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LAWN BOWLS.

TAIKOO'S HARD STRUGGLE WITH CRAIGENGOWER.

DOCKYARD'S FIRST HOME DEFEAT BY RIVALS.

SATURDAY'S LEAGUE RESULTS.

Leaders and runners up in both divisions of the Lawn Bowls League all won their matches on Saturday. Civil Service senior went down again champions, losing badly on Grimmitt's rink. Their junior team maintained their position at the top of the table, winning comfortably on two rinks.

The results of all matches were as expected with the exception of the return match between Craigengower and Taikoo at the Dock- sard ground. Taikoo were expected" to wie "as they generally do at home, but had their colours lowered by Craigengower on their own ground for the first time in League encounters. Wallace, last year's Interport skip, with Laing playing as No. 1, again drew to play Omar's rink. When Taikoo collapsed the lass time at the Valley, Wallace was two up on Omar. The latter turned the tables this time, thanks mostly to accurate draws by his No. 9 (Beer), Arculli Was good in patches and gave much`asațstance to his skip în baild- ing the barricades which shut the Taikos men out. The other two `rinks played a close game in which "joss" had no chatace

A. Clatk's riik, the strongess on the Police side, fell to Gibson of the EC.C., but the other two Police quartettes carried them to victory. They stand next to the leaders and will probably finish there,

In defeating the Recreio "B" team at the Valley, the Civil Service junior tenik won by a larger margin than was expected. They are fighting their way for promotion, while their senior team is to be relegated. Recreio "A" team is, however, dikely to challenge C.8.C.C. for premier place in Division II. The latter again established a big margin victory in accounting for Taikoo who were expected to give a better account of themselves. RESULTS AT A GLANCE | Kowloon Bowling G.0. r. East

Division 1.

Taikoo lost to Craigengower by

shots (52-59). Kowloon Docks bent Civil Service

by 27 shots (73–40). ^__ Kowloda C.C. lost to Police by 10

shots (50-60).

Division II

* Point, B.C.

Playing at home,, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat the East Point RC. by 24 shots. K.B.G.C., 72; E.P.R.C., 48.

K.B.G.C. Stonhartr Hatt Högbin.

Bell Drake Maclachian

E.P.R.C. Gahagin Arnold Goldenberg

ឆ៖

Coutts

Lde Rome

Civil Service beat Recreio "B" by Warrett (8.).. 23 Hampton (S.) 10

33 shots (75-42). Kowloon Bowling Green Club beat

East Polat by 94 shots (72-48). Recreio "A" baat Taikoo by 49 Bots

(89-40).

Yacht Club lost to Kowison C.C. by

7 shots (61-68),

DIVISION I

Talkoor. Graigengower. Playing at home, the Taikoo Recreation Club lost to the Craigen- gower C.C. by 7 hbis T.R.C., 52; C.C.C., 59.

T.R.C

Chaithers

Matthews

0.0.c.

Buchanan →Roaselet Bengelh

AMERICAN LEAGUE STAMFORD BRIDGE.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 13th,

1928.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

LAST TEST MATCH OLYMPIC RESULTS.

CHINESE STILL WINNING.

THRILLING RELAY RACING.

SWIMMING RECORDS BROKEN.

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.}

RECREIO II.'S POSITION: IMPROVED..

Despite very hot weather on Saturday a full programme of matches was carried out in the Division, some keen struggles being registered.

The two teams of the Chinese Recreation Club wērę again success. fal. Their second string engaged the South China Athletic Associs tion who had at one time hopes of

•threatening their supremacy, but the result was an overwhelming victory for the Chinese Recreation Club by 31 games. The winners' first string best the Ciril Service Cricket Club easily by a games Both teams have thus consolidated their respectivò positions and are on the top of the League Table each with eleven matches played and

won.

As a result of Saturday's matches, the Recreio II. have improved thelf position as runhere-up to the Chi- nend Recreation Club. Before that, they tied with South China with one match lost cachi, but thele success against the Kennedy Road Married Quarters and the failure of South Chins against the Chinese R.C. IL have placed them in a more adván- tageċtts position.

Close scores resulted in all the

HOBES BRILLIANCE.

ENGLAND WELL-PLACED,

(rekondų žRUTER's AUKTOY.]

AMSTERDAM, Aug. Toth. The International Amateur Bor

Lobos, Aug." 11th. The third and last Test match opened on Saturday at the Oring Federation has, by tà notes to in glorious weather before a crowd 10, decided that in future interna- of 16,000.

The West Indies won the loss, and took first innings. Roach, with 63, was top scorer, and Tate] had the good bowling Agures of a for 5o. The West Indies innings closed for 238.

Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened Epg and innings and the core stood. at 155 for one wicket when stumpa were drawä. 'Butcliffe made sa be fore being dismissed, while Hobba, fresh from a score of 900 not out against Warwickshire, had made 89 pot out at close of play,

England are now 83 runs behind with a wickets in hand in their Art innings,

WATER POLO.

TODAY'S MATCH AT V.R.C..

represent

The following will V.R.C. "A" in the Water Polo Match against the 2nd Battalion

other matches. The best fie of the day was that between the R.A.M.C. and the R.A.0.0,, two military | K.0.5,B,& te-day st 8 p.m. at the teams, which ended in a win for the V.R.C. Camber:-T L Knight, J. former by the narrow margin of Stewart, S. A. Marcal, J. R. Soares, 3 games only. A fine effort by D. Laing (Capt.), D. Lyon and L. Major R. T. Cox and S/Sergt. Sims Weill. who contributed 24 games was

Boylance (8.) 29 Webster (S.)... 18 mainly responsible for the victory" | Rundell".

df the RALO, Hale Johnatoné Macfarlane (S.)......

Paul

Peers

19

Akeburit Shaw

(S.)

Total......

Total...... T

The YMCA. registered their second victory this time, at the ex- pense of the Indian Recreation Club by the narrow margin of 5 games, while the Recreio L. Beat the Nippon Club by A similar Playing at home, Recreio Amargin, Kowloon Cricket Club beat beat Taikoo by 49 shots. Recreio, the Hong Kong Cricket Club by sa; Taikoo, 40.

Recreio "A.”. e. Talkoo.

Grimshaw

Recreio “A

Drummond

Yas

(S.).........

Stalker

(S.) Naver

Sousa

Silva

Whyte

Melend

Rumjabn

Brightman Beer

T.R.C.

Spiers Maxwell Moore

Luz (S.).................... 32 Walmsley (S.) 14 H. Alves

Ferguson (8.) 19 Bradbury (S.) 18 Soares

Laing

Chapman

Russell

Wallace (8.) 13 Omat (8.)...... 21

Total...... 52

Young

MoIndoe John Sloan Munfo

(8.)........: Keown

Lopes

Yranovich

(8.).......

Marques

Total...... 30

Rodrigues

Hopt

C. Alves. Ribeiro

(8.)..

Craig Jas. Sload (8.).

Kowloon Dooks v. Civil Service. Playing at home, the Kowloon Docks best Civil Service by 27 shots. K.D.R.C., 73; C.8.C.C., 40.

E.D.R.G.. MeLiggan

Goddiman

McKelvie

Ordy

(5.)

Cooper

Greig

Hedley

C:S.0.0.

What

Westlake

Deaki

Gritamit

(8.)........

Simmonds.

Tergette

Bobker

Total...... 89

Total...... 40

Yacht Club. Kowloon 0:0. Playing at home, the Rayal Hong Kong Yacht Club lost to the Kow loon C.C. by 7 shots. R.H.K.YC

01; K.C.C., 08. R.H.E.T.C. Sutton "Murdoch

Lápoles (S.)... 18 Holledge (5.) 18 Wood

Atkinson

Cüllen.

Lindsay

Laing Chittenden Gregory Brown (S.).... 21 Alderman (8.) 21

Total 73

Total

Kowloon G.U. v. Polica.“

K.0.0. Webb

Raven

Tacchi

games,

The details follow

_""C" DIVISION,

Civil Service C... Chinese E.O. I Playing on their own ground, Civil Service Cricket Club lost to Chinese Recreation Club 1. by 23 games.

Scores:C.S.C.C. 38; C.B.C. L

01.

C.S.C.C.-W. H. Owen and R. F. Jones: A White and B. White; C. R. Spittey and J, Bendall.

C.Đ.C: Cheng and Clow; Lầu and Chiu; Ip and Lo.

RA.EU. v. RA.Ö.Ü. Playing at Sookinpoo, Royal Army Medical". "Corps defeated Royal Army Ordnance Corps by 3 games,

49.

Scores—B.A.Č. si; RA.O.C.

R.A.M.C.-Major B. T Cox and

S/Sgt. Simd; Col. Lynch and Pte. Tiernan; 8/M. Browne and S/Sgt.

Gilman.

*B.A.0.0.---Bale and Waterfield; Major W. White and Greenaway; Bryant and Ibien,

Recreio Lu Hippon Chib, Playing on the Recreio's ground the Nippon Olub lost to the Recreid 1. team by 6 games

Scotes:--Recreio "1. 59; Nippon Club 47...

Recreio 1.-H. Noronha and J. Figueiredo: M. Oliviera and A. E. Ribeiro; L. Carvalho and J, Xavier. Shoji; Tahars and Kawano; J. Nippon Club T. Hata and M. Taksemasa and Z. Innoka.

Recreio II. f. A.R.M.Q. Crossing over to King's Park, Kennedy Road Married Quarters It to Club de Recreio II. by 33

Bouth China AA, ». Chilésé

R.U. II.. Playing at King's Park, South games. China Athletic Association lost to the Chinese Recreation Club II. by 31 gaines:

Scores --8.C.A.C., 34; C.R.C. II. 85.."

S.C.A.A.-S. K. Ng and Ma; C. Shielda (S.)... 18 Hirsi (5.).............. 21 | Y. Iseo and C. N. Tsang; C. 5.

Chan and Y. E. Mow

Bentley (Absent) Carpenter Davies (8.) 46 Abraham

Stone Ramsay.

Gittins Smith

Fincher

C.B.C. II-Ng Kam Chuen and Tsoi Ping Fan; Chan Hip Wo and 14 Petheram (S.) | H. C. Hung; Lau Ting Wai and

Hon Lun Fung. Brace Harrison Lay

Playing at home, the Howloon Edwards (8.) 19 Herridge (S.) 25 Cricket Club defeated Hong Kong d.c.idst to the Police by 10 shots; K.C.C.-50; Police, 00.

Gibson (8.)... 24. A. Clark (8.) 12

K.0.0.

P.R.C.

Goodwin

Hargreaves

Lammert

Glendinning

Wragga

Marks

Dobbie

Oram-

Howe

Condon Smith

West Fraser (8.)... 10 Mois (5.)

24

Kerä

Keegan

Hollands McLeod Overy.

Mair Chapman (8.) 16 J. Clark (5.) 94

Total...... 50

Total

60

DIVISION II. Divil Service v. fecrélo “B.” Playing at home, the Civil Ser- vice beat Recreio "B" by 33 shots. 0:6.0.0., 78; Recreio, 42.

cercio "B" CS.C.O....

E. L. Barros Tockhart

Bousa Sequeira

Total...

Total..... 01

LEAGUE TABLES.

منبت

83

Kowloon 0.0. v, Hong Kong 0.0.

On their own ground Kowloon Cricket Club by a games.

Scores:-K.C.C. 3⁄4; H.K.C.C. 45. K.C.C.-C. H Atkins and K. A. Carstenson; A. E. Guest and A. W. Muir, A. Urquhart and D. J. Purves...

The positions in the League to E.K.C.C.-E. J. R. Mitchell and date are:

Smith; H... Parker and L. AR. Duncan; Waters and N. I H. Rail-

Division I.

P. W. D. L. Pla 880

0·16

0 0 3 12

3 1 3 11 40 4

1!

Craigengower Police R.C. Kowloon. D.R.C. Taikoo R.C. 8 Kowloon C.C.8 3 1 47 Kowloon B.G.C. B 3. 0 5 0 Civil Service...10 100 100 THOTE FOR AND AGAINST.

For Agit. Up Dn. Craigengewer... 499 416 83. Kowloon D.R.C $58 024 29 Taikoo R.C. 483 458 25 0

10 Kowloon B.G.C. 487 477 Police R.C. "B08 111 Kowloon C.0.438 481 Civil Service ... 620 622

Division II.

Biekford Davies Allan (8.)-13 Gutierrez (8.) 23 (0)

Holdman

Machado

A. E. Alrei". AV, Barros

Longbottom Luck Taylor (8.) 31 Baito (8) ME Erfeshall Games

Gonsalves Jones

Ratarlo

Massey (8.)

Total

1: Ozazio-(8.)

0.

0

03

D102

ton.

YM,U.A. v. Indian B.C.

33.

Scores: C. de R. II 68; K.R.M.Q.

Recreio ILL A. Bocha and G. A. Noronha; H. A. Barros and 5. Goiano; A. P. E. Silva and F. 'G. Bärfös.

ER.M.Q-W. E. Waterson and 6. Delahunt; Gonsalves and C McCullock, W. Hardy and H. Mo ecck

LEAGUE TABLES.

tional contesta" there mült be two judges du opposite sides of the rig, de well as à tefered.

It is understood, that this is a sequel to criticisme of the present Olympic judging.

Britain, South Africa and Canada

the opposed

resolution, America

While | and the contimental nations supported it.

BOXING. Baniális, Tunaghini (Italy) bësh Daldy (U.S.A.).

Flyweights. Kocsis (Hungary) beat (France)..

Apell

Faa Klaveren (Holland) best Peralta (Argentina).

Lightweights. Orlandi (Italy) beat Habako (U.8.A.).

Wellerweighta. Morgan (New Zealand) beat Landini (Argentina).

Light-Heavyweights.

Avenado (Argentina) best - Pis tulla (Germany),

Middleweights,

BASEBALL.

SEVERAL GAMES POST- PONED.

THE WEEK'S" RESULTS.

[RIUTER'S IVERICAN SERVICE)

National League.

Saturday, August 4th

New York 13, Cincinnatti 3 New York 10, Cifcimalil 8, Brooklyn a Chicago 16..... Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg 14." Phizdelphia 4 Pittsburg 11. Balod , St. Louid 3. Boston 1, St. Ebula 1. Sunday, August 5th :

New York 4, St. Louis 4. Brockijä 6, Chicago Monday, August 6th's

Philadelphia 6, Chiongo 7. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 9. Tuesday, August 7th:*:*

New York 10, 81. Louis T. Brooklyn 3 Pittsburg 4. Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 3. Philadelphia. 4, Chicagó 2. Batson ». Ciftcinnati postposed

Cón, account of rain. Wednesday, August 8th:

New York 10, St. Louis 8. Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 4. Boston 8. Cincinnatti 3. Boston 19, Cincinnatti 1. Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3.. Thursday, August 5th e Friday, August 10thr

Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 4

New York 8, Philadelphia 4 Brooks 5, Bolton 1. Pittsburg St. Louis 2.

American League,

Saturday, August 4th:

Chicago 6, New York a Detroit 4, Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 11, Boston 3. Cleveland 9, Washington 1.

Toscani (Italy) best Hermanek | Sunday, August 5th: (Czecho-Slovakis).:..

Chicago 5, New York 4. Detroit 1, Philadelphis 5. Kaavyweights.

St. Louis 1, Boston 3. - Jurado (Argentina) beat Ramm Monday, August 6th (Sweden).

Chicago 5, New York 4. Cleveland 7, Washington .. Cleveland 9, Washington 11. Detroit & Philadelphia 5. 8. Louis 8, Boston 4 Tuesday, August 7th!

SWIMMING.

100 Metres Free Style (Men), Woismuller (U.S.A)

BarBoy (Hungary)

Takish! (Jap)

Time: 19.3-5 secs.

.............

180 Matzen Free Biyi8 (Women).

Mie Obowich (USA)

Miss Gorrätit (U:9;A.) ../2 Miss Cooper (Britain) .................... 3 The min. 11 eta. An Olga-

pic record.

ה - ' .

High Diving (Man).

Phinta

100:09

98.74

S

(U.S.À.). Derjardin Simsika (Egypt) ...... Galitzen (USA) in

860 Métrès malay Race (M88), U.S.A.

Time: tiltis. 35.1-8 secă: Japon

Time: 8 miña. 41,2-5 jēcš. Canada ...

a

p

Chicago 3, Na* York 6. Cleveland Washington & Detroit 4, Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 8, Boston. Thursday, Adgmt: Othà

Boston 1, New York 7. Philadelphia 8, Washington 3. Friday, August 10th

Boston 2, New York.5. Philadelphis 8, Washington U Chicago 3, St. Louis Cleveland 7, Detroit...

COUNTY CRICKET. FREEMAN'S MANY VICTIMS. [TEROUGH REUTKE'S AGENCY.]

Kent v. Exsex

At Canterbury, Kent beat Essex by 143 runs.

zis (Freeman 6 for 97).

Extex 208 (Freeman 8 for 94) and

Time: 9 mins. 47.4-5 neca.

Kent 346 and 990 for one wicket, All "these timei ueat the pretibus the start, but Japan and Canada Olympic record America 18d from innings declared closed.

were neck and deck throughout. A great struggle was settled by Takaish, who just got, away from the Canadian Spence in the final section.

."

“100 Matron Bäckstrøka (Žádiót).

Bles Braun (Holland).........

Tind: Itain. 22 secs. Miss King (Britain)

Time: 1 min. 22:1-5 secs. Mike Cooper (Britain) 3

Time: 1 min. 22.46,šécs..

High Diving (Ladies),

AMERICA BRITISH

EMPIRES

U.S.A, WINS TEAM MATCH.

(THROUGH RAUTER'S AGENCY))"

LONDON, Auguit 11th..

A crowd of 50,000 people went to Stamford Bridge on Saturday in glorious weather to see an athletic match between the British Empirè and the United States. Eventually America won by 8 events to 6.

All fourteen events were decided on the relay or team principle.

Four felays of 100 yards. Ameries Wykof, Quinn, Cum ming, Bussell), beat the Empire (Williams, Carlton, Fitzpatrick, London) by iäckes in 37.4/5secs.

Four relays of 440 yardı. ~America: (Baird, Morgan Taylor, Barbusi, Spencer) beat the Empire. (Wilson, Rinkel, Leigh Wood, Ball) by & yards in 3mins. 13.2/5secs.

This is a world's record.

20 400 TuSUA MUNIJA. America (Dye, Ring, Anderson, Collier) beat the Empire (Atkinson, Lord Burghley, Gaby, Weightman Suth) by yards in deseci.. wwen. Futilig The Wölght,

America (Brit, Edek, Rotheet), Aggregatë 143/2, ilima,

"The Empire (Howland, Hart. Woods) Aggregate 125ft. Sins.

Four Miles,

Four relay of 1 mile.

The Empire (Docherty, Starr, Whyte, Ellis) blat America (Carter. Lermon, Robinson, Hahn) by two yards in 17mins. 22.3/5seca.

Two Miles.

Four relays of, 880 yards.

The Empire (Little, McEachern. Edwards, Lowe) beat Amer ca (Sitting, Phillips, Fuller, Watson) by 15 yards in 7mins, 48.3/baecs.

Fight Lap Steeplechase. Four relays of two lapa The Empire (Livingstone-Lear mouth, Tatham, Morgan, Lord Burghley) best" "Ameries (Mont- gomery, Gegan, Dalton, Spencer) by 8 yards in mina, 52seca.

Poll Juidp: America (McGinnis," Barnes, Droegmuller) Aggregate 39ft. Sina The Empire (Bond, Housden, Pickard) Aggregate 38ft.

Barber leap of 13ft. didi. bröke the British record.

King

High Jump. Ameriës (McGinnis, Osborne) Aggregate 19ft.

The Empire (üorce, Simmons, Gordon) Aggregate 18ft. 3ina.

Long Jump. America (Hat, Hubbard, Bates) Aggregate 74ft. Fins.

The Empire (Atkinson, Harrison,”- Viljoen) Aggregate 85ft. 1ins.

Ham's jump of 95ft. lid. is a British record.

Throwing The Hommef; - Americs (Gwynce, Cosky, Black) Aggregate 478ft. 10ins,

The

11.

Pilling,

The Empire (Britton, Nokes, McSweeney) Aggregate 433ft. fin.

Hurling The Javelin,

Empire (Lay, Bussex v. Holts. At Hastings, Notts beat Busser Weightman-Smith) Aggregate 594ft. by two wickets.

América (Harlow, Bartlett, Fager) Sucsex 190 (Latwood 5 for 53) Aggregate 6851t. 7ida. and 158 (Larwood & for 46).

Notta 109 (Tate 5 for 30) and 189 ring for 8 wickets.

Warwickshire v. Burrdy,

At Birmingham, Warwickshire best Surrey on the first innings

Surrey 239 (Mater & for ety and 383 for 6 wickete, innings declared closed (Hobbs 200 not out).

Warwick 361 and 75 runs for one-

Points.wicket.

Miss Pinkston (U.S.A;)... 31.60 Mies Coleman (U.S.A.) 30.00 Mi Sjoekvi (Sweden) 29.20 ROWING.

P. W. L. Pts. 8 80 G 642

U.S.A. Cansdä

4

The League Tables follow:-

**A” Division,

Chinese R.C. Hong Kong C.C." M.B.E

49 4 Ladian RC

242 Kowloon C 0 2 412 Craigengower

1 41 University

43# Divizion.

Chinese B.O.

South China AA

On their own ground at King's Park European Young Men's Chris Hong Kong C.C. tian Association beat Indian Re-Recreio Creatic Club by 5 games.

47.

Indian R.C.

Scores: Y.M.C.A./ 162;· I.R.C. | Nippon Club

Y.M.C.A.: Hedley and Pile; Trambitzky and Saunderson; Faces and Ponsford, men part

IR.C.- O Hoosen and A. Rahmin M. Hassan and Y. J Khan; M. P. Madar and M. Y. Adol (Dontinued on nezi Column).

↓

D

University M.B.K. Craigengower Royal Engineer Kowloon C.C

P. W. L Pts.

10 10 0 20,

981 8

10-

8. 2 8.

9 63 Œ:"}

045 4

B“ སྦྱོ་5;。

0 3 8 2

9 3 8 3

171

0

::« α » Division.

P. W. L Pt. Chinese R.O. II11 110 11 Chinese ILC. 111 110 21 Recreio II.

11 101 10 10 3 7 Kowloon O.C.

27

South China AA... 8. Hong Kong CC...10 Civil Sutyfce-30. Recreio LAM:12 Kennedy-Road-MQ.10. LAO.C...

CHOTE FOR ANÉIS ASLINET."

For Agst Up Da. Recreio "A" .... 603 331 222 Civil Service... 589 435 184 Kowloon HG.C. 857 610 1380 Recreio "g"

0 19 030 R.4.M.C. Taikoo R.O... 404434 314 Kowloon C.0... 432 827

LA PAW. D. L. Pla Civil Service 071115 Kowloon B.G.C: 10 6 1 8.13. Recreio "A" 900 3 18 Taiku, R.C.038 Craigangover 9405 8 East Point B.0 10 40 6 9 Recreio Bams 5

Yacht Club........... 8 10 7 2 Craigen rower

445-467

Nippon Club - mina YMCA

108

Indian P

Total

48 (Continued at foot of neat column.) | East Point R.C. 613 8730 160

Kowloon Indians

Double Sculls.

Won by five lengths. Time: 8 min. 41.2-5 secs.

Eights.

U.S.A. Great Britain

Half a length

Fotia.

Italy

Switzerland

Seven lengths,

VA

Time: 6 mins. 47.4.5 secs.

Coxswainless Foura,

Britain (First Trinity, Cam-

(bridge) kelimesi.

U.S.A

-Half a length.

Time: d mine. 30 secs.

Switzerland

Paiza

France

Two lengths.

"Time : 7 mins, 42.3-5 secs.

Coxswainless Fairs.

Germany

Britsia

U.S.A.

Half a length.

464

Time: 7 mins. 0.2.5 sece.

Single Sculls,

Fearce (Australið)

Meydre (U.S.A).

Lancashire v. Middlesex,

3.

Tikės dalijā:

Team race Six run and the Brat four count.

The Empire beat America by 17 points to 20.

Smith (America) finished first in 14mins. 37.2/5seen.

Mile Relay. One distance of 860 yards, 9 ef *** | 920," nid one 61 420 yards, **

At Manchester, Lancashire de feated Middlesex by an inninge and

110 runs,

Lancs. 400 for 6 wickets, innings declared closed (Erneet Tyldesley 168).

Middlesex isi and 145 (Hopwood 6 for 44).

Leicestershire . Yorkshire.

At Leicester, Leicestershire-beat Yorkshire on the feet inninga. Da Leicester 390 (Armstrong 180) Yorkshire 34 and, following on, 273 for 4 wickets (Holmes 110, Sut cliffe 119). V

Worcester v. Derby,

The Empire (Edwards, Rangeley, FitzPatrick, Lowe) beat America (Cubel, Alderman, Russel, Cougar) by 15 yards in 3mink, 29.3/5secs

NAVAL AND MILITARY ITEMS.

APPOINTMENT TO HONG KONG DOCKYARD.

Mr. SAB Tickner of the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors and senior constructor ät. Portsmouth Dockyard, has been appointed chief instructor at Hong Kong, vice Mr. J. C. Joughin, M.B.E. Mr. T. E. Bentley, from Malta Dockyard, has been transferred to Singapore Es acting senior contractor. There has not hitherto boed in officer of the RC.N.O. at this new base.

Japandis Piest AV Syddby...”,

Naval training A Japanese quadron strived at Sydney on first July 14th. After the usual, ex- change of.ollelal calls, the Admiral

At Kidderminster, Derbyshire beat Worcestershire by two wickets Worcester 244 (Townsend for 84) and 200.

Derhy 286 and 159 for 8 wickets (Root 5 for 61).

Bomafast v. Glamorgan: At Weston-super-Mare, Somerset beat Glaiborga on the indings,

Bomeries 258 (Hunt 101; Mercer, placed a wreath on the Cenotaph.

8 for 75) and 192. Glamorgan sia

Hants. Northants.

At Southampton, Hampshire beat Northamptonshire on the first

Elaborate entertainments were år. ranged for the officers and men. The fadaran proceeds to New Zealand on July 19th, ".

The eritiser Concord, Captain A. F. Pridham, was due back at Ports- mouth of July 15th from her cruise Northants 977 "285 for 6 to the China Statide with réliet, wickets.

·inninge

Hauts 395.

Gloucester, West Indies,

•

crews for gudbolts And Various rating for other ships. The Concónd Weht up the Xangtize 85 faf að Hás

At, Bristol, Gloucestershire drewkow just after the fist of the river A level. She is being fitted out for

with the West Indies...

Gloucester algand

West Indies-2005-

for a duty as tender to the Signal School, Pottsmouth in Lucurasida to the