London, May 27. Middlesex overwhelmed Worcester in their Championship match at Lord's today by an innings and 32 runs Batting first the visitors collapsed for only 83, in reply to which Middlesex made 241.
R. J. Crisp, the South African Test bowler, who has Beloshenko, a comparative novice, this week won the ping-pong championship north of the Soochow Creek in the finals, played in Hongkew, where he met and narrowly defeated J. Barry, veteran player.
Beleshenko won the first game 21- 20, and Barry the second, 24-22. In the third and final contest, spirited play on both sides resulted in a win for Beloshenko, 29-27.
S. ("Cagey") Craig umpired the matches. qualified for Worcester, met with conspicuous success, taking seven wickets for 82.
In their second knock Worcester were all out for 126.—Reuter, Baseballer Released St, Louis, Mo, May 25, Sammy Haugh, famous football was Jeased on option today the Louis Cardinals to of the International Baseball League. Haugh was returned to the Cardinal Organization by Colum-
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