GLOUCESTER AGAIN

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 1, 1 July 1939, Page 9

GLOUCESTER AGAIN

FINE BOWLING EFFORTS

For the second time" this season Gloucestershire beat Yorkshire, last year's champions, in the English county cricket series this week. A great bowling performance, by Goddard was largely responsible, Goddard taking six for 61 and seven for 38. In Gloucestershire's first innings Verity -\ took seven for 47. When these teams met earlier in the"* season at Bradford Gloucestershire won by six wickets, this being the only other reverse sustained by Yorkshire. Another remarkable bowling effort was that of James Langridge, who took five wickets for 3 runs in Derbyshire's second innings, enabling Sussex to win by 13 runs. The most successful batsmen were Payhter (Lancashire) and Fagg (Kent), while Lomas (Oxford University) also ran up a big score against the M.C.C. (Received July 1, 11 ajn.V LONDON, June 30. sßesults of county cricket matches are:— '. ■ " -.:.■' -.' v .•■': '■ ■■■'■■■' ■ Derbyshire v. Sussex, at Derby.—Sussex, 258 (Bartlett 93; Copson six for 64) and 147 (Mitchell four for 45). Derbyshire, 198 (Smith 81; Duffleld flve for 38) and 194 (Worthington 119; James Langridge five for 3). Sussex won by 13 runs. V Glamorgan' v. Lancashire, at Cardiff. Lancashire, 249 and 291 for nine, declared (Paynter 140). Glamorgan,'26B (Wooller 67) and 191 for five (Wooller 68), Glamorgan won on the first innings. ;-. ■ .' v" ■ ' \-/ 'i. Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol.—Yorkshire 176 (Goddard six for 61) and 105 (Goddard, seven for 38). Gloucestershire 168 (yerity seven for 47) and 114 for three.. Gloucestershire won by seven wickets. Hampshire v. Essex, at Southamp-ton.-—Essex: 181 (Bbyes six for 45) and 241 for nine, declared. Haihpshire 229 and 156 (P. Smith five for 38). Essex won by 37 runs. . .. ; Kent v. Leicestershire, at Tunbridge Wells.—Kent 190 (Smith five for 52) and 222 for, five, declared (Fagg 131), Leicestershire 166 (Harding five for 31) and 85 (Harding four for 16). Kent won by 161 runs. Nottinghamshire v. Worcestershire, at Nottingham.—Worcestershire 310 (Palmer 110; Voce five for 72) and 254 for five (Cooper 97). Nottinghamshire 357 (Heane 82). Nottinghamshire won on the first innings. M.C.C. v. Oxford University, at Lord's (two days).—M.C.C. 269 for seven, declared (Edrich 91) and 199. Oxford 339 for. six, declared (Lomas 138). The match was drawn. Surrey. v. Cambridge University, at the Oval (two days).—Surrey 276 (Webster five for 71). Cambridge 364 (Carris 87). The match was drawn.