ENGLISH CRICKET

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 175, 9 July 1932, Page 5 (Supplement)

ENGLISH CRICKET

jg COUNTY GAMES TREEMAN TAKES IS FOB 88, .4 SUTCLIFFE SCORES HIGH, (United Pre** Association—By Oabl*Copyright.) (Received 9, 11.50 a.m.) London, July 8. County cricket games resulted ai follows:— Essex in the first innings made 109 —Mayer four for 48—and in the second 222 —Mayer five for 30. Warwick in the first innings lost 9 for 315 (dec.) and in the second lost one for 17. Warwick won by nine wicket*. Yorkshire in the first innings lost seven for 472 (dec.) —Mitchell not out 177, Sutcliffe 83—and in the second lost six for 240 (dec.) —Sutcliffe 133. Gloucestershire in the first made 404—Hammond 147, Sinfield 110, Daere 71—and in the second 175—Macaulay five for 67. Yorkshire won by 133 run*. Leicester in the first inning* mad* 299 and in the second lost five for 188. Somerset in the first innings made 255. Leicester won on the first inning*. Glamorgan in the first innings made 93—Tate four for 26, Scott five for 37 —and in the second 152—Tate four for 61. Sussex in the first made 81L Sussex won by an innings and 66 num, Lancashire in the first innings mads 254 —Tyldesley 144; Townsend seven for 80—and in the second lost five for 159 (dec.). Derby in the first inning* made 146—Iddon five for 54—and i* the second 82—Iddon five for 81, Sibbles five for 42. Lancashire won by 185 runs. Kent in the first innings made 360— Ames 149; Jupp 10 for 127. Northants in the first made 97—Freeman 8 for 44—and then followed on to make 74 —Freeman 8 for 38. Kent won by aa innings and 188 runs.

Worcester in the first inning* made 205—Larwood 8 for 40— and in the second 63—Imrwood five for 27, Voce four for 31. Notts in the first made 204 amt in the second lost on* for 66. Notts won by nine wickets.

GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS

ETON—HARROW MATCH,

(Received 9, 9.15 a.m.) London, July 8. The Players in the first innings lost six for 513 (dec.)—Hendren not out 194, Arnold 54. The Gentlemen in the second lost five for 109 —Morkel 53.

Eton in the first innings made 283— Hotchkin 109; Clive four for 54, Bo*wick four for 54. Harrow in the first lost two for 113—Gascoyne 50.

(Received 9, 12.20 p.mA London, July 8. Sutcliffe has now made 100 centuries in first-class cricket. To-day he scored 132 in an hour, the tally including eight sixes.