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CAMBRIDGE SELECT 19 FOR BOAT RACE TRAINING

Loretto Coxswain Included

(By AIR MAIL) Nineteen Cambridge oarsmen and two cox-swains have been requested¡ to be in residence on January 5–11 days before the start of the term- to begin training for the inter-Uni- versity boat race on April 1.

Twelve weeks will be available, and it is expected that the selected crew will leave for the Thames in the second week of March.

A. Burrough (St. Paul's and Jesus), president; A. M. Turner (Cranleigh and Corpus Christi), secretary, and J. L. L. Savill (Rad- ley and Jesus) are the only Blues available.

The others are:-J. Turnbull (Gee- long and Clare), G. L. Hamilton (Shrewsbury and Jesus), E. G. P. Sherwood (Marlborough and Christ's), E. B. N. Mitchell (Shrews- bury and Jesus), C. N. C. Addison (Roborough, and Pembroke), J. B. Massy Greene (Geelong and Clare), J: J. Holden (Geelong and Clare), S. M. King (Marlborough and Pem-

THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 21, 1938

No Scotland - Yorks Cricket Match Next Year

PROFIT FROM GAMES WITH AUSTRALIANS

was revealed at the annual meeting of the Western Cricket As- sociation in Glasgow that Yorkshire would be unable to play broke), W. E. Wooll (Monkton Combe Scotland next year owing to the fact that the English county cham- and Jesus), C. B. Sanford (Eton and) Trinity Hall), R. Fraser (University pions had to accommodate the West Indians on the date usually set College School and Lady Margaret),,

H. Parker (Tabor Academy, U.S.A. aside for the Scottish match. and Trinity Hall), P. Bradley (Shews- bury and Pembroke), A. C. O. Mag-

It was also intimated that there was a profit of £311 from the niac (Eton and Trinity Hall), J. G. two matches played by the Australians in Scotland last season. The Gosse (St. Peter's, Adelaide, and Trinity Hall), M. Buxton (Eton and meeting was presided over by Mr. J. M. Cumming Cartha; and Mr. Third Trinity), H. T. Smith (Eton R. B. Hastings, representative on the Scottish Cricket Union, read and Magdalene), and W. E. S. Baina letter from Mr. John W. Hendry, President of the Union, in which (Loretto and Jesus).

it was stated that the financial aspect of the year from the Union Smith and Bain are the COX- swains, and the freshmen are Brad-point of view, as a result of the good weather which favoured the ley, Magniac, Gosse, and Buxton. games with the Australians, was very gratifying.

Unfortunately, their match against Yorkshire, which had been a feature for some years, would not next year be on their list, as Yorkshire had had to give this match to the West In- dians, who were visiting Eng- land next year. They hoped, however, that in the follow- ing year they might be able again to arrange a match with York- shire.

They had been in touch with the South African people regarding a representative game in 1940, and this, no doubt, would form part of their programme for that year.

PROFITS AND LOSSES

Mr. Hastings mentioned that the profit from the Australians' match at Forthill was £182, and from the match at Hamilton Crescent, Glas-- gow, $129. There was, however, a deficit of £14 on the game with Ire- land, one of £5 12s with the Sir Julian Cahn's XI, and one of £8.11s: in the match with Yorkshire at Har- rogate.

The office-bearers for next year were clected as follows:-President, Harold Walker, Clydesdale; vice-presidents, R. Pinkerton, Golfhill, and G. A. M'Der- mid, West of Scotland; secretary and treasurer, W. F. Ferguson, Golfhill. Committee J. C. Gruñdic, Milngavie and Bearsden; J. S. Smith, Glasgow High School (F.P.); K.-Walker, Cam- buslang; and T, P. M'Ghee, Monteith. Representatives to the annual meeting of the Scottish Cricket Union, J...M... Cumming and J. C. Grundie; represen- tatives on the Union, A. H. Crawford, Greenock, and R. B. Hastings, Fer- guslie.

New clubs in Lanark and Old Grammarians, Paisley, were ad- mitted to membership.

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Lyemunstruck

Lyemunstruck is a local disease experienced by yachtsmen when they have been sailing all day, the wind has dropped, the hour is midnight, the tide is against them, and they have run out of H.B. BEER.

QUEEN'S PARK COMPLAIN TO SCOTTISH F.A.

A meeting of the League. Manage- ment Committee of the Scottish F.A. which was held in Glasgow, the presi- dent, Mr. David Martins in the chair when several clubs were fined for errors in their weekly report of results, and A complaint by Bournemouth Boscombe F.C. against King's Park, regarding R, Y, Robertson, who is on the list of the English club, was re- mitted to the International League Board.

The copy of a complaint by Queen's Park to the S.F.A. was submitted, re- garding an incident which took place at Hampden Park,