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BOWLERS DOMINANT IN MOST MATCHES.

ONLY TWO CENTURIES.

Nearly all the wickets at Homie appear to have been in ideal con- dition for the bowlers, who do minated the play in the majority of the matches. Good analyses were returned by a number of England's leading trundlers, while there were only two centuries scored.

After an astounding collapse against Northants, Yorkshire emerged winners by five wickets, while Worcester gained five points from Notts, Warwick from Mid- dlesex azd Glamorgan

from Somerset.

At the Oval; the match between Surrey and Sussex ended in a tie. the points being divided lan- cashire and Essex failed to reach a décision at Liverpool, rain in- terrupting the play after only runs had been scored.

between the New Zealanders and the West of Eng land was also abandoned after the tourists had gained a commaniling lead.

The match

The principal individual per-i

formances were:

Batting.

Shepherd (Surrey) Tarbox (Worcester)

Bowling.

Barratt (Notts)

Mercer (Glamorgan)

Jupp (Northants):

Hont (Somerset)

and

Howell (Warwick)

Root (Worcester) Macaulay (Yorkshire)

Rhodes (Yorkshire)

and

Somerset were still 150, down when stumps were drawn, the score board they showing 104 runs for three, wickets. The scores

were:

Glamorgan: 170 and 145 (for 9 wickets declared). Somerset: 68 and 103 (for 3

wickets).

Hunt was the oustanding bowler of the match, taking six Glamor- gan wickets for 34 runs in the first innings and four for 37 in the second. Mercer's analysis was 6 wickets, for 25 runs.

A TIE

Surrey and Sussex Divide the

Points.

Adelayed declaration cost Sussex" four points against Surrey at the Oval. After tying on the first innings the visiting team had taken their score to 349 in the second innings before sending the opposition to the wickets and as consequence of the late declaration were unable to

FAITH IN DOG RACING.

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Lord Lonsdale's prediction: In The Daily Mail that the sport of Questioned by Commander Ken- greyhound racing may "catch on" worthy in the House of Commons for a time but will not last two as to the procedure for business years has brought many expres- men or their agents wishing to sions of contrary opinions. **** { visit. Russia for purposes of busi- Lieut-Col. A "D. Cameron, ness, Mr. G. Locker-Lampson said general manager of the Greyhound he had ascertamed that the Soviet Racing Association's track at Belle Government stated that applica- Vie,, Manchester, said:

tions for visas for Russia should be made to the Soviet representa- tive in Berlin.

As far as the north is concerned,

Commander Kenworthy asked I am certain greyhound racing has come to stay. The Greyhound what was the object of not making Racing Association is trying to passports valid to Russia when form its own board of control to people wished to go there for legi- govern dog racing on its own imate business, and did be not see tracks. The board will consistit made it difficult for business of well-known sportsmen who are men to get their visas. entirely disinterested, and they will put dog racing on a sound basis. If only people care to fol- low our rules they may, but prim- arily the board is being formed to control dog racing on our tracks.

Mr. E. Baxter, who is a leading owner

of coursing 'greyhounds, said:

I think greyhound racing the fairest sport of any. I disagree with Lord Lonsdale's view that it may interfere with coursing. As a matter of fact, it is, bound to at- tract many new owners of grey- hounds, and in time you will find these new owners engaging in the ancient sport of coursing as well as greyhound racing.

l

Mr. Locker-Lampson said it had already been stated not in any way to interfere with the legitimate trade between this country and Russia, but it would be very un- usual to give passports to a coun- try with which we had broken off diplomatic relations, and even if we were to give them we could not possibly guarantee the safety of people in Russia.

on two batsmen

dismiss the last before close of play. The scores

were:

Sussex: 242 and 49 (for 8

wickets declared).

Surrey: 242 and 191 (for eight

wickets).

Of Surrey's first innings total. Shepherd claimed more than half the runs, scoring 126 before being

dismissed.

YORKSHIRE WIN.

HOME GOLF.

NEW SUSSEX CHAMPION.

Bognor, June, 30.. Albert Diprose, the young local professional, who has never play- ed in any competition outside the country, completed his surprise in the Sussex Professional Champion-

More Bowling Performances. Yorkshire supporters received gaite a surprise when their favour ites made the meagre total of 67ship to-day. .126 109 en against the weak Northants

for 53 .6 for 21 18.for

A second innings recovery on the .5 for 34

for 37 part of the bowlers and batsmen ..& for 61 heathy. gate then a decisive vic- The scores 6 for 66tory by five wicket 4, 5 for 14 were: .4 for 37 Narthants: 164 and 100. ..4 for 52

Yorkshire: 67 and 200 (for 3

ROOT AGAIN. Opposing Bowiers Secure Good Averages

He led at the end of the first

Questioned by Sir W. Davison as to the British children who have left London for Petrograd in order to study Soviet methods, Capt. Hacking said that he was informed the children in question Tuesday evening. sailed on the Soviet steamship Youshar The law' placed no restrictions on country. leaving this persons

neither the Home Therefore, Secretary nor his officers had any power to intervene, and no consent was required. Passports were re- fused to those who did not already possess them, because the Govern ment. was not prepared to facili- tate their journey.

SWINDLING FOR CHARITY.

STRANGE WAYS OF A POETESS.

An extremely plain servant girl, with thin hair parted in the middle and fastened in a hard knot,

appeared before a Berlin court to answer charges of swindling.

beam at Northampton and it ap-two rounds with 76 and 69. To- Doured that, with a deficit of nearly day he scored 70 and 75, and won one hundred runs on the first in- with an aggregate of 289.

This was a very excellent per- pitius, the as-chuppions were to

formance

of 6,090 on a course er you amther durust.

yards by a player hitherto com- pletely untried in public.

Diprose, who is 25 years of age, hit the ball like a golfer of real

She sat crying while lawyers promise. and it was his control of and doctors discussed her difficult his iron shots more than anything else that contributed to his vic-case. The difficulty was that she tory. Indeed, he missed a good swindled for charity. many putts this afternoon, as a result of which he began round with two 5's, but he never looked like breaking down,

wickets).

Jupp snowed excellent form with the ball and, he captured seven wic het for the loss of 21 runs.

Rides and Macaulay made vie

The The bowlers, to a certain extent, vory posible for Yorkshire. dominated the play at Nottingham veteran was responsible for the where the home. county received dismissal of fruir ritmen in the Worcester who won on firat in-rst innings, giving away only 37 runs and in the second innings he Root, who was prominenceded only 52 runs for his four in his county's last match was wickets. Macaulay claimed five again the most successful Worces wickets for 54 runs in Northants*

Barratt bare ond innings. ter trundler while the brunt of the attack for Notta,

nings.

. Although the home county had RAIN INTERFERES. a deficit of over 50 runs on the

hatsmen im Only 73 Runs Scored at Liverpool. first innings, their proved in their sceond attempt and had knocked up 216 for the loss stumps of eight wickets when were drawa. The scores were:

She wheedled all her savings out of a shop girl and used the the money to buy a harmonium which she presented to a nursing home. She took a poor child to the sea- side and, in order to get the money to give the little creature good health, she passed herself off as a student of theology and niece of swindle a number of people. a chaplain, and thus managed to

It was indicative of his game that in three of the rounds he drove on to the green at the eighth hole, which measures 294 yards, dog-legged, but at which he took the straight line, involving a long carry over willow trees.

S. Hillman, of Goodwood, was second with 293, and Claud Gray, of Willingdon, third with 295.

Mark Seymour, a half-brother of Abe Mitchell and the favourite at the start, finished sixth with 301 The meeting will end with a Bognor, for which Alfredo's Band dance to-night at the Pavilion,

There were only runs scored in the match between Lancashire and Essex-at Liverpool, As there Notts: 121 and 216 (for was insufficient play the match is travelling from London to play.

wickets). Worcester: 187

does not count in the Champion- ship.

MATCH DRAWN.

For the dismissal of the Not-The champion county went in to tingham batsmen, much was due hat first and had secred 73 runs to Root. Following his achieve for the loss of two wickets when ment against Lancaster, when he rain, prevented further play. took 8 wickets for 25 runs, he sent six Notts batsmen back to the pavilion in the first innings for 66 rups. Barratt (Notts) captured eight wickets for 53, while Tarbex The New Zealanders had the in scoring 100 for Worcester was upper hand in their match against the only player to pass the century th West of England when rain The match put a stop to.nh.g. which was played at Exeter, was

mark.

2

WARWICK'S LEAD. - Middlesex Lose First Innings,

Points,

Rain Prevents Play at Exeter.

left drawn.

team re-

Patting first the tourists com pied 230 for six wickets and de-

clared. The English After their indifferent exhibi-plied with on for tion against the New Zealanders scores were: during the beginning of the week, Warwick did well to take first in nings points

WIFE ACQUITTED.

HUSBAND SHOT IN "MENTAL

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New Zealand: 230 (for six

*wickets declared). West of England: 93 (for 9 first husband, a major from Middlesex.

wicketsiz

It was proved that all her ill- maintain good works, and the gotten gains had been devoted to judge spoke with feeling about her poems.

"Fraulein," he said, "your poem on Spring in Hospital is so that, really, pretty Cat' 30 beautiful and your Verses to a Fraulein, you must not again do

The fate of the poetess seemed to depend on the issue of a quarrel between two doctors, one of whom maintained that she was a bad girl, and the other that she was suffering from a disease of the mind in which she assumed the' personality of the person whom. her imagination had conjured up. The court, however, cat.short the quarrel by sending her to prison for a month.

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INDIA LIMITED. Middlesex: 173 and 49 (for 2 mods last month if the Foreign charge.

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After gaining a lead of 195 runs on the first innings Middlesex were forced to follow on but Warwick failed to reap any benefit. Slay being stopped when two only wie kets had fallen.

whom the home county forced-to follow on after dismissing them for 173 in the first innings..

The scores were:

Warwick: 368.

SUCCESSFUL BOWLERS. Hunt's Ten Wickets Against Glamorgan.

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Before she entered the court for Glamorgan only scored 170 in the then Prime Minister, Mr. the last time Frau Grosavescu said their first innings, Somerset com- Lloyd George. The records avail to friends in the corridor "My pletely collapsed against bowling of Mercer and were all able were not suitable for publica- life is finished whatever happens. tion, and the report could only be regarded as a misleading account of what passed

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