Paris, July 22.
Germany and America were all square at the end of the Arse day layin the inter-zone final for the Cup.
opening singles resulted in triumph for "Germany, G._von Cramm defeating Francie X, Shields in a hard-fought match by 7-5, 5:7, The German cleverly strokes with speed. and length, while his splendid driving countered the American's speed.
'America evened the score by Wi ing' the second. singles, Ellsworth Vines, the Wimbledon and. Amer can national champion, beating Prenn 6-8, 63, O-6, 6-4. Prenn was tunable to' cope with the American's bullet-like services, but he had the consolation of winning a love. sett= from Vines, who resorted to robbing: inthe fourth and Fast sett, July 23.
Worcester 139" (Kennedy five for '$0, Boyes four for 30) and 168, At Swansea Northants won on the organ 236, ud 212 for (app six for 87)
At Nottingham, Notts won by nine Wickets against Middlesex, Middlesex 221 and 118° (Larwood seven for 81).
Notts 237 (Peebles five for 91)
trid 101 for one.
At Harrogate, Yorkshire beat All-India by, six wickets Tadians. 160° (Verity five for 65)
and 06 (Macaulay eight for 21).
Yorkshire 161 for eight, declared, and 68 for four.
July 21.
Maidstone, Kent won by nine wickets against Leicester, Lelceater 220 (Armstrong 115) and the Wagon Works ground at "Glovcester, Surrey won by 40 runt, Surrey 156. (Goddard. six. for 89)
and 202 (Goddard five for 10). Gloucester 114°(Brown six For $1)
and 195 (Brown six for $0). July 22.
Rain throughout the country interfered with several champion: ship cricket matches. Yorkshir claimed their tenth win of the son to-day, their latest victim being Northants. The champions are now in a very strong. position, being but three points behind Keni, wit two matches in hand.
The match between Middlesex and All-india, at Lord's resulted in a Ailindin" 400 "for seven, declared (Macomal 160 "not out, Sayudu The Americans emerged, vietorious "today, John van Ryn and Cramm and" D, Prean "by three Witmer Allison trimming "G.. von
straight setts, 6-3, Ao, 6-1.
'A Sheavy storm preceded the match and, as a result, the court was. very slow." Allison and van Ryn began splendidly, their com bination proving far superior to that jot the Germans. The volleying of the Americana wan accurate and the defence of the Germans Their leadly and always found gaps it
lobbing not deep enough, and Prenn and von Gramm netted many ball Suly 24, The United States this afternoon yon, ter interaane na forthe taatches fo "Sand. will now play avis. Cup against Germany'
France in the challenge round, com. weneing" on July 80. ellsworth Vines, the Wimbledon and.-Amertcan rational champion, "won the deciding match to-day, defeating von Gramm by 3:5) 69, 0:7, 6.
TE was his better volleying' stroke equipment, and whirlwind drives and Serves that enabled "Vines. to. quer the German. Von' Ceansn's Positioning, placing, und retrieving tore magnideent, ad he way stead, hess personified, THe served two floubte faults only during the entire match, while "the American Wis Built' of nine.
che final mate, D, Prenn defeated Francis K- Shields by 6-4 0,08 6b Th Intret lat a very dull, Prenn was "too 216 and 202 "(Hopwood Sussex 220 (Sibbles six for 91) and '68 for four.
At Birmingham, Somerset won on the the Bureau of Public Safety every stop to effect the Hy Li-fu and others who cerned with him in the ment of the Chapel government, ie beat North-6 rans, declared "GSutelifte 89).
Northants 101 and 20 for 36). at Hampshire Southampton, sex by 138. ampabire 240" and 187 (Barnes five for 82), Eanex 115 and 184 (Herman seven for 00).
At, Swansea, "Worcester. won on the rat innings againat. Glamorgan arent 2a (Nichol 8) end 211 for three, declared, Glamorgan 132 and 125 for two, Following are the present stand-
Wanst on their usual rounds on Monday morning, officers of the safety Bureau came across a suspicious-looking Chinese loitering in the village. Upon seeing the officers, the mai immediately took to his heels with the officers in hot pursuit. He was. subsequently captured " and, upon being searched, was found in possession of a pistol and rounds of ammunition, At the Public Safety Bureau, the man admitted having been concerned with several others not in custody in a number of armed robberies committed in the village, ings of the teams:
P.W. L. Res. Pts, Kent 20.10 2 2 18 Yorkshire 1810 2 315 Sureex 169.0 3 103 Notts 0 3 i ist Lancashire 18 5 2 3 Surrey lat 2 Middiewex 18 8 3 0 15 weer a 1 43-2 6 8 100 4761-1 97 3456 2 06 Derbyshire 19 4 7 3:3 0 Baer wage 3 0 Glamorgan 19 2°71 8 1 63 Northants 18 2 9 3 2 2 60 8 210 82 2 56 wore, 4 7
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