COUNTY CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 144, 20 June 1934, Page 7

COUNTY CRICKET.

l Gloucester Beats Essex by l Eight Runs. I DACRE MAKES 93 FOR WINNERS (Received 0.30 a.ln.) ] LONDON, June 19. e Results of the latest series of English t county cricket matches which finished 'i this afternoon: — t Somerset: First innings, 209 (Watts r six for 52); second, eight for 349 (Wele lard 112). Surrey: First innings, six II for 458, declared (Gregory 172, Barling ■■ 100 not out). Surrey won on the first >' innings. Gloucester: First innings, 306 (Daere 8 93); second, £52 (Hammond IG4 not out; t Nichols five for 55). Essex: First inns ings, 360 (O'Connor 182 not out) ; second, 190 (Parker six for 77). Gloucester won by eight runs. Derby: First innings, 218; second, 190. Leicester: First innings, 147 (T. B. Mitchell seven for 55); second, 137 (Mitchell four for 07). Derby won by 124 runs. Lancashire: First innings, 119 (Larwood six for 51, Voce four for 49); second, seven for 394, declared (Tyldesley 109; Lal'wood three for 85). Notts: First innings, 2(50 (Larwood 80; Iddon five for 70) ; second, 146 (Hopwood six for 58). Lancashire won by 101 runs. Yorkshire: First innings, 425 (A. A. Mitchell 152, Lcyland 87). Hampshire: First innings, 235; follow-on, 111 (Levland four for 1G). Yorkshire won by an innings and 79 runs. Kent: First innings, nine for 400, declared (Aslidown 147, Ames 115); second, eight for 139. Warwick: First innings. 270. Kent won on the first innings. Glamorgan: First innings, 389 (Lavis 154, Smart 128); second, four for 100. Worcester: First innings, 352 (Bull 151). Glamorgan won on the first innings. Cambridge: First innings, 142 (Nye five for 45); second, 307 (Human 100). Sussex: First innings, 186; second, five for 165. The match was drawn. IMPERIAL TOURS. MEETING OF CONFERENCE. (Received 10 a.m.) LONDON, Jtme 19. The Imperial CricKet Conference was attended by representatives of the Marylebonc Club, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India and the West Indies, and drafted a provisional programme for future tours abroad. The Conference will meet again at / Lord's on July 25.