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FER CHRISTMAS!

December 29, 1938.

By. Ernie Bushmiller

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TO-MORROW .

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ERNIEC

Eddie Paynter Scores Century In

Each Innings In First Test Match

Third Englishman to do This Against The South Africans: Game Drawn

As generally expected, after the third play, the First Test match at Johannesburg ended

in a draw yesterday. The M.C.C., with a load of 32 runs after the first innings, declared their second knock at 291 for four wickets and the South Africans, facing a score of 323, had made 108 for the loss of one wicket when stumps were drawn.

Eddie Paynter, the Lancashire left-handor, who made 117 in the M.C.C. first innings, scored 100 in the second, thus becoming the third Englishman to score a century in each innings in Test matches against South Africa.

Johannesburi. Dec. 28. Edrich

resumed

The weather was sunny when the Verity fame was

to-day on a Hammond wicket which was worn and had Wilkinson patches at both ends. There was Goddard only a sprinkling of spectators. Payn-

-Sean

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93

27

M.C.C-2ND. INNS.

100

100

ter took two tours in succession from Edrich, e Mitchell, b Gordon Langton and reached 51 in 77 Gibb, Dalton .......

minules, his tally including seven Paynter, e Langton, b Gordon fours. Both batsmen were aggres-W. R. Hammond, I.b.w. b Dat- sive and their innings were marked ton

by powerful driving. The 150 ap-|Ames, not out peared in 149 minutes.

Gibb brought up his century in 184 | minutes, including seven lours, but 9.x runs later he was beaten com pletely by Dalton. His batting had been a judicious blend of aggression and defence.

Davies

Paynter

he scored a century in

each inninga.

Home Football

Motherwell Win Away Encounter

London, Dec. 28,

Two matches in the First Division of the Scottish Football League were deelded to-day, results being as fol- lows:

Albion

Kilmarnock

3 Ayr U. 1 Motherwell

-Reuter.

LYNCH TO TRAIN IN MONASTERY

London, Dec. 4.

Benny Lynch, former fly-weight champion, in another desperate hid to come back, sails to Ireland to-day to train in the company

of silent Cistercian monks in the Famous Mount Melleray Monas-

tery, in Co. Waterford.

His wife told the "Sunday Dispatch" last night: "This epper- tunity of going to Ireland to get away from his old ties is a Heaven-sent chance for Benny.

"I think he has realised that unless he gets right down to the task of gelling fit the future will be pretty Jark for us all."

Mr. George Dingley, the Scottish boxing promoter, said: "It's up to Benny and no one else. He can get himsel properly fit again, and if he 10 does so I can make £20,000 for him

in the next two or three years.'"

Lynch hus received letter from Mr. A. L. Elvin, the Wembley

58 Stadium promoter, wishing him luck

3 and promising him matches when he 14 is At for a come-back:

VOWS

The monks of Mount Melleray Abbey live a rigorous life under 0. M. R. W strict discipline and stem self-con-

Extras

Total (for 4 wkis, decld.)

201

Bowling Analysis

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SOUTH AFRICA.—2ND INNS. Mitchell, not out

Hammond joined Paynter and the Langton pair continued unul lunch when the Mitchell score was two for 93, Paynter being cordon 82 and Hammond 13.

After lunch the crowd grew to a ser

1,000 and watched Hammond

1.0

aggressive mood. He scored 30 in

20 minutes and brought up the 250 224 minutes. Paynter reached

MAKAN A DR MAHcentury in 189 minutes, including 10

WIN FOR REDSHANK

tours, and became the third English- mau to score a century in each - nings of a test against South Afri A. C. Russell and Sutcliffe were the others.

Van Der Byl, b Hammond Nourse, not out

Extras

Total (for 1 wkt.)

BOWLING ANALYSIS

M. R.

3 17

0 7

16

R 17

11

3 31

2 3 18

3 13

Hammond brought up his 50 in 19 Farnes minutes, but Paynter did not pass Edrich his 100, sending n skier to Languos Verity

Goddard Wilkinson

In Sweepstake Race Held at mid-on of Gordon,

By Yacht Club

Amen joined Hammond at the for 281 but only 10 runs had been Hammond added when Hammond put his leg

in front of a straight one from Dal- 5B. Hammonn tan and was out for

DALTON DROPPED

Joliannesburg, Dec. 28.

trol. They are bound by a vow of perpetual silence from which only

the guest master and lay brothers are absolved.

Another Glasgow boxer, Johnny McGrory, British feather-weight ex- 40 champion, suggested the idea 38 Lynch,

17

100 Lawn Tennis

Redshank was first in the aweephen declared with four down for 231. j stake race held by the Royal Hong leaving South Africa with

324 to kong Yacht Club yesterday over 9.4 score to win. miles, the yachts starting at 14.45. Hammond scored his runs in 63 Arst test was largely responsible for

Results:

Redshank

Eve

(E. T. Stanley).

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Finished 17.01.05

Corrd

16.32.34

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(E. Bader).

In Linda

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Ton Leading Amateur Tennis Players

New York, Dec. 28. Donald Budge, the famous American tennis player, who makes his professional debut next week against Ellsworth Vines, to-day announced his list of the world's first ten amateur players.

In his opinion, the leading amateur now is H. W. ("Bun- ny") Austin, of England, and the next is John Bromwich, of Australia.

Next in line are Robert Riggs (U.S.), Roderich Menzel (for- merly of Czecho-Slovakia). Sidney Wood, Jr. (U.S.), Gene Mako (U.S.). F. Cejnar (Czecho Slovakia), Adrian Quist (Australia), Henner Henkel (Germany) and. Bryan

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some beautiful pulling South Africa out of its pilight; L.T.A. of her decision yesterday. minutes and made

has been dropped from the drives. He hit five fours.

"Mademoiselle 'Docteur" (King's The reason la that Miss Stammers Theatre, The South Africans opened with test team to meet the M.C.C.

to-day), Characteristic Mitchell and Van Der Byl again and Capetown on Saturday, Bond has cannot spare the time from business. Edmond Greville touches of direction

the omitted, vacancies "Kay is very disappointed," said her in a German spy story which follows were taking no chances.

Stonewalling tacles were adopted, being filled by Balnakas and Rowan nother, "but the tour is such a longine

run. The team Is-A. Melville, B. Mit-one that she could not possibly spare Loder and Erich von Strohelm head Porlo, Jolin 10.33.00 4 fond with this policy continuing

throughout the afternoon, a draw be cheli, A. B. C. Langton, W. Wade, the time. She is in taisiness with a the cast.

K. Viljoen, A. D. Nourse, P. Van der London firm, and, as it happens, her British production. come inevitable,

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EXHIBITION TENNIS

Filipinos To Play At

Kowloon To-day

He had scored 30, made in 130 minutes, bls

chief scoring siroltes being three fours and a six,

Mitchell und Nourse

continued!

were drawn. Milchella contribution was 48 and Nourse's 17.

Mitch-1 batted for 108 minutes and

hit Ave boundaries.

Scores:

M.C.C.

Est. Innings

422

SOUTH AFRICA-IST INNS.

B. Mitchell, b Farnes

73

P. Van Der Byl, bw, b Verity

A. D. Nourse, e and b Goddard

73

A. Melville, e and b Verily

N. Geriton, st. Ames, b Goddard

W. Wade, b Goddard

K, Viljoen, b Wilkinson

Leonardo Gavia and Armado San-G. Bond, 1.b.W., b Wilkinson....

E. .. Dallon, Edrich. b Verity chez, winner and runner-un of the Philippines tennis championship, will A. B. C. Langlon, not oul Roptar in exhibition matches at the E. R. Pater, b Verity Kowloon Cricket Club 10-day at 2,30 p.m. They arrived yesterday on the Potsdam.

Players selected to play against: the visitors are the Tru' brothers.

• Georga Chon, Breto Bick and A. E. P. Guest..

ANOTHER CHANGE

Johannesburg, Dec. 28.

K. Viljor has injured his hand and drops out of the team. His place will be taken by A. W. Briscoe, of Transvaal.-Reuter,

The team for South Africa is due to leave at the end of next month.

FRIENDLY RUGBY

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"Women Are Like Thai“ (Alham- bra Theatre, to-day)-Pat O'Brien Hooks understandably unhappy as the egotistical advertising mon who be comes a drunkard when his wife Eucceeds In a deal which

hod abandoned. Kay Francis's gowns The Club "A" Rugby XV defeated are splendid. Melville

Cooper, CRICKET TEAMS the Army "A" team by 20 to 3 at the Borden Oilver and Ralph Forbes ove

Club ground yesterday. After in the cast. following will represent the solitary Army try, the following University past stridents in the annust scored for the Club:

"Prbon Farin“ (Orkental Theatre, match against the present students at Bokfulam on Sunday-Zimmer entries, Wilson 2 triez, Nelson 1 try to-day),—A shocker about the girl D. J. N. Anderson, J, Barrow, 8. V. Olt (Slark converting ene). The score who loves a man who, although she tins EL Gosano, T. Hung. C. W. Lam.jat half-time was 8-3.

A. T. Lee, W. H. Bing, P. R. Zimmern.

50

3. L. Younggaye. Beoret, S. C. o.

102 The following will represent the Club

Chadwick 3

to

dnes not know it, is a criminal. They are caught together and sent n prison farm, where scenes of brutality are enacted. Shirley Ross, John Howard, J. French consular changes notided Carrol Naish and Porter Hall. 03. Hisley. N. D. Lloyd, G. Longbeld. D. to take place shortly, include an ex- "Reformatory" (Majestic Theatre,

against the Navy in the iriangular tour FRENCH CONSULAR POSTS Lloyd Nolan, 64 mnt match on Saturday and Monday ---

11. Owen Hughes. A. C. Beek. J. IL T

Dr.

21 Mclelian. . . C. Pearce, T. A. Pearce, canite af posts between M. Leur- to-day) As the tile indicates, the

ALE, Perry, L. T. Bide.

The following will represent Combined quin. Consul General at Hurbin, and story is of life in an American. 390 Schoots against University at Pokfulam M. Blondeou. Contul at Hankow,

Extras

.Total

Bowling Anaïvals

un Friday-D. Crary Fisher, F. J. Lay, D. tutchinson (DDS), J. and G.

0.

M.

R.

Farnes

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