Visitors Collapse in Second Innings for 56 Runs:
Remarkable Bowling by T. G. C. Pearson Hankow, Sept, 22.
The close of the rst day's play in the Tnterport cricket match between Shanghai and Hankow, which opened here this morning, found the visitors a good position, with every prospect "of winning. Batting first, Shanghai scored 159, to which Hankow were able to respond with only 14, their inexpensive dismissal being Jatgely due to the deadly bowling of Isaacs, who took six wickets for only 26 runs.
Tsanes delighted the crowd with some crisp cricket, during which he hit out lustily, but was the victim of a brilliant catch by Kirkbride off 'TG.C. Pearson when he had hit 38 runs. His score included one tremmendous six which landed well beyond the boundary Me.
With the dismissal of Smith for a auch," Shanghai's innings came to fa close at 159. T.G.C. Pearson was In fine form with the ball, taking eight wickets for 68 runs, while
5 Sherwin took the remaining two for also in good form, wickets for eight taking. thre Shanghai Collapse But Win Hankow, Sept. 23 In spite of an amazing collapse bs} Shanghai in their second the Interport cricket match ended! this afternoon in a victory for the visors by 43 runs. The final scores vere:—Shanghai, 159 and 56; Hankow 4 and 8:
The, outstanding performance to-day's play was the brilliant bowl-_ Ing of T. Ci 'G. Pearson, who was absolutely unplayable. He" bowled unchanged throughout and emerged with the wonderful analysis of eigh: J-wickets for 10 runs.
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