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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
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SOMERSET 31.
Surrey Follow on at Leicester.
HOLMES AND SUTCLIFFE.
London, Yesterday. There were many noteworthy feals performed during the mid- week cricket programme, mest notable of which were--Freeman's ten wickets for 79 runs in Lanca- shire's first Innings; the dismissal of Somersetshire for 31 by Ham- mond and Parker: the enforced follow on of Surrey at Leicester; the century partnership of Holmes and Sutcliffe at Edgbaston and the consequent huge total put up by Yorkshire; and the formidable
total of 488, the second highest of the season, compiled by the New Zealand touring cleven at Oxford. The mid-week programme pro- vided the first of the no realt matches, and the consequent gar- nerning of four points by the elevena concerned. At Swansea. Hampshire at the close of play wore 123 runs behind Glamorgan's first innings total with eight wickets in hand. At Worcester. the home county had hard luck in nol gaining the extra point at the expense of Derbyshire ap with eight wickets in hand, Worcester- shire were only 15 runs în arrears, At Edgbaston, Yorkshire occupied the wicket whilst 408 runs were 'compiled and at the close of play only six Warwickshire halsmen had been dismissed.
LANCASHIRE
The full results as cabled by Reater were as follow:
Middlesex beat Essex by nine wickets at Lord's.
Scores:
Essex: 135 (1. A. R. Peebles G for 60.)
151 (LA.R. Peebles 5 for 64. Darston 4 for 48). Middlesex: 139 and 148 for 1,
Kent took Brst innings points from Lancashire at Manchester,
Scores:-
Lanes. 184 (Freeman, 10 for 79)
B4 for no wicket.
The following were the most nuteworthy batting and bowling feats accomplished during the mid-week cricket programme:—
Batting.
Holmes (Yorkshire)
H. G. Vivian (N.Z.)
Sutcliffe (Yorkshire)
M. L. Page (NZ)
K. S. Dulcepsiahji (Sumex)
ELEVEN
Glamorgan drew with Hampshire; at Swansea, each side taking four points.
Scores:--
Glamorgan: 105 for 7 dec. Hants. 37 for 2.
Sussex took first innings points from Northants at Northampton,
Scores :-
Northants: 331 (Timms (J. E.
90, Cox 98, Lan- gridge (J.) 5 for 58).
Sussex: 332 for 5 (K, S. Duleep-
sinhji112).
Leicester took first innings points from Surrey at Leicester.
Scores:-
Leicester: 237. Surrey: 86 and 95 for 3.
Warwickshire' drew with York- shire at Edgbaston. Birmingham, each side taking four points.
Scores:- Yorkshire: 468 for 8 dec.. (Holmes 250, Sut-
250
.185
.129
.113
Woulley (Kent)
112
.108
Cax (Northants)
18
Warwick:64 for 6.
02
Timms (J. E) (Northants)
90
Bowling.
J. E. Mills (N.Z.)
I. A. R. Pechles
(Middlesex) 11 for 124 ..... 10 for 29
(Oxford) 7 for 153
(Camb.) Hopwood (Lancs.) .... Parker (Gloucester) Langridge (J.) (Sussex) Hammond (Gloucester) Durston (Middlesex) ..
Freeman (Kent) 11. G. Owen Smith
A. G. Hazelrigg
6 for 27
& for 55
5 for 11
5 for 58
4 for 10
4 for 48
* Wickets taken in both innings.
Kent: 285 for 9 dec. (Woolley
108, Hopwood G for 55.)
Gloucester took first innings
Freeman, by taking all ten Lan- cashire wickets for 79 runs at Manchester repeated his perform-points from Somerset at Bristol
ance of 1923 when he claimed all ten Lancashire wickets for 131 runs out of a total of 347 at Maid- stone. Last season he dismissed the Essex eleven in the first inn- ings at Southend for 53 runs and followed this up by taking G wickets in the second innings for 41 runs.
Holmes and Sutcliffe took their total of three-figure partnerships for the first wicket to 59 during their match with Warwickshire, but the huge Yorkshire total was
of little avail against the time left for play.
Bain interfered one match that
with only Oxford
at
between the University and the visiting New Zealand eleven, there being no play on the second and third days. II. G. Owen Smith, the famous South African, who in causing great op- timlem at Oxford concerning the 'Varsity match, took wickets for 153 runs out of a total of 188 set up by the tourists. ML. L. Page scored his second century of the tour, his first being an undefeated Innings of 103 against Leicester- shire.
(Fry's Ground).
Scores:-
Gloucester: 214.
Somerset: 31 (Hammond 4 for 10, Parker 5 for 11) 36 for 2.
cliffe 129).
Worcestershire drew with Derby-
shire at Worcester, each side tak- ing four points.
Score
Derby 175.
Worcester: 160 for 2.
-FRIENDLIES.
Cambridge U. drew with Nolts at Cambridge.
Scores:-
Natts: 195 (A. G. Hazelrigg 6 for
27).
306 for 8 dec. Cambridge: 152 and 160 for 7.
Oxford U. drew with the New Zealanders at Oxford.
Scores:-
New Zealand: 488 (H. G. Vivian 135, M. L. Page
113, J. E. Milla 92,
H. G. Owen Smith 7 for 153.) Oxford: 20 for no wicket.
FIRST CLASS COUNTY CHAM PIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE.
Kent (5) Gloucestershire (2) Middlesex (16) Yorkshire (3) Notts (4)
Menshire (1)
(7) Hampshire (13)
(14)
Surray (8) Derbyshire (9) Leicestershire (12) Essex (6)
Glamorganshire (11)
Northamptonshire (17)
Warwickshire (15)
lat Inns. No Pass.
P. W. L. W. L. Result Pts. Pts.
6 4 0 1 0
7 3 1 2
5 3 0 2 0
1 0
2 0
0 1 0 4
5 0 3. I
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The figures in brackets were the positions occupied by the counties at the close of the 1930 season. The method of scoring this year is as follows:-15 points for a win: 7 points for a tle; 5 points for a win on the first innings and 3 points for a loss on first inaings; 4 points for a tie on the first innings and 4 points for a no result,
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