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THE FIRST TEST MATCH ·

All-Powerful Batting Side Fails.

HOBBS AND CHAPMAN,

Results of County Matches.

GOLF.

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BASEBALL.

The powerful English batting side, which is not expected to be dismissed twice in the four days, is in a dangerous position. Bat- ting first, England after what appeared to be another three figure partnership between Hobbs and Sutcliffe, lost the latter soon after the half century had been hoisted. Then followed a collapse, three wickets falling rapidly. Chapman, however, played a plucky inninga Gobs and Chinese to Meet to help Hobbs to place the side on a more substantial basis. Robins, the young Middlesex all founder, is undefeated with 28 runs to his credit.

In the county championship five centuries were registered, bowlers gaining the upper hand in the majority of the matches. Yorkshire followed up their run of successes by defeating Warwick- shire by eight wickets. Essex caused a surprise by defeating Mid dlesex by the large margin of nine wickets.

WOOLLEY'S

London, Yesterday.

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A. P. F. Chapman, on winuing the tose at Trent Bridge, signalis- ed the G1st time on which English captain has won the toss. Taking first use of the wickel, Hohbs and Sutcliffe opened in a convincing mander. Optimism ran high. The half century was passed, and there was every like lihood of a three figure partner ship. Disaster, however, befell England when Sutcliffe offered the first chance off Fairfax's bowling. P. M. Hornibrook made no mistake over the catch.

This early success brought new life into the tourists' attack, and

G. C. NewMBA

Santall

O'Connor

Russell

"DUCK."

should be out of all danger of defeat.

[At Edgbaston, Yorkshire de feated Warwickshire by eight wickets.) :

Taking frat knock, Yorkshire declared their innings closed at 364-9. Robinson and Hall were in good form with the ball, and were responsible for Warwick's low total.

Again.

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the match. the fine analysis of 10 for 71 in

[At Bristol, Gloucestershire de feated Kent by 117 runs.].

The home county batted first in good form with the ball, tak- and compiled 198. Freeman was

Kent ing 6 wickets for 97 runs,

Parker The former took -41 and

before the bowling of the latter 4-24. Following on. 216 Gloucester, by scoring 245 set (6-73), were dismissed for 170. runs behind, the home county fared Kent the task of making 274-for much better, due to a fine in- nings on the part of Santall, who for 101 runs giving him an analy-

a win, Freeman took 8 wickets: registered his first century of the sis of 14 wickets. for 198 runs. geason. Robinson was again suc- Kent were again dismissed cheap- cesafull, taking 4 for 88 and Halily, Parker taking 5 wickets for

BATTING.

England v. Australia. England v. Australia. Leicestershire v. Surrey. Middlesex v. Essex. Warwick. Yorkshire. Essex v. Middlesex. Ester v. Middlesex.

Hobby

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A. P. F. Chapman Armstrong

52

147

105

104

102

Freeman

8-101

6- 97

1. Astill

7-32

Parker

16- 73

16- 28

Mitchell

6- 28

Gloucestershire v. Kent. Derayshire Northants.

BOWLING.

Hammond was soon caught che of Grimmett's well disguised deliveries, stepping in front of a straight one. Two good wickets had fallen for a very moderate total, and further disaster await- ed England, when Woolley stumped off Grimmett's bowling for a "duck,"

was

Grimmett Inspired. Grimmett was now bowling like one inspired and was causing great uneasincas in the English side. Hendren, the next victim. was completely deceived by one of his deliveries and was clean bowl- ed for 5.

Keat. Gloucestershire, Leicestershire v. Surrey..

4 for 82. Requiring 99 runs for victory, Yorkshire won by eight wickets.

[At Lord's Essex defeated Mid- dlesex by nine wickets.]

Middlesex on winning the toss, C. Newman contributed 110 batted to scored 264, to which G. not out. Essex, on going to the wicket, were indebted to a fine partnership between O'Connor (104) and Russell (102). Hearne took 4 wickets for 89 runs out of a total of 420. Requiring 156 to save the Innings defeat, the home. county scored 242. Hearne follow- ed up his bowling performance by Four wickets down and the can- scoring 13. Needing 87 runs for tury not yet passed was the posi-a win, Casex won by nine wickets. tion before Chapman, became as- [At Leicester, Leicestershire de- sociated with Hobbs. This part-feated Surrey by 102 runs.] nership produced new life in the Batting first, the home county batting: gone was that awe for the bowlers; clean hitting cama into its own. At lunch, the score stood at 91-4, Hobbs not out 37 and Chapman not out 8.

Aspect Altered.

scored 275, of which total Arm. strong claimed 147 in a dashing innings. M. J. C. Allom took 4 wickets for 54 runs and Gregory 4 for 87 runs, Surrey strove hard against the bowling of Geary (4-17) After lunch, the runs began to and Astill (4-48) but could only come freely, Hobbe and Chapman,score 168. Leicester, in their by splendid batting and the tak second venture, fared badly before ing of no risks, completely alter Gregory (5-34) and were dismissed ed the whole aspect of the game.

for 99. Requiring 208 runs. Surrey Chapman's valiant effort came to

failed by 102, Astill bowling with an end when he gave Fonsford all his old cunning for 7 wickets at catch of Hornibrook's bowling,

a coat of just over 4 runs apiece after having helped to add up.

[At Northampton, Derbyshire proximately 30 runs. Chapman defeated Northants by 71 runs].

batted for an hour for his 52 runë.

Taking first knock, Derby scored 214, Clark taking 5 wickets for 68

Larwood batted confidently for runs. Northants fared badly against. 18 before being bowled, It was

the bowling of Mitchell, who during the partnership between

took G wickets for 28 runs out of Hobbs and Robins that the form-

28 runs, thus signalising his re- turn to the Gloucester eleven by taking 11 wickets for 101 runa in the match.

I At Manchester, Lancashire took first innings' points from Sussex.]

Thanks to a good batting dis- play on the part of Hopwood,

who scored 82, Lancashire com- piled the useful total of 308. Bowley, the Sussex, all-rounder. took 5 wickets for 79 runs. The visitors scored 141, Harold Gilligan, scoring 71 not out in a good display of hard hitting.

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RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

ENGLAND: 241-8.

Yorkshire: 364-9 dec. & 100-2. Warwick: 148 and 314.

Middlesex: 254 and 242. Essex: 420 and 90-1.

Leicester: 275 and 99. Surrey: 168 and 101.

Derby: 214 and 123. Northants: 93 and 173.

Gloucester: 198 and 245. Kent: 170 and 156.

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Lancashire: 308. Sussex: 141 and 173-7.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

At Trent Bridge-England v. Australia (second day).

At. Lord's-Middlesex v. York- shire.

At Leyton Essex.v. Northamp tonshire.

At Tonbridge-Kent v. Derby- shire.

At Southampton-Hampshire v. Gloucestershire (Mead's Beneft). At Cardiff-Glamorgan v. Notts. At Manchester-Lancashire v. Surrey (R. Tyldesley's Beneft).

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er's great innings, came to a second attempt were dismissed for ter.

close, Richards snapping up a 123, Matthews taking 4 for 27. At Dudley Worcester v. War-

catch off McCabe's bowling. Hobbs, In his 48th year, proved to be yet again of some use to Eng- land In the cricket field, and hiat effort is all the more laudable, considering the opinions voiced by critics that Hobbs could not, at his age, stand the strain of fur- ther Test encounters. He batted for threa and a half hours for his 78, and when he left, the score stood at 218-7

Tate, when he had reached the unlucky figure of 18, fell to the wiles of Grimmett, who had now taken five of the eight wickets which had fallen. Sunda

At the close of play, HWV Robins was undefeated with 28 Tuna to his credit, and the Eng fand score stood at, 241-8

Considering the early disasters. experienced, England has made wonderful recovery, and, provided. over 50 runs are scored by the three remaining batamen, she

Requiring 244 runs to win, Northwick.

ants were dismissed for 173, At Cambridge-Cambridge U. v. Mitchell taking 4 for 43, giving him | Free Forenters.

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