COUNTY CRICKET
LANCASHIRE CHAMPIONS
SOME HEAVY SCORING
(Received August 29, 2 p.m.)
LONDON, August 28.
County cricket matches resulted: — Middlesex, first innings 312 (Price 92); second 285 for five wickets, declared (Price 107). Kent, first 13S (Woolley 82); second 193. Middlesex won by 266 runs. , Lancashire, first 453 for eight, declared (Hopwood 151, Tyldesloy 81). Surrey, first 294 (Holmes 115) and followed on 172 for five/
Lancashire won on the first innings.
Somerset, first 211 (A. Staples six wickets for 39); second, 44 for 2. Notts, first 361 (Harris 94). ' Notts won on. the first innings. Yorkshire, nr.«t 346 (Leyland 81).
Hampshire, first 264 (Mead not out 120, Bowes five wickets for 71). Yorkshire won on the first innings. AVorcester, first 312 (AValters 66); second 278 for none declared (AValters not out 152, Gibbons not out 104). Leicester, first 211; second 26 for one. . AVorcester won on the first innings. Essex, first 312 (Nichols 116); second 337 for four declared (Cutmore 91, Pope 108). Gloucester, first 210; second 43 for one. Essex won on tho first innings. Lancashire by their first innings lead against Surrey win the County championship. .Sussex, even .if they beat Yorkshire in the remaining match, must be rininers-up.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 51, 29 August 1934, Page 10
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