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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 21, 1939.

Pell Returns Same Time As German But Adjudged 2nd Britain Heavily Defeated In Athletic Contest

COLOGNE, TO-DAY, Germany beat Great Britain by 93% points to 421⁄2 points in an athletic contest between the two countries.

Germany won all the events except the 110 yards hur- dles which was a dead heat between Lockton, of Great Britain, and Pollmanns, in 15 seconds.

German Motor Successes

mo-

Berne, To-day.-The German team was victorious yesterday in the tor race for the Grand Prix of Swit- zerland; Hermann Lang, Mercedes Benz, winning his seventh this year with an average speed 154 kilometres per hour over a course of 218 kilometres.

victory

of

Rudolf Carraciola also driving a Mercedes Benz car was second and Manfred Von Brauchitson, also Mer- cedes Benz, came in third.

Hermann Lang had been already first in the preliminary runs when he covered 145 kilometres at an average of 162 kilometres per hour.

The most exciting event was 1.500 metres which was won Kaindl (Germany) with Britain) inches behind, second.

Both returned 3 mins., 50-1/5 seconds for a new German record. There were 60,000 spectators. Reuter.

TEST SCORE BOARD

ENGLAND

Kg. *°

AVERY REACHES

1,000 RUNS

Following are first-class averages to August 6-

BATTING

(Qualification 16 innings; average 35)

Times Not Highest Inns. Out. Runs. Score. Aver.

Compton (D.) 37 5 2125 214" 66.40

34 5 1832 302 63.17 38 3 2085 280* 59.57 25 3 1304 234* 59.27 1537 312* 59.11

the

First Innings

by

Hutton, a and b Johnson

73

Pell (GL.

Keeton, b Johnson

0

Oldfield, b Constantine

80

W. R. Hammond, c Grant b

W. R. Ham-

Constantine

43

mond

Compton, c Gomez, b Mar-

Hutton

tindale

21

Sutcliffe

Hardstaff, b Constantine

94

Nichols, run out

24

Keeton Iddon

30 4

33

8

1329

217* 53.16

Wood, b Constantine

0

Hardstaff

33

в 1407

125* 52.11

Wright, lbw., b Constantine

6

Langridge

at

Goddard, b Clark

0

(Jas.)

36

7

1467

161 50.58

Perks, not out

1

Extras

10

Oldfield Gimblett Paynter Ames

Total

352

Dollery

Edrich

Avery

6

G. F. H. Heane Davies (E.)

Denis Pell jumped into prominence recently when he beat Blaine Rideout, conquerer of Sydney Wooderson, the recent meeting at White City on August Bank holiday.

COTTON WINS

GERMAN OPEN

Baden, To-day. The famous Bri- tish golfer, Henry Cotton, won the Golf Championship German Open with rounds of 67, 71, 72 and 70 for an aggregate of 280.

(Germany)

was

The race for one and a half litre cars was won by the Italian De Fa- rina who was driving an Alfetta car and who had already established a third with 296.-Reuter: new record for the course in the pre- liminary runs with an average 157 kilometres per hour.-Trans- Ocean.

Bessner

second with 290, and Dyer (Great Britain)

over

U.S. BASEBALL

played yesterday:---

I don't think we'll see Joe Louis here but if Two-Ton Tony

New York, To-day-Following are doesn't get a return fight, then there's a chance that he may be accommodat- the results of major baseball games ed in some convenient brewery on this side of the Atlantic and emerge from it to take on Doyle-if Doyle beats Phillips. There are a lot of "ifs", but I wouldn't mind a percentage of the gate at that encounter. Thomas Woodrooffe.

American League: Detroit 2 St. Louis 6; Boston 0 Washington 2; Phi- ladelphia 5 New York 4;

National League:-New York 8 Phi- ladelphia 4; St. Louis 7 Cincinatti 1; Chicago 9 Pillsburg 4;

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WORLD-RENOWNED

HOCKS AND

AND MOSELLES

"The sign of the perfect host"

See that the name

DEINHARD

is on the label.

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.Fall of wickets: 1 (Keaton) for 2; 2 (Hutton) for 133; 3 (Old- field) for 168; 4 (Compton) for 215; 5 (Hammond) for 244; (Nichols) for 333; 7 (Wood) for 333; 8 (Wright) for 345; 9 (God- dard) for 346; 10 (Hardstaff) for 352.

(Glam.).. Timms Barber

Fagg

53488187

35 4 1420

147* 45.80 36 3 1498 129 45.39 36 3 1489 222 45.12 33 6 1218 177 45.11 28 3 1118 177 44.72 32 0 1428 160 44.62 26 3 1024 161 44.52

32 3 1269 138 43.75

35 3 1302 33 4 1247 34 6 1153 38 5 1358 38 1 1513 31 5 1062

C. H. Palmer 23 3 791

287* 43.50 120* 43.00 . 141 41.17 169.41.15 194 40.89 180 40.84

Washbrook.. 37 6 1183 91 38,19 Brookes

(Nthnts.).. 33 1 1220 187 38.12 Gregory

40 4 1372 137 38.11

Parks (H. W.) 38 1

44

1405 161 37.97 2 1589 120 37.83 31 1. 1122 144 37.40 29 2 1009 196 37.37

E. J. H. Dixon 19

40 0 1474 160 36.85 0 700 123 36.84 35 5 1105 146 36.83

O'Connor

Leyland

132 39.55

Martindale Johnson Constantine Clarke Grant

Bowling Analysis

0. M.

R. W. 13 0 83 16 1 54 2 ..17.3 2 75

21 0 0 6 WEST INDIES First innings

1

5

98

1

32

0

R. S. Grant, c Goddard, b

Perks

Fishlock

6

Robertson

Jeff Stollmeyer, not out

14

Harris

G. Headley, not out

Extras

7

Langridge

0

(Jhn.)

Nichols

Armstrong

(Leic.).. 36 6

Parker.

38 6

1103 1164

131 36.77

111* 36.37

37 3 1236

179* 38.35

Total for (1 wkt.)

Lawn Bowls Championship.

PIN

27

TO-DAY'S MATCHES

The following is to-day's program- me of games in the Fourth Round of the Open Singles Lawn Bowls Cham- pionship.

At Kowloon C.C.

H. A. Alves v. C. F. Remedios.' At Recrelo.

W. Gill v. H. White.

A. R. Minu v. A. M. Omar.

At Civil Service C.C.

M. R. Abbas v. A. E. Coates.

A. R. Dallah v. C. M. Silva.

Arnold

119 35.76 155* 35.69

Worthington 29 4 894 Lee (F. S.).. 38 3 1178

* Signifles not out BOWLING (Qualification 35 wickets; average 23) Overs. Mdns. Rúns, Wits. Aver. Verity

701.5 194 1950, 141 13.82 Bowes

027.3 132 1541 110 14,00 Copson 485.6 63 1888 118 14.13 665.2 115 2365 164 14.42 195.7 45 584 37 15.78 387.4, 45 1610 102 15.78

Goddard

Lewis

Wright

Watt (Kent) 389- 53.1261 66 19.10 Perks.

Langridge

(Jas.)

Hollies

Robinson

616.3 79 2297 119 19.30

356.1 45 1308 67 19.52 480.2 63 1666 84. 19.83

(Yorks)... 419.2 81 1550 78 19:87 559.6 51 2327 117 19.82 773.4 120 2496 122 20.45 510.7 75 1700 83 20.48

REASON FOR RAISING OF NATIONAL BOTTOM WEIGHT The unexpected alteration in Grand National conditions this year was the raising of the minimum weight to 10 st 3 lbs.

Sims

the

This was done, states Mr. J. C. Bultell, Clerk of the Course, because the Liverpool Executive, are anxious that jockeys should not have to waste unduly to ride in the race, or be com- pelled to use dangerous light saddles.

tine

(Continued from Next Col.)

25 2 * 455 63 L. G. Hylton 13 3 146 55 E. A. Martin-

dale

Wellard Nichols Mitchell

(Derby).. 188.5 14 966 47 20.55

396.5 Mayer

64 1359 60 20.59 Smith, (J.)

(Mdsx.)... 536.4 96 1522 73 20.84 Harding 275 30 1087 52 20.90 Smith (R.)

(Essex) 347.5 Pope (G. H.) 366 Todd

482.3 Smailes

281.6 41 921 Pope (A. V.) 422.2 55 1481 Andrews 542.2 70 1956

44 1455 04 21.08 50 1322 02 21.32

74 1562

73 21.39

43 21.41

69 21.46

91 21.49

48 21.72

78 22.00

19.78 Smith (P.) 14.60 Hazell 320.5 60. 1043

(Essex).. 478.5 63 1716 249 39

13.83 Pollard

482 288 41 13.71

23 5 1. Barrow.... 22 1 C. B. Clarke 20 8 133 45 11.08

T. Johnson.. 8 3 21 12 4.20 BOWLING

Overs, Mans. Rung. Wkts. Aver. G. Headley... 5 1 12 1,12.00 L. N. Constan-

tine

64 1674 73 22.03

WEST INDIES

391.4 56 1469 82 17.91 G. Headley.. C. B. Clarke 353.4 39 1477 71 20.80 A. V. WII-

J. H. Cameron 222.6. 40 R. S. Grant. 147.5 20 L. G. Hylton 255.1.25 T. Johnson. 1241 23 391 13 E. A, Martin- ..dale..... 340.7 96 1952 44 E. A. V. Wil-

liams V. H. Stoll- meyer.

BATTING

Times Not Highest Inna. Out. Runs, Score. Aver. 37 6 1835 234 77.85

664 31 433 18 952-32

llams

13 3 343 21.41

120* 34.30 4 24.05R. S. Grant. 26 691 95 91.40 29.75-J. B. Stoll-

meyer

24. I 712 117 30.95 30.07

J. E. D. Senly 28 1 832 181 30.81 30.72 K. H. Weekes 22 1 581146 27,60

V. H. Stoll-

116.4 14 447 14 31.92

meyer ......

►

1

17 3 G. Gomez. 24. 2538 38.00 J. H. Cameron 29

345

79. 24.04

05 24.45

438

10820.85

4

174

0

266 104 20.46

✡

31

2 167 3

55.86

J. E. D. Sealy 47 J. B. Stoll-

meyer.ANA

34.80 H. P. Bayley 15 2

L. N. Constan-

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