In the way of an added attraction, ən exhibition has been arrange between two Club teams, One team (Krikoriantz, Telfer-Smollett, Hornby and Lutey) will represent Hung-while the other (Clu Rivau, F, Allman, H, A, White and Heyn) will represent the good old Kiangwan—the scene of many a battle royal, Interports, Tournaments and numerous competitions.
There is little difference in handicap between the two teams which have been evenly match; in fact, there is only one goal difference—Hungjao eleven and Kiangwan twelve.
The most entertaining part of the day's schedule will no doubt be the Army Cup dinner tonight, at the Metropole Hotel.
At Lord's—Australians beat an England team by ten wickets. England team, second innings, 99 (O'Reilly five for 44. Ward four ior 20). Australians, second innings, 58 for no wicket.
At Dover—Notts beat Kent by ten wickets, Kent 8 (Voce seven for 39), and 123 (Voce six for 53). Notts 133 (Watt five for 33) and 74 for no wickets.
At Taunton—Somerset beat Leicester an innings and 140 runs. Leicester 113. (Andrews six for §6), and 179 (Wellard-five for 37). Somerset 432 (Lee Sports Programme This Week-end
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