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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1932, Page 5

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AUSTRALIANS SCORE WELL. (United Press Association—-By Electric Telegraph—Copy righ t.) WINNIPEG, July 28. The Australian cricketers defeated a Manitoba All Star- eleven to-day. The Manitobans were dismissed for 138. Tne tourists compiled 367 for six. wickets. • Bradman was indisposed, and did not play. Mailey performed the hat trick with the first three balls of the opening over. The local players batted fifteen men to-day, A test match against All Canada commences on Friday. • The Australian scores were:— Richardson, b Farquarson ... ... 38 Nutt, 1.b.w., b Schaumloffel ... ... 5 Tolhurst, stumped, b Macfarlane 37 Ives, not out ... ... ... ... ■27 Vatighan, c. Gair, b Macfarlane ... 14 McCabe, c Whitworth, b Gair ... 121 Kippax, c Maciarlane, b Gair ... 114 Carter, not out ••• P Total (for 6 .wickets) ... ... 367 INDIA V. NORTHUMBERLAND. LONDON,..JiiIy 28. • - There was no play to-day in tne Test trial, owing to rain. India made 101 against NOrthumberland in' the first innings. (Allen 6 for 32). Northumberland, first 143. India* second, 8 for 138, declared. Northutai. berlnndj second, 8 for 45. Match drawn,

ENGLISH TEAM SELECTIONS,. LONDON, July 29. ! It is officially announced that Robins, Brown, Wyatt, Pataudi, Allen, Uiuvioou, and voce have been invited to go to Australia making a total of thirteen', i. Three others will be announced later. In the test trial—bowling: Mitchel, 2 for 47; Larwood, 1 for 34. HOBBS S y TILL PLAYING. LONDON, July 30. Hobbs who is fifty in December, has postponed his retirement from first class cricket. He has already scored 1392 runs in the season and feels fit. Me says', he. hopes to, play for Surrey again in 1933. !'