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When at five o'clock Hobbs declared the second innings of the Players closed the Amateurs were asked to get 196 runs in a possible 100 minutes to win.

Well as Lionel Tennyson and CÓ N. Bence hit when the fourth innings of the game began, everyone thought that at a draw was inevitable, and it was not until Nigel Haig was joined by R. Air that the seemingly impossible began. to happen. There was only one thing to do if victory was to be achieved, and that was to hit consistently at the pitch of every ball bowled. This was done, and done, successfully, too. Haig and Aird never faltered. Haig began by hitting Tate for four 's in succession, and the onlookers then witnessed some extraordinary driv ing and leg bitting. Nothing of the kind has been seer, on the Oval since Hobby and J. N. Crawford won the Kent match Like them, years ago in drizzling enin. they had to 6ght "the clock and the howlers, and like them they did it. It was exactly one minute to seven "when" the winning hit "was made. It was a) splendid and "an amazing batting per fortinue that they accomplished.

Overnight the Gentlemen had made 419 For nine wickets, and as . B. Allen's not out seare then was 33, the captain of the amateur side did not declare the innings closed. Allen did more than make his own score a hundred, He hit extremely well, and by doing gave his side a tead of 55 runs.

HOBBS RUN ÖFT

"It was about ball-past twelve that, Hobbs, taking Bowley in with him, began the second innings of the Players. It was at once seca that the great batsman, although he treated R. H. Bettington with marked respect. was in his best farmi. He got runs nt'a good, pace both before and after the loucheon interval, and he seemed morally sure to get yet Another hundred when Bowley ran him out in a way that is rare in first-class cricket. Hobbe pushed the ball gently forward

FRIDAY, AUGUST 218T, 1925

GESTUDIES. 1st Innings. Hon. F. S. G. Calthorpe, g Par

ions, b Tate .....

........ the

C. H. Titchmarsh, c-Strudwick,

b Tate

. R. Aird, e Strudwick, b Tate .......

G. R. Jackson, 'b Fate

Hoa. C. N, Bruce, 1.b.w.. b Tate Hon. L . Tennyson,

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69

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R. H. Bettington, b Kennedy N. Haig, e Strudwick. b Tate M. L. Hill. not out

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Total

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200

Total (fir 6 wickets)

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not actually hear him call, but it was one of those runs for which it is not necessary to call. Both batsmen jast trot eross autoinatically as they do when the striker sends the hall into the long field. But Bowley did not move, nor did he shout to Hobbs to go back. Allen was stard- ing very deep at enver-point, and he had to travel about fifteen yards or more to get to the hall. Hobbs reached Bonier,bject that may present itself. to find him standing still, and. picking up. the ball. Allen lobbed it underhand to the wicket-keeper.

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I must have been a case of mental aberration. Even so, Bowley had time

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·PLAYKES,

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J. W. Hearne, b. Allen

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Hendren, b Haig

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Extras

Total (for 9.wickets)... 2nd Innings.

Hobbs, run out ......

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J."W. Hearne, not out

Hendren, c Tennyson, b Calthorpe 31 Bowley, b Bettington

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Total (for 7 wickets)*252 Howell did not bat,.

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