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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 19 June 1925, Page 3

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ENGLISH OOFNTY MATCHES. .LONDON. June 17. At cricket. Lancashire, in .their first innings, made .237. Watson 108 and Barnes 56 were top .scorns. Durston book seven wickets for 47 runs. In their second innings Lancashire made 103. Haig took four wickets for 15. Middlesex, in their first innings, made 336. Hearue 87 and Hendren 142 were top scorers. MacDonald took six wickets for 145. Their second innings resulted in eight runs for no wickets. Middlesex won by ten wickets. Notts, in their first innings, made 139. Tvilner took four wickets for 46 runs. The second innings resulted in--105. MacAniey took seven wickets for 76. Yorkshire, in its first innings, made 157. Lariat took seven wickets for 71. In their secomUinnings Yorkshire made i4B runs for the loss pi five wickets. Leyland 52. Yorkshire won by five wickets. Somerset, in the first innings, made ’!)<). (hiring com piled 86. Tate took five for 52. In the second innings Somerset made 230. Sussex, in their, first innings, made 213. Wensley heading the list with 55. Glasgow took five wickets for 68. In the second innings it made 140. Glasgow again taking four wickets lor 43. and Hunt four for 54. Somerset won by 76 runs. Playing For Surrey against Essex, Hobbs made 107. Surrey won. Hobbs has completed his thousand runs for the season. His centuries now total il9. | Eor Hampshire against Marwick, 1 Jameson made 103. Kennedy took five for 44. Hamspshire won. For Worcester against Glamorgan. Root took seven for 61. Placing lor Glamorgan, Arnott took six wickets for 76. M oreotser won. For Leicester against Gloucestershire, \still look five wickets for 21 in the (ivst innings, and Sledding took five i‘ov 08 in the second. Leicester won. Playing for Derby against Kent, Jackson made 127, and for Kent Seymour made 106, On. Fins 105. 1 reeman took six wickets for 715 in the first innings and five for 94 in the second. Kent won.—Reuter.