SOME GOOD BATTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18757, 13 July 1935, Page 5

SOME GOOD BATTING

CRICKET IN ENGLAND ALL GAMES PLAYED' OUT d'erbysiiire defeated (Kloc. Tel, Co7)yriKh't—United Press Assn.) (Received July 13, noon.) LONDON, .luly 12. Tiic defeat of Derbyshire by Gloucester wag the outstanding event of this week’s county cricket. Yorkshire secured' il .decisive victory over Kent, but the other gomes did not produce, any surprising results, .Lancashire ■ put on the good score of 112 for five wickets against Essex, Hopwood making 101 and East brook 107 not out. Essex were compelled to follow on, and Lancs bad an innings to spare. Notts also won by an innings against Northants, Walker making 114 not out for tlte winners, while Voce, with seven for 34 and three for 23, was in lorm with the ball. Although Glamorgan had a good lead in the first innings, thanks to a century liy E. Davies, they collapsed in the second, and were defeated by "Warwick by six weekets. i\la.lobes commenced on Wednesday ro suited as follow :—- Yorkshire in the first- made 326 (Earlier 80), and in the second 245 (Mitchell 03). Kent in the first made 171 (Bowes six for 42). In the second they made 247 (Ames - 24; Verity seven for 153). Yorkshire won by 153 runs Glamorgan’s first yielded 209 (E. Ilavies 100; Paine six for 71). Ju the second they made only 89 (Hollies four for 30). Warwick in the first made 150 (Mercer five for 67; E.. Davies live for 54). In the second they lost four for 179. Warwick won by six wickets. Gloucester in the first compiled 250, and in the second 208 (A. Pope five for 48). Derby in the first made 233 (Smith 76; Goddard six for 62). In the second they made 157 (Goddard four for 60). Gloucester won by 68 runs. Northants in the first, score 140 (Voce seven for 34), and in the- second were dismissed for 65 (Voce three for 23. Larwood three for 22).' Notts in the first made 250 (Walker not out 114). Notts won by an innings and 45 runs. Hampshire s first produced 155 (John Parks four for 49). In the second they made 314. Sussex in the first made 42c (Cox 162). In the second they made 45 without loss. Sussex won by jO wickets. Lancashire in the first put- on 412 for five and declared (Ilopwood 101, Wash brook I C7 not out). Essex in the first made 173 (Booth six for 53), and follow■>d on to make 185 (Booth five for 58). Lancashire won by an innings and 54 runs. ETON V. HARROW (Received July 13. 1.1 a.'m.) LONDON, July 12. In the annual cricket match, Harrow in the first innings made 24!) (Jovnson 6.8; R. Davies five for 00). Eton in the first have lost five wickets for 138. ANOTHER DEFECTION ENGLISH TEST TEAM (Received July 13, noon.) LONDON, July 12. During a friendly wrestle, the cricketer, Hollies, strained his neck and was sent- to hospital. Sims, of Middlesex, has been invited to replace him in the Leeds test team.