CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1641, 7 January 1913, Page 7

CRICKET

TROTT'SMEN AT DUNEDIN. . ■ RAIN- STOPS PLAY, ' ; . (By Telegraph—Press Association,) r .',V Dunedin, January 6. The match; South Melbourne Eleven v. Otngo.was resumed to-day at noon. Otago's first innings, which 'stood at 53 for one wicket was continued. Tuckwell (24 not out) was accompanied to the wickets by Eainsden, who took the last two balls of Kyle's incompleted over, Tuckwell hit Giller's first ball to Kyle at first slip and retired without adding •to his score. ■■;• ' M'Farlane joined Eamsden and brought 60 up by cutting Giller to the rails. Half an hour's fairly "slow play saw 70 up, but four Tun 9 later, Eamsden put one up to Giller, who - made no mistake with the catoh. , Siedoberg,came in and at once pulled Giller to leg for two. MTarlana then out Kyle for three, and Siedoberg twica drove M'Cormack (who had relieved Kyle) to the boundary. A few' minutes later the same batsman brought the score to 100 by a neat hit: to leg for l. The luncheon adjournment was then taken. _ Eain set in heavily and at i o'clock, it was decided to abandon piny for the day, . Scores :-- .\ .-.'■.' South Melbourne. First innings '....,.;.................. ~227 Otag<h-Fir»t Innings. l Hopkins, c. Scott, h. Kyle .................. 17 Tuckwell, o.'Kyle, b. Giller :X;.„rJi Eamsden; c-and b. Giller ...'.......... 12 M'Farlane, not out ..........r 21 Sieießerg,. not out 22 '■■ _Total for three wickets 109 Bowling Analysis—Kelly took no wickets for 19 runs; Trott, two for 37; Kyle, one for 13.. ':. .'■' •'.';: ; THE If ID-WEEK MATCHES. ■".' The foltowing are the mid-week fixtures and grounds for to-morrow :— : ■ Senior Matches.—Oriental' v. Y.M.C.A., :at No. 1 Basin Eeserve; Rivals y. Vivian, at No. 2 Basin Eeserve; Union v. Artillery, at No. i Basin Eeserve. ■ .Junior Oriental v. : United,: at No. ;i Newtown Park; \ Artillery, v. Chemists, at No.: 2 Newtown Park; RedCross v. Union, at No. 3 Newtown Park. ;'A:;' ' WEDNESDAYELEVENS.'. ! - ; ; ■ The following' will represont the Oii«ntal.Club in matches to-morrow-.— .- Seniors '■: against ...' Y.M.C.A. — Gbuilay, .'.' Paton, Wyatt;- Alps, ■ Little .Mawby, 'Osborne, ! Kinnear, Billman, Green,.ifeston; reserve, Masters.' '. ...'Juniors against .United.—Luxford, Marshall, Mummery, Williamson, Lindsay, Le Cren, Clementson, Shoughton, Kemple, Lane, -Trelford. i'V/ ■■ TOUR OF THE NOMADS./ ~ A cricket match; between a tearachosen' by' his Excellency the Governor. and" a , touring combination (the Nomads) was to have'been "played on the College ground yesterday afternoon, but was abandoned owing :to the rain.- To-day' the Nomads aro to meet the Wellington representatives at. the Basin Eeserve if the weather permits,-,and on' Thursday they' ate to play a team chosen by Lieutenant-Colonel •'Knox.''.'.'.'.'"'--..".' ; _■/. .'.;-■.-.