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MONDAY, OCTOBER 18: · 1980.

STAFFS v. I.RO,

The Indian Recreation Club INTERPORT TRIAL MATCH. Tere more than a match for the Staffs, and defeated them on On Saturday a trial match for Saturday comfortably by 71 runs. interport bonours took place The fielding of the 1.R.C. was between the Probables and good. Scores: the Next Fifteen. The Next Fifteen went to the wickets

I. R. C.

first and did not fare as well as|S. H. Ismail, b Tomory was anticipated. Runs ware A A. Ramjahn, b Holland slow is coming and Witshell and A. H. Rumjahn, b Rhodes de Rome were the only ones of A, A. Dusra, b Holland .. their side to score high figures K. Khan, e Long, b Holland (23 and 2 respectively) buss. D. Ismail, were later eclipsed by Pearce and Savage

Holland, b

B. J. Silva, e Tomory, b Savage

Ismail, e Rhodes, & Holland Weerapulli, b Rhodes Nazarin, not out

Extras

Turner. of the Probables, ho scored 44 and 51, not 005 respectively. The Belding of the 5. A. Ismail, b Holland Probables was smart, whilst the bowling was also good. Wodehouse being responsible for four wickets& and Edwards three. The Next Fifteen's innings was declared at 119 for nine wickets The Probables made a walk-over affair of it. by searing 158 runs for four wickets, thanks to the Tomory

Total

Bowling analysis.--

| splendid batting of Turner, Sager Rhodes

and Pearce The scores were:

Next Fifteen

F. J. de Rome, M. Franks, b

Davies ....

Capt, Gray, & Bird

Holland

Sivage

Marsh

23 20

Capt. Olliver, c Edwards, b

Wodehouse

C. Blakere Hancock, b Ed-

wards

A. E. Wood. t Wodehouse

W. D. Wilson,

Edwards

C

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CHINESE IMPORT SURTAN AND PAMINE FUND,

With reference to the Chinese) 98 request for permission to charge: 2310 per cent, import surtax to |mise » famine fund, the Asaki says that the Corps Diploma- matique met to discuss the Chinese proposal on the ad instant, when it was agreed that 118 the Chinese proposal should be rejected on the ground that it would deal a How to the trade of the Powers.

0. M. E. W. 4 0 25 3

6 0 27 2

10.31 28 5

6 0 2

2

3 0 16 0

Staffs Staf-Sergt. Long. b Weerapulli

12 Corp. Rhodes, e Silva, 5 Weer-

apulli

alSergt. Holland, A. H. Rum?)—

jahn, Weerapalli

3

Bagnall,

L:. Bevan, 1.b., Edwards .. R. C. Witchell, not out {J. Stalker.

house

3

Corp). Filmer, 1,bow, Dusta Staff-Sergt. Marsh, e anul 1.

email

23 Capt. Tomory, te Werrapalli

Q.M.S. Maugham, c and h

mail

Franks. b Wode-

+

EL Braga, 1.b.w.. Wodehouse Cupt. Spinks, set out

Extras

Total for 5 wickets)..119 Kennet, Hammond, Farthin; and Alexander did not but.

Bowling analysis.---

Bird

Davies

Edwards

Wodehouse

Corp. Savage, e Nizarin, b 1-

mail

L-Cpl. Spinks, e Navaria, b

Rumjahn

Sergt. Wilkinson, b Ramjahn Pe. Robson, met out

Extras

0. M. R.

32 7

CANADIAN PREMIER FAVOUR PROTECTION.

Speaking at Sherbrooke (Qua- bee), the Prime Minister, Sir Arthur Meigben, said the main issue at the next election would be a protective tariñ for Canadian 5 industries against free trade. Be pointed out that increased home 1 production meant increased pur ochases from the United States, and that only meant returning s of £2,200,000 yearly. c penalty 6 which Canada loses through adverse exchange rate with the Fnited States.

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MOTOR VEHICLES IN JAPAN, The Federation of British In- dustries has compiled a report on. 12 the position of the motor-vehicle) 2 trade in Japan from information 2 received from its correspondents 5 in that country, in which it is stated that presen: deliveries and 47 prices of English made vehicles

debar them from active competi-| Wtion for a long time to come. However, the Japanese bave undoubtedly become tired of the American motor ear and would welcome an English car Jeven a: a higher price.

$ 0 23 4

0. M. E. W.

Total

0 27

1

Bowling analysis.--

9 2 2

1

1336

A. A. Dasra

12 2 23 4

Weerapulli

5. H. Ismail

A. A. Rumjahn

48

&

20

Owing to the fact that the

The Probables.

T. E. Pearce, Hennett, b

Alexander

G. R. Sayer, b Alexander

Major Edwards, Witchell

W. C. D. Turmer, cot out. R. Hancock, b de Home Capt. Davies, not out

Extras

4 25 2

204 2

UNIVERSITY v. CRC.

AUSTRIAN WATER-POW EDEL PROJECTS. 51 University did not have a strong)

Reater's Agency learns that team against the C.R.C. the latter the Austrian Government bas 15 wen in their friendly fixture worked out very far-reaching pro- 15 mas comfortably. The C.R.C.jects with regard to the

made 193 runs for wickets, and ploitation of the water power of declared immediately. University with only 1 rusnexion with railways. One of Toribe country, especially in eon-

Total. (for 4 wickets-15

Eaguali. Wodehouse, Franks, Reed, McNaaghten and Brd did) (not bat.

Bowling analysis.-

Kennett Alexander

0. M. E. W.

6917

#45 2

Srores:

C. R. (. Wel Wing-lok.

Hun:

C

Baker,

Sin Man-ping, b T. Yeoh

n Hex Fan, C. H. Yeah & T.

Yeeh

Ng Sce-kwons, retired

f. Lee. not out

BEA'

Haremond

# D 20 ✪

31

Farthing

20

Witchell

1

Stalker

2014

{

Ho Man Pan, not out

Set max 1.

De Rome

3D 20

1

Ibe

CIVIL SERVICE v. R.G.A.

The Civil Servants met

Tetal (for 4 wåte, dec.) 190 J. Wong, Wel Lee-san, II. Chick R.G.A. in a friendly game on. Choa and Hung Man-t did Saturday. The Servants fielded bar.

strong team and the Gap- Bowling analysis. Bers made rather * poor show,

many of the players

Hunt

Yeoh

figuring locally for the time time-Baker Pombert was their best man and but for him this store being 3g T. L Cheah runs) the defeat of the ROA. would have been cru-bing. The Lee Civil Service secured 152 runs for six wickets.

Scores: R. G. A. Skeets, c and b Beran Pombeet, e Hake, b Edmonds Cousin c and b Bewan...... Lee, e Taylor, b Hamilton Thornton. b Hamilton Doggeril. 1.b.w. Edmonds Frampton. b Edmonds

Walker, Fincher, b Edmonds Baker, not out

Rose, b Larable

Foot, st., Strange, b Lamble

Extras

Tota!

Bowling analysis.-

Bevan

Gorbin

Taylor

Hamilton

53

ex

the expert advisers sent by the l'aited States to Austria bas just returned from an inspection of the work in connexion with electrifying the Tyrol lines and the Austrian State railways. He speaks in vers favourable terms

of what bas already been done.

EMPRE EXCHANGE.

of

Mr. J. F. Darling, of London, 14 addressing the Congress of Cham-

bers of Commerce at Torouto, suggested that a sound Erapire *ystem migh: be exchange established by a general issue for a comparatively short term exchange bills against goods in transit, and the establishment of an Empire Bank to acl as banker of the Government's bank. The Empire Bank would have a cen- tral office in London and offices throughout the Empire. Mr. Darling said that if the Empire's exchanges were placed

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D. M. R.

W.

1453

740

3 - 21

4-56 1 S

1

University,

ill. C. Hunt, e Hung. b Lee...

F. Baker. b Ny Sze-kwoog

T. L. Cheah, e Wei Wing-lot, b

Lee

4. C. Lee, e and b Lee

T. E. Yesh, & Ching

R. A. Basto, c Hung. b Sc

C. H. Yeah, b Lee

E. K. Ching, ran out

2J. Guzdar, e and b Ching

PL Youngsye, lb.m., Lee M. R. Yuen, not out

Extrax

117

Total Bowling analysis.-

O. 1. R. W. Lee

OD

11 united and economic basis the whole endeavoring to supply in- dividual wants while producing s surplus for the repayment of the] deb: to America the advantages to all parts of the Empire would 22 be considerable.

1

0

0 Bowling analysis.—

41E. W. Alderson

||F. J. Newman

O: M. R. W.N. L. H. Railton 15.4 12 5 JA. O. Brazo

D

0. M. R. W.

DA. W. Ramsay

11 3 23 3

DB. D. Evans "

8 1 16 1

3. E. S. Hodge

4

15 1

F. Travers

*

201

8 0

3

12 0

6 - 17 0

2- 6 0

5 1 31 2

7 1 23 2

4 0 17 0 4 1 18 0

1

K. C. C. SD. M. Goodall, b Lammert.

2

H. Ching

22 →

2 A. O. Brawn, c Lammert.

b

3 0 3 2

Hall

26

KOWLOOK

B. D. Evans, b Tillman ...

39

7. CRAIGENGOWER. This

F. Travers, b Lawrence

20

44

Ng Sze-kwong Un Hew-fan

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Extras

match was played at N. L. H. Pallton, e Bradbury, b

15 Kowloon, and was won by the Drake

elbome team by the narrow margiolg w. Alderson, c Holman, b

44 of seven runs. Scores:

43

Craigengower.

5. Jex, c Railton, b Ramsay

12. Basa, b Evans

12. W. Bradbury, 1.b.z., Ramsay 16 1. Lawrence, c Travers, b Ram

10

say

Lawrence

A. W. Ramsay, not out

3L. E. S. Hodge, b Drake

F. G. Thompson, not out .... 60

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21 P. J. Newman, not out .....................

6. T. Elson, L. J. Blackburn

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Stock Carried.

0

Extras

Total

.149

9 Bowling analysis.—

13

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Bowling analysis.-

Frampton Doggeril

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L. E. Lammert, b Travers 0. M. R. W. W. Hall, not out

16 2 48 9 H. Tillman, M. E. Asger,

7 1 23 1

2-19-

2-18

and Drake, did not bat

Extras

Skeets. Pombert

8.4 1 39 3

Total

L. E. Lammert Drake

--E. Tillpan

6- 891 3 - 18 1

4-16 2