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Hendren's dismissal at 124 was¦ dramatic. He swept a fast ball from Gover round to leg, and Brooks, the wicketkeeper, ran at top speed for 20 yards, and made a spectacular catch.

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Crisp's Brilliant Bowling

RISP, the South Africans' fast bowler, accomplished his best performance of the tour in taking 10 wickets for 67 against War- wickshire at Birmingham, where the county were beaten by an inn- fings and 174 runs.

Following the tropical rain of Thursday, the pitch gave the ibowlers assistance yesterday, and 13 wickets went down for 118 runs. Crisp. keeping a splendid length, varied his pace so skilfully that be claimed five wickets for 36. He took five for 31 in the first innings.

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Kennedy Returns To Game

KENNEDY, the Hampshire

medium-pace bowler, appest- ing in his first match of the sea- son for the county this played a big part in the defeat of Essex by 78 runs at Chelmsford

sexson,

Keeping a splendid length all through, Kennedy well deserved This analysis of 6 wickets for 34 Hill also bowled well to get three victims for 10 runs each.

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Why Stop For Tea? BRILLIANT century by N.

Mitchell-Innes his first in

Warner Oland, as Charlie Chan will be seen in a most ball- ing mystery, "Charlie Chan in Egypt," a Fox Film production. which is among the coming-attractions at the King's Theatre. Pat Paterson and Thomas Beck are shown here on the left and right, respectively.

MIND READERS

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"He's dead-shot look! Simpson's companion" pointed to

the girl, she must have gone to her room

The front door was closed. P.C

god

the patch of blood above the heart. Simpson jerked at it with confid- F.C. Simpson stared down at his ence, but this door did not open. first murder, all too aware of the He twisted the handle and pulled Stremendous importance to him again, but it was a very heavy A

and to his career; he had a con-door, steel-lined, and did fused memory of instructions he budge. county cricket-enabled Somerset had received as to what a police- to recover at Weston-super-Mare man should do in such circums and draw their match with Lan- cashire.

In the end Lancashire were left the task of scoring 102 to win in 75 minutes. In their efforts to hit off the runs they fared badly against the fast bowling of Wel ¡lard and Andrews and SOOD

became anyone's game.

tances.

"It's been double-locked on the inside." be said truthfully. "That girl must have done it, Harry. Go A rope was knotted to the bal-

and see her and get the key." cony rail and trailing down-as

Harry tried the nearest door; he saw by the rays of his lamp that was locked, and the second to the front steps. It had not door was locked, but the door lead- been there when they had come in ing into the back of the house was

to al or they must have knocked against

lopen. It took him down

kitchen, and his electric laup "He's got away since we came showed him yet another door wide

Harry, Come down with me!"

the open. He guessed it was They flew down the stairs înto

garage; the big gates leading to 70 in 55 minutes: Thus time was the silent square; they did not see the mews

were swinging idly in wasted and, to make matters worse, the captains decided that as there

it

it

A tea interval was taken, when

Lancashire had lost six wickets för

could be only 10 minutes' more

the breeze.

He went back to his companion.

2

"You wait here," said P.C.

play, they would not go on with remarkable figures: 81 overs, the game.

maidens, 15-runs, 6 wickets. Mitchell-Innes did well when taking four wickets for $3, Perk hitting to leg, and when eighth to made his record for the match 101 leave at 281 he had defied the at- for 90.00 tack for four hours 20 minutes in making 139 out of 256, including

14 fours.

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Fastest Century Bid Just

By Simpson, flew down the stairs, and in a few seconds was in the mews. With shaking hand he dragged his police whistle from his pocket and sent out a shrill warning. circumnavigated the house in time to see three policemen running. FTER missing six matches and ahead of them a stolid. tall

through 2 thumb injury, gure. Iddon-made a noteworthy return

A

Iddon's Hundred

Inspector Rater had business of ARROL HOLMES, the Surrey to the Lancashire team by making his own in the neighbourhood that captain, came near to biting his and shred of the reason at his but the subrendered all

the fastest century so far this sea-Weston-super-Mare, where son, when helping his county to champions met Somerset force a draw with Middlesex at the

Oval

the other

the alarm. interest at Breathlessly the police constable told his story as he half ran, half TELLAED.": was the only walked back to the mews.

The Somerset player, Gimblett, W Somerset batsman to shine "All right, all right,” said the

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is the pacemaker, with a 100 in 63 against Lancashire at Weston-Orator, impatiently. "One of you minutes. Yesterday Holmes pat super-Mare, and he hit two more fellows stand in front of the door on 91 in 52 minutes and was then 6s, to bring his total for the sea- and don't move.” caught out in trying a big hit son to fifty.

Driving magnificently, Holmes. hit 42 off three successive overs from Human, getting his runs out of 125, he twice drove the ball into the pavilion seats for 6, and also had a 5 and a dozen 4's amons his figures

Holmes seized his chance when the Middlesex captain, realising there was no hope of a victory. rested his regular bowlers.

He followed Simpson into the house, up to the ground floor. Placky Innings By Creese Harry the policeman stood rigidly ITTING his first 100 of the to attention at the foot of the

season, Creese redeemed a stairs.

"Where's the lady? Have you the Essex fast bowlers at Chelmsfeeen her?” poor start by Hampshire againét

ford

Harry had not seen or heard After Esser had lost the lead, her. He ventured the suggestion Nichols and Read jumped into that she must be in a faint,” for action. Nichols bowled with fine be was a family man, and knew verve, and in less than half an the effects of such events upon hour the Hampshire side were out the weak frame of womanhood... Nourse's Fourth Century

The Orator was half-way up the for 40 rums. NOT out innings of 160 by

Facing the fast bowling constairs, and missed the plausible Nourse was the feature of

fidently, Creese and Lancashire in-explanation

"That's the room, the match between the South creased the score by 22 in an hour]

Inspector Rater turned the Africans and Warwickshire at for the sixth wicket. Lancashire Edgbaston. Nourse, not out 99 in pulled and drove in fine style, his handle and pushed the morning, reached his fourth gy including a 6 off Smith and four hundred of the tour after batting

A

"Locked," he said and, stooping. squinted through the keyhole..

He could see that the door to

two hours 50 minutes. Alto- Creese went or playing fant- gether, he stayed four hours 10 less cricket, to reach his first 50 the balcony was open, and asked minutes and sent the ball 15 times in 70 minutes and his 100 in a a question.

to the boundary in making his further 55 minutes. highest score this season.

Fri 20th Sept. W

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Satcliffe's 210- Sun Grupy cracked on a double

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50

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