SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
BOXING. BLENHEIM, Nov. 19. Tiro first tournament of the Marlborough Boxing Association concluded last night. A match of 50 sovs between Baird (Nelson) and Steele (Blenheim) resulted in a win for Baird in the fifth round after an unequal contest. Other classes resulted: Heavy weight, Allan Thompson (Blenheim); bantam, E. Bartlett (Blenheim); feather, A. Wanden (Blenheim); light, J. Hunter (Nelson) ; middle, A. Thompson. Tim Tracey, who refereed in the matches, gave an exhibition. CRICKET. The following players,' will represent the Te R'au 'Cricket Club dm their match with Common., Shelton, and Co. on Thursday next, at the - Victoria Domain, starting at 2.15 p.m. sharp:—Dr. Collins, J. H. Wack, J. Pune, W. Ellison, G. Witty, Oliver, Burke, Monk, Featon, W. H. Wack, and Kn owsley; emergencies, Melville, Cary. For the match, against the United eleven on Saturday, at the Victoria Domain, Te Ran will be represented by It.' W. Cary, 0. R. Olsen, F. Barnby, B. C. Baxter, J: Pino, J. IT. Wack, J. Monk, S. Mill, Featon, W. Ellison., and Ivaipam. The Saturday players are requested to a'tteind the ground at 2 p.m. sharp. VICTORIANS COMPILE 463. ENGLAND, ONE WICKET FOR 105. Jnited Press Association—Copyrignt (Received Nov. 19, 10.1 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Nov. T 9. The weatilier was fine for the resumption of play, and the wicket played remarkably well after three days’ hard. wear. The .balance of ■the Victorian wickets took tihe greater part of the day to dispose of, yielding some excellent cricket. ■Ranaford played a great innings, ■treating all the bowling, which w,as frequently changed, with great freedom. He gave one chance not availed c.f. He'and Vernon provided the liveliest play of the match. This innings closed for 463, leaving the visitors. 499 to . get to win. Score . continued: VICTORIA.—(Second Innings. Ramsford, o Rhodes, b 8raund....102 Hazlet-t, c Crawford, b Fielder... 4 Rush, b Fielder 0 Vernon, c and b 8rauud............ 62 Corkeck, c Hutchins, h Braundi... 35 Saunders, not out- 12 Sundries 20 Total .......1 463 ■England made a good start in the second innings, and when stumps were drawn for The day had lost ono wicket for 105. Scores': ENGLAND.—(Second Innings. Jones, not out 52 Hobbs, b Tarrant 26 Young, not out 16 Sundries 11 Total for one wicket 105
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2042, 20 November 1907, Page 2
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