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- SOUTH AFRICA v. YORKSHIRE. A DRAWN GAME. 3Y CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT (Received July 5, 11.50 a.m.) LONDON, July 4. V ovkshire declared their second, innings closed at 147 runs for 'four Aviekr ets, giA'ing South Africa seA-enty minutes ’ batting on a icket. They made 64 for three AA’iekets, and the match was draAvif.—Reuter,
COUNTY- MATCHES. LONDON, July 4. In county cricket LeA-eson Gower : s team made 145 against Oxford Universiyt, avlio kaA-c seA'en runs on for no Avickets. BoAvling for Oxford HeAvetson took 5 for 41. Cambridge made 173 against Marvlebcne, 98 for one. Durston for Marylehone took 5 for 31. The Gentlemen made 113 against Players (lIoAA-ell 5 for 44), and following on made 207 for 7 Avickets (Chapman 48). Lancashire Avith 397 declared (R. Tyldesley 65 not out) against Leicester 89. Tyldesley created a record in Lancashire cricket, his analj-sis reading: Eiwe OA’ers, fHe maidens, no runs, five wickets. He completed his 100 Avickets for the season. Macaulay took 4 for 45. Leicester, folloA\-ing on, made 19 for one Avieket.
Essex made 99 (Richmond 5 for 40) against Notts, 223 for three A\*iekets (Carr 112 not out, Payton 68 not out). —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 5 July 1924, Page 7
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196CRICKET. Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 5 July 1924, Page 7
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