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SUTCLIFFE'S EFFORT

IN TEST TRIAL

JUST MISSES DOUBLE

ALL-INDIA TOURISTS DEFEAT WORCESTER.

HOBBS AND SANDHAM 264

London, Yesterday.

Herbert Sutcliffe, who figured in the world's record partnership at Leyton on Thursday, was again in the limelight in the Test Trial at Manchester. He missed the distinction of scoring a century In both innings by only four runs when he was dismissed in the first innings for 96. In the second innings he was undefeated with 110 Lo his credit. Maurice Tate claimed 7 North wickets for 99 runs and Harold Larwood, the fast bowler hit up 67 for the North.

PHILLIES FAIL TO STOP CHICAGO,

Chuck Klein's 18th Unavailing.

YANKEES GO AHEAD.

New York, Yesterday.

The following were the results of

to-day's Baseball games:

National League,

New York

Brooklyn

Philadelphia

Boston

Chuck Klein hit a home run.

3 Cincinnati American League.

Cleveland

St. Louis

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In the County Championship Kent registered their sixth vic- tory of the season to hold a comfortable lead on the championship table. Somerset checked Surrey at Taunton where Hobbs and Chicago

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Sandham indulged in a first wicket partnership which realised 264 Pittsburgh

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runs. Hobbs's contribution of 123 was his third successive cen-New York tury. Notis, Warwick and Leicester had all to rest content with Philadelphia

St. Louis Brooklyn first innings points.

Worcester collapsed sensationally against tile All-India XI, At Cincinnati tea on Saturday they were 173 for one wicket. Their remaining nine batsmen were dismissed for 121 runs! The Nawab of Pataudi took toll of the Indian attack to the extent of 83 runs, but his effort did not save Worcester from defeat by three wickets. Oxford beat Essex, but Cambridge were held to a draw.

Home Cricket Scoreboard

County Championship.

Notts: 387 (Staples, A. 121); · 183 for 1 dec.

The North drew with the South Notts took first innings points in the Test Trial at Manchester. from Gloucestershire at Bristol South: 447 for 8 dec. (K. S. Dulcepsinhji 128, Hammond 130, Woolley 50, O'Connor 31 nut out, Voce 5 for 108); North: 242 (Sutcliffe 96, Tate 4

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Kent beat Hampshire by 90 runs at Portsmouth,

Kent: 331 (1. Akers Douglas!

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176 for 9 dec.

Hanta: 162 (Freeman 5 for 69); 255.

Surrey took first innings points from Somersetshire at Taunton,

Somerset: 205 and 860 for 8

(R. A. Ingle 102). Surrey: 439 for 7 dec. (Hobbs

123, Sandham 215)..

Warwickshire took first innings points from Glamorganshire ai Edgbaston.

Warwick: 463 for 5 dec. (Croom

115, Santall 127 not out). Glamorgan: 194 (Paine 7 for

65);

366 for 5 (M. J. Turnbull 95).

Leicester took first innings points from Derbyshire at Chester- feld.

Leicester: 250 and 245 for 8. dec.

(Armstrong 113),

Derby: 238 (Geary 6 for 40); 225 for 7.

Friendly Matches.

The All-India touring éleven beat Worcestershire by 3 wickets at Worcester,

Worcester: 294 (Nawab

Pataudi 83);

307 (Sutcliffe 110 not out, Lar

wood 67, Tate 3 for 43).

Cambridge University drew with Sussex at Hove,

Sussex: 316 and 265 for 6 dec. Cambridge: 306 and 182 for 4

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57 21 36 .368 ..57 11 46 .194 Home Run Leaders. The leaders in the 1932 home run parade are as follows:-

National League. Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) 19 Jimmy Collins (St. Louis Cardinals) 12 Melvin Ott (New York Giants)

American League. Jimmy Foxx (Philadelphia Ath.) .20 Babe Ruth (New York Yankecs) ..21 Lou Gehrig (New York Yankees) .15: Al Simmons (Philadelphia Atha) 14 Mickey Cochrane (Philadelphia A.) 12

COCHET OUT.

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when Hughes and Kingsley lost

Oxford University beat Essex by the vital doubles match in the

two wickets at Leyton.

Essex: 344 and 241 for 4 dec. Oxford: 317 and 269 for 8....

EARLIER RESULT.

County Championship. Yorkshire beat Middlesex by 10 wickets at Lord's,

Challenge Round in Paris there was much criticism at the omis sion of Collins and Gregory. This year the cry has been the aama, but neither has played in the ties against Roumania or Po- land.'

Aaa singles player Collins is spasmodic and le never consistent, Middlesex: 152 (Bowes 4 for 59, but in the doubles game he always

Verity 4 for 15);

134 (Bowes 7 for 64). Yorkshire: 254 (Barber 102,

Durston 6 for 73);

34 for no wicket.

To-day's Matches

Army v. South Americans. M.C.C. v. Oxford U. at Lord's. Surrey v. Cambridge U. at the

Oval County Championship. Essex Warwickshire

Y. Chelmsford. Yorkshire v. Sussex at Leeds..

Lancashire Hampshire v. of

210 (Amar Singh 7 for 78). - All-India: 297 (Nazir All 56,

Lall Singh 52):

209 for 7 (C. K. Naidu 81, Nazir All 58, Lall Singh 10),

Kent (8)

gives of his best.

Second Round Winners.

Other second round winners in- cluded Ellsworth Vines (U.3.A.), Jean Borotra (France), Fred Perry (Britain), and Jack Crawford (Australia).

In the Women's Singles Miss Kathleen Stammers, the brilliant: young "find" of the year, who was passed over by the Wightman Cup Selection Committee, defeated Mrs. Harper, the American International at player, after losing the first set at

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COUNTY CHAMPION3HIP TABLE TO DATE.

Yorkshire (1)

Lancashire (6) Barrey (8)

Middlesex (11). Notts (5)

Sussex (4)

Hampshire (12)

Leicestershire -(16) · Warwickshire (9)

*(13). Derbiabire (1) Northantin Glamorganakire Gloucester (2)

Päser (10)

Worcattershirø (14)

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scoring is as follows:18 bointa fer a win: 23% polata for a tie: 5 points for a frat; innings win; 8 points for a "first inninga defeat; and 4 points for a draw and a tie on the first inningmĄ Bang The agures in brackets denote the positions - held, by the respective

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In spite of the fact of her omia- sion from the British Wightman Cup team, Miss Stammers is con- sidered as one of the British hopes together with Miss Betty Nuthall, and Mrs. Miss Margaret Scriven Fearnley Whittingstall. Other Bri- tish possible include Mrs. King and Miss Dorothy Round. Mrs. Harper was formerly No. 2 in the United States and is one of the best lady players in the world.

WIMBLEDON RESULTS.

Men's Singles Second Round. Ian Collins (Britain) beat Henri Cochet (France) 6-2, 8-6, 0-6, 6-3. R. Miki (Japan) beat Hill (Bri fain) 7-5, 6-3, 6-2

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Gingles First Round.

Bizmmers (Britain).

L. Harper (UBA) 14.

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