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COUNTY CRICKET.

YORKSHIRE DECLARE LATE.

TYLDESLEYS BENEFIT MATCH

MANCHESTER.

CHAMPIONS' VICTORY.

AT

County cricket was overshadowed in the cricketing world by the Test Match at Nottingham, but there were some interesting matches down for decision.

Surray, who had taken first innings' points from the champions, were entertained by Lancashire on the occasion of R. Tyldesley's beneft match. They once again proved their batting power and left the north with first innings' points. The champions took full points against Glamorgan, and Gloucestershire unexpectedly failed before Hampshire. In the lower half of the championship table, Essex, de- feated Northants by 114 runs.

Seven centuries were registered in a programme which yielded a paucity of runs. Freeman selected the Derbyshire match for the occasion of his taking his 100th wicket of the acason, and he return- ed the best bowling figures. Boyes took 6 Gloucester wickets for 18 runs out of a total of 188.

Lancashire still remain at the head of the table. but Notts have crept up, and have one match in hand, Kent are clinging on to the leaders and earn their points with seven outright victories, and Surrey advanced as a result of yesterday's match.

SUSSEX

UNFORTUNATE-

London, Yesterday.

At Cardift. Notty defeated

Glamorgan by severi wickets. Batting first. the home county scored 194 to which Notts replied with 346, George Gunn contribut- ing a characteristic innings of 114. Veze and A. Staples proved troublesome in the second innings and Glamorgan were dismissed for 217 runs,

Vace taking 4 for 52 and Stapler 4-44. Requiring

Surrey, with the aid of Sandham 198) and Gregory (101), were able to pass their opponent's score and to take a lead of 18. At the close of play Lancashire with six wickets in hand held a lead of 201.

[At Dudley. Worcester took first innings points from War. wick]

In this local derby, Warwick scored 285, Payson's, contributing 81 and Jackson. a young. profes- sional taking 4 for 60. Worces: ter, thanks to a good effort on

Lancashire v. Surrey. Gloucester v. Hampshire. Worcester v. Warwick. Warwick v. Worcester.

Notia v. Glamorgan. Northants v. Essex. Surrey v. Lancashire.

BATTING.

Iddon

136

B. II. Lyan

132

Nichol

127

Rev. J. H. Parsons

114*

Cunn

114

Bakewell

110

Gregory

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DOWLING.

Kent v. Derbyshirę. Hampshire v. Gloucester. Middlesex v. Yorkshire,

68 runs for Twin, Notta won by, the part seven wickets.

Northants by 114 runs.]

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Warwick

of Nichol, scored 348. declared their second

[At Horsham, Sussex took first innings' points from Leicester.]

[At Leyton, Essex defeated innings at 244-6. Parsons scor-

ing a not out century, thus setting; the home county the task of acor- Taking first knock, Essex scoring 183. At the close of play Worcester had scored 23 without ed 189, Clark, the fast bowler,

loas. claiming 4. wickets for 54 runs. The visitors before the bowling of A. G. Daer (4-20) collapsed. for the low total of 96. Essex fared better in the second innings though Clark again proved dan- gerous. The county scored 234, Clark tuking -4 wickets for GG. runs: Requiring 327 runs for vic- toy, Northants gave a good bat

1. Northa ting display, Bakewell scoring a century, but falled to gain the

| necessary runs.'

CAt Southampton Hampshire de- feated Gloucestershire by 28 rugs.].

Taking first knock, Leicester Scored 264, Longridge, taking 4 for 14. Sussex passed this total and took a lead of 103. Batting a second time Leicester wete dis- missed for 156. Requiring 40 runs to win Sussex at the close cf play had scored 18 for the loss of four wickets,

[At Lord's, Yorkshire took first innings points from Middlesex.)

Batting first the visitors scored 266, Mitchell contributing 92 and Durston taking 6 wickets for 75 effort by Hearne (80) failed to runs. Middlesex, despite a good pass their opponents total, acor ing 242 Yorkshire declared at 208, setting the home county the task of acoring 282 for vie sex. had lost half their wickets tory. At the 'colse of play Middle

GOLF.

No Adamson Cup Contest.

The Adamson Cup competition

at Fanling for June has been can- celled owing to Insufficient entries.

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Our Sports Diary

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LOCAL

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Lawn Tennis To-day- "B" Divialon C.C.C. M.B.K., I.E.S.C v, Recreio, C.R.C. v. S.C.A.A., I.R.C. v Nippon Club, KC.C. H.K.C.C., U.S.R.C. v. C.S.C.C., Y.31.C.A. v. H.K.U.T.C.; "C" Division S.C.A.A. v. Nippon Club, University T.C. IR.C., CS.C.C. v. Filipino Club, K.C.C. v. KIT.C.

Y.

Saturday "B" Division: M.B.K. v. R.E.S.C., Recreio v. C.C.C., C.R.C. v. C.S.C.C., Nip. pon Club v. K.C.C., S.C.A.A. v. . H.K.C.C., U.S.R.C. Y. Y.M.C.A., University T.C.. I.R.G. "C" Division: I.R.C. v. K.LT.C., C.S.C.C. v. Nippon

·Club..

Lawn Bowls Saturday Division I-C.CC Y. K. Dock R.C.; K.B.G.C. v. K.C.C.; de Recreio v. Police R.C.; Taikoo

V. C.S.C.C. Division - Yacht Club v. Taikoo; K.C.C. v. C.C.C.: C.S.C.C. v. de Be- creio; Electric R.C. v. K.B.G.C. Football June 30 An- nual Meeting of Football Asso- ciation.

Racing-September 27 Seventh Extra Race Meeting. October 10 and 11-Eighth Extra Race Meeting.

Water Polo To-day- 1st Division-Chinese Bathing Club v. R.A.; 2nd Division- 12th Heavy Battery v. Fukien Club.'

Friday 1st Division--Chin- ese Athletic v. Royal Navy; 2nd Division- Somersets V. V.R.C.

Golf-Saturday and Sunday -Bogey Pool, Fanling.

HOME

Racing To-day Ifunt Cup, Ascot.

Cricket June Second Test Match.

July 7-9 bridge.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1930.

THE CRICKETING WONDER.

Bradman's Career at a Stand.

Although he has been play- ing frat-class cricket for little more than three years, Brad- man has already piled up a wonderful collection of re- cords, recalling the feats of Ponsford in his palmiest daya. On his first appearance in Eng- land he scored a double, cer-" tury against Worcestershire, a feat which has only been, per- formed twice, namely by H. H. Massle against Oxford Univer- sity in 1882, and W. M. Wood- full against Essex in 1926.

Col. Philip Trevor, in the Daily Telegraph writes:

"Bradman'a immediate suc- cess ia especially welcome. He seems to have practically all the scoring strokes at his command and is most attrac tive to watch."

The Daily Express says: "Bradman's batting is superb and all the laudatory things said about him by his country-' men have been substantiated.

Australian spectators used to complain of too much Hobbs, but before the Summer. is over we may hear cries of "Too much Bradman." He is undoubtedly the greatest young cricketer seen at least for a generation."

1928- 9 1930.

Some of Bradman's most

noteworthy feats are

452*

N.S.W.

V

Queensland

1920-30

310*

N.S.W.

V.

Victoria

262*

Royal

236

27-30-

Oxford v. Cam-

225 Į

Australians Australianis

Australians

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Surrey

Worcester

1920

124 f

101

Australians

The Keat Hampshire

1929-30

1930

185*

176

N.S.W

133 1

Tennis

June 23 to July. 5 --Championships, Wimbledon. Rowing July 2-5-Honey Regatta.

NSW. 131 131 Australia 129 Australia

Queensland

England

England

112

Australia

England

Golf-To-day Open Cham pionship, Hoylake.

Athletics July 4-5-Ama- teur Open World Champion- ship..Stamford Bridge.

SCORES AT A GLANCE.

Derbyshire: 144 and 90. Kent: 171 and 64-1.

Glamorgan: 194 and 217. Notts: 346 and 68-3,

Essex: 189 and 234. Northants: 96 and 213:

Hampshire: 239 and 193. Gloucester: 316, and 188.

Lances: 333 and 249-4. Surrey: 281.

Warwick: 285 and 244-6 dec. Worcester: 346 and 23-0.

Leicester: 254 and 156. Sussex: 362 and 13-4.

Yorkshire: 266 and 208-8 dec. Middlesex: 242 and 43-5.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

Australians

Leicester S. Australia

1920 1928-9

* 1928- 9

1930 1928- 9 1328- 9

"BILLIARDS.“

Championship Won by Davis.

- For the third year in succession Davia won the professional billiards championship, defeating Newman in the final round by 801 points at Thurston's Hall, London. After Newman had gone ahead in the early stages of the game, Davis showed good form, and during the early part of the second week's play he held what seemed a winning lead. A splendid recovery by Nowman, however, left the result open when play Waa begun, and when the final stage was entered upon he was only 616 behind the champion, having scored 1,093 pofits In the | afternoon to Davis's 843. Any chance Newman may have had prac tically disappeared in the Arst forty minutes' play in the evening, when Davis, with runs of 362, including 84 close cannons, and 101, made in successive innings, acored 578, whereas New man's corresponding scores totall- ed only 39.Newman compiled

At the Oval-Surrey v. Austra lians,

tershire,

At Lord's-Middlesex v. Gloueas- a run of 451 in his best style, but by then Davis had secured a win

SACRAMENTO WINS.

Beats Japanese in Championship Bout. ·

Manila, June 7.

Joe Sacramento, once the pride and joy of the local Astic hord, has stepped out and won himself a title. In fact, two titles.

Joe won his titles by punching one, Mr. Toyo Sato, Japanese cham- nion, silly In something like two rounds. The fight took place at Osaka, Japan, during the course of Sacramento's trip through that

country and according to reports it attracted a crowd of some 10,000 fight fans.

Before Sato met Joe, he was rated as the one big time boxer in Japan and he was favoured to beat Sacra- mento by a wide margin. The odds were five to two in his favour when the pair entered the ring.

The Filipino, reports of the battle state, was in the beat of condition. and his well known right hand was functioning perfectly. Sato was given several opportunities to fcel the power behind that famous right. At Horsham-Sussex v. Derbyning advantage. For the whole during the first cants but managed shire.,

match Davis averaged 113 against to keep his feet and remain in the shire.

At Tonbridge-Kent v. Warwick, the 109 by Newman. The chief picture. He was an unhappy boy, breaks during the day's play were however, when they led him to his At Tounton-Somerset v, Notts. 883, 177, 109, 952, 161, 106, and 119 | worner for the customary Instruc- At Northampton-Northants v. by Davis, and 192, 164, 413, 125,tions between rounda. Yorkshire.

| 166, 459, and 153 by Newman. The At Leicester -

Leicester v result was At Colwyn Bay-Wales v. Minor Worcester.

Davis Newman Countles."

THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.

On the occasion of Philip Mead' "benefit" it was only right that the county should bat first and score the substantial total of 989. The visitors scored 316, for only 43 runs-Reuter. B. H. Lyon registering his fourth. century of the season, and. Newman taking 6 wickets for 85 runs. Goddard (5—43) was ree- ponsible for the dismissal of Lampshire in the second innings for the low score of 198. Requir ing 210 runs Gloucester before, the bowling of Boyen (6—18) scored 188

At Manchester, Surrey took

points from Lanca

Ist=Tama..

No L:Result

20,918 20,117

Joe put across his iron man show again in the second round and fat- tered Sato for the long count. Now the Japanese ex-champion wants. another crack at the Filipino and it la possible that. Joe will return to the land of cherry blossoms after...

MONEY IN BILLIARDS his mix with Dugan.—Philippines

Herald.

Famous Professionals

Earnings.

does not include the bonus of £200. paid to Lindrum for his world's record break nor his earnings dur ing his privately arranged games.it' Sheffield and Ireland, nor newspaper articles, film rights, and private club

was stated in many quarters a few weeks ago that the tour of the famous billarda, professionals, Lin drum and McConchy, last winter was not a big financial success, engagements

Memrs. Burroughes and Watts, 'sponsors of the tour, have now issued a statement, showing the netun cash! ived or receivable by In the

McConachy: £1,041 188, 8d., in cluding £150 travelling «, allowance," but not newspaper article fees

Smith, 1,372 1012000 Davis - 46607

Newmen 2540 108, 8d not In cluding money received for dia is matches with Lindrum In Ireland,