SPORT OVERSEAS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 168, 17 July 1924, Page 5

SPORT OVERSEAS.

5 COUNTY CRICKET. LONDON, July 10. In the County cricket matches to-day Lancashire made 304 for six wickets and declared (Watson 105, Sharp 05, not out). Surrey replied with SO for no wickets. Middlesex scored 35S (Lee 51, Bruce i 58, Guise 100). Notts responded with ; 12-2. Alien took six wickets for 31. i Kent made 273 (Harding 140). Robinf son took five wickets for 84. Vork- > shire, in reply, put up 196 for three i wickets (Leyland 57, Holmes -105, not i out). '■ Somerset, playing against Hampshire, > I made 675 for nine wickets (Rippon 53, : Salmonson 60, Daniel 59, White 62). i Hampshire made 160 for three (Mead 70, not out). Somerset's is the highest scoru of the season.— (Router.) 1 i TENNIS IN ENGLAND. i FRINTON TOURNAMENT. ; LONDON, July 10. '■ A lawn tennis tournament was begun ' to-day at Frinton-on-Sea, Essex. In ! the first round Brookes beat Aitken, 6—2, B—6. In the second round Brookesbeat Vickers, 6—o, C—l. — (A. and N.Z.) ' TENNIS IN TLS-α. ■ LONG ISLAND GAMES. NEW YORK, July IC. In the tennis tournament at Glencoe, , Long Island, Sehleshiger defeated Ander- ' son, C —3, G—l. In the second round (Schlesinger defeated Chappell. (!—4. o— i. Squire defeated Wood, G—l ' 6—l. In the third round Squair (Chicago) defeated Wood, 6—l, 6—l. Kalms beat [ O'Brien, 6—o. (i —l. Patterson defeated [ Pare (Chicago), 9—7, (i—4. In the doubles Schlesinger and Kalms defeated the Chicagoans in the first round matches.— (A. and N.Z. Cable.) , ENGLISH LEAGUE TEAM. END OF THE TOUR. , SYDNEY, July 10. Tho English Rugby League footballers ' played their final match in Australia to-day. They defeated a conbined Australian Universities team by 31 points ito 23. The Englishmen sail by the Manuka on Friday.—(A. and N.Z.J_ l