CRICKET

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 17

CRICKET

M.C.C. PLAYS JAMAICA FARM'S HOWLS AV ELL (tIHITKD I'RBSH ASSI'CIATII'.H —BY BI.BCTKIO •I'Kr.KI.KM'II —■I.'OI'VKIGUT.) ('Received March (?, 7.30 p.m.) KINGSTON, March 5. Karnes, making the ball nip ofT a perfect turf pilch gave the Marylebone team an excellent start against Jamaica. He took the first four wickets for 16 runs. Then the batsmen Rained confidence, and at stumps the score was nine for 270 (Headley 11, Barrow 108, Moodic 77, not out). "DIRECT ATTACK" BOWLING RILE SUGGESTED BY UMPIRES LONDON, March 5. A meeting of first-class cricket umpires, says the "Daily Mirror," recommended the following procedure regarding the operation of the "direct attack" bowling as a rule, to which the authorities are expected to agree:— "Two 'suspect' deliveries will be passed, but if a bowler transgresses a third time the umpire will call 'dead ball' and notify the captain, who must take off the bowler for the rest of the innings." DEMPSTER TO I'LAY FOR BLACKPOOL LONDON, March 5. C. S. Dempster will again play for Blackpool in 1935. PENINSULA REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES 'flu l I'cnuiMilii O'ii'Let ASM'cinturn has arranged tin; follow .March v. Ellesmere, at Ijiltle -River; .March tin v. (.'iiristclmrch .Suburban, at Christclunch; v. lMalvern, date to he arranged. STAGE PLAYERS V. "THE PRESS" The following will represent the J. C. Williamson, Ltd., and the Stanley McKay Revue Companies, in a cricket match against "Tha Press," to ba played at Hagley Park oval, this afternoon, commencing at 1.4s o'clock:—R. Fair, A. Nixon, C. Bidwell, B. Rowlands, K. Yates, R. Roberts, Ike Dolavale, George Gray, Arthur Doyle, Bill Nowton, Ted Stanley, Cecil Perry, and Percy Alexander.

"The Press'' team will be: —Williams, Wnbb, Walker, Archer, Mahoney, Burnett, Gudby, .Tacobson, Anderson, Bell-Syer, Morgan, Adams, and Stonejnan.