COUNTY CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 13

COUNTY CRICKET

YORKSHIRE WIN AGAIN

TATE TAKES NINE FOR 50

(Received May 27, Ip.m.) -■'", LONDON, May 20. In tho county cricket competition Yorkshire maintained their unbroken run of outright wins, this time defeating Glamorgan. Centuries by Barber and Mitchell, both unbeaten, and a fine bowling performance by Bowes in Glamorgan's second innings, were largoly responsible for Yorkshire's victory. Sussex gained a smashing win over Somerset, whoso chief stumbling blocks were Tate-'and James Langridge, All told, Tate, took nine wickets for 50 runs, and James Langridge registered a fine double. Derbyshire, with Mitchell again bowling effectively and -Lee in form with tho bat, had an easy win, j as did Essex, Warwickshire, and Lancashire. Full wins were recorded in all matches. The results are; — ■ | Gloucestershire, 139 (Nichols seven for 52) and 160.. (Daer six for 38); Essex, 187 (Sinfield sis for 30) and 116. for six wickets. Essex w°n by four wickets. •'...: j '. Worcestershire, 234 (Brown five for 75) and 295 for six wickets, declared (Gibbons 122); .Warwickshire, 250 and 280 for six wickets (Groom 115, Kilner 102). Warwickshire won by four wickets. : ..-■., ' | Yorkshire, 299 (Barber 120 not out, Clay six for 72) and 236 for three wickets, declared (Mitchell 10S not out); Glamorgan, 208 and 161 (Bowes, six for S2). Yorkshire won. by 166 runs. Derbyshire, 322 (Lee 107); Leicestershire, 1,15 (Copson four for 30) and 121 (Mitchell six for 40). Derbyshire won. by an -innings and 86 runs. Somerset, 124 (Tate five for 13) and 95 (Tate four for 37, James Langridge fiye for 42); Sussex,. .380 for nine wickets, declared (J. Parks 97, James Langridge 134 not out). Sussex won by an innings and. 161 runs. Kent, 276 and 172 (Booth five for 65);_ Lancashire, 375 (Watson 9S) and-, 74 for two wickets. Lancashire won j by eight wickets. •.. | Cambridge University, 220 (Jehangir Khan 112, A. Staples four for 31) and 179 (S. Staples eight for 72); Nottinghamshire, 291 (Carr 123) and 109 for two wickets. Nottinghamshire won by eight wickets.