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GOOD BATTING
BY MIDDLESEX
Human And Robins Hit Sixes
Four Middlesex men, Hulme... Robins Edrich, and Human, batted well in the match against Warwickshire. at Lord's where Middlesex scored 361 and dismissed Warwickshire's opening pair for
23,
used After lunch, Hulme, who three different bats, hit ten boun daries in scoring 50.
Warwickshire lost the toss for the Ofth successive time. but bowled and fielded so well that over an hoor clapsed before a
· Middlesex batsman "hit a boun- dary.
HEROES FOR
GLOUCESTER
Hammond And Goddard
Home Cricket Results.....
AMERICAN
BASEBALL
RESULTS
New York, July 8. The National League leaders. Chicago Cubs, attempted to resist furious onslaught from Pitts- | burgh to-day, but failed dismally. The Pirates scored 13 runs on 19 hits in the Windy City, holding the Cubs to seven hits and a lone tally. New York, second berth team, was as badly beaten by another
London, July 9. Gloucester won an exciting an- ish to their county cricket match with Hampshire to-day by 51 runs, Dine again Hammond and God-invading
d were the heroes "for Glouces
Hammond helped himself to another century (145) scored out of a total of 305, and twice, bowled out Hampshire. In the first innings he took 8 for 80 and in the second six odd runs.
x.
Goddard
for sixty
The conditions were perfect for
The scores were:-Gloucester 305 batsmen, but Wyatt: bowled very and 145. Hampshire, 221 and 173 steadily for an hour and Middle- Notts, despite a huge score of sex, losing Butterworth and Price 519 for 5 declared, could only win for 33, were 103 for 3 at lunch-first innings points against Somer- time. Edrich occupied 24 hours set. Hardstaff was in "great, bat- over his 57. in which there were ting form for Notts and hit up some excellent late and square 214 not out. Knowles also made 91. cuts. Compton, who pulled and
Somerset replied with 185 and. drove well, was snapped at the following-on, lost six wickets for
166 raus,
wicket, and then Hulme dominated the cricket.
team. the Brooklyn Dodgers. Brooklyn's 20 hits netted 15 runs, and the Glants, hopeless- ly outplayed, replied with nve hits, and two runs one of them Mc- Carthy's homer. Philadelphia, five to nothing.
whipped
Boston,
meanwhile,
St. Louis Cardinals won a close engagement from Cincinnati, eight to seven, each team having ten hits." Myers, Lombardi and Davis" hit home runs for the Reds, Med-. wick for the Cards. Red had three
errori.
a
AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston and Philadelphia played 12-inning game, Red 30x emerging at the top, 12 to 11. The. Athletics outhit the Bostonians, 19 to 17, but they had four errors. Lancashire also beat Glamorgan
STILL WINNING on first innings. Lancashire scor- New York Yankees. In a class by ed 447 (Paynter 164, Washbrook themselves, continued to win, 92) and Glamorgan responded with Washington was the victim. 275 (Pollard 7 for 76) and 188 for Seventeen hits yielded 16
Gehrig and Dix Maggio hitting The first day's play in the in-homers, the latter a pair, and ual Eton v. Harrow match at Senators could only score two on Lord's finished very much in fav
ten hits. our of Eton
DOMINATING DRIVING Never afraid to lift the ball over the heads of fieldsten, Hulme got the ball right in the middle of the bat. He was out to a very good ball that came back and took the leg stump after batting without mistake for eighty minutes. His eleven 4's came from well-timed drives on either side of the wicket. Human completed 50 before ten in an hour and a quarter, and with Robins put on 90 for the seventh partnership in sixty-five minutes. Human hit two 8's one of which, off Holles, went into the grand- stand balcony, and eight 4's in |- en innings of two hours.
Robing, who also hit a 6 and eight 4's was out to a particularly fine catch by Cranmer, who held a fast travelling ball. The Middle- sex captain gave no chance during a stay of an hour and twenty-five minutes.
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Harrow batted first but collapsed against Bannister, who took 6 for 32 Harrow were dismissed for 118.
Before the close Eton had gained a useful lead by scoring 131 for the loss of five wickels- Reuter.
HUGHES WITHDRAWS FROM DAVIS CUP
HE
Under Doctor's Orders
Wilde To Play
London, July 8. George P. Hugnés, "veteran" of the British; Davis Cup team select-
Left with "barely half an hour's batting, Warwickshire, with 20 on the board, lost Kilner at slip, and onë run later Croot was 1 b w to a delivery which kept low. They would up 338 behind with eighted for the Challenge Round the at wickets to fall,
Compton Was awarded county cap by R. W. V. Robins,
the end of July, has announced | is that acting upon doctor's orders,
he must withdraw from the team. 'The LT.A. -has accepted this in- timation with regret and appoint-
YORKSHIRE WINed F. D. Wilde to replace him.
Mitchell's 78 In 30 Minutes
Reuter.
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Hughes was one of the team which wrested the Davis Cup' from. France five years ago and he has played regularly as doubles playëi ever since. In 1935 he and his new partner, C. R. D. Tuckey caus- The climax to, three days of re-ed a sensation by beating the markable cricke, was reached at then acknowledged best doubles Bradford yesterday, when York-pair in the world, Wilmer Allison shire dismissed Kent for 34 and and John Van Ryn of United Sta- won the match by 287 runs. York- tes in the challenge round at Wim shire gave a lively display or bat-biedan. .ting, scoring 254 in two hours.
Frank Wilde has been knockiņu Mitchell, who made 165, made 78 at the door of international tennis in half an hour.
fame for some time, and the selec Yorkshire had previously collaps-tors had to decide whether he and éd and recovered. Kent started Hare should not replace Hughes and with a big opening partnership. Tuckey sa Britain's doubles repre- Then they collapsed, and York-sentatives. En 1936 Wilde and Hare shire surpassed everything with reached the Wimbledon doubles brillant batting. bowling, and final only to lose to Tuckey and felding.
Hughes, When play began Yorkshire. Now that the introduction of with one man out for 74, were 117 | Wilde is necessary. the selectors- Tuns on.
may make further changes. Char Yes Hare had already been chosen presumably to play as No. 2 singles, but it is more than likely that Tuc- key will now figure in the singles the well-established
Not for a long time has Mitchell driven with such power, while his hitting on the leg side often scattered the fieldsmen, so fast
did the ball travel to the boundary. to permit
Emalles emulated Mitchell, and. Hare-Wildo - doubles combinatloif" driving magnificently, he took to function. only an hour and ten minutes for his 80. He hit a atx, a five and twelve fours.
..
Tuckey, on recent performances is nearly as good a single player
as Hare, while it is almost certain that Wilde would not gettic down so well with Tuckey as a partner
Kent went in requiring 372 to win Smalles followed up his grand batting by running through as with Hare, the side, and Kent were all out in an hour and a half. In twelve minutes they lost four batsmen for
one run.
Smaller took half the wickets for 16 runa.
GERMANY BEATS.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
ing to are sets after Menzel had won the first two.
Earlier on H. Henkel had easily defeated L. Hecht in straight, æets.
Hecht could only win one game in the first set, but he offered strong opposition in the next two which both went to the twelfth game.
Germany's No. 1 player stared defeat in the face when he opposed Davis Cup Inter-Zone Final Menzel. The tall Czech won the BURG, WARN| first set at 6-3, the second, at 6-4. Berlin, July 9. Then von Crama roused himself Germany virtually made herself and carried off the next three sets, safe for the Davis Cup Inter-Zone conceding but two games in the final against United States to-day, | final set.
when she won the first two singles | The scores as cabled by "Reuter" In the European Zone final against follow. Czechoslovakia.
Baron von Cramm, had a ter- rific struggle with Roderick Men
H Henkel (Germany) beat
Hecht. 6-1, 7-5, 7-6, W
G. von Cramm (Germany) heat
Ezel before winning, the match go- . R. Menzel 3-5, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2.
runa.
Chicago was on top of St. Louis at the end of a slugging fight, 11 to seven. 18 hits to 14.
Cleveland was narrowly beaten by Detroit the Tigers' 14 hits bringing in ten runs, the Indians' eight "scoring the same ber, helped by Bolters' homer.—» Reuter
- CUTESTI
Kho Sin-Kie Defeats HF. David
Birmingham, July 10.
Kho Sin-Ele. China's No. 1 rank- ing tennis player, to-day won the Midland Counties Tournament. Anal at Edgbaston when he de- feated HF. David by 6-4, 6-3,-- Reuter.
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