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Hokitika Guardian, 10 September 1925, Page 1

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[Australia A N.Z. table Association.] |.<)NlK>.\. it. The Marylelmiie loam 10-t 5 lor D 1 and declared. Sutcliffe, c Astill. b Macaul.v ... 0 Sandlniiri. e Macaulay, b Haig. ... 21 l-lobbs. b Macaulay, 0 Hendren. Lb.tv. b Macaulay 2 liryan. b St evens. 4 ' Douglas (in) ( ’v Extras •. f - 4 Macaulay took It lor til. Haig I bn 2. Stevens 1 for 25. LONDON. September 0. In file second innings ol 'I hornton s 'eleven against the M.C'.C. the scores were : Steven 2ti. Holmes 0. Maeßryau If. Carr -VJ. Rhodes '2(l. Asti I 1. L. Oilligan mot out) 5. Haig 5, Newman not mu) 0: extras 12: total for seven 'tickets 171). Bottling analysis : —fate 2 tor 3s ; Kihior 2 for If:. Sutcliffe 2 for A-; Sandham I for fi. The match was drawn. The Gentlemen in the second innings made 1!>!1 (Rev. Gillingham 75). The Players in the second innings lost 1 for 112 (Hammond mot out) 04). The Players won. Lancashire in the first innings made 2u2 (Root for 52). against England whose second innings realised 131 for f declared (MacDonald taking 5 for liO . Lancashire in the second made lb. England won. HENDON. Sept. ft. Viscount Cobhnm. President of the Worce.stshire Club, is forwarding the Marvlebom* Club the two balls used during Worcestershire's innings against Middlesex when Nigel and Ilaig totalled 0 wickets for 122 in connection with the ball tampering charge, the player, suggesting that Haig contributed to Worcestershire's defeat by. dehbetatelv curling the seams, which was ,i *.21 nimiPS.