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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

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PROGRAMME FOR “B” DIVISION.

1

The following programme In the "B" Division of the lawn tennia longue will be played this after-

C.R.C.

". Graduates at Causeway Bay Recreio v. U.S.R.C

at Recreio S.C.A.A. v. H.K.C.C.

at King's Park University V.K.C.C.

-at King's Park

V. C.S.C.C. -at Sookunpoo

L.R.C.

BOWLERS DAY

MARRIOTT, TATE AND FREEMAN

KENT & SUSSEX WIN EASILY

112 RUNS IN ARREARS &

4 WKTS. IN HAND

JARDINE AND AMES COME TO THE RESCUE

ENGLISH SKIPPER STILL BATTING

London, July 24,

THE RESULTS.

"A" DIVISION.

N

C.R.C. "A" 7 H.K.C.C.. L.R.C. K.C.C.

6 6

C.R.C. "p"

2%

B.C.A.A. "A" §

C.C.C. Recreio

3

5%

S.C.A.A. "B" 3% University

LEAGUE TABLE..

Sets

P. W. L.D. F." A.

PtB.

8.C.A.4 HAR

4.3 1 0 2122

10 11 8 10 1-4 1714 0

0 4 01 38 C.R.C. "A" 5 5 0 0 37 K.Q.C.

England had to fight hard for runs against the I.R.C. 4 1 32% 30% 5

G 8 2 0 27

0 20 7

17% 154

g 10 40 8% 30% 2

ALIMENTATIE RELANCE

West Indies attack this afternoon, and at the close of CC.C. the second day's play in the Test Match were still 112 H.K.C.C.. 4 2 2 C.R.C. "B" 2 1 runs in arrears with four wickets in hand.

Recrolo University Replying to the West Indies' ing three of the six wickets. Con- S.C.A.A. score of 870, England made 262 stantine took one and Achong ma- "B" ·70 70 0% 00% 0 qug for 6, and except for a valuable other.

partnership between D. R. Jar- dine and Leslie Ames, were at no time on top of the visitors' attack.)

The high spots of the day's play, which again attracted a large crowd at Old Trafford, was George C. A. Roach, b Clark Headley's innings of 189 not out 1. Barrow, b Wyatt and Jardine's knock of 08 not out. G. Hoadley, not out

Robbins, Verity and Clark E.L.G. Hoad, b Clark ....... quickly finished off the West In-G. C. Grant, c Ames, b Robbins 16 dies innings. Saturday's closing L. N. Constantine, c Robbins, score of 383 was advanced by only b Clark

London, July 24. C. S. Marriott, signalised his first appearance for Kent this season consequent upon the schools breaking up for the summer vacation, by taking 6

HEADLEY THE MASTER,

CLOSING SCORES. Closing scores

WEST INDIES. 1st: Innings.

13 100

169

1

Verity..

42 for the loss of the remaining C. A. Wiles, e Hammond, b four wickets.

O. C. Da Costa, b Clark E. Achong, b Verity..... V. A. Valentine, b Robbins C. A. Martindale, b Robbins

Extras

His

But Headley, who carried on with a score of, 145, was never in dimculties: He added a further 24 runs, and among his best hits were eighteen boundaries. knock occupied him 385 minutes, and during the stay he indulged In fluent strokes on all sides of the wickets for 58 Notts, and so materially assist-cing to leg with equal facility.

wicket, cutting, driving and glan-p ed Kent to win to-day by an; innings and 114 runs.

runs against

Total

Bowling Analysis

E. Clark

0

20

G

2

370

C.R.C. STILL WINNING

CLUB RECEIVE A THRASHING

"A" DIVISION TENNIS

The Hongkong Cricket Club, on paper one of the strongest teams in the "A" Division, and regarded as among the most likely to lower the colours of the Chinese Recreation Club first string, were thoroughly thrashed by the C.R.Cat Causeway Bay yesterday, los- ing by seven sets to two.

វ 0 27 0

There was nothing flaky about the C.R.C. victory. It was obtain- 1 23 0

9

O. M. R. W. 40 8 99 4 England entered on the task of G. G. Macaulay

... 14

2 18 0 passing a big total with every con- R.W.V, Robbing 28.4 211 3 The old Cambridge Blue made aldonce, C. Walters and Sutcliffe H. Verity

32 14 472 formidable partnership with Tree-settling down to attractive pre- W. R. Hammond.. man, the other Kaab spin bowler, lunch cricket. But just before the James Langridge, and between them they fairly upset interval the Yorkshire batsman R. E. S. Wyatt .......... 7. 1 141ed with Ho Ka-lau an absentee, the Notto batsmen.

was run out for 20.

Fall of wickets-1 (Ronch) 26; and against one of the most 2 (Barrow) 226; 3 (Hoad) 227; powerful sides the Cricket Club

(Wiles) 306; 7 (Da Costa) 341 (Grant) 266; 5 (Constantine) 802; can field. 8 (Achong) 964; 9 (Valentine)

Marriott achieved his success in the first innings, when Notte wern sent back for 105.

WALTERS LEAVES. Hammond, who joined Walters, was weary, but brightened after the Interval. The second wicket fell at 83, when Waltors put his 868; 10 (Martindale) $75. log in front of a straight one from

ENGLAND. 1st Innings

Kont replied with a useful score of 346, and the handicap, together with Froemna proved too much for Martindale. His 46 was compiled Notts, who collapsed a second time in two days and were dismissed for 126. Freeman's figures in this innings

were 0 for 45.

PITIFUL GLOUCESTER.

Gloucester gave an equally pitiful exhibition against Sussex losing by an innings and 10 runs.

Gloncestor word without Hammond and Suaaox minus the services of James Langridgo, both claimed for the Test match. But it was Tate,. Wensley and Melville who upset. Gloucester.

Sussox helped their causs by com piling-340-in-taking first occupation of the crease. Cook led the way with a finely played 115.

Maurico Tato quickly put Glouces- ter into difficulties, and with an analysis of for 79 dismissed them for 171 and forced them to follow on. Thon camas Wensley and Melville The formor, capturing a for 81 and the latter 5 for 17, hnd Gloucester out a second time for 150-Reuter

IRELAND WIN A RUBBER

Davis Cup Tie Results

Dublin, July 24. Ireland succeeded in capturing one of the last two rubbers in the Davis Cup qualifying tie with Germany to-day but the final scores read 4 to 1 in favour of the visitors.

Von Cramm scored his second singles victory when he beat Mc- Quiro 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.

For Bome reason unstated, Lyt- tleton Rogera did not playa. second singles. McVengh took his place and beat Prenz in straight; sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4.......

Germany now meet Denmark, winners against. Greece, in the third round, and the winnors of thla tio enter the 1934 competi- tion propor-Router.

FINE BOWLING

Nish Goes Through Third Round

An extraordinary recovery on the part of H. Nish was the outstanding feature of the third round matches of the Open Singles Lawn Bowls Championship played at the Club de Rocreio last night,

At the 23rd head, Nish was 12 and J. V. Ramsay, his opponent was live shots ahond. The match wont to 29 heads and Ramney was unable to hidd immingle point in the last six,ind

BAW. Bradbury showed consistonoy.

NO PERIODIC REFILLING In boating R. Whibley by 22 shots

| to 111: Whibley's bowling was good at,

with pleasing freedom and he was C. F. Walters, lbw Martindale unfortunate to lose his wicket juat Satellite, run out as he was settling down.

Hammond began to opan out, but with his own score at 44, and the total at 118, hit one into Martin- dale's hands off Constantine,

Wyatt stayed long enough only to collect half a dozen, and then soclated in the most prolife part- Ames and Jardine becanie 38- nership of the day.

Constantine...... Hammond, Martindale, b R.E.S. Wyatt, e Constantine,

b Martindale

D. R. Jardine, not out Ames, c Headley, b Martin-

dale

Langridge, Jas., e Grant, b

Achong

R.W.V.. Robbins, not out

Extras

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20

lished the Chinese as favourable The result has definitely estab- for the chamionship.

The Club Included D. H. Hazell, who made a welcome return after his recent illness. He partnered

C. A. Wright, but they could make no impression on the Chinese pairs, and lost all three sets. The 34 same treatment was received by Sowell and Owen Hughes and it G was left to Lolly Goldman and

98.3 8

68 A. D. Sullivan to win the Club's

only two sets. 47

D

- COLOURS LOWERED.

The I.R.C. are the frat side to 6 lower the colours of the C.R.C. 15"B" this summer. They won quite

enally with four sets to spare.

South China seniors scored a

(for 6 wickets) 263

AMES HITS OUT. The English captain was some- what restrained, but withal sound,) whilst Ames, once he had begun Fall of wickets:-1 for 63: 2 comfortable victory against the to "see" the bowling, wont for it for 88; 3 for 118; 4 for 184; 5 for Recrelo-and-ara-still-leading-in- with refreshing vigour. His own 217: 6 for 234, contribution before losing his wicket at 217, was 47. He was caught by Hendley of Martindale, The Ames-Jardine partnership realised 88 runs.

James Langridge, the Sussex} bateman, playing in his first Test, failed, being sent back by Grant, the West Indies skipper after scoring nine. His early dismissal

K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNEY Hambly & Collins

in Final

R. B. Hambly and E. A. Collins

the league table, The K.C.C. with another new third pair-F. Grose and C. 1. Stapleton also gained points from Craigengower. The Fincher brothers, although win- ning all three sets, had to play 32 games to accomplish it.

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C.R.C. "A" Y. H.K.C.C.

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