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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1932.

Week

End

Sport.

ENGLAND STARTS BADLY IN THE TEST COUNTY CHAMPION-

MATCH AGAINST INDIA.

BUT JARDINE, HAMMOND AND AMES COME TO THE RESCUE.

INDIA SCORE THIRTY, WITHOUT LOSS: NISSAR BOWLS WELL FOR TOURISTS,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.).

LONDON, Jane. England uro all out in the first innings for 250 2018 while All- India are 30 for wickets,

Sut-

The Text Mitch between England and All-India began in sonantional fashion at Lord's when Jardine won the toss and elected to bat, only to see the famous Yorkshire opening pair. Sutcliffe and Holmes, sat back to the pavilion with but 1 runs on the score, houİ, Wife was the first to go when he lat a good one from Nissur, penei brates his defence after he had Acpred only three ruan. The total them stood at 9 aand three rups later Holmes was bowled by the same player for B. Woolley, who had Alled the breach when Sutcliffe was pub, did not stay long for after making nine runs to bring the total

19 (with Hammond, who had taken Holmes pince, ne his part- ner) he was the victim of a very elevor bit of fielding and was run out.

Thron wickets down for, 10 runs, .three good batsmen out. That was the situation with which Jarding the England skipper, was faced but he rose to the ocassion, and, playing very careful cricket, these two batsmen sent the fifty up after play had been in progress forty-five minutes. Continuing to

the total to 229. when Robins was held by Lall Singh of Niseur for 11

Puna.

Two runs later Brown pifor ed a catch to Amar Singh of the. same bowler after he had made only one run-231 for 3. Voce was next man in and at the ten interval, England was 252 for: which was not at all a bad wore after their disastrous art. Ames now had so to his credit while Vore had 4.

47

Ames Out,

After the stop for ten England met with further misfortune for Ames was sent back to the pavilion without any addition to his avoTE, He was a victim to a good ball from Nissar, the fat bowler and after" Bowes had made to bring the total to 259, he was caught by Nissar, off Amar Singh Vore was not out for 4 run, while Mr. Extras contributed 15.3

Thus England's inaings closed for 26 after they had lost three valu- able wickets for 10 runs. For their recovery, the Englisir side have Jardine and Ames to thank. Ham- "mond too, must come in. for parti- cular mention for it. was when runn were needed most that he, together with his captain, played with their. backs to the wall and put an entire ly different complexion to the game. Nissar was the most successful bowler for India. He seat down 26 overs, three of which were maidens, for 5 wickets which cost 92 runs. play slow and careful cricket, theyNaida had two for 10 while Amar bad the satisfaction of seeing the Singh had the same number for 75. ninety mark roached when play cessed for lunch, the total then "being 97 for 3.

About this stage, the Indians were guilty of some bad mistakes in the Held and Hammond was lucky to be dropped twice when his total stood at 34. As the lunch interval he was undefeated with 38, and, incidental- ly, his captain had the same number -of runs to his credit being also not

'out

After Lench.

The crowd of ten thousand which saw the start of the match had by this time swelled to twenty thousand and if they wanted more senantions they were not disap- painted for Amar Singh obliged them by howling the Gloucester batsman before the latter could add to his pre-lunch peores The total was now 101 and Jardine hnd added another quartotte to his total

Paynter, the Lancashire batsman of whom so much is expected, joín- od Jardine and these two continued to play with extreme care. The England captain was accorded a great ovation when he got his half- century after being at the wickets for an hour and fifty minutes. He then showed more enterprise and. when he had collected 63 he offered an easy chance of Naidu, the All- India kipper, to Khan at mid-on which the latter failed to accept.

With the acare board showing 149, Paynter got his leg in front of a straight on from Naidu and was given marolang order. He had scored 14 while Jardine was still going strong with 73 to his credit.

The next man ja was Leslie Ames, the Kont wicketkeeper, and the newcomer he once settled down to play comfortably. When the total was taken to 180, Jardine failed to got hold of one properly from Naidu and Nuvle promptly snapped up a difficult match behind the sticks. The outgoing, bathinaa ad slayed an invaluable innings for his side and his runs were scored when they were seeded most. Ha sent the ball to the ropes haven times and was particularly barsh on anything on the leg aido. Jar- indeed a captain's diot's Was innings and when he returned to the pavilion he was given a warm. reception..

Ames now had Robins as his partner and these two went on to play good cricket. They brought

All-India Bats..

Navle, the wicket-keeper, and Naomi, were sent in to open the innings for India,

Unfortunately, however, Renter's does not shy who opened the at- tarked for England, but these two pinyers were undefeated with 1 runs each when stumps were drawn on recount of bad light. Eight extras helped to bring the total to 130 for 0 wickets.

The scores, at the end of the first day's play, were:-

ENGLAND, 1st INNINGS.

H. Sutcliffe, b Nisar

P. Holmes, b Nissar

F. E. Woolley, run cut

W. R. Hammond, b Amar

Singh

D. R. Jardine, -e Navle, be

Naidu

36

4.20

E. Paynter, Lb.w., b Naidu 14 L. Amen, Nissar

R. W. V. Robins; e Lali

Singh, Nissar

F. R. Brown, c Amar Singh,

b Nissar

W. Voce, nol.out

W. E. Bowes, e Nissar, b

Amar Singh Extra

Tots....

<

91

4

.230

Full cetails of howding analysis not available. Nisar, 5 for 93; Naidu, 2. for 40; Amar Singh, for 5.

ALL-INDIA, 1st INNINGS.

"

Navle, not dul Noomal, not out

Extras

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B

SHIP.

MID-WEEK MATCHES.

Bolow we give the results of the mid-week cricket matches which were cabled through by Beuter's.

It is of interest to note that by scoring 270 against Sussex, Herbert Sutcliffe has claimed the honour of being the fret batsman to reach 1,000 runs this

His 270 sungen. follows in the trail of 313 against Essex, 110 not out and 98 aguinat ths South, and gives him 780 runs for once out in four innings.

ARMY TENNIS LEAGUE

HONG KONG SECTION.

The following are the results of the tennis match played at Sookunpoo, on Friday, between the Royal Engingers and "0" Company South Wales Borderers,

R.D.S.

Capt. Siddall and Lt. Anstruthers... BM. Paul and Sgt. Savili..... 9. M. Smith and

S/Sgt. Pollard

Capt. Siddall and

LA Anstruthers

"C" Coy. 8.W.B. C.M.S. Horne and Cpl. Taylor

L/Cpl. Davia and

8 Pte. 30 Thomas

8

Cpl. Shaw and

Pie. John

L/Cul. Davis and

Pte. 30 Thomas

S.M. Paul and

Cpl. Shaw and

Sgt. Savill

B

Pte. John

S. M. Smith and "

C.Q.M.S. Horne pad

S/Sgt. Pollard

B

Cpl. Taylor

Capt. Siddall and

Cpl. Shaw and

Li Anstruthers

0

Pte. John

.3

5.M. Pail and

C.Q.M.S. Horns and

Sgt. Savill

3

Cpl. Taylor

S.M. Smith and.

L/Cpl. Davis and

S/Sgt. Pollard

Pte. 30 Thomas

innings

Total sets

分

Total wis

COUNTY OHAMPIONSHIP.

Lancashire took "irst points from Hampshire at Ports- mouth.

Hants: 280 (Brown 1); 320 for (Mond 111),

Tanes. 324 (Kennedy 0 for 77). Yorkshire took first innings pointa from Sussex, at Leeds,

Yorks: 400 for 8, des. (Sut/fo

270,, John Pażka 2 for 0). Sussex: 50. (Howley 90, K. S.

Duleepsinhji 93). 958 for 4 (K. S. Dileepsinhji 91). Middlesex took first innings points from Derbyshire at Derby.

Middlesex: 404 (Hearne 108); 110.

Derby: 243 and 337 for 4 (Smith 307 no out, Storer 170).

Essex beat Warwickshire by 920

runs at Chelmsford,

Easos 219 and 381 for 8 dec

(L. G. Crawley B). Warwick: 298 (Nichols 7 for" (8)

and 174.

Glamorgan beat Gloucestershire by two wickets at Swansea.

Gloucester: 243 (Mercer 7 for

DY):

337 for å der. (C. C. Dacre 111 not

-out).

Glamorgan: 973 and 311 for 8 (M.

J Turnbull 1).

FRIENDLIES.

KOWLOON SECTION.

The following are the results of the tennis match played on Friday, between "C" Company Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders and the Royal Corps of Signals:-

Coy. A. & S.H.

Pte. Flyan

R.C. of Sig.

*

C.S. M. Bochin and

Higmn, Convey aged

Pte. Hastie

B

Sigmn. Brown ......

Pte. Fisher and

Sigma. Chaffey and

7

Sign. Card

Cpl. Stewart and

Sigma, Collin's and

Pte. Campbell

B

Sigmu. Hardy

CSM. Luchie, and

Pte. Hastie.....

f

Sigmu. Cord

Pte. Fisher and

G

Cpl. Stewart and

Pte. Campbell .......

G

Sigma Brown

Pie. Flynn

8. M. Lochie and

Pte. Hastie

Pte. Fisher and Pt. Flynn

Sigman. Chaffey and

Sign, Collins and

Sigma. Hardy

Sigman. Convey and

Sigma, Collins and'

6 Sigma, Hardy

Sigmin. Convey and

0

Sigmn. Brown

Cpl Stewart and Pte. Campbell

Sigmn. Chaffer and

E

Sigin. Cord

Toin sets......

GOLF.

Total res

Philadelphin

New York:

Klein and Out it home'numS.

a. Cincinnati

the HAPPY VALLEY FOURSOME Pittsburg

Oxford University boat M.CO. by 111 runs at Lord's.

Oxford 311 (R. A. J. Brooke

140):

201 (Evans 91).. M.C.C.: 949 and 212

--

Cambridge University drew with Surrey at the Oral.

Cambridge: 335 (A. T. Ratcliffe

130):

DRAW.

The drawing for the Foursome (Happy Valley Competition aro as follows:

Byes:--K. 5. Robertson and Capt. H. W. Dawicas; H. G. Wall

372 for 5 (A. T. Ratcliffe 104 notington and J. D. Kinnaird; D. S.

out, A. G. Hazdrigg 112).

Surrey: 459 (H. S. Squires 103). SATURDAY'S GAMES.

matches, as

The tea-time scores of Saturday's rabled through by Reuter's, are as follows:-

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

feld.

Middlesex: 140 for 4 (G. O. Allen

57).

"

Somerset Northants at Frome. Somerset: 163 for 8. Derbyshire v. Notte at Kikeston. Notts: 155 for 6.

Kent Lancashire at Folkstate. Lancashire: 111 for 2.

Robb and A. G. Coppin.

Pitsburg

8 Cincinnat

St. Louis

7 Chicago

Amarican League.

2

Chicago

7 Philadelphia. New York

Fox and Gehrig hit home runs. Washington 6: Boston

10 Detroit

4

5

1st Round:--A. Brooksbank and A. E. Lissaman » A. O. Brawn and F. Label: T. R. Rowell and W. A. Stewart . W. Pryde and A. Leach; R. A. Campbell and H. N.. Williamson, C. B. Robertson and Yorkshire. Middlesex at Shof-D. S. Edward; Dr. J. S. Dykes and A. Webster . R. S. W. Paterson. and D... Valentine; J. G. Camp bell and W. Woodward r. C. E. Ta Bradley and W. Muleahy; R. F Clark and R. M., Wood . Capt. II. Y. Baker-Bendield and J. B. Mackie; J. Harrop and TJ. Price R. K. Valentine aid A. E. and J. J. King S. A. Sleap and L. B. Holmer; G. W. Sewell and W. J. Waddington G. McLeod and C W. F. Booker, A. MacFarlane aad C. Thwaites 7. F. J. de Rome sad A. McKellar; W: J. Shenton and D. M. Goodall .. A. G. Ursoll and C. W. Jeffries A. E. Clarke and R. C Law 2. "A. V. Baker and J. [P, A. Davies: J. W. Franks and A. W. Muir H. Love and R. Young.

Warwickshire. Buɛ30x at Edg-Churman; T. B. Low baston, Birmingham,

Warwick: 171 for 4.

Essex. Leicesteraire at Chelms- ford.

Leicester: 148 for Worcestershire, Gloucestershire at Worcester.

Kloucester: 140 for 5. Glamorgan. Hampshire at Car-

npshire148 for 1.

dff.

FRIENDLY MATCHES,

Surrey ". Oxford University at

the Oval.

Surrey: 217 for 3 (Basting 83 not out, Squires 3 not out).

Cam- Leveson-Gower's XI. v. bridge University at Eastbourne

Leveson-Gower's XL: 135 for 2.

Total (for 0 wickets)... 30

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLZ,

Kent Notts Yorkshiro

Lancashire ----Middlesex

Surrey Sussex Hampabire

Leicestershire Warwickshire

Somerset Derbyshire. Glamorganshire Essex..... Northants Gloucester Worcestershire

J Ins. No. Pos

P. W. L. W. L. Beault, Pts.

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3

12 器 2

5 1 3 1

12 r ་་་་་

Pt.

180 107

U.S. BASEBALL

FRIDAY'S GAMES

STHROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

New Yone, June 4.

97 FRIDAY'S baseball games result

180 :01

180

80

180, 20

105

3 11

160 05

11

14

3

19

30 0

4 0 1 2

138 79

4

180 75

3

180 ··034

19

.1 2

180

52

10

22

150

13 2 6.1

196 40

12

25

180.

48

A

0

135 43

10

4 2. 2

1

150 36

10. 15.

1

2 150

12 0 6 0: 2

A 180, 39

The system of scoring is as follows:-15 points for a win; 23. points for a tier 8 point for a first innings win; 2 points for a first innings defeat; and 4 points for & draw and a tie on the Arst innings.

ed as follows:-

National League.

Philadelphia 17 New York Melvin Ott hit a home run, Boston!

0 Brooklyn Hack Wilson hit a home run. Pittsburg

* 4. Cincinnati

SATURDAY'S 'RESULTS

New Yonz, June- 25. This result of Buturday's games

were as follows

Boston

Kational League,

a Brooklyn

AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

GENE SARAZAN WINS

FINAL ROUND OF 66

ĮTURGOGH ARUTER'S AGENOX.)

FLUSHING, Long Island,

June 95.

| PERKINS LEADS AT END OF

SECOND ROUND.

Flush, LI, Juno M. Phil Perkins, the former British Amateur Champion and now the business man golfor," as the re- sult of brilliant play in the second round, is now in the load in the American Open Golf Champion- 1 ship. Ho played super golf to return a card for en for an aggre gate score of 148. Jose Jurado, the Argentine champion. by returning a card for 71 tied with Perkins for first place.

The following were the loading scores at the conclusion" of the sgrond round:-

GENE SARAZAN completed the T. P. Porklas (Britain) 76+69-145 double by winning the Ameri-Jose Jurado (Argentine) 74+71-143 Ollo Dutra (U.S.A.) ..... 69+77 -145 can Open Golf Championship, beat Loo Diegol (U.S.A.)

73+74-147 ing Perkins (Britain) by three Walter Hagen (U.S.A.), 75+79-14R

Gene Sarazon (U.S.A.) 74+78-150": strokes.

Von Elm (U.S.A.) ....... 79+73152 Leading scores follow:

Billy Burke (U.S.A.) ... 75+77-152 Gene Sarazah ..... 74+76+704-66-286 | Joe Kirkwood (Australia) 76+17=153

T. P. Perkins · 76+69+74÷70~289 Tommy Armour. (U.S.A.) 82++33-185

Bobby Cruikshank

69+05-269

Macdonald Smith

(U.S.AI) M 80+76=158' 73+74+73-+-74 294- Joe Turnésa (U.S.A.) ... 78+81159

70+72-295) Abe Espinosa (U.S.A.) 83477100

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