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THE WORLD SPORT

WONDERFUL CRICKET.

AMAZING SCORING IN GENTS.

PLAYERS GAME.

FOUR CENTURIES.

London, July 16."

of

SOME SHEFFIELD SENSATIONS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THE FOURTH TEST.

ENGLAND'S SELECTIONS.'

London, July 16," England's fourth Test Match team will be selected from the fol- lowing:

A. W. Carr, Captain (Notts), A. F. P. Chapman (Kent)..

G. T. S. Stevens (Middlesex).

J. B. Hobba (Surrey):

H. Strudwick (Surrey). E. Hendren (Middlesex).

F. E. Woolley (Kent), H. Sutcliffe (Yorkshire). Ray Kilner (Yorkshire).. M. W. Tate (Sussex).

..

F. Root (Worcester).

DERBY FORCE CHAMPIONS TO FOLLOW ON,

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London, July 16., Yorkshire were severely check- One of the most sensational ed at Sheffield, and by the diminu- games ever played in the course tive Derbyshire side. Derby. of the Gentlemen-Players series. was witnessed at Lord's where shire not only carried off points four centuries were added to the for a lead on the first innings, but roll, and 218 runs were com-actually forced the Champions to piled for the loss of but 21 wickets.

The aggregate is the fifth highest since the games were instituted over a century ago, and it. point of the number of wickets which fell the most remarkable of

follow-on.

In bringing off one of their best performances of recent seasons,

C. Parker (Gloucester), E. Tyldesley (Lancashire).

-Router.

BIG ESSEX SCORE.

RUSSELL AND CUTMORE

· GET CENTURIES.-

London, July 16. Somerset, entertaining Essex at Derby were chiefly indebted to Knowle, were but 68 runs ahead their captain, 6. R. Jackson, who of the Essex first innings total batted superbly and was very un-at the close of ping, with only twe The Players, captained by Jack fortunate to miss his. first century wickets remaining' in their second) Hebba, batted first upd.compiled the huge score of 579 runs..

all.

In reply the Gentlemen muster- od 542, and in the short time af their disposal, the Players added 97 for the loss of buc wicket,

England's Test players were well to the fore, three of those who played in the Third "scoring con- túries.

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of the season by two runs. spn bals left-handed, ..

Juck-

Innings. The game was produc-! tive of some very fine cricket, Derby dompiled 369 in their first R. A. Ingle making his first een- innings, and Yorkshire failing to tury for Somerset, and Russell get within 150 of that total were and Cutmore both running into forced to fellow, on. Yorkshire three figures for Essex.

Eysex hit the colossal total of had lost five wickets and were 52 when stamps were drawn, leaving 530 in their one innings, and Derby with first innings points.] gained points for the lead: The scores were

The scores were:

Derby: 350.

Yorkshire: 200 and 212 (for

5 wkta.)....

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Somerset: 374 and 224 (for

Bavickets).

„Eenex: 330.

The Somerset first inhings was

SATURDAY, JULY 17. 1926.

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KENT WIN BY FOUR WICKETS.

Hobbs and Sutcliffe favoured

London, July 16. the crowd with one of their

Another fine innings by Smith, wonderful partnerships. Hobl

the Gloucester wicket keeper en-Roverto Fund getting 163 and Sutcliffe 107;

abled the West Country, side "to establish a load of 56 on the first Ernest Tyldesley, the Lancashire man, who has been in such wonder G. R. Jackson who hit 98, was marked by a splendid effort by innings at Bristol, but their second ful form of late, hit 131, and Ray assisted materially by Worthing-R. A. Ingle who scored freely all innings efforts of 210 left Kent the

Kandy round the wicket, and scored 119 necessity of getting 267 to win, aflau ha Kilier scored 72, the aggregateton, who contributed 60 runs. of these four players being 473. Oldroyd with 55 to his creditį net out.

task which they achieved for they Arthur Chapman hit a brilliant was the only Yorkshire bat to meet The Somerset bowling was loss of six wickets. 108, R. E. 5. Wyatt contributed with any success in their first in- severely punished when Essex re- There was excellent bowling o

nings, and Leyland (59 not out)plied. In partnership with, Cat-both sides, in spite of the many was the only player to pass the more, Hipkin and O'Conner, Ras- | wicket. fifty mark in the second-refl took chief credit for the

75, and D. R., Jardine added a nice 86.

Sutelife scored 50 runs in the Players second innings without being defeated.

The scores were:

Players: 570 and 97 (for 1

wicket). Gentlemen: 512.

Keater.

LANCASHIRE. DRAW.

MAILEY TAKES 9 FOR 86.

London, July 16.

Renter,

A TIGHT FINISH.

A MEAD CENTURY AT SOUTHAMPTON."

Russell was unde- heavy score. fented at the close having an scored 180 not out, Cumore contributed 119. Hipkin, the fast bowler, batted splendidly for 85, and O'Connor made 51.

The score were:

Gloucester: 241 and 210.

Kent: 185 and 267 (for wickets).

6

Simth hit 123 towards the Glou Somerset's second innings dissester total of 241, more than half play failed to reach the level of the complete score.

7 their previcus effort, P. R. Jolin-| san proving the mainstay with a score of 61.

Landon. July 16. Notts were always a measure ahead of Hampshire at Southamp-n | tops and after establishing a lead of] .:

26 on the first innings, proved suc- (Over-night- scopes; Australia: ecsfil'eventually by three, wickets, 468 (for 6 wicketä deci, Lance- | having been set the task of scoring shires 201.(for 9 wickets) | 279 in the fourth innings for vie-

There were only two-thousand story, apectators at Liverpool when Tan- Philip Mead made a century in enshire centinied their innings in

fine weather. The last wicket put

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Essex gained three points for first innings lead.-Reuter,

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Before the bowling of Cecil) Parker, who has been selected for the Fourth Test at Manchester, Kent were dismissed for 186, the principal scorer being Leggatt, a comparatively newcomer to first- class cricket, who hit 51. Parker took seven wickets for 91 runs.

"Tich" Freeman took 8 for 92 in the Gloucester décond, innings, Dip

per being the only batsman to hold his end up. He scored 84 in good style.

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the second innings for Hants, and play for the third prize in the Leggatt was again to the fore

It was won easily by Lord |*** there was a prospect of victory fure tournament resulted last when Kent faced Parker and Co Woolavington's "Coronach," win- up a good resistance and added the Southerners until Walker, the night in a victory for. LA. Os- with 267 to get for victory

to-day before Mailey got the last wicket. Mailey bowled brilliant-

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for 86 r.

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Lancashire followed on and not only avoided defent but had estab- lished a lead of 10 at the close of play.

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well-known Sorter player, hit the mund (200) who scored 250 to partnership with Hardinge he neer of this year's Derby." Mr. Hants bowling lustily.

the 14 of his opponent, J. W.sisted materially to put the Hop Curzon's". "Comedy King" was Henderson (ser.)

The scores were:

Hants: 245 and 3of. Nolts: 281 wickets).

and 279 (for 7

No Hants player exceeded the The total was 274 (for nine fifty mark when Hants batted first, wickets), Makepeace butted ex- and Mead with a carefuly played ceedingly well for 76, making his 132 was the only player to shine aggregate 146 for the match, lddon in the second innings.

Whysull hit 78 at the first Notts scored 57, and Hallows folowed up his first innings effort of 59, by effort, and Walker contributed 94 scoring 48. T. J. E. Andrews took to their second innings effort of 6 wickets at a cost of 109 runs.-20 for the loss of seven wickets

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Reuter.

Osmind's best breaks were: 15/county on way to the ultimate vir second and Lord Astor's "Cross-

82, 21, 22, 23, 28, 64 and 15.

runs.

tory. Hardinge hit 116, and Leg- gatt was defeated when within eight of his century,--Reuter.

London, July 16: Glamorgan; beat Warwick by 129

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Warwick compiled 122 (Morris 63) Ryan taking 5 for 24, and 289 (Santall 97, not out, Morris 76).--- Reuter.

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