THE YORKSHIRE MATCH.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19972, 5 July 1930, Page 17

THE YORKSHIRE MATCH.

COUNTY TEAM MAKES 161. VISITORS WIN BY TEN WICKETS. (CSITXD I'BBSS ASSOCIATION—B3 BLECTHIC TBLSOHAPH—COPYRIGHT.) LONDON, July 3. In the match with the Australians at Bradford Yorkshire's struggling first innings ended at 3.40 p.m. to-day. The Australian fielding was vefy bad, about half a dozen chances being missed, or Yorkshire's score, would have been even less. The county batsmen followed on, •being 150 runs behind. Their score in the first innings was their worst this season. They again started badly, Hurwood shattering Mitchell's stumps. Rain then stopped play for half .an hour. Hurwood, upon the resumption, claimed two more victims. He was now showing .splendid form and causing all the batsmen trouble Griinmett came on with the score at 56 and immediately baffled the batsmen. W. Barber and Robinson fell victims to his wiles. The South Australian secureci his 100 th wicket of the tour when Bradman took a great catch at the boundary to dismiss Dennis. Hurwood got Wood before stumps were drawn, Waving Yorkshire itt a sorry plight. (R eccived July sth, 12.55 a.m.) LONDON, July 4. The weather was fine and the wicket good. It was a real cricket farfe. as an extension of half an hour yesterday would have given the Australians a free day to-daj', and they would have welcomed a day's rest. Not more than one hundred were present when play was resumed. Australia won by ten wickets.' Scores: — AUSTRALIA. First innings ... 302 Second Innings. E. a'Beckett, not out ... ... 6 .0. Walker, not out ... ... 1 Total for no wickets ... 7 Bowling:—Hall, none for five; Robinson, none for two.

YORKSHIRE. First Innings. P. Holmes, c Richardson, b HorniV brook .. .. •.13 X Mitchell, e a'Beckett, b Grimmett •. .. .. 5 A! Barber, c a'Beckett, b Gritnmett ... ... .... 6 M. Levland, o Hornibrook. b Qnmmett ... ... \ , 17 W. Barber, o Walker, b a'Beckett ... ... 21 E. Boblnson, Ibw, b Grimmett .. 1 W. Rhodes, b a'Beckett ... 35 F. Dennis, b Grimmett ... 23 A. Wood, not out ... ... 11. GK G. Macaulay, Ibw b a'Beckett 6 Hall, b Grimmett ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... 8 Total ... ... 146 Bowling: a'Beckett three far 42, Hurwood none for 1, Grimmett six for -76, Hornibrook one for 20. Second Innings. ".Hblmes, b Hurwood ... «. 8 Mitchell, /b Hurwood . ■ ~.i ; 2 ST. Barber, c Bradmaji. b Gripr,, •i njett .■ • .««.- ; 42 fcyland.c Ponsford, b Hurwood; 6 A. Barber, b McCabe ... 10 Bobinaon, o b Grimmatt ... ... ... 9 "W. Rhodes, b Grimmett ... 17 'F. Dennis, c Bradman, b Grimmett ... ... ... 25 A. Wood, o McCabe, b Hurwood 0 G. Macaulay, not out ... ... 18 I. Hall, c a'Beckett, b Grimmett 5 Extras ... ... 2® Total ... ... ... 161 Bowling: a'Beckett, none for four; Hurwood. four for 35; Hornibrook, none for 16 • McCabe, one for 28; Griounsti, five for 58. GHNTLEMEN V. PLAYERS MATCH

/ CANCELLED. ;: ;ftflrrr*D ntti as'soctatiw— by electric ' nSLEOBAPH—COPIBIOHT.) (Received July 4th, 7 p.m.) •_ LONDON, July 4. The Surrey Club announces that the Vinateb, Gentlemen versus Players, which duo-to commence at the Oval on ' July 10th, just prior to the Leeds Test ''■'WWli, has been cancelled because it was ,fotpd impossible to get together repre- ' relative elevens.