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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 177, 25 January 1912, Page 8

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ENGLAND v. TASMANIA. By wdDle—Pr®»a Association—Oepyright | Received 24, 11 p.m. ' E Launceston, January 24. j The match between Tasmania and 1 England was resumed to-day under generally favorable conditions. The receipts were £95, and the wicket was good throughout. Mead, Woolley, Hitch and Strudwick gave sparkling displays. The last wicket realised 50 runs. Poster gave an easy <!liance before scoring, and was never comfortable. Tasmania commenced their second innings with a deficit of 115, and in an hour lnade .37 for one wicket, caution being personified. The game concludes to-morrow, and the team leaves Hobart at night. Scores:— i ' ENGLAND. ■First Inning 3. j Barnes, c Thomas, b Windsor 36 j Woolley, c McKenzie, b Windsor.... 45 Mead, b McKenzie 98 Iremonger, b Martin 31 Rhodes, c Elliott, b McKenzie—.. 14 Vine, b Martin 1 Hearne, c Paton, b Martin 13 Foster, c Hill, b Martin 12 Hitch, not out 33 Strudwick, run out 28 Total '' 332 Bowling analysis: Paton, none for 46; McKenzie, two for 65; Windsor,, three for 40; Martin, four for 127; Elliott, none for 15; Gill, none for 33. TASMANIA. First innings 217 Eltham, c Mead, b Hearne 11 i Gill, not out 18 I Vincent, not out 5 Total for one wicket 37 THE MANAGER QUESTION. Sydney, January 24. , The Board of Central fcas replied to : the players' letter. The reply has not : been i divulged, but it is understood that ; the board has no intention of wavering, t The six players will be taken at their word and given no chance, of retracting. !■ TEUIIEEE TO 'PLAJ. , Sydney, 7a.rn.try ?A. i It is- practically certain that Trumper ,j\|Fill play in the next test match. ; 1 HORDERN UNABLE TO GO HOME. [I Received 24, 9 p.m. , ; | Sydney. January 24. >1 Ilordern staten definitely that he will > j be unable to accompany the team to II England, owing to business reasons.