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THE
HEAVY SCORING AT MANCHESTER.
Drawn Game Most Probable.
KIPPAX'S CENTURY,
London. Yesterday. Continuing their innings to-day, the Australians advanced their seore from 231-5 to 427. A. F. Kippax added 64 to his overnight score, thus registering his second century of the tour. A, Fairfax showed good form in scoring 63 well varied northern Pgainst a attack. This score is a distinct improvement on that of the last encounter, when the Australians could only score 115.
Lancashire were not in the least perturbed over this huge fatal and Hallows and Watson set about their task in so convincing a manner that 90 runs were on Watson the hoard without loss, having scored 55 of these.. drawa game anemis probable, with all their wickets in hand the county are 327 in arrears. Scores:-
129 (A. Jackson
A
Australians:
52. A. F. Kippax 120, A. Fairfax 63), Lancashire: 90—0 (Watson 55*).
Sensational Bowling. At Chesterfield, Derbyshire guined a ten wickets' victory over Somerset in a game
which pro- duced 262 runs for 30 wickets. The visitors took first knock and
with compiled 54. Slater,
his medium deliveries,
·7 taking wickets for 31 runs. Derby could do little better, scoring 120 to give them a lend of 66. 1. T. F. Base took 4 wickets for 27 runs. In their second venture Somerset fared better, but scored only 70 runs. Slater, again proving dead- ly took 7 wickets for 17 runs which probably ranks as the best performance of the season. Senres:-
Somerset: 51 and 70. Derby: 120 and 8-0.
Cambridge Bent Sussex. At Cambridge, the University defeated Sussex by ten wickets. Sussex batted frat and compiled the moderate total of 210, G wickets Roughtrought taking June 25, Noon. for 4 runs and Bowley contribut
ing 85, Cambridge, thanks to a aplendid effort by G. C. Grant (97), were able to take a lead of
raus, Grant is certainly unfor lenate, having reached the 90's en four occasions. Sussex in their kecond innings scored 125, Koughtrought taking 4-35. to give him an analysis of 10–79 in the match. Requiring 123 to win,
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Cambridge scored the necessary runs without loss. Scores:-
Sussex: 210 and 125. Cambridge U. 213 and 125-0.
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WATER POLO.
POOR GAMES LAST NIGHT.
The V.R.C. defeated the Somer- sets in a first division water polo match yesterday evening by 4 goals to nil. The game had few interest- ing features, the defences being strong on both sides. Several play- ers were obviously off form,
The V.R.C. led at the interval. by a solitary goal, scored by Roza Pereira. In the second half the same player added a second from a penalty, and his team put on two more before the end.
Fukien Beat Kowloon. The Fukien players easily ac- counted for the Kowloon second string by 5 goals to 1. This was a very poor game indeed, and some of the Kowloon players did not seem to understand the game at all. There was a lot of fumbling and scrambling about on both sides, but the Chinese players were more ag- gressive, and deserved to win.
CHINA
MAIL.
END OF CRICKET BURLESQUE.
HAMPSHIRE SCORE THEIR ONE RUN.
FIELD TAKEN IN OVERCOAT.
2
Hampshire beat Notts, at South- ampton last month, by five wickets
wonderful victory on bowlers pitch, made possible at the crisis by the batting of Kennedy and Creese. A rigid observation of the hours of play rule set up by the Advisory Committee made for ridicule on the second evening, for Hampshire, when pulled up. wanted stumps were
run to win with fivo only one wickets in hand. This one micant unnecessary expense to it was
everyone concerned, and comedy to the end.
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