1931-08-31 — Page 11

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FANLING HUNT & RACE CLUB.

THE following Dates have boon elected for STEEPLECHASE RACE MEETINGS at KWAN, TL. during the Beason 1981/1922-

FRIDAY

SUNDAY

SUNDAY.....

November 15th“ December 20th

..Jauuary

and

January 3rd

SUNDAY:

January 24th

February 14th

SUNDAY SUNDAT 11213

March April

18th 17th

BUNDAY

ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE STANLEY

DIXAMINATION for NEW BOYS, SRPTEMBER SAD at 9.30 A.M. School Re-open SEPTEMBER For Prospectus apply to MR. LI HOI TUNG, BAriza & Co., BANK 67 CHINA BUILDING, or to ST. 8TE- PHEN'S COLLEGE, STANLEX. [1059

NOTICE..

Weg to and after the 25TH Ebeg to notify our Customers AUGUST, 1931, the TAXI FARE in scordance with Government's approval will be au followin

Fit Mile...

Every Bubasqnens Mile..

Cents

40 Conte Per Mile.

THE NEW TAXI Co., LTD.

BLUE TAXICABS, LTD.

(Telephone No. 28180)

(Telephons No. 57417)

HONG KONG & SHANGHAI TAXICAB Co. LTD.

STAR TAXI Co.

(Telephone No. 20400) .....(Telephone No. 23748). Hong Kong, 24th Ang., 1981.

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME.

ORIENT.

MOSTGAGE BANK AND ESTATE

.AGINTS...

PEAK MANSIONS"

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY AUGUST 31, 193

COUNTY CRICKET MATCHES RESULTS.

HENDREN EQUALS W. G. GRACE'S RECORD: WOOLLEY'S DOUBLE CENTURY AGAINST

"NEW" ZEALANDERS,

THREE GLOUCESTER CENTURIES AGAINST GLAMORGAN:

SURREY BEAT LEICESTER BY EIGHT WICKETS,

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

London, August. 28.

A feature of the mid-week cricket matches at Home was the big number of centuries' registered no less than thirteen players entering the land of three figures. The highest scorer was Frank Woolley, the Kent all-rounder, who trented the New Zealanders' bowling with scant respect to acore 224 runs. "Patsy" Hendren, the Middlesex atar, also got a double century scoring 203 out of 329 in their first innings against Northants at Lord's. By so doing he equalled the record of W. G. Grace, the Grand Old Man "of the game who put together 120 centuries during his career in first-

class cricket.

:

Despite the fact that they noored over five hundred runs in their first innings, Houcester only managed to get first innings"

ia over points from Glamorgan while Surrey scored a fine

Lei

cester.

The most noteworthy batting and bowling performances were

Batting.

#

Bowling

Woolley (Kent)

904

Verity (Yorkshire)

13.for 145

Hendren (Middlesex)

203

Marriott (Kent)

7 for $9.

Mills (N.Z.).

163

Tyldesley, R. (Lanes.):

0 for 21

Hammond (Gloucester) 158 Keéton (Notts)

Allom (Surrey)

6 for 43-

131,2

Langridge (Sussex)

Fender (Surrey)

for 8. for 81

Turnbull (Glamorgan)... 128. Smith (Gloucester) Block (Surrey)

*:19% 117

Ames (Kent) .........äägi 115- Sandham (Burrey) ................. 115 Bakewell (Northants) ......................... 105: Bailey (Hampshire) 104 Seabrook (Gloucester) ..... 102

Sussex. Notts

Slater (Derbyshire) 5 for Peebles, (Middlesex)... b for 30 .. Parker (Gloucester)... 5 for 50 Stevens (fiddlesex)... 5 for 88 Matthews (Northants). 5 for 87

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE,

1st Inns. No Foss. P. W. L W. L. Resalt. Pts. Pts

09 10 ·14 1

420 287 405 210

271

-420--916-

420 205 420. 904

BUEREY, LEIGESTER.

EASY WIN FOR OVAL TEAM

These teams mot at the Oval, the home team winning easily by eight wickets.

LOCAL BASEBALL.

JAPANESE BEAT CHINESE ATHLETIC

It only took the Japanese baseball Surrey took firsh innings, and am one hour and forty minutes to thanks to a fine ceptury by Sandham

put the dishing touches to the (118) and an enterprising kunck by Chinas Athletic with a score of Block (117), totalled 358. Leicester Both teams, played a good, replied with only 179, Allom (# for

Rame of ball, the highest score of 143) doing much damage with the

any one inning being two runs ball

which were made in the seventh by the Japs when they had the sewn up tight

Forced to follow on, Leicester. made only 238 (Fender 6 for 81) so that Surrey went in to knock of the required runs for the loss of two men to win as above stated,

The scores were: Burrey, 1st innings.

Sandham, 110.

Block, 117, Bras

· Leicester, 1st innings Allom, 0 for 43. Leicester, 2nd innings

Fender, 0 for 81: Surrey, 2nd innings (for

wickets)

232

GLAMORGAN ... GLOUCESTER,

cester

THREE CENTURIES.

Making the trip to Cardiff, Glon

were rewarded with frat innings points in their match with Glamorgan

The visitors batted "first when they put up the big total of 541. The chief contributors were Ham mond (188), Smith (199) and Sea- brook (103). To this total, Glamor pan replied with 350, Turnbull get ting 129 while Parker got o wickets

for 39 runs.

In their second knock Gloucester made 139 for a declared, and after Glamorgan had made 104 for 8 stumps were drawn, the scores

being

Gloucester, Int innings Hammond, 158. Smith, 122.

Seabrook, 103.

Glamorgan, let innings'

541

game:

It was apparent from the start. that the

the Japa had the best team and they came out with all the confidence in the world to take en thetoam that had besten thei carlier in the sonson.

The Nipponites had first bats and Takozawa made the first run after. after hitting a short one-bagger end was brought in by hita by S. Hachiuma and Burki.', The Chinguo were only able to chalk, up a goDBO

No score was made in the second bus in the third, the Japs brought in their second run which was made again by Takezawa who also brought another in in both the fifth and the seventh. Ho made a run every time he came to bat and was asily the best batter that the Japa had

They had some bad luck, tied up with good in the third when, with Taketawa on third, S. Hachiunin brought him in with a two-bagger" but was tagged out trying to stretch it into a three-bagger.

Miki took the mound for the Japs and played his usual game right through and was never in a K. L. Leung pitched. tight bolo, for the Chinese, and though at times he was a bit wild, he did piny dandy game and pulled himself out of some tight places,

The fielding was exceptionally goad on both sides but. more errors 350 were marked up for the Chingane

than for their opponents.

Yorkshire ... Gloucestershire “...............

6

27 11 5 0 4

1

[1083

•Keat*********

281973-3

-3-

.281048 1

29

1

Lancashire

74 70

3

405.170

Derbyshire

23

7 68 3

4

420 170

Surrey ...

28

0 4 $ig

420 102

Warwickshire

G

སྐྱ།

7405 151

Esecx

7.11

405 143

Middlesex

0

420 142

Somersetshire

27

0 11

405 125

Hanipahire

27

5.0

4 6 3

405 195

Worcestershire

26

8 11 4. G

420 384

Parker, & for 50..

Glamorganshiro

28

4 13 1

ง 420 105

Gloucester, 2nd, innings (6

Leicestershire

27

2.70 10

405 06

wickets, declared),

132

Northamptonshire

13 20

1

405

71.

Glamorgan, 2nd innings (for 8.

wickets)

K. L. Leung p.

Miki

Kiu Pau.

Y. Hachiuma

104

S.NE

1

2b.

HAMPSHIRE v. NOTTS,

S.K. Fung

3b;

Murata

Chan Lit

Y. M. Na

LL

Burki

B. Chang

c.f.

Kusano

H. V. Hu

r.f.

Honda

Six-roomed & Five-roomed Apartments

PRINCE EDWARD ROAD, KOWLOON,

Detached and Semi-detached Villau, Madera Construction with Garage,

CAMBAY BUILDINGS"

Taste with Modern Convenienas,

EXCHANGE RATES.

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]

ū

The method of scoring this year is as follows:-15 points for a win; 74 points for a tie 5 points for a win on the frst innings and 3 points for a loss on the first innings; 4 points for 'd, tie on the first innings and 4 points for a no result,

MIDDLESEX ». NORTHANTS,

HENDREN EQUALS GRACE'S

RECORD.

Batting brilliantly for 203 runs,

• KENT ». NEW ZEALANDERS.

WOOLLEY'S FINE KNOCK,

Thanks to a fine knock by Frank Patay Hendren scored the 120th Woolley, who made 224, and a, een century of his career, thus equalling the record set by the late Dr. Wury by Leslie Ames, Kent heat G. Grace. Middlesex, incidentally, the New Zealand touring team at won the game with 02 runs to Canterbury by nine wickets. - sparo.

The tourists batting first, com The home team's first innings-Te-, sulted in their getting 320 runs, of piled 320 runs, Mills scoring 103 which total "Pat" claimed 203 in-fine style but to this total Kent while Matthews bowled well to get

5 wickets for 97 runt. Bakewell replied with 437. Woolley played (105) batted well, and helped Nor delightfully free cricket for 224 thants materially to reply with 370, | while Ames helped with 115, declared. Stevens got 5 for 88.

In the second innings, Middlesex

Good bowling by Marriott (7. for

Paris

New York

Brussels

123.001 4.66.3/32 34.80,

Genova

Amsterdam

Milan.... Berlin

24.08 12,05 02.02)

20:48

Stockholm

18.164

Copenhagen

18.17)

Oslo

18.176

Vienna

Prague

Helsingfors.

34.0

104

103

Madrid

53.45

Lisbon

110

Athons

375

Bucharest

917

Hendren, 203.

Rio

31/32

Mattews, & for 97,

i.

Buenos Aires

321

wickets, declared)

..... 378

Montevideo

221

Bakewell, 105..

Bombay

1/5

Stevens, 8 for 880

1/2

Middlesex, 2nd inninge (5

11

wickets, declared)

200

2/- 13/32

Northants, 2nd innings

170

Kent, ed innings, (for

wicket)

49

Shanghai Hong Kong

Yokohama

Silver, spot forward 19 13/ic

again topped the 300 mark, their 58) saw the New enlouders all out total standing at 300 for 5 when the innings was declared closed. With Peebles in fine form with the ball, Northants were.all out for 170 when they took their second knock, "Ian's" figures being ₺ for 30.

The scoren were i

Middlesex, 1st innings

Northants, 1st innings ~ (9:

Prebles, & for 39.

329

for 158 when ther" batted for the second time so that the home county had no difficulty in getting.. the required runs which they did

for the loss of one wicket:

The scores were:

New Zealanders,. 1st innings. 326

... Millä, 183.

-Kent, 1st innings

Woolley, 224

Ames, 115.

New Zealanders, 2nd innings 150

Marriott, 7 for 38

Grand Macnish

MCNISH SPECIAL SCOTCH WHISKY

The Whiskies you ask for again »

LANE CRAWFORD

HONG KONG

Turnbull 128.

CENTURIES FOR KEETON AND BAILEY.

At Bourriëmouth, Notts beat Hampshire on the first innings.

Natts totalled 373 in their first knock (Keeton 131) and to this total Hampshire replied with 161; forced to follow-on, they made a brilliant recovery, putting together 408. for 6 before the innings was declared closed. Notts did not fare too well in the second venture, five wickets falling for 50 runs when stumps were drawn.

The scores were:- Notta, at innings : 373.

Keeton, 131. Hampshire, 1st innings.

"

Hampshire, 2nd innings (for

wickets. declared)......

181

40%

Bailey, 101.

Notts, 2nd innings (for B

wicketa)

DULEEPSINHJI.

FOURTH SUCCESSIVE

CENTURY,

11th OF THE - SEASON.

Duleepsinhji once more took the Sussex batting honour at Hastings"

Line-up.

Chinese Athletics. Janinnene..

Sling.

Saido P

·S. Hachiuma

8.8. "Takezawa

Score by Janinga,

1 2 3 4 6 6 7/TEL, Japanese 1010113 6 Chinese Athletic.: 00000000

Umpire, || Majka; Base ump, Jamison.

hour. At that point a grand catch low down with the left hand by Mead at slip brought Dulcepsinhji's display to a close.

In two hours and three-quarters the Sussex captain obtained his 127. out of 187, and he hit thirteen 4's. Before lunch. he might have been caught by Mead, but the ball glanced off Brown's gloves, and when 61, Jameson, at long leg, let him off.

In forty minutes following tea four wickets went down for 37 runs, but Colline drove finely, and Tate' hit out, so that the ninth wicket. raised the total by 20, and the tenth by 24 before the innings, hav- ing lasted five hours and a quarter, closed at five minutes past six for 397. Kennedy bowled skilfully and with great steadiness throughout, sending down 38 overs and two balls for 87 runs and five wickets.

Going in for ten minutes, Hamp

Sussex.

Bowley, Brown, b Herman 25 Parks (J.), Herman

in the match with Hampshire, Heshire lost Bailey for 12 runs, and played a great innings of 127 out of so they wound-up 315 behind with 187 made while he was?'ut""the nine wickets to fall, wicket; twice he was not quite there "with his timing but as a whole id was the usual story with him-exquisite execution of every stroke in the game. This was his fourth successivo century and his eleventh three-figure innings of the season. The Sussex score was 327, and Kennedy in such an innings came out with the fine bowling figures of s for $7

M

Success in the toss brought Sussex first use of a good pitch, but so teady was the Hampshire attack to begin with that sixty-five minutes yielded only 45 runs before a neat catch on the leg, side by the wicket- keeper standing back disposed of ] Bowley Directly Dulcepxinhji join ed J. Parks the scoring quickened, and in another forty minutes the 300 appeared Duleepsinbji mode runs much faster than his partner, whose, share in a second stand that realised 50 in fifty minutes amount- ed to only 12. This partnership Fonded just at the luncheon interval, when, with the total 104; Parks played on.

K. 8. Duleepsinbji," o Mend,

b Baring

Cook, Lb.w.. b Herman Langridge (Joe), c. Baring, b

Horman

Parks (H), b Kennedy

20

G. A E. Collins, b Kenneily 29, RBG. Scott, I.b.w, b Ken-

nedy:

Weasley, b Kennedy

Tate, not out

Cornford (W.), b Kennedy

Extras

REPAIRS

OLD JEWELLERY

RESET

We can reset your old

jewellery in

Istest

fashion, giving

fresh

beauty in a new setting of

Platinum or White Gold.

SENNET FRERES

M. Heimendinger and Levy Succrs.

GLOUCESTER BUILDING.

PEDDER STREET.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

A well established Firm, good capital, first class references, over thirty years experience in commercial lines, looking for a joint relation in business with manufacturers and merchants of different lines such as Fuji and Crepe de Chine Silk Piece Goode, Complete Suits, Pyjamas, Gowns, Shawls, Enamel Ware, Boots and Shoes, Socks and Stockings, Cotton Piece Goods, suitable for the "Native Trade.

Please forward Samples, Price-list and Catalogue direct to:-

PHOSTED

ABDULRAHMAN BIN MIRAN,

P. O. Box No. 5,

(IRUMU, CONGO BELGE).

via MOMBASA, KENYA COLONY.

AIN the one secret that

successful man and

every fascinating woman knows-Phosferine- the un- failing means of keeping vigor ous and obedient nerves. Phosferine makes you well and keeps you well, and is given with equally good results to children.

(PHOSFERINE)

PHOSFERINE

The Greatest of all Tonics for

Mental Exhaustion

Maternity Weakness

Influenza Indigestion".

Sleeplessness

Weak Digestion

Exhaustion

Neuralgia

Debility

Loss of Appetita'.

...Lasitude

Neuritis

Falotuca

Brain-fag

"Nerve Shock

Rheumatism Maleria

Headache

Anaemia Sciatica

Miada in Laquid and Tablets each sold in three sizes, the farger alzoo are more seccomical.

PROFIT PHOSPERINE LASHTON & PARSON), LIMITED

LAVA LUNGATE HILL, London, England.

FORKTE: "W. H. LOXLEY & CO., Horo Xoro, Tel 1–2523.

THE WORLD'S GAZE

TURN POLITICALLY, ECONOMICALLY, ARTISTICALLY TOWARDS

JAPAN

Where Oriental charms are jealously preserved intact anidet

the most advanced Oriental Civilisation.

THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION

(Aliated with the FAIRMONT HOTEL On, of the Pacifio Coset and the. UNITAD Horzis ÜOMFAST of America.

WMEMBER HOTELS Hotel rates for Bingle rooms (without baila), including meals, Y 12.00 up in cities and moze popular resorte..

10.00 op in ountry dialog

BEPPU:

КАМИНОЕ Нота

CHUZENJI (Nikko) LADOS HOTEL

f. KAMAKURA

KOBE.—

distriota. Um

ΤΑΡΑΝΗ WALNAGASARI :-

· CRIENTAL HOTEL

TOK HOTEL

KYOTO

KYOTO HOTEL MENTALÓ1 HOTEL Kroto StaTION,

HOTEL. Ho MATSUSHIMA

Baxx-HOTEL ·

ATAMI HOTEL MAXPRI HOTEL

28.

11

P

Total

.327.

Bowling Analysis.

MR. W

Baring Kennedy Herman Boyes Balles

-105

47

Kamu Hora PAPER KABUIZAWA:-

MIYAJIMAKA

MIYATINA HOTEL.“

119

Map

T

Brown, not Ball

HELJO

Boyes not out

Extraa

KEIJO

CHOKEN HOTE

Tota

Jam

Poth

G. Baring to

1 Meed's Brilliant Catch.

Afterwards Dulcepsinhji: got to 50 out of 83 in fifty-five minutes, and Cook helped him add 78 in seventy- Ave-minuteswhile. James Lang ridge hatting terlily, the fourth wicket yielded another to in half an

kiler Mext Column) Continued on next

JAPAN HOTIC NAGOYA 1

Nauora HOTEL

NARA MONATA HOTEL NIKK

KANATA Hotel OSAKA TA

DOBIL HOTEL

[TOKYO...

IMPERIAL HOTE

OMORI BOTEL TONTO STATION

BOTEL

(UNZEN

KYARD HOTE

YONE! HOTEL

GRAND

MIYANOSHITAV | TAKAKÁZÓKAHOTEL JOKOHAMA - MAMPRI HOTAL (Hakone) SHIMONOSEKI— Horas Naw MIKARA HOTAL

Funta Hotel: HARTO HOTEL SWANG-ISATAIWAN (FORMOSA)— VIRTARE DANWENTAIHOKU :-- Farwan BazzWax Hork

IN CHOSEN ANNEN IN MANORT: RIA FUSAN 10 CHANGUBUK

BEINGISHU

BOTEN Muldan

ANATO HOTELA, YAMATO HOTEL BYOJUN (P BRINGE 824TION BOSHIGACRAM) Arthur),

HOTEL LADYAMATO HOTEL IN KANATO BOZEK

THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION

DADE. DE TRAY220, BUREAU, Dzraktment of Railways, "Toste