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CRICKET RESULTS

WEST INDIES RECORD THEIR

FIRST WIN

SIX BATSMEN SCORE CENTURY: “PAT

HENDREN STILL GOING STRONG

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

London, May 16.

Results of the week-end cricket programms to hand show that Sussex, Gloucester "and' Middlesex have lost their 100 per cent, re- cords and that the only team to enjoy that distinction now is Lancashire.

The West Indians who have had a lean seasom up till now re- corded their first win, at the expense of Essex, and Surrey, Notts and Kent credited themselves with their first outright wing of the current season,

Six batamen scored centuries while, two, got very near the magical threa figures. Bowlers too, reaped their harvest of wick ets and below we give the most noteworthy performances ——

Hendren (Middlesex) V.

Martindale (W. Indies)

. Essex

Batting,

Bowling. Mayer. (Warwick)

Lancs..

189*

Hanta

Landridge,

J. (Sussex) g. Glamorgan Watson (Laues) . Middle

and

6 for bl 6 for 31

140

8 for 32

130

90x

Townsend (Oxford). Wor-

Smith (Leicester)

Notts

釘。

7 for 53

cester

133

Booth (Lants)

V.

Da Costa (West Indies)

Essex....

105* Kilner (Warwick) v. Hants 102 Idon (Latics) v Middle

6 for 24

Nichols (Essex) . W

Indies

O for 31

Hammond (Gloucester)

98

. Freeman

. Surrey........ (Kent)

Somerset

6 for 68

5 for 37

Astil (Leicester)

Notts

NOR

Wyatt (Warwick) ». Hants. · 90

-Denotes not out.

ESSEX'. WEST INDIES

· DA COSTA'S CENTURY.

Middlesex

5 for 60 Durston (Middlesex) r.

Lancs ......... for 60

4.

on 209 Hendren scored all round the wicket and was undefeated.

Lancashire, however, put on bigger total for with Watson scor After a series of defents, the Westing 139 and Oddon se, they reached Indians got into their stride, at last 336. Dunston, the "old-timer," and bent Essex at Leyton by the took 5 wickets for 60 runs. comfortable margin of 138 runs. O C: Da Costa, who is described as

the best all-rounder in the side, made a centory in fine style, while E. A. Martindale and Nichols (Essex) both showed up prominent ly with the ball.

The tourists fared none too well in their first innings when they wero all out for 100 runs, Nichols get- ting 6 wickets for 31 runs. Essex, however, did even worse, for Mar- tindale (8 for 12), bowling on the top of his form, ran through the side and dismissed them for 80

runs.

The second innings saw, the West Indians staging a recovery and they declared at 370 for 6 with Da Costa, 105 not out as top-scorer. Essex then went in again but their Inst wicket fell at 254, leaving the tourists winners by 133 runs.

The scores were:- West Indies, 1st innings

Nichols, 6 for 31,

Eszex, 1st innings

Martindale, 8 for 32.

West Indies, 2nd innings (

wickets, declared)

Da Costa, 105 not out. Essex, 2nd innings,

WARWICK ». HAMPSHIRE

106

33

370

For some unaccountable reason, the Micklesex, batting fell to pieces in their accond innings when they were skittled out for €9. Both returned the excellent figures of 6 for 24. Lancashire then went in to knock off the required runs for the loss of 1 wicket.

The scores were!- aliddlesex, 1st innings..... 200

Hendren, 169. Lancashire, 1st innings

Watson, 139.

***Iddon, 98.

ARMY TENNIS

·A' COY. LINCOLNS BEAT R.A.

The following were results of a tennis match played at Sham- shuipa on Tuesday, between "A" Coy, let Bn. The Lincolns Regt. and I..8 Brigade R.A, in the Kowloon Section of the Hong. Kong Area Tennis League-

Cpl. Berriman and L/Cpl. Ridley

Cpl. Clarke and Harper

K.K.S. Brigade B.A. Lieut. Waring and

A Coy:-int Bn. Lincolns.

Lieut. Roissier and

Lieut. Douglas: buffer

8

Sgt. Pratt

Cpl. Berrinian and

Lieut. Ropes and

L/Cpl. Ridley ...

1

Sgt. Harding:

Cpl. Clarke and

L/Sgt. Bryant and

Pts. Harperuse

10

L/Sgt. Brown

Lieut. Waring and

1

Sgt. Pratt

Lieut. Ropes and

0

Sgt. Harding

Lieut. Roissier and Lieut. Douglas

1

L/Sgt. Brown

8

L/Sgt. Brown

Cpl. Clarke and

Lieut. Waring and

1

Sgt. Pratt,.....

Lieut. Roissier and Lieut Douglas

Lieut. Ropes and

*

Sgt. Harding.

Total Sets

Cpl. Berriman and

L'Cph Ridley

Pte, Harper ...

SOUTH CHINA WINS.} THE LEAGUE

FOOTBALI, FARCE AT CAROLINE HILL

What might have proved to be a good match turned out to be a farce at Caroline Hill yesterday, when South China played St. Joseph in their last match of the] season. A good number of sup. porters of the Chinese team turned up on time only to find that only five of St. Joseph's regular players had bothered to turn up, After a A delay of more than twenty minutes several spectators were persuaded to change and play for St. Joseph's, who fielded seven man when the game started and two more later on.

The score at the interval was 4-1 against St. Joseph and the final whistle found them 1 behind.

South China had their full team on the ground, on time, and thus

won the first division of the Foot- ahead of R.A, and the Borderers, ball league, finishing one point

runners-up.

a well-played 140.

In the second inmings Glamorgan made 290, leaving Sussex 110 to win but time did not permit of this and when they had scored 30 with out loss, stumps were drawn.

The scores were:

L/Sgt. Bryant and

L/Sgt. Bryant and

Total Sets

GOLF

B

DRAW FOR HAPPY VALLEY

TOURNAMENT

The following is the draw for the Happy Valley Summer Tournainent- singles:-

Вуе.

W. J. S. Key (16) r. N." M. Currie (16).

W. H. Edmonds (12) W. Fooks (18).

J. P. A. Davis (17) r. A. I Powell (X),

A. Macfarlane (17) ...J. W. Mayhew (15)..

W. E. Williams (17) . H. T Brooke (17). Torrible (3)..

R. K. Valentine (8) . A. W.

Ashby (17)..

J. 8 Dykes (13), r. R. H. G.

F. M. Ellis (14) r. R. W. Amery (X)

C. W. E. Bishop (15) 'r. R. A. Ed- wards (18).

A. W Muir (17) v. N. Drum- inoad (14).

C. Thwaites (10) . J. E, Dovey (15).

..."

H, N.. Williamson (13) r. 8. S. Cook (17),

D. Thomson (9) ". D. M- Goodall (17).

First Round, LB Holmes (15) r. E. Thom- son (18).

230

Middlesex, 2nd innings

C2

Booth, 6 for 24. Lancashire, 2nd innings (for

1 wicket)

Glamorgan, 1st innings

33

Sussex, lat innings (for 8

wickets, declared)

304

Glamorgan, 2nd innings ..... Sussex, 2nd innings (for o

wickets)

900

30

D. Kinnaird (1) r. A. G. Ursell (17).

SURREY ». GLOUCESTER

HAMMOND BOWLS WELL.

A feature of this match was the good bowling of Wally Hammond who took 6 wickets for 08- runs in Surrey's first innings. In spite of this, however, Surrey won by three

wickets..

Gloucester had first knock when they totalled 180 and in reply to 254. this, Surrey hit up 228.

MAYER, KILNER AND WYATT.

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Kilner and Wyatt to thank to these players, particularly Mayer, did extremely well.

The game too place at Birming- ham and when the visitors won the toss, they quite naturally elected to bat. With Mayer in good form with the ball, however,, they found. Fun-getting rather difficult and were all out for 151 runs, Mayer getting 6 wickets for. 51..

Warwick put up the big total of 316 in reply, Kilmer being top. scorer with 102 while their skipper, R. E. S. Wyatt helped himself to 90 before being defeated.

Hampshire.went in to bat for the second time with the unpleasant feeling that they were 164 runs in arrears. They were again unfortu- nate in finding Mayer (6 for 31) in good form and were, dismissed for

1131.

The scores were:- Hampshire, 1st innings...

Mayer, 8 for 61. Warwick, 1st, innings

Kilner, 100.

In their second innings, Glou- dester only managed 179 with the result that Surrey had no trouble in knocking off the required" runs for the loss of only seven wickets.

The scores were:- Gloucester, 1st janings .... Surrey, 1st innings

160

SOMERSET ». KENT

FREEMAN AGAIN.

Г.

ranton and thanks to some good The hop County made the trip to bowling by Tich Freeman, had the satisfaction of coming away with full points. A

Kont batted first and made 206 to which Somerset replied with 165, Freeman getting 5 wickets for 37 funs. In their second knock Kenz made only. 122, but Sumerset did even, worse and were dismissed for 110, leaving Kent winners by se

The scores were:~~~

228

Juris,

Hammond, 8 for 68,. Gloucester, 2nd innings Surrey, 2nd ippings, (for 7-

wickets)

172

195

*

LEICESTER v. NOTTS

ASTILL AND SMITH DO WELL.

At Leicester, Notts beat the home ounty on the first innings.

Taking first innings, Notts, made] 38, Astill getting 5 wickets for 60 runs. In reply Leicester totalled iba... :

The second innings sia Notte totalling 231, and this time bowling honours went to Smith who took 7 wickets for 55 rum Tune did not Pormit of the match being played to

finish and when Leicester had scored 111 for 4 stumps were drawn

The scores were: Notts, Ist innings

Astill, & for 60...

Kent, lat innings

Somerset, 1st innings

Freeman, 5 for 37. Kent, 2nd. innings. Somerset, 2nd janings

OXFORD v. WORCESTER

200

105

122

1:0

TOWNSEND GETS THREE- FIGURES.

This match was played on the University ground and ended in a

draw

their total of 467 for (declared), The county halted first and to Oxford replied with 383, Townsend, being the highest soore, with 133.

in their scoond innings Worces ter declared at 138 for 2 and when the Dark Blues had made 99 for 3, stumps were drives

The scores were –

Worcester, lat innings (0

wickets, declared)3

Oxford, 2nd innings (total for:

151.

239

315

Leicester, 1st innings

100

467

Notts,, 2nd innings

231

Wyatt, 90: Hampshire, 2nd innings

Mayer, & for 31.

131.

Smith, 7 for 55.. Leicester, and innings (for 4

wickets)

Oxford, 1st inninge

363

Townsend, 183

111

Worcester, 2nd innings (2

wickets, declared)

GLAMORGAN » SUSSEX

a wickets)

LANGRIDGE GETS A

HUNDRED.

At

Sussex beat Gismo1

bounty, bati

dan

MIDDLESEX LANCS.

CENTURIES FOR HENDREN

AND WATSON?"

Lancashire, did well to bent Mid-

diesex at Lord's by the big margin on the first inningse hof: 9" wickets, dra

The home team hatted first-ntul to

the spectators saw Hendren at his (plied with best when "Pat" rattled up 102 innings was

uick time to help his side put Langridge dis

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W. J. Waddington (17) r. E. M. Tetley (7).

E., P. White (15) .-S. A. Sleup (10);

J. M. Purves (X) v. K. Little- john (19).

W. A Stewart (9) v. A. W. Hodges (17).

W. L. Alexander (17) ". Lewis (6).

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C. H. Bradley (9) . S. §. Perry (17).

E. Owen (18). "Falconer" J. J. 'King (15).

J. Shepherd (18) v. A. E. Char- man (11),

A. B. Parves (9) ». H. H. Mundy (io).

J. L. Adams (17) v. J. A. R. Selby (8).

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