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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1468, 17 June 1912, Page 5

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AUSTRALIA V- LANCASHIRE.

FINE BOWLING BY DEAN AND HEAP.

HOME TEAM WINS BY 25 B-TJNS.

By Telegraph-Frees Associatlon-CopTTteht London, June 14. The match between the Australians and Lancashire was continued to-day. The weather was bright at intervals. The attendance was small. Improvement was noticeable in tho wicket, which had hardened. . Macartney (72) was accompanied to the wickets by Hazlitt. Heap and Dean bowled With 7 runs added, Hazlitt miss-hit a skier off Dean to mid-off. Sharp holding the catch. Six for 137. Emery followed, and he and Macartney added 19 when the latter, in pulling a short ball, was taken finely by Dean off Heap. His score of 80 was compiled in two hours, and was a splendid display. The total included a 6 and six 4's. The remaining three wickets added 21, of which Whitty got 17 by hard driving. The innings concluded for 177, made in three hours; Spooner and Makepeace opened the county's second innings to the attack o£ Emery and Hazlitt. The former gave chances off Emery at 1 and 12. He batted forty minutes for 25. Kelleway stopped the next man, J. T. Tyldesley, with a clever Tight-handed catch wide in the slips, off Whitty. Makepeace was batting soundly. The half-century appeared in fifty minutes. Whitty and Kelleway were the bowlers' after lunch. Sharp was taken by Carkeek at short-stop off M'Laren, and after butting 120 minntes Makepeace put his leg in front to one from Matthews. Makepeace had boen in while 101 runs were scored.

The century was posted as the result of 15 minutes' play.

E. Tyldefiley scored six in- twenfr-seven minutes. He'gave a chance in the slips to Matthews, off M'Laren. A feature of the innings was the partnership between Brooke and Whitehead, which added 63. At the tea' adjournment, Brooke was 1C and Whitehead 21. Both showed splendid driving powers, scoring 18 in two overs off Matthews, including one six. The partnership put on 35 in fifteen minutes. Seven for, 152,

On resuming, Kelleway and Matthews I bowling, 28 runs were added. Brooke, from a ekier, was co.ught by M'Laren at the on. Tho bowling .was,resolute. Whitehead scored 33 in thirty-five minutes. He added two, and then made a bad stroke and was bowled by Emery. He had been forty-five minutes in and his score included a six and five fours. The innings occupied 195 minutes. A shower, of rain then delayed piny for twenty-five minutes. Jennings and Kelleway opened for Australia, who required 158 to win, Dean and Whitehead bowling. The light was defective-. Brooke, standing back from the wickets, caught Jennings off Whitehead. Kelloway and Whitty played out time. The attendance numbered 2500 after ■lunch. : SATORDAY'S PLAY. (Rec. June 16, 5.5 p.m.) London, June 15. The Australia-Lancashire match was resumed to-day in bright weather, with a high wind blowing. The wicket wassoftish, and soon became difficult. The attendance at the opening was small. A feature of the match was,the fine.bowling of Dnan \m\ Heap, the latter taking five wickets for 26 riins, of which three fell after luncheon for five runs.

Huddlestbn and Dean resumed the afe tack, and Kelleway, without any addition to.his overnight score, was dismissed by a shooter. Dean got Whitty off his pad. Bardsley was brilliantly caught by Hornby low down'. at mid-on, and Macartney was dismissed by a high right-handed catch in the slips after giving, a difficult chance at 2!> to J. Giinn off Whitehead. He batted for 75 minutes. Matthews was splendidly caught at silly point. The century was Teached in 125 minutes. At the luncheon adjournment the score stood at six wickets for 117.

On resuming, the attendance was 3000. Heap and Dean were the bowl'ers. Gregory, without increasing his score, was brilliantly caught at short-leg by Hud-' dlestone with his left hand. He batted for SO minutes indifferently, giving a chance at. one off Huddleston and a second at 17 off Heap. Emery was caught at long-off by Makepeace, and M'Laren returned the ball to the bowler. These two wickets fell with successive balls. Lancashire won by 25 runs. The following are the 6cores;— ' LANCASHIRE. First innings uq Second Innings. Spooner,b. Whitty 25 J. T. Tyldesley, c. Kelleway, b. Whitty 7 Makepeace, 1.b.w., b. Matthews 52 Sharp, c. Carkeek, b. M'Laren 9 Heap, b. Matthews „ g 13. Tyldesley, 1.b.w., b. Matthews G Brooke, c. and b. M'Laren. 26 Hornby, b. Whitty i Whitehead, b. Emery „ 10 Huddleston, c. Hazlitt, b. Emery '....„ 3 Dean, not out 2 Sundries 8 Total 188 How the Wickots Fell. ' 1 2 8 ■ i 5 6 7 8 9 10 46 51 7S 91 10i 108 117 180 183 188 Bowling Analysis. t Emery took two wickets for 28 runs; Hazlitt, none for 25; Kelleway, none for 31; Whitty, three for 30; M'Laren, three for 22; Matthews, two for 35. AUSTRALIA. First Innings. C. B. Jennings, b. Dean 18 C. Kelleway, 1.b.w,. b. Huddlestone... 11 C. G. Macartney, c. Dean, b. Heap ... 80 W. Bardsley, 1.b.w., b. Dean 7 S. E. Gregory, b. Heap 16 J. T. Matthews, c. Huddlestone, b. Heap 1 G. R. Hazlitt, c. Sharp, b. Dean 2 S. H. Emery, b. Dean U W. J. Whitty, 1.b.w., b. Heap 17 •F, W. M'Laren, run out 0 W. Carkeok, not out 1 Sundries 10 Total 177 How the Wickets Fell. 123456789 10

21 3C 71 128 130 137 15G 171 17G 177 Bowling Analysis. Dean took four wickets for G3 runs; Whitehead, none for 22; Huddlestone, one for 11; Heap, four for 41. Second Innings. Jennings, c. Brooke, b. Whitehead ... 17 Kelleira}', l>. Dean 8 Whitty, played on, b. Dean 12 Macartney, <•■• J- Tyldesley, b. Heap ... 31 Bardsley, c. Hornby, b. Huddlestou ... » Gregory, c. Hmldleston, b. Heap 31 Matthews, c. Hornby, b. Heap 2 Hazlitt, b. Dean « Emery, c. Makepeace, h. Heap 11 M'Laren, c. and b. Heap 0 Carkeek. not out D Sundries , 6 Total • ■ 153

Bowling Analysis. Doan tooli thrco wickets for S6 runs; Whitehead, 1 for 37; Hudrileston, 1 for 28; Heap, five for 2U. How the Wickets Fell. 123456789 15 23 81 if) 45 91 100 117 131 133 133 SOUTH AFRICA V. NOTTS. ■ A DRAWN GAME. London, June 11. The match South Africa v. Notts was continued to-day. When stumps were drawn the county had niade 2GI and none for 10, and the South Africans had been, disposed of for 270. The details are as follow:— NOTTS. First Innings. Jones, c. Ncurse, b. Hartlgan i 26 George Gunn. b. Taylor ~ 73 AUetson, b. Pegler — 0 Crawford, c. Beaumont, b. Hartigan ... 11 John Giinn, b. Carter 35 Hardstaff, 1.b.w., b. Faulkner 29 Irembnger, c. Tancred, b. Pegler 7 Payton, c. Faulkner, b. Pegler „ 2 Oates, b. Pegler 0 Riley, c. Nourse, 1;. Pegler 0 Wass, not out 1 Sundries H Total ' 261 Bowling Analysis.—Nourse, no wickets for 11 runs; Faulkner, one for 59; Pegler, live for 07; Hartigan, two for 70; Carter, one for 27; Taylor, one for 16. Second Innings. George Gunn, c. Campbell, b. Faulkner « Payton, c. Nourse, b. Carter .. 7 John Gunn, b. Taylor '76 Hardstaff, b. Pegler 0 A'ltotson, c. and b. Faulkner 0 Jones, c. Beaumont, b. Nourse 79 Ivemonger, not out 21 Crawford, c. Tancred, b. Nourse 0 Oates, not out 13 Sundries 26 Innings declared 269 [As cabled the individual scores do not tally with the total.] Bowling Analysis.—Nourse, two wickets for 44 runs; Taylor, one for 21; Faulkner, two for 51; Peglor, one for 71; Carter, one for 47; Hartigan, none for 9. SOUTH AFRICA.—First Innings. Taylor, c. Oates, b. Iremonger 8 Hartigan, c. G. Gunn, b. Ircmonger... 28 Nourse, b. May 26 Snooke, b. Ircmonger 0 Faulkner, b. Wass 10 Tancre'd, c. Wass, b. Iremonger .. 12 Strieker, b. Crawford _ 79 Beaumont, b. Iremonger 20 Pegler, e. Ircmonger, b. Wass 35 Carter, c. Iremonger, b. Riley 28 Campbell, not out M Sundries 13

Total 276 Bowling Analysis.—Wass, two wickets for 101; Riloy, two for 43; Iremongcr, five for 50; Jones, nil for 11; Crawford, one for 6. Second Innings. Hartigan, c. Jones, b. Iremonger 20 Tancred, not out 100 Taylor, b. Iremonger 77 Sundries 7 Total for ( two wickets- 204 Bowling Analysis.—Wass, no wickets for 20; Iremonger, two for 41; Crawford, none for 28; Tohn Gunn, none for 21; Riley, none for 30; Hardstaff, none for 30; George Gunn, none for 24. The match was drawn.

OTHER MATCHES. London, June 14. Playing for Sussex against Kent, Ranjitsinhji scored 128. Against Leicester, Foster (Warwickshire) took ssven wielcets for 21 runs. Leicestershire beat Warwickshire by three runs. (Reo, June 17, 0.35 a.m.) London, June 16, Wi Hitch, in playing for Surrey against Essex, took eight wickets for 38 runs.