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RESULTS

Hammond And Verity Again

London, June 14. Walter Hammond has scored an- other century and helped Glou cestershire to beat Essex by eight

wickets.

Hammond's consistency with the bat has been one of the features of the county cricket season to date. Both he" and James Parks

of Sussex have displayed brilliant

form.

Hammond's 145 against Essex was scored out of a total of 283 for & declared, Gloucester finding it necessary to lead Essex by only 71 on the first innings.

Essex went to pieces in their second irinings, being dismissed for 88, and Gloucester hit off the required 18 runs for the loss of two wickets.

Goddard played a very import

ant part in the result. In the first lasings he took 7 for 84, and in the second 5 for 42, making a full analysis for the match of 12 for 128.

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REGULAR PROCESSION Wickets tumbled like ninepins during the second day's play be- tween Worcestershire and North ants, ending with Worcester win- ning by an innings and 141 runs.

At the close of play on Saturday Worcester had scored 227 for 2

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However this was quité sufficient to earn a definite result. North-

ants, having been dimissed in their first innings for 110, fared even worse in the second knock and were sent back for 94.

Yorkshire made mincemeat of Kent for the second time this sea- eon, winning by an Innings and

51 runs.

Yorkshire did not And It neces- sary to continue their first innings from Saturday, and declared at the vernight score of 482 for 8. Hut ton having scored 138.

“DEADLY” VERITY Verity had the Kentish batsmen scraping around for runs and they could only tally 141: Verity had the impressive figures of 8 for 46.

Following-on.. Kent did a little better and put together 270, but they never looked like avoiding an innings defeat.

A low-scoring match between Notts

and Leicester ended in a geven wickets victory for Notts.

Leicester were dismissed for 144 and 164 (Larwood 5 for 65), and despite some fine bowling by Flam- Bon (7 for 48) Notts put together 179 and 130 for three wickets.

These scores were cabled Reuter.

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Heavy Defich Reported. After English Tour

CUP LEADS TO ARREST

Joe Dayis And His First Trophy

RECORDS TO

ENGLISH WOMEN

Great Deeds At

Varsity Sports

Three new records were made at Enter-University

As a hefty youth of eighteen I the Women's put my foot on the bottom rung sports at Weetwood. Leeds. Inst of the ladder when I played my first professional bullards match, Leeds, London, Birmingham, Edia- month when teams representing writes Joe

Davis in the "Dally ourgh, Readlug, and Shefeld com- Mirror." This was a game of 8,000 peted. up with A. Raynor who conceded me a start of 1,000.

The match was played at Ches- terfield, and lasted a week, and I look back upon it as one of the most notable events of my career, for I was playing in my home town before people who had known me all my life.

I must have been inspired by my supporters, for during the week's play I made twenty-two breaks over the hundred, and ultimately won the match by nearly two hun- dred. I remember that, although this was my first real experience in match play. I did not suffer at all from nerves, but, that I was pleased with myself may, I think. go without saying.

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Then came the day when I en tered for the Midlands professional championship. Here I was against stiffer opponents, but in the end I came out the "winner. And thereby hangs a tale.

It was round about two o'clock on $ Sunday morning when I reached Chesterfield, and as I wasn't in the habit of taking à cab In those days, I started to walk home.

FISHING ROD!

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There I was trudging the quiet streets, with a huge silver cup in one hand and my cue case in the other, when a huge policeman grabbed me by the shoulder.

"And what have you got there. my boy?".

"A cup-a silver, cup," I said. "Oh, and I suppose you caught with that fishing-rod? Well, Just let's take a walk along to the station and tell the sergeant.

Miss K. Connal (Leeds), who re- presented Britain at the last Olym- plc Ganies, was concerned in two of the new records, for in the favella she tied with Miss M. Lee (Shefteld with a throw of 102ft. 6in-Sit in. better than that re- corded by Miss Lee last year-and In the discus Miss Connal created' a new record with 100rt. 3in.--2ft. 4in. better than that of Miss Ireland (Liverpool) in 1939.

Miss D. Saunders (London), who

Games at Budapest in 1935, broke was a competitor in the Students' the 230 yards record with 28 3-10 sec., one-fifth of a second better than recorded in 1925, and she also equalled the record for the 100 yards with a time of 11 3-5 sec.

Leeds University became cham- pions, defeating Birmingham (hold-

places to one by Birmingham. ers) through gaining three first

Actually both teams gained 35 points each, with London next with 541 points.

THE OBSERVATION SCHEME

London, June 14 In a Commons answer, regarding the Non-Intervention Observation Scheme, the Foreign Secretary said that the question of modifying or Improving the system of naval patrol would have to be carefully considered by the Non-Intervention Committee as soon as it was able to resume Its deliberations and the naval powers concerned were na- turally giving careful thought to all aspects of the situation,

Luckily, the sergeant at the He added, in reply to a supple- police station was a billards en-mentary question urging the pre-

sence of neutral observers on patrol thusiast "Why bless my heart, constable, It's our Joe!" he laughed. ships, that the British Goverriment And that was my first and, I hope, were in favour of that.--. Last experience of the majesty of British Wireless. the law.

PRICELESS CUE Years later, when I won the pro- fessional championship for the Arst time. I had an altogether different home-coming-In fact, it was almost a civic reception, with the town's brass band to play me through the streets of Chesterfield. and the cap held aloft for all to see..

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But to think that anyone--least. of all a policeman-should mis- take my cue for a fishing-rod! And that cue, by the way, is still my favourite. I picked it up in a small town billiards hall for Ts. 6d. To-day I regard it as priceless.

Here is something that" puzzles, me. Why is the cue of the aver- age amateur longer than the cues used by a professional?

The length of my cue is 4ft. Ti and this is the length used by all the leading professionals with the sole exception of Tom Newman.

FRENCH ECONOMIC

CRISIS

The Nawab of Patudi, tamous

Paris June 14, Indian cricketer, who has played The French Cabinet has reached Test cricket in England, is an in-an agreement on the schemes terview at Bombay recently said evolved by the Ministry of Fin- that he hoped to play again for ance to solve France's present Worcestershire, if at and he were economic and financial crisis." invited.

The communique reveals that He also expressed the hope that the Cabinet unanimously ap- he would play for India against the proved of M Vincent Auriol's An- team Lord Tennyson has been in-ancial plans, the main feature of vited to bring for a tour of this which, it is understood, will be the country in December...

"But whatever I do or don't do limit of advances which

raising to 10,000,000,000 francs the lor Indian cricket," the Nawab made by the Bank of France to can be added. "I defnitely will not be a the State.. selector again.”.

It is believed that such advances

It is understood that, according would be covered by increased re- to the audited accounts received on the Indian cricket tour of England venue from taxation by Orders in

Connell. | last summer, a loss was sustained on the topŕ......, or approximately £2,500.

GERMÁN MOTOR POOL

It is understood the Govern ment proposes to replace certain taxation by further "ad valorem" taxes in consequence of the rise in the price of raw material. The Government is further credited with the intention of increasing the income tax by imposing more Berlin, June 14. Indirect taxation.

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