BAT AND BALL
GLAMORGAN COMPILES 492 AGAINST WEST INDIES. COUNTY RF.CUT.TR. MACAULAY BOWLING FEAT.
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Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received IT a.m.) LONDON, dune (V
In reply to the score of 475 made by West Indies at Cardiff, the Glamorgan eleven compiled'493 (Dyson 407, Duckfield 88. Martin took 5 wickets for 90.
West indies lost two wickets lor 20 in the second innings and the game was drawn.
Yorkshire defeated Lancashire in two days for the first time in 20 years. Thirty thousand spectators at Manchester wore thrilled by Macaulay’s wonderful form. He did the hat trick, ami took four wickets with five balls.
Bowes was barracked for bowling bumpers against Lancashire batsmen. He struck Watson on the face, thus preventing him from continuing his innings, and he was still dazed an hour later. Hurwood was hit on the body. The umpire held up the game until the uproar had ceased.
Results of county matches, commenced on Saturday, were: —■ Sussex: First innings, IS2 (Allen 7 for 41); second, 202 (John Langridge 84, Hearnc 4 for 42). Middlesex: First innings, 432 (Hendren 96, Hearnc 82, Allen 40), Middlesex won by an innings and 48 runs. Worcester: First innings, 194 (Smith 5 for 66); second innings, 183 (Smith took 6 for 62). Essex: First innings, 500 (Nioholls 117, Cutmoro 98). Essex won by an innings and 123 runs. Yorkshire: First innings, 341 (Mitchell 123). Lancashire: First innings, 93 ((Macaulay 7 for 28), Followon, 92 (Macaulay 5 for 21, Verity 4 for 41). Yorkshire won by an innings and 166 runs. Derby: First innings, 226 (Storer 94, Tine 5 for 38); second innings, 217 (Storer 70, Mayer 4 for 41). Warwick: First innings, 8 for 366, declared (Watts 166, Hill 81); second innings, 2 for 82. Warwick won By eight wickets. Notts: First innings, 267 (Harris 132, Gover 5 for 70); second innings, 9 for 257, declared. Surrey: First innings, 357 (Fonder 106, Jardinc 67; Voce 5 for 76). Second innings, 0 for 81. Surrey won on the first innings. Kent: First innings, 299 (Ames, retired hurt, 69); second innings, 178. Hampshire: First innings, 468 (Mead 198); second, 0 for 1.1. Hampshire won bv 10 wickets.
Gloucester: First innings, 132 (White 4 for 34); second innings, 201 (White G for 76). Somerset: First innings, 443 (Young 105). Somerset won by an innings and 110 runs. Leicester: First, innings, 141 (Clarke 7 for 30); second), 21.3. Northnnts: First innings, 307 (Timms .113); second, I for 50. Northarits won by' 9 wickets, LANCASHIRE LEAGUE. COLONIALS BOWL WELL.
(Received 1 p.m.) LONDON, June 0,
The best performances in the Lancashire League cricket in two matches at Whitsuntide wore:_Fairfax (New South Wales), four wickets and two wickets, 3S and 94 runs; (McDonald (Victoria), four and throe wickets, 54 and 34 runs; Hird (New South Wales), four wickets; Merritt (New Zealand), five and fou.t wickets; Arthur Richardson (South Australia), three and six wickets.
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