Georgetown, Feb. 12. The second match between MCC. and British Guiana vended this morning in an easy victory for the visitors, who won by nine wickets, The frst game ended in a draw.
Both Hammond and Townsend, whose respective overnight scores Tennis Amateurs and Motion Pictures Johannesburg, Feb. 16.
The Lawn Tennis "Association fof the Union of South Africa today decided, by a unanimous vote, to support the motion submitted by the Czechoslovakian, Lawn Tennis Association to allow amateurs to make action films.
Great Britain had previously given ils approval to the motion, while the United States opposed it-—Reuter. were 60 and 52, continued their stand to.day and stayed to see the wine ning Tun scored. At the close the Gloucester all-rounder was 108 not Out, while Townsend carried his bat for' a sound 93, The scores of the match were: British Guiana: 168 for 6 declared, With the highest individual score i" future competitions Reuter, showed great form in his short stay at the wicket, experienced extremely Home Amateur Soccer Internationals London, Feb. 16 Two amateur International woeeer matches played to-day Fesulted "in victories being scored by Scotland and England Playing at Aberystwyth, Scotland defeated Wales by five goals to two. In the other match which was played at Belfast, England won over Ireland by four goals to two—Reuter hard luck. When his score stood at 47 and seemed set for an indefinite stay, he was run out through a misunderstanding.
Feb. 16.
Excellent bowling by Hollies featured to-day's play in the third Test match between England and the West Indies, the home team scoring only 4184 in response to the visitors' arstinnings score of 227. Headley was top-scorer for the West Indies, contributing $3 runs before he was given Out Lb.w. to Paine—Reuter.
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