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THE

WORLD SPORT

COUNTY CRICKET.

LANCASHIRE AT HEAD

OF TABLE....

YORKSHIRE CHECKED.

of

"YORKSHIRE LOST FIRST PLACE.

GREAT SECOND INNINGS

· EFFORT UNHELPFUL.

London, Aug. 24. Yorkshire lost on the first in- nings to Surrey at the Oval, and are superseded at the head of the County Championship table by Lancashire, who defeated Hamp- shire in a high scoring game.

Yorkshire lost on the first innings at the Oval, and as Lan cashiro defeated Hampshire by eight wickets, the latter county gocs to the head of the County

In the Yorkshire second Innings Championship table. The posi-Holmes and Sutcliffe made an- tions are!.

Lancashire:

Yorkshiro:

Pons Pts. Per Pts. Gained. .130 06 78.84 .180

.24. 72.30

Rain interfered with cricket in different parts of the country, but there' was, heavy scoring.

Batting against the Australians at Taunton, M. D. Lyon gave a brilliant exhibition, hitting the

Aussies bowlers for one 6, and 21 4's. He scored 186.

The principal individual efforts of the last three daya, apart from Lyon's wonderful effort follow:

Ratting.

Seabronk (Gloucester)

Mead (Hampshire)

132* 132*

Sutellife (Yorks)

:131*

Holmes (Yorka)

Watson (Lancashire)

127*

Lee. (Derby)

Payton (Notta)

Whysall (Notty)

108

Mr. 3. Turnbull (Glam)

100*

Bowley (Sussex)

106

G. D. Allen (Middlenex)

103

Hobbs (Surrey)

102

Rhodes (Yorks)

.96

Tate (Sussex)

93

"NOT OUT.

Bowling.

Nichols (Essex).......7 for 00 Mercer (Glamorgan)....6 for33. AE. Gilligan. (Sussex) 5 for 32 Lee (Derby)5 for 87 Macdonald (Lancashire) 4 for 39.

LANCASHIRE TRIUMPH

WIN GIVES THEM LEAD IN

CHAMPIONSHIP.

At Manchester, Lancashire de- feated Hampshire by eight wickets and in view of Yorkshire's failure at the Oval, take the lead in the race for the County Championship. The details of the match follow:

Hampshire: 109 and 313. Lancashire: 316 (for sever

wickets declared) and 108 (for two wickets).

Macdonald took four wickets-for-

other of their wonderful first wie- ket stands, and at the close of play were unseparated having each passed the century.

The scores were:

Yorkshire: 274 and 265 (for

O wicket),

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GLORIOUS CENTURY BY

M.D. LYON.

SOMERSET HIT LUSTILY IN

EFFORT. TO WIN.

Taunton, Aug. 24. The Australians declared to-day after making 229 (for four wic kets). Collins scored sixty and Ryder 40 not out. The crowd was small though the weather was glorious and the wicket good.

The spectators were treated to a wonderful display of batting. Somerset made a very sporting at- tempt to get the 302 runs neces- sary for victory in 220 minutes.

They failed by only 67 runs after wonderful hitting by M.D. Lyon. This hard-hitting batsman made the second county century of the tour against the Aus- trallans. He hit every bowler mercilessly, claiming one 6, and twenty-one 4'3. His 136 was a wonderful effort-Reuter,

INTERPORT GOLF.

Mr. A. Ferguson. Mr. W. Shewan. Mr. R. M. Smith. Mr. F. D. E. Pendered. Mr. Andrews,

PLAYERS TO ASK FOR LEAVE,

We are informed to-day that in Surrey: 365 (for 9 wickets connection with the visit of the

"dec.).

Hongkong Interport golfers to Holmes and Sutcliffe made a Shanghai,next month, several sound start for the Northern Prominent players have been ask- county, the former scoring 51, anded to obtain leave. These include: Sutcliffe getting 71. Wilfred Rhodes was the only other York- shire batsman to put up resis tance to the bowling. He scored 96, being very unlucky to miss his The remaining cight. century. men scored 56 between them.

Hobbs added yet another to his long roll of centuries. He hit 102 in his usual brilliant fashion, while Fender rattled up 72 in quick time.

F. G. H. Fender de clared the innings closed when Surrey were 81 ahead.

Army Defeat Public Schools,'

London, Aug. 5.

At Lord's the Army defeated the Public Schools by an innings and 67 runs, the match being over early to-day.

The Public Schools scored 115 If Fender considered the pos- runs in the first innings, the Army sibility of getting Yorkshire out replying with 294 runs. cheaply he had rude shock-in-the-second-innings the Public Holmes and Sutcliffe, the opening Schools was dismissed for 112 runs. pair, played out time and hit up

Fink took four wickets for 38 265 without losing a wicket. runs and four wickets for 31 runs, Holmes made 127 not out and Sut-respectively, in the two innings of the Public Schools. Hyndson took three wickets for 16 runs in the second innings.

Captain William scared 55 and the Captain Wilkinson 69 for Army all

cliffe 131 "hot" out.

BIG HITTING AT LEYTON.

ESSEX GAIN VALUABLE POINTS.

Easex put up a huge score against Gloucester at Leyton, and though the visitors replied in kind, secured points for a lead on the

The scores were: first innings.

Gloucester: 228 and 313 (for 4

wickets). Essex: 471.

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Serious Injury to Oldroyd. Rain robbed Glamorgan of an easy victory over Worcester at Car-

London, Aug. 3. diff. Glamorgan" declared in the

While batting for Yorkshire Arst innings when only five wic-against Lancashire to-day, Old- Nichols, the Essex right armkets were down, and yet forced royd was hit on the head by a fast fast bowler, brought about the Worcester to follow on. Glamor delivery from Macdonald. He was downfall of Gloucester in their gan gained first innings victory unconscious and was removed to the infirmary, where he regained first innings. Two men only play-points"

The details follow:

consciousness. There is no frac- Glamorgan: 272 (for Ave wicture, but the asymptoms are more serious than was anticipated. He kets dec.). Worcester: 95 and 52 (for 4 has been vomiting much and 1

suffering from nasal haemorrhage. wickets).

London, Aug. 4. Oldroyd is recovering and will probably leave the hospital to-day. English Cricketers to Tour India.

Free.

39 runs in the Hampshire firated him with any confidence, Smith, innings. In the second he took the wicket-keeper, who made 89, five wickets for 138 runs. In the and Mills who hit 63 Nichols -second-innings Mead made a gal-took-seven-wickets-for-90-ruus. ----- lant stand. Brown and Livsey Four men played a leading part) made 62 and 54 respectively while in the huge Essex total. Mead was undefeated at the closeman and Cutmore, with 84 and 69 with 132 to his credit.

Watson scored 127 not out for Lancashire in their first innings, R. Tyldesley making 65. In the second innings Hallows scored 51 not out.

KENT SURPRISED.

DERBY PUNISH THEIR BOWLERS.

After dismissing Kent for 278 at Derby, Derbyshire" flogged the bowling of the visitors and hit up 413. Derby gained points for a lead on the first innings, though Kent declared in their second in- nings when only 199 ahead

The scores were:

Kent: 273 and 339 (for 9 wic-

kets dec.). Derby, 413 and 61 (for 1 wic-

.ket).

Seymour and C. H. Knott made 151 and 60 respectively in the Kent.

first innings, while Hubble con- tributed 55.

Bell scored 57 and M. J. Turn-

respectively, tired the bowling, bull 106 not out in the Glamorgan O'Connor followed up with a well-first innings. played 69, and F. W. Gilligan

Mercer took six wickets for 38 scored 78 not out.

runs when Worcester batted.

Smith was again, prominent when Gloucester made their second effort. Partnered by Dipper, rung came freely until Dipper lost his Smith wicket after scoring 50.. went on to make 86, while Sen- brooke hit a splendid 132 nor"dut."

A CLOSE GAME,

BY FOURTEEN RUNS.

CARR'S DECLARATION. SUCCEEDS.

A sporting declaration by Mr. A. W. Carr, and an equally sport- ing effort to make the 369 runs necessary for victory were the WARWICK MAKE EXCELLENT features of the match at Notting

EFFORT.

Sussex, batting first against Warwick at Coventry, hit up 371 runs. The Warwick reply. fell only 27 short, and Sussex were dismissed cheaply, in their second: Time prevented a con- indings. clusion, Sussex getting points for a win on the first innings. The scores were:

Sussex: 871 and 167, "Warwickshire: 344-

ham between Middlesex and Not tinghamshire. The home county gained a splendid victory by 14

us.

The scores were:

Notts: 887 and 190 (for six

wickets dec.).

Middlesex: 200 and 354,

In the Notta Arst innings, Flint scored 50, A. Staples made 82, while Payton scored another cen- tury, making 109.

F. Mann, the Middlesex captain, scored 77 not out in the Middlesex first innings...

Garnett Lec, Worthington and Tate was prominent in both in Hutchinson made the runs fornings for Sussex. In the first in- Derby, there being a fine partner-ninga he hit and in the second he ship between the first two. Lee was the only batsmen to pass the

Of the Notta second innings scored 119 before being defeated, half-century his-tally was-65.- total of 190, Whyall scored 108. Worthington hit 84, and Hutchin- | A. H. Gilligan, and Bowley, scored

Middlesex went to their formid. son put on 61. Freeman took six 66 and 106, respectively in the able task with a will and failed by wickets at a cost of 20 runs aplece. Sussex frat innings.

only fourteen runa. Hendren Lee bowled finely in the Kent For Warwick, C. A. Fiddian-stored 82 in great style, Mann con- second innings taking five wickets Green was top scorer with 95. tributod 54, while G, O. Allen was for 87 runs. The principal Kent A. H. Gilligan bowled splendidly, again to the fore with a brilliant scorers were Harding (88) J. C. W. returning the splendid figures 6103. B. Stapica took five wickets Bryan (62) and Hubble 55 not out. wickets for 32 runs.

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