The Archive · 1934

Australians Beat Sussex Easily

London, Aug. 28. The Australians gained another overwhelming victory to-day, deteatat Have, by an innings ind 35 runs. sri innings defeat, failed dismally The county, requiring 296 to avoid fand up to the bowling of Fleetwood. Smith and O'Reilly, who took five wickets for 87 and four for 49, respectively. The innings realised only 22 runs, of which Bowley made 63 and John Langridge 53.

The full scores were:

Sussex 304 for eight (Cook 60, 3 james Langridge 87, John Parks 60) ind 221 (Bowley 63, John Langridge 5 3). Australia 560 (Kippax 280, [Darling 117, Brown 68)—Reuter.

London, Aug. 29.

Poor weather marred the opening ft the cricket match at Canterbury to-day between Australia and Kent The visitors won the toss and sent Kent in. Batting on a tricky wicket, the county put up 21 runs for two before heavy rain stopped play—Reuter. ign YMCA, utilising his famous iwo-arm movement, and A. Korff, a jew-comer, held Alto Hagenstein on sven terms, so that Noel Hammond, going in as last man to do the 50 yd. [free-style, romped home an easy win-Iner over "Archie Logan, the margin being 15 ft. 'The time of 1 min. $59 sec. equals the record for this event, wut the Chinese team who passed hough here recorded belter' time,

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