the Parsee ground yesterday after~ hoon @ team drawn from the Royal Army Service Corps easily accounted for quite strong Parsee. C.C. XI by the comparatively large margin of sixty runs, The soldiers batted first_and Knocked up 110—not high in the clrcumstances—but, Sadler bowling at the top of his form, the Parsees were quickly skittled out for exactly tity, only Divecha, who played really' well, being able to reach double figures, Shanghai, Aug. 5.
Some wood batting by the earlier Police batsmen and some fine bowie ing by Boddy and Baker enabled the lawmen to defeat the Tuckless Recs' Colls by the comfortable margin of 40 runs on the Rees' ground esterday afternoon. The the {0s elected to bat first on a. stood wicket and ran up the useful score of 194 before being retired. They then proceeded to get out their friendly rivals for 154 just over before stumps were to wu. Although Balcer's three wickets cost' more than Boddy's, he more or less "diddled" Yhree good batsmen out by bowling his slow deliveries with the utmost cunning. In addition he held terrible drive from Torre Wilson with one hand wher fielding at mid-on and the four persons he Was responsible for retiring, were succeeding batsmen with the result that he caused a very detin collapse and put the Police right on top.
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