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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21465, 6 May 1935, Page 21

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11 ' 'UI.TH AFRICANS I WIN J EASY V H.TORY OYER I ( WORCESTER I : i | Bn .l. -MS iihST AYF.RACE ; i i I' " i I . K: :.*.■• ■■ ; ! '■•\T>o > ', ri-.-y ::. | . . .. .. b,.: lt \Vnrce.,UT : , r : ~ !•■■<; j.i:u;. T'uo match ; ■ -i Ij'i!! h ■■'•',: m the- J i '• . ! , :l;,ll!i . and the j ' .■■ W..:"_■', :.-t-r LaLineti j . ■.-.' I; ..eon imp.dca;. •.. .. •...'■;- ..<"! vieu.u., ...,.-,'■■( i'i ," '.-. eral ;. ;■ 1 . ; ;,!:.. win: mainly 1 ;.:'. .... .; ~ i..;,. lunch. ■' ■.■.•rr-.i; '.LIKF

i-kiwi. !;,.y. (.':'.!>, two for 13; A. J. J-k-ii. fivr f'J- T.l; C. !.. Vincent, two for JW; b. X. i!,ilask.'i.- ; , one for 17. .•'-.(ji-.'J'II AFRICA ImjA ;.:-/:.i,::. .. -- .. Dsl

THE LEICESTERSHIRE MATCH VISITORS' GOOD SCORE IN FIRST INNINGS howls well (t*iT4.v rugia a«ocu7l<>» by rtßcTaif T CLJS'OUi'B -r'IfYRMBT.I • Kvctuved May 3. 9.20 p.m.) LONDON. May 4. The South African cricketers began a mutch ;i;;ain::t Leicestershire, and rr.-de '!l2 m the iirst inniwjs. Thi.' South Africans won the toss and !(Ai r :| Hi" wicket tricky before lunch. ~ live cheapo. Nottrse wes a <r: t.'.t- rn:• 1".:,' before wicket lu bowlers gave the 5:.v.h African;; something of. a shock before lur.ch. The best features of the «i)y play were Nourse's refreshing i ■•.'otct; play and fine cutting. Geary's . !d i'Urt- cf a well-disguised faster bali ;;:«ve him two wickets. Rowan, the h::ru of the day, settled down and luiwi confidently s-nd attractively bc--I\r ■ lunch. His carefully-judged hits lo especially good. ['■ i;;.! mounted, in spite of keen telii.'u;, Uempster distinguished him»<if at deep cover. 'Viljoen was rarely tnt'.rpmir.g, and just held his end up. Kowan did the lion's .share in the sixth w:ck*-t stand. Viljoui took 40 minutes :o a-.rv, but later was stylish. He and Rowan put on 127 in two hours. Both were unlucky to be dismissed in the nineties. Viljoen hit 11 fours. Scores:—

Bawling -Snu'.h took one wicket for runs; Gearv. four for 02; Shipman, ic.-ne for li; Astill. two for 74; Marlijw two for -\ r r. Prentice, one for 12. k

COUNTY MATCHES Woolley scores fast f k Li. MA.V S Slit; ESS Fl' L KOWLINf; LONDON, May X i«aj.: r.-i-in-fl mo opening of the .■-.a/.oi;. K<;.\ r r: Wootley made 100 00 iriiruilt':;. Me hit 'ill. „ty.rl 1 i ioiur. it.'. 1 M :sj'i ■; t.-ino;ui: ; ise that A. i' fr'rt i !••. cb'ht Leicester wickets iw ■ '■! i. .! uielude a single victim W li'.f : v i'.i'M rule. Kent v. Leicester Ksjjmn.is, 242 < I?. E. WoolI", m i\. Smith five for 87. G. l>«-(iry •• i i;o;; ...econd, 159 (Smith r; L* ,< no <C. Lowi.s <M (A. P. Free--i(J.. ■. :>y an innings end lt)3 Tir.*. I v. t'jmbtidge I'nlvfrslty * j: 1 1lillis, J7J (A. Melv>ii« I2i> Car.br: :• •• 'ir » inniniw 97 fA - jf"AV.;«:,. v 42, ; followed on, 182 'WtDKn-V J , „ |(J- si I. fv, ......., iiv ;m innings arid 01 Svrrry v. vJifyictiwic <.'ruket Club r i:ir.lntfs,' 222 'K. K. Arft'i'r.t s C;i; • njiid. five for 1U- _ Mil!-)!.. i,....■, innings, 313 <R. h. '' 'A - ;,:;" Tfc* ;; v.4.5 drawn. S3~s~rr=~-r- :- -rr-rr—~~

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.SOUTH AFRICA First Innings L. J. Siedie, b Astill H. F. Wa.e, b Marlow A. D. N'ourse. lbw. b Geary £. A. Rowan, c Marlow. b Sr .. 3i3 9 .: 23 nith 91 H. B. Cameron, lbw, b Geary K. L. Daitors. c Berry, b Astill Vjljdtfn, c Dempster, b Prentic 1 lim%iijn. Vow, b Geary it. J. Crisp, b Geary umiir.son. c and b Marlow A, J. Bell, not out Extras 7 .. 0 c .. 93 .. 0 6 .. 22 .. 0 .. 25 Tot.il .. 312