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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 194, 25 November 1910, Page 7

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THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, November 2b. The South Africans departed for Brisbane, where they will start the match to-morrow. SENIOR GRADE. WAITARA v. ATHLETIC. The Athletic seniors secured their first win yesterday. On the Recreation Grounds they disposed of Waitara for 25 runs, and ori going in to hat knocked up 124. In the second innings the visitors had six wickets down for 59 when stumps were drawn at 6 o'clock. In the first innings of Waitara Egglestone was responsible for 15 out of the 25. Bevan was very destructive with the ball, getting six" wickets for 12 runs. For Athletic, Bury showed excellent form in compiling his 31, and Gwillim, who for a time was associated with Bury, also played excellently, his score being two more than Bury's." Huse (15) and Holdsworth (13) were the other double-figure scorers. Sarten's performance with the ball was a meritorious one, considering the scores, as he secured five wickets at the cost of onlv seven runs. Scores: — WAITARA. Hawkins, b Bevan ? Egglestone. b Bevan 15 W. Skelton, b Bury *> E. Knight, c and b Bury 6 Sarten, b Bevan ° "Purdie, run out 0 Harrison, b Bevan 0 P. Skelton, b Bevan 0 Foreman,.run out 2 Ogle, not out 1 'MeCormish, b Bevan 1 Extra ! Total 25 Bowling analysis—Bevan, six for 12; Bury, two for 12. ATHLETIC. Deacon, c Egglestone, b Purdie .... 5 Huse, b P. Skelton 15 Goddard, b W. Skelton 4 Bury, c Harrison, b Sarten 31 Stohr, run out .. 3 Gwillim, c Hawkins, b Knight ... .. 33 Cooper, b Sarten 2 Holdsworth, c Hawkins, b Sarten .. 13 Thomas, b Sarten 0 Mackay, b Sarten 0 Bevan, not out 0 Extras .. 9 Total 124 Bowling analysis—P. Skelton, one for 21; Purdie, one for 32; W. Skelton, one for 18; Sarten, five for 7; Knight, one for 17. NEW PLYMOUTH v. INGLEWOOD. New Plymouth journeyed to Inglewood yesterday and gave the local team a nice afternoon's leather-hunting, putting up the fine total of 290 before they were all disposed of. Towards this total Bowles, 'by fine cricket, scored 121, the first century of the season, before Kinsella found his way to the batsman's stumps. His score included one six and thirteen fours. Nicoll, with 63, and Weston, with 29, were also useful contributors. Others to score double figures were Lash, Williams, Price and Ingram. Inglewood in the time at their disposal lost four wickets for 32, Ingram obtaining three wiekets for 8 runs. The match will be finished at a later date. Detailed scores: — NEW PLYMOUTH. E. Lash, c B. Sutherland, b Kinsella 15 Weston, c Pullen, b Marsh 29 Bowles, b Kinsella 'l2l A. S. Hasell, c Marsh, b Kinsella .. 0 Williams, b Gudgeon 15 Nicoll, e Gudgeon, b Sutherland .... 63 Price, c Clegg, b Gudgeon 14 Ingram, b Sutherland 14 Whittle, b Gudgeon 5

Fairbrother, b Sutherland 0 Kind, not out 2 Extras 18 Total 296 Bowling analysis.—Gudgeon, three for 110; Kinsella, three for 49; L. Sutherland, three for 51; Harsh, one for 23; Dr. Gault, none for 24; B. Sutherland, none for 21. IXGLEWOOD. T. Xieholls, b Whittle 12 Dr. Gault, e Fairbrother, b Ingram .. 5 G. Pulkn, b Ingram 3 R. Marsh, not out 9 Gudgeon, c Xicol, b Ingram 1 Extra 2 Total for four wickets 32 JUNIOR GRADE XEW PLYMOUTH v. FIRE BRIGADE. The Fire Brigade team, on their own ground, defeated New Plymouth by an innings and 37 runs. They put up 98, to which their opponents replied with 38 and 23. Billings (Fire Brigade) put up a remarkable bowling average—l 3 wickets for 27 runs; he took six for 18 in the first and seven for nine in the second innings. Scores:

Fire Brigade.—L. Bullot, c Mackie, b Clarke, 44; B. O'Halloran. c Legg, b Allan, 17: E. Billings, c Bollinger," b Allan, 0; J. Bullot, c Allan, b Clarke, S; T. Tuohy, b Clarke, o: Hodge, b Clarke, 4; W. ■ Oman, c Mackie, b Clarke, 0: B. Bullot. b Gordon. 0; A, Higgs, c Ham, b Clarke. 9; W. Gunson, not out, 0; W. Roch, c Legg, b Clarke, 2; extras, 9; total, 98. Bowling: Morey, none for 8; Gordon, one for 17; Allan, two for 24: Legg, none for 20; Clarke, seven for 19. Xew Plvnmuth (first innings)— Court, b Billing, 6; Lezg. b Billing, 0; Clarke, 1) Billing, "4: Allan, b Bullot, 4: Morey. e Billing, b Bullot. 2; Gordon, c O'Halloran, b Billing, 0: Ham. b Bullot, 7: Petty, b Billing. 1; Evans, b Billinr. 0; Bollinger, not out. 8: Mackav. c Billing, b Bullot. C>; total. 3S. Bowline: T. Bullot, four for 20; Billing, six for 18. Second Tunings.—Allan, c Francis, b Billing, 1: Morev. o Billing, b T. Bullot, 0: Clarke, c nnd b Billing, 10; Bollinger, c Bullot, b Billing, 0: Mackie, run out, 1: Court, c Bullot. b I. Bullot, 0; Ham, b Billing, 1; Pettv. e Bullot, b Billing, 0; Legg, b Billing. 0: Gordon, c and b Billing. 2; Evans, b Billing. 1; extra.'l: total. 23. Bowling: Billing, seven for 9; I. Bullot, two for IS.

IXOLEWOOT) v. HTfiH SCHOOL. On the Tlii.'li School srround the visitin-; team was victorious on the first innings score hy 31 runs. Insrlewoocl made (>2. or which M. Priest contributed 21 and Sutherland 10. No School players reached double (inures, Clarke's nine bein? the best. Priest made 42 in Tii"lpwood's second essav. when they scored P5 for eielit wickets. Scores: — ln«lewood.-.T. H. Harris, b Rvder. 0: Spnrdle, b Lusk. R: Colivns. c Wills, b 2: Quickfall. b Lusk. 1; Rumball. '- r.usk. 4: Sutherland, b Rvder. 10: M. ""•-'"st, c Ooss. 1, Clarke. 21; llaworth. h 'il-dor. 0; Ornhoefer. b Rvder, 5: W. f-'d. b Rvder. 4: D. Mcßae'. not out. 0; rvfras, 7: total, (12. Bowling: Rvder. Pvn for 23; Lusk, four for 20; Clarke, oil" for 8. High School.—Mr. Ryder, c Gernhoefer, b Harris, 1; Mr. Ward, b Quickfall, 1; Little, c and b Harris, 4; Lusk, b Harris,

i); Mr. Wills, c Piicst, b Harris. 1; (irant, b Quiciaall, 7; Goss, run out, 2; Clarke, not out, !); Norris, b (V.iickfall, I); Pott, li Harris, I); Sinclair, b Harris, 0: extras, (i; total, 31. Howling: Harris, six for Hi; QmcKfall, three for 8. ATHLETIC v CARRLNGTUX ROAD. The Athletics followed their s?uiors' lead and Had a win. Carrington Road batted first and put up 42, and Alhieik: replied with Id. Scores: CarrHuton Road. — L. Richards, c Giddy, b Prior, 2; C. U. Hooker, u Prior, 3; li. Taylor, c and b Hooker, 4; W. Ilealy, b Hooker, 9; 11. McEwcn, b Prior, li; D. McEwen, c and b Hooker, 2; \\. Hooker, b Prior, 7; J. L. Grant, not out, U; Cooper, b Prior, u; Koti, b Street, 1; 11. MtGahi-v, b Mieet, ti; extras, 2; total, 42. Athletic—Green, 1.b.w., b Richards, 0; Arthur, b Richards, 19; btreei, c Kori, 1> Hooker, 37; Elliott, b Ilealy, 11; Prior, U Healy, 4; Hooker, b McEwen, 9; Giddy, b Healy, 2; Lovell, l> Hooker. U; Gleeson, 1.b.w., I) Ilealy, 3; James, b Richards, 2; (ileeson, not out, 0; extras, 2; total, 79. In their second innings Carrington Road made 60 and declared their innings closed, and Athletic had made 19 for three wickets when stumps were drawn. The bowling analysis were not kept.

New Plymouth meets Egmont Village 'in the Recieation Grounds to-morrow afternoon, and the team is as follows: —E. Whittle, W. C. Weston, M. G. Williams, X. Arden, B. Clarke, B. Stohr, R. T. Treblecoe. --i. Green, VY". Goddard, Bury, E. A. Lusk; emergencies, \\. R. Johns mid E. McConnel.