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JAPANESE MINIATURE COUNTY CRICKET

BASES

RAIDED

Aerodromes And Defence Works Destroyed

From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, July 16. Thirty-two Japanese planes subjected Yinglak, on the Canton- Hankow Railway; to a severe raid this morning when over forty persons were killed.

That the air raid was intended to kill civilians was attested by the fact that the railway was not damaged As the railway is pro- tected by anti-aircraft- guns, which went into action against the enemy raiders, the bombing was carried out from a great akitude.

"Kiangchaen. just about 10 miles north of Canton on the same. railway, was also hombed this morning, and over fifteen were kill- ed and scores were wounded.

Owing to the late rising of the moon, there was no rald to-night. After supper, many people were getting ready to leave for places of refuge in the event of an air rald as on Thursday and Friday night, but no alarm was sounded. locate, the whereabouts of the Jap- anese miniature bases at San Tap and Kao Lan Islands south of Chungshan county early on Friday The aerodromes, aefence works and wharves of these two islands were destroyed, according to ver- nacular reparts.

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FAGGAGAIN BATS WELL FOR KENT

Hampshire Dismissed For Less Than 100

Lendon, July 16. Close of play scores in County cricket championship matches commenced today were as follows: At Colchester, Sussex, 124 (Ray Smith 5 for 33) v. Essex 269 for 3 (Taylor 154 not out).

At Cardiff, Somerset 150 (Wooller 5 for 38) v. Glamorgan 143 for 8.

MONDAY, JULY 18, 1938.

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Shanghai and Swatow. At Northampton, Hampshire 97 Shanghai and Amoy (Partridge & for 29) v., Northamp-straits

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Direct Service "-Londen date. Imperial the breaking of the dykes has des There was Do, play in

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Kaifeng (Transocean).

BASEBALL

Chinese Defeated At C. Hill

A Rest of Hong Kong team de- feated the Chinese Baseball Club nine, champions of the League, by seven runs to five in a baseball game at Caroline, Hil! yesterday."

The scores:

BRADMAN'S KNOCK

In their match at Nottingham ground against Nottinghamshire. the Australiars were dismissed for 343, Harris taking four wickets for

60 runs.

Don Bradman hit up 56 in 85 minutes but was sedate, while Sidney Barnes scored 58 during his 120 minutes' stay at the wicket. He hit ve boundaries.

OTHER RESULTS Results of County cricket matches concluded on Friday were

CHINESE R.C. ARE

TOO GOOD FOR as follows:-

THE INDIANS

Win A Division Of Tennis League

SOOKUNPOO TEAM

TROUNCED

Chinese Recreation Club were

· ESSEX v. KENT

A. Fagg's amazing batting per- formance of scoring a double cen- tury in each inhings for Kent put everything else in the shade in this match against Essex at Colchester.

This young batsman contributed. 244 to Kent's total of 429 in the first innings.

After Essex had replied with 350, T N. Pearce scoring 137 not out. Kent declared their second innings at 313 for one, this time Fagg hit-

far too good for the Indian Roting up 202 not out. creation Club in their much-await. Essex had lost two ed encounter at Causeway Bay eight runs when yesterday, winding by the large

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Bowen

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CHINESE BASEBALL CLUB

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Lum Ching

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TEST CRICKET

(Continued from Page 1)..

FAST BOWLER

Newcomer to the team is Bowes,

the Yorkshire fast bowler. Until recently he was undt to play in a

The Chinese are thus Champions

of the "A" division, and, on their record, fully deserve the honour.

Scores

Tsui Yan-plu and Paul Kong

(C.R.C.):

beat 8. A. and O. Rumjahn 6-1 1. beat Rumjahn and Madar... 7-

beat Minu and Razack ..... 6-3 [Trui Wai-pui and, W. C. Hung

(C.R.C.):

beat S. A. and O. Rumjahn... 7-5 beat Rumjahn and Madar ... 6-4 beat Minu and Razack ....................... B-2

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Test match owing to a knee di Post Office Notice

ability for which he received, re- gular medical attention.

N. W. D. 'Yardley was selected as twelfth man in the First Test at Trent" Bridge,

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wickers for stumps drawn, Kent thus taking points on Arst innings.

NORTHANTS 7. YORKSHIRE

At Peterborough, Yorkshire had no difficulty in beating Northants by an innings and,, 62 runs.

Northants scored 198 and 177, while Yorkshire made 435 for five wickets declared, Herbert But- cliffe hit up 104 and Mitchell 133.

GENTLEMEN' V. PLAYERS

At Lord's, Gentlemen defeated Players by 133 runs.

The Gents 'complled 441 in their first innings of which H. T. Bart- lett made 175 not out, and in reply the Players made. 218, Farnes tak ing eight wickets for 43 runs

In the second innings, the Gen tlemen declared at 172 for eight wickets. Peter Smith securing five for 68, The Players were dismissed ļa second time for 232, of which

Edrich had 78. -

SURREY v. HAMPSHIRE AL Guildford Surrey defeated Hampshire by an innings and 71

runs.

Surrey totalled. 433 (Whitfeld 138), while Hampshire were out for 218 and 144,'.

SUSSEX v. GLOUCESTER At Hove, Bussex defeated Glou cester by 10 wickets.

Sussex declared their first innings Gibb, Verity, Hutton, Paynter

at 414 for nine wickets and skittled Compton, Wright, Goddard, Edrich,

out Bloucester for 207, H. E. Ham: Hong Kong and Shanghai Trad-mond taking five for 38. Follow Hardstaff and Barnett were among the selections for the Third Testing Corp., Edgar Horwood;

ing on, Gloucester were out a sec- International Merchandising Co.; ond time for 255, Haramond this which was abandoned at Manches

Alvin King: ter no play being possible during

time taking four for, 35.. Messrs. Leatherulan Co.; Lio the whole at the four days owing

Sussex had no difficulty in win- Hol Tschehn, Olga; Titi. Fa. Lynnning, hitting up 21 without oss," to rain. Other selections

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Rain' interfered with the Axture On - Jane 29 and July 1, 1935, Mixing:

between, Lancashire and Somerset Sandakan for "Bowen, playing

Yorkshire National Provincial Bank Ltd. at Nelson and the match was aban- | Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Cans- against Northamptonshire at Ket-Nghi Kiet Sten. Sino-Americandoned as a draw.. tering took 8 wickets for 18 runs Trading Co.:

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LEICESTER V. NOTTS

At Leicester, Leicestershire took Tratmann and Co.;.

points on first innings from Not- It will be recalled that the First and Second Test matches were Donald C. Ward: LE Wash-tinghamshire. drawn at

Notta totalled 167 (8. Perry 5 for Trent Bridge and broov; Mrs. M. K. Weldon: Lord's, respectively. The Third Messrs, The Wharinger K E 40) and 187 for four wickets, while Test was not" played,

Woetzel, Chemical Industries En Leicester had 175 (Voce four for

66). The Fourth Test commences at gineering Co.: Leeds on Friday and will be con- Mr. Lee H. Young: Yuen Kee tinued on Saturday, Monday and and Co. Tuesday, while the Fifth Test will

be played at the Oval starting on August 20.

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