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AUSTRALIA 701 BUT ENGLAND FIGHT BACK

90 For 0-And A True

Wicket:

INSPIRED BOWES

SEPTEMBER 11, 1934.

NUREMBERG

CONGRESS

Presentation Of Standards

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Fress" (Copyright.)].

Nuremberg, Sept. 9. Sunday at the National-Socialist

· party congress was a great day 'top' the Brownshirts and Blackshirts (Special Air Mail Service) .'"

who conveyed to the Fuehrer 4 244. In the end when he had personal message about the tasks London, August 21.

seems made 266. he ducked out of the for the coming year. Dense crowds Test match likely to be an unconscionable way of a rising ball and hit his made their way to the. Leopold arena where an impressive cere-

The Afth

time a-dying.

Australia yesterday bullt up their total to the "intimidating figure of 701; England replied with do for no wickets. And the Oval pitch is still as true as a billards-table.

Where do we stand now? There is Hammond, due for his turn of luck; there is Woolley, the peer- less Woolley; there is Leyland, the imperturbable, and then Wyatt, Ames and Allen. Walters is bat- un

wicket.

That is the only way we can dis-wony was staged, and the grand- He his stand reserved for foreign guests pose of him nowadays. his wicket at Leeds when he had of honour was filled long before made 131." A merciful man, and the hour appolated for the cere-

great playen. He and Bradman inony. Prominent between them have so far made 995 runs in the last two Test mat- ches!

among

the

Guests were these holding respon- sible positions in the Reich and confederate States, delegates froni the Reich's navy and generals of the Reichswehr.

The strains of the festive music began as Hitler With the chief of

When Ponsford committed hara-kiri, the tension relaxed. It was lunch-time then, and for 21 hours the Australian Innings con- ting exquisitely, and Sutcliffe istinued. It was shorn of its glory staff on his left hand and SS though. It dwindled before Bowes Fuehrer on his right began to as- and Allen, and at half-past four cend the steps leading up to the I write as an optimist admitted. Clark sent O'Reilly's balls spin-memorial raised in honour of these ly. for 701 is a fantastic total toning in the air. face. And Grimmett and O'Reilly

undefeated. stubborn and yielding.

28,000 SPECTATORS

on a worn wicket in the last in- The crowd stood up and cheered. nings will be formidable indeed. It was a happy crowd and an un- But cricket is a strange game.expectedly large one." There were way-ward and above the laws of actually 28.000 spectators, six probability.

thousand more than on Saturday. They certainly had their money's worth, these spectators. It was something to see the Australian wickets tumbling, and then, in the evening sunlight, Walters showed the difference between the artist and the craftsman.

Let us agree, at any rate, that England came creditably through their

ordeal yesterday. Several catches were dropped, it is true. but we have become hardened to

that

WICKETS

us

What an exquisite player he is! I remember one effortless drive

ball racing to the boundary, and a deflection to fine-legoff Me- Cabe. a lovely quicksilver stroke. When Walters is batting even a Test match quickens to a game again.

The English "attack was full of fire and hostility, and eight Aus-through the covers which sent the tralian wickets went down for 228 runs. Bowes, In one inspired spell, dismissed Woodfull. Kippax and Chipperfield, in three overs for four runs, and when Allen sent McCabe's middle stump cartwheeling in the air after only ten minutes play, we thought we might see the real England at

last

•

It nas peen suggested what Clark introduced fast leg-theory attack. He did no more than bowl to the normal feld for & fast left-hander. He had our men close in on the leg side, aš he was perfectly entitled to do, and there. was nothing strange or controversial in that.

4.

Certainly these tactics did not raise the body-line bogy, as some people would have believed.

Nor, for that matter, did body- line enter into it when Bowes bowled short to Woodfum. It may be that Woodfull ducked, and the crowd shouted, but Bowes was merely presenting the batsman with an opportunity to use the book.

เ

THE WANTON WIND

who fell in the Great War. The Fuehrer stood with bared head and bowed before the memorial while the band played "Once I had a cpmrade.' The Brownshirts also bared their heads and the stillness was relieved by cheers for the Fuehrer that broke out the spell was broken. At 11.30 the grand roll call began in the Leo- pold arena when the Brownshirts and Blackshirts streamed past the Fuehrer.

when

Hitler's address to the Brown- shirt detachments and the Black- shirts contained three statements of great fundamental importance as defining the present standing of the S9 and SA. The Fuehrer said "several months ago a dark sha- dow passed over our movement. Many opponents believed that the Walters was undefeated at the time had come when in all pro- close of play. This morning we bability the power of the National- shall delight in him once more, Socialist part would come to an“ with Sutcliffe as-his natural foll end. I have commanded your we shall watch the duel, against presence here, my comrades, tr the Australian spin bowlers. We place three facts on record. They shall remember that Woolley and are 1, that the Brownshirt detach- Hammond, Leyland and Wyatt, ments had just as little to do with Ames and Allen are still to come. And we shall, against all continue to hope.

this shadow as any other institu- odds. tion of our party. Two, that every-

CHINA AND SILVER

Exports Will Be Larger

(Special Air Mall Service)

Let us forget body-line and talk of the weather. At half-past ten

London, August 22. It was drizzling. At eleven o'-

Silver reacted again yesterday, clock it was "definitely raining. despite continued buying by the and cricket seemed about to be American authorities, the fall washed out. Then the wind blew being wholly due to continued the clouds away, the sun shone, heavy selling from China. Erratic Woodfull inspected the wicket, movements of this klad "must the covers were wheeled in, and continue unless and until Mr. Ponsford and McCabe came out Roosevelt abandons his external the Australian in- silver purchase policy. If he should to continue nings.

do so. silver would fall sharply,

one might see that my relationship to you all, my comrades, is exact - ly the same as for fourteen years past. Three, that our enemies might see that the Party rests on solid foundation and that the Brownshirts and Blackshirts still stand sa guarantors of a National- Socialist revolution: The |ment stands as firmly to-day, as this block of granite here.. But we have assembled for this roll call not only to show how indestruc. tible is our movement and its or ganisation but also to give over 126 standards to the Brownshirts and 75 standards to the Blackshirts.”

move-

Thereupon Hitler solemnly and impressively performed the act sic- companied by the following words "thus I hand over you the new en- signs in the firm conviction that I am giving them to the most faith- ful hands in the whole of Ger- many." Transocean Kuo Min...

It was tiresome, that wind, al-not merely because of the with- though it saved us from the rain. drawal of American support, but It whipped across the ground because that would lead to a unless silver falla the margin must from the West; it sent scraps of liquidation of the present large be quickly restored (and perhaps paper dancing over the pitch; it "bull" position. Meanwhile Ameri- even increased) by the effect of a whirled dust storms over the can buying, and the "bull" specu- deteriorating trade balance upon Chinese heads of unhappy spectators; it lation which it induces, must tend the value of the tael set a harassed man stalking always to make illéér worth more banks again sell aliver, and the wilful bowler hat which cavorted in London than in Shanghai margin again narrows.

That differential leads Chinese wantonly about the field of play.

we were

an obstinate

appears.

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