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Joe Vine scoms to have lost all his leg-break effectiveness Notte are improving, and I dero say that the prophecy of a member of their committee to me that in about three years they will baros good team again may prove teas. I BY AN OLD FOGEY.

am sorry to say that Surrey seem to be surely THE CRICKET CAMPÁION OF 1932,

retrograding to their position of the early Vory rapidly are we drawing to the close of in other shires, but Leicestershire have failed "eighties." There is not a great deal of change the cricket season, the chief feature of which a badly as Middlesex, though I am right down has beeg not the play hint the persistent.rain, glad to se an improvement in Derbyshire, for which, with few exceptions, has fallen daily. they have had a long and is terribla straggle, This diarnal deip has been most sastrous, Rugby boy, Mr. A. E. Lantan, has made some New

But they certainly are improving, for the old to many counties, expecially those without any big bores, and Mr. E. Maynard Ashcroft, an SPECIAL

ILLUSTRATED acousted fände, will prové a most serious Onons College doctor, has come right to the CORONATION SUPPLEMENT matter. They say there have been years, no- front with increased opportunity. The greatər |tably 1879, in which the infall has been lasare amo with an unexpected windfall in greater, but one very much doubts the assertion. the family, and I should not be surprised Apart from the unr leating behaviour of the Bobby Abel build, making a great name. Then at Mr. Asbcroft, who is only of the Clerk of the Weather Baresu there are not Darbyshire karo alio gained strength in C. A. many novelties. As I pointed out last week, Olliviere, the West Indian. I noted to my in- Yorkshire are in accord with precedent the tense surprise that there were fire amateurs champion county to. Next to that comes selected to play for Derbyshire against Worces the decline of Middlesex. The Metropolitaas tersbire. Time was when Mr. S. H. Evorshad were zeenstomed to the thermost position in used to go ou tour with ten professionals, so days long ago, when we were wout to look that there is a happy blending here. Mora- for Notts at the sammit and for Middlesex over Warren and Bostwick are bowling better. at the bottom of the table of merit.. They bare and of Humphries, who has succeeded Storer as had a bad time this year, and I attribute their lowly statue to the hasettled composition of thoir team rather then to any wookmeas inattask, | for Albert Tratt and Jack Hearne are bowling botter than last year, though their "changes ara less effective. But their batting luas been far 1917

from satisfactory. For instance, Mr. Pelham Warner has until quite recently been out of form, and Mr. G. W. Beldam has not dorsloped, performances of the old man," for Arthur Mr. Bosanquet is not so fruitful of rute as before. There are no men just now to land off Shrewsbury, the most scientific bat of his Mr. A. E. Steddart and Mr. H. B, Hayma; the world has ever seen, William Gann, the period. W. G. Grace, the greatest cricketer both of the Hampstead club, used to do, and there is is not a Mr. A. J. Wabbe on the side.stature, and William Murdoch, the Australian, most polished of all the batsms of giant Mr. Cyril Wells and Mr. James Douglas wake each of the early eighties, bare all been wonder- marvellous reappearances, it is true, but these fugitive ionings of a hundred do not do a team which good and altogether Middleser have been below par. Undoubtedly they have missed the ACCES-services of their keen captain, Mr. Gregor McGrogar, who has taken unto himself-a-good lady. Lancashire have had an unsatisfactory summer, for it was thought that with Mr. A. C. MacLaren back to lend their side, and with the discovery of Syduny Barnes, the new bowler, the county of cotton and coal would have a glorious time, if they did uut rua Yorkshire close for the to any address on receipt of satisfactory refer-Championship. But Barnes has not justified

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wissekeeper. I hear nothing but praise, although I have not on him. Speaking colles- tively these strike me as the most interesting phases of the season. Individually there. 'is litils more to say than I have already recounted beyond the struuge dearth of new cricketers, We see the same familiar faces almost year after year. New players of any class are certainly

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CHANGES IN FOOTBALL LAST. All the clubs are busily preparing for the football campaign, which will open on the 1st day of September, although it will be rather later before the, Rugby Union clubs are ou active service. But the professionals of the Association code have already-responded to the call to arms, and are in active training for NANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG AGENTS for the above Company, are pre

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the phenomenal form of last season, and that K. this space of 18 yards by 41 yards must be S. Ranjitsinji has been spasmodic in hie soor visited by the punishment of a penalty kick, ing, Sussex hare advanced. Of course ons could The Association world has been much worried not expect the old Oxonian and the celebrated over ibis alteration, and personally I still think Caatab to always maintain the tremendously that this is a very questionable change. high standards they have set themselves. On the whole they have played well for their county, but wretchedly for England.

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prefer the whole sweep of the Sell, and contend that a player on the line has as much right to special protection when he is about to centre as a forward who is approaching goal. There is denying that centres by wing men bring goals. I have heard that the alteration has bees breaght about to pleass Scotland. It can, however, he and that the new law has it advantages, for there is, more protection to the attacking side in the centre of the field and the half-backs will be better able to follow up their forwards. This is after all a very impor tant point, and it is quite segnable that the innovation may indusɔ the outside wing men to part with the ball before dribbling up into the region of the corner flag, and may encourage the cultivation of a little fiuess, between the outside and inside forwards. We san very little

K. 8. Ranjitsinbji, and he ventured the obser- ration that Fry and Brockwell, the latter of whom was present, were not great batsmen He said they had no variety of strokes. Where upon Ranji naid: "Well, how would you set your field for Mr. Fry" "Ob," auswered the bowler, "I should have a short leg, and the rest of the team-well the rest could go to the refreshment bar." At this saily there was uproarious laughter. "Then," said Ranji," how would you manage for Brockwall "Well, se to him," responded the bowler, "short-leg of this nowadire, und a change which many could join the others at the bar." Then came bring more art and less free into the really Brockwell's chance, for he observal to the noble gaine is to be coramended, Still, as I say, bowler,But here Fry has made soms big I have my doabts about the way the law scores against you." "Yes, quite so,” replied will work. There are two other changes in the sarcastic bowler. Then, clearly, on your the new official rules which are of moment, own argument, you are no bowler," retorted | as I zee that n referee has now power Brookwell. And I think the Surrey profes not only to order a player off the field, but he sional woe the ergament.

has the same peremptory privilege as a lines man, and can appoint a substitute in his place.

SOUTHERN AND MIDLAND JOTTINGS,

Bat to return to my subject, I must say that Again, the death-knoll has been sounded of the quibbler who proponuda all sorts of curious

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