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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 164, 10 January 1912, Page 8

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N.S.W. v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. BARDSLEY'S GREAT PERFORMANCE. By vyaDle—Press Association —Copyright Received 9, 9 p.m. Adelaide, January 9. New South Wales, in their first innings, made 520 —Bardsley 177, Minnet 87, Trumper (not out) 21, Macartney 18, Cotter 37. Bardsley played a faultless innings, it being his 'best innings. He hit nineteen fourers and one fiver. His partnership with Minnett produced 190. Bowling analysis: Crawford, six for 141; Stirling, one for 8; Quist, one for 36; Hill, one for 16. , South Australia, in their second innings, have lost five wickets for 152 Mayne 29, Dolling 66, Murray (not out) 2-9. Hill made 10 in the first, and one in the second innings. BARRACKING AT CRICKET. London, January 8. Warner, writing to the Westminster Gazette, says! there was a certain amount of t>arrnx>kmg in the New South Wales match, ibut the Board of Control say they are determined to put it down. F. Iredale, cabling to the Daily Mail, ' says he is surprised the 'barracking in ' 1 test matches was noticed in the Even'jinig News, and points out that Hobbs' ' ' criticisms referred, to the New South ' ' i Wales match. .1 The following will play for Oarirington Road juniors against Fire Brigade on • Thursday on the Tukapa ground, play to commence at 2.30, p.m. sharp: —L. Richards, P. Hooker, J. Vale, H. McEwen, H. McGahey, F. Knauff, E. Pen- .. warden, S. Hodge, C. Hodge, W. Oman, '• H. Hooker. Emergency, E. Foote. 3 Dr. H. V. Horderns' twelve wickets in the first test match with England is a !. record for an Australian bowler, though i. it has been equalled for England by J. i. Martin, who secured 12 for 102 at Kensington Oval (London) in 1890. j. ,