1928-08-27 — Page 8

LAWN BOWLS.

KOWLOON CLUBS BEATEN BY TWO DOCKS.

TAIKOO SECURE A "DOUBLE": YACHTSMEN WIN.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

The lawn bowls League matches were all completed on Saturday with occasional interruptions by drizzling rain. Clubs on the Hong Kong side had a larger share of delays, and with the exception of the East Point Recreation Club, all the ground teams won their matches. Senior and junior teams of the two Kowloon neighbours were both beaten. Kowloon Docks beat the Kowloon C.C., and Taikoo accounted for the Bowling Green Club by comfortable margins. In both cases the home rink, wäre beater. Taikoo secured "double" by their junior string gaining the verdict at home against the Kowloon C.C.

A close games in the junior division was that on the Yacht Club ground where one wink succeeded in tilting the scale in their favour by two shots against the Bowling Green Club. This was the Yachtsmen's second win and a well-deserved one consider-" ing that the visitors were much the stronger side. Civil Service, as expected, won by a large margin secured an two rinks. Recreio "B" team suffered a heavy defeat at Craigengower,.. and as the visitors ädmitted, the better team won.

The

As a result of their victory, the Kowloon Docks are now one point ahead of the Police for runners-up position, each having | two matches in hand. Kowloon Docks have still to play Craigen- gower (unfinished game) and their return match at Taikoo. The Police have to play the Bowling Green and Craigengawer, both

15.

The champions were engaged in a friendly game with the Recreio "A" team at King's Park and beat the homesters on all rinks by A total of 38 shots.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE."{Sutton

Division 1.

Kowloon C.C. lost to Kowloon

Docks by 21 shots (45-06). Kowloon Bowling Green lost to Taikoo by 28 shots (40-85).

Division II.

East Point lost to Civil Service

by 40 shots (42-69).' Yacht Club beat Kowloon Howl-

ing Green by 2 shots (37-35). Taikoo beat Kowloon 0.0. by 15

shots (67-52).

Craigengower beat Recreio "B"

by 37 shota (74-37).

DIVISION 1.

Kowloon 0.0. ». Kowlood Docks.

Playing at home, the Kowloon

C.C. lost to Kowloon Docks by 21 shots K.C.C., 45; K.D.R.C., 68.

K.D.R.C.

MeLaggan.

Rundell Johnstone Warren

Macfarlane

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1928.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

"C" DIVISION STILL AT ISSUE.

C.S.C.C WIN' ́AGAIN.

Rain frustrated an attempt by the Chinese. Recreation Club to settle the issue of the Shield in their

GOLF.

THE BOYS' CHAMPIONSHIP.

| AMERICAN- WINS AT FORMBY.

[XEUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE. )'

HOME FOOTBALL."

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCHES.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

The English League football season opened at home on Saturday CHICAGO, Aug. 20th. and the Scottish League also car- Frank Delp of Portland, Oregon,ried out a full programme for the match between the C.I. and Chas won the Western Amateur third week since they started.

to ba

team on Saturday, having to abandoned uncompleted..

The former are leaders in the League Table while the latter have lost one match. The Recreio II. who best the C.R.C. II. dre in the

picture and should the C.B.C: beat the C.R.C, I, a "triangular leadership would result. But this is unlikely to happen.

The two Chinese teams met ench other in their last tie and one round had already been completed when rain stopped the match. The first team had gained a substantial lead, having 20-13 games in their favour.

Championship, defeating. Gus Novotny (Chicago) in the final by 4 and 3 over 38 holes on the difi. cults Bobolink Course.

"American Wiener, In the final of the Boys Cham. ponthip played over 38 holes at Formby, Stewart Schelts! (U.S.A.) beat Archibald Dobbie (Taverness) by 6 and a

TILDEN FOUND GUILTY.

.SUSPENSION OF AMATEUR

STATUS.

(REUTER'S AMERICÁN KÊRVICE]

Despite the rain, however, two matches were played to a conclus POSSIBLE REINSTATEMENT. sion, Civil Service again dis- tinguished themselves and after a very good struggle beat the Kow. loon Cricket Club by the narrow margin of 7 games. A, E, Guest and R. P. Bingham made a great effort for the Kowloon side, taking 24 games, but A. Muir and A. W. Ramsay could only score 6 games.ly suspended from competing as an

21 In the other match the Hong Kong

Cricket Club beat the Indian Re creation Club easily.

Murdoch Wood Shields

(S.). 19

(S.).

Abraham Rouse Ramsay Edwards (S.) 22

Drake Bell

.1

Maclachlan

Total...... 5

Roylance (S.)

Total..... 33

14

The details follow:-

"C" DIVISION.

C.B,0, I. :.. 0.R.0, IL Taikoo r. Kowloon 0.0."

The match between the Chinese Playing at home, Taikoo beat Recreation Club" No. 1" and "No, Kowloon C.C. by 13 shots. T.R.C.," teams on their own ground was [67; E.C.C., 52.

7.2.C. Young Watson

Ja. Sloan Munro (S.)....31 Keown

K.C.C. Webb Harrison Loy

Herridge (S.) 14

Kern

Hope Craig Jas. Sloan

Shank.

Tacchi

Hiret

14

(9.)...

Gittins

Fincher

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

5.0.0.

Burford

Maxwell

Keegan

Greig

Moore

Overy

McKelvie

Walmsley

Chapman (8.)

17:¡Gray (S.)

19

Goodwin

Atkinson

Lammert

Cullen

Wragge

Lindsay

Gibson (S.)... 12 Brown (S.). 93

Dobbie

Howe

Smith

Fraser (S.)... 10

Total...... 45

Cooper Hedley Goodman Lapsley (S.) 22

Total 68

Kowloon Bowling G.G. v. Talkoo.

Playing at home, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club lost to Taikoo by 23 shots. K.B.G.C., 40; T.R.C.,

Hall Gay

Chapman

--Russell

(5.).....

Total...... 67

Robinson

Petheram

(5.)...

16

Total...... 52

Oralgengower ». Recreio "B," Playing at home, Craigengower beat the Recreio "B" team by 37. shots. C.C.C., 74; Recreio 37.

C.C.C. Kharas Zimmert. Lewis (S.).... 21 Lopes (S.)... It Van der Lely

Recreio "B." Gomes

A. Alves J. Ribeira

Coates

Rosario Reed

Sousa Dixon

Basto Knott (5.) ... 23 Gutierrez (8.) 18") Mödr

Baptista

interrupted by rain. Scores:

Cheng Chi Wing and Chan Wah Po (CRC. 1.);

beat Troi Ping Fan and Ng

Ram Chaen

65

La Man Kwong and Chiu Tsun Chiu (C.C.C. 1):

beat Lan Ting Wai and Hon

Man Hon

Ip Kat and Man Hin (C.R.C.

beat Chan Hip Wo and Lec

Ching Farg

.20-13

It is understood that this match will be re-played.]

Kowloon 0.0, 0.8.0.0. Kowloon Cricket Club, on their own ground, last to Civil Service Cricket Club by 7 games. Scores:

C. A. Atkins and K. A. Carsten-

sen (K.C.C.):

beat W. E. Owen and R, F.

Jones

65 lost to A. White and R., White - 7 beat C. R. Spittey and J. A..

Bendali

3

16-17

A. E. Guest and R. P. Bingham (K.C.C.):

beat W. H. Owen and R. F.

Jonészi......

• B $1 beat A. White and R. White 8- 3 beat.C. R. Spittey and J. A.,.

Bendall

.ió- 1

ઋતુ છે.

A. Muir and A. W. Hamsay (K.C.C).:.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25th.. Tilden has been found guilty of violating the amateur rule by writ- ing articles од the Wimbledon Toumament" and has been definite-

amateur..

This was decided by the executive commitree of the United States Lawn Tennis Association 16 the result of nearly six hours' delibera- tion

has

The executive committee issued a statement to the effect that ife action has not made Tilden a professional. Under the bye-laws of the Association any suspended player may be reinstated upon the submission of satisfactory evidence that reinstatement is merited-

Seek Reinstatement?

were

In Division I., Everton (last season's champions) gained a nar raw victory against the Wanderers.

runders-up, Huddersfield, beaten by Portsmouth who nearly lost their place last season. Man chester City's first appearance in this division was marked by a 'de the other promated Club, best feat at Birmingham. Leeds United,

| Aston Villa Blackburn, the Cup champions, were badly bestea by Darby County.

Playing for the first time in Division II., Bradford won by one goal, while Millwall lost by a similar margin. In the Northern section, Bradford City scored 11 goals to 1 against Rotherham, which will probably stand as a Te cord score for the season.

Summaries of home and away wins, and goal scores appear at the foot of the results in each division as cabled by Reuter appearing below.

· ENGLISH LEAGUE......

Division Le

Birmingham 4, Manchester C 1.9 Bolton 2, Everton 3. Burnley 3, Sunderland 1. Derby 3, Blackburn 1. Leeds 4, Aston Villa 1. Liverpool 3, Buzy 0. Manchester U. 1, Leicester 1. Newcastle 1, Cardiff 1. Portsmouth 1, Huddersfield 0... Wednesday 3, Arsenal 2 West Ham 4, Shefeld U. 0. Home wids 8, away win 1, draw 2. Goals scored: Home 31, away 11.

Division II. - Barnsley, Bradford .. Bristol C. 2, Grimsby 2. Chelsea 4, Swansea 0. Hull 2, Southampton 2. Millwall o, Sotta G. 1. Notta F. 1, Stoke 3 Port Vale Wolves 4 Preston 3, Blackpool. 1 Heading, Middlesbro' 3. Tottenham 4, Oldham 1. West Brom 3, Clapton 1. Home wins 4, sway wins 5, drawn Goals scored: Home 23, away 29.

BOSTON, Aug. 25th... While the committee in New. York was deliberating on his status Tilden was reciting a monologue on lawn, tennis: in a vaudeville theatre at Waltham, near Boston, the audience including Cochet and other French players.

When he heard the committee's decision Tilden, who had predicted "a conviction, said he had nothing to add to the defence which he a letter to the recently septin president, of the Association. His friends, bowever, intimate that Tilden will seek reinstatement at the September meeting of the com-

mittee.

LAWN TENNIS.

MISS WILLS IN FINAL.

MRS. MALLORY BEATEN,

(REUTER'S AMERIDAN SERVIOR]

New York, Aug, dóth, In the semi-final of the National Lawn Tennis Championships at Forest Hills, Miss Helen Jacoby, of California beat Mrs. Mallory 62 7-5; while in the bifer cêmi-final Miza Helen Wills beat Miss Edith Cross 6-0, 6-1. The final will be played on Monday.

08.

K.B.G.C. Farrell

T.R.C.

Chalmers

Flegg

Silkstone

Grimshaw

Lundy

F. V. Ribeiro

Soares

Matthews

Razack

Yradovich

Druminoad

(S.)...

30

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

(8.)..

12 (9.)

Total...... 74

Total....

Duncan

Laing

Whibley

Russell

Macfarlane

Wallace

LEAGUE TABLES.

(8.).......... 18

(S.)....

વા

lost to A. White and R

White

lost to. W. H. Owen and R. F

Jones

1-10

0.11

Nish

Stalker

Harvey

Magill

Whyte. McLeod

The positions in the League to date are

lost to C.R.. Spitter and J.

A. Bendall

Holland (S.).. 15

Division Z.

5-6

6-27

Total...... 40

** A "* Division.

Chinese R. C

Ferguson (8.) 22

Total..... 68 Craigeagower ... 9 0 0 0.19 Kowloon D.R.C. 10

DIVISION IL

East Point v. Civil Service Playing at home, the East Point R.C. lost to the Civil Service. C.O. by 40 shots. E.P.R.C., 42; C.8.C.C.,

22.

E.P.R.C.

Paul

Black

Göldenberg

0,8,0,0. Whant

Booker Aldérmán

Hampton (8.) 10. Davies (8.)... iÿ

Bill

Arnold

Ia de Rome

Hatch

Coultr

Holdman Longbottom Luck

10

P. W. D. L Pts.

0 1 3 13. Police R.C.

0 4 12 Taikoo R.C...... 10 5 0 Kowloon B.0.0. 10 4 0 6 ន Kowloon C.C... 103. 1" 6. 7 Civil Service... 11

1 0 10 2

....

Total:-Kowloon C.C. 48 games; Civil Service C.C 53,"

LEAGUE TABLES.

P. W. L. Pts.

8 0 6 4 2 -4

H.K.0.0. v. Indian É.C. Hong Kong Cricket Club on their Hong Kong C.C... 8 10

own ground beat Indian Recreation Club by 7 games. Scores:

SHOTE FOR AND AGAINST.

For Agst. Up Da. Craigengower... 560 446 104 Kowloon D.R.C. 619 589 Taikoo R.C... 330 371 Police R.C. ́..... Tel Ba Kowloon B.G.C. 536 001

16 068 Civil Service... 593 - 681 Kowloon C..... 534 618 084

Division II.

P. W. D. L. PIL

·Civil-Service--111812-17 Recréto "A" 10 43 14 Webster (S.).. 11 Taylor (S.). 39 Howloon B.G.C. 11 6 1 4 13 Tálkos R.O. I DO 0 3 12 Craigengower 11

0610 Récrélo "B" ... 10" 4 1 15

4 0 8 8 Kowloon C.O.... 10 3 1 Total..... 82 Yacht Club : 10

Akcharat

Show,(S.)

Total...

Eccleshall

Jones.

Archibald

E. J. R. Mitchell and G. S. Hugh Jones (H.K.0.0.):

beat?A, - Rahmin and M. O.

M.B.K

4 9 2149 24

4 2

Kowloon CCD & Indian R.C.6 University

В 2.4 Craigengower **** 2 & 1

División

:0

P. W. L. Pt. Chinese R.C.10 10

0 10 South China A.A....10 Hong Kong Co.o B Recreio Nippon Club..... H.V: Parker and L. A. B. Duncan Indian R.C..... (H.K.C.C.);

lost to R. Rahmin and M. O.

Hoosen

bei 1. 1. Khái xài 4. B

Safiad

Hoosen

0

50 19 0

វា

beat Y, J. Khan and A. 5.

Suffind

8

9

0

beat M. P. Mádar and M. Y. ⠀

Adal

8. 3

9 9.

6 3 8

4

& 4

23-10

.30 A 8 4

M.B.K. University

9

5 4

:10 4

Craigengower, mila 6-6-Royal Engineere

Kowloon Ŏ,C.

,10

2 B 2

9

9 D

6-3

"g! Divikion,

beat M. P. Madar and M.

Adai

§ 3

21.1

Moodie dad N. L. H, 4ton (H.K.C.C.);

Rail

For Agui. Up Dn.

beat. B. Bahmin, and M. O

Hoosen

078433 245, 0

0.

beat Y. J. Khan and A. 5.

Suflad

6.5

P.. W. L. Pts. Chinese RC. 113. 13 0 13 Recreio II.12 12 1 12 Chinese E.C. II....13 12 Civil Service. 14. 10 Kowloon C.C.........11 7 4.7 Hollg Kong CC12757 South China A.A.....11

1 12 4 10

-5 6

Recreio L

..:13

Kowloon B.G.C. 712 870 138 Taikoo R.C... 540 542 Recreio "B" 051 587.0 26 Kowloon Grb 87 $45

.0

R.A.M.C.

084

240704 4 84 28-2

13.

Indian E.C. Kowloon Indians

14 13 1

0...10

12 Massey (8.)... 33 East Point ... 1

Yacht Club . Kowloon B.G.0.

Playlug at home, the Yacht Club Recreio "A"

beat the Kowloon Bowling Green Civil Service 123 538 171

by shots. B. H. K. Y. C., 57;

K.B.G.C., 85.

CHKYO.

Bentley

Descon.

Carpenter

Davies (8.) ... 10

K.B.G.C

| Craigengower – 053607–

Yacht Club... 437 657 0 120 East Point 600 839 0 229

lost to M. P. Madar and M

Y. Adal

82RAO.C.

4. Kennedy Rd. M.Q...12

Nippon Club 10-14 CA

Total: Hong Kong C.C. 03 games-Indian-R.C- Indian C: 30.)

(Continued on nezi Column),

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Dividon III (Southern). Torquay 3, Queen's P.B. 4. Bournemouth 2, Southend 2. Brentford 4, Exeter 2. Coventry 3, Norwich 0. Crystal Pal. 3, Watford 0. Gillingham 2, Fulham 2. Luton 1, Brighton .. Newport 3,Walsall 1. Northants, Charlton 1. Plymouth, Marthyr d. Swindon 2, Bristol R. 1. Home wins 8, away win 1, drawn Goals scored: Home 31, away 13,

INTERPORT BASE- BALL.

SHANGHAI TURNS TABLE ON DRAGONS.

AGAIN BLANKED OUT,

[SY CL al

The South China Dragons have been twice blanked out in seven consecutive inning this on The first time as by the Filipino Baseball Club, and the second vy the Shanghai, Chinese yesterday, when the visitors turned the tables. Contending for interport honours and the cup presented by Sir Shou Son Chow, these two teams have aan met three times. In the first game, the visitors were leading when the game was called on te count" of falling light and a draw was declared. In their second-en- counter

Friday last, the

Dragons. beat the visitors by one

& turned the tide in their favour run Yesterday the Shanghai out-

by successfully blanking out the local team, in seven consecutive in ning and walked off with the game, five runs to the good." These two teams will meet again to de- cide the best out of three.

Yesterday's game was not very spectacular. The local Chinese fielding was rather poor, particu- Iarly Tom Chign as Art base who was responsible for several errors, some of which were costly. S. L. Lee was pitching well and was ably supported by his brother behind the plate. The visiting pitcher, Toy, fanned no fewer than three players and conceded a wal to no one.

and

קי

Hong Kong opened the game drew a blank Shanghai's first entry in to bat resulted in one mañ coming home. The Dragons' second attempt also proved fruitless, whereas Shanghai's «second. cantë brought them another four runs. From then onward, the Dragons settled

U.S. BASEBALL LEAGUE.

THE WEEK'S RESULTS.

(EXUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.];

The results of the National and American baseball leagues played in the United States during last week are as follow i

National Leagua, Saturday, August 18th

St. Louis 2, New York 3. Chicago 11, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburg B, Philadelphia 0. Tittsburg 8, Philadelphia .. "Cincinnatti 6, Boston" 10. Sunday, August 19th-

St. Louis 9, New York a Chicago 3, Brooklyn. 9. Cincinnatti 4, Boston 3 Monday, August 20th:-

Cincinnatti 2 New York 5. St. Louis, Brooklyn 1. Pittsburg 11. Boston 14. Chicago 8, Philadelphia 11. Tuesday, August 91st:

Cincinnati 3, New York. 2. St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 0. Pittsburg, Boston 2. Wednesday, August 22nd:-

Chiengo 1, Philadelphia 3. ·

Cincinnatti S, New York 4. St. Louis 2, Brooklyn 3. Pistaburg 10, Boston 3, Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2. Thursday, August 23rd:-

Pittsburg 3, New York & Pittsburg 13, New York 3. Cincinnatti 9, Brooklyn 0. Cincinnatti, Brooklyn-1, Friday, August 4th:-

Pittsburg 16, New York 5. Cincinnatti & Brooklyn (rain). Chicago. 4, Boston 1... Chicago 4, Boston 3. St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0. American League.

Saturday, August 18th-

New York 8, Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2. Philadelphis 4, St. Louis 3. Washington 3, ̈ Detroit I. Boston 3, Chicago 1.

Sunday, August 19th

New York 10, Cleveland 2. New York, Clevoland 3, Washington B, Detroit 9. Monday, August Wih:—

Boston 4 Chicago . Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 9. Tuesday, August 21st:-

New York 3, St. Louis 1. Boston 3, Detroit 4. Philadelphia 19, Cleveland 4. led down to playing basebal

Washington 1, Chicago 3. And when the seventh stanza arWednesday, August 22nd- rived neither team had made ang

The further headway.

visitors, however, still had one inning in hand.

New York & Washington

(rain).

Boston 8, Detroit 7. Boston 3, Detroit 4. Philadelphia Cleveland 5. Washington, Chicago 0. The score and line-up were as Thursday, August 3rd:

follow:-

Shanghai.

Char

W. Bling

Liu

3. S. Lee

Loo

1.L

D. Chinn

p.

S. L. Lée

Kim

8.3. Fung

Division III. (Northern).

Chang

1b.:

Tom Chinn

Accrington 2, Carlisle 3.

Tsung

c.f.

Shim

Woo

r.f..

Chor

Bradford C."' 11, Hatherhám 1.

Darlington 2, 8. Shields 2.

Chen

3. June

Halifax, Crewe

Hartlepools 2, Nelson 9. Lincoln 1, Wigan 3. New Brighton 1, Barrow 3. Rochdala 1, Doncaster. 3. Southport 2, Ashington 1., Stockport 4, Tranmere L Wrexham 4, Chesterfield 3. Home wins d, away wins 4, drawn 3. Goals scored: Home 32, away 24 SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Division I.

Airdrie 2, Kilmarnock 1. Ayr Celtic 2. Clyde 1, Hearts 1. Dundee 2, St. Mirren 3. Falkirk 0, Partick 0. Hamilton 2, St. Johnstone 1, Hibernians 4, Aberdeen 1. Queen's Park 2, Motherwell a. Raith 0, Third Lanark 0... Rangers 3, Cowdenbeath 1. Home wina 4, away wins 3, drawni

3. Goals scored: Home 16, away 13.

TODAY'S MATCHES.

The following League matches are due for play today among the fixtures arranged for the week:

Division L

Aston Villa &. Manchester U.. Huddersfield Bolton.

Leeds United.. Bury, Leicester v. Birmingham,

Division IL Bradford v. Chelsea, Clapton v Notts Forest. Grimsby, Barnsley. Hull v. Oldham.. Noils C. West Brom. Preston Reading... Southampton. Port Vale. Stoke City u. Bristol City. Bwanses F. Blackpool. Tottenham, Middiesbro' Wolves . Millwall.

Division III (Southern), Covenify v. Watford. Merthyr Brighton. Norwich v. Bournemouth. Southend v. Exeter. Walanil 6. Bristol E.

Division MI, (Northern) "Ashington". Darlington. Barrow-v Hochdalenamke Doncaster Southport Rotherham v. Lincoln. Tranmere e Wrexham.

SCORE BY INNING.

Hong Kong Shanghai

1234 687 Total

... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140000- SATURDAY'S GAMES

Ball fans were disappointed on Saturday at the Senior Division League game between the Filipino Ball Club and the Hong Kon7 Baseball Club, being called off. It was stated that the Hong Kong Båll Club was unable to field a team, and as a result two junior gamer were played. The standard of base ball displayed by the juniors was disappointing.

In the first game, the St. Joseph's erew lost to the Kioraj by 4 to 5 runs. This game was better than the second one when the Young Men's Baseball Association leat to the South China janiors by the overwhelming core of 22 runs

to 10.

WATER POLO.

WEEK'S FIXTURES,

•

New York v. St. Louis (rain). Boston 1, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 1. Washington 4, Chicago 3. Friday, August 24th:---

New York 2, St. Louis 5. New York 1. St. Louis 3. Boston 2, Detroit Philadelphia

Clevoland o

COUNTY CRICKET.

SOMERSET'S BIG WIN.

DRAWN MATCHES.

(TAKOÇOK REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Lknesshire v. Sušak,

At Brighton, Lancashire beat Suseek by eight wickets.

Sussex 300 and 282" (Wensley' 107),

Lanes, 542 for wickets, innings declared closed (Watson 2:38, Trideeley, E., 118) and 41 for 2

wickets

Barrej z. Yotks.

At the Oyal, the match between Sarrey and Yorkshire was left drawn

York 325 (Oldroyd 194). Surrey 973 for 4 wickets (Hobbs

Somerset v. Worcester.

At Taunton, Somerset beat Wor- cestershire by an innings and 76

Somerset 487. (Young 153). - Worcester 214 and, following on,

The following Water Polo League, 207, matches are to be played this week

in the Victoria Recreation Oláh bsthư:

To-day.

K.O.S.B. v. Queen's Regt.

To motrow

V.R.C. A. Royal Navy-

CHANNEL AGAIN SWUM.

LONDON NURSÉMAID.

{TRZOVÓN REUTER'S KOLNUT, ]

Lonnor, Aug 24th

I

Hotta. Essex.

At Nottingham, Nottinghamshire beat Essex on the first innings.

Notti 314 and 169 for 3 wickets, innings declared closed...

Esték 996 and 10 for 2 wickets. Warwick v. Northants

At Coventry, Warwickshire best Northamptonshire ou the first inninga

Warwick 203 for 8 wickets, inn ings declared closed and 101 for one wicket.

Northants 163.

földeáter v. Glamorgan, At Cardiff, Glamorgan and Lei- cestershire drew.

Leicester 304 for 7 wickets

Another British girl has accom-Lanings declared clored.

Glamorgan $3 for 4 wickets. plished the task of swimming the Channel, this being Miss Laddie Bents v. West Ladies. Sharp, an 18-year-old London At Southampton, Hampshira nursemaid:

drew with the Went lödiospe

Hants:429 (New) 118 Hon L

Tennyson217 and 02-for-2 tickets.

West Indies 413. (Märtin 185).

Bha-mãdo the drossing from CKE Grisdez. to Dover, and her tide was olicially recorded, was 14 hodri and 58 minutes.