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WEST INDIES STARING DEFEAT IN FACE

SECOND DEBACLE IN

ONE DAY

SCORE 190-8 IN RETURN VISIT TO THE WICKET

MARRIOTT AND AMES PERFORM BRILLIANTLY

London, Aug. 14.

The West Indies are staring defeat in the face in the third and last Test match against England which was resumed at the Oval to-day.

They finished the day 22 runs in arreara with two wickets outstanding in their second innings. England are bound to win by at least ten wickets.

Twice in the fivo- and a half

hours of play the West Indies

batting went to pieces. In both BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP. innings the wiles of C.S. Marriott,

the schoolmaster bowler,

chfetly responsible,

wero

AMERICAN TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS.

WOMEN'S MEETING DELAYED BY RAIN,'

Forest Hills, Aug. 14, Disappolatment awaited the competitors in the American Women's tennis championships which were due to start to-day, Heavy rain fell and caused the programme to be postponed

until to-morrow,—-—-Reitter.

Tery

Ая

English

interest in the Ameri can women's championships is

much alive this members of the Wightman Cur team are taking part. Much la expected of Miss Dorothy Round, Miss Margaret Scriven and Miss Nuthall, and although it has not been revealed whether

Mrs. Wii-Moody will be playing. It i generally considered that the Engilshwomen stand

good chance in the events.

1

The close of play scores were: Hughie Nish Has Easy Tie A NEW SOCCER

England, lat innings....312 West Indies, Ist innings 100 second innings... 190 for 8.

Against W. V. Field.

A FINALIST THROUGH. The two Kent players, Marriott and Leslie Ames had a fleld day. had an easy victory against WV. Hughio Nish, a finalist last year, Marriott in the West Indica

Field

.of the in the fourth round first knock took 6 for 37 and in Open lawn bowls championship on the second he has already cap-the Police green yesterday, when ho tured a further four.

won by 21 shots to eight.

CLUB

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YOUNG INDIANS IN LOCAL LEAGUE

·

SWIMMING TITLES

H.K.L.A.S.A'S PROGRAMME OF SIXTEEN EVENTS ·

DATES ARRANGED FOR THE HEATS AND FINALS

The programme for the Hongkong International Amateur Swimming Association's, championships has now been arranged. ·

There are nine men's events and seven for ladies. Heats in every event will be swum off before the appointed finals which are on the following dates August 31, September 1 and 2.

These will all take place at the European Y.M.C.A. Bath, the

LA CROIX DOES Anals on August 31 and September

1 starting at 6.45 p.m. and On September 2 at 9 p.m. which will

IT AGAIN

take the form of a special gain. Gives Belgium Win

ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 21. In Davis Cup

The dates and programmes for Stockholm, Aug. 14. the heats follow, It should be La Croix was again the hero of noted that the finals take place the Davis Cup tie between Bel-on the dates corresponding to xinm and Sweden. when after those of the heats. Entries close Sweden hud drawn on level terms on August 21 by first postal de- through Ocatberg, he captured the livery, the entrance fees being $1 fifth rubber by beating Ramborg for every individual event and $2 in straight acts.

per team for the team races, This is the second match in the

There will be no charge for qualifying competition for the spectators at the heats, but dur- 1934 Davis Cup in which La Croixing the finals a charge of 50 cents, BRILLIANT AMES.

From the opening heads Nish took

The untiring efforts of Mr. B. A. has won all his three matches..

éach day for the first two days the lead, and at one stage he made yder have culminated Ames's work behind the stumps the score 14-4 in his favour. He was tion of the Young Indians' Football

His success to-day enabled Bel- and $1 for the final night will be was brilliant throughout the day.playing much better bowls than was Club.

They have settled down to glum to reach the third round.

THE HEATS. He caught three in the first innings his opponent and was never in fear business straightaway and have en and has added a further three in of being overtaken. Field drew up tered a team in the second division

Sweden started the day one the second.

to 8-14 but thereafter failed to re- of the Hongkong Football Leaguo quickly levelled

Here are the three-days pro but Oestberg match in arrears, gister another count, the game end-17

the scores by grammes for the heats, the finals for the 1933-34 800800. Throughout the day the Englishing on the 20th head.

It is now five years since the In-vanquishing Van Zuyler 6-3, 6-4, of which will be swum attack, on an easy paced wicket,

the corresponding dates already mentioned: was right on top. Only in the 21 defeated G. S. Logan, 19.

At the Recreio Groen A. E. Contes dians have entered a team, the Mos-10-9.

lem Club being the cleven, which first hour and a half of the second

ไทย R. F. Luz and 1. Cavanagh met on played in the third division of the final rubber and La Croix rose to

Everything depended on

WEDNESDAY ANGUST 23. League.

The Young Indians will have tho the occhiston winning with the loss

8 p.m. sharp. assistance of several experienced of 10 games. The scores in his players, A. J. Hussain, R. H. Azim, favour were 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, 3. A. L. Rohman, B. A. Hyder, O. 4M. Omar, K. M. Omar, A. M. Omar,

innings did the West Indies show the K.B.C.G. the former winning by anything like their real batting 21, to 14. form, but after the tea interval an-

other debacle followed, four wickets falling for 53 runa.

Some 16,000 were present to see Roach and Barrow continuo. the opening partnership of the second innings after the lunch adjourn- ment. Rain delayed the resump- tion for 25 minutes, and the bata- men took full advanage of the handicap accorded the bowlers by

the wet ball.

BOACH'S BIG HITTING.

E. Achong, run out

A Valentine, & Langridge, b

Marriott

E. A. Martindale, not out H. C. Grimth, b Marrlott

Extras..

Total

.100

STRONG TEAM

the formu

HOLLAND WIN.

imnde:

on the

50 Yards free style (Men)

50 880 440

"

"

A. K. Omar, T. All, 3. Moosa (ali

The Hague, Aug. 14. 10 members of St. Joseph's team last

year) with A. R. Markar, O. E. Ar Holland to-day completed the second With the loss of only one match, calli and others from the Itadio 11 Sports Club.

qualifying round of the Davis Cup contest H. J. Johnson, an old timer, has

by eliminating Rumania, four to оде. signified his intention of playing for. the now team, and if he is up to of

Holland's one loss was somet log his old form, the team is assured of ing fight between Karston

a disappointment. After a thril derstood that F. If, el Arculli will gets each, the former was forced to a splendid centre-half. It is aleg un- Poulieff, when both men had won two 400 be in the eleven.

Fail of Wicketa: 1 (Barrow) for 2 (Roach) for 20; 8 (Bakewell for 38; 4 (Headley) for 44; (Merry) for 68; 6 (Grant) for 74: (Sealey) for 88; 8 (Achong) for 95 9 (Valentine) for 100; 10 (Griffiths) for 109.

Roach hit brilliantly sent up the 50 in 23 minutes. Barrow, completely overshadowed but quite confident had helped to send the score along to 77, when Marriott "he was taken by Ames who held Nichols

a wonderful catch off Clark, The first, wicket fell at 77, Bar- row contributing 16.

Clark

Bowling Analysis.

0. M. R. W. 12 2 37

301 16

SECOND INNINGS.

++

(Ladies) (Men) (Ladies) THURSDAY AUGUST ZŁ

and

200 200

"

8 p.m. sharp. 100 Yards free style (Men)

Brenst stroke (Ladies)

(Men) Free style (Men)

retire with the score all in the of much promiso

among the deciding set. Ho had developed younger players aro A. M. Abbas, I. cramp.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,

S. A. Curreom, S. Hamet, M. Sofid, Other scores were: ¡Y. Hassan, M. I. Razack, E. Kitchall, Timmor beat Cantacurene, 6-1, 6-1, 220 Yards

M. Rahman, Daula Rahman, R. 6-1; Nazarin, S.' Abdulla' Rumjahn, A.] Bakar and M. A. Sallefi

8 p.m. sharp. free style (Men)

(Ladies)

Back. stroke (Men)

(Ladies) Teams Race (Men)

5

3

G6

ALL CHINA SPORTS,

10

12

Timmer and Schurleer beat Poulieff and Cantacuzene, 6-3, 6-3, 0-0-- Router.

100 Poulleff beat Karaten (by default), 100

-100- 6-3,

2-6, 6-8, 0-4," Timmer beat Poulleff, G-0, 0-0, 6-3; 200 Karston beat Cantacuzeno, 6-3, 10-8, 0-0, 6-0;

1

Y.M.C.A. CALA

C. A. Roach, 1 b.w, Marriott Joined by Scaley, Roach quieten- L. Barrow, c Amos, b. Clark ed down, and in so doing lost his G. Headley, e Ames, b Clark wicket. He stepped across to no. C. da Costa, b Marriott top-spinner from Marriott and was B. Sealey, b Marriott 1.b.w. (79-2). Roach hit 66 In C. A. Merry, c Barnett, b Nichols 11 forty five minutes, his best strokes G. C. Grant, e Ames, b Nichols being one 6 and five 4′s.

E. Achong, not out

Sealey and Hendley sent up the 100 in 80 minutes, but at 113, Sealey was clean bowled by Mar- riott,

V. A. Valentine, e Barnett,

Marriott E. A

dale, not out

(for 8 wits)

35 Nanking Meeting To Start

On "Double Tenth." ·

OLYMPIAD PRELIMINARY.

Arrangements are well in hand for 190 the All China Sports Meating which Fall of wickets: 1 for 77 (Barrow), is to be held in Nanking from Octo-

for 198 (Headley), 5 for 2 for 79 (Roach) 3 for 118 (Sealoy), ber 10 to October 20.,

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meeting is to select China's repre sentatives to participate in the Far East Olympic Games which will be held in Manila next year.

Programme For

Sept.

9

The following programme, has been arranged in connection with

Thoas who are selected after the Nanking meeting will go into training for about six months in preparation the Swimming Gala to be held at the European Y.M.C.A. on Septem- for the Olympiad.

ber 9.

The Nanking Municipal Govern- Hendley, handicapped by the

ment is giving the meeting every injuries he had received whilst (Da Costa), 6 for 161 (Merry), 7 included in the programme

Various sporting events have been assistance and has offered to place at while the disposal of the officials a fleet of batting in the morning, had to for 180 (Valentime), 8 for 188 Chinese boxing will also figure as a 100 motor-cars for the one of the have a runner, Barrow fulfilling the (Grant).

feature. One of the aims of the officials and competitors. task.

Hoadley and Da Costa remained at the wickets until tea when the score was 137 for 3.

QUICK WICKETS.

Only one run had been added after the interval whon Ames affected another fine catch, taking Hendley off of Clark wide of the wicket.

In the next over Da Costa was bowled off his pada by Marriott, having scored 36 and without any addition befog made to the total.

TWO SURPRISING TENNIS RESULTS

K.C.C. BEAT INDIAN R.C. AFTER A KEEN GAME: C.R.C. “B” LOSE TO RECREIO

There were two sensational, In the other match the Club do., J. A. E. Cassumbhoy, 4-0; brat A. I. results in the tennis league yes- Recreio gave the Chinese Recrea-Minu and F. D. Pereira, 6-0; beat A. terday, when "A" Division ios Club "B" a rude shock, win-11. Madar and S. A. Zamall, G-1. matches played between the ning by six sets to three.

W. Hyde and A. E. Guest (K.C.C.) F. J. Remedios and H. A. Bar-0-0; boat Binu and Pereira, 6-2; beat loat to Rumjahn and Cassumbhoy, IR.C. and K.CC and the] Recreio and C.R.C. “B” saw

Madar and Temail, 0-2. victories gained by the K.C.C. and Recreio.

C. D. R. v. CRC. “B.”.

ros played a prominent part in the success, winning two and a half

G. Rodger and R. B. Hambly Thirteen runs lator Merry was

sota, whilst A. V. Rémodios and (K.0.0.), drow with Rumfshin and caught by Barnett at backward

L. A. Ribeiro won two cats Cassumbhoy, 0-6; draw with Minu and point, and Grant, the West Indies The Indians lacked the services Ng Sze-kwong and T. W. Lau Poreira, G-6; lost to Madar find captain, strunk on the loft elbow of S. A. Rumjahn and I. M. A. had an unhappy afternoon, and Ismail, 1-6. by a nobell, had to retire.

Razack and this offered the could capture only half a set in

Cricket Club Kowloon

their three. In the meantime Valentino gave Barnet his second catch at back-chance which they immediately Details follow: ward point off Marriott, the player seized.

E. G. Finchor and E. F. Fincher There was quite an exciting (K.C.C.) lost to H. D. Rumjahn and losing hia wicket before scoring. The seventh wicket foll at 160. finish. With one not still to be settled the K.C.C. had becoma Grant returned with his arm "dormy" with 4% nots to their bandanged, and after helping the credit acore along to 183 was caught by Amos,

Everything depended on J. Rodgor and R. B. Hambly. These Achong and Martindale romain-tivo, opposed to H. D. Rumjahn ed together until the close, the and J. A. E. Casaumbhoy, who former having scored 22.

had previously beaten the Fin- chor Brothore, forced a division, and the K.C.C. Just obtained the notemary oddset for two points. * Both - the Finchers and „Hydo and Guest won a couple, of sete, but the best, sollevamento WAS

Scores

FULL SCORES.

ENGLAND, 18T INNS-312. ~WEST, INDIES, 13T. INNS.

C. A. Roach, à Bakewell, b Clark

1 Barrow, c'' Ames, 5 Clark:

G. Hendley 6 Amen. U Marriotë 19. 0, đà Gota, è Bakawali, & Olafkir

8 oredited to Hodgor, and Hambly, who, despite their lack of 1,800 perience in senior division tennis,

KČ.C. v. 1.R.C.

SURFER'S" NOTES.

"Surfer's" notes on surf- board riding and paddling, which usually appear int the Telegraph on Tuesday, will be published to-

morrow.

They will include latest Information concerning the Surfboard Regatta: to be held at Repulse Bay on Sun- day as well as comments on the form showif by local S enthusiasts of this exhillfat.

Men's 50 Yards Aggregate Mon's 50 Yards Championship Men's 220 Yards Championship Mon's 100 Yards Breast Stroko

Championship

Diving Championship. (compris

ing one.plain and one nomin- ated dive off the low. spring- board and the same for: the high board with an additional voluntary dive),

Ladies 50 Yards Aggregate Mixed Team Rolny Mixed Novelty Race Water Polo (Teams to be ans

nounced "Inter),

LIFE SAVING

Chinese Bathing Club Class Examined

Playing at King's Park, the Club

On Friday last the Chinese Bath- de Recralo defeated the Chinese R.C. ing. Clab prosented their third class "B" team by 0 sets to §. (C. de R.) beat Ng Sze-kwong and T

A. V. Remedios and A. Ribeiro Baving Society's tests.

for examination in the Royal Life

M.

W. Lau, 6-2; lost to C.-C. Chiu and The class had been efficiently K. H. W beat T. I. Les and trained and passed the tests without ga bitch, in a manner, which spoke F. J. Remedios and II. A. Barres volumes for their traloer, : Mr«. Laj (C. de R.) beat Ng and Lan, 0-4; Lok-ain. drew with Chiu and. Wong, 0-0; beat: Loa and Ip, O-DA

The following qualified as holders

G. A. Barretto and Noronha (C. of the Society's Profielency Certificate de B.) drew with Ng and Lau, 0-6; and- Bronze., Uedallion --Ng. Kwok- lost to Chiu and Wong, 4:8; beat Loo hang, Young Tab-fun,,Ip. Richi, Lẫu: and Ip, 6-1.

Kwai-hin, ip Chin-fook, Chu Fook

LEAGUE TABLE.

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in Wong Yoo-wa, Cheung King-chus, Li Kastily Tang Blu-hla, Leung Wing yan, Chan Ping chin and Bo Bft-chi: P.W.D. L. 7. | ORO, MAMB 8.0.0 0 45.

Metal Lok-ain, who trained this LILO.8 5.0 5.43 29 10 clas, becomes a holder of the Society's I.K.C.C. 09.08.97246 Hon. Instructor a Certificatul

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MARKF254 89 K Ale Th examination was conducted: byl

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