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COUNTY CRICKET MATCHES RESULTS.

RAIN SPOILS MID-WEEK PROGRAMME: ONLY ONE MATCH FINISHED.

JACK HOBBS SCORES ANOTHER HUNDRED: FENDER

IN FORM WITH THE BALL.

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

London, August £1. Rain again interferred seriously with the mid-week cricket pro- gramme at Home, with the result that only one game was brought to n definite conclusion:

There was no play at all in the Middlesex-Derby and Sussex- Lancashire engagements, while something of a sensation was pro- vided at Southend when the formidable Nottingham batting team fell surprisingly before, the mediocre Essex attack._/_____

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The only century scored during the mid-week cricket was credit." ed to that giant, Jack Hobbs, who collected 101 out of a total of, 193 at Taunton. This match saw Percy Fender, the Surrey leader, in fine form with the ball, his gure being 7 for $8.

The New Zealanders defeated Norfolk by an innings and Cr runs when these teams met at Norwick in a two-day match, Merritt doing some excellent work with the ball.

Yorkshire

Sussex .

Notta

Kent....

Gloucestershiro

Derbyshire

Lancashire

Warwickshire

Ex

Surrey

Middlesex

Somersetshire

Worcestershire

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE, ASIA

Hampshire.

Glamorganshire,

Leicestershire

Northamptonshire

No 1st.Inna.

Poss. P.-W. ^L^ W. L. Result. Pta. Pts 20 15 1 4 0

300 269 3405 2901

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CANTON WINS FROM HOME FOOTBALL.

KOWLOON.

SHAMEEN SWIMMING SPORTS RESULTS.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCH RESULTS.

Hamilton

194

SWIMMING GALA, ET

AT REPULSE BAY,

ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMER

ARRANGED BY MOU

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12

Programme of Events,

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,.

SCIENTIST, HONG KONG

Mind" was the subject of tlle Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, August 23rd.

The Golden Text 3wan--"Thou

n

SIR THOMAS HORDER'S ESCAPE

#OPERATION MISHAP.

Sir Thomas Horder, the eminent Harley street, physician, related ; dramatically at the B.M.A

ferencs how hot narrowly escaped death from blood poisoning alter performing an operation, je m

The Alining

ininter

Childrens Lengte has arranged a Swimming Gala to be held at Nepulse Bay on Tuesday, September 8, commenting wilt keep him in perfect peace, at 3p.rs, sharp. The following whose mind is stayed on thee: Le Holding up his left hand, so that gramme of events has been, arrancaise. he trusteth in the those present could see the indo

(Isaiah 2943)

finger was crooked and scarred, he: explained that a minute puncture Among the citations which comin the rubber glove he was wearing prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible the depth and the riches both of the wisdom" and knowledge of God! how unsearchable are his judge ments, and his ways past finding out! For who hath known the mind of the Lord or who hath atribute, my recovery** he been his counsellor? For of him,

said, “in a great measure, to the fact that I noted promptly, Soma and through him, and to him, and all things: to whom ba glory for ever." (Romans 11,33,34,36.)

Boys

for Event Distance for Age Ench

(yárds) Qirls' Limit Year,

30. Boys“10--15, 3 yards Girls 10-18 3 yards

Celtic

Airdrie Partick Cowdenbeath : S Dunde's

Motherwell

2.

4.

AYT...

1.

„Hearts

Taird Le

CELTIC NOW LEADING,

The Canton swimmers, who were

{THROUGH: REUTER'S AGENCY.] heste to a team from the Kowloon Swimming Club on Saturday in a

London, August 22, The following are the results of series of aquatic oventa, proved themselves superior to the visitors football matches in the Scottish They won every item on the pro- League grammo except. cne and in the Aberdeen water polugamo, managed to share | Olyde........... 3**

| Dundee U. the points.

Raamusson of Canton won both Falkirk the freo style evente over 100 yards. and 60 yards. In the high diving, Almarnock

Leith the points want to Sterling of Canton with Brakunshiro second: Mortan 3. Witchell of Cunton accounted Queen's Park 1 for the springboard diving.

Rangers.

Kowloon came into their own in the broast stroke. avort, Witchell getting hume first ahead of Paget with Rasmussen securing third place for Canton Inthe back stroke, however, l'enfield for the home team took, the points from Paget.

Results

The results were 'na follows:--- 56 Yard Free Style 1 Rasmus

At Mirren LEAGUE TABLE,

P W D L F. A. Pts.

4 3 1 D. 10 43 0,1 12

3

5.6

Celtic Motherwell

30 1 12 8 6. Rangers Third L. 3 3 0 0 8 3 Hearts43 0.174 Kilmarnock 4 3.0.1 Aberdeen 3 2 1.0 7 Coidenbeath4 2 4 1.0 Go Hamilton 4 9 0 2 12

Falkirk

Partick

Clyde

8

Dundee U... 432 0407

390.194 sen (Canton), & Penfield (Canton);Leith

300 1553 R. Witchell (Kowlotnji "

30

Raft to Boy's 16--18:3 scos.

Shore Haft to Girls 15-18 3 socam Shore

25

23 Boys 7-10 3 yards Girin-10 yards Andered

Girls With Boys Undar None fonts" Girla

ד

10

Tes Interval.. Paddling Boys Open

36

on boards, and

3. 1. 20:35

4 2 02. 764 3015

3 1,02 46

2

St. Mirren... 4' 10" 3 3 10

2.

Sterling (Canton),

Dandee

10 2

3 12

2.

Ayr

40.13

312

1

Morton

3 0 0 3

3 B

06

Ras-

Airdrie ... 5 0 0 5 Queen's P... 40043 19

7100

0

6

27 11 J 3 3

20 10

5.7

3.

300. 200

25,"10

464

1

37% 100

24

20

4.

25 8

3375 162

5... 300 151.

High Dive.

711

5. 3

405. 143

4

1,390 142

4 7.9

390 197

|dor (Canton), ph

27

8 11

2

405 125

100 yards (Tree Style)

117

405 121

225 A

4 5

3

2

375 107(Kowloon), 3 Wooster (Canton)..

98

4 10

17

- 4

350 102

0 10.

... 375 18

45

4 3 ** 26. 2-12 2

2 Brokenshire (Kowlon), a Bran

mussen (Canton), 2.E. Railton

Back Strčke.-- Penfold (Can-

1 301ton), 2 Paget (Kowloon), 3 Woos-

ter (Canton).

The method of storing this year is as follows-15 points for

a win; 7 points for a tie; 3 points for a win on the first innings and 3 points for a loss on the first inninga: 4 points for a tie on the first innings and 4 points for a no result

GLOUCESTER ». GLAMORGAN. T for Be, and after Surrey had put

SINFIELD BOWLS. WELL. A

At Cheltenham (College ground), Gloucester took first innings points from Glamorgann

Breast Stroke-1 Witchell (Kw- loon), Paget (Kowloon),. 3. Ras- mussen (Capton).

Springboard Diving-1, J. Wit- chell (Canton), 2 E. Railton (Kowloon) 3 Sterling (Canton).

Team Race-Won by Canton, Water Polo-Game drawn with three goals each Goals scored by Railton (Kowloon) 2; Rasmussen (Canton) 2 and Frist (Canton) 1.

Aandown Never Happy.

SWIMMING.

VII.-THE BACK CRAWL STROKE: START AND TURN.

STUDY THE PECULIARITIES

OF THE STARTER.

In the back crawl the start is made in the water. The most com fortable position is with the arme between the knees. The hands must not leave the rail or side of the bath until the word "go, at which command fling the arms and body, up and backwards as hard as pos sible. On reaching the water, bus not before, pull both arms down to the sides; this will give you balance before breaking into the

stroke.

up 103 for 0 in reply, the game had to be stopped. Jack Hobbs, the idol of the Oval crowd, played a sterling innings for 101 not out.

The same fate was meted out to the Northants-Yorkshire match on The visitors took first kenck and the former's ground. The home were all out for the poor total of team made 183 in the first innings 11 runs, Sinfield bowling well to and then, Yorkshire occupied the return "the analysis of 0 for 43 wickets just long enough to score. Gloucester replied with 178: for 838 for when rain forced a stop." Ashdown, never happy in facing (declared) and when Glamorgan In the Kent and Worcester match the redoubtable Cover, lasted only went in again, they had collected at Dover, the weather turned bad two overs longer. Then, he too fall after the hop county had made 39 to a catch behind the wicket, again for 0. Worcester did not bat at all. off. Gover. Ashdown is no mean normál

There was no play, whatever inntaman just now; that ho should the Middlesex-Derby and Sussex, have twice given chances behind starting I should, perhaps, refer to Lancashire fixtures.

the important point of when to him within, a few overa. demon- atrates Gover's power

at this start. The following remarks ap ply to both the front and back crawl:

78 for 3 when play censed.

The scores were,

Sinfield, 0' for 43.

155 wieketa, declared)

Glamorgan, 1st innings

Gloucester, lät Innings (8

Glamorgan, 2nd innings (for

3 wickets)

ESSEX 1. NOTTS. ·

NOTTS COLLAPSE:

175

At Southend, Notts went down badly to Essex in the first innings when they were dismissed for the "small total of 38 runs,

Taking first use of the wickets, Nottingham were skittled out for 58 runs but the details of the bowl not cabled through. To this total, Essex res plied with 230. for (Voce 3 for 61) and at this stage play had to

..ing analyses were

be stopped on account of rain.“.

The scores were:➡ Notts, let, innings. Essex, 1st innings (for 7

wicketa)

NORFOLK », NEW ZEA-

LANDERS.

58

230

EASY WIN FOR TOURISTS.

...At. "Norwich, the New Zealand

KENT LOSE FOUR MEN FOR period,

18' RUNS.

CHAPMAN AND FAIRSERVICE PULL GAME ROUND.

the

Thus four wickets fell for 18 runs, and with Chapman and Fairser: vice playing shakily, a rout ap pered imminent. How the Kent captain survived his first over Shepherd's benefit match at

Kent's nings against Surrey in from Gover is a mystery, he was Oval opened actentionally, for beaten by every ball, and was wickets began to fall with breath caught in the slips off a no,Ball less rapidity. The figures speak for Fairservice, 100,

had themselves: 1 for 1; 2 for 12; 3 for 14; 4 for 18 Kent, with their four best bats. men out, appear doomed to disastrous nings, but Chapman and Fairservice, both of whom were. lucky to survive their first few overs, heroichilly pulled the game round, and Kent ditimately scored

narrow

Arm

Before leaving the subject of

..... 25 Girls

None,

at the time set up septicemia in his arm and he awoke next mord- ing with a temperature of 102,***

Hurrying to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, he took home with him his assistant. Mr. Lockwood, and n afrosthetist and told them to do the best they could They durod himself a CERCON

his it

The Lesson Sermon also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Scie ence and Health,, with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy,

** Any kind of Float or Wings Divine metaphysics, as revealed may be used...Y

Sand Castle Building Competitions 5.30 pm to 4.30pm. Open to children under 10.“

2nd Olassex

(1) For Children under

(2) For Children over

Pyjama parade at 3.30 p.m. Open ito Ladies only.

Post entries for all events; First, Second, and Third Prizes will be awarded for each ovent.

Slides, shutes, fishpond, etc. an the beach.

EXCHANGE RATES.

[BRITISH WIRELESS BERVICE.]

Paris New York Brussels Geneva Amsterdam Milan Stockholm

Oslo

Rodoy, Aug. A

123.96 4:85-15/18

34.84"

24.8 ...12.043

92.0.-

18.10

Copenhagen

+18.37)

18.17

Vienna.... Prague Helsingfors

34.55-

164-1

103

Madrid Lisbon Athens Bucharest,

55

'110

375

817

37 13/16

21

1/52

1 81 ..

Rio.... -Buenos Aires

Montevideo. Bombay

Shanghai Hong Kong. Yokohama

Silver, spot & forward 12 13/10

TWO CHURCHES. TO BEN

SUBMERGED.

MÄNCHESTER'S WATER

SCHEME.

The Chancellor of the Diocess of

It is not easy to give advice on this point because starters vary so in their methods of starting a race: If possible find out before

you race

more particularly noting how long any peculiarities of the starter;

he pauses between the "ready" and "go" (or their equivalents). Per-

escapes,

sonally I now prefer those starters.

Chapman's confidence returned, and a short pause between the two Carlisle, at a consistory court at

The pair, however, made good who, I believe correctly, make only he began to drive Gover, while words, or between the word and the Penrith, heard applications by the Fairservice began to play the ball. Slowly at first, but more quickly stol but I can vividly recall the Rev. G. S. Richardson, Vicar after the bowling change the score time when I was all too frequently Shap-with-Swindale, and the Rev. mounted, gradually taking Kent left at the post when the two F. H. J Barham, Vicar of Mar past a dire crisis. Tadapt

It was a gallant effort and Chap came close together. It is not pos dile, Hayswater, concerning the to Gover, who in his first inspired man gol wholehearted applause sible to leave the side of the bath acquisition by the Manchester Cór-

Surrey owe their early successes spell took three wickets for 10 runs, when he reached his 50. Nine runs at the word "go" if you wait for poration of ecclesiastical proper- and Brooks, who playing brillister he loft, another victim of the the word before "winding up." As ties in both parishes. antly behind the wicket, took four Gover-Brooks-combination-having catches, three of which were off put together his best total this most starters make very little Gover's bowling, season, and having helped to add 83 pause it is as well to begin start

Hardinge and Ashdown opened runs to the total podel Kent's innings-the latter promot ed in the batting order because of his consistently good form in re cent matches-on a wicket which

176 for five.

dd,

of

Both Swindale and Mardala churches, two of the smallest in England, will be submerged when the dam at Haweswater-from this method, and will rarely, if which Manchester gets its waterme

Before entering the

.at the word "ready" ing Fairservice, who shared in -an” other valuable stand with You will seldom get left behind by also need the 50 mark and was still unbeaten when rain brought

touring team easily defeated Nor, still showed signs of rain. From Play to an end about four o'clock, ever, beat the pistoler it is raises the surface of the lake by

folk by an inninga and 62 runs,

the start it was obvious, that the This pair raised Kent's total to

The tourists made 225 in their intamen wore in for a difficult. 176. The visitors..in the circum advisable to fix or landmarks | 90 feet initial innings and to this total Nortime, Gover made the bill come off stances had every reason to be hear the ends of the bath so that Archdeacon Campbell (Carlisle) folk replied with 97 with the result the pitch sharply and Sheffield was satisfied with their position, you may gauge when you tire near-announced that it was the intention that they were forced to follow-on, gotting it to turn alot A collection about the grounding tho turn. When you reach of the Bishop to rebuild Yardsle the New Zealanders, taking 0 wick in the second 'over Hardinge nick subscription list in the 'pavilion is of the bath in order that you may Mr. John Bennett, who appeared:

It came as a shock, however, when for Sliepherd yielded Ees, and the your mark glance back to the end Church on some other site.

Merritt bowled ́extremely well for

ANKENTÄ

ets for 40 rung, The junior team leda ball from Sheffold into reaching a healthy total and it is never recovered from their first Brooke's hands, with only a single expected that Shepherd will get innings collapse, add after they had on the board. Almost immediately tribute worthy of his services to put together only 60 runs in their afterwards Ashdown was given a Surrey. second effort, their last wicket fell,life, Fender missing a catch in the. the scores being

Hardinge c. Brooks, & Sheffield upe, off Gover

Rain held up play for a quarter Ashdown, e Brooks b Gover of an hour and it was expected Woolley, 6 Govor that, with the bowlers handicapped Ames, a „Brooke, b Gover by a wet ball, Kent would make | A. P. F. Chapman, good their early don

New Zealanders, 1st innings

Norfolk 1st innings

Merritt, 8 for, 40..

Norfolk, 2nd innings

FOUR POINTS EACH,

100%

***

But further blows awaited, them. Gover with his third ball after the the resumption, sent Woolley back. Owing to the fact that the and with his last, delivery of the following matches came in for more over accounted for Amen, caught la attention from Jupiter Pluvius, they behind the wicket. Woolley did. resulted in the team concerned, not have the best of luck, pinying getting four points cathon from a fast rising ball to the At Taunton Somerset und Surrey offs but he might have left it alone shared the points Somerset batted altogether it invited the danger first and made 280, Fender getting ous "nibble,”!

-b Goyer. Fairservice, not out Todd, not out quid

B 2, 1-5′ 1; ñ•b 3,

Total (5

"T" F." "Mitchell, Wäft and CB Marriott to Surrey, P. GH. Jardin Sandham, Squires gory, Shemal

Brooks,

time your stroke before the turn for the Manchester Corporation, Great care must be taken not to give an assurance that no human turn before reaching the end of the remains would be left in the church- both, because if you do so, for eyen yard. The Corporation had offered, half a stroke. you render yourself substantial sum of money which liable to be disqualified for using the ecclesiastical authorities could 1 e sido stroke. Although it is not use as they liked. Mardale Church 6 now compulsory to touch with both would be submerged: within two, or;

hands, when turning, you will find three years. it an advantage to do so, as it helps. to maintain your balance. Do not hang on to the rail or side, but just hold on sufficiently to steady yourself while the legs aro swung round: As soon as both feet are sonate on the side push off," from 176, which, point the instructions are reeman the same as those for starting. I

|-is-most important, both in the start Paid and after each turn, to push of Tobuly evenly with both feet to prevent you from going out of the true ling

The Chancellor, remarked tant while, the Church should be fore most in supporting works of públic utility, they regetted intensely, the disappearance of Mardale Church and the disturbance of sacred rights. He directed, that the, tra vicars alould not accept the .com pensation Manchester offered, Fut that the matten shoul go-to arbi tration. With regard to re-inter pente, fanchester.

the app

to spiritual understanding, shows clearly that all in Mind, and that Mind is God, omnipotence, omni- presence, omniscience, that is, all power, all presence, all Science Hence all is in reality the manifes tation of Mind." (P.275)

his hand, and did not know it was septicemin until three days later, He died as a result."

COMING?

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CARRIES ON

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