COUNTY CRICKET
Australian Press Association—^United Service. (Received 30tli May, 3 p.m.) LONDON, 29th May. Middlesex, playing against Sussex, made 195. in tho first, innings (Enthovon 63). Tate took flvo wickets for 40 runs. In the second innings, Middlesex jnado 339, declared (Twining not out-121, Hondrcu 51, Bettington 95). Sussex in 'tho first innings mado 207. Bettingtou took four wickets for 87; Hearno, five for 40. In the second innings they made 215 (Bowley 94). Bettington took six wickets for 78. Middlesex -non by 112 runs. ' ■ • Worcestershire against Essex, in the first innings'mado 211 (Tarbox 55). In the goeond innings they mado 232. Niehols' took six for 04, Essex in tho ■ilrst innings made 436 for )iino wickets, declared (Gutmore 61, O'Connor 82, Eussell 135, Douglas 08). Tarbox took soven for 114. In the second they made 8 for no wickets. Essex won by ten wickets. Against Yorkshire, Lancashire ,the first innings made 385 (Hallows 58, . Taylor 60, Iddon 87, Green 52). Rhodes t took four for 56. In tho second innings they made SO for ono wicket. Yorkshire in the first innings made 4.73 (Holmes 79; Suteliffo 140, Mitchell 74).
Yorkshire have won on the first innings. ■ Nottinghamshire in tho first imuiigs against Surrey made 457 (Ounn 1211, Walkor 51, Barrett 9(5, A. Staples 94), and in tho second innings 50. Fender took four for 21, Peach six for 24. Surrey in tho first innings made 288 (Hobbs 114), and in the second innings 20 for thro owickets (Shepherd (iS, Sandham 92 not out). Surrey won by seven wickets. Against Somerset, Kent in tho first innings, made 47(j for nine wickets, declared (Chapman 141, Ames 129, Todd ul not out). Somerset in the first innings mado 244 (Caso 54, Gaskcll 51). Wright took four for 07. Somerset followed on and mado 14S. Ashdown took five for 31. Kent won by an innings and 84 runs. Oxford University, in' the first ihi nings against Glamorgan mado 494 (Crowley 89, Kingsloy 89, Barber 89, Garlandwells 83), and in the second inningst lost two wickets for- 73. Glamorgan iv the first innings made 323 (Hills 94, Bates 81, Mercer 57, not out). Glamorgan followed on and made 243 (Williams 53, not out): Oxford won by eight wickets. Cambridge University, . playing against West Indies, mado 141 in tho first innings. Constantino took five for 35. In tho second innings they made 155. "West Indies in the first innings made 257 (Fernandes 73, Neblett 01), and in tho second lost one wicket for 40. West Indies won ■by nine wickets. : For Derbyshire against Warwickshire, Hutehinson scored 111 (Richardson 70, not out). For Warwickshire, Wyatt mado 104, Santal 84, Smith 82, Kilncr 65. . Warwickshire won. For Hampshire ilgainst Gloucestershire Mead mado 110. Boyos took four 'for Jjl. For Gloucestershire B. Lyon made 79. Hammond took five for •!(!, and Sinfield 'five for <i 2. Gloucester won. / For Northamptonshire against Leicestershire Jupp compiled 74. Thomas took r four for 61. For Leicester Dawson scored 130. Astill took five for 16. Leicester wou.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 126, 30 May 1928, Page 11
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