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LONDON, May 6. Hobbs, who is consulting a London

specialist, states he has torn the same ; muscle as foe injured whiie in Aus-; tralia. It is not serious, but requires j rest. T. C. Lowry, a New Zealander, playing for Cambridge freshmen, batted for three hours for 183, including 19 fours. This Is the highest score in a freshmen's match for twenty years. | Jupp's thumb was 'badly injured, ibut not broken. The Australians attach no special importance to their 'batting collapse, which they allege was due to a most tricky wicket. McDonald and Hendry bowled better than their averages indicate and repeatedly beat the batsmen, but they were unlucky.