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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 31, 1939.

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GREGORY CELEBRATES "BENEFIT" WITH 108

Killed Yorkshire Hopes Of Beating Surrey: Decided On Ist Innings

By D. R. Jardine

London, Aug. 2.

Gregory wound up his benefit match at the Oval with a fine century. His second innings partnership with Fish- lock, which produced 105 runs for the first wicket, killed Yorkshire's hopes of forcing a win.

Yorkshire could play Sucey, but a quarter of an hour to space, but not Surrey combined with the cork..mnly after P. J. Diekimon had wwewn They had content themselves! Am how Hutton could be driven with four point : for a was on with a mammoth six over the pavi that inning

on rails.

Yonke hiv's champ.om.up ave.sister

WO Citemati by Guegony

» 1 antes cordianty, and fun is the trying to et Dickit on hi 50 T

match. of the tenst satisfactory Trature of the pre-Har fad ball

y.teen, with 1, howenшumber paying at tar gates ever, at rast is pool as ang Fried the three day was 21,283.

last county match *** recent genre.

This is the

The

using

Only five run hark been red and see for some time, as I am off when Wantfeld, not out overnight to camp with the Territorals,

YORKSHE with Squires, was Eber to Verity

Rutton. b 1

with the setre at 99. But wila dos Michell, e Mobey, b Gover

Dickinson. b Brown: marly success Vorkinne and to taste Hather, content for longer than sunted faciesland, Tirown, Squires

N. W. D Yardley, c. Fishlock. time-table if the match was to be, Squires brought to a definite concheon.

A Sellers, to Parker Squires and Parker, despite serne Wood, is Cover

Smattes, b Patker

antiles periods when Verity Web, is Gover making the most of any early morn, ing turn and if in the wicket, stayed together for an

With

Hour.

BOWES INDISPOSED

Bowes slightly indisposed.

Verity, 6 Walts lowes not out

8 3. 1-6 7. n-b 8

Total

the Yorkshire attack looked far less Grey, e Ab Husters

SURREY

Fishinck, Attchell, fr Hutton effective than of yore. As the sea- whiteld, hw, b Verity

ees it son advances

becomes

eleurer Squires, e Button, b Robinson that The batting rather than the Parker, e Sinalles, Robinson

Mobey, bw, i Verity,

bowling is Yorkshire's stronger sult. F. I. Brown, ow, button, Boll, of course, win

win matches, but P. 3. Dickinson, e Bowes, ti Vertiy the contribution which bowling 1 M. Garland-Wells, Smaltes,

Rabitisan strength makes towards finished watis, b Verity matches will always be more marked Gover, not out thon nny which balling can orduari-.

hope to achieve.

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Second Inmees: Gerrory, zun out, 108.

Flablock, st Wood. b Strialles, 24; Whit-

Palker has beet some time justi- fying his original carly promise.. His future progress may be all the Robinson, 11: ickinson, not uut.

surer on this

Bel

Ave

49; b) 4. l-b 1, n-b 1-3; total (3 wkts);

account. For Surrey, 227. he mukes

mkes a really formidable num→ -

In the "batting "order-sal Gover nuch so that it must be a mool, Waits point whether he would not be better i Brown placed higher up the order.

YORKSHINE-Firal Innings

R.

W.

100 3

14

47 1

103

34

2

20

20

SURREY—First Innlags

W

Parker Squiers Squires at the other end was cor Gregory rectners itself-there

few G. Wella straighter bats playing to-day. A Dickinson chopped cut brings hin an unusually

can

be

high poentage of his runs against, flowes good length bowling, but alan couts

Smalles him his wicket Kittle more often: Rat Iron

Verity Chun should be the enre.

Poke: with o before playing really into

Sutton

all but had an averton 1. Yardley wide return from the felt, Bowen

the expectant Yardley

Verity

being unt ruther tingly Soubles

hands of Robinson's array of square Rouson legs al 144. Robinson eelebrated intan

by success

bowling round Levlerid

the wicket. Nine runs later Money Barber

was 1b w. to Verlty.

VERITY'S LONG SPELL

Verity, with a deep-off and an extra extra-cover did not appear to

Sellers

Seront unings

Umpires: tendren. Smart,

*Indieater Captain. Wicketkeeper.

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BOXING MANAGERS SUSPENDED

New York. Aug. 30,

The Hoxing Commission here has

Henry

Armstrong's suspended manager, Eddle tead, for a year and a duy and Lou Amber's manager, Al Weill, for four months "for con- duct tending to create a disturbance during the fight" last week.

P Commission ruled both sus- ensions be limited for a period of 30 days to enable them to he malen

November 1 between the two boxerg for the welterweight title. It refused Mead's request to re- the decision in favour of Ambers. Mend charged Donovan, the referee, with being prejudiced.— United Press.

verte

Armstrong and Ainbers met in a 15 rounds contest for the lightweight title" 0921 Wednesday lest. Ambers

won on points and thus made boxing history, bring the first ex-light weight title holder to stage 14 succesful emmeback.

Duru the fight, both monagers Pretested continuously against a foul By the other's boxer.

Priest Killed

More Members Needed By Robbers

By Indian R. C.

A slight loss of $10.27 In the work- | tion ไฟแส necessary, whether

ing account for the year was reported amount to be spent could be raised, at the Annual General Meeting of and how it could be raised, members of the Indian Recreation Club

Secretary, Mr. S. A. Rumjahn, Hon. tion that the members pay more in

Shocking Shanghai Crime Reported

The police believed that robbery was the motive for the murder..

Father Le Breton apparently died of suffucation, due to the fact that his feet and arms were bound and his mouth heavily stuffed with cotton.

There were no other wounds.

SHANGHA, Aug. 30 (UP),— Father F. Le Breton, 59, a French subject and Director of the Zikawei Orphanage, was The Commitice agreed that an ex-found murdered at 6 p.m., to- at Sookunpoo yesterday. Mr. tension was needed, but they had no

day. to decide the A. el Arculli was in the chair, sup- powers

DI question A. ported by Mr. C. Sumad, Vice- raising the necessary money. They

Mr. M. A. Wahab, Hon. could not, for instance, pass

A resolu Treasurer, and Mr. A. H. Madar, subscription. That had to be decided There were about 20 members pre-at an extraordinary general meeting. Various suggestions were put for- In his remarks. Mr. Arculli drew ward, by members for raising attention to the Report, saying that money, including concerts, It was though it was rather condensed, It finally proposed on the motion of Dr. Bave

good knowledge of the Arculli that the matter be left to CHANGES OF ADDRESS activities of the Club during the past the incoming Committer

to decide year bath in the field of sport and whether the scheme should be pro-Ward Mistresses Fined For

octally,

i ceeded with. This suggestion fallopted, closed with

sent.

Last year, he continued, he had

made an appeal for more members. He was renewing that appeal again this year. Membership had slightly was no doubt decreased, but that

The

The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the ChairmaII.

The

Annual Report

with

Not Notifying....

A line of $10 was imposed by Mr.

R. A. D. Farrest at Central Magis-

| trney yesterday on Leung Wal-hing,

27, who was summoned for falling

of

to report the change of address

warth, Ah Ha Marcofsky, a three- year-old girl, on August 18.

e

The balance of eash in band and at due to the bad times through which | Bank was $213.09 as against the sum the Colony was passing. Mr. Arcullit $590.44 of the previous year appealed to the members to bear in Despite having additional sources of

coupled mind that the Club was the centre of revenue,

increased and the various the sporting activities of the Indian turn-over by the Ir

Mr. f. W. Fraser, Inspector of community, and

and had done quite a functions, we suffered a loss in our Mui-Tsai, said the registered address lot in drawing the young men to Working Account to the amount of of the girl, 207, Wanchai Road, was various branches of sport, and the $16.27. Concomitant with the heavy visited on August 10, by a woman training they ad received had expenditure, much improvement was Inspector, who was informed by enalted them to cover. not only made at the cqndition of sporting neighbours that defendant had moved. themselves, but the community with geaie year ended with a total of 138 were seen, the should report to the Instructions were given that if she glory on the cricket field, the tens members on register as against 142 Secretariat for Chinese Afluirs. She courts and the lawn bowls greens.

The Club should be the hub of the of

ugust 21 and said she appeared on August previous year. These compriso Locial life of their community, he re- 2 honorary life members, 2 life mem-had moved to Shaukiwan The girl marked.

bers, 13 associate members, 5 sub was very well-treated. Turning to the finances,

Defendant, added Mr. Fraser, was Mr. scriber members, 3 absent members Arculli said that their financial posi- and 113 ordinary members.

kept by an American teamon. being tion could be improved if the Club With the Introduction of

A similar charge of youthfui

was preferred During the week ending 8 am, on had more members. The recent players from the 2nd XI, the 1st XI against Chan Mung-heong, 40, mar- Saturday,

there were in Hongkong: tombola meetings had been very did not do so well ne in previous ried woman, in respect of a six-year- 108 traffic accidents, as the result of successful, and had afforded much years. It is to be hoped that these old girl ward. which four people were killed and pleasure both to members and their nowcomers will soon accustom them- 40 were injured.

selves to their newfound places und once again carry the 1st XI League Shield into the Club's all.

bowled for over an hour and a half Four People Meet Death

In Street Mishaps

unchanged.

Brown has made a century against Yorkshire alpandy this" your, and after his first bull looked capable of meting out some further dowerful punishment to

the bowlers minutes before lunch, however, he wns 1.b.w. to A full pitch from lution, who had relieved Verity.

Before lunch Squires made his

Of those killed, three Chinese aged Birst major mistake, just after Dickin={0%, nine and seven, were knocked son had put 200 on the board. Hut-down and killed by a lorry, a private ton dived for the ball and held a car and abus respectively. They fine catch, and lunch was taken with were crossing the road, the former 200 for 7 on the board.

The remainder of the Surrey In- nings was something of a

proces-

a run being scored, with the total from a moving tram.

at 219.

vehicles.

friends,

The Report and Accounts were unanimously adopted.

Onteers elected for the year were: President, Mr. A. el Arculll; Vice- Presidents, Mr. C. Rahim and Mr.

Madar;

the

them

Mr. Fraser said defendant removed from 31, Main Street, West, Shuuki- wan, in June to 23, Main Street West, without notifying the Secretariat.

The girl was well-treated by the defendant, who was not in very good circumstances. Her husband was an unemployed filter A dine of 82 was Imposed.

Led by Mr. K. Nazarin the "Malays" captured the "Cat Brand Stout Shield" presented by Messrs. A. G. Sumad; Hon Secretary, Mr. Ed. & John Burke, Ltd. for com- two running and latter walking. M. A. Wahab; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. petition in this league.

A Chinese wornan, aged 43, died S. A. Rumjahn; Captain. 1st XI

Lawn Bowls slon, three wickets falling without from injuries received whille alighting i Cricket team, Mr. A. B. Captain.! 1st Division, our team played its way friends. Mrs. C. Rahim gave away Minu, Vice- Deserving of their promotion to the attended by members and their Of those injured, 28 were pedes- 2nd XI Cricket team, Mr. M. "I to the fifth position of the League the prizes at the conclusion of the

Captain, Mr. M. P. trians, who were either walking or | Raz

Raznek, Vice-Captain, Mr. Surrey followed

actually joint third with Sports. We thank members and their H. T. though actu on 212 runs in running across the road or playing Barma; Tennis Representative. Mr. Craigengower and Kowloon Bowling friends for their generous contribu and Gregory and Fishlock games on proceeded to make the game safe. struck by vehicles.

the roadway and were H. D. Rumjahn; Lawn Bowls Con- Green Club on points. We congra With Bowes still indisponed the task and a ricksha passenger were injured Dr. II. el

A bleycle rider vener, Mr. M. R. Abbas; Committee. tulate Mr. M. 3. Abbas and his mention to the sports fund. By kind per- of Lt. Col. C. L. Q. Tayleur of getting Surrey out again in just as the result

Officers, the band of the through many a hard fought H.K.S.RA. rendered selections dur over 3 hours was not an altrac-

of collisions between it. T. R. Arculll. Messrs. A.Nazarin, on their consistency which has carried mission

S. A. R. Jemail, A. Htch and also Mr. A. R. Dallah on ing the function, The Committe Mador, R.

R. M. Omar

nor and A. live one for Yorkshire, and bowling

A. Rahmin. changes came fairly regularly every passengers were injured on falling A bicycle rider and three lorry

Pavillon Extension

his selection to represent the Colony

thank Mr. A. Rahmin and the Sports 10 minutes.

Discussion of the proposed pavilion in the Interport. FISHLOCK UNLUCKY

from a moving bicycle and a moving extension followed. Opening the de- The Club were host to the Shang-

in making the event a great success. bate, Mr. Arcuill pointed out that hai Interporters to a curry dinner on A very enjoyable dance was held partnership was broken up in lorry respectively.

way. Fishlock

passengers and three the total cost of the extension, Includ- October 21, 1938. Earlier in stepped

would be between $1,000 afternoon match was played be during the year, and its success was dus to the hord alighting from moving trams and and

proposed to tween the Interporters and a rick in great measure

Sub- the work put in by the Social the Club resulting in wicketkeeper's moving busts respectively. A tram cstablish a

men's dressing room, im- from to the stumps, Fishlock passenger was injured on attempting prove the ladies dressing room, and former winning by the margin of Committee to whom the Committee tender its thanks. A dinner was held to board a'moving tram.

i also remove the telephone to a more 10-16 thois ground and

Four teams A B C & D were enter in honour of Mr. A. R. Dalish's selec Of 100 accidents, 43 were collisions convenient place, away from noise."

tion to represent the Colony in the R porsible betwerk

vehicles; 30 were collisions' He had hoped that such an impor- ed in the League, With the excep- Howls

Interport match against ord 50 minutes play, the ex-between vehicles and pedestrians; 22 tant item on the agenda would have tion of the A team who were runners Shanganl

to the up the results of the other three During the year the bowling green necidents tra half-hour included, and all pro

were due to other causes. drawn a large attendance definite result

Tyne of vehicits involved. Private meeting, and it was most dishearten- teams were far from satisfactory.

ditches were reboarded, while the tmotor car 48, motor lorry 32, motor vanished.

ing to the Committee who had work-

Athletic Sporta The 8th Annual Athletic Sports other sections of the playing fields Indeed, the only interest remain='bus 10, motor van 1, public motor ed so hard on, the project to see ro

have, through good work by thu Gregory ing was whether

would rar 18. motor cycles 4, iramcor 14, few turn up, The questions they had Meeting was successfully held on

grend staff, been kept in perfect got his century. This he did with tricycle 8, bleyale 9, ricksha 13. to consider were whether the exten- May 7, 1939 The function was well-

condition.

The

a curious out to

Two tram

dilve Smntles and the ball bus passengers were injured while Ing fittings. It was

apparently bent Wood as well, as it

was

off the

rebounded pads m

out of his

Was therefore most unluckily stumped.

There then remained

hour

pects

of

had

the

|

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