and Taek of} cost the Jewish the junior championship of the Foreign YMCA. Invitation basketball league when they succumbed to the Customs College, $8. points to 25, after ploy ing "heroically "in the "last five plnutes with only' tour men, at the YMCA. on Friday night. Although the Jews were defeated they were by no" means. disgraced and' their Splendid uphill fight in. the' cloning Phases when they" baited againat fds was the outstanding feaiwee of 4 hailing tame. It the Jewish had won they! Would have hada. chance take the championship 'Aided by their height, end showing lock-tke" passing' movements, "the Fourth U, $: Marines had no trouble defeating. Chenju by 81" points to 2 at the Stadium on Bonday In the st day's play of the Shanghat Open Basketball" 'League 'Championship. Tung Hwa, a powerful Chinese team formed of' former. Shanghai Colles and St. John's University's stars, dey Played' great strength and excellent Eombination to outclass Tung 58't0 18, while the Jewish ocreation
oufest division team by losing to Tei made an unauccen dat a Kwang by 44 to 18, further stated that. in view mneurrence of the umpire and the MCC, that the bowling was 3 direct attack against the batsman, the Jeommittee of the Notts Cricket Club nad no alternative but to apologize.
had then been decided by the Committee that the club must not be placed in such 2 humiliating position again, Concerning the action taken against 'A. W. Carr, it was explained that, The former' Notts captain had stated would allow bowlers. to bowl as {they pleased, the committee felt that they had been justified in appointing a new captain, was announced that Voce and Harold Larwood had signed to play for another three years and hope was expressed that Voce would play for the county for many years." Tt was also hoped that the incident concern= Ing the Australian. protest would be forgotten—Reuter,
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