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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1930.

HOME CRICKET SCORES. SOUTH CHINA TEAM MOTOR-BOAT SPEED

SURREY AND SOMERSETSHIRE WIN.

THREE COUNTIES IN COMPETITION FOR SECOND PLACE AFTER LANCASHIRE,

(THROUGH EXUTER'S AGENCY,}

LONDON, August 30. Lancashire having already won the County Cricket Champion- ship, Gloucester, Yorkshire and Notts are left to decide the second, position on the results of the last series of inatches now in pro- gress.

The remaining matches in the mid-week programme were decid- ed, Surrey and Somerset taking full points from their opponents, while Worcester had to be content with fire points and Hampshire three.

A good start has been made by the Australians against Sussex in the match commenced to-day, the Australian's total being 340 for nine wickets and Kippax scoring 188.

Surrey Leicester.

433

Surrey beat Leicestershire by 263 runs at the Oval.

Surrey

(1 wicket, declared) 145

Leicester

208

50A

333

Somerset. Darby.

Somerset beat Derbyshire by 203 runs at Taunton. Somerset

245 Derby

243

(6 wickets, declared),

308

107

553

Worcester. Hampshire..

350

Worcestershire won on the first innings against Hampshire at

Worcester.

Worcester

(3 wickets)

410

Hants

89

490

Sussex. Yorkshire,

269.

269

Yorkshire drew with Sussex in a friendly match ab Brighton." 384 Sussex

Yorks

(6 wickets, declared)... 119

502

(7 wickets)

Kent Australlans,

260"

129

398

The match between Kent and the Australians at Canterbury was drawn.

Kent

(2 wickets)

Batting,

Bradman (Australia), not

out

Sutcliffe (Yorks)

Kippax (Australia): J. Parks (Sussex)

297 Australians (3 wickets, dec.) 320

63

310

Bowling.

Gregory (Surrey)

Young (Somerset). S for 30

SUSSEX T. YORKS.

FRIENDLY MATCH.

320

BEATEN.

TROPHY.

S.A.E.A.'S IMPROVED FORM. FIRST HEAT WON BY MISS

LATE GOAL BRINGS

VICTORY

The Singapore team which defeat- ed the South China A.C. football tourists in one of the best contested matches of the season, at the Anton Road Stadium, Singapore, on August 24, gave a more promising display than any other combination that has yet represented by the S.A.F.A. for some time.

The visitors gave a surprisingly good display. They had the advan tage of having played together on previous occasions, and showed splendid understanding and method.

AMERICA NINTH.

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RUGBY TEST.

AUSTRALIANS WIN FIRST MATCH

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY. ]

SYDNEY, August 30. In the first Rugby football test game today Australia defeated Bri- tain by two tries (six points) to one Dainor, August 31.converted goal (five points).

'The first of three heats for the Harmsworth motor boat speed trophy was won by Commodore Gar Wood in the Miss America Ninth

His brother, George Wood, in the Miss America Eighth, was second, the British lady motorist, Miss Carstairs, in Estelle Fourth, was third,

The last-named developed. trouble.

engine

MIXED DOUBLES SEMI-FINALS. BETTY NUTHALL AND LOTT

DEFEATED..

(REUTER'S AMERICAN" BERVICE}

BECOKLYN August 29. In the Mixed Doubles semi-ánað of the American Championships, Miss Marjorie Morril and Francis The winner's average speed was Shields best Miss Betty Nuthall

and G. M. Leit 6-2, 6-4

Their combination was good, but 75.177 miles an he

they failed when in front of goal,

spoiling all their good construction.

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Poste Restante Correspondence. keepers gave a good account of themselves.

T. Adair, John Baker, E. Bruno, The game form start to finish wass A Carlson, R. Dilley, R. W. exciting and hard contested. Both Daimfri, Eastern Trading Co., sides started off from the first Ltd., W. G. Gong, E. Graetz, Mr. whistle with determination, and for Ganning, H. K. Hutchinson, Miss a time the visitors held the advan-Grace Humphries, Mrs. Havard tage. However, when the Singapore Johnston, Charles side settled down properly, they Monthly Leader), Wm. James, R. proved just slightly the superior E. Johnson (as Steel Traveller), combination, and thoroughly de- served to win, although the visiting Dr. Hermann Kugler, Lee Wing side were splendid losers. Through Sun, E. J. Marshall, J. Mackenzie out the match was played in a very (as Lysemun), Overseas Trading clean manner.

Co., Miss O Richards, R. T. Sex ton, Harry Shutte, Elliott Spera,

South China Start Well..

· In^ "the "other semi-final, Miss Edith Cross and W. F. Allison best Mrs. Dallas Corbiers and F. Mercur 6-3, 6-4,

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In the opening stages the Singa. E. Varthorne, Mrs. A. Way, Misston, Lieut, G. G. E. Rodd. R.N., pore defence had a hard time keep- Betty Waterman (Eastern & Afri ing their opponents at bay, and Ah How had to handle on more than can Steamship Line), Mrs. H. J. one occasion, but the local side soon Williamson, Rev. J. W. Wright.g York-settled down, and then dealt with the vigorous attack skilfully, finally repulsing the visiting forwards and taking up, the offensive.org dat

At Brighton, Sussex and shire drew in a friendly match Sutcliffe and J. Parks were the out standing batsmen for each side.

Yorks, 1st innings

381

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It was then that the Singapore Angers), E. Cooper, G. P. Gon forwards began to dominate slight charov, E. Graetz, H. R. Meier, K. 280 ly, and they should have scored several goals. Mat Noor was to

J. Marshall. blame when he was sent through on one occasion but shot wide, while on another Dolfattah sent in a

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205

173 158

.... 121

Longrigg (Somerset),

108

Winwood (Worcester) Hobbs (Surrey). .............. Sandham (Surrey)

104

100

Sutcliffe, 273.

100

„Sussex, ist innings

J. Parks, 121.

Verity, 5 for 71.

4. for 17

Yorks, 2nd innings (6 wick

ets, declared).....

118

Mitchell (Derby) ......

6 för 79-

Sussex, 2nd innings (7 "wick-“

Root (Worcester)... 6 for 88

120

Fender (Surrey)

$ for 47

White (Somerset)

6 for 68

KENT „. "AUSTRALIANS

Verity (Yorks)

5 for 71

grounder which the visiting goal-ler), H. McDermid, D. P. Tabilig, keeper did very well to clear. A visit to the other end proved fruit Miss Toy Scott." leas,, and it was not long before Singapore were attacking again,

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SURREY r. LEICESTER.

4 for 34 for 53

LEICESTER HEATEN.

At the Oval, Surrey had an easy victory over Leicester by 265 runs, declarations being made in both inninge,

Surrey, let innings (6 wick

ets, declared)

Hobbs, 100. Sandham, 100.

Leicester, 1st inninga

483

125

Allom, 4 for 34.

Gregory. 4 for 17.

Surrey, 2nd innings (1 wick-

et, declared).......

145.

Leicester, 2nd innings

205

Fender, for 47...

SOMERSET. DERBY,

SOMERSET WIN.

At Taunton, Somerset bent Derby by 203 runs after declaring the close of their second innings with four wickets in hand and Longrigg scor ing a century,

9 for 79. Derby, 1st innings

White, 3 for: 69, -

Somerset, 2nd innings

wickets, declared) -Longrigg, 108.

Derby, 2nd innings Young, 8 for 20.

WORCESTER ». HANTS.

WINWOOD IN FORM

243

MATCH DRAWN.

At Canterbury, no decision was reached between Kent and the Aus tralians, although the Australians proved their strength again with their wonder batsman standing out for a double century.

Kent, 1st inainga ... Australians, 1st innings (3

wickets, declared}

Bradman, 905 not out!

Kent, 2nd innings (2 wkta.)...

SUSSEX 1. AUSTRALIANS.

KIPPAX IN FORM,

227

Singapore were gradually gaining Sing Cheong Hong the upper hand, and were rather.un H.K. & S. Bank fortunate not to take the lead when 1694 one of the visiting backs charged Eyemul Dolfattah shot hard for goal, but 1369

the ball away for corner. Shortly 54e0: afterwards Mat. Noor went near Fontal with a header. However, the visit Leon Man Wing, ing defenders who were playing. Bonham Strand effectively, managed to keep the 2617. energetic Singapore forwards line at Kevadenki

320

93

bay, and eventually put their own forwards into possession 4 ding

On Saturday,the Australians batted first in their match with

dong struggle ensued, which Singa pore got the better of but the half- time whistle found, the score-shest, blank.

On the resumption there was little doubting the superiority of the Sussex at Brighton and put up a Singapore forwards, although the good score with Kippax in fine exchanges were by no means one- form. The following was the posi-sided. With a little more accuracy tion when stumps, were drawn in the shooting department there

Australia, 1st innings (9 little doubt that the local side

wickets)

would have piled up a good lead. However, when they did get a goal, it was disallowed for offside, Mat Noor being the unfortunate player.

Kippax, 158.

Hornibrook, 30° not out. Hurwood, 52 not out.

OHAMPIONSHIP TABLE,

340

1st Inn. No P. W. L. W. L. Res. Pt Lancashire..26 10 0 8 5 6. 155 Gloucester.27 14 4 2 01144 245 Yorkshire. 27 10.2.6 4.36.142

Notts Kent 1.27 12 6 5 4 0 132. "Sussex 287 56 82 118 Surrey 28 34 13 5 116 Essex. 27° 085746 3 113 Derbyshire..27 7 7 4 03106 Glamorgan...28 5 9 6 4 4 08 Worcester::278-888 100" Leicester 28 4.1085 3. 89 Warwick 27 28 8 7 2 82 Somerset 4 11 6 4 282 Hampshire 27 5 8 1 13 81 Middlesex 28 3 9 3 10 3 81 Northants....28 4.12 3 5 4 78

308

"MATCHES IN PROGRESS.

End to end play followed for a time, with the visitors having almost as much of the play as the home. side. Ah Kow made a splendid save from Hoa Kuan during one of the South China attacks, and a little later Daniels stopped a hot drive-b from the centre. forward. The visit ing wing men put the ball across. well, and several times caused the Singapore defenders a little anxiety:

Then came, Singapore's first goal, the result of a splendid movement. Emanating from the half-line, it culminated with Dolfattah being placed in possession well out from goal. Taking the ball in his stride, be sent in a rasping shot with which the visiting keeper had little chance. The visitors retaliated strongly, but were being well held, when a penalty was presented to them, and Pak Shung made no mis- take no

Time was very near, and a draw seemed inevitable, when another movement ended in Dollah getting the winning goal.md 24

Mr. Farwell refereed and the teams lined up as follows

Perping

Seattle, Wash.

Bangkok. Swatow. Skaughai.

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At Worcester, the home County took the greater mimber of pointe from Hampshire on first innings scores. Winwood and WaltersThe following matches are now in helped Worcester with substantial progress

*Middlesex v. Surrey at Lord's figures in their total of 410, 23] (friendly).... against 289 by Hampshire.

Essex Warwick at Leyton. Singapore.Ah Kow, Ghek Soo Yorkshire at firmeenda Daniela Ab Fini Beado, and Gloucester Derbyshire at Bris. Donald Khuni. Onn Mat Nooy, Nem is t

Dollah, Doltatian and Myn Funera Notts v Worcester at Notting. South China AC Chan Sex Pui; bam.

Lenny Yuk Tong and Lai Yuk Tat; Somerset . Hampshire at Taun- Lai Kwek Chui, Wong Shui

Wa and Hư Cho In là Hung Chung Loại Sussex-e-Australians-at-Brigh- Kuen,, Wong Pak Shrung and Chan

Trong In.

Worocter, itt innings

Winwood, 101.

Herman 4 for 53.

Hants, ist innings..

Boot, 6 for $8, - Worcester, 2nd-inni

ckets)

280

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