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Headley was not impressed by his array of slips, nor by the three short legs, for he at ence cut him stiperbly, drove Him to long on, and then made yet another late eat which whizzed past Uammond's fent at second slip.

R. 8. Grant entered into the argument by forcing a ball from Copson with a cross-batted blaw straight, to the sight screen, but he was missed at short slip when Wright, who yesterday seemed to be bowling slower, came on with the score at 41.

Bowes, who had been brought on earlier and had bowled Grant, and who was taking his time over

THE SERVICES

(Continned from Page 33 -Ltd. (E).-K. F.Marshall, to South- ampton: 0. Howlett, - to Glorious (June 27): W: H, Furbes, tg Glorious (July 1).

drick, N. L Crea(July 3

Sub-Lis

RNR).-J.G

M. G. McKen to Dryad for

Brookes

Proby Sub-L-7. W. Anthony, A off the leg stump into Hammond's

Boyd . B. W. Smith, T. E. Taylor, D. hands at short slip. That was E. Payne, B. H. Morgan, 6 AG very queer thing to do, and when Godden, J. H. Cameron played a shade too soon to be caught and bowled six wickets were down for 199 runs.

Worse was to come, for one run (proby.), E A Tyrer, AR. E. Bishop. later Headley himself hit a ball entered as Proby, Sub-Lis (seny, July straight to silly mid-off." and a 3); apptd to Dryad for ersa..

Act Sub-Lia. (A).-G. B Bragg, G. D. Nutt, to Glorious (June 25); G. great minings was at an end,

Bolt, to Arka ¡L: BOIL

Mids (A)

Franklin,

If this match will be re- membered for nothing else and will think of Headley's bat- ting; the ease with which he could more his feet to good and threatening bowling and make Bowes and Copson look half pace.

Ark Royal July 10)

Glorious (June 25); M. 5. T. Broad-

wood, appt to Eagle cancelled; R. G. Drake, to Ark Royal (July 10),

Schunr. Candidates.-J. L. Belbin K McC. Clarke, R. W. Cox, R. Danie, 0. W Guy, G. V. Kell, G. W. Mead, W. H. Newcombe, H Page, G., V. Trafford. EL T. Waller, W. F. Wellman, to Vio- tory for erse, ii Dryad (Julý 10).

THE ARMY

COURSE IN CHINESE

Then came the first of three his, business and not bursting him- catches when Bowes elegantly held self in an exertion for pace, bowled his right hand out at mid-on toi one splendid over to Sealy, who, hold a tall which Martindale hit in the next over. jumped in the hard enough to pass any fields- air and thrashed the ball away man. It is in no spirit of dis- A preliminary course of instruction to the off. The runs were "hard respect to the fielding of Boves in Chinese (Pekingese) is to begin on to find, for England's fleiding was that I state that it was one of the October 8 at the School of Oriental as clean as could be, with Paynter most surprising events of the Studies, University of London, and will end on December is. The names at cover-point and Hardstaff, away match. A few more runs and then of officers who wish to attend are

are to on the leg side, particularly ener-Hardstaff held another amazing be sent in daring July after the sp- getic. The returns of Gimblett. catch from a hard slash low down plicants have made themselves ac- too, in this match deserve more on his boots at cover-point, and quainted with the Regulations Relat ¡ing to the Study of Foreign than passing mention.

to keep the keenness alive Copson, Language. off his own bowling, followed up

TREATED WITH RESPECT

At the luncheon Interval. the down the wicket to hold a catch West Indies score stood at 117 for as near the bat as the ball had

pitched. three wickets, Headley then having made 54, and every prospect of leaving England some few runs toj make before half-past 6.

still 34

TERRIFIC ENGLISH START

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ROYAL AIR FORCE

COMMAND OF NO. 41 GROUP The Air Ministry announces that All of which meant that Eng-Air Cominodore George Laing, C.BE command of No. 1 and had to score 99 runs to win 14 to assUNTE Weekes had done well, even it

Group with effect from July 28. The start was he had been a shade lucky, until 110 minutes. he was caught at the wicket, and terrific: Gimblett hit a full pitch from Martindale for 4, which he the game, which had become a followed with a full-blooded blowvitation to play the left-handed most closed once again, became over the square leg buandary for batsman's stroke, Into the hands very much alive, for the West

of slip, but when the ball --was Indles were then only 27 runs Kutton then treated himself to pitched a shade shorter-he lashed ahead, and there were

a hook for 4 and with Gimblett it square and hard to the bound- hours left for cricket.

making a grand on-drive off Mar- ary. tindale 35 runs had been scored Hammond took "matters leisurely in 20 minutes. At that score { enough, with an occasional forcing in 20 minutes. At that score. Hut- | stroke which makes him look to be ton played outside and late to aa better batsman than anyone else ball and was bowled, and when in the world, while Martindale, Gimblett. ratber Impertinently, | Hylton, ană Constantine bowled tried to hit a yorker away to leg their hearts out in an effort to two wickets were down.

take at least one more wicket.. Hammond was in no mood for They were denied that pleasure. the loss of another wicket, al- but they at least käew that their though he once all but dragged bowling had been not the least a ball from Martindale on to his distinguished feature of a splendid

Paynter neglected the in-game

Constantine decided that this was the occasion to play sedately-not" even Sutcliffe could have been more tolerant to bowling. Suddenly. he changed his mind, his old ́im- pulse regained possession, and he swept a ball from Wright which was pitched well out- side the off stump," away to the square-leg boundary.

A few more eccentricities and he pald the penalty by cutting a ball wicket

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