2 ings points.

15

W. II. Ponsford, hit wkt, b Verity 181

W. A. Oldfield, e Ames, 5 Bowes

WM. Woodfull, b Bowen

0. G. Bradman, h Bowes

9. J. McCabe, b Bowes

.. S. Darling, b Bowes

A. G. Chipperfield, Wyatt,

Verityi

C. V. Grimmett; run out

W. J. O'Reilly, not out

T. W. Wall, Lb... Verity

Extran

Total

0 -.0

27

Sussex received a check in their

At Chesterfield, Derbyshire secured Arst innings points from Worcester.

Worcester: 76 and 288 for 7.

Derby: 320.

At Hove, Sussex secured first in nings points from Leicestershire, Leicester: 167 and 840 for 4 dec.

Sussex: 238 and 32 for 0.

At Clacton, Middlesex-took frat innings points from Essex. Essex: 219 (O'Conner 99 not out, G.: 0.

Allen 6 for 47). " 211 for 2 dec.

Middlesex: 288 (Hulme 108) and

for 1.

1

At Manchester, Lancashire tonk: first innings points from Notts, Lancashire: 499 for 8 dec. (Iddon 200

not out).

Notts: 278 (Parkinson 5 for 49) and

201 for 6.

EARLIER RESULTS.

At Swansea, Glamorgan beat Somerset by 9 wickets. Somerset: 103 (Clay & for 44) and 320 Glamorgan: 361 and 65 for 1.

(Clay 5 for 78).

16 Championship attempt, taking only 11 first innings points from Leices- ter. at Hove. The visiting team.

At Maidstone, Yorkshire beat recovered splendidly in their 80-Kent by 8 wickets.

17

58 cond innings, compiling 804 for 4 Kent: 142 (Smailes 6 for 58) and 283, Yorkshire: 296 (Davidson 128) and 190

Fall of wickets (Brown) for 37; 2 (Oldfield) for 39; 3 (Woodfull) for wickets. 39; 4 (Ponsford) for 427; 5 (McCabe) for 51T: 6 (Bradman) for 550; 7 (Darling) for 551; 8 (Chipperfield) for 557: 9 (Grimmett) for 574; 1o useful 200 not out against Notts

(Wall) for 584.

Bowes ....

Hammond

Mitchell

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. 50

R.

13 142

29' 5 B2

28

117

46.5 15 113

Verity

Hopwood

30 7

93

Leyland

3

0

20

ENGLAND. 2nd Innings.

C. F. Walters, b O'Reilly

Keeton, b Grimmelt.

Hammond, run out

R. E. S. Wyatt, b: Grimmett

Hendreu, l.b.m., O'Reilly Leyland; not out

...

Ames, & Brown b Grimmeti

Hopwood, not out

Extras

Total for 6 wkts.

Iddon, of Lancashire, again dis- played his best form, scoring a

at Manchester, to give the home w.team first innings points.

0

Yorkshire, last year's cham- pions showed a welcome. return to

3 form, defeating Kent by 8 wickets. Smalles was responsible for the downfall of Kent, taking 6 wickets 45 for 65 runs, while Davidson ma- 12 terially assisted with 128.

Results, as cabled by Reuter

20

42 were: 49} .. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

*

for 2.

At Birmingham, Warwick beat Gloucestershire by 10 wickets. Warwick: 336 (Santall 102 not out),

50 fer. 0. Gloucester: 168 and 228 (Holles 8

for 50),

TO-DAY'S MATCHES

Winning Ways of Old Brown Jack

Tired After Sixth Win In

-Alexandra Stakes

London, June 23.

THEY can now start spring cleaning Brown Jack's stable at Wroughton. He has run away with the Alexandra Stakes, the longest race in England, again.

They do not dare to touch his stable before the race, which, after his six successive wins, is now known as "Brown Jack's Benefit."

To-day he was a little sleepy, like an elderly bachelor after a night out.

He sat on his manger in that characteristic squat and blink- ed his eyes at the visitors. He did not show any animation even when they gave him a slice of his favourite Cheddar cheese.

Old Brown Jack, whom sporting writers call the stayer of the century, the only horse who gets an unrestrained cheer from Ascot, is a confirmed bachelor of slightly cynical outlook. He has a luxurious taste, refusing to wear anything but linen next his skin.

China Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAY

1

He knows as much about rac- ing as his trainer, Iver Anthony, and he refuses to get excited or his jockey, Steve Donoghue, about the business...

STEVE'S WONDER RIDE AT

LONG CHAMPS

Donoghue Sets All Paris Talking

Paris, June 26.

All Paris to-day is talking about the wonderful riding of Stove Donoghue at Longchamp yesterday, when he won the Grand Prix on Admiral Drake.

When the runners and jockeys were put up on the number board most of the betting had been done, and the race was run without many among the great crowd in the atanda knowing who was riding last- Admiral Drake. It was minute decision that Donoghue should ride.

SHANGHAI CRICKET

AVERAGES

Booth Best Bowler With 8.00.

NO OTHER BATSMAN EXCEEDS 300 MARK

Shanghai, July 18.

As no league cricket matches were played during the past week- end, the averages, concerning the The off-the-course betting offer league have been held over until

shut down at one o'clock, and those who invested their money on the race did an without know ing the names of the jockeys.

CRASH

OUTFIELDER'S

INTO FENCE

Yankees Lose Veteran Star.

SENATORS BEATEN IN HEAT WAVE

New York, To-day.

Also he thinks that training is Earl Combe, veteran New York

next week, those published below being for all first-class games, lea- gue and inter-club engagements in- cluded.

R. Booth, the Interport all- rounder, heade the bowling averages, but is closely followed by Donald Leach, best all-round- er in the Far East and the S.C.C. skipper, who incidentally bas taken one more wicket than Booth.

L.F. Stokes remains at the head of the batting list and is the first player to score 500 runs in fact he is the only one to have reach- jed 300 yet.

..

F. Marshall has commenced the

The following are the averages

Batting..

Ino Til H

Ave

8 2 552 115-92.00

s little absurd. He will not gal Yankees outfielder, was knocked season well, but it must be remém- Lawn Bowls Singles Championship.lop on the hard ground. Other unconscious when he crashed bered that he has only batted on

three occasions. horses run away from him. "He against a fence in the major league L. R. Whant v. W., Gill

(Taikoo R.C. green). makes me think that all the others American baseball game yesterday[ H. Hampton v. J. C. Brown

An against St. Louis Browns. He was to date: Bre champions," says Ivor Craigengewer green) thony.

carried off the field and took no A. H. Basto. v. A. Chapman

A little while ago Gordon Rfc further part in the game. - L. F. Stokes ... (Kowlom B.G.C. groen).

hards asked if he might have a Parmelee shut out the St. Louis F. Marshall J. Watson v. R. Baza

(Civil Service green), 5.15 p.m. training gallop on the old horse Cardinals for nine innings to give R. Booth

THURSDAY

Richards came back to Mr. An- the New York Giants, world cham GB. Elliott

B. D. Gillespie Craigengowedca}"0"? y Clvthony and dd, "My goodness piens, the game by 5 to 0. Sylves H. Meiled 7 5 63 2631.50

that was hard work."

ter Johnson also blanked the Pitta Rove Quick Jack has got to the age when no burgh Pirates, enabling the Phil P. Leach

A. J. Barson... jockey can make him gallon If he delphia Phillies to win by 9 to 0.

0. G. Simpson. does not want to.

Chicago White Sox beat the F. Kellner Washington. Senators, 1933 Ameri- R. W. Edwards can League, champions, in a game N. W. Keyworth

Lawn Bowls Senior Division,

.. Service Q.C+1 78"

AUSTRALIAN HOPES WANING.

Wood In Winning Position.

McGRATH UNLIKELY TO BEAT

SHIELDS IN DAVIS CUP

Sold For £50 Bred by an Irishman

named

H. P. Medar

31 173 10186,50

3.2 284 128 47.33

42 91 42 40.50

60 236 143 39.33.

191 37 80.83 #256 60 28.33 91225 51 28.12

-8 ́0 220, 1911 27.50

53 50 23 23.67

7 0 174 88 24.36

30 71 33 28.67

72118 28 22.60

Webb, he was sold privately for/which was played in a beat wave C. 3. Smith 6-0 132 88 22.00 9 1.174 64 21.75 150 after there had been no bla/120 degrees. The White Sox woDM. J. Divecha....

by n.4 to 1 tally..

A. C. Sinclair 6.2 87 29. 21.75 Results, as cabled by Reuter, were:S. R. Kermanl.. 10 0 217 85 21.70 Sgt. Cartwright.. 6 3 65 28 21.67 E. Foot.

for him not even a tenner-at the Dublin sales.The late. Mon. Aubrey Hastings bought him as à three-year-old for £600 from Sir Harold Wernher,

Nobody thought anything of to nil by Sydney Wood, Australia's him. He started winning hurdle chances of defeating America, in the races in 1927, then went to the

With Jack Crawford led by 2 seta

flat.

He has now won about $30,000 in stake money and an unrivalled collection of trophies.

43 21 19 21.00

E. P. Humphreys 50 105 GB 21.00

H. EW, E Grieve... 52.62 28 20.67

60 108 77 19.17

61 93 42 18.60

National League:

R.

Chicago

8

60 J. C. Jenkins:

30.61 46.20.34

Grimm hit a homer.

~~~ Sgt: Bellars

50° 34°-42 · 19.89 ----

Brooklyn

8

7

2 Sgt. Sevenoaks,

60 118 81 19.67

Sgt. Mowatt

6 1 98 45 19.60

Frederick hit a', homer.

J. M. Pearson

T. H. Darvill

Pittsburgh

0

Sylvester Johnsori pitched. Philadelphia

0 9:12

R. F. Shroff

Hafey hit a homer. Boston

2

H.D. Bidwell

Inter-Zone Final of the Davis Cup! are dimming rapidly, as, however optimistic a view is taken of Vivian McGrath's tennis prowess, it is hardly likely that he will beat Frank X. Shields, America's No. 1 ranking player, in the only other match to be played.

matter. Steve has never Crawford still has a chance of known really to hit him. Jack, lets St. Louis defeating Wood, but the arrears of his jockey know when he feels two sets, coupled with the fact like winning. that the American will be fresh once again, is likely to prove too great

The riddle of how he goes on a handicap

Scores as cabled by Reuter, were: year after year winning the Ascot,

Steve Donoghue dropped his Cincinnati whip when he was riding Brown Jack yesterday, but that did not

·· Riddle Of Successes

been

Parmelee pitched. New York

Melvin Ott hit a bomer.

11

American League

S. B. Wood led Crawford 6-8, 9-7, marathon (this year he knocked 18 Washington Play commences to-day in the and 0-15 when play was abandoned scconds off last year's time) is ex- following matches..

until to-day owing to rain.

**

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Bournemouth Hampshire v. Somez-

tet.

Ilkeston-Derbyshire v. Surrey. Clacton-Essex v. Northants.

At Bournemouth, Surrey secured ter first innings points from Hamp shire.

229 Surrey: 419 for 9 dec.

-Fall of wickets-1-(Keeton)-for-28: Hampshire: 849-and 115 for 0

2 (Hammond) for 70; 8 (Walters) for

87; 4(Watt) for 182; 5 (Hendren)

for 190: 6 (Ames) for 213, (Mitchell,

Verity and Bowen did not bat)..

OPEN LAWN BOWLS

Grimmitt Eliminates Gutierrez.

Maidstone-Kent v. Sussex. Manchester.Lancashire v. Glouces-

Worcester Worcestory Yorkshire.

PRIENDLY Lord's-Gentlemen v. Players,” Durham Durham v. Australiana [(Two_days).__

- COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE

Sussex (2) Lancashire Kent (3) Yorkshire (1) Notts (8)

A. W. Grimmitt: (Civil:Service) Derby (6) eliminated LA. Gutierrez, Warwick (Récrato) by 21 shots 12 to Gloucester enter the fourth round of the Essex

Open Singles Lawn Bowls Chem- Middlesex (12) plonship on the Cralgengower Surr

green yesterday.⠀⠀

At Kowloon Docks G. Parking (Police) defeated E. W. Simmonds (Civil Service) by 21 shots to 18

"On the Recreio *** green

V

Petherick (Bowling Green) defeat ed A E. Coston (Craigengower) by

(18)

1st Inns. No Pis

Pts,

W

L Result Pos.

Obt. 300 203 0300 159 0 300 149

22 235 144

0 286 139 1285 188 028500137 315 127 125

318

$2707 106

LAWN BOWLS TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. Bowling Green And K.C.C. Rinks.

Gill hit a homer. plained, says his trainer, by his Chicago hard-headed refusal to do more than he has to

Boston He conserves his energy all the Detroit time

Owen hit a homer.

He stands over, the kness of his forelege having that curious sag Philadelphla

Coleman hit two homers. which old cab-drivers used to look for when they wanted a Cleveland horse to last for ever

There would be one way of stop- New York The following have been select ping him from winning the Al-

12

16

1 H. Rogerson

61 90 29 · 18.00

F. E. T. Marshall, 3d 57 49, 19.00

15. F. Shred ............ 10 0.174, 45° 17.40

V. W. L. Stanton

2 Lt.-Col Pelly

J. M.. Watson

T. A. Madar

B. V. Gish...

2 P: Madar

R. A. Joscelyne

TJ. Farrow

W. H. Cochran Sigmn. Lowe F. A. Pitts F. P. Bailey

·OA. J. WHIS

H. A. Coward 0. Moor

·0|G. E. Ollardessen TW, R. Wilson 08. M. Aston

30-52 -40 17.33

52 62 35 17.93

91 136 50 17.00 30 51 26 17.00 10.1 15

·53* 16.78 1151 73 16.87 6.0 21 44. 151.2

70 11396. 16.14 51 60., 18 / 15.00 9 0 18140 14,56 80-115.44 14.37 50 71.22.14.20 60 84 29 14.00 60 83 24 13.83 90 10859-18.50 71 80 44 13.33

3.0 40-15. 13.33

10 0 133 -44) 13.30.

B.1.92 26 13.14 6165 13 13.00 Sgt. Dalloway 607130 11.83 E. C. Bakery** ·B 0.59 21 11.80

·|7, S. Blandford ** 30 34 20 11.35 L/C-Smith 40 44 17.11.00 8 J. A Innen 11 0127 48 11.55 H. H. Morris, 72, 14.17 32 . 21*: 10.57 A. I. H. Bowerman 7.1:63 19 10.60-

* Denotes not out.

A SALON HAR. W. Ave 113.4 32 280 358.00

Lou Gehrig hit a homer.

1

Condition Serious

ed to represent the Kowloon Bowl-exandra Stakes to scratch his St. Louis ing Green Club In their league stable companion, Mall Fist matches against the Civil Service Brown Jack insists that Mail Fist be there to accompany him over B C. C. on Saturday.

part of the distance. Benior team. (away):,,

Watson, 9. Russell, J. H Budding and Guy (skip),

PT. Farrell, J. S. Logan, R. Hall and W. Macfarlane (skip).

B Duncan HF. Stoneham, B.

Randle and W. S. Drake (skip), Junior team (home) in

R. Booth

Bowling

D. W. Leach 1744 67-865 38 10.14 T. L. Rawsthorne 70 23 188 168 10:40 V. W. L. Starion 50 13 157 15 30.47. LF. Stokes: 86.4 18 220:20.11.00. J. G.. Jenking (4 7817 205.18 11.39 A. Lingard 44 11, 109, 8:12.50 New York, Later. Et.Cal. Pellyf

180.145 247:19-18.00: Staunch friends, these two It is now revealed that Earl Hagarson 167.418 29-17 13.47 horses,

Combs is suffer!:

skull,

Egt. Bevenoaks 28.8256 13.67 N. D. Lloyd 202 684 6:14.00 broken collarbone. p. Madar

62.26284 18 1662 There seems to be some doubt as fracture and to whether Brown Jack will go to His condition is serious, but not im Halley 70.8238 17 15.17

than mediately critical. —— guter Ascot next year

8211 156 10 15.50 398 110 7-156.71 566 207 13 15.97 51.4 8.203-12 16.83 72 10.243 13 18.68

It all depends on Brown

J. L. Tetley, C. L. Farmer, J. Rodger Jack His owner, his trainer, and and J, G. Meyer (skip).KOR

D. W. Waterton, C. B. Hoaking, W. his Jockey will have to fall into E. Hale and H, H. Rose (skip). line if that old horse decides that

– 3, Macdonald, E. V. Searle, J.-G. | he would = like to win for Charlton and CEF Thompson seventh time

G. B. Ellott M. J, Divecha FR. Kerman

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Free Juming Diviakin 7/

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and R. P. Phillips! (akiy

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Dapton J. Howe, UNI

Food and A E. Bilkstone (Akio

Gittin F. Goodwin, C. Fatecchett

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EL. Meston, Lincolns CEOllerdessen 71 13 248 13 19.08

F. R. L. Carey 204 63 - 19.14'' Heldin AJ. H. Bower

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