OVERSEAS SPORT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 121, 24 May 1935, Page 7

OVERSEAS SPORT.

AFRICA V. HANTS.

Visitors Lead by 107 Runs on

First Innings

CRISP AND VINCENT IN FORM

United r.A.—Electric Telegraph—Copyright)

(Received 10.30 a.m.)

LONDON, May 23.

In reply to the South Africans' total of 304, the Hampshire county cricket team made 197. The visitors ran up 198 for four wickets in their second turn at the crease. Lowndes, the Hants captain, played an aggressive innings, in which he hit three sixers, and four fours. He treated all bowlers with scant respect. Rowan was early missed behind the wicket, after which iie gave a spirited display. Cameron rattled up 50 in 40 minutes, including eight fours, then he lifted Boyes over the fence. Scores: — SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 304 Second Innings. Siedle, b Cadogan II Wade, lbw, b Creese 34 Rowan, b Baring G3 Nourse, b Herman 1 Cameron, not out 13 Dalton, not out 21 Extras 5 Total for four wickets 198 HAMPSHIRE—First Innings. Arnold, c Wade, b Crisp 24 Moore, c Vincent, b Crisp 20 Lowndes, c Viljoen, b Bell 02 Mead, c Dalton, b Vincent 27 Pothecary, c Rowan, b Vincent 21 Creese, c Wade, b Vincent 0 Boyes, c Crisp, b Vincent 17 McCorkel, b Crisp 0 Cadogan, b Crisp 0 Baring, b Crisp 11 Herman\ not out 8 Extras 7 Total 197 Bowling: Crisp took five wickets for f>9 runs, Vincent four for 78, Bell one for 53. GOLF SURPRISE. Tolley Defeated on Last Green In British Championship. VICTOR FALLS NEXT ROUND. (IJeceived 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, May 23. There was another big surprise in the British amateur golf championship, at Royal Lytham and St. Anne's links, when Coodwin, a little-known Swinton Park player, beat Tolley on the last green. Tolley played well, but Goodwin had the round of his lifetime. Tolley never led. He faced a 7yd putt at the last green to avoid defeat, but missed by inches. / McCallum, a Scottish player, several times looked like beating Lawson Little (the American and British champion). Henriques, a local player, beat Garnctt by one of the best rounds of the day. A high wind resulted in generally poor scores. Results:— Fourth Round.—Fiddian defeated John Burke, 1 up; Torrance defeated E. Gibbs, 3 and 1; H. Holden defeated de Forest (a former holder), 6 and 4; Motron-Dykes defeated Bullock-Webster (a New Zealander, living in California), 4 and 2; Little defeated McCallum, 2 and 1; Topping defeated Kyle, 1 up; Henriques defeated Garnett, 4 and 3; A. Goodwin defeated Tolley, 1 up. Fifth Round. —Fiddian defeated Chapman (America), 2 and 1; Torrance defeated Holden, at the nineteenth; Dykes defeated Donovan (Canada), 1 up; Little defeated J. Black, 2 up;; Henriques defeated Topping, 4 and 2; Alex Walker defeated Goodwin, 0 and 5.