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BRITISH PAIR PLAY

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1937.

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of 33 far the frat nine holes and came home in 29. The sernich score for the course la 75 and par is 74.

Chambers had three 2's during thei round. He holed from six feet at the third und from seven yards ati the eleventh, and, with a drive and. aniblek, necured his third 2 at thei fourteenth, which measures 439 yards, holing out with his mashtel niblick shot from more than 120- yards.

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STATEMENT BY ENGLAND

TEST CAPTAIN

FARR HAS AN EVEN CHANCE AGAINST LOUIS

(From A Special Correspondent)

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The feat of scoring 3,000 rna in frenched that number last year, are senton has been performed only not likely to repeat the fent, as the seven times since 1000-by Hobbs, former now has 120 wickets and the

(twice). C. P. Yorkshireman 108. Hendren, Sutcliffe,

Goddard, who has taken 152 to Mend und E. and J. T. Tyldesley.

Hammond has three times pussed date, is in the running, but he will the 2,500 murk, his best total being have to work hard if he is to get 50 2008 in 1927. The runs he requires wickets in the next five weeks. this year are not an impossible num-

1. C. Clay, of 15 prov-

amateur

ber for a man of Hammond's scoring ing the most powers, providing he enjoys reason-bowler of the season. He has so far ably good fortune and fine weather. taken 125 wickets, whereas last year Braddon, after missing a short)

he took only 46 for his claunty. putt for a 2 at the seventh, had al

London, July 30. peared to have the game well in

HUTTON'S CENTURY

MAURICE TATE perfect 3 at the twelfth and holed?

With most professional footballers Maurice Tate, of Sussex, has only After an interval of 11 years hand but they failed to seize their

of from three yards for a 2 at the six-

training after the played in eight matches in the Coun- teenth. The couple

had only one the Davis Cup returns to Ameri-pportunities and England gained a reporting for

anost unimpressive victory.

August Bank Holiday we are already ty Championship and it is not our- on their eard and that was record-ca. Britain's only consolation

The selectors will have to continue going into cricket stilistles,

prising that he has been upproached ed at the Brth. Here Bradden pulled this week is that New Zealand their search for new talent and I m

Hutton's century in

in the Test match by Lancashire Lengue clubs, his drive into the rough and Cham were defeated in the second Testy changes in the team chosen murk and his 18 against Essex saw not alone in hoping that there will brought him within Ave of the 2,000 bern Aufted hir second shot, but

Match at Manchester, and our to play in the third match even to him past that total. For a young apart from this hole their golf was

athletes beat France in an inter the point of dropping: key men. almast uncanny.

man of only 21 to reach this coveted national contest at the White

Hammond, for instance, is cer-flgure in Unird reason in first- At the opening of the present sca- City.

tainty for the Australian tests class cricket-he began playing for whether he makes a duck

or a ren-Yorks in 1934-is remarkable. There is a general feeling that

tury against the New Zealanders. Several other players are likely to our cricket victory

over Newi

5,000 RUNS FOR HAMMOND? reach 2,000, including Berry, of So far he has played in three home Zealand was not of such a na- This season, the Gloucester nan Leicestershire, John Langridge.

ve away matches! He has ture as to give rise to any con-mark and has a sporting chance of man of considerable ability.

has

already topped the 2,000 run Cook, and Gibbons, a young bats-expressed himself as being a "very fidence of beating Australia next reaching his 3,000 for the first time

disappointed man." 200 WICKETS year.

In his career. He has over five Will any bowler take 200 wickets ap-weeks to score a little over 700 runs, this season? Gover and Verity, who

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next April but he wants to remain His contract with Sussex expires in county cricket and hopes to play for Sussex for two or more hensons.

son it was announced that Sussex intended to rest Tate for the im portant home fixtures,

A member of the Sussex commit- tee made a statement to the effect that it was impossible to change a side playing as well as Sussex are," and that the position had been put fo Tate,

A RECORD

for

IS was perhaps unfortunate tite Sussex committee that the day this statement was made Lanenshire, playing at Hove, made 640 for the loss of eight wickets.

300

Paynter contributed 122 in minutes, the highest score ever made iby 11 professional player for Lonca

shire. The se

score is second only to the 124

by A. C. Maclaren

Tagamner S in 1895.

At the

same time, 11. 1. Moore, the young Hampshire captain, www scoring 316 of the Warwickshire bowling at Bournemouth.

This is the first time in the his- tory of first-class cricket that two bafsinen have hit 300 runs on the

Businen

same day.

Both

Paynter and Moore scored 100 before lunch.

Amar Nath, the Indian Test cric- keter, who, following an incident at Lord's during the Indian tour just year was sent home as a disciplinary measure, has accepted an offer to as professional to Nelson, the Lancashire League Chab, next sea-

son

He will receive £500 and his re- tura passage. Reports state that- Antar Nath has been in great form this season for the Maharaja of Patiala's team in India both as 11 batanan and a bowler.

TEN WICKETS FOR NO RUNS Stating

they are under na de- lusion as to the class of cricket they play,

member of the Wrotham ack Estate Cricket Club has sent

record record of an arblevement of out-

standing merit to The Times, He

writes:

Playing for Wrotham Park Estate Cricket Club against Potter's Bar

hum,

U.C.C. On May 15, R. Kettering- the club's last bowler, took all 10 wickets in an innings for no runs. He hit the stumps eight times, ot

one period took five wickets with successive balls, and bowled in all 4.4 overs. The total score in the innings was nine. His fellow-mem- bers have presented him with the ball suitably Inscribed.

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R. W. V. Robins, England's Test captain. is going

to be very popular

In some quarters. This week an Australian wornen's cricket team sail for home after a successful -both playing and financial-tour of England which has given a big flip to women's cricket.

Asked at Manchester if the Eng jland team had an old bat which could be spared for Cheshire wo-

men's team struggling along without much equipment, he said:

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am afraid not. I don't ap- prove of women playing cricket. 1 declined an invitation to attend the women's Test Match at the Oval, and I positively refuse to bavn anything to do with Women's cricket.

like to

"Women should not play with a Tennis, croquet--yes, I hard ball.

to see them. Cricket-no. "They can play with a soft, mov- ing ball, but not with a hard ball.

"It is not a women's game. I do not even encourage my wife to see

ine play.

"It's a man's gaine."

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