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HOME CRICKET

RESULTS

Surrey Score Victory Over Sussex

London, Sept. 3.

To all intents and purposes the curtain has closed down on the 1937 cricket season in England. To-day. the last of the county championship matches Was filled, when Surrey scored a hand- some. victory over Sussex' at the Oval by seven wickets.

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HOME SOCCER RESULTS

Arsenal Score Big Home Win

London, Sept. 4. The following are the results of to-day's League Football games:

RUGBY TEST

South Africa · Beat New Zealand

Christchurch, New

Zealand, Sept. 4. In the second rugger Test South Africa defeat New Zealand 13-6. At Halftime New Zealand led $-0. The scorers were Sulluvan (two. unconverted tries) for New Zen- oland in the first half. Turner and 2

Bastard scored tries for South

Brand a Africa.

converting both. Brand also scored a penalty goal. A crowd of 43,000 was present.

FIRST DIVISION

Arsenal

5 Wolves

Birmingham

2 Portsmouth

1 Everton

2. Euddersfield

0

2. Sunderland

2

0 Bolton

▸ Preston

1 Charlton

Blackpool Brentford Derby Grimsby Leeds Liverpool "M'chester, C. 3 Lelcester

Middlesboro' 2 Stake W. Bromwich 4 Chelsea

SECOND DIVISION

Bury

There remains a few of the an- nual festial matches such as those at Scarborough in which H. D. G. Leveson Gower's teams will oppose the M.C.C. Australian XI and the New Zealanders. At Folkestone an Over Thirty v. Under Thirty match | Barnsley starts to-day. At Gainsborough Blackburn the,, Minor Counties representative team meets the New Zealanders.

Cricket during the past three days was of a characteristically hollday nature. At the Oval Surrey and Sussex accumulated 1.236 rung. At Folkestone an England XI and New Zealanders aggregated 1,263 runs in a drawn match. At Scarborough Yorkshire and the M.C.C. amassed 1,029 runs In a match which the champions won by eight wickets.

Three centuries were stored" In In Surrey first innings against Sussex. The "innings realised 495. Sandham scording 102. Gregory 124 and E.R.T. Holmes 115.

Sussex were out for 214 in the first knock and 403 in the second. Surrey obtained the required 124 runs for the loss of three wickets.

Three-figure innings were also plentiful in the New Zealanders' match. Bryan H. Valentine. the Kent amateur, who has spent most of the summer playing com- petitive tennis, produced his best form to

take 102, off the New Zealanders' attack. The England XI scored 484.

New Zealanders replied with 431, Kerr contributing 112 and Moloney 140.

The home side" declared their second innings closed at 188 for 8. and the New Zealanders were well on the way to victory when play was brought to a close, having scored 182 for 2.

Yorkshire scored 316 and 201 for

2 against the M.C.C., whose inn- ings realised 213 and 299 for 8 de- clared.--- Reuter.

JAMES PÄRK SCORES OVER 3,000 RUNS

Londor, Sept. 4. Capping an extraordinarily suc-. cessful season, James Parks, the 34-year-old professional, to-day smashed records for all-round first-class cricket by being the first player. in history to score over 3,000 runs and capture over 100 wickets in a season,

Parks who had already taken his hundredth wicket, reached 3.000 whilst playing for the Over Thirties against the Under Thir-

C was

1 The weather was Ane but, the sky overcast. The ground was soft. New Zealand led till the last ten minutes after which the

1 South African's powerful forwards of took command of the scrums.-

Reuter.

2 Stockport

1

5 Norwich

2. Flymouth "

0

1 Burnley

0'

1 Chesterfield

1

1 M'chester U.

0

8 Sheffield Ụ,

3 Tottenham

1.

1 Swansea

1

0 Aston Villa 3. Bradford

0

1

Coventry Fulham Luton Newcastle. Notta F Wednesday Southampton West Ham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Aldershot • Notts C. Bournemouth 1 Queen's P.R Brigton

1 Reading

@ Mansfeld

5 Southend

0

:

3 Bristol C.

2

0 Watford

2 Crystal F.

Bristol R. Cardif Exeter Gillingham Milwall

Northampton @ Torquay Swindon Walsali

Bradford C. Carlisle Crewe

FRENCH CARS'

SUCCESSES

Siamese Prince Takes

Third Place

London, Sept. 4

At Donnington Park, Comotti, driving a French Darracq car, won

1 the Royal Automobile Club's 312

3 miles international tourist trophy

1

race in the time of 4 ours, 35

0 minutes and 27 seconds—an' aver-

age speed of 88.7 miles per hour.

Le Beque was second also in a Darracq. His time was hours, 239 minutes and 40 seconds, or an 3 average speed of 67.6 miles per

Prince Birablongse of Blam was third. He drove a German car and established a time of 4 hours,

41 minutes and 'one second, or an average speed of 68.1 miles per

hour

3 Newport

2

hour.

2 Clapton 0.

0

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Burrow

1 Gateshead

3

3 Rochdale

1

0 Lincoln

Oldham

1

Halifax. Hartlepools

1 Accrington

2

2 Hull

2

Port Vale

1 Darlington

0

Southport

1 Doncaster

3

Tranmere

0 Chester

0

Wrexham

1

York

Ayr

Celtic Dundee Falkirk

0 N. Brighton

4 Rotherham ..

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

3 Clyde

4 Hamilton

Queen: "O'S

1

4 Hearts

2

Hibernian

1 Klimarnock

1

1 Rangers

◊ - Arbroath

0

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Motherwell Partick

St. Johnstone 3 Morton St. Mirren 4 Queen's Park 1 Third Lanark 2 Aberdeen

SECOND DIVISION

Albion Alloa

2 8'housemuir Dumbarton. 5. Dundee Dunfermline Edinburgh King's Park

4 Cowdenbeath 3

Montrose Ralth

E Stirling

#3 East Fie

2 Brechin

1 Leith

2 Airdrie

St. Bernard's 0 Fortar

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ties, at Folkstone, in the Arst U.S. TENNIS

match of its kind, ever to have. been held. He batted very attrac- tively to score 80 before lunch.

"W.G." ECLIPSED

The previous record was held by the late W. G. Grace, who, in 1876 made, 2,622 runs and took 129 wickets, although Hirst, of York-

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Henkel And Mako Eliminated

Forest Hills, Sept. 4.

In the American Championships played to-day, the outstanding

shire, who in 1900 scored 2.385 defeats were as follows:-- runs and took 208 wickets, re- turned the more impressive all-Beukel (Germany) 5-7, 8-1, 6-4,

round Agures.

County cricket officially ended yesterday with the standings of the first; three teams as follows:-

Yorkshire 71.90 per cent. Middlesex 88.30 per cent, Derbyshire 07.43 per cent. Gloucestershire, Bussex, Essex, Glamorgan, Surrey. Lancashire. Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Kent, Somerset, Hampshire, Wor- cester, Leicester and Northamp- ton finished in that order. Nor- thants only managed to obtain just over 9 per cent.

LUNCH SCORES

"

The following were the lunch

scores.

Over Thirty: 151 for 1 y Under

Thirty at Folkestone.

H. D. G. Leveson Gower's XI: 159 for 1 v M C. C Australian XI at Scarborough.

Minor Counties: 120 for 4 y New Zealanders at Gainsborough. "Router's Bulletin Service

LOUIS-SCHMELING BOUT

New York, Sept. 3:

Joe Louis Bad Max Schmeling have anally signed to fight, next June for the world heavyweight championship. Reuter

Martin Buxby (America) Breat

8~4.

Robert Riggs beat Gene Mako 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.

G. T. Hunt beat O. M. "Jones (Britain) 6-0, 6-3, 6-3--- Reuter

(Henkel is the holder of the French and German titles).

COUNTY CRICKET Parks Beats Dr. Grace's Record

London. Sept. 4. The following are the results of to-day's cricket matches:

MINOR COUNTIES VS. NEW ZEALANDERS Minor Counties 300, New Zea- lands 19 for 1..

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UVER 30 VS. UNDER 30 Over 30,530 (Ames 149, +m Parks 61) When Parks was 60 be became the first to complete 3,000 runs and take 100 wickets for the sensoil

The previous best

the was famous W.G. Grace who made 2422 with a higest scure of 129 in 1876. Under 30 had last four wickets without scoring.

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LEVESON GOWER'S VS. M.C.C.

Leveson Gover's team 432 for eight wicketa.-. Reuter.

WORLD BOXING TITLE

Johannesburg, Sept. 4

In a twelve-round contest here to-day, for

the featherweight

charapionship of the world, Pete Barron, USA, retained his title when he beat freddie Niller on points.-- Reuter.

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