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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 329, 18 January 1911, Page 5

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jSOUTH AFRICANS v. TASMANIA. ! f'.v Tc'.ejrmpk. -Prcsi Association.— Copyriprlit ! Received January IS, 12.5 a.m. Launceston, Last Night. The South Africans left Faulkner and Llewellyn out. The Tasmanian side was below its true representative ; strength. Harrison won the toss and sent the visitors to the wickets. At ' no time did the visitors play on strict | defensive lines, but the spirit and aim of the batting was ever present, and a general mastery o 1 : fulness prevailed. The pitch played true, and the Tasmanian fielding and bowling was fair. Several costly catches were missed, Nourse played a fine innings and Zulch showed to considerable advantage. A squall brought about a suspension of play soon after five. Scores: — SOUTII AFRICANS. —First Innings. Zulch, std Thomas, b Chancellor 76 Sinclair, std Thomas, b Windsor 24 Schwarz, 1.b.w., b McDonald ... 8 Nourse, c Westbrook, b Chancellor ... 141 Snookc, c sub., b Windsor ... 2 Pearse, c Carroll b Chancellor ... 0 Sherwell, run out ... 9 Commaille, not out ... 2 Pegler, b McDonald ... 50 Vogler, not out ... 1 Sundries ... 1

Total for eight wickets ... 364 NEW ZEALAND TEACHERS'TOUR Sydney, Last Night. The New Zealand teachers have commenced a two-days' teat match against the New South Waies teachers. New South Wales, in their first innings, made 137. [n the second there are three wickets down for 30. New Zealand's first innings produced 9S. Scores:—Lusk 29, Grant 3, Donahue 0, O'Shea 3, Thomas 0, Trevena 22, Holland 0, Olsen not out 10, Fanning 3, Brooks 10. Pringle 5, sundries 13.