CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 260, 13 March 1911, Page 8

CRICKET

SOUTH AFRICA v. SOUTH. AUSTRALIA. 1 j TIIE VISITORS' EASY WIN. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Received 11, 7 p.m. Adelaide, March 11. The match was resumed in warm weather, and the wicket was perfect. The attendance was 5000. Zulch and Faulkner faced Whitty and Ilees. The former in his second over bowled Zulch.—Four for 38. Nourse, when lie luul made 7, was badly missed in the slips by Wright off Rees. Faulkner at 25 was dropped by the wicketkeeper off Rees, but in the next over he was caught off a bad stroke at third man.—Five for 70. Snooke and Nourse became aggressive, and put on 94 runs. Whitty bowled Nourse when he had made 40.—Six for 104. Snooke was caught by Whitty off Rees two runs later, after a chanceless innings of 55. Sehwarz was caught in the long-field off the suceeding ball.— Jii;:ht for ISS. Sinclair was dismissed similarly. Nine for 200. Llewellyn and Shenvell did some sound "gallery" hitting, and 02 runs came from the last ' wicket. Sherwell was unconquered at 4G, but Llewellyn was bowled in Maync's first over for 48. SOUTH AFRICA.—First Innings. Zuleh, b Whitty 21 Commaille, b Whitty 4 Strieker, b Whitty 0 Pegler, b Whitty 5 Nourse, b Whitty 40 Faulkner, b Rees 33 Snooke, c Whitty, b Rees 55 Sehwarz, c Dolling, b Rees 12 Sinclair, c Dolling, b Rees 14 Llewellyn, b Mayne 48 Sherwell, not out 4G Extras . 14 Total 292 Bowling analysis.—Whitty, five for 79; Crawford, none for 33; Wright, none for 42; Rees, four for 84; Stirling, none for 33; Roy Hill, none for 5; Mayne, one for 2. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings 240 Second Innings. Mayne, c Faulkner, b Sehwarz .... 7 Dolling, run out 8 Clem Hill, e Llewellyn, b Nourse, .. ft Gehrs, c Llewellyn, b Sehwarz .... 3 Crawford, not out 40 Roy Hill, c Sherwell, b Llewellyn .. A Rees, c Nourse, b Llewellyn b Whitty, b Pegler 3 Webster, c Llewellyn, b Pegler .... U Stirling, b Pegler 3 Wright, b Pegler 6 Extras 8 Total 100 The South Australians' first three wickets, Mayne, Dolling, and Gehrs fell for 20. Clem Hill hooked a ball into Llewellyn's hands at short leg.—Four for 36. Roy Hill and Crawford wiped out the deficit in 41 minutes, but nobody but Crawford could do anything, and the innings closed for 100, Crawford being unconquered for 40. Bowling analysis.—Sehwarz, two wickets for 28; Nourse, one for 23; Pegler, four for 14; Llewellyn, two for 37. The South Africans wanted 49 to Win, and had lost one wicket for eight when stumps were drawn. SOUTH AFRICA. —Second Innings. Commaille, not out 5 Zulch, b Whitty 3 THE SATURDAY COMPETITION. After being postponed for two weeks owing to rain, the Saturday competition advanced a stage further on Saturday last, when the matches were resumed in perfect weather. At the Recreation Grounds. Civil Service had an easy win over New Plymouth, whose chances of winning the contest this season have now departed, At Egmont Village the local team was defeated by Law. There is now every possibility of Law and United Service having to play off for the championship. l NEW PLYMOUTH v. UNITED ' SERVICE. This match attracted considerable interest, and a good attendance at the Recreation grounds on Saturday. New Plymouth opened the batting with Weston and McLaren, to the bowling ol Bain and Dinniss. With the score at four, McLaren tipped his first ball back to Dinniss, who held it. Bury, who followed, quickly hit up 18 (including three fours) before lie vjas caught by Napier off Bain. Goddard followed, and with the score at 44, was bowled. The other wickets fell quickly, Weston, who was batting exceedingly well, being the only one to shape to the bowling, and seven wickets were down for 06. Whittle and Quilliam with a useful seven each, the latter not out, assisted Weston to bring the total to 97, and his own score tc 44, before he was unfortunately run out, His innings was the only thing that saved his team from making a lamentable display. One run later the end came, the innings closing for 98. Bain and Mackay commenced operations to Whittle and McLaren. The former proved expensive, 17 being hit oft first three overs. Both batsmen were using great judgment in running between the wickets, and the scoring board signalled" 2S —lfl—l, when Mackay was - dismissed by Williams, who had replaced Whittle. Bowles filled the vacancy. and despite numerous changes ir the bawling department runs came rapidly, both batsmen forcing the paee, and the winning Jlit came without any separation. A few runs later, with the score at 102. Bain was nicely caught ofl Goddard by Stohr. whose smart fieldinf had saved a number of boundaries. Os borne and Ingram were dismissed without scoring. Sullivan, However, hit mer rilv for 24. while "Bowles was also liittinj: freely, and at call of time was undo feated for fifl. T-lis score included on( sixer and eight fourers. The total waf 170 for six wickets. Scores:— NEW PLYMOUTH. Weston, run out 44 ' McLaren, c and b Dinniss ( Bury, c Napier, b Bain Goddard, b Ingram jc Price, b Ingram C •'Arden, b Ingram ....... 5 ; B. Stohr, b Ingram ' Williams, run out 1

Whittle, e Mackie, b Girling 7 Quilliam, not out 7 Trebilc-oe, b Mackie 0 Extras 4 Total OS Bowling analysis.—Bain, two for 21; 1 Dinniss, one for 24; Ingrain, three foi 23; Girling, one for 7; Mackie, one for 9. UNITED SERVICE. I Bain, c Stohr, b Goddard 54 Mackay, b Williams 10 Bowles, not out 69 Osborne, b Bury 0 Ingram, c Stohr, b Bury 0 Sullivan, lbw, b Whittle 24 Mackie, not out .. 7 Extras G Total for five wickets 17G Bowling analysis.—Whittle, one for 32; McLaren, none for 24; Williams, one I for 17; Price, none for 17; Bury, two for 39; Stohr, none for 12. J LAW v. EGMONT VILLAGE. j Law journeyed to Egmont Village on , Saturday, and defeated the country team !by 25 runs. The Village went to the I wickets first, but could make no stand , against the bowling of Hill and Elliott, t and were disposed of for 37. Mr. Extras I (12) was the only one to obtain double , figures. Carter and O'Byrne opened the bowling against Law. Hill and Bewley found the former so much to their liking that 2G runs were hit off him in three overs, and he retired in favor of 0. Kinsella. The runs then kept down, and the innings ended for 02. O'Byrnc bowled brilliantly, obtaining eight wickets for 20 runs, including the hat trick. Hill 19, Clapham 14, Bewley 12, made most of the runs. EGMONT VILLAGE. I?. O'Bvrne, b Elliott 5> G. H. Marsh, b Elliott 7 T. Kinsella, b Elliott 0 R. G. Marsh, c Lawry, b Elliott .. 6 ' 0. Kinsella, b Elliott 0 Carter, c and b Hill 6 i P. Olson, run out 3 IW. Olson, c Greatbatch, b Elliott 0 | Geo. Marsh, not out 1 H. Olson, c and b Hill 0 G. F. Dewhirst, b Hill O Extras 12 Total 37 Bowling analysis.—Elliott, six wickets for 10; Hill, three for 15. I LAW. I I Bewley, run out 12 Hill, b O'Bvrne la . Lawry, b O'Byrne G ( Greatbatch, b O'Byrne 0 ! Lash, not out ' 2 Elliott, b Q. Kinsella S [ Clapham, b O'Byrne 0 I Harding, b O'Byrne 14 i West, c G. H. Marsh, b O'Byrne 0 Johnson, c P. Olson, b O'Byrne 0 Webster, b O'Byrne 1 Extras 5 ' Total 82 Bowling analysis—Carter, none for 20; O'Byrne, eight for 20; Kinsella, one for 11. : EGMONT VILLAGE.—Second Innings. I O'Byrne, b Hill 8 G. H. Marsh, c Greatbatch, b Elliott 1 R. G. Marsh, b Hill 0 O. Kinsella, b Elliott 10 i G. Carter, not out 5 P. Olson, c Lawry, b Hill 0 , G. F. Dewhirst, b Ilill U Extras 2 ' Total for six wickets 26 Bowling analysis—Elliott, two for 3; Hill, four for 21. | TARIKI v. INGLEWOOD. , j The above match was played on the | latter's ground on Friday, and resulted in a somewhat hollow win for the home j team. A most enjoyable afternoon's cricket was indulged in nevertheless. I Following are the scores:— Tariki.—Therkleson, b Gault, 7; Judd, b Gault, 1; Rundle, b Gault, 3; Smith, j run out, 6; W. Russell, lbw, b Gault, .'2; A. Russell, c and b Clegg 11; Stephen- ' son, -b Clegg, 0; Glcnnie, b Gault, 38; I Harkness, b Gudgeon, 20; Rudkin, not ! out, 8; N. Judd, c and b Gudgeon, 1; i extras 5; total 102. Bowling analysis: Gault, five for 27; Gudgeon, two for 9; T. Nicholls, none for 29; Clegg, two fori 14; W. Brown, none for 18. | Inglewood.—Brown, retired, 38; G.| 'j Nicholls, b Judd, 0; T. Nicholls, b Smith,! .9; Gudgeon, c Harkness, b Judd, 7;I Gault, c and b Linkwater, 55; H. Thornson, b Glennie, 14; Collins, c N. Judd, b Linkwater, 1; F. Thomson, retired, 60; Dewhirst. not out, 30; Parli, c Glennie, b Russell, 8; extras. 11; total 233. Bowling analysis: N. Judd, one for 20; Smith, two for 04; Linkwater, two for 48; Harkness, none for 30; Glennie, one for 28; Russell, one for 32. '' The following will represent Ingle-j [! wood juniors against Fire Brigade on [■ the Recreation Sports Ground in the' ! [ play-off for the shield on Thursday next: > J. Sutherland, L. Sutherland, ,T, W. Hnr- \ ris. J. A. Harris, E. .T. Harris, M. W. Priest. N. Rumble, R. Nicholls, J.! 'i Nicholls, R. Spurdle, H. N. Quickfall. j