1934-09-04 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1934.

ALESporting Page.

BAINES AND ELVIN BID FOR INTERPORT CRICKET RECOGNITION

PRESTON BEAT

SPURS BY AN

ONLY GOAL

Continued from Page 11,

Birmingham's check at Stoke ou Saturday has had a discour aging effect on the leam. Yes- terday they lost at St. Andrew's to the Throstles by the odd goal in three.

In the other midland "derby" the Wolves trounced the reputed- ly strong. Aston Villa combination by 5 goals to 2.

Lincoln City are having a much better season in their junior quar- ters and Mansfeld could make no impression on the 100 per cent. team, losing by four clear goals in their away game. Chester is now the only other leam in the northern section with a 100 per cent. record.

League Tables To Date.

Preston

FIRST DIVISION

Goals

P. W. L. n. F. A. Its 31055

4 3 1 0 10 7 6 3 201G26

C3 20 18 35

Wednesday Sunderland Manchester Everton Aston Villa Middlesboro Birmingham Stoke .... West Bromwich

Arsenal

Leeds... Huddersfeld

Grimsby

Leicester

Wolves

Liverpool

Derby

Portsmouth

Chelsea ...

Tottenham

Blackburn

Blackpool

Bolton Barnley Brentford Swansea Port Vale Barnsley

4 2 1 1 9 R 5

42 2 0 8 12 4

3 1 0 2 53

4 2 2 0

2 2 0 13

4 1 1 2 4

10 11 4 3

28 15 a

1 1 1 2 4 3

3 1 1 1 3 1 3

1 2 8 8

1 2 1 8 7 3

1 2 0 4 11

JIN

Smiling in victory. Katherine Rawls, of Miami Beach, Fla., is pictured in Detroit holding the Edgar Hayes trophy, awarded ker for winning the 300-metres medley race at the women's A, A. U. swimming meeting. Miss Rawls won second place in the indivi- dual championship at the meeting.

SPECIAL

WEEK-END

FORECAST

FIRST DIVISION

3 1 2 0 5 4 2 Birmingham (0)

3 0 1 2 4 7

4 1 3 0 5 9

4 0 2 2 2 4

2 0 1 1 3

SECOND DIVISION

Sheffield U. Fulham

Bradford

Plymouth

Norwich

Notta F. Notta C. Manchester U. West Ham .Bradford C. Southampton Oldham

Hull

Bury

Newcastle

Goals

DERBY (5)

2 Grimsby (-)

1

Leads (0)

Leicester (1)

Liverpool (2)

PRESTON (-)

WED'DAY (3)

v MANTER C. (1))

v Stoke (1)

V EVERTON (-)

ARSENAL. (1)

v Aston Villa (1)

v Portsmouth (2)

v Huddersfield (-)

v Middlesboro (0)

SUNDERLD (0) v Chelsea (0)

[TOTTENHAM(4) v Wolves (0)

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts W. Bromwich (0) v BLACKBURN (1)

3 3 0 0 11 3 6

SECOND DIVISION

v Southampton (0) BRADFORD (-) v Norwich (-)

3 3 0 0 10 2 6 Bolton (2)

0 10 3 6

3 2 0 1 10 5 5 BRENTFORD (4) 4 2 1 9 6 5 Burnley (4)

1 2 1 1 6 3 5 FULHAM (-)

4 2 1 1 9 55 HULL (3)

3 2 1 0 8 6

3 1 0 2 5 2

3 1 0 2 8 5

11 t 189

3 1 1 1.5 4 3

3 1 1 1 7 5 3

4 1 2 1 4 7

3 120 5 7

3 1 2 0 6 8

3 1 2 0 1 7 4 0 3 2 3 9 2

4 0 2 2 8 15

20 20 5 8

3 0 3 0 2 11

2

3 0 3 0 4 140

THIRD DIVISION (South)

Coventry

Newport

Millwall

Brighton

Charlton

Northampton

Reading

Crystal P. Cardia

Luton Swindon Southend Queen's, P.R. Gillingham Bristol C.

Torquay Exeter Bristol R. Clapton Aldershot Bournemouth Watford

Gonta

MANTER U. (-) Notta F. (0) OLDHAM (2) PORT VALE (4) Swansea (-)

v West Ham (1)

v Bradford C. (2)

v Newcastle (-)

v Bury (1)

v Barnsley (-)

✓ BLACKPOOL

(0)

v Notts C. (0)

v Plymouth (0) v Sheffield U. (~) DIVISION (North)

v Southport (2) ▾ CHESTERF'D (2)

Y CHESTER (4)

v Doncaster (4)

v Carlisle (2)

THIRD Accrington (3) Crewe (1) Darlington (0) GATESHEAD (2) HALIFAX (3)

v Barrow (1) Rotherham (1) STOCKFORT (5) v Hartlepools (2) TRANMERE (-) v Lincoln-(-)

v Mansfield (0) WALSALL (0) WREXHAM (5) v Rochdale (0) YORK (2) v New Brighton (1)

THIRD DIVISION (South) ALDERSHOT (3) v Torquay (0) BRIGHTON (4) v Crystal P. (1) Bristol

C. (1) v Exeter (1)

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia Cardiff (3)

4 4 0 0 9 0 Clapton (4)

▾ QUEEN'S P.R. (1)

Bournemouth (1)

330091 COVENTRY (2) v Watford (0)

2 2 0 0 6 3 4 3 2 1.0 5 4 4

GILLINGH'M (5) v Northampton (1) LUTON (2)

32 10 7 5 MILLWALL (-)

2 1 0 5 4

06 2.4

v Charlton (1)

v. Newport (-)

Southend (2) v Bristol R. (2)

Y READING (1) Swindon (3)

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

v Albion (-)

| Airdrie (→) 6..3

1 1 5 5

Ayr (0)

Caitle (2)

1 1 1 4 4 3 Dundee (1)

1 1 1 6 6

1 2 0 4 6

2035

Y QN'S O'S (8)

v Rangers (2)

v Aberdeen (1)

Dunferraline (-) v St. Johnstone (→) v Queen's Park (1) Y HEARTS (4)

FALKIRK (5) Hibernian (1)

047 MOTHERW'L (2) v Hamliton (1)

PARTICK (2) v Clyde (0)

0 1 2 4 6 2 ST. MIRREN (9) v Kilmarnock (1) 1 3 0 39 2 (Figures in brackets denote there

21881sult of the corresponding game last

0 18 year, while teams given in capital let 3 0 3 70ters are favoured to win. All home

teams are mentioned first).

THIRD DIVISION (North)

Lincoln' Tranmere

Chester

Barrow

Wrexham

Stockport

Doncaster

Halifax

N. Brighton Darlington Hartlepools Gateshead Chesterfield York:

Carlisle

Mansfeld Rotherham

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis 400 13 4 8

4 3 0 1 8 37

3 3 0 0.10 2.

To-morrow's Games

FIRST DIVISION Arsenal (2). Derby (1)

v. Blackburn (1)

4 2 0 2 5.26 Liverpool (3)

4 2 0 2 7 3 Portsmouth (4)-

2 1 1.11 7 5 Sunderland (-)

1 8 5 5

v Huddersfield' (1) '

v Manchester C, (2)

v Middlesboro (1)

▾ Grimsby (-) SECOND DIVISIÓN

Fulliam (2)

1665 Brentford (1)

11.78 5

THIRD DIVISION (North)

1. 0 3 3 4 Chaster (8)

1a10:16 644 Darlington (3)

v Hartlepools (8)

v Gateshead (8)

1116.54 THIRD DIVISION (Bouth)

4 1 2 1 5 67%|Aldershot (2)

Southend (0)

1 2 1 4 5 3 Boarasmouth (0) v Newport (0)

3120 3 6 2 Brighton (2)||

130 6 11 Bristol C. (1)

40228 81 Crystal F. (4)

052269-2 Exeter (0) B0%2¤, 2′′-1%, 6% 2 Awịnsion (1 MAJI1 Torquay (10)

v Watford (0)

Boading (2)

v Queen's P.R. (1)

Northampton (2) Bristol (0)

▼ Charlton" (4):-)))

WHAREFINARACH PARTY ASH, LEAGUESTS

Bangers (8)

YUGOSLAVIA BEAT

HUNGARY

WARMAN SHOWS GOOD FORM IN

AQUATIC MEET Right Section Favoured To Win R.A. Sports

FINALS THIS AFTERNOON

The Right Section of the 42th Heavy Battery R.A. are leading! the Head Quarter Section by only two points as the result of the first day's events in their Annual Swimming Sports which wero

bath

CLUB BATSMAN IN HAMMOND'S

DOUR STAND

ARMY

ARMY BOWLER SECURES FIVE WICKETS

PEARCE DROPPED AT NOUGHT

("By Cricketer.")

held yesterday in the Y.M.C.A. THE Interport Cricket Trial at the Hong Kong Cricket Club yesterday was as promising as Although most of the races were might be expected when taking into considera

heats, good swimming was wit-

nessed. Gnr. Warman of the tion that it was the first time for five months Right Section showed himself su: that many of the players had touched either bat

perior in the Long Plunge, as well

as in most of the swimming races, or ball,

be held this afternoon in the Y.M.C.A. bath.

He is likely to be the outstanding Dealing only with those uncertain of making competitor in the finals which will the trip to Shanghai on October 5, the batting of H. W. Baines, an Old Reptonian, was very To-day's results will most pro- pleasing, and the bowling of J. Elvin. the Army bably put the Right Section fur- ther into the lead as they have ten slow left-hander, was most impressive. men swimming against the H.Q's nime and Left Section's three, as well as possessing a strong relay | Iteam.

Yesterday's results are as follows: 100 YARDS FREE STYLE Heat 1:

1. Gar. Corder R..

2. L/B. Pickworth H.Q.S. Heat 2:

1. Gnr. Warman R.S.

2. Gnr. Barlow HQ.S.

NARROW VICTORY IN Heat 3:

DAVIS CUP

ENTER 1935 CONTEST

Budapest, To-day. Yugoslavia defeated Hungary by 8 matches to 2 to enter the

1935 Davis Cup Competition proper, winning the necessary deciding singles match yester-

1. Gar. Halliley B.9.

2. Gnr. Morris L.S.

LONG PLUNGE

1. Gar. Warman M.S.

2. Gnr. Kelly L..

3. Gur, Willott R.S. Distance:41st, 1 inch. 50 YARDS FREE STYLE Heat 1:

1. L/Bdr. Hall H.Q.S. 2. Gnr. Lee R.S. Heat 2:

1. Gar. Tyrrell H.Q.8.

2. Gnr. Warman R.S. Heat 3:

1. Gar. Miller H.Q.S. day.

2. Gnr. Dodds L.S. Puneec (Yugoslavia) was res-25 YARDS. ponsible for winning the vital Heat 1:

1. L/Bdr. Hall' H.Q.S. match, defeating Straub in straight!

2. Gnr. Warman R.S. sets. Gabrowitz (Hungary) had tent 2: previously won the other singles Gnr. Dodd H.Q.5. match, defeating Schaefer, also in straight sets, to level the match.

Results, as cabled by Reuter,

were:

2. Gnr. Miller H.Q.S.. DIVING

1. L/Bdr. Burdett L..

2. L/Bdr. Hall H.Q.9.

3. Gnr. Morris L.S.

Heat 1:

Puncer (Yugoslavia) beat Straub 50 YARDS BREAST-STROKE 0-4, 6-3, 7-5,

Gabrowitz (Hungary) beat Schasfer{ 6-3, 6-3, 6-3

EARLIER RESULTS Poncer and Schaefer (Yugoslavia) heat Gabrowitz and Zichy 6-4, 6-4,

Straub (Hungary) beat Pallada 6-0, 15—1, 0—4,

|36, 61, 7-5, 6-3.

Gnr. Withers H.Q.8. 2. Car. Hutchison L.S. Heat 2:

1. Gnr. Adams R.S.

2. Gar. Ward LS. Heat 3:

1. Gnr. Hubbard H.Q.S.

2 Gar. Kelly LS..

JACK HOBBS MEETS AUSTRALIANS

WOOLLEY IMPROVES ON TEST PLAY

ENGLAND 186 FOR 3

RECORD

E. HENDREN'S 200 SCORES

MARK REACHED DOUBLE CENTURY ON

22 OCCASIONS

STILL ONE "DOUBLE" AHEAD OF BRADMAN

Ceylon, August 16.

Up to a week ago Patsy Hen- dren held the world's record for the largest number of scores of 200 or more made in one innings in 1st class cricket. His record

was 22 while Bradman before the present tour started had made 18

and Hammond a similar number.

In the "Cricketer" of May 26, there is a list of double century

scorers of 8 or more and Hendren is given as heading the list with 21. That is a mistake for up to

д

a critical, the end of 1933 Hendren had Baines went in at stage-two wickets had been scored 22 double centuries, thrown away by poor calling for detailed below... 7 runs-and held up his end for

(Continued on Page 5)

an hour and 20 minutes for 26 Here is a list of Hammond's in- runs, scored out of 74. Unför-ninga of 200 or more in 1st class

tunately he was out to a full toss cricket:

1925

1926-27

1927

after a plucky innings. His 250 Gloucester vs Lance knock was, however, not chance- 238 M.C.C. less, Owen Hughes surprisingly 244 Gloucester va BBBOX

218" Gloucester ve Glamorgan 1927 letting him off in the slips off 205 Gloucester va Surrey 1927 Minu's bowling when he was 12 228 Gloucester vs Warwicks 1929

Elvin aecured a wicket in his first 251 England vs Australia London, To-day,

over and should have had T. A. 200 England va Australla

215 England vs N.S.W. Jack Hobbs fully demonstrated Pearce caught in the same over 211 Gloucester vs Oxford yesterday that although he has for a "duck," Burnett dropping a 254 Gloucester vs Lancs

His first spell 264 Gloucester vs W. Indies 1933 practically retired from first-class sitter at mid off.

yielded only one wicket for 27 runs 239 Gloucester va Glamorgan 1939 cricket he is no back number. He in 8 overs.

231 Gloucester vs Derbyshire 1933 After a rest, however, 206 Gloucester vn Leicester 1933

1932-39

200 Gloucester vs Kent 217 Gloucester ve Notts

232

1928-29

1928-29

1928-29

1980

1932

1934 1934

1920

scored 18 in a welcome reappear he showed really impressive form 203 England va Victoria ance in the England XI against the with his leg breaks on the middle 230 England va N. Zealand 1932-33 Australians at Folkestone where at and off pegs to secure 4 for 25 in 227 England vs N. Zealand 1982-33 the close of play England had com-6.1 overs. piled 186 for 3.

He kept a very fine length through 265* Gloucester vs Worcester 1934 Frank Woolley, who failed badly out, bot, curiously for a slow bowler, 302 Gloucester va Glamorgan 1934 in the last Test, played a bright le on fight. If he were able to do 214 M.C.C. vs Yorkshire

he seldom changes his pace and relies

HENDREN'S RECORD

1919 knock of 66. Wally Hammond, an-this he would be one of our best bow-201 Middlesex re Hampshire 1919 other surprising Test match failure, lers and a certainty. for the team,

Middlesex vs Notts redeemed himself to a certain ex- Eric Mitchell made 40, but it 271 England va Victoria tent by scoring 43 not out before was not an exceptionally good inn- 211 England vs N. S. Wales 1920-21

277* Middlesex va Kent than more ings he was letumps were drawn.

200* Middlesex va Essex Yesterday was the first day's morally bowled. In partnership 240 Middlesex va Kent play, rain having completely wash-with Alec Pearce he helped to add 234 Middlesex vs Worcester 1925

56 for the second wicket in ed out the game on Saturday,

Scores, as cabled by Reuter, were: minutes, his own share being 32. England: 186 for 3 (Woolley 66, G. F. Walters 22, Hobbs 38, Hammond (3 not out).

Punces (Yugoslavia) beat Gabrowitz 150 YARDS FREE STYLE (N.CO. RAIN HOLDS UP

DAVIS CUP CLEAN

SWEEP

Greece Routed By Poland

1. L/Bdr. Hall H.Q.S.

2. Bdr. Cotterill LS..

150 YARDS FREE STYLE (GUN. NERS)

Hent 1:

1. Gnr. Morris L.S.

2. Gnr. Withers H.Q.8. Heat 2:

1. Gnr. Warman R.,

2. Gnr. Adams R.S. Heat 3:

1. Gnr. Halliley R.S.

2. Gnr. Corder R.S.

150 YARDS MEDLEY Heat 1:

1. Gnr. Withers H.Q.S.

2. Gnr Adams R.S.

Warsaw, Yesterday.

1985 Heat 2: Poland qualified for the Davis Cup lawn tennis· contest here yesterday by a clean sweep triumph over Greece.

Results as cabled by Reuter, were:-

Hebda (Poland) beat Stallos

43.644,7-4 Tłoczyneki (Poland) best Zachos

6-1, 6-0, 6-2-Reuter. Tarlowaki and Bratek (Poland) beat Stalios and Zachos 7-5, 6—1, 6—17

Tarlowski (Poland) beat Zachos]

6—–2, 6–2, 6-de-

Tłoczynski (Poland) beat Stallo

60, 6-2 6-2,

SIR FREDERICK WALL AN

ARSENAL DIRECTOR

London, Aug. 24

1. L/Bdr. Hall H.Q.8. 2. Gnr. Hubbard H.Q.S. INTER-SECTION COMPETITION

TO-DATE

1. Right Section

2. Head Quarters Section...

3. Left Bection...

Previous Results:-

1. Right Bection

2. Head Quarter Section 3. Left Section

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23 pla

U.S. TENNIS

Perry Lott And Wood Beat Unknown Players

MANY MATCHES POSTPONED

Forest Hillis, To-day. Rain is holding up the Ameri can National Lawn Tennis Singles Championship, which began on Saturday, only a few matches having been played

ok.

Fred Perry

ance

1920-21

· 1922

1923

1925

40 206° Middlesex vn Notts

1925 213 Middlesex vs Yorkshire 1920 204° Middlesex vs Essex 1927 209* Middlesex vs Warwicks 1928.

1980

1930

Stand Of 53 In 58 Mins The only other big partnership 200 Middlesex ya Hampshire 1929 was that between Baines and Mac-223 M.C.C. vs Barbadoes 211* M.C.C. v# Barbadoes kay which realised 68 for the third 205 England vs West Indies 1930 wicket in 58 minutes.

|254* M.C.C. va British Guianz 1930 1931 {232 Middlesex vs Notts

203 Middlesex vs Northants 1981 301 Middlesex va Worcester 1933 222* Middlesex vs Essex 1933

BRADMAN'S 20. "DOUBLES” 340* N.S. Wales vs Victoria 1929

(Continued on Page 5)

Scores:

MR. HAYWARD'S XI A. W. Hayward run out IE. C. Fincher, ran out

1

Aackay Lbons & Ricketts 21 225 Woodfull's XI va Ryder's 1929

W. H. Baines, e Dankley, b Owen

Hughen

F. Bathurst, run out .............................. L McInnes, e Ricketts, b T. A

Pearce

P. H. Scoones, not out G. A. Stewart, b Minu

Extras (B10, LB1, NEI)

Total (for 7 wkts. dec.)

6. B. Jones, G. C. Barnett and

Eivin did not bat.

Fall of the wickets:

XI

|452° N.8.W. v® Queensland

1930

236° Australia va Worcester 1980

{250* Australia vs Worcester 1930

6

205 Australia vs Kent

1989

15384 Australia ya England

1980

ย

254 Australia vs England

1930

17254 Australia vs England

1930

232 Australla va England

1980

103 259 N.S.W. vs S. Australia

1930

1980-31 1931

223 Australia vs W. Indies. 220 N.8.W. vs Victoria -

226 Austraila- va ́8. Africa ·· 1931-32

219 N.8. Wales vs B. Africa 1931-32 1981-82

1 (Hayward) for 5; 2 (Fincher) for 299 Australis va 8. Africa

238 N.S. Wales vs Victoria · 1932-38

|7; 8⋅ (Mackay) for 60; 4 "(Bathurst) | 4 (England), the for-71; 5 (Baines) for 61; 6 (Melanes) 200 NS. Wales vs Queensland 1933

holder, George Lott and Sidney for 81; 7 (Stewart) for: 105.

1934

Bowling Analysis

O. M.

R

258 N.S. Wales vs Queenaland 1934 W200 Australia ya Worcester

11

28

13.2

26

304 Australia vs England 1924

• Not out.

:18

8...

16

61

21 pts. Wood won their opening matches 20 pla jagainst unknown players, and there

Pereira have, to date, been no surprising "Mina results.

Ricketts. Rain reduced yesterday's play to T. A. Pearce

Owen Hughes ... a few matches.-Reuter.

Feet First Aids The Diver

To Develop Best Body Control

side.

.• bowled one no ball-

MR. PEARCE'S XI

J. P. Williams, e Flacher, b Elvin -6

E. J. R. Mitchell, run out

T. A. Pearce, retired......

H. Owen Hughes, b Elvin

T. E. Pearce, e Burnett, & Elvin ..

28

D. S. Harley, s Bathurst, b Elvin R. H. Griffiths, b. Barnett „kugga 0

Stewart

(Swimming Hint by 8. G. Hodges) feet-first with arms down by the G. R. M. Ricketts, e Barnett, b G. 8. Dunkley, e Bathurst, b Ste-

wart A. R. Minu, not out

Then try a swallow jump. Take

Extras (B26, LHI, WBI).

Total Fall of

Feet-first Jumps are not only very interesting in themselves but off, as, before, but awing. D. Pereira, e Stewart, b Elvin Bre the best Introduction to fancy into a position in line with the dives. Such jumps develop body shoulders. Hold them out-spread and limb control, and help to as you fall, and just before the "Surprise greeted soccer fans wards rapid body adjustment and toes touch the surface carry the farms above the head or drop to-day when it was announced clean water entry. that Sir Frederick Wall, the form Start with plain Jumps-Leap them t er. Secretary of the Football As upwards and outwards from the For the but

the body vortical legs are :zpr Boolation, had joined the Board board, keep

of Directors of the Arsenal Club, and rigid, and drop into the water to

(Continued

And

INTERPORT POLO

TRIAL

A. J. Stocker Injured In First Chukker

The Rest defeated the 24th Re- giment by 4 goals to 2 in the "In- sterport Trial Polo match at

Causeway Bay yesterd

after

noon. A. J. Stocker, of the 24th, was injured in the first chukker, 28 and was replaced by Lt. Lewellyn.

The teams were 167

24th. Regt--Capt. J. R. Jordan,

or he witke i (Mitchell) A. J. Stocker, D. Feel-Yates, Capt.

for 77: 3 (T. A Pearce) for 120; 4 Blackden (Lt. Llewellyn substitut,, CTB. Pearta) for 122; 5 CHarley) for ing】d MASE

129; 6 (Grifiths)||{for: 180|";7(Ric- The Rest. Capt. Williams, Lt. ketts) for 136; 8 (Dunkley) for 1513 Metcalfe, W. Keswick, Col. Non- |9 (Owen Hagheny for 155; 16" (Pereira)

for 157.