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TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1936..

BATTING THWARTS ENGLISH

ATTACK

Batting very steadily in a distress ing light, All-Indin yesterday saved the second Test at Old Trafford, curn- ing a creditable draw with England.

Wheti India's second innings score had reached 300 for G, and they had rayed the innings defeat, bad light caused a sloppage. Conditions failed to improve and an hour later it was deckled to abandon the match.

COUNTY CRICKET

Derby's Defeat Unexpected

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LATEST

LEAGUE

TENNIS

(Continued from Poge 8)

U.S.R.C and lost by six nets to three while the Hongkong Cricket Club, playing at homo, bent South Chinn by

SEVERAL DRAWN ve sets to four.

MATCHES

London, July 28. Playing at the Oval Surrey took. first innings points from Kent. Surrey, 316 and 168 for 5 Kent, 250, (Daley G for 58).

NORTHANTS. ESSEX..

The scores in the match between the Chiagge R.C. "B" and the U.S.R.C, played at Causeway Bay, were as follows;

F. II. Kwok and B. C. Leung (Chinese 10. "B") lost to L. Gold- man', and A. L. Sullivan 5-7; lost to Major Witherington and Capt. Milne 2-6 heat Wing Commander Bishop and C. Ravenhill 7-5,

Playing at Oldfield Northaris gain-R.C. "") lost to Goldman and Dr. An and W. C. Cháy (Chinese first innings advantage over Essex. Sullivan 1-6; lost to Witherington and Northants, 991, (Grimshaw

Milne 4-6; beat Bishop and Ravenhill

Eatex, 124, and following on, 38 for

Instin, with an overnight scuro f 190 for no wicket and still requiringed 178 to avoid the innings defeat, quick- ly lost Mustaq All. But Merchant Timms 81). continued to hat stolidly and with. Ramaswami ay an ablo partner mul- | 3, vanced the total to 279. The fourth wicket fell at 313, India still being well in arrears, but with Amar Singh and Naidu together a different com plexion was put on the state of the The fifth wicket added 73 and England's hopes

had of victory dimmed.

game.

However the light came to make the position certain for India. When

the match was abandoned India was lending by 22 with five wickets In hand.

Scores ns out by Reuter follow.

ENGLAND

Ist. Innings

Gimblett, Nissar

Q

Hammond, C. K. Nayudu

167

Fagg, b Mustang Alf

39

Worthington, e C. K. Nayudu.

b C. S. Nayudu

R7

Hardstaff & Amar Singh

DA

Fishlock, b C. K. Nayudu

с

G. O. Allen, Maher Hom

Amar Singh

W. II. V. Robins e Merchant,

Nissar

Verity not out

Duckworth not 'out

Extras

I

75

G6

10

17

Total (8 wickets dec.). 671 Fall of wickets:- (Gimblott) for 12; 2 (Fagg) for 146; 3 (Hammond) for 273; 4 Fishlock for (239); 5 (Worthington] for 975; (Allen) for 176; 7 (indstoff) for 409; 8 (Robins) for 547.

Bowling Analysis

Nissar Amar Singh Nayudu

C. K. Nayudu

វិធី

0. M. R.

W

28

125

41 R 121

17

87

22

Jelangar Khan

18

1

ALL INDIA

Merchant

Mustaq Ali

1st lonings, 203.

2nd. Innings

Mustag Ali e & b Robins ...... 112

V. M. Merchant Ibw b. Hammond 114

C. Ramaswami, b Robins...

C. K. Naidu, at Duckworth, e

Verity

Wazir All, b Robins

Amar Singh, hot out

Maharajah Kumar of Vixlana-

gram, not out

Extras

60

18

.... 300

Tojek for 5 wickets Fall of the wickets-(Mustaq Ali) for 203; 2 (Merchant) for 279; 3(Ramaswami) for 313; 4 (Wazir Ali) for 317; 5 (C. K. Naidu) for 390.

Bowling Analysis

M. R. W

Gover Allen Worthington Verily Robins Hammond

20 2 01 0 19

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13

27

1013

GOODWOOD SPOILT BY RAIN

Favourite Fails In Big Race

London, July 28. Heavy showers prevented the usual picturesque scenes at the opening of Goodwood to-day, but the going was wood.

The chief race-the Stewards Sup resulted in a win for Mr. Mac Kean's filly Solerina, which started nt 10 to 1. She won from Mr. Monk- houss's Angle Bread (20 to 1) by three lengths. Third, nahert head away came Mr. Harmsworth's Bras-

mar at 32 to 1.

The favourite, Aynerium, starting at 8 to 1 was not among the first nine-Renter,

SUSSEX v. YORKSHIRE Playing at Bradford Yorkshire took first innings points from Suarex.

Yorkshire, 167 Tate, & for 33), and 263 (J. Parks & for 79),

Sussex, 102 (Smailes, & for 45), and 163 for 4..

NOTTS BEAT DERBYSHIRE Nottinghamshire bent Derbyshire it Ilkeston by six wickets.

Derbyshire, 187, and 125 (Voce for 13).

Natts, 182 (Walker 6 for 87) and 133 for 4.

LANCASHIRE

WARWICK

Playing at Birmingham Lancashire took first innings points from. War- wickshire.

Warwickshire, 284 (Croom 75). Lancashire, 287 for 8 (lopwood, 117 not out).

HANTS BEAT GLAMORGAN Hampshire beat Glamorganshire at Bournemouth by 141.

Hampshire, 108, (Mercer, d for 32) and 162, for 9 declared (McCorkel 114).

175 and 144.

Glamorganshire, (Creere 5 for 32).

SOMERSET, MIDDLESEX

rst innings points to Somerset.

Playing at Taunton, Middlesex lost

Middlesex, 142 (Hazell & for 36). Somerset, 146 for 7. There was no play to-day owing to rnín.

·

LEICESTER v. GLOUCESTER

Leicestershire took first innings points from Gloucestershire.

Gloucestershire, 236, and 292 for 6 (Barnett 204 not out),

Lelcestershire, 419 for 8 dec. (Berry 127, Dempster 88).-Reuter.

PHILLIES,

DEFEAT CHICAGO

LEADERS BUNGLE

6-2.

S. W. Liang and H. W. Lec (Chinese R.C. "B") lost to Goldman and Sullivan 4-6; lost to Witherington and Milne 4-6; bent Bishop und Ravenhill 8-0.

HONGKONG C.C. ▾ SOUTH CHINA

Playing on the home courts, the Hoagkang Cricket Club défented the South China A.A, by five sets four. Scores:

G. W. Sewell and H. Owen-Hughes (Hongkong Cricket Club) lost to IL, K. Ho and K. F. Lui 4-6; bent S. Wong and T. K. Leung 6-4. Chan and F. N. Wong 0-3; beat K. H. T Α. Pearce and D. 31. Macdougall (Hongkong Cricket Club) beat lis and Lai 6-3; lost to Chan and Wong 3-6; bent Wong and Leung 6-4.

G. Bathurst and I. Leys (Hongkong Cricket Club) lost to Ho and Lui 1-6; lost to Chan and Wong 2-6; beat Wong and Leung 0-2,

Owing to a sharp'shower yesterday the match between the Kowloon Cricket Club and the Chinese Reeren. tion Club "A" on the former's courts, was postponed. The match between Recreio was also postponed. the Indian R.C. and the Club de

"C" DIVISION MATCH

In "C" Division tatel on the Indian R.C. ground the Club de Recreio won by eight matches to one. Scores:

A Rahmin and M. Hassan (Indian R.C.) lost to A. M. Silva and II. F. Gonsalves 0-6; lost to L A. Silva and J. L. Xavier 4-6; bent H. A. Naronha and G. A. Noronha 0-3.

A. Bakar and A. R. Suffled (fodian R.C.) lost to Slivn and Gonanives 0-6; lost to Silen and Xavier 0-6; lost to Noronha and Noronha 4-6.

M. U. Razack and A. A. Aziz Indian I.C.) lost to Silva and Gonsalves 0-0; lost to Silva Xavier 0-6; lont to Noronha Noronha 1-6.

OLYMPIC CHANGES

And und

American Swimmers Alter Original Nominations

Berlin, July 20 Dorothea Dickinson has replaced Katharine Rawis in the 400 metres free style swimming event at the

-VALUABLE-GAME-Olymple Games Which commence

GIANTS WIN

TWICE

New York, July 28.

shortly.

It is believed that Miss Rawis has withdrawn in order to concentrate on the 100 metres free style, and the spring board diving events-United Press.

ei rura.

Chicago Cubs, leading the National total. Dodgers had two of the three Lengue, dropped a valuable game to Philadelphia to-day, though the St. Louis Cardinals, in second position, were not in action and so did not im- prove their position greatly.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Yankees continued to win. They ran through Detroit's Camilli. the heavy-hitting Tigers to the tune of sixteen to six, Fhiladelphian, won the game. He got Gehrig and Selkirk whacking homers two home runs, which meant the and the rest of the side bringing the margin of victory, for the Phillies hitting total

twenty. Goslin won five to three. Cabs hit six and homered for the Tigers, whose cleven Phillies twelve, and the winners had hits netted six runs. Yankees had two errors.

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