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HOME CRICKET SCORES SCHNEIDER TROPHY

SOMERSETSHIRE'S SECOND VICTORY.

THREE SUSSEX PLAYERS SCORE CENTURIES IN

THE SAME INNINGS.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.]

LONDON, August 19.

Somersetshire succeeded in gaining their second victory of the season over Glamorgan on the strength of their bowling. White took "the "greater number of the wickets, but Young, broke the morale of the opposing team by taking four wickets for only three

ruba..

A noteworthy feature of the matches was the high score of 560 for nine wickets by Sussex against Kent. The total included three individual centuries. The match, however, has to be decided on the basis of five points to three as in the case of two other fixtures. On the whole the batsmen and bowlers accured about equal honours.

SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS.

Somerset. Glamorgan,

Somerset beat, Glamorgan by 143 runs at Weston-super-Mare, Somerset

19h Glamorgan

179

-373

Notts v. Leicester,

+

*143 Notts

121

(1 wicket)

20+

Lancashire

Hampshire.

Notts Boat Leicestershire by nine wickets at Nottingham. Leicester

78

134

210

210

46.

267

Lancashire won on the first innings against Hampshire at Manchester.

Lancs

(8 wickets)

203 142

Bante

245

Sussex. Kent,

Sussex won on the frst innings against Kent at Hastings. Sussex (9 wickets, deç.)... 560 „ Kent

560

(5 wickets)

Yorkshire Derbyshire.

78

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.240

184

413

Yorkshire won on the rat innings against Derbyshire at

Lecds. Yorks

952 Derby wickets)

352

Northants v. Australians,

123 190

237

"The match at Northampton between the County team and the Australians was drawn. Northants

240

Australians

93

(8 wickets)

405

498

Batting.

151

Hants, 1st innings.....

McDonald, B for 40.

78

Bowley (Sussex)

135

J. Parks (Sussex)

119

Woolley (Kent)

€3

Leyland (Yorks)

88

74

Cook (Sussex)

Crawley (Kent)

H. Parks (Sussex) Sutcliffe (Yorks). Ames (Kent)

Bowling.

Young (Somerset) 4 for 3: Sam Staples (Notts)... 7 for 24 E. Davies (Glamorgan) 5 for 24 White (Somerset) 4 for 23

and

...... 6 for 32 5 for 32 4 for 27

Verity (Yorks)

Dick Tyldesley, 1 for 27. Lancs, end innings (8. wkts.) 142 SUBSEX v. KENT,

THREE CENTURIES. At Hastings, Sussex took first innings points from Kent after scoring the huge total of 560 runs for nine wickets, with three bats- men passing the century Ames, who is included in the Filth Test match, was the only bateman to' make over 50 runs for Kent in their second innings, and it seems that time saved them from losing all the points.

Sussex, let innings (9 wick-

ets. dcclared)

Dick Tyldesley (Lanes)

McDonald (Lanes)

for 40

Larwood (Natts)

5 for 56

Boyes (Hants) ......

5 for 74

Bowley, 135.

€ for 93

J. Parks, 119.

4 for 65

Astill (Leicester) Tato (Sussex) ....... Mitchell (Derby)........ 3 for 92

SOMERSET 2. GLAMORGAN,

FOUR FOR THREE.".

At Weston-super-Mare, Somerset beat Glamorgan by 183 rune. Gla-

Cook, 184. H. Parks, 68. Kent, let innings

Crawley, 74.. Woolley, 93..

560

249

Tate, 4 for 65.

SENSATION.

ITALIAN ENTRIES REFUSED.

PRESIDENT

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ROYAL AERO CLUB OBJECTS TO RULES BEING ALTERED,

An acute international "contro- versy has been raised by the deci- sion of the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain to refuse the appli cation of the Royal Italian Aero Club to enter three machines for the Schneider Trophy race for 1831, Licut. Colonel Mervyn O'Gor man, vice-chairman of the club's Schneider Trophy Committee, making the announcement explain:" ed that the Italian application had been refused on the ground that the entries were made subject to certain conditions which were not the conditions laid down by the international committes which con- |trol, the Schneider Trophy.

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It is freely stated in British Ay. ing circles that the Italian attitude is largely prompted by a keen de sire to have the 4031 Schneider Trophy race in Italian waters. This will be strongly opposed by British fying interests.

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Britain's Position.

The secretary of the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain addressed

a letter to the Royal Italian Aero- [Club which" stated :-

I am asked to recall to you that the Royal Aero Club of Great Bri- tain by reason of successive vic- tories in the two latest Schneider Trophy competitions is the hoidar of the trophy, and by that fact is in a fiduciary position which al- lows it no latitude to vary from the conditions legally fixed and published in January ́ 1930-the latest date prescribed by the rules for the contest of 1931.

The Royal Aero Club of Great Britain cannot, therefore, accept as valid the altered conditions in- troduced at a subsequent date such is those which you have been good enough to indicate in relation to your application for entry in your latter of June 23.

Although those conditions accord with the discussions at the general conference of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale on June 11 and 12 I venture to draw your attention to the total of the deposit money per entry which is required as a guarantee of presence and is returnable after the contest, and is foreseen in the conditions ixed in January 1930 by the F.A.I., namely, 200,000 francs (£1,600).

In these circumstances I regret to inform you that your letter of June 23, 1930, does not constitute

an entry,

Abrogated Conditions,

"We have refused the Italian en, tries because they were condition al." said Lieut-Colonel. Mervyn O'Gorman.

"Certain "conditions of entry dif- fering from those in 1929 were made' last January at a meeting of the international committee which con- trols the Schneider Trophy. Then these conditions were abrogated at a general conference of the T.AT. only a few weeks ago. This is what we object to.

for machines, and then have the If entrants are to make plans rules altered within a few months it will make the whole contesta farce.

"We feel that this is a funda mental matter of principle affect ing sport throughout the world, and the F.A.I. alterations con-

stitute a breach of the most ele mentary rules of sport. The Royal Aero Club is not disputing about the amount of entry fee.

The present position, if we ad- opted the Italian proposals, would exactly resemble two entrants for the Derby agreeing to run merely a couple of furlongs and not the whole course.

"We have taken legal opinion

Kent, 2nd innings (5 wkts.)... 164 concerning our position, and we

Ames, 51.

morgan fared disastrously against | YORKS ». DERBY.

the bowling of White, who took ten

wickets in the two innings at a cort

WIN FOR YORKS.-

of about five runs each." This fent At Leeds, Yorkshire took frat was surpassed by. Young, who ne- | innings points from "Derby, thanks counted for four Somerset batsmen to Sutcliffe and Leyland, two of for only three runs.

Somerset, 1st innings Glamorgan, 1st innings White, 4 for 23. Young, 4 for 3.

Somerset, 2nd inninga

E. Davids, 5 for 24. Glamorgan, 2nd innings White, 6 for 82. NOTTS v. LEICESTER.

****

194

England's hopes in the last Tent match. Derby were forced to follow 78on and they were exactly 100 run

behind in their combined total with

179:

134

*........ 352

six wickets in hand at close of play.

Yorkshire, let innings Sutcliffe, -52,-- Leyland, 88. Mitchell, 5 for $2. Derby, Iat innings....... Verity, 6 for 32. Derby, 2nd innings (4 wkta.) 199 NORTHANTS «. AUSTRALIANS, |

***** 123

WIN FOR

NOTIS. At Nottingham, the home team beat Leicester by nine wickets.

WOODFULL DEFIANT... Scores were kept down owing to the wicket being in favour of the

The match between- Northants bowlers,

and the Australians was drawn, but 143 the tourists, after their unexpected failure in the first innings, gave a 219 display of batting in the second. innings which had the County 191 bawlors beaten. Woodfull, and

Richardson scored 116 each.

Northants, 1st innings. 240 dz Bakowell, 84.

Leicester, 1st innings" Larwood, 5 for 50. Nott, 1st innings ....................

Astill, 6 for 93,

Leicester, 2nd inninga

Sam Staples, 7 for 24. Notta, 2nd innings (1 wkt.)... 48 LAHOSHAFTS SHANTS BEATEN,

At Manchester, Lancashire, took first innings points from Hamp shire, who collapsed against the bowling of McDonald and Diek Tyldesley,

Lanes 1st innings

Boyes, 5 for 74..

Australians, 1st innings. 03

Jupp, 6 for 33. Australians 2nd in

wickets) ...... Woodfull, 118

Richardson, 116,

Jackson, 62

405

(Continued at foot of next column.)

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CHAMPIONSHIP, TABLE,

1st Inn. No F. W. L. W. L. Res. Pts Lancashire..23 7 0 8 8 3 123 Notts 23 7 10 4 2 121 Yorkshire...23-9-9-43 ·5.121. Gloucester.23 11 4 251 117 Kent 209 5540 109 Sussex 5 6 4 6 8 103 Surrey23 2.2.11.5 3 09 Derbyshire..237.5 36 3 08 Essex 22.5.3. € 2.08 Leicester...24 4 7 6 4 3. 80 Worcester...24 478 1. 86. Glamorgan..23 4 8.3-3. Warwick.232 8 7.8 2 77 Northants....23 4 9 2 4 470. Middlesex...23 2 7 29.3 BB Hampshire..22 3 71 11 0 62 Somerset 22 2 11 6 2 2: 65

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TESTANTE arthampton ay

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Yorkshire . Glamorgan at Shef

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