HOME CRICKET SCORES.
TEST MATCH PLAYERS PROMINENT IN COUNTY FIXTURES.
DULEEPSINGHI AND HAMMOND AT THE TOP OF THE BATTING LIST.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
Lospor... August 1. County cricket matches were Invoured with fairly good wea ther during the week, but the majority of the matches had to be decided on the first innings play. Middlesex were the only County, to take the full points as Worcester.
Many of the Test match players were in the honours list. Duleepsinghi came near a double-century before he was beaten, while Peebles bowled very successfully for Middlesex.
A later message gives the scores in the, match between Glamorgan and the Australians at Swansea. The tourists batted first on Saturday end at the end of the day they had lost two wickets for 149, including 53 by Pensford.
SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS.
Worcester . Middlesex,"
Middlesex beat Worcestershire by 167 runs at Worcester.
Middlesex
221 Worcester
(8 wickets, declared)... 138
379
317
212
Hampshire. Sussex.
Sussex won on the first innings against Hampshire at Bourne- incuth.
Sussex (8 wickets, dec.) ... 400
(7 wickets)
Hants
477
Derbyshire Leicester.
220 291
301
Leicestershire won the first innings against. Derby at Leices-
ter.
Derby
(7 wickets)
134
Leicester
114
242
Yorkshire. Gloucestershire."
144
144
Yorkshire won on the first innings against Gloucester at
109 Yorks (9 wickets, dec.)..... 207 263
Hull.
Gloucester
(3 wickets)
371
Notts
Warwickshire,
207
Notts won on the firet innings against Warwickshire at Not- tingham.
Warwick
(3 wickets)
144 Notte (9 wickets, declared) '958
170
323 Northants
258
Surrey,
Surrey won on the first innings against Northants at Northamp-
ton: Northants
253
Surrey
232.
Lancashire v. Glamorgan..
Lancashiro won on the first innings against Glamorgan at Manchester,
Lanca (2 wickets," declared), 230
(3 wickets).
Glamorgan
207
55
201
Batting..
Duleopsinghi (Sussex) Hammond (Gloucester), not
169.
On!
207
163 Sandham (Surrey), not out 125
E. Tyldesley Lance), not
......... 194
"Holmes (Yorks), not.out.... 132
out
Bowley (Sussex) 116 Bowing. Peebles (Middlescx) 5 for 49
and
8 for 24
Slater (Derby)
5 for 33.
Geary (Leicester)
4 for 32 ' for 33
Root (Worcester)
WORCESTER 7. MIDDLESEX,
WIN FOR MIDDLESEX. At Worcester, Middlesex beat Worcester by 167 runs. This result was achieved after a wise declara tion in the second innings of the winners and Peebles taking. 13 wickets in the match at a total cost of 72 runs.
Larwood (Notta) 7 for 57 Macaulay (Yorks) ... 7 for 63 Mayer (Warwick)...... 5 for 631 Parker (Gloucester)... 8 for 71 Langridge (Sussex), ... 3. for 86
NOTTS v. WARWICK,
LARWOOD'S DAY
..
Notts won on the first innings against Warwickshire at Notting ham. Larwood and Mayer were successful for their respective sides in the bowling department
Warwick, Ist innings
Middlesex, 1st innings. 221
Worcester, 1st innings
95
Lärwood, 7 för 37. Notts, at innings (0) wick-
ets, declared) ......
253
Peebles, 5 for 48.
Middlesex, and innings (8
wickets, declared)
158
Boot, for 33.
Mayer, 5 for 63, Warwick, 2nd innings (3
wickets).
179
Worcester, 2nd innings.
117
NORTHANTS, SULREY.
Peebles, 8 for. 24.
HAMPSHIRE v, SUSSEX.
39.
"DULEEP IN FORM.
At Bournemouth, Sussex won on the first innings against Hamp shire
Daleepsinghi and Bowley were in good batting form for Sussex, who batted first and had a lead of 180 runs in the innings. Hampshire were forced to follow on, but they did better in their second effort. Sussex were 24 runs behind with three wickets in hand to claim an innings victory at closing time on
the wine day
buse I finings fo
ets, declared)
Bowley, 118.
Duleepsinghi, 188,
Hanta, 1st innings
400
"
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930.
SHANGHAI RESIDENT
HONOURED.
LEGION OF HONOUR FOR"
M. FANO.
A signal honour has been paid by the French Government to yet another Shanghai resident," "M. René Fano, who last week received a congratulatory telegram from M. Wilden, the new French Minister, telling him that he has been made
Chevalier of the Legion of Hori
our.
11. Fano is an old resident of Shanghai and his name is well- known to all. Born in Paris in 1878, he joined the staff of the Ban- que de l'Indo-Chine in 1897, com- ing out to Shanghai n 1920 as enshier to the Shangbai branch of the bank. In 1905 he became an ex-
change and bullion broker and has continued as such, evor eince, his present office being at 3 Kluikang
Road.
He has been president of the International Savings Society, whose
activities in China are widespread, ever since its incep. tion, and is also ac administrator of the Assurance Franco-Asiatique and of the Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine. For many years he was
EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF.
PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.
Plans for the establishment of an international foreign trade-bank in compliance with a decision of the recent 3rd Plenary Session of the Kuomintang were discussed at a meeting of the representatives of the Ministries of Finance, Foreign Affairs, and Industry held at Nan- king last week.
one
Mr. Seibei Saijyo, aged 50, who is the owner bf the Hoteiya De- partment Store in Tokyo, which is of the biggest department stores in the capital, was found to have committed suicide by hanging himself in Oiso, a summer resort near Tokyo, last week. He had been reported missing for some time and a search was instituted by the police on an application from his family.
Plans for the construction of 1,900 model dwellings in Chapei for the accommodation of workers have been made by the Greater Shang hni Municipal Government. cost of construction is estimated at $220,000, and the financing will be
The
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
LATEST CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.
PRESIDENT
NER
Captain J. B. Bruce, of the Ta. tung, is on reserve.
Captain A H. Bathurst, from reserve, has gone master, Tatung.
Co., has left the Company's service Mr. R. Bird, second officer, C. N.
and has proceeded to the United Kingdom.
Mr. D. C. Caraeron, chief officer, Kouchow, has gone chief officer, Fatahan.
Mr. W. Dickinson, chief officer, Fatshan, has gone chief officer. Kanchow.
Mr. R. H. Morrison, third- offi- cer, Anhui, has gone third officer, Antung.
3
Captain R. F. Mitchell, from ra-- serve, has gone master,, Ichang.
Mr. W. E. Aweock, chief officer, Changsha, has gone chief offiöer, Hsin Peking.
Mr. G. R. Torrible, chief officer, Hsin Peking, has gone chief officer, Changsha,
Mr. D. Smith, second officer, Changsha, is on reserve.
a. member of the French Municipal arranged by the Finance Bureau. Shantung, is no reserve.
Council and served on its ficancial committees.
Prominent in local club life, M. Fano was at one time president of the Cercle Sportif Francais. He i also a member of the Shanghai Club, the Cercle. Francais and of the "Shanghai Race Club, at one time being owner or part-owner of several ponies.".
It may be noted that houses of similar type have already been erected by the Municipal Govern- ment at Pootung and Nantao.
י|
Mr. A. G. Farker, second officer,
Mr. J. Grossett, chief officer, Ranting, has gone extra chief off- cer, Changsha,
Captain J. H. Smith, from re- serve, has gone master, Suiwo. Mrs. Chao Ti Chiao, widow of
Mr. O. V. Prasalov, second offi- the murdered managing-director of
cer,Hangsang, has gone second the Chine Merchants S.N. Co., has received from Marshal Chiang Kair. J. H. Curnock Weale, e-
officer, Waishing. Shek, Dr. C., T. Wang, Mr. Dai Chi
cond officer, Waishing, has gone Tac, General Ching Kiang, etc, second officer, Hangsang. M. Fano's activities have already messages expressing deepest sym- been recognized by the French
pathy with her in her sad bereave Government, as he was some timement and assuring her that the ago created a commander of the Government will do everything pos- sible to bring the murderers to book at the earliest time
Order of Assam.
YORKS. GLOUCESTER.
· HAMMOND SCORES 162.
At Hull, Yorkshire won on the first innings against Gloucester thanks to a contribution of 132 not
out by Holmes. Gloucester's fall in the first innings was due to good bowling by Macaulay, but in their good effort Hammond stood out for 40 unfinished 162.
Gloucester, 1st innings....... 108
Macaulay, 7 for $3.
Yorks, 1st innings (8 wickets,,
declared)
Holmes, 132 not out. Parker, 6 for,, 71. Gloucester, 2nd innings (3
wickets)
Hammond, 182 not cut.
LANOS v. GLAMORGAN.
TYLDESLEY IN FORM.
207
At Manchester, Lancashire won
Mr. C. R. Harris, "chief officer, Suiwo, iz on reserve.
Mr. H. R. Cooper, second officer, Hopsang, has gone second officer, Foostring.
11
Mr. A. B. Brown, from, reserve, has gone third engineer officer, Hein Peking,
Mr. R. S Fox, seccnd officer, Two interesting visitors to Shang-Fooshing, hay gone second officer, hai are Professor Nikolai, professor Hopsang. of "Agriculture, and his daughter Mlle. Luba Kutinchev, student in, the University of Sofia, who are on a walking tour of the world. They left Bulgaria in 1926 and hare visit- ed various places in Europe, Africa and Asia. They came to Shanghai from India, and will leave in a short time for America The pro- fessor apetka twelve languages and tells of many interesting experi
Laces,
A project for giving jobe to
2,500,000 labourers and
three or four hundred office workers took shape in Tokyp last week, when the chief of the electricity bureau of the Tokyp municipality sub- mmitted to Mr. Nagata, Mayor of Tokyo a concrete plan for laying a. underground railway system some 12 miles in length, at the cost of 30,000,000 yen.. If the plan ma-, terializea, it will nerve greatly to- wards the relief of the present acute unemployment situation in Tokyo,
Mr. R. D. Davie, from "reserve, has gone second engineer officer, Changahi
Mr. H. Maidment, from reserve, has gone third engineer officer, Ninghai.
Mr. J. W.. Ridley, third engineer officer, Ninghai, has resigned from the C. N. Co.
Mr. B. G. Edwards, second en- gineef ofiter, C. N., is on Home
leave.
"Mr. E. Woods, third engineer offeer, Suiyang, is on reserve.
Mr. A. C. Morice, from reserve,
on the first innings against Glamor from Tokyo Station to the suburbs, has gone second engineer officer,
gan by 20 runs. The only feature of interest in the match was the batting of Ernest Tyldesley, who passed his century.
Lanes, 1st innings (2 wick-
ets, declared)
Ernest Tyldesley, 124 not
out.
230
Glamorgan, 1st innings. 207 Lanes, 2nd innings (3 wick-
ets)
CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE,
53
4 109
98
93
189
87
8888885862F228589:
1st Inn. No P. W. L. W. L. Res. Pts Yorkshire....20" - 2374 144 Lancashire...207065 2.109 Notts 20 6 1 0 3 1 108 Sussex.22 6 3 571 Kent .........21 0 6 3 3 0 |-Oloucester 20 8 4 201 Derbyshire..207 43 4 ་ . Surrey 21 22 10 5 Essex....21 5 3 5 6 1 Glamorgan...21 4. 6 5 3 3 78 Leicester 21 4 6 5 4 2 77 Worcester....22 3 7 7 4 1 75 SANDHAM'S CENTURY. Warwick....21 2 5 0.6 2
Northants....21 302 3 4 GO At Northampton, Surrey took the Hampshire..10 8 8 18 1 greater number of points from the Middlesex 21 17 20 homo. County on first innings Somerset ...19 scores. A big core by Sandham enabled the visitors to show an excess of 27 runs.
Northants, 1st innings: Surrey, Int innings.
Handham, 125 not out.
DERBY 7. LEICESTER.
POOR SCORING.
255
2 53
1:10 5 21-
42
MATCHES IN PROGRESS.
The two-year old daughter of a Woosung resident died last week and was buried at once on a vacant piece of land near by. On the same afternoon, an official of the Woo- sung Model Health District hap pened to pass the place when he heard the crying of a child. A the result of an investigation, he" dug | up the ground and discovered the small casket containing the body of the child. This was forced open and the child was found slive again. The officer at once sent in the Woo- sung Hospital where it was given treatment and soon recovered. E
CHALIAPIN'S SUIT AGAINST SOVIET.
MEMOIRS SOLD TO PUBLISHERS.
Kingtang.
Mr. D. I. Greer, third engineer officer. Tungchow, has gone third engineer officer, Chunking...
Mr. E. W. Coxon, third engineer officer, Fooshing, has gone third engineer offerr, Leesang.
Mr... A. .. Perry, from reserve, has gone thief engineer officer Kut
10.
Mr. D. Anderson, from reserve,
has gone chief engineer officer, Sui-
#O.
Mr. J. J. Williams, third sngi- ncer officer, Loongwo, is on reserve. Mr. S. Feeney, third engineer
extra- officer, Luenho, has gone third engineer officer, Loongwo
Mr. H. E. Swaine, extra third engineer officer, Loongwo, has gone third engineer officer, Luenho.
Mr. E. G. Ritchie, third engineer officer, Leesang, has gone third en- gineer officer, Loongwo.
PASSENGERS.
Departures;
The following passengers left on Paris, July 23.-The famous Rus- siaa opera-star, Chaliapin, has Saturday by e. Kalyan:-H. L. scored in his lawsuit against the Andree, W. W, Brotherton, Miss Soviet trade delegation for Fra. N. W. Bascombe, Mrs. C. C. CrOSS, 2,000,000 damages because the dele Mr. and Mrs. J. Corley, Mr. and gation sold to a French publishing Mrs. J. Cousin, Misses A. A. and + The following matches are now in house all rights in the memoirs J. C. Cousin, Mra M. Dobra, Mre 292 progress:--
which Cheliapin wrote while still in K J. I, Dorling, Master D. H, Surrey . Nottinghamshire at the Russia and left with friends. The Dorling, Capt. M. F. Farquharson-
Oval.
volume was confiscated by the Roberts, R.AS.C., H. Grant, H. Kent v Hampshire at Canter-Soviet authorities who disposed of Griffin, A. G. Goy, Mrs. CW.
bury.
it through the Paris trade delega-Humphreys, A. E. N. Howard, J. Sussex v. Middlesex, at Brighton tion.
Harvey, P., B., Hare, Miss E. C (Tate's beneft)."
The counsel for the latter plead-Jones, R. P. John, Mr. and Mrs. Warwickshire Derbyshire ated before the civil court that Cha R. Kobayashi, A. Kellar, Mrs. L
: Birmingham,
liapin's suit should be dismissed H. King, Lieut. Comdr. G. Lang- Glocestershire fouer et tince the trade delegation eyed Adarshi
At Buxton, Leicester won on the firat innings against Derby by margin of ten Tele tatt
score on both sides was
Lancashire . Yorkshire at Man-fore, was not subject to French
jurisdiction while Chaliapin's coun- Reilly, B.E.A.O, BACC., Mra Northamptonshire v. Leicester sel insisted that the privileges of Reilly and child. Mrs. B. JE the delegation did not cover mich Rogers Tillstone, 3 Hennessey Seti,
Derby, 1st innings
134
Geary, 4. for 32,
chester... 3:
320
Leicester, 1st innings
144
shire at Northampton.
Slater, 5 for 36.
Hants, 2nd innings.
****** 281
Derby, 2nd innings (7 wick
"ets)
144
center. Glamorgan
物
(Continued on next Column.)
Бжалвед
Langridge, 6 for 86.
Sussex; 2nd innings (7 wick
eted
Worcestershire v., Essex at Wor-ensen as the present one. The J. Summers, R. A. Summerhayes,
Australiana
at
court decided accordingly and the Mr and Mrs. R. S. Swan, Mise case was entered on the calendar Swan, R. H Turner, and W. F. to be dealt with at an early date. Waddington.
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