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HENDREN FLOGS THE LANCASHIRE BOWLERS

BUT EFFORT

IS VAIN

SUSSEX LOSE

100 PER CENT RECCRD

SURREY SURPRISE GLOUCESTER

WEST INDIES FIRST WIN

"PATSY" HENDREN. Sussex, Gloucester and Middlesex lost their 100 percent records in the County Cricket championship as a result of the programme concluded to-day, leaving Lancashire, who thoroughly trounced Middlesex to enjoy the distinction alone.

BORDERERS MAY YET BECOME THE CHAMPIONS the recently formed Children's Play CLUB EARN POINT IN

HEAD FOOTBALL TABLE

TO-DAY'S VITAL

MATCH

grounds Association. The contesting teams will be the Combined Sor- vices and the Combined Chineno.

The match will be played on the Hongkong Football Club ground at Happy Valley, and in timed to com mence at 4.30 p.m.

The following tearn and reserves have been, solected to ropresent the The South Wales Borderers, Combined Services:Gor, Combey thanks to a decision of the Royal Artillery); Gnr. Allen (Royal Football Council, following a Artillery) and L/C Mullane (South)

Borderers), capt.: Marine precedent established in con- Walen nexion with other matches, Davey, Royal Marines). Gnr. Pardoo have been placed directly in the loyal Artillery) and Pte. Podmore (South Wales Borderers); Pte. Baldry running for the First Division Lincolns), L. S. A. Usher (Royal championship of football league.Navy), A. B. Parkins (Royal Navy), L/C Ridley (Lincolns) and Gnr. Seal Yesterday it has decided that Royal Artillery). their game with the Police played inst month should carry with it four points. This brings the Bor- Morrison, derers programme to a finish and Wales leaves them at the head of table on level pegging with

goal average.

Reserves:-Pte. Jahnson, Pte. Cpl. Underwood, Ito. Mathias and Pto. Dunean (South Borderers), Staker Reed the Royal Navy), Cpl. Ash, L/C Cork the and I/C Itarding (Lincolns).

FOOTBALL RULES. ·

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LAST MATCH

Wasted Chances to Beat the Athletic

A draw was a fair result in yesterday's First Division- football match between the Club and Chinese Athletic, when the teams shared four goals.

Nevertheless, the Club had two magnificent chances of snatching both points in the closing stages, but Williams was tasty in his shooting and ballooned over the bar.

This gene saw the Clubs complote their fixtures for the nchievement shared only by, the Artillery, Borderers, Navy and South Ching.

Reason

An

Surrey, Notts and Kent recorded their first Artillery, but enjoying a superlor|| outright victories of the season, and the West Indies

If South China lose this after-

Proposed amendments and addi- The Athletic yesterday showed in enjoyed their initial win of the tour, against Essex.

noon to St. Joseph's in the Inst tlone to existing rules were drafted initely better idea of team work, and the at a meeting of the Hongkong Foot in contrast the Club, and in particular The West Indies followed up a rather poor batting league garne of the season,

put before the individual effort. the championship. If the Chinese and these will be display in the first visit to the wicket with an excellent Borderers will meet the R.A, for ball Association Council last evening, the forward line, relied mainly on Nevertheless the exchanges' were The financial side of the souson's knock of 370 for six declared. Da Costa reached his draw, they and the Artillery and forthcoming annual general meeting.

Borderers will play off a triangular

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evenly distributed. Williams put tho activitles was also reported upon. century before the closure was applied.

tournament for the title.

It was mentioned that a team from Club ahend but Mak So replied before One the other hand, if South the Philippines Amateur Athletic: the interval and the Athletic wont China capture both points to-day, Federation would be arriving here into the lead shortly after the restart, ns they should, they will win the towards the end of this month or when Au King-fung neatly placed the championship leaving the Bor-early in June, and arrangements were ball in the net.

discussed for a game with the visitors.

HONOURS LIST

Batting.

Martindale shared the honours, dismissing Essex in their first innings for 86. To accomplish this he captured eight wickets for 32, the best bowling achievement o che team to date: "Patsy Hendren was in his mood gayest and most forceful against the fanenshire bowlers, but a remarkable effort went unre- warded. Hendren actually went through the innings to score 162 Lan- not out in a total of 294. cashire topped this aggregate thanks somewhat more consistent batting. Watson heading the in- dividual efforts with 139 and iddon assisting with 98.

MAYER UNPLAYABLE. Mayer proved himself unplay able against Hampshire when War- The bowler wick won with case. bagged a total of 12 wickets for 82 runs in the course of the match, Hampshire after two visits to the wicket falling to reach Warwick's score of 316. Kilner and Wyatt were chiefly responsible for this score, Kilner hitting up 102 and the former Test captain being un- lucky to lose his wicket after scor ing 90.

John Langridge helped himself to another century for Eussex against Glamorgan, but the Welsh team staved off defent by aggregating 513 for the two innings.

Sussex tried hard to force the issue by closing their innings at 804 for 8 (Langridge 140). but they had to remain content with the consolation prize of first innings points.

FREEMAN AGAIN. Kent owed their narrow success against Somerset to A. P. Freeman, who came along at a critical time with some typical bowling which

derera runners-up.

con-

LEAGUE TABLE.

The amended league table, sequent on the Football Council's decision last night and the Club v Athletic match yesterday js ap pended:

Goals

P W

DLFA Pi

20 15

门 5 60 30 30

S.W. Borderers 20 14 4 62 25 30 1 1 2 10 20

CORRESPONDENCE.

L.T.A. Tennis Ruling

To the Editor, Hongkong Telegraph.]

Sir-With reference to the re

2 10 24 64 18art appearing in your issue of 38 51 47 17 Friday and a further comment in

Hendren (liddlesex) v

Lancs. Langridge, J. (Sussex)

v Glamorgan

162*

1-40

Watson (Lanes) v Mid-

R.A.

dlesex

139

Townsend (Oxford)

South China 10 14

Worcester

133

Da Custa (West Indies)

Lincoln Regt. R. Navy

V Essex

105 I.K.F.Č.

Kilner

(Warwick)

Chinn Ath.

199 20 20 X4 18 7

4 6 52 32 22

2 9 46 41 20

102

St. Joseph's

Hants

II.K. Police

18

Iddon (Lancs) v Middle-

98

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Kuwloon F.C. 19 Recreio

20

2

Wyalt

(Warwick)

Honts

90

"Denotes not out.

Bowling.

Mayer (Warwick) y

Hants and

6 for al

6 for 31

8 for 32

7 for 55

V

6 for 24

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Martindale (W. In dies) Essex .. Smith (Leicester) v

Netis Booth (Lanes)

Middlesex Nichols (Essex)

W, Indies

Hammond (Glouces ter) Surrey Freeman (Kent) v

Somerset

Astil (Leicester)

Notts Durston :( Middle-

sex) v Lance.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

6 for 31

6 for 68

5.for 37

5 for 60

5 for 60

Surrey (228 & 125-7) boat Gloucester (180 & 172)

by three wickets.

Warwick (315) beat Hants (151 & 131) by an innings

and 33 runs.

Kent (205 & 122) beat Somerset (156 & 110) by 56

runs.

Lancashire (336 & 33-1) beat Middlesex (299 & 69)

by nine wickets.

Notts (238 & 231) beat Leicester (190 & 111-4) on

first innings.

Sussex (304-8 dec & 36-0) beat Glamorgan (223 &

290) on first innings

Other Matches

West Indies (106 & 370-6 dec) beat Essex (86 & 254)

by 136 runs.

Oxford (476-9 dec & 139-2) drew with Worcester

(383 & 92-3).

were in How the West countrymen sent; Worcester and Oxford back in their second innings for batting form and a drawn match 165. The Kent goodly howler produced 1,081 runs for 24 wickets, obtained half the wickets for 37 an average of 45 runs per wicket.---

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A clever piece ofwork by E. Strango culminated in the scoren ogain being levelled, and the Club, by this time enjoying the greater share of the. attack, and giving the Chinese defence sunie, rently anxious moments, should certainly have obtained a deciding goal.

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