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Commencing with Germany's answer to "All Quiet"

"4 INFANTRY MEN"

Featuring Edward Everett Horton

FOLLOWED BY

ONCE A GENTLEMAN

EMMA

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Marie Dresaler

BEN-HUR (Sound & Music)

Ramon Novarro

MEN LIKE THESE

The Submarine Epic

LIFE OF THE PARTY

THE CHAMP

SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET

All Technicolour

Wallace Beery

Helen Hayes

MATA HARI

Garbo & Novarro

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Never a Better Selection of Outstanding Successes

{ BADMINTON PLAYERS—

TEN MORE CENTURIES

DENIS Secin an exhibi-

ENIS Hazoll effecting a back-

tion

Badminton match against

S. A. Gray at the Radio Sports Club last Thursday.

Heard on the

Court

Gleanings from Here! and There

MISS LYLE'S PROGRESS

Mina N. M. Lyle followed up her Successer nt Hurlingham and Chiswick Park by winning her third consecutive tournament at St. George's Hill, again without the loss of a set, In the final she bent Miss N. Trentham by G-0 6-3, winning the first set with the loss of only ten points. The case with which Mias Lyle executed all the recognised strokes Was in marked contrast to that of the ruther stiff action of her opponent. Miss Lyle's subtle drop-shots were always a source of annoyance to Mles Trentham, who seldom start- cd early enough to reach them. This was because she did not an- ticipate them always as she ought to have done, but there was some!

BUT BOWLERS ARE NOT ENTIRELY ECLIPSED

HAZELL 12 FOR 122: LARWOOD

11 FOR 117

IDDON OF Lancashire SCORES 201

London, July 2

BATSMEN AND BOWLERS divided the honours in English county cricket during the last three days, for, although ten batsmen exceeded the three-figure mark and Iddon went so far as to hit up 201, Larwood of Nottinghamshire, Hazell of Somerset, and Verity and Macaulay of Yorkshire, all accomplished good per- formances with the leather.

-GIVE EXHIBITION

RAY, who won by Z sate to I,

W chiefly, a result of his superior overhoed work, is asen here at the conclusion of a typical smash from half-court-Photos by Ming Yuen,

1

LEAGUE TENNIS

THIS AFTERNOON'S PROGRAMME

Yorkshire returned to real form to win by an in- nings, and three players were responsible for the defeat of Essex by Somerset by a similar margin. Despite a gallant innings by Walter Hammond, Gloucester suffer- ed another crushing defeat. Another splendid century by S. H. Brooke made rosier the prospects of Oxford for I. R. C. V K. C. C. the varsity game which starts on Monday.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

After their defeat at the hands of the Chinese Recreation Club,

Somerset (455) beat Essex (250 and 125) at Leyton by an innings the league champions, the IR.C.,

and 74 runs..

Yorks (251 for 6 dec.) beat Northants (89 and 113) at Northampton

by nn innings and 49 runs, Derby (180 and 166) won on 1st innings against Surrey (88 and

23 for 2) at Chesterfield.

Lancashire (413) drew with Sussex (322 for 5) at Manchester. Notts (262 and 95 for 4) beat Gloucester (262 and 91) by 6 wickets

at Nottingham.

Leicester (248 and 90 for 7) heat Middlesex (203 and 133), by

3 wickets at Leicester.

FRIEN DLIES,

Oxford (317 and 29 for 0) beat Leveson-Gower's XI (195 and 147)

by 10 wickets at Eastbourne. Cambridge (232 and 182 for 7) drew with ML.C.C. (300 and 230

for 8) at Lord's.

excuse, as Miss Lyle disguised HOW NOTTS!'

them very discreetly.

In a match between the Western Amateurs and Professionals, the Jatter won by 6 rubbers to 3. the scores being.

Singles:H. B. Purcell (Amu- tears) lost to D. Maskell 3-6 0-6: G. E. Godsell (Amateurs) lost to T. C. Jeffery 3-6 1-6; C. A. Carr (Amateurs) lost to C. Road 4-6 2-6; H. Billington (Amateurs) lost to A. C. Roberts 3-6 4-6; J. T. B. Leader (Amateurs) lost to D.-W. (Continned on Page 11.)

AUSTIN TO PLAY IN DAVIS CUP

Britain's Team v Germany Next Friday,

London, June 26. H. W. Austin, now com- pletely recovered from his re- cent operations, has been in- cluded in the British Davis Cup team to oppose Germany in the semi-final round of the

Play European Zone. mences at Berlin on July 8.

The British team comprises H. W. Austin, G. P. Hughes, II. G. N. Lee, and Fred Perry.

com-

BEAT

GLOUCESTER

HONOURS LIST.

Batting.

have to-day to meet a strong Kow- loon Cricket Club aix, and the possible result is very open.

The most attractive fixture umong the "C" Division teams is the meeting of the Recreio and the Graduates' Association. Both

have so far remained undefeated, but from records to date the odds are slightly in favour of the Graduates, despite the fact that they will be the visitors..

The complete programme is:-

"A" Division.

H.K.C.C. I.R.C.

A

S.G.A.A.

K.C.C.

Division.

.

"B"

Y.

C.C.C. I.R.C. 201

Idlon (Lancs.) v. Sussex ..... Lee, F. (Somerset) v. Essex ... 140 Hammond (Gloucester) v. Notts 119 Pope (Essex) v. Somerset

115

113

112

111-

Brooke (Oxford) v. L Gower's XI Nawab of Pataudi (M.C.C.) v., K. S. Duleepsinhji (Sussex) v.

SOMERSET RECRUITS. DOES WELL WITH THE BALL: YORKS BOLD MOVE

VARSITY MATCH

POINTER

manner of Gloucester'a j

Cambridge

Lancs.

3. Lee, (Somerset) v. Esuex ... 109 Butterworth (Lanes.) v. Sussex 107 A. G. Hazlerigg (Cambridge) v..

M.C.C.

* Signifies not out.

Dowling.

rankl

II.K.C.C.

V. C.S.C.C.

A.T.C.

V. II.K.U.T.C.

V. E.C.A.A.

C. de R. K.C.C. C.R.C.

V.

"C" Division.

S.C.A.A. L.R.C. H.K.U.T.C. V.

V. K.C.C. V. C.R.C.

JL.K.C.C.

V. Y.M.C.A.

A.T.C.

P.R.C.

V.

K.LT.C.

104*

C. de R. F.C.

V G.A.

RIDING

1. R.S.C.

The

thants

Oxford

defeat by Notts stands out as one Hazeli (Somerset) v. Suases 7 for 87 HONGKONG of the most interesting features of Larwood (Notts) v. Glow- the programme. Gloucester in cester their first knock hit up 262, and!

and Notts put an identical total on Verity (Yorks) v. Northants 8 for the score board. The total col-Macuislay (Yorks) v. Nor- lapse of Gloucester in their second venture then offered Notts an Stroud (L. Gower's XI) v easy win. They disposat of their opponents for 94, Larwood-follow- ing up his first bowling success

5 for 5

U for 70

6 for 38

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when he took 6 for 79, by enp-122 rupa. Inzell is a newcomer following fields, Hunting, turing 5 for 38.

to Somerset.

Yorkshire's confidence in her F. and J. Lee, together with Hazell performed so brilliantly howlers was demonstrated against with bat and ball for Somerset Northants, when, in reply to the against Essex that they won the Northants first innings score of match between them. The Lee 80 (Vority 8 for 39), the "Tykes" combination

and put together 251 for 6 wickets and scored 2.19

(Continued on Page 11.) Hazell captured 12 wickets for

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