STEEL COULSON BILLIARDS, SNOOKER AND DARTS LEAGUES RESULTS TO DATE
The following are the results to
date in the Steel Coulson, Billiards,
Snooker and Darts Leagues:
Greenway.... 188 Kitchell
SNOOKER
C.S.€.C. v. C.C.C.
*42 Lewis
53 Leonard 64 Kitchell
R.E. Sgts'. Mess v. C.S.C.C..
85 Collier
DARTS
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R.N. Police v. Imperial Cafe
Saunders
56 Franklin Dowman
21 Jenner 84 Sabey
0 Traynor
0 Curd
2 Funnell
2 Gilbert
2 Vallièr
2 Lacey
2 Cambridge
2 Bartlett
Highest game finish-Sabey score
0
Bennett
Philpott
Hartley
2 Halstead
Rakuson..
BILLIARDS
C.S.C.C. v. C.C.C.
Hickman. Collyer
69
28 Elliot ..................
2 Softy
52
Rakusen".
150 Lewis.
80
P.R.C.
v. - C. & P.O.R.C.
Hickman
150 Leonard
111
Warr..
150 Kitchell
Garrison Sgts'. Mess
..74 Kitchell Pittham...... 142 Brittlebank... 53 Leonard
v. C.C.C.
28
10 Howlett
Garrison Sgts'. Mess v. C.C.C.
Bennett..
150 Leonard
Gill
72 Fogwell
O'Connor. 150 Fogwell
90 150 94
R.E. Sgts'. Mess
V. C.S.C.C.
Land Colnenne Lucas
48 Hickman
84
Rakusen.
60
Bostock.
62 Hickman
150
P.R.C.
V.
C. & P.O.R.C.
Walsh.
58 Warr...
150 Whant
50
Brown
Carter
73 Rakusen
150
Gooding
31 Pethick
P.R.C. v. C. & P.O.R.C.
Ellis
79 Halstead
Whant Gooding. Ellis
68 Halstend
150
"
88 Berryman
150
119 Honeywell
150
League Table
League Table
P. W. L. F. A. Pts.
P. W. L. F. A. Pts.
4. 8 1 10 2 10
Garrison Agts'.
R.E. Sgts'. Mess.
3 2
1. 5 4
6
Mess
3 8
C. & P.O.R.C.
8
2 1 5 4
P.R.C.
4 8
0 1
7 5
8 -1 8 7
4.2
C.C.C.
Garrison
Sgts. Mess.
8
2
3.2 1.5 3.1.2.4
2. 835 56 81⁄2
4 5 5 4
R.E. Sgts'. Mess Imperial Cafe R.N. Police
8 2 1 11 4 11
4 1 3 9 11
9
4 3 1 9 11
9
P.R.C.-
2 1
1
7 3
7
R.N. Police
3
P.R.C.
4 1
32% 936 23
Ċ. & P.O.R.C.
3 1
2 4.11
4
C.S.C.C.
4 2 2 5 7
129
Б
4
8
9
3
0151 10 09 00
Б
3
C.S.C.C.
R.E. Sgts'. Mess
C. & P.O.R.C... R.N. Police
C.C.C.
3 8 B
8
31 Highest score in three successive darts-Howlett score
57
40
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GRIQUALAND WEST
FOLLOW-ONA
Kimberley, To-day,
The M.C.C. Tourists established a new ground record for Kimber- ley in their match against Griqua- land West when they added 107
|runs to their overnight total of 569 for 6, the previous ground record 0 being 603.
1
0
Four centuries
featured the
M.C.C. innings, N. W. D. Yardley
21 boundaries and three sixes. He' 116 being the latest with 142, including early stumping chance 139 gave an
and was nearly twice caught on the boundary.
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VERITY'S DEADLY FORM Verity was in splendid form with the ball and Griqualand West were dismissed for 114 and following on had scored 116 for 8 at the close of play, Steyn being undefeated for
63.
Verity's figures on the first in- nings' were:
O. M. R. .W.
13.7 6 22
Scores were:
M.C.C.: 676 (Hutton 149; Edrich -109, Paynter 168, N. W D. Yardley 142; McNally 5 for 154, Franz 5 for 105).
Griqualand West: 114 and 118 for 3 Steyn 63 not out).-Reuter.
Larwood Joins A League Club
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London, November 12, Harold Larwood, the former Nottinghamshire · and England: fast bowler, will play for Black- pool in the Riblesdale League next summer.
Less than three weeks ago it was announced that Larwood had given up country cricket because his knee could not stand up to the strain of fast bowling, and Nottinghamshire released him from his contract.
*
Since joining the League in 1920, Blackpool have been champions seven times, but last year was one It of the worst in their history.
is believed that Larwood will im prove the batting strength of the side, and also assist in the coaching. have Other notable players who assisted Blackpool include Ken James, the Northamptonshire wic ketkeeper; C. S. Dempster, captain of Leicestershire; the late E, A. M'Donald, of Australia and Lan- cashire, and Roy Sheffield, the for- mer. Essex wicketkeeper.
PROFESSIONAL DEBUT IN ENGLAND
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London, November-12. Dona'd Budke Will take part in a tournament with Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry, the men who preceded him as Wimbledon Champion, at the Em-. pire Pool, Wembley, on May 16, 18, and 20 text year,
We have an agreement with Jack Harris, the American promoter - pro- perly signed and sealed, for Budge, Vines, and Perry to take part m-a tournament with other professionals... here th May," an omeial of the Empire Pool told a reporter last night.
The only question outstanding, has been, whether Budge would accept the offer made him by Harris or that of another rival promoter. His decision clarifies the position.
We shall now go ahead with our arrangements."
It is not yet known Tilden will take part in the tourney.
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