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To Resume

London, Sept. 15. The decision allowing the reopen-, ing of cinemas and theatres also ap plies to football and organised games, enabling the Football Association to proceed with competitive matches.

It is understood there will be no professional club matches to-morrow owing to lack of time in assembling players, but the majority of the lending League Clubs will play their prearranged friendly matches in safe areas. Reuter,

Day 12393 1hout Fondsen Spatients, Ing:

Trivia Wins At Torquay Regatta

TOMAHAWK LOSES

AFTER LEADING: PRETTY YACHTING

By Mujer H. HECKSTALL-SMITH

Torquay, Aug. 22.

Torbay was the scene of some very pretty yacht racing to-day, and the triangular course for the ; larger yachts afforded plenty of opportunity for skill and judg- ment on the part of helmsmen, but like most racing days in light breezes and hot summer weather, luck and chance played an im- portant part in the proceedings.

Mr. V. W. MacAndrew, with

Trive won the 13-metre vive from Mr. Sopwith. Tomahawk by 7min. 575ev., and his boat sailed very well. In mid-sena Me, MueAnhey made 1 alterations in Trivia with a view to making her art extentially light- weather best, and I think be Tax succeeded.

The Sailing Committer should be congastulated upon Bæir decision t make me of the signal provided in, YRA. Tule 9, under which they postponed all puces for half-an-hour. Al 11 o'clock there was a flat calm hat half an hour later lht breeze had filled in from the pleasant south-east, which lasted throughout the day. This gave a turn to wind- ward to the märk-boat in mid-bay. and a free wind upon the other two legs of the course.

BLUE MARLIN RECALLED Blue Marlin was over the line at the start, and after being recalled never recovered her position. Toma- hawk, making the best stort, led the fleet for two rounds, having a close contest with Evaine and Trivia in the early stages of the race. In the

round Trivia was not only well sail- ed, but had a useful lift ând secured a commanding lead, while Jenetta closed up sufficiently to cause Toma- hawk some anxiety.

Americans Told To windward work in the third and Anal

Leave U.S.S.R. WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (Reuter), The State Department has con-. firmed that the United States E- Lasy in Moscow has advised Ameri- Gabriel's The Lady Anne as scratch can citizens to leave Russia,

In the handicap races Sir Vivian

boat at one time had a lead of 23

The advice is stated to be in ar-minutes from Mr. D. W. Molin's The cordance with standing instructions Blue Peter, but the latter made such

Hond

use of an enormous spinnaker

upon Embassy procedure in times of carried "jib fashion" with the wind threatening danger.

nearly abeam that she not only held

Polish Submarine Interned

the ex-racing yacht on the last two

her.

Loretia Young and Warner Baxter seem to have friends aplenty in this scene from "Wife. Husband and Friend." the gay 20th Century-Fox comedy romance showing at the King's Theatre to-morrow, Reading counter-clockwise we have Binnie Barnes, Eugene Pallette, Helen Westley, George Barbler, J. Edward Brom- berg and Cesar Romero,

FIVE-RUNS VICTORY SOUTH CHINA

FOR MIDDLESEX

Eastman's Gallant Bid To Save Match Unavailing

From Kenneth Rankin

Southend, Aug. 18.

Middlesex beat Essex by five runs, a dramatic con- less of the course, but closed woonclusion to a match which had been a magnificent struggle The eight-metre Violetta quite out-since the first ball was sent down on Wednesday. Essex, classed the cruisers against which with five men out, wanted 66 more to win when play be- she competed upon all points at

SWIMMING

The South China Athletic Associa- tion will hold their swimming cham- pionships on September 22 and 23 ot 7.30 p.m. The Association will fo- day hold a sanipan race and on Sunday the annual cross-harbour swirn for members will be held.

Edrich. b Nichol

Complen (D.), e & b Smith (R.)

F. G. Mann, c' Wilcox, b Nichols

Hart, e Taylor, b Farnes

Price, & ↳ Braith (R.} Sims, c&b Smith (P)

Smith (J.), e Smith (H), b Farnes **

Stephenson, b

11. A. R. Peebles, e

Farnes ....

Gray, not out

- 0. n-b 1

Total

TALLINN, Estonia, Sept. 15 (Reu- ter).The Polish submarine Orzel, sailing. Golden Dragon, Shireen, gan, but they got only 60.

MIDDLESEX 2ND INNS. with officers and crew aboard, bas Mystico and Nlande were also prize-

The moment of greatest suspense | exciting match for his benefit, came. D. Carris, hw, b Nichols arrived here and has been interned. winners

The Orzel, which had a crew of Mr. Windeatf's Persephane, on the

arrived when the ninth wicket felt in, limping heavily because of his Robertson, Farnes

Edrich, b Farnes 50, was launched in 1030.

day's work, was best of the West with 21 st required, and Eastman. injured right knee.

Compton D.). b. Nichols who could hardly have had a more With Farnes to run for him, he G. Mann, hw, b Farnes

managed to stay with Ray Smith Bart, e Avery, h Salth (P.) unly six were needed, and

Price, Wade, to Sanith (R.) then, Sims, b Smith (R.) Solent, Burnham and Torbay class, handicapped by his enforced inne Smith (J. Smithi (R.), di Sirith (P.)

bility, was 1.b.w, to a well-pitched-up 1 A. R. Peebles, b Smith (P.) ball from Jim Smith.

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METRE: Trivia (V. W. Macandrew) (winner), 3hr. 30min. 24sec.; Tomahawk

(T. O. 3. Sopwith) (2nd), 3-30-21: Jenetla a poor way without Sims, who, bowl- (Sir W. Burton) 13rd), 3-38-42; Flica Jing his slows with great sk on a

Fairey), 4-1-35.

Cray, not out

DJ 5, 1-b 4

Total

ESSEX

Avery, Edrich, & Smith

D. It. Wilcox, e Edrich, b Gray

Nichols, e Price, b Gray Taylor, ilaw, b Smith

connor Gray

Smith (P.). ↑ Gray

11. L. Goodson). 3-45-1; Blue Morin (Werumbling plich,, took eight wickets Eastman, bw, h Salth

Westhead). 3-53-10; Evalne (C. in the Innings for 02, and this morn- HANDICAP (exceeding about 25 tons): 106 when it was imperative that 49.63: Lady Akne (Col, Sir V. Gabriell, four for 25, a goed many of which The Blue Peler U. W. Molina) (winner runs should not be given away, had

4-23-40.

HANDICAP (exceeding 10 tone, but not were not really earned by the bat

A. Section; men, exceeding about 25 tonn); Violetta (Capt. It. G. Mitchell) (winner.

TRIUMPH FOR PRICE J-4-36; Golden Dragon (1, 8. Rouse) (2nd).

The match was a great triumph 3-20-2 Section: Mystico (D. H. E. Me for Price, who made the top score K. Farnes, Ful out 3-27-30; Shireen 19. Burdett-Coutts) (3rd), Cowen) winner), 3-22-52; Nolande (1. D. and at a time when Spooner!, 3-29-24: Myosotis F. Morgan rorely in demand-and who caught Gillest. 3-34-7: Extelle (B. T. Rumble six men and stumped another. It 1-31.30: Coryphee U, Lewis), 3-31-7:

Christophersen), 3-40-30 was he who started Essex's troubles Eastman, lbw b Smith Etain (H.

in the morning, and in Sims' frat Avery, fw, b Sims Loyalty (Capt. E. I. Hughes). 4-12-44.

runs wero

Capt. J. W. A. Stephenson, e Price, b

Sima Smith (L), b Smith

Wade, e Price, b Smith

12, n-b5

Total

ESSEX IND INNS.

WEST SOLENT RESTRICTED:. Natles over, by catching Wilcox, who had | D. R. Wilcox, e Prict, b Sims IT. R. A. Windeati) (winner). 4-4-52; balted with a badly bruised. finger O'Conner, a Carris, b Sima Persephone. (N. Field) (2nd), 4-8-D: Benita which will keep him out of the York-Nichols, e Price, b Peebles

Smith (P), c Edrich, b Bi IC. S. Wollen) (3rd), 4-9-0.

TORBAY 'CAP.: Clau 1: Ancora (M. shire match.

Taylor, e Price, b Sims In Sims' next over Peter Smith Capt..J. W. A. Stephenson, it Price,

Sims

E. Behar) (winner), 4-3-85; Asthorn (Dr.

F. W. Bartlett) (2nd), 4-9-0

TORBAY 'CAP: Class 2-Bection was caught at stiv. and after, Step-Smith (R.), not aut

henson and Ray Smith 2-33-1; Nautilus (Miss A Gilley) (nd), the former ran, out at Sims and was K. Farnes, & Carrit, b Sima 2.31-31; Asphodel (Major W. F. Ball) i3rd), easily stumped. With his score at

18, wi, n-b 2-32-3; Quetzel (Miu S. G. Gale) 14th two. Fames was dropped at second

Total 2-37-33. (Bubject to protest by Spook

| slip, but what a poor game cricket against Asphodel.)

TORBAY CAT: Class 2-Section B: would be without missed catches Jotle Brise 131. J. Collins and WD which in this particular game had Farnes Thomas) (winner), 2-45-50; Bonnet III. (Capt. 1. Matthey) (2nd), 1-48-42; Ett E played their interesting part along smith (8.) with all, the other tricks and turns stephenson of fortune.

Smith (P)

C. Trewin) (3rd)_2-48-53,

TORBAY CAP: Class 3: Renee (n. Mead) (winner), 1-55-8; Bunbeam (1. A. T. Culca) (End), 1-53-23: LI1 (TA drews) (3rd), 1-55-38; Cobin Tapp and T. 8. Sharp) (4th), 1-37-44.

TORBAY HICAP: Class 4: Marina (L. Edwards) (winner), 2-3-15 Lotus (3 Dewar and J. Atkinson) (2nd), 2-13-10. -TEIGN 16FT. O.D.C, DINGHIES, Esof 10. r. Ahimann) (winner), 3-18-16.

Nichola

MIDDLESEX--Fir! Inninge

It may have been doubtful policy Frane bowled one no-kait. to keep Jim Smith on, for the snicks Fare are always likely to come from a Nichols fast bowler, Ray Smith may have Smith (2)

Second Innings

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had his share of these, but he made Smith ( ESSEX-First Innings many clean and confident strokes be-Smith sides, and with Farnes assisting him Gray

14FT. DINGINES: Nimrod (W. Rt. Danni nobly. 24 runs had been put on be- Suns,

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(winner), 3-12-54; Hurtest (11. 3. Deavini fore Carris, close in on the off-side. Proper

Gray bowled four no-balle, Smith one, (2nd), 3-14-10.

12FT, DINGHIES: Farandole (A W. n. took a clever catch low down. Macdonald), (winner), 4-17-18: Nithutus

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Then came, Eastman, growing ex-Smith Proctor) (2nd)... 4-17-48:Jean (Deltement, more good strokes by Ray Gray Winers) (3rd), 4-18-14; Spindrif (Capt Smith and the end which meant so prebles O. R. Jackson) (4th), 4-38-54.

DART O.D.G. DINGHIES; Myth (J. A. 5.] much to Middlesex. Newman) (winner); 2-6-29: Doda (Mim A.

MIDDLESEX

M. Hine Hycook). (Ind), 3-691; Martan B. D. Carris, & Nichols (Minu, M.; In Newman) (ârd), 3-6-30.

Robertson, hw, b. Nichols

4 Becond Inninga

16.4

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Robertson

Bmith bowled one wide, farea no-balls, 83 | Bims three no-balla,

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