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Bruen Beats Own Record

James Bruen, who held the amateur record for the reconstructed Port- marnock course-73, made in the last Irish Open Golf Championship-beat it by three strokes on August 11.

Bruen, whose fine form helped Munster to win the first inter-provin- cial match, was out in 86 and home in 34, his figures being:-

Out4 4 4 5 4 4 3 4 4=36 In-4 3 3 5 4 4.4.4 3-34 He equalled his old record later, while J. C. Brown (Munster) lower- ed it by one.

Only one Open Championship 'tes was in use, but the others were longer than usual. A strong wind made conditions difficult.

LARWOOD'S ABSENCE DUE TO KNEE TROUBLE

London, August 7,, (By Air Mail). The Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have, through their secretary, Mr. H. A. Brown, announced the fact that Larwood's prolonged absence from the game is due to continued knee trouble, "Larwood has repeatedly been examined by a specialist, who cer- tified him unfit to bowl at the pre- sent time," stated Mr. Brown yes- terday.

THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST, 29, 1938.

FARNES TAKES 17 FOR 75 v.

GLAMORGAN

London, Saturday. The following were the close of play scores in first class matches which commenced to-day. At Bournemouth: Notts 208 (Boyes 5

for 56) v. Hants 98 for 3. At Dover: Yorkshire 326 for 8 v. Kent. At Blackpool: Lancs. 388 for 7 (Hop-

wood 120) v. Warwick. At Ashby-de-la-Zouch: Derby 309 (Worthing on 106; Smith 5 for 75 v. Leicestershire 4 for 0. At Lord's: Middlesex 241 v. Surrey 18

for 0.

Harrow Captain's Feat

R. A. A. Holt, the captain, with the fine record of 101.11, heads the Har- row School batting averages. In 14 innings,, five not out, he made: 910 runs, and his highest score was 184 not out.

W. S. P. Lithgow, who scored 498 rung in 14 innings, two not out, is ac- His highost score cond with 41.50.

Then follow R. Č. Fenwick, was 95. 88.31; P. W. M. Dean, 25.80; A. O. L. Lithgow, 19.70; D. R. Hayward, 10; and H. A. Verney, 18.

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F. C. Boult heads the bowling list with 32 wickets at an average cost of 18.09; followed by R.: M. Chaplin, five wickets, 12.40; D. R. Hayward, At Worcester: Northants 200 v., Wor-wickets, 20.64; C. J. Sage, 20 wie- W. S. P. Lithgow, two cester v. Worcester 50 for 6. kets, 21.35;

Dean, 14 At Clacton: Glamorgan 150 (Farnes 7 wickets, 32; P. W. M.

for 75 v. Essex 320 for 9.

wickets, 39.57; and D. G. G. Dussek Reuter. nine~wickets, 42.11.-

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