CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 11 January 1911, Page 8

CRICKET

THE TOUHIXCi TEACHERS. By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright, ti """ ' Received 10, 10.41) p.m. 9 Sydney, January 10. | The New Zealand teachers defeated | liurwood Eleciorate Cricket Club. The] hitter made 180, and the visitors 2(JK (Lusk 21. Holland 10, Donohue 10, O'Shca 45, 'l nomas 12, Grant 10, Trevena 50, Olsen 3. White 8. Pringle, not out 7, Gray 0, extras 14).

PRESENTATION TO FAULKNER. Melbourne, January 10. The total receipts from the seconu tset match were £2250. The Victorian Cricket Association is presenting Faulkner with a gold bat in recognition of his score of 204.

The following are the Athletic teams for Thursday.—Seniors, against Carrington Road: Cooper, Holdsworth, Bevan, Bury, Gwillim, Osborne, Husc, Mackay, Thomas, Robinson, Hammond. Juniors, against Fire Brigade: Giddy, Street, P. Hooker, Glecson, James, Lovell, Arthur, Elliot, Prior, Clarke, Hooker, and Green.

The following will play for Carrlngton Road juniors against Inglewood on Thursday on the Carrington Road ground: W. Henley, L. Richards, B. Tavlor, Koti. 11. McGahey, F. Cooper, E.Foote, J. Grant, J. Gray, 11. MeEwen, W. Hooker. Emergency, B. Oates. At a meeting of the North Taranaki Cricket Association on Monday night the manager's (Mr. Chappcll's) report of the tour was read and adopted. Mr. Chappell was thanked for his services. Inter alia, the report referred to the action of a member of the team, Mr. Xiroll, in refusing to play in the Palmerston match after being spoken t{> by the captain, Mr. Perhani, for turning up late to the match. This matter and counter-charges that were made by Mr. Xicoll against the manager occupied a good deal of the time of the meeting, and feeling is said to have run high. However, after the clouds had rolled away, the position, it is understood, was that Mr. Chappell was exonerated completely, and it was decided, in the interests of cricket generally, to allow the matter of Mr. Nicoll's action to lapse.