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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1534, 2 September 1912, Page 5

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SOUTH AFRICA & GLOUCESTER,

SPRINGBOKS VICTORIOUS,

By TcicirrapU—Press Association—Copyrlelit London, August 30. The match between South Africa and Gloucester was commenced to-day. The following aro the scores GLOUCESTER. I'irst Innings. Sovoll, c. Ward, b. Faulkner 0 Dipper, b. Pcgler 12 Jessop, b. Faulkner ' 13 Green, b. Pcgler 7 Hobsrts (F.), b. Pegler 1 Roberts (A.), b. White 33 Langdon, st. Ward, b. White 3lj Mills, b. White ;i Parker', c. Isourse, b. White 9 Wieks, b. White 2 Dennett, not out 0 Sundries 7 Total 12G Bowling Analysis. Pcgler, three wickets for 41 runs; Faulkner, two for 44; Carter, liono for 13; White, live for 21. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. White, b. Parker g Taylor, c. Dennett, b. Porker 4 Nourse, c. A. Roberts, b. Parker 6 Strieker, c. Langdon, b. Dennett 2 Faulkner, c. Parker, b. Dennett (j Tancred, not out 27 Pogler, c. and b. Parker 21 Carter, o. Green, b. Dennett 2 Mitchell, c. Wicks, b. Parker 0 Ward, c. Wicks, b. Dennett 1 Cox, b. Dennett 0 Sundries 4 Total ; 79 Bowling Analysis. * Dennett, five wickets for 40 runs; Parker, five for 35. GLOUCESTER,

Sccond Innings. Dipper, st. Ward, I>. Pegler i Sewell, b. Faulkner i 9 Green, b. Pegler 0 Roberts (P.), b. Pegler 1 Langdon, not out q •Roberts' (A.), c. Tancred, 1). Faulkner ; 13 Langdon, b. Pegler, g Jessop, b. Pegler k; Mills, b. Faulkner 1 Parker, run out 9 Wicks, b. Faulkner 0 Dennett, not out ' j Sundries 1 5 Total ■ G1 Bowling Analysis. Pegler took five wickets for 33 j Faulkner, four for 26. SOUTH AFRICA, Second Innings. Strieker, c. Parker, b. Dennett 3 Taylor, b. Jessop 14 Tancred, 1.b.w., b. Jessop 0 Nourse, b. Jessop 35 Faulkner, b. Jessop 1 White, not out ' 21 Pegler, b. Dennett 14 Carter, b ! . Dennett 0 Ward, 1.b.w.,"b: Dennett" 1 Mitchell, mot out , n Sundries 14 Total for eight wickets lit Bowling Analysis. Dennett took four wickets for 51; Parker, none for IS; Jessop, four for 33. Africa won by, two wickets. KENT AND AUSTRALIA. A DRAWN GAME. ■ (Ree, September.!, 5.5 p.m.)

London, August 31. The match between Australia and Kent was drawn. Fairservice replaced A. Day. Kent declared .with six wickets down. A thousand spectators were present. Day won the toss. The wickets at starting ■was sticVy, aw\ ai\er was iVifficuli. ■Rnttenge aiu\ Sej-monT were pYueky and steady. Woolley put in 110 minutes of lively, masterly driving, hitting one six .nid six {oars. He gave a chance at 51, and was eventually caught off Emery. Hazlitt made a most troublesome pitch. Whitty, capturing Day, bagged liis hundredth wicket. Carr. had a day out with the Australians. Going on when the second wicket was down, he finished with the fino average of seven for 16. Macartney and Bardsley were in good form, and Miunctt and Whitty were lively. Tho last wicket added twentytwo, the others made a poor showing. The scores aro as follow:— KENT. First Innings. Humphreys, 1.b.w., b. Hazlitt 1 Hardinge, b. Emery 38 Seymour, c. Carkeek, b. Hazlitt 21 WooUev, b. Hazlitt 82 Day, b. Whilty 31 Priest, st. Carkeek, b. Hazlitt 10 Jennings, not out ' IS Fairservice, not out 2 Sundries 7 Total for six wickets ..; 198 Bowling Analysis. Whitty look one wicket 'for GO runs; Hazlitt, four for 42; Miunctt, none for 21 ; Emery, one for 40. The wickets fell as follow:— 12 3 4 5 6 ' 1 48 85 112 159 162 AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Kellaway, c. Seymour, b. Blytlie 4 Jennings, 1.b.w., b. Woolley " Macartney, c. Seymour, b. Carr 33 Bardsley, b. Carr 22 Mayne, c. Seymour, b. Carr 9 Gregory, c. Jennings, b. Woolley 0 Hazlitt, b. Carr 0 Emery, st. Hnish, b. Carr 10 Carkeek, b. Carr 0 Minnett, not out 30 Wliitty, c. Blythe, b. Carr 1G Sundries 6 Total 137 Bowling Analysis. Blythe took 0110 wicket for 26 runs; Woolloy, two for si); Carr, seven for 4G. The wiskqts fell ns follows:— 123450 7. 89 10 — — _ — _ 11 11 58 71 7G 70 91 115 115 137 COMBINED TEAM. • (Rec. September 1, 5.5 p.m.) London, August 31. The following players have been selected to play in the Surrey-Middlesex team:— Surrey: Bird, llnyward, Hitch, 'Hayes, riobbs, Strudwick. Middle l ;: Kidd, Mann, Tnrrnnt, J. I, llearue, J, \Y. Hoarne, Hendfeiu