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SOUTH AUSTRALIA SCORE WELL. AGAINST X.S. WALES. SYDNEY, Jan. 11. In the Sheffield Shield match. South Australia in the second innings had lost six wickets at the close of the day for 841 runs. Schneider made 1-10, A. Richardson 30. V. Richardson 55, Alexander 'JO. McKay 49. Lee (not out) 22. The weather was fine and the wicket sound. Tt was a day of sound, but slow and dreary Batting. Xew South Wales did not shine to any extent in the field, a good many misses being recorded. All the bowling talent was tried out against a solid defence. Schneider’s innings was a model of patience, am! of slowness. He Lilted for 302 minutes for ILL His first twenty runs lock SI minutes. A. Ri'hnrdsoii was plodding, while \ . Richardson was patehv and fluk.v.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1927, Page 1
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138CRICKET. Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1927, Page 1
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