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INDIANS BADLY SWAMPED

Recreio Crack Up In 4th Inning

(By "UBIQUE")

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Fielding their strongest nine the Volunteers registered their biggest win of the local Baseball yesterday when they trounced Re- creio to the tune of 17 runs to 9, after being led at the end of the third inning by 6 runs to 2.

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The Volunteers started off very shakily and made several errors in the early stages of the game, Wing Lee allowing two men home on bad throw while D. Leonard

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not very safe with grounders, but in the latter stages. of the game, they played a much improved, game. The Volunteers were in great hit- ting form. Every player registered a hit, but Bowen was outstanding. Unlike on previous occasions Volunteers rarely lifted the ball for a fly, and were content with hard fast grounders.

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Recreio played as well as expect- ed. They were guilty of several errors in the third inning which their opponents took full advantage of, but there was little to blame the fielders for as the runs scored were due through hits.

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Both sides scored two runs in the first inning, and, Recreio took the lead in the third, when they notched four more runs. Loose fielding and

"RED CROSS APPEAL TO GENEVA

Canton, Yesterday.

In a telegraphic message to the International Red Cross at Geneva, the Canton Red Cross has urged the international organisation to devise means to stop the Japanese wanton killing of mercy workers.

Giving details of the number of workers machine-gunned by the Japanese airmen during the raid, the message points out that these constitute a clear violation of in- ternational agreement which guar- antees the safety of rescue parties in time of war.

When the Red Cross workers were giving aid to victimised peo- ple, the message recalls, Japanese planes swooped down from their height and first strafed the party with machine-gun fire and later bombed them.

As a result, a large number were killed and wounded, including sev- eral leaders.

The message asks that the de- tails be communicated to all Red Cross Societies affiliated with, the Geneva International so that con- certed action may be taken to stop recurrence of such outrages. Central News. .

CLOSE OF PLAY

two good hits enabled the Volunteers CRICKET SCORES

to score seven runs in the next (fourth) inning. From that stage the Volunteers never looked behind and added eight runs in the maining inning, while Recreio only added three.

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Last Saturday's Matches

The following were the close of play The Chinese

cricket scores in County Championship had 'a runaway and friendly matches which commenced victory against the Indians and last Saturday. won by 21 runs to 1. The Chinese Surrey: 105 (Butler 5 for 18).

At Trent Bridge: scored 17 runs in the first two in-Notts: 170. ning, and took, things easily after that. M. Arculli scored the only run for the Indians.

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INDO-CHINA

At Derby: Derbyshire: 224.

Warwickshire: 115 for 4.

At Leicester:

Northamptonshire: 103 (Flamson 4 for

20),

Leicestershire: 208 for 1 (Prentice.135

not out).

At Oxford:

The University: 288 (Lomas 124, Mey-

er 6 for 68).

Free Forresters: 24 for 0.

At Lord's:

Middlesex: 572 for 8 (R. W. V. Rob-

ins 137) v. Sussex.

At Taunton:

Gloucestershire: 221. Somersetshire: 167 for 1.

At Worcester:

Worcestershire: 302 (Clay 5 for 101).

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To KOBE and OSAKA "Kumsang" 12th June 9 a.m.

To SANDAKAN "Kutsang"

“Hinsang” 10th June 10 a.m. “Mausang" 22nd June 10 a.m.

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At Southampton: Kent: 199.

Hampshire: 225 for 4.

At Bradford: Lancashire: 232. Yorkshire: 1 for 0.

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