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COUNTY CRICKET

RESULTS.

Gloucester's Big Victory,

SCARE FOR NOTTS.

London, Yesterday, Four games out of the eight matches in the week-end pro- sramme were completed. Essex Burprised Sussex by winning by seven wickets after taking second knock. Lancashire defeated Kent, by 101 runs after butting first. Good bowling by Tyldesley in the Kent second uninga was respon- sible for the paltry score of 83. Gloucester proved toe strong for | Leicestershire ́ and won by the handsome margin of eight wickets.

Below are appended the most noteworthy feats accom- plished in the matehoa just concluded

* BATTING.

Arnold (Hampshire)

Woolley (Kent)

Sandham (Surrey)

201

Mitchell (Yorkshire)

176.

E. F. Longrigg (Somerset)

153

M. J. Turnbull (Glamorgan}

137

Coleman (Leicester)

114

113

103

Iolmes (Yorkshire) Dursion (Middlesex)

97

92*

51

*Not out

BOWLING.

Freeman (Kent)

7.- 54.

95

Goddard (Gloucester)

7-100

Byan (Glamorgan)

Tyldesley, R. (Lancs.)

Nichols. (Essex)

Sinfield (Gloucester)

Geary (Leicester)

Macdonald (lanca.)

Smith (Essex)

Macaulay (Yorkshire)

F. B. R. Browne (Sussex)

Mitchell (Derby)

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There was no play at Bradford on the first day, but Notts were dismissed for 163, when play was possible. Yorkshire scored steadi- ly for the formidable total of 451 for 8 declared, and then proceed- ed to skittle five batsmen out for 37 runa before the drawing stumps.

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Northants succeeded in leaving Lord's with first innings points. A feature of the match was the batting of Durston who was un-. defeated in the second innings when within 2 runs of his cen- tury. Somerset, thanks to, E. F. Longrigg's contribution of 153, were able to amass the huge total

of 488 for the loss of nine wickets- declared- Hampshire saved the follow on, but could not make the runs to gain the major points.

M. J. Turnbull, the ex-Cay bridge captain, played a bright innings for Glamorganshire against Derbyshire and was main- ly responsible for his county's

success.

At Birmingham; Sandham regis. tered yet another double century this season. His 204 was scored cut of 394. Surrey faced with a total of 243 in the first innings were content to take the Ave point for a first innings' lead. RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

At Lord's:

Drawn,

M'sex: 284 and 289-9 dec. Northants: 293 and 84-1.

Essex won by soveri wickets,

At Southend-

Sussex: 232 and 160.

Essex: 252 and 141-3.

Drawn.

At Portsmouth-

Somerset: 488-9 dec. and 109-4. Hampshire: 34o?

Lancashire won by 101 runs, At Dover:

Lancs: 254 and 148, Kent: 212 and 89.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS CRICKET.

Rugby Lose Badly at Home.

MANY CENTURIES.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1930.

LAWN BOWLS IN Holland scored on the next four 14-6 at the twelfth head.

RETROSPECT.

C.C.C.'S STRONG POSITION.

Ho

heads and led by 12-7. A single then staged a good recovery, and and a 5 for Wotherspoon put him won the game by 18-17. in the lond, but he scored on only three heads Inter and Holland

to

Talkoo R.C. v. K.B.G.C. Takes won by 59-57, Unexpected Results in won by 23-17. Each scored a 5. McKechnie Was

McTavish was opposed to Fer- Roylance,

opposed the Leagues,

the latter leading by Huson, and the score was six all 14-6 at the twelfth head and at the fifth head. Ferguson scor- 16-9 at the fifteen head. The ed on the next four heads and led remaining play favoured Taikoo, by 136. A single for. McTavish but Roylance won by 22-20., was followed by a 6 for Ferguson. Walmsley was drawn against who led by · 19—-—--7. Aftar Davidson and the latter led by' [By "Short Hend."]

McTavish had a couple of singles at the fifth head. The next and On Saturday the proverbial un McTavish scored a 7 on the 15th Walmsley, who led 16-9 and In Ferguson one single, jeight heads all wont in favour of certainties of lawn bowls proved head. The remaining six heads the end won by 25-18. glorious for some teams and in-were divided, but Ferguson won glorious for others.

Duncan playing against Drake, by 24-19. The defeat of the Civil Service

had the better of the first half Guy was up against Wallace, and led by 13-12 on their own ground at the hands the Tatter having a slight pull up head. Drake scored on the next Bedford School*, 198 (6†)' (Trail of the Kowloon Dock has direat to the 14th hend when the score six heads to give him a lead of

at the 14th. 61. Cocks 54); R., O. G. Nor-led the championship race of that was 13 ail. Wallace monopoliaed 15-13, but Duncan scored a single Brighton College*, 228. (7†) (Rea the end of the season had the re- 29-13. He had a quintette of his Club the victory on the day.

man's XI., 103 (4).

interest that would still prevail to the rest of the play and won by tn the last head-sufficient to give 99, and Green 67, added 121 sult been otherwise. The Craigens, whilst Guy had one 3. for the fifth wicket). Christ'a Hospital, 177 (G) (Middleton against the Club de Recreio, and wan. both points 58. Letta 38 not out, Green 8 are thereby in a much stronger for 48).

position. They have still two stim Highgate School*, 226 (8+) hurdles to negotiate, however, and (Whitaker 103 not out); Old it would be premature to hail H.M.S. Vernon, 22 and 95; Chi- the points actually in hand.

Cholmelelans, 146 (8).

them as champions until they have chester School*, 42 and 37 (7),

In the Second Division both the (Commander Grace, nephew cadera--Civil Service and K.B.G.Č. of the late W. G. Grace, cap-went-down. The former were tained H.M.S. Vernon.

Mor-electrified" by the display of the row for the School took 4 Electric Club on one rink in par- wickets for 12, made 50 in thesticular, second innings, and caught Green

whilst the Bowling Club found five of the visitors.

the Ta:koo Mc- Dowell,

green not at all to their liking. for the visitors,

The following are a few brief secured 7 wickets for 25).

notes on the games:-

L. H. J. Chapman's XI., 214 (8); Bishop's Stortford College*, 113.

M.C.C., 223 (Brierly 94); Charter-

house, 184 (1) (Middleton

Kower

Club

DIVISION L

C.S.C.C. v. Kowloon Deck R.C. The Kowloon Dock won by

85 not out, Eccles 82 not 'out).68-54. M.C.C, 196 (Longton 79, Parting-

On the first rink Grimmitt was

ton 4 for 37); Haileybury Col-fopposed to Gray, and the play up, lege*, "176 (Evans 49, Robin- to the seventh head

was even.

son 6 for 91, Lester 4 for 44). Thereafter Grimmitt & Co. con- Old

Aldenhamians, 212 (9) (Hunter 65, Stoner 57, not out); Aldenham School*, 201, (Wright 67).

0. M. Taylors II., 180 (Andrews 39) Tollington School*, 127. Old Peterites, 161 (Avery 5 for 56) and 74 for 6: St. Peter's School, York, 135..

Old Whitgiftians II., 168 (2) (WI- liamson 101 not out); Whit-

gift School II.*. 113 (Ling 7 for 20).

(8+)

R. F. Wright's XI, 202 (6) (Cat-)

low 105 not out); Welling borough School*, 186 (Holdaway 69). Rugby Town, 60 School*, -65.

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and won

coded only four heads (3); Rugby by 24-15. Grimmitt had a quar- tette of 3's, whilst Gray had a couple of 3's.

St. George's School (Harpenden),*.

170 (Abraham 62); Old Geor gians, 76 and 80,

St.

Gray was drawn against Hedley) whose rink may be "blamed" (op

St. John's School (Leatherhead), otherwise) for the Civil Service 220 (84) (Farnfield 87, Bryandreat as he ran away with the 28 not out); Grasshoppers.game from the start and actually 179 (8) (Block 102 not out, led at the ninth head by 16-2. Faul's School", 186 (3) Had-17-6, and, then Gregory got an Metcalfe 4 for 63):

At the 12th head his lead was ingham 124 not out); Leices casy 6. Play thereafter was more tershire Gentlemen, 135 even, but Hedley won by 22-16. (Richards 7 for 64).

Brawn had Cullen as opposing He was down 3-6 at the In parentheses denote number of tenth head and 16-8 at the fifteenth wickets down. † Innings declared head.

* Indicates home club. Figures skip.

closed.

Glamorgan won by 165 runs. At Derby:-

Glamorgan: 260 and 213. Derbyshire; 237 and 71.

Gloucester won by eight wickets. At Cheltenham-

Gloucester; 335 and 50-2. Leicester: 144 and 280.

Drawn.

At Bradford-

Notts: 159 and 87-5. Yorkshire: 451-8 dec.

Drawn.

At Birmingham:-

Warwickshire: 243 and 216-4. Surrey: 394

TO-DAY'S MATCHES.

"

A great effort was made

on the last three heads to save the Club but it was of no avail and Cullen won by 21-14. It was a most exciting finish as Brawn re-. quired & on the last head to even up the match, but Instead the other side got the three.

DIVISION II...

C.C.C. v. Club de Recreio. The C.C.C. won by 59-56. was up 12-2 at the tenth head. Cavanagh, playing against Basto.

Our Sports Diary

LOCAL:

Water Polo To-day Division I Chinese Bathing Glub v. Somersets.

Friday Division I.-R.A. v. Chinese Athletic.

Monday - Division I-Kow- loon v. Navy.

Ping Pong-August 22—En-'- tries close for Leagues and ladies' and men's single cham- plonships.

Lawn Bowls Saturday Division 1.-Craigengower C.C. v. Talkoo R.C.; K.C.C. v. Civil Service C.C.. Kowloon Dock R.C. v. Police R.C.; K.G.B.C.. v. Club de Recreio; Division II-Taikoo R.C. v. CIC.C.; C.5.C.C. v. K.C.C.: Club de Re- creio v. K.B.G.C.; Yacht Club v Electric R.C.

Baseball Saturday- Fili- pinos v. Japanese.

Sunday South China v. Kiora.

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

Football-October 1-En- tries close for Challenge Shield.

Aquatics-August 31-En- tries close for V.R.C. Night Fete, G p.m.

September 6-Entries close for Police Reserve Race at Police and Prison Departments aquatic specta; V.R.C. Night Fete,

September 13 Police and Prison Departments Aquatic Sports, V.R.C.

Polo September 20-Gym- khana, Polo Ground.

HOME.

Cricket To-day-Fifth Test Match, The Oval, London. Racing--September 10-St, Leger, Doncaster.

September Cup.

12- Doncaster'

BASEBALL.

RESULTS OF LEAGUE MATCHES

IN UNITED STATES.

New York, Yesterday.

The following are the results of games played to-day in the Na- tional Baseball League:-

St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati

2 New York

B Brooklyn

0 Boston

A

Chicago

9 Philadelphia 9 Chicago

6 Philadelphia 6 (This game was called at the six- teenth innings on account of dark- nega).

American League.

The results of the American League games are:-

New York Boston

Baston-

Washington

Philadelphia

3 Chicage

3 Cleveland

0

2 Cleveland

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2

7

1 Detroit

• St. Louis

-Reuter's American Service.

LAWN TENNIS.

BETTY NUTHALL IN GOOD FORM.

Forest Hills, Yesterday. In the second round of tho American Lawn Tennis Champlon- ship at Forest Hills to-day, Miss Betty Nuthall defcated Mrs. Lamme 6-1, 6-1. Miss Sarah Pal- frey bent Mrs. Sterz 6-1, 6-1.

In the first round of the doubles, Betty Nuthall partnered by Sarah Palfrey beat Mrs. Hawke and Gladys Hutchings 6-1, 6-1-Reu ter's American Service..

HONG DOUBLES TOURNAMENT.

Four matches were decided in the Hong Doubles tennis tourna- ment at the Hong Kong Cricket Club yesterday afternos.

The results were as follow:-

Fi. J. Armstrong and (0), E. C. Marton defeated A 4. Sullivan and J. R. Younger 6-2, 7-5.

hut his lead was reduced to 12-10 G. S. Rodger and V. R Gordon at the 14th head. He forged ahead beat L. A. Whipps and E. A. and led by 19-10 at the 17th Walter 6-1, 6-1, hend

by

and. In the end won

TH. King and W. le B. 22-17. The biggest score was a Sparrow beat S. J. H. Fox and

for Basto.

W. J. Clerk 7-5, 6-3.

Club de Recreto V.C.C.C. The C.C.C. won by 67--33. Ribeiro was opposed to. Omar's rink, the latter leading all the way. At the tenth head the score was 11-5 and at the 15th head Gill was opposed to Silen, who A. C. L Bowker and C. E. I was 19-6. Eventually Omar led by 15-11 at the 12th head. Holmes beat Dr. D. J. Valentine

Gill scored on the next six heads and Dr. I., Newton 6-4,6-2.

won by 23-11.

On the second rink Yvanovich and led by 18-16, but Silva scor was against Basa. The latter leded on the last three heads and at the 11th head by 0-7, but ven by 20-18.

acored on the next four heads to Carr was drawn against Aires Increase his lead to 17-7. At the and the latter led by 18-9 at the finish the score in Basa's favour 16th head but he scored on only was 24-11.

one head thereafter, the game be- Playing against Luz, Bradburying tied-19 all. Each side scor- opened with a 3 and led at the led a 5 At Dover Kent v. Northamp-ninth head by 75. At the tenth tonshire.

head his lead was 12-8, but he At Bournemouth-Hampshire v.had the better of the remaining Yorkshire.

exchanges and won by 2011.

At Eastbourne-Sussex v. Lan- cashire.

At Chesterfield Derbyshire v Gloucestershire...

At Worcester-Worcestershire v. Surrey.

At Taunton Somersetshirev. Middlesex.

At Swansea-Glamorganshire v. Essex.

At Lord's M.C.C. v. Wales.

THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE

P. WLW L Rerult Pta

có lit Inha . Nh

tershire

139

25

138

181

10542 129 106640 117

108

:80

280

It was a coincidence that each of the Recreio rinks acored 11.

K.C.C. v. Police R.C.

A BOY GOLF CHAMPION.

I should not be at all surprised, (writes an Evening News Sports correspondent), if John Tredinnick, Electric RC. v. C.S.C.C.

of the Worthing G.C., who is only The Electric R.C. won by 63-49. Afteen, wins the boys' champlin Duckworth was opposed to ship at Fulwell in August. Over his Archibald and led by 18-0 at the home course he has just been round sixth head. Archibald, got a trio In 80 and with his handicap of 12- of 2's.

Duckworth scored on won the Shoreham Officers' Bowl. Line heada in succession. Arch For this he was reduced two strokes, The K.C.C. won by 72-54, bald could only respond with a but then in a bogey competition he Lyal early took the lead against single and was defeated by 31-7 Fender, the score being 14-5 at Duckworth had a trio of 4's. the tenth head and 22-8 at the Muskett was drawn against fourteenth head. The Police Hollands, the latter leading y played botter thereafter, but went 11-7 at the eleventh head, when only play golf in the holidays, buc down in the end by 28-16. Muskett notched a 5. Hollands then keep it up all day, Ike the Lyal's rink scored a couple of 5's. retained a very slight lead nearly Americans, have fine swings.

Fraser looked like inflicting a to the end, when Munkett-got-a heavy defeat, on Fost, the score 2 to tie the game: 19 all.

In his favour being 17-8 at the De Rome had Haynes, as oppos thirteenth head. He scored on jag skip and the latter soou got only three heade thereafter, and a commanding lead which de won by 25-19. Fraser had a fome could not reduce. Haynes, couple of 4's and Post ode 4 who had one 6 in his total, won

Silkstone was drawn against by 28-13, West, and the latter led by 12 at the seventh Head. At the 14th head his lead was 17-11 Bik stone reduced the margin with a burn, whom he led in the earlier

Yacht Club v K.CC. The KC won by 01-10. Chapuish was opposed to Black

4 and a single. West got a trio stages, but Blackburn scored on

of singles, and Silkstone finished eight leads in succession and won

up with a single and a 2, losing the game by 24-11. He had the game by only 20-19 West couple of 4's in his total 478 had a couple of 4's and Silkstone

TAM STEERT

points in the

event a

[ the consti

Macfarlane was drawn against Labrum and led by 14-0 at the KBG.C. Talkoo LC 12th head. He only scored one 3 The Talkoo Club won by 7065, thereafter and Labrum won by Holland was drawn it against 28170 Watherspoon the latter leading Shields, playing against Jack,

head, was in arrears to the extent

finished, nine holes up, which,

return for a boy, although not a record, is a very low

Both John and his brother, who.

...F. E. Woolley (Kent) who scored 103 agatost Lancashire yesterday.

ted to re England fit the Test matchen.

prea

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