COUNTY CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 138, 14 June 1933, Page 11

COUNTY CRICKET

SOME TALL SCORING MANY CENTURIES A NOTABLE DEBUT

United Press Association—By . Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Ecccived Juno 14, 11 a.m.) LONDON, Juno. 13. Big scores marked the latest series of county crcikct matches. llcsults arc as follows: — Essex, first innings 415 (O'Connor 237), second innings four for 116, declared.. Somerset, first innings 344 (Young 119); second none for 61. Essex won on tho first innings. .Hampshire, first innings 157 (Conford fivo for 54); second innings 224 (Couford four for 48). Sussex, first innings 277 (Scott 113); second innings two for lOC. Sussex won by eight wickets. - ■ Leicester, first innings 346 (Berry 111); second innings 85 (Mitchell six for 36). Derby, first innings seven for 50S, declared (Townsend 233). Derby won by an innings and seventy-seven runs. Surrey, first innings 478 (Gregory 142, Squires 101, Brown 108 not out). Lancashire, first innings nine for 534 (Washbrook 152). Lancashire won on the .first innings. Yorkshire, first innings nine for 500, declared (Loylanci 133, Mitchell 142). Worcester, first innings . 231 (Martin 98), and following on 104. Yorkshire won by an innings and 165 runs. Glamorgan, first innings six for 477, declared (Turnbnll 200 not out, Dyson | 91, Duckfield 93); second innings one I for 55. Northants, first innings 4G9 (Bakewell 257). 'Glamorgan won on the first innings. ' Kent, first innings 466 (Todd .86, Ames 210); second innings seven for 169, declared. Warwickshire, first innings 356 (Santall 131); second innings 161 (Freeman five for 52).* Kent won by 118 runs. , WWibrook, aged eighteen, equalled MacLaren's feat ..of making' a century in his opening first-class match; Washbrook completed his century by hitting i Fender for four 4's. . • i