London, July 8.
The Inter-Varsity match was continued to-day. Cambridge were all out for 361 (Austin 61 and Enthoven. 104). Guise took 4 wickets for 19.
At the close of play Oxford had made 153 for 4 wickets in their sgccnd tnetags (Cen 4, ale 48).
Scores: Oxford 138 and 158 for 4 wickets; Cambridge 361.
At Tunbridge Wells, Kent beat Sussex by 200 runs." Kent made 190 (Tate taking 7 wickets for 48) and 308 (Woolley 117). Sussex made 180 and 118, At Southend, Surrey beat Essex by 5 wickets. Essex made 109 and 288 (Eastman 101). Surrey made 198 and 200 for 5 wickets.
At Sheffield, Middlesex beat Yorkshire on the first innings. Middlesex made 358 (Hendren 99 and Bruce 88) and 268. Yorkshire made 884 and 43 for 0 wicket.
At Birmingham, in the match for Howell's benefit," Hampshire beat. Warwickshire on the: first innings. Hampshire made 236 (Howell 73 not out) and 286 for 4 wickets (Mead 72 not out). Warwick made 226 (Parsons 106) and 32 for declared, (Smith 104 and Calthorpe At Nottingham, Notts beat Lancashire on the first innings. Notts made 290 and 141 for 9 wickets.
Lanenshire made 267 (E. Tyldesley 72) and At Gloucester, Gloucestershire beat Derbyshire on the first ini Gloucester made 317 (Smith 97 and Salter 135) and 187 for 7 wickets, declared. Derby made 281 and 49 for 3 wickets.
At Swansea, Worcestershire beat Glamorgan by'4 wickets. Worcester made 232 and 95 for 6. wickets. Glamorgan made 186 and 138—Reuter.
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