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Hokitika Guardian, 24 November 1924, Page 4

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HOKITIKA IL v. RIMU. RlMF—lst Innings. O'Connor In Curley ... 5 Griffiths, l.b.w. I>. Thomas ... 10 Willoughby W., c. and b. Curley •! Inwood, e. Cross, b. Bannister ... if Boyd J.. e. Cross, b. Thomas ... 0 Stoop, e. Bannister, In Thomas ... 0 Craig, In Bannister ... 0 Starkey (not out) ... 13 Cooper R.. e. Coulson, In King ... 1 Boyd T., e. Thomas, In King ... G Malonev. In Medlnirst ... fi Extras ... 2 Total ... -Iff Analysis—Carley 2 for !), Thomas 3 for 7. Bannister 2 for -1. King 2 for 8. Medlnirst 1 for 1. HOKITIKA—Dt. Innings. Bannister, l>. Griffiths ... 2 Cross, e. and b. Stoop ... 1 Coulson, run out ... 6 Carley. e. Maloney, In Stoop ... 7 Thomas A., h. Griffiths ... f> King. C. In Grilliths ... 0 Tainui T.. In Stoop ... 2 Medlnirst (not out) ... I King. h. Griffiths ... (• King A., h. Stoop ... 0 White, c. Cooper, In Stoop ... 1 Extras . ...4 Total ••• G2

Analysis—Griffiths 1 for 12. Stoop 5 for 10. lUMF —2nd. Innings. Griffiths, c. Thomas. I>. Bannister 0 O’Connor, c. Medlnirst, b. Bannister ... D Willoughby W.. c. King C. •!.. b. Bannister ••• (j Starkey, In Bannister ... R» 11 1 wood. c. King A.. In Bannister 2 Boyd, l.b.w. b. Carley ... 0 Stoop. <•• While, h. Bannister ... 7 Craig, e. and In Bannister ... 11 Cooper. In King l f) Boyd (not out) • 10 Maloney, 1.b.w.. In King ... 0 Extras •' Total *•' Analysis—Bannister 7 for 21). Coiilson 1 for fi. Carley 1 for 2-1, Thomas A. 0 for 10. King 2 for 0. HOKITIKA—’2nd. Innings. King C. J.. h. Grilliiha ••• 1' Coulson. in Stoop ••• "2 Thomas A., run out ••• 1“ Tainui. tun out ••• 0 Medlnirst. h. O'CYmiUir ... 1 White (not out > ••• 1 Extras 2 Total for fi wickets ... *TI HOKITIKA A. v. KAXIERI. HOKITIKA—Ist. Innings. S. Thomas. In C. Fleming ... < T. Bannister, run out ••• 2'* Daly. In C. Fleming ... Ramsey c. C. Fleming. In iloyat 13 Caldwell. In C. Fleming ... 0 O. Williams. In Hutchison ... o Whitehead, run out ... <

Bleach, c. Fleming, b. Hutchison 2 Dale, run out 1 Wniilhuiisr* (not out) Satuido's, run out ••• G Extras ‘ Total 100 Analysis - Wells O for t. ('. Fleming 3 for fi2, W. Fleming 0 for <*. Hutchison *J for 21. .1. Ilnwat I (or 2. KAXIERI—Ist. Innings. D. Head. In Ramsey ... 1° E. Huoiie.v. In Ramsey ... 1 IV. Fleming, c. Dale. b. Ramsey ... I C. Fleming. In Ramsey ... S Hutchison, e. Bannister. In TTiomas Ifi E. Ilnwat. r. Bannister, In Ramsey 0 .1. | Jowat (not out) -- - * Bernhard. In Ramsey ... (l l’haflert. c. and In TTiomas • ... 0 1.. II utcliison. run mil ■• • I A. Fleming, e. Bleach. In Thomas If Extras • 1 Total •*« Analysis Thomas for 21. Ramsey (i for 13. KAXIERI—2nd. fmnngs. Fh'iniiig. In Thomas ... 20 F. Howai. c. Bleach, h. Bannister 0 T. Bomiey. b. Ramsey ... 1 W. I leliiing. e. Ramsey. In TTiomas 13 .1. Ilnwat. In Ramsey ... < |). Head. b. Thomas ... '* M. 11 utcliison e. Bleach. In Ramsey 2(1 W. Bernhard. In Ramsey <• Phallert. >■. Bannister, In Thomas 3 L. Hutchison, c. Caldwell. In I’anisey - ■ ■ S. I*'lc*iiiillti ' not out i ... I Kxiras •' Total ■ ‘ Analysis—Bannister I tor 13. Ramsey fi lor 28. Thomas I for 28. HOKITIKA 2nd. Innings. Whitehead, b. Head ... ■} T. Bannistei (not out) ... ■> T. Daly (not out) ••• 1 Extras -

Total fur 1 wicket ... H A nalysis I lead I for 0. Hokitika won by !l wickets. ENGLAND fi'. XE.fiY SOFTII WALES. IUBTRAI.IAN AND N.Z. OAHLIH ASSOCIATION SYDNEY. November 22. The cricket match X.S.W. v. England was resumed on a heavy wicket. Rain fell during Friday night, and it was drizzling all the morning, the outlook being very doubtful. New South Wale's, with 212 on for seven wickets, icsiimcd halting in tho first innings, and added 2!) runs, being all out for 271. Bardsley was caught

by Tyldesley after making 100. Scott "was caught by Douglas off Tyldesley lor 0. and Xolhling by Chapman off Tale for 12. Mailoy carried his bat for two. England, going in. had lost- Hobbs' wicket by lunch, for eight runs, tho hoard reading one* for 30. Gregory caught llobks off Siotl. Sutcliffe was then thirteen not out. Six more English w ickets fell before tea for 80 more runs, the score then being seven for ill. SutcTilfe was caught hv Kipjax c.fl Gregory for 17, while* Sand ham.

1 a a” mi, ny .xoinung fill .tlailey. ;;cor- ' oil 21. Kilner was caught hy Gregory oil’ Scott for otic. L I lemlreii was not out with 12. , Douglas I ell to a catch by Gregory off ' Mai ley fir a single, and Chapman was caught by Collins ofr Mniley for four. I Scott caught Tale off Mniley for fen. X.S.W.—First Innings. ‘ Collins, 1.h.w., !>.. Tyldesley fl2 ' llardsloy c. and h. Tyldesley ... 100 -Macartney c. Ifendren b. Tate ... 0 Gregory c. Homlten h. Tate ... 0 Andrews, 1.h.w.. h. Tate 0 Taylor c. Kilner h. Tate ol Oldfield c. Ilemlren h. 'l'at<> 1 Kippax c. Kilner h. Tate 0 Chapman, h. Tate 12 Scott c. Douglas, h. Tyldesley ... 0 Mniley (not out) 2 Extras 7 j Total 271 Rowling analysis:—Douglas 0 for 8; Kilner 0 for 52; Tate 7 for 71; Gilligan 0 for 1(5; Tyldesley 3 for 7-1. ENGLAND—First Timings. Hobbs e. Gregory, b. Scott 8 Sutcliffe c. Kippax, h. Gregory ... 17 Kilner e. Gregory, b. Scott 2 Snndham. c. Xothling, It. Mailey ... 21 Ilendren (not out) 75 Douglas, c. Gregory, It. AFailoy ... 1 Chapman, e. Collins, h. ATailey ... 4 Tate, c. Scott, h. Afailey 13 Gilligan, c. Gregory h. Afaeartney 5 Tyldesley h. Gregory 30 Strudwick (run out) 3

Extras 8 Total 133 Rowling analysis:—Gregory 2 for 4G: Scott 2 for 37; Afaeartney 1 for 33: Alailey 4 for 55; Xothling 0 for I t. Stumps were then drawn.

PLAY DESCRIBED. SYDNEY, Nov. 23. The weather was line, but dull, when New South 'Wales resumed their innings, with Bardsley 112 and Notbling •I. The wicket was a. bit dead. but. under the influence of a fair breeze, it was drying. Gilligan* and Tate opened the bowling. both men batting brightly. Bardsley reached 150 in 215 minutes but be had a narrow escape from being run out, owing to a quick return by Sandham. Ten runs later, lie tried to pull the ball round on. hut niis-hit H. and Tyldcsley ran up and caught it.

Bardsley had a great reception on returning to the pavilion. He laid lioon batting to 253 minutes and liit ton fours. The remaining batsmen held the crease only eight minutes longer. Tyldcsloy’s performance with the bail (3 for 71) was really much better than bis figures indicate. He was always carefully watched. Strtiel wie-k behind the wickets played excellently. Hobbs and .Sutcliffe were the first to

take the stroke for the Englishmen to the howling of Gregory and Scott. The latter is a fast howler and he kept the inns down. Hobbs went out to a remarkably

line catch by Gregory at fine .‘slip. Gregory jumped and caught the ball with bis left band, tlion dropped it. but recovered it again. When Sutcliffe was eleven, he skied the ball. Three men made for it, but they all stepped. If was really Scott’s hall. Owing to the injury to his thumb. Bardsley’,s place in the field was taken by Morgan. Gregory, fielding well. dismissed Kilner and Douglas with fine catches in the slips. Mai Icy kept the batsmen watchful. Then ho sent down a full toss to Sandman. who pulled it to square leg. where Xojliling was waiting for it. Sandman bad batted for 01! minutes. The fourth wicket added 17 run-. Tate’s wicket fell just on the tea adjournment. He was at first credited with three less than he really got, owing to the umpire signalling byes. Gililgan followed tifte-v ten. and be was warmly received. Hcndi'en played cautiously. He gave one hot chance to Gregory, when he had scored 12. A few minutes Inter, the same fieldsman got Gilligan "ith another remarkable left hand catch. Bain commenced at 1.15 p.m. A 1 ith the advent of Tvldo.sloy, play livened up. The latter stepped out. and indulged in many good hits, hut he had several escapes. Buns now came faster, and the fieldsmen were kept moving. The 1 lendren-Tyldosloy partnership made fifty ill 33 minutes alter baiting tor -I I minutes. Tyldcsley was clean bowled bv Gregory. He was Hie first man to go in ibis manner. lb- lit live fours. The ninth wicket added .’!) runs Strudwick did not last long, be 1 < mg run out while attempting to smack one. I lcnflrcu who carried out his bat. batted for HI minute'; and made 75 runs ’flic English innings lasted £()(! minutes. 'flic; attendance was 31.000. 3.A. v. VICTORIA. MKEBOIRXi:. November 23. Play was resumed in lino weather. South Australia’s first innings realised 23ft. Pritc hard made 115. Wainwi i.;ht L 3. and Ambler (not out) 21. Bowling analysis: Wallace 3 for |OS; I.iddientt 2 lor 30: Tarrant 2 for 25 : I lartkopf 2 for 10. Victoria have lest 2 lor !•><’>. Mayo** made; 20, Poiislcird (not out) |T(. W’oo'lfull made 23 and l.ovo (not outi 32. CAPETOWN. Nov. 21. In a three days' match started at Durban, the Englishmen made 1 5-1 (Holmes 02). Cotiynolutni took five wickets for 10. Natal made I for 0. Natal made 202 (Taylor 53). Kennedy took 5 viole t ; f>»r <'• < and Marrim I I lor -'*3. The Englishmen in the sre-md innings made lOs Ini .‘i wickets. ( I vblo-le-y not out 10). A I Imiidorstnrm c aused play to be abandoned.

CIIAIM.KY BOXSII AM. DEAD. CIIIUST! liruCll. November I>:A. C !.:i. 1. , lioxshall. i rolml.ly tlit* best wicket keeper New Zealand ever had. (lied at Sydney on I’riday. lie mine to Christchurch from Melbourne in IS9S. and I'rinii that year till <he 111 l 1-1.-, .season, he played lor Canterbury. and for the greater part of that time, kept wickets for the New Zealand teams. lie made his last appearance for a Dominion side in De(Vinher. 1911, when lie went with the New Zealand team to Australia.