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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 48, 24 February 1903, Page 3

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ENGLISHMEN v. SOUTH ISLAND. PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. Donbdin, February 23. Tbe South Island team are all out; for 51. The additional scores were:— Ongley, c Bosanquet, b Hargreave 3 Boxsball, b Thompson .. .. 15 Callaway, b Hargreave .. .. 2 Howell, net out 0 Extras 2 Grand total .. : .. 51 Thompson took four wickets for 37, amd Hargreaves six for 12. j Following on, the South Island team' made a Blight ly better stead, the bowl- \ ing sot proving quite so deadly. Reese was the iir3t to retire, 30 being up for one wicket. On resuming after luncheon Siederberg was almost at ence caught, and only five were added when Wilson shared the same fate. The partnership of Howden and Boxshall was profitable, the latter putting on 40 in quick style. After being let off in the slips he was caught with the total at 94. . Oogley soon fe'l a victim to Burnup, and one ball was enough for Callawaf. Fisher put on 11, bat none of the Others could sjiay with Howden, who carried out; bis bat for 37. The innings closed for 133, leaving the Englishmen winners by an innisgs and 130 runs. Scores:— Englishmen. - First Innings, 314. South Island.—Second Innings. Reese, b Thompson .. .. 7 Seideberg, c Bosanquet, b Thompaen 12 Wilson, c Scanning, b Bosanquet 8 Howden, not out 37 Boxshal), c b [Hargreave 40 Ongley, b Burnup .. .. 0 Callaway, c Warner, b Burnup .. 0 Orchard, c Thompson, b Burnup.. 5 Fisher, c Warner, b Burnup .. 11 Do woes, b Burrup .. .. 4 Howell, e Fane, b Burnup .. 0 Extras .." 9 Total 133 Bowling analysis: Hargrave took oae wicket for 19, Thompson two for 34, Burnup 6 for 36, Bosanquet one for 35.