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HOME CRICKET RESULTS|

VERITY TAKES TEN WICKETS FOR TEN RUNS.

F. R. BROWN MAKES CENTURY AGAINST KENT: YORKSHIRE NOW TOP CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.

(THRDUGN. REUTER'S AGENCY.}

London, July 12. Quito a sensation was caused by Verity, the young Yorkshire bowler who took 10 wickets for 10 runs against Notts. This is the second time that Verity has taken all ten wickets in one innings, the first instance being in 1931 when he captured 10 wickets for 36 runs against Warwickshire. Incidentally, Verity performed both these feats at Leeds

Yorkshire won by ten wickets and their success, coupled with the fact that Surrey took first innings points from Kent, has placed Yorkshire aghin at the top of the championship table.

F. R. Brown, one of the most promising young amateure, made

a brilliant century against the hop county when playing för Surrey.

The most outstanding performances with the bat and ball are given below:-

Batting.

Tyldesley, E. (Lancs.) v...

All Indic

F. R. Brown (Surrey)) #5.

J. C. White (Somerset)

Verity

Bowling.

(Yorks) ".

196

Notts

........10 for 10

Kent

108

*v. Glamorgan

0

$1

"

Watson

All (Lanes.) r

and........ 4

45

India

142

Townsend (Somerset) ".

Lee (Derby) r. Essex

130

Essex....

0 32

Hearne (Middlesex)

V.

and ........

33

Hanis

125

S$

122

$

78

"

120

S. J. H. Colah (All India)

v. Lanca.

Ames (Kent) v. Surrey

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Surrey took first lanings points

from Kent at Blackheath.

*

Surrey: 348 (F. R. Brown 168);

185 for 8 dec.

Kent: 330 (Ameɛ 190),

19 for one wicket,

Middlesex beat Hampshire by

wickets at Southampton. Hants: 120 and 335; Middlesex 324 (Hearic 125). 132 for one wicket.

..Somerset beat Glamorgan by an

innings and 21 runs at Bath,

Glamorgan 10 (J, C. White

for 45);

132 (J. C. White. 9 for 31). Somerset: 203 for 7 dec.

Warwick took first innings points!

from Laicoster at Coventry.

Warwick: 292 and 84 for

wicket.

Leicester: 102,

no

Gloucester beat Northants for 262. runs at Northampton.

Gloucester: 220 and 215 for 3 dec. Northants: 105 and 100.

Yorkshire beat Notts by 10 wick- sts at Leeds.

Notta: 204 (Leyland 4 for 14); 07 (Verity 10 for 10);

U.S. BASEBALL

TUESDAY'S GAMES

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

NEW YORK; July 12. THE Athletics and Detroit were

both beaten to-day, Chapman hit a home run for the Yankees while Al Simmons (Aths) and Morgan (Ladians) both hit for the frcuit when Cleveland outhit Philadelphia,

Eight errors in the field account ted for Chicago's defeat by Washing

tow

Watkins and Jimmy Collins hit home rams to enable 8t. Louis to F'snatch victory from the Phillies, for whom Whitney and V. Dávis homered.

Frederick hit a home run-for Brooklyn at Pittsburg

Results:—

Chicago

National League.

Boston "Cincinnati

New York

Pittsburg Brooklyn (Continued

H. R. W. Butterworth (Lanci) r. All-India

and

Yorkshire. 103 for 9 dec. (Larwood

for 73).

130 for no wickets.

Derbyshire beat Essex by an inn. inge and 171 runs at Chesterfield, Derby: 487 for 9 dec. (Lon 130). Essex: 202 (Townsend 5 for 33); 114 (Townsend for 32.)

FRIENDLY.

Lancashire beat the All-India. XI. by 6 wickets at. Manchester,

Lapr.: 449 For 5 dec. (Watson 142,

Tyldesley (E). 198);

27 for 4 wickets, All-India: 201 (S. H. M. Colah

122, Butterworth 6 for..85); 984 (Butterworth 4 for 78).

Matches In Progress. Gentlemen . Players at Lords. Mr. G. E. Rowland's XI, r, South American XI. at Colwyn Bay. Durbum v. All-India XI. at Dur-

hom.

County Championship. Surrey r Glamorgan at

the

Oval. Notta v, Essex at Trent Bridge. Somerset v. Gloucester at Bath. Worcester . Middlesex at Worces

tor.

Warwickr. Kent at Birmingham, Northants . Sussex at Better-

ing.

INTERNATIONAL LAWN BOWLS

ENGLAND LEADING

SCOTLAND

(THROUGH REUTER'S -AGENCY.]

Glasdow, July 13.

THE International Lawn Bowls

Match between England and Scotland was delayed by rain.

After five enda England led by 27/21; 10 ends, 68/44; 15 ends by 03/68.

(Twelve Innings). St. Louis Philadelphia.

-American League.

R. H.ZE.

11 01001

Boston Detroit

3.

2

9. B

0

H. E.

New-York-

.727

St. Louis

Philadelphia

61

1 ...

Cleveland

1

2

Washington

lumn:)

Chicago

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1932,

LAWN BOWLS.

RECREIO TEAMS FOR

SATURDAY.

The following players will repre- sent the Club de Recreio in Satur- day's League Bowls matches

First Division. -Kowloon Dock. Пica, Club (Away) at 3.30 p.m. —

L. A. Gutierrez, F. V. Ribeiro, A. S. Gomes and C. E. Marques (Skip).

"

J. M. M. Alves, R. R. Robarts, 4. C. R. Soura and R. F. Lux (Skip).

F. X. M. Silvo, C. A. Lopes, Dr.

B. A. Basto and C. G. Silva (Skip), Second Division . Kowloon C.C.

(Home) at 3.30 p.m. :-

M. A. Carvalho, F. X. Soares, H. Rozario and C. H. Basto (Skip).

F. Xavier, E. V. M. R. de Sousa; J. G. Oorozio and A. H. Basto (Skip). •

B. Basto, J. M. S. Rosario, E. M. Remedios and H. Alves (Skip).

TAIKOO TEAMS FOR SATURDAY.

The following will represent Tai; koa in their lawn bowls matches ou Saturday:--

First Team Kowloon Cricket | Club (Away);—

MANY GOLF CLUBS SINGAPORE STOCK | DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

OVERWHELMED.

* CURFEW PUT UP ON

LUXURY COURSES.

PACK UP AND GO" AT 8 P.M.

The demand for evening golf es long as the light lasts has over whelmed the near-to-London golf clubs with the coming of summer weather.

Thousands of golfers have been playing up to nearly ten o'clock

· HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

MARKET.

FRASER & CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT.

Bayer Ballets ·Salve Nominal

Messrs Prazor and Co., Singa- | $1,588 pore, in their weekly report dated ||July~6,"stater=

There has been a better feeling. noticeable. in the local share mar- kota during the past week, the news from Lausanne and the announce- ment of the Government Loan Co

version Scheme having had a bul- fish effect on the Home markets, every night. They dash straight The Tin market has been Arm from work to their club to make throughout the week, as the resuit the most of their opportunity from of improvement in the general senti-

six o'clock onward.

ment; and rumours of the forma The rush of night golfing las distion of a Pool to purchase Spot tin located the services of many Lon don clubs.

Those which consider it golfing ly immoral to play after eight

o'clock,

Those which do not mind how late their members play so long as they do not want a supper

'meal.

bera.

Nine O'Clock Dinners. One famous club so much dislikes the idea of evening golf that no

W. Weir, D. Bone, J. Watson nud members may start to play after W. Wotherspoon (Skip),

W. Brown, J. Polson, R. Keown and G. McLeod (Skip).

J. Chalmers, J. Chapman, J. Russell and D. Munro (8kip).

Second Team 2. ILK. Electric R.C. (Home) ·

A. Maelndoe, J. Waid, T. Grimeş and H. McKechnia (Skip).

$600

***

LET

have further helped to strengthen the price. The closing quotation of £124.5.0 for the three months posi- tion shows an advance of £0.7.6] over the week. Rubber remains dull and neglected, with United King-1 don stocks showing a. further de- crease of 1,000 tons. Both Tia and Those which are making the

beou quite best of the summer harvest by Rubber shares have keeping their dining rooms open | neglected. There has been rather until eleven o'clock and providing more interest displayed in the In- adequate service for their memdustrial market and the low quota.

tion for some of the leading stocks $4.80 is brought a certain amount of

$18 buying enquiry. The chief item of interest during the week has bean the announcement made on July 1 Another sends out officials to drive by the Chancellor of the Exchequer members off the course at eight of the Conversion Scheme for the o'clock. When eight strikes you 8 per cent. British War Loan under must pack up and go. These two which holders have the option on clubs are among the most expensive December 1 of repayment at par and course-proud in London.

or conversion to a 34 per cent. basis at £99. The announcement has had a very good Press at home and judging by quotations both the In- dustrial and Loan markets have "Generally it in the luxury clubs, responded favourably. Locally, the which cater for other activities as effect loss been immediately felt in T13.20 T13.45 well as golf, which are trying to the Loan market, where quotations discourage evening play," said the for all Loans have advanced, and secretary of a prominent London there is good buying enquiry with club Golf to them is just a side very little scrip offering. jine.

half-past six.

A club at Richmond has solved the evening play dificulty by serving

A. Stalker, T. Swan, S. Hope and nine o'clock dinners three nights a

week during June and July. C. Matthews (8kip).

E. Greenwood, C. Summers, G. Stewart and J. loan (Skip).

Games to start at 3.30 p.m. Launch will leave for Kowloon nt 2.30 p.m.

RACING IN HONG

KONG,

Readers of the "Daily Press " who are interested in racing will be glad to know that to- morrow a special article on Racing in Hong Kong will ba published. The article has been written by our racing corres- pondentMorning Dew," fol- lowing a special interview with Mr. L. G. Frost, the leading local fockey.

Don't miss this article!

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

FIXTURES.

nounced:-

Monday, July 18. (Police R.C.)

É. el Arculli v. J. B. Chapman. (Kowloon 3.G.C.)

F. V. Whitta e. C. 8. Beat, H. Sherriff. V. Prtherick, C. G. Silyn #. L. Luck.

Tuesday, July 19, (Kowloon C.C.)

"The real golf clubs are catering for the evening rush as hest they can by keeping open their dining rooma and club premises as long as there is a demand.

var

$98.

SHAREBROKERS ASSOCIATION.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13.

Banks...

Bayern Bellar

Bales Nominal

H.K. Banka ***$1,588

Do. (London)...

Chartered Banks

Insurances

$1,690

1.685/90

2111

£12

£18

Mercantile Bis, "A"

B19

LU

#113

Do Bank of East Axia...

C"

购

$111

N. O. & 8. Banks

37

$25

Am. O. Fin. Corp: M

China

$4.50

Fin.Corp. Urd.

Prot.

$1,50 Canton lasuimurcen..

$3.15

Underwriters....

$1,300

$450

$150

2450

Union InsurancOS...

53.200

China Fires

1820

$1,105

H.K. Fires

$1,9 0.

$4

International Ass00..

141

198

Douglass ISSULLY

Steamboats.

327

$31

946

Indos (prot) w

137

28/11 Water-boats $10

Sholla

80/-

29/0

Mining

320

Benguelan

$771

Khipping

Do. (det.)

$16 Yonezuela Gold Fida.

Kailsus

$14

26/3

T Langkats (single)...

T10 Explorations.........

138

Kauba

Lotus

Tronoh Mines

Bonguet Explorations

și ote Dooks, Wharves,

Godowns, sto,

$31.50

T.

$37

**

13/

***

$140

ILK, & K. What

$139

Providents (old) --- $4,90

25.10

$4.95

$2.30

H.K. & W. Docks

Do. (new)...

12.3)

$10

8. China Motors A

$184

#10

18

Do.

$10

*2,78

To

7.8

Shanghai Docks

가까

New Engineerings

T218 Hongkow

Lands, Hotels, and

Bulidings

F.K_Hotels" (old)

10. (new)

B.K. Lands

Shanghai Lands

Metropolitan Landa,,

HK. Healties.. 310,75 $10.95 $10.95

$11 #101

Humphreys

Do.

Chinese Estates.....

Cotton Mills

$11

J10.70 RAI

$77 8773

JAL

10.911

11.40

Chins Do.

1.904

Do. Debentures

$141

$100

Asia Realtiss "A"M

3201

"B"M

$100

Ewoo

T13 30

T78 Bhai Cottons.........

1.101 Zoong Sings .........

M

***

392.60 Tramways

司

$15

I

371

(NEW)...

********* 389

131

$17.80/1.10

Lighte (all)....

ste

#721

#24

Mining. With very little business pdesing quotations are for the most part unchanged. Kinta Tin Dred-| 129j ges have made 07 cts, and Clu Klangs 45 cts. cum, div, Penawats

"All this evening golf means work for enddies, extra club servants can be placed at 34 cts, and there and waiters to be engaged, and are buyers of Sungei Ways at stimulates employment.'

JACK PETERSEN WINS

MEEN KNOCKED OUT IN TWO

ROUNDS

ĮTAKOVAH KIUTER'S AGENOT.]

V

LONDON, July 19.

81.30, Punalis 7/0 and Ayer

Hitams at 9/0. Raabs have been a fairly active market up to $18.00, while Malayan, Collieries are en: quired for at $13.75.

Industriala-Straits Traders have taken an upward turn and, after fair amount of transactions round 819.50, have been placed up to 810.05 with further enquiry.

Д

JACK PETERSON, the new star Straits Steamships have come to in the British heavyweight box-business in quantity at varying ing firmament, uidre than justified

T.10

啡

$15,

$155 Wing On Textile() $150 Public Utliter

Peak Trams (old)...

Do.

Star Ferrice

$22 $19.26 32.10.25)

Yaumati Ferrics(old)] 124

China

Do.

(now, 183

(new)...

H.K. Electrics 372 Maeso, do Handakan Lights ....

$381 Tolophones (fully pd.)

$17.00 18.05/1

| $171

$73 87931-90

$22

T.12

Chin

(part pd.) BUBUS

322

19/0

*

+

$20

tw

$171 3171

the expectations of his supportera prices down to 810.35, but close to-night when, at the Wimbledonfrmer with buyers at 810,50. A $3 Stadium, he won the British cham-line of Hammers made 8145.00 ́with pionship, knocking out Reggio Mern, the holder.

a few shares still available at this

The fight lasted under two rounds. figure and Fraser and Neave Ords. Peterson attacked with marked

JAW.

BOTH MEN NEARLY dated Tin Smelters have made are

COUNTED OUT.

ONE, SENT THROUGH ROPES, LANDS ON

(ord.)

Tractions.

Do. (pre)....}

Industriais

Malabon Sugars

T.14 Caldbook,

T.10 Macgregors pret)

312)

Canton Ives

Cements foumb.)...

Do

Hopes

(olil)...

$92

$e

317,60

$13

312.15

Do, (new)...

$122

$102

Ch: Agricultore

Miscellaneous

$29.95

Der A.

Dairy Farms o $24

$281

***

Wings

Amusemente

$19

$13; Ch. E'tainments......

$13.40

+

$1,56

Do. (DOW)

Lane Crawfords....

$6,

Mackintosha

Nanyang Tobacco...

$5,60

$18.80

314

$14

33.80

ir--

Constructions, (old) $5.10 $6.30 6.90

$21

Binceres $101

Watsons (old)

Do, new) anne)

M. Greyhounds...

8. C. Enterprises....

31.00

$14

$13

$5.36 Wm.

Powells

$10

$31

,587,.

B. Ind. G. Bonde... 58,

prem. H.K. Govt. Loans...

$109]]

$13

Wallace Harper...

$10

China Sports Ltd....

$285

H.K. Wing On

$200

S'hat Do. *****$233

LOCAL, AND REGULAR OUTWARD MAILS,

judgment and quickly had Meen continue to offer at slightly over The following Lawn Bowls Open in difficulty. The Cardiff boy knack-88.00. McAlisters made 870.00, Championship. fixtures are aned the holder out in the second while bids are wanted for a fair round with a terriffie punch to the parcel of Singapore Cold Storages Among Preference shares, Consoli

16/-

buyers of Malacon Electrics and Fraser and Neaves, while a parcel of United Engineers made 810.00 and Alexandra Bricks 81.00. A line of Union Insurance Society of Canton was placed at 8253.75, and there are buyers of South British Insurance at 819.50. Thornycrofta are available at 70 cts, or near and United Engineer Grde, st $4.00, and bids are wanted for Maynards, Robinsons and Gammons, London Middle Prices by to-day's rable are nently counted out simultaneously as under: Shell Transports £1.19.3, British-American Tobaccos “1£4,0.8," during a twelve-rounds boxing con- Hong Kong Banks £107.00, Dunamshul and Wochow (By 4.00pm, C. J. Tacchi P. T. Farrell, A. test at the West Bromwich Palais lops 12/9. Imperial Tobacons £4.5.9, do Danse. They were Peter Nolan, Courtaulds £1.8.3, Imperial Chemi H. Oswick . A. K. Taylor.

(Police. R.C.)

of Wales, and Pat Haley, of Han Fley.

II. G. Cooper v. A. W. Grimmitt,

A. S. Gomes v. R. S. Nichol,

Wednesday, July 20,

(Club de Recreio)

RINGSIDE LAPS.

Birmingham-Two boxers, neither

J. Fraser v. A. M. Holland, Hof whom was in the ring, wore Nish w. H. Hampton.

Monday, July 25, (Kowloon C.C.)

Dr. R. A. Castro Basto or Lizu.-A.. Hyde Lay,

(Craigezgower)

Nolan sent Haley burtling through the ropes in the third round

-W. alcLeod" or "J. J. Bäste &. F. with a right swing to the jaw, and. "Goodwin or W. "Mai"

Tuesday, July 24.

(Club de Recrofa)

in his impetuosity, dived after him.

Haloy landed on the laps of the ringside spectators and Nolan boun ced on the Press table and rolled

F. Cullon-.-L. de Home, B. Wunderneath-it, Bradbury . W. Russell.

Wednesday, July 27,

(Kowloon B.G.C.)

W. Ward or W. H. B. Muskett v. LA-Gutierrez

Thursday, July 45,

(Kowloon C.0.).

J.G. Ozorio . F. Hsplay.

Closing date of first round Spey

Royal Cup-August 5.---

cals 18/3 and Unilevers £1.8.3.

INTEREST ON STERLING BILLS.

REDUCTION AS FROM TO-MORROW.

Janton

direct staamor)

WEEK DAYS.

FOR

Глом G.PO,

FROM SHEUNGWAN. BRANOW P.Q.

FROM G.P.O.

|SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS'

FROM

BRANOR P.O.

37,18 m. 457,00 min. £0.00 z

17.00 put

4.00 ..

(5.00 pm.

4.00 PL

$7.00 p

$.00 ..

i 1,80 p.in.

ƒ 7.15 am, & { TBU

MACAO & TErhan

dan 1.10 p.m.

1,80 p.m.

815 உர்

8,30 2.3

only

Kongmoon (except Saturdays) Kankong (except Saturdays

0.00 p.m.

8,00 p

Lonly

8:00 pa

6.00p.m.

Op

-1.10

7,15 1,2,"

·1.00 pm

€0.00 am, & 8.00 5.322.

-Fateban-and-Wackow...(B

Train)

Tai O ..

Dal Po

Therefores, Mr.Tom Brimbell, The management of, the Hong Shumoban peered anxiously over the ropes, Kong and Shanghai Bank advises,

Cheungohow and, with upraised hand, began to that the rate of interest for sterling count both boxere out.

advances made against bills from: There was a scuffle and a scramble Europe on the East has been Aberdeen

·Stanley: - -as-the-boxeri - rose to reach the reduced-from-6-per-crab- to 6-per ring in time. They clambered into cent. p.a. on and after 15th July, Pingshan, Banti the ring together and dead-heated 1932

- Shatsukor ́and

Fills negotiated nt a higher rate

at the count of nine. R

They resumed their fight, and at than 5 per cent, pa, if past due. Balkong

the end of the twelve rounds the or ronawed, will continue to bear · Masutan, Blokki

· referee declared-a-draw.

-interest-at-the-higher rate:-

8.00 p (1.00 pan, & 4.00 p.3, 8.00' 1280 p.m. 9.80 8.m

300 p.m.

(3.15 am & 1.80 mm; &

1.15 p

Sunday

Hundsys

11.00 ., 9.00 mm

11.00

(11.00 3.

&6.00 pm.)

8,00am.

1100 Bas

4.30 p.20

· 10,30 8.11.

10.30

Splag'

-7.00 p.m.

7.00 p.m.