1935-01-29 — Page 21

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29,

AUSTRALIA AND THE NEXT TESTS

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AUSTRALIAN CRICKET

RECORD

335 RUNS FOR

7TH WICKET

Sydney, Jan. 3.

C. W. Andrews and E. C. Bensted] Ustablished 62

new Australian

ALL-CHINESE SHIELD FINAL?

(Continued from Page 8.)

record here to-day with a seventh- last success was in 1922, and with wicket partnership of 336 runs for such a long blank period Inter- Quecueland against New South vening, the record can hardly be Wales in a Sheffield match.

expected to

HOME FOOTBALL

RESULT OF THE FIFTH

ROUND DRAW

London, Jan. 28.

The result of the Fifth Round draw of the English Football Association Cup Competition, to be played on February 16, is as follows: Norwick or Leeds v. Wednesday Blackburn

v. Birmingham'

Bradford C. or

Blockport

Everton

West Brom.

-

V.

Sunderland or

v. Derby

Portsmouth or

Bristol C.

Reading

v. Preston N.E. v. Arsenal

Notts Forest or

Manchester U. v. Burnley Tottenham v. Bolton

Router.

COLONY YACHTING

Ladies' Championship

Contest Yesterday

Yesterday the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club held the eighth of the series of races for the Ladies' Cham- plonship. Bites Crawhill-Wilson won the race for "A" Class bónts in Jan; Miss Mt. Whitham came home first in Diana, for the "I" Class contest; while Ailen, piloted by Hism Bilder beck, won the rneo for "I," "Y" and "G" Class vessels:

The results:

"A" Clam, Started 14.50

Fished Cer'ed Pan. Pt. 24). D.N.B.

11 信息

Wax 11 provide inspiration. in a similar This is only nine runs short of The Police are

the Won position. They have world record,"

brilliant! Shield once before (in 1920), but Andrews pinyed innings of .253. He hit 26 fours of the two teams to-day I prefer

during hours.

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a stay of nearly even their chances to those of the Club. The Pollve play that type of font- to the ball which is more likely to reap Benated's contribution partnership was 168, which con zuccess in knock-out competitions tained 19 fours. He was concern than in league ties. In modified is allied with the style of ed in the preylous record for the form seventh wirkel, with K. Mossop me which earned the Borderers four years ago, when Queensland such a rich crop of achievements. It can be described as neat, but played South Australia.

To-day the New South Wales not gandy, robust, but not ruthless, bowling was wenk. The absence Properly exploited it can upset of O'Reilly and McCabe was sorely the Chinese as quicker than felt, and with runs coming freely anything else; the adoption of one in all parts of the field the phase without the ather is next "Hilites" began in valee their door to the salcidial. feelings.

They called on Olded to Kenil

for Mias Paimer, the New South

Shortly following this advice the

Wales girl who took 7 wicketspartnership.

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by

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"BODYLINE" NOW DEAD

Sydney, Jan. 3.

The Australian Board of Con- trol has decided to make no comment on the bodyline in-

int mentioned

Mr. cident Busbby's, the Australian mana- ger's, report to it on the Au- tralian tour of this year.

In his report Mr. Bushby read al letter from the M.G.C. containing an apology from the Nottinghamshire Cricket Club for the manner in which Voce bowled against the Australian team.

After considering this, and Mr. Bushby's confidential.report, the board deelded to make no comment at all. "So far as we are concerned," said Mr. W. 11. Jeanes, the secretary of the board, "the matter is over.”

The Board has deferred Its 'con- sideration of the new 1b.w. rule, pat forwardt ry the M.C.C., until its next meeting.

It acceded to the M.C.C.'s request that the team to tour Australla during the 1930-37 nennon should leave Australia a week earlier than did the 1932-33 team, for the purpose of visit- ing New Zealarid,

A sub-committee was appointed to consider, and report to the Board. what rerammendations should be made by the Board to the M.C.C. with regard to the duration of future Test matches in England. Consideration will be given the following con- ditions:

(1) Conditions as played this year. (2) Playing all Tests to a finish. (3) Extending the Brat four Testn to five days and playing the Bifth to a finish if, at the end of the fourth, the difference of matches won not greater ihan one.

tho Mr. Jennes anounced reports of the manuger and treasurer had bren considered, and that the Board had arrived at various recom- mendations as regards the conduct of tours for future consideration,

that

It was announced at the elose, af the meeting by Mr. Jeaties that W. M. Woodfull, captain of the Australian teath, had been asked by the Board to sunit, in writing, any views he may have had in connection with the tour which he might like to bring to their notier, as the Board Intended to discuss his views and Invite him to attend the next meeting at Melbourne should it be considered advisable. Woodfull did not submit any state.

ment.

The Board allocated a further num

of £5,200, the remainder of the pro- fits of the tour in England this year, less the amount taken for working expenses, to the States, bringing the um granted up to £26,000, The next meeting of the Board will be hell in September at Melbourne.

Goalkeeper Accused Of Manslaughter

An incident at a football match Donovan volunteered a statement to

had a sequel at Swansea police court, the effect that the game proceeded in Donovan, one of the quite a friendly way and, when the when Charles goalkeepers, was accused of the mans-fell was dropping shut three yards ughter of Edward Thomas Cole, away, he ran and dived for it, falling dayer on the opposing side. Donovan lut on his face.

When he gut up he found the oppos. blended not guilty.

Cole died after a fooltall match ating player under him, Cole told him Sansen, on Dec. 13, between Cwn he felt "groggy," but that it coul! Athletic and South Wales Transport not he helped. A.P.C.

The medical evidence stated that Donovan was goalkeeper for Cwm the injury could have been caused by and Cole was a member of the other a foll team.

Edward John Morris, a spectator.. who said he was standing near the pal post, and Cole accidentally kick- el Donovan, and that then the latter told Cole that he would have it in for him."

MACAO VICTORY

Boat Royal Corps

Of Signals

Later, he said, Donovan ran out from the goat straight at Cole and ruised his knee, at the same time Visiting Macae on Sunday, the striking him with his fist. Both play Royal Corps of Signals were defeated fell. Cole died in Swansea Hos-by tive gouls to all by the Macuo two days later.

Bockey Club. Angelo netted the first Witnesses for the defence attribut-ronl, while Ramalho, who played a na Cole's death to an accident, Brilliant game at centre-forward,

William James Gow, the referee,eored the remainder. said he only saw Donovan fail on Cole in the course of play.

Macno fielded the same team'as___ will meet Hongkong on Sunday, with the exception of the inside-right, Police constable Daniel Thomas said Leonell, who substituted for L. Costs.

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MUI-TSAI NOT REGISTERED

GIRL COMPLAINS OF BEING SLAPPED

A fine of $30 was imposed upon Lau Sul-sam, aged 38, a married woman, of No. 40 Fuk Wing Street, when the appeared before Mr. E.

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BY THE WAY, WHAT TIME IS

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Kowloon would not return to the country Magistracy this morning, on aas she was afraid of being resold. charge of keeping an unregistered About 11 years ago the girl want mui-teai, named Ho Ngan-nul, allas presented to a family, the head of Lal Mui, aged 17.

which decided to resell her in The charge was brought agalest Hongkong, so the girl's mother the defendant to the defendant as the result of a prevailed upon complaint made by the girl to the take the girl, which she did, payin'? Secretariat for Chinese Affairs on the mother $96,

murning. The girl Inspector H. W. Fraser, of thể, Saturday alleged that she was slapped on the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Ince by the defendant because she appeared for the prosecution.

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