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Surrey 299 for 7 (Roy 120, Onions 4-68) trail Durham 401 (Jennings 201*, Footitt 5-90) by 102 runsScorecard A plucky century by Jason Roy helped Surrey to 299 for 7 in reply to Durhams 401 in the Specsavers County Championship match at Chester-le-Street.In spending 103 balls over his first 50, the England one-day batsman either missed it or middled it. But his second 50 required only 41 balls, with most of his last 20 runs being easy pickings off future team-mate Scott Borthwick.He sat back to clobber a short ball from the legspinner between mid-off and extra cover to reach three figures with his 14th four.But after sharing a third-wicket stand of 164 with Zafar Ansari four wickets went down for 24 runs.Ansari went for a very solid 48 when he edged a drive at Keaton Jennings to slip, then Mark Wood struck with his second delivery with the new ball and Graham Onions with his first.Ben Foakes was lbw when he walked across, looking to turn Wood to leg, and Roy went for 120 when Onions skidded one through to knock him off his feet and claim another lbw verdict.Onions produced another beauty four overs later to claim his fourth wicket, beating Tom Currans forward push to trim his off bail.Durham were twice convinced they had Roy caught behind, but his edges tended to be of the thicker variety, one flying wide of gully when looking to turn the impressive Brydon Carse to leg.He hit Paul Collingwoods first ball just out of short extra covers reach, and on 42 Onions had him in all kinds of trouble.A ball which Roy played into the ground lobbed up and dropped just over the stumps, then he was beaten twice in the same over.Onions also took two wickets in four balls shortly after lunch. He beat Dominic Sibleys forward push on 31 to nick the off stump then nipped one back to have Kumar Sangakkara lbw for 48. In the morning Jennings was left stranded on 201, becoming the seventh player to carry his bat through a Durham innings.Although the fifth batting point was achieved when last man Onions scored the days first seven runs, he then drove a catch to cover to give Mark Footitt his fifth wicket.The only Surrey batsman to fall before lunch was Rory Burns, who was given an uncomfortable time by Wood and fell for 15 when an in-swinger took the inside edge on the way to wicketkeeper Stuart Poynter.Faced with an attack of Wood, Onions, Ben Stokes and the pacy Carse, Sibley played well enough to suggest he wont be the one making way for Mark Stoneman, or Borthwick.Carse, back after a three-month injury absence, posed the greatest threat. He beat Sangakkara twice in his first two overs and remained out of luck as he and Stokes emerged wicketless. Cheap Jordan China Wholesale . 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In honor of the start of the college football season, Nabila Lovelace writes a poem for Alabamas 2015 Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry.LISTEN ?For Derrick HenryDerrick Henry & I have similar sized hands.I know byway of immortality:a cast of them in hardened cement,a feature of the co-captain shrineon the Tuscaloosa Quad.My mama wants to know if I have seen himIRL & my patience glints in its smallness.This campus is big in its body; doublesin density on game days.Truthfully, I have aged outof college campus recognition,but mama insists on his unordinary:to spot a 63, black man, 250lbs is a possiblemiracle.& I will not say of his staturea correlation to an inhuman body i.e. any non-bipedalor feathered one. A someone,someone could miss place w/ myth;Henry...a durable guy.?The adjective durable:a cramped closet of tragic names,the collapse of a bodys heightunder condensed lead.Sen. John Tyler Morgan was a college sports fanin his want of human bodiesto perform an unpaid labor.Meaning, I have a relationto the most tragic of namesthat university buildings are named after.& the stadium is dressed in Henrysname every night:A man who drove 3557 milesin a truck with two confederate flags as axleschants Henrys name for the Heisman.dddddddddddd I am in awe of how the fieldspreads across a century.I live in 2016, a year w/ linagebeyond a goal post. & I cryseeing Henrys hands forever in the ground.Hands ive never seen, but through the TV screen.& here even John Tyler Morgan must love the man w/ skinhed have once vouched to burn back to the earth.I cheer w/ my mama for Henry winning the Heisman.The game ends & the stadium is an emptying lake.Blood rises when we win. Its tradition. Raise glasses& hope his mama good. Heres to the land of gamethat lets a man reclaim the land.Nabila Lovelace is a 2015 Callaloo Creative Writing Workshop fellow, finalist for the Emerge-Be-Surface fellowship 2014, and a winner of the 2013 Poets & Writers Amy Award. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Washington Square Review, Day One, Winter Tangerine Hands Up Dont Shoot edition. She is currently an MFA candidate in Creative Writing at the University of Alabama. ' ' '