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Thursday

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GIT ANYTHING YA WANT

FER CHRISTMAS!

December 29, 1938.

By Ernie Bushmiller

I AIN'T IN NO MOOD FER DAT CHEESY

KIND O' COMEDY.

HOT TO

IT'S Yippee vs. Whoopee!

GRASS WIDOWS...

"WHO THOUGHT THE

PASTURE WAS GREEKER

ON THE OTHER SIDE

OF THE FENCE!

Randolph SCOTT

I'M

THE ROAD

TO RENO

co-starring

Hope HAMPTON

with

Helen Broderick - Alan Manhal Glenda Farrel+Samwel S. Hinde

Forms Play by

BOY CHANELOR UM ADELE COMANDINE Stary by Charles Kamyon und F, Hogh Hakat Dandant The Ramiro Rang by l, A.R. Wytân

Dried by S. Sylvan Simen

Frárend by Lémand Gobyer

A HEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE

TO-MORROW

ALHAMBRA

WIN FOR REDSHANK

u

ERNIE B

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 day's play, the First Test match at Johannesburg ended

in a draw yesterday. The M.C.C., with a lead 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.

Eddic Paynter, the Lancashire left-hander, 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.

Edrich

Johannesburg, Dec. 28. The weather was sunny when the Verity

Maine was returned

10-day on a Hummond

wicket which was worn

and had Wilkinson

patches at both enda. There was Goddard ... only a sprinking of specialors. Payn-

@

0

44

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22

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106

M.C.C.—2ND, INNS.

ter took two fours in succession from Edrich, e Mitchell, b Gordon Langton and reached $1 in 77 Gibb, b Dalton ...

seven Paynter, e Langton, b Gordon .. 100 minutes, his tally including

dgures W. R. Hammond, b.w. b Dal- fours. Both batsmen were sive and their Innings were marked ton

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

Gibb brought up his century in 184 minutes, including seven fours, bul aix runs later be was beaten com- pletely by Dalton. His batting had been a judicious blend of aggression and defence.

Extras

Total (for 4 wkts. decld.)

Davies

Hammond joined Paynter and the Langton pair continued until lunch when the Mitchell score was two for 223, Paynter being Gordon. 62 and Hammond 13.

20 minutes

Dalton

Paynter

he scored a century in

cach innings.

Home Football

Motherwell Win Away Encounter

London, Dec. 28.

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

Albion Kilmarnock

3 Ayr U.

1 Motherwell

-Renter.

3

3

LYNCH TO TRAIN IN MONASTERY

London, Dec. 4,

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

tery, in Co. Waterford.

of silent Cistercian monks in the Famous Mount Melleray Monas-

His wife told the "Sunday Dispatch" last night: "This oppor-

tunity of going to Ireland to get away from his old tics is a Heaven-sent chance for Benny.

"I think he has realised that unless

he gets right down to the task of elting at the future will be pretty fark for us all."

Mr. George Dingley, the Scottish boxing promoter, said: "It's up to lenny and no one else. He can get himself properly fit again, and if he can make £20,000 for him does so in the next two or three years."

Lynch has received a letter from Mr. A. L. Elvin. the Wembley

58 Stadium promoter, wishing him luck 3 and promising him matches when he 14 is fit for a come-back.

201

VOWS

The monks of Mount Melleray Abbey live a rigorous life under Wstrict discipline and stern self-con- rol. They are bound by a vow of from which only erpetual silence

Bowling Analysis

M. R.

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After lunch the crowd grew to over

ir 1,000 and watched Hammond

SOUTH AFRICA.—2ND INNS. mood. He scored 30 in Mitchell, not out aggressive

and

brought up the 250 in Van Der Byl, b Hammond 224 minutes. Paynter reached is Nourse, not out century in 189 minutes, including 10 fours, and became the third English- man to score a century in each e- rings of a test against South Afrin,

A. C. Russell and Sutclife were the others.

Extrus

Total (for 1 wkt.)

the guest master and lay brothers are absolved.

Another Glasgow boxer, Johnny McGrory, British feather-weight ex-

48 champlon, suggested the kien to 38 Lynch.

17

108 Lawn Tennis

BOWLING ANALYSIS

O. M. R.

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Hammond brought up his 50 in 19 Farnes minutes, but Paynter did not pass Edrich This 100. sending a skier to Langun Verity

Goddard mid-on off Gordon.

In Sweepstake Race Held" Ames joined Hammond at thres Wilkinson

By Yacht Club

for 281 but only 10 runs had been Hammond added when Hammond put his leg

in front of a straight one from Dal- ton and was out for 58. Hammers

Redshank was first in the sweep-hen declared with four down for 201. Africa with 324 to stake race held by the Royal Hong- leaving South kong Yacht Clubs yesterday over 9.4 score to win. miles, the yachts starling at 14.45. Results:

Finished Redshank * 17.01.03

(E. T. Stanley).

G 3 13

DALTON DROPPED

Johannesburg, Dec. 28.

Ten 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. Celnar (Czecho - Slovakia), Adrian Quist (Australia), Henner Henkel (Germany) and Bryan

Miss Stammers Grant U.S.)United Press.

Unable To Go

To S. Africa

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

London, Nov. 23. Miss Koy Stammers has had to to join the E. L. Dulton, whose century in the decline the invitation

tour South Afrles' Hammond scored his runs in 63 pulling South Africa out of its plightLTA. of her decision yesterday.

first test was largely responsible for British team to

this winter. She informed the minutes and, made Eome beautiful

has been dropped from the second

"Mademoiselle Docteur" (King's CUTTO Patrives. He hit five fours.

lest team to meet the M.C.C.

C.C. BL The reason is that Mks Stommers Theatre, to-day). Characteristic 18.31.41 1

The South Africana opened with

Capetown on Saturday. Bond has cannot spare the time from business. Edmond Greville touches of direction 16.52.30 2 Mitchell and Van Der Byl again and

Also bren omitted, the

vacancies Kay is very disappointed," said her in a German spy story which follows were taking no chances. 16.22.63 3

Stonewalling tactics were adopted, Deing filled by Balaskas and Rowan mother, “but the tour is such a long the usual run. Dita Parlo, John The team is-A. Melville. B. Mit-one that she could not possibly rare Loder and Erich von Stroheim head this policy continuing chell, A. B, C. Langton, W. Wade, the time. with 10.33.00 4 and

She is in business with a throughout the afternoon, a draw be- K. Vajeen, A. D. Notiese, P. Van der London firm, and, as it hangens, her British production.

the cast. The ending is unusual. .A

16.54:30 8 1: 17.02.04

cane inevitable. C. 1. Barry).

Van Der Byl's off-stumpy. E. W. Davies, X. Balaskan, No. busiest time comes just atter Christ- At 67, was disturbed by Hammond in the Gordon, F. A. Rowan.-Reuter,"

Evn

(E. Bader).

In trut

17.02.00

.... 17.02.07

(Mrs. M. I. Johnstone).

Painted Laily ... 17.02.30

(M. T. E. Wilkinson).

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Jean

IH, Lowder),****

(G. C. Gowland). Cull

(A, O." G. Mills). Colleen

17.04.05

13.54.41 0

16.54.56 English captain's first over. He had rcored 30. made in 130 minuter, his chict. scoring strokes being three fours and a six.

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$6.50 00

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(G, J. Tarr).

Artemis

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Ariel

... 17.00.00 -Drew Wilkinson),

10.50.10 10

Mitchell und Nourse sedately and took the

ANOTHER CHANGE

Johannesburg, Dec. 28. continued Another change has been made in Acore tn 108, the South African team to meet thel 103031 11 without further loss, when stumps M.C.C. in the Selbnd Test.

were drawn. Mitchell's contribution K. Viljoen los injured his hand' 105827 12 was 46 and Nourse's 17

jand drops out of the team. His place Mitchell untied for 160 minutes and will be taken by A. W. Briscoe, of

Transvant-Reuter, hit five boundaries,

Scores:

EXHIBITION TENNIS

Filipinos To Play At

Kowloon To-day

ME.C.C.

Irt. Innings

422

SOUTH AFRICA-IST INNS.

B. Mitchell, b Farnes

73

P. Van Der Byl, bw, b Verity

A. Melville, c and b Verity

A. D. Nourse, cand b Goddard

N. Gordon, st. Ames, b Goddard W. Wade, b Goddard

K. Viljoen, b Wilkinson

Leonardo Gavin and Armado San-E. L. Dalton, e Edrich, b Verity

G. Bond, l.b.w., b Wilkinson

chez. winner and runner-up of the A. B. C, Langton, not aut Philippines tennis championship, will E. Q. Davies, b Verily appent in exhibition matches at the Kowloon Cricket Club to-day at 2.30 p.m. They arrived yesterday on the Potsdam.

Players selected to play against the visitors are the Tau brothers, George Choo, Szeto Bick and A. E. Farnes P. Quest.

mas, so she has had no alternative "That Certain Woman" (Queen's but to decline.

Theatre, to-day),Bette Davis in a who "It must be remembered that the powerful drama by a woman

loves not wisely but 100 well. has only just returned from a long Supported by Henry Fonda and Ian

Hunter. Good entertalument. stay in America."

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

"Women Are Like That" (Alham- bra Theatre, to-day)-Pat O'Brien looks understandably unhappy as the egotistical advertising man who be comes a drunkard when his wife succeeds in deal which he had abandoned. Kay Francia's gowns The Club "A" Nurby XV defeated fore splendid. Melville Cupper,

FRIENDLY RUGBY

CRICKET TEAMS the Army "A" team by 20 to 3 at the Borden Oliver and Ralph Forbes are

Club

Alter in the tout. following Chadwick 3

ground yesterday. the will represent The following

the solitary Army try,

"Prison Farm” (Oriental Theatre, for the Club: University past students in the annual roped

an undyimmetries, Wilson 2 tries, Nelson 1 try to-day).-A shocker about the girl D. J. N. Anderron, I. Barrow. B. V. Git (Stark converting one). The seare who loves a man who, although she tion. Gintaro, 1. lung. C. W. Lam. at half-time was 8-3.

A. T. 10, W. H. Sing. FR. Zimmer,

503. L. Youingiaye, Scorer. A. C. Ha.

102

The following will represent the Club

ment match on Saturday and Monday-

doca

not know, is a criminal. They are caught together and sen! to n pritan farm, where scenes of

Matrist the Navy in the trailer - FRENCH CONSULAR POSTS brutality are enacted. Shirley Ross, Lloyd Nolan, John Howard, J. $41. Owen Hughes, A. C. neck. 3. the For French consular changes noiled Carrot Naish and Porter Hall.

03. ney, H. D. Lloyd, G. Longseid, D.

to take place shortly, Include an ex-

(Majestio Theatre,

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis

0. M.

R.

23

07

1

A. E. Perry, Ride

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reformatory, with Jack Holt, as the Lay. D. Hutchinson (b.1.8.). J. and o M. Leurquin will be remembered warden, introducing a new

system rimsano (La Salle), T. 1ockhart, N. Smith, ne Coneul General In Hongkong two to the boys of the form. Interesting W. W. G. Prge, T. M. Bulter (C.B.8.); W.

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