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MALACCA BEATEN BY AN INNINGS

Sukumaren's Fine Bowling

Malacca, July 7.

Negri Sembilan concluded their

inter-State cricket fixture here by beating Malacca by an innings and

aine runs.

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The Negri declared their first innings closed at 181,

Malacea started fairly well, but Sukumaren made havoc among the tall and finished up with the analysis of five for 31, which in cluded the hat trick.

All out for 77, Malacca followed on, but did little better. being all out for 95.

Sukumaren was again the bowler to cause most of the trouble and he captured five wickets for 22. making his total for the match 10 for 53.

Malacca came out to fleld this.

morning without de Vries. who Francis schoolboy. deputised was indisposed, and James a St.

wicket-keeper.

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The resumption saw cautious Negri batting. the first quarter of an hour's play yielding only one

run.

Colville then bowled Beneviratne (six for 153). The same bowler obtained Captain Young's wicket for nought (seven for 157). De Vries then gave а catch to Sukumaren off Colville for nought (eight for: 166).

The Negri declared at 181 for eight, Salmon was 25 not out in a hard hit, if chancy, innings.

Colville bowled excellently this morning, returning six overs, three wickets, nine runs.

Bowling: Copper, one for 35: Colville, four for 33; Rogers, one-

for 18: Ibrahim, none for 23: Kong Yen, none for 15: Chandrapala.

none for 15: Rodrigues, none for nine; Witherby, one for six.

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Cooper, e Salmon, b de Silva Rogers, c Shields, b Sukumaren Chandrapala, b Sukumaren ... Witherby, b de Silva Kong Yen, c and b Sukumaren

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The Malacca opening pair, Burn- ham and de Vries batted brightly | Ibrahim, c Shields, & Suku- till Burnham, was run out by Shields (one for 5). Without ad- Capt. Colville, not out

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James then became associated

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and the score mounted briskly, De Vries, leg glancing Sukumaren for four, sent up the 50 in 45 minutes.

James was caught behind the wicket off the last ball "before lunch. He played attractively for 18 in his first big match

Lunch was taken with the score at 55 for three.

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bowled by de Silva (four for 57); De Vries was taken smartly be hind the stumps by Young off de Silva after scoring 24 tave for

58).

A collapse then followed the last five wickets failing for 19 runs. Sukumaren. in capturing the wickets of Ibrahim, Rogers and Colville with consecutive deliveries performed the hat trick.

Malacca were all out at 3 p.m. for 7.

MALACCA FOLLOW ON

Malacca followed on and Burn- ham and "de Vries again batted brightly. Burnham was caught by Young after scoring 11 (one for 14). James was next to go rup out (two for 33). Cooper was caught by Salmon skying de Stiva

(three for 49).

De Vries sent,up the 50 in 40 minutes.

Rogers was caught behind the wicket (four for 55). Chandrapala was bowled by Sukumaren for two (five for 66); de Vriea was at last bowled by de Silva with a lovely leg break for a well-compiled 44, which included five boundaries, in an hour's stay. (six for 72).

De Silva, with his next delivery bowled Witherby (seven for 72), Kong Yen returned the ball to Sukumaren (eight for 79). "Rod- rigues raised de Silva on, to the pavilion roof to send up 90, but: Ibrahim was then out to a mag- nfäcent one-handed catch by Shields, off Bukumaren (nine for 91)...

Tea was taken with the score

95 for 9.:

The Innings was ended without addition to the score.

NEGRI SEMBILAN—1st Innings. Miller b Cooper

Stiver, c and b Witherby

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Chapman, b Colville Seneviratne, b Colville Balmon,

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Bowling: Sukumaren, Ave for 22; de Silva, three for 19; Vythalingam, one for tour: Miller. none for 11.

BOBBY JONES'S TRIBUTE

To Miss Wethered

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London, June 26. "Miss, Wethered is one of the best players in the world," said Bobby Jones after her magnificent play in an 18 holes exhibition match at Atlanta, Georgia, yester- day.

She and Charles Yates, the US. Inter-collegiate champion, finished all-square with Jones and Miss Dorothy Kirby, a 15-year-old girl player from Georgia, on Jones's home course.

Mies Wethered had three birdies during the outward half which she did in 36, equalling the men's par figures.

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GUN BATTLE IN SINGAPORE

Bingapore, June 28. Two 25-year-old London men led' a pulice passe to-day in a fierce daylight. gun battle against Chi- nese gangsters outside the naval base.

The gangsters were captured. All the police escaped without injury.

The Landon men were Assistant Superintendents N. G. Norris and D. G. Broadhurst,

Mr. Norris's home is at Earl's

Jones also had three birdies in his outward figures and returned a score of 34 for the nine holes | Court." two under par

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Tel Aviv, Palestine, who now lives in Claremont-road, Ealing, Major Broadhurst retired in 1932 after thirty-three years' service in the military police.

*She muffed only two fren shots, this being due to her unfamiliarity with the Bermuda grass. Her putting, however, was remarkable. Jones will now be operated on for appendicitia

He has been suffering from this trouble for some time, but had postponed the operation with he had had a chance of playing a match with M'ss Wethered.

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