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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 277, 20 May 1912, Page 8

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Al'y'il.V, v. SURREY. MACA , ( \T.\ \S THIRD CENTURY. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. London, May 17. When Uic iLafch between the Australian and 'Surrey elevens was continued thi' weather was blight but cool, a.id t'te 'vi:-ki;t, f?st The attendance was small.

"Mathews partnered Macartney and the latter reached his century in 175 minutes. The total was brought to 200 in 180 minutes. Matthews, who showed some good off driving, had reached 58 when lie was caught at long-off by Bird off Hayes.—Six for 220. _ Macartney was clean bowled in the same over in attempting a drive. lie batted 195 minutes and hit 18 fours. His innings was without a chance. Emery and Hazlitt were then together, and the latter was out leg-before to Rushby.—Eight for 238. Carkeek scored four and was then bowled by Rushby. Emery and Whitty added 30 for the last wicket. The latter was easily caught at cover by Hobbs off Rushby. Emery was not out with 37 to his credit, made in Iris usual vigorous style. Surrey went to the wickets, and Hayward and Hobbs opened to the bowling of Whitty and Emery. Hayward was uncomfortable, and was soon. out legbefore to Emery.—l.—B—2s. Hayes followed and the total was carride to 105, when he lifted Hazlitt to Whitty at mid-on. Hobbs was batting splendidly, but at 81 MacLaren, who was acting as substitute for Jennings, dismissed him by a magnificent catch at long-on off Hazlitt. Hobbs hit one six and 12 fours. Dueat was bowled by Hazlitt next ball.—4—B—ll4. Bush was clean bowled by a fast delivery from Kelleway for nine, and Harrison was bowled by Emery without scoring. Bird was batting powerful!}'. Strudwiek was cleverly caught at short leg by MacLaren off Emery.—7—2—lßß. Bird was bowled while hitting across at Emery. He made 68 in 75 minutes, hitting two sixes and eight fours. Rushby was bowled by Emery. Hitch was absent owing to a chill. The innings closed at 205, Piatt being not out 7. Received 19, 5.5 p.m. London, May 18. The weather was dull when the match was continued to-day, but the attendance was good. Macartney and Bardsley were in brilliant form, and hit ofl the balance of the runs, the Australians winning the match by seven wickets. TIIO following are the scores:—

SURREY. ] First Innings 139 I Second Innings. TTayward, t.b.w., b Emery 8 | Hohbs, c sub., b Hazlitt 81 Hayes, c Whitty, b Hazlitt 16 Ducat, b Hazlitt 8 Bush, b Kelleway 0 Bird, b Emery 68 Harrison, b Emery 0 Strudwick, c sub., b Emery 2 Rushby. b Emery 5 Plat.t not out 7 Hitch, absent Extras 1 Total 205 Bowling analysis.—Whitty, none for 49; Emery, five for 81; Kelleway, one for 27; Hazlitt, three for 4T. AUSTRALIA. j First Innings. j Gregory, b Rushby ... 2 Mayne, c Strudwick, b Piatt 4 Macartney, b Hayes 123 Bardsley, b Rushby 22 Jennings, run out 11 Kelleway, b Hayes 0 Emery, not out 3T Matthews, c Bird, b Hayes 58 Hazlitt, Lb.w., b Rushby 5] Carkeek, b Rushby C Whitty, o Hobbs, b Rushby .... IT i Extras 15 Total 292' Bowling- analysis.—Rushby, five for 78; Piatt, one for 66; Hayes, three for 63; Hitch, none for 14; Harrison; none for 19; Bird, none for 23; Hobbs, none for 17. Second Innings.

Mayne, run out 0 Gregory, l;b.w., b Piatt 0 Emery, b Rushby 0 Macartney, not out 2o Bardsley, not out 24 Extras 5 Total' for three wickets 54' Bowling analysis.—Rushby, one for 17; Piatt, one for 7; Hitch, none for !6; Ducat, none for 0: SOUTH AFRICA r. YORKSHIRE.

London, May IT. The weather was dull for the continuation of' the match between the South African and Yorkshire teams. The match was drawn. The following are the scores:— SOUTH AFRICA.—First Innings. Taylor, b Hirst 0 Hartigan, c Denton, b Haigh 57 Nourse, b Hirst 4 White, b Haigh 49 Schwarz, b Haigh 0 Mitchell, b Haigh 8 Beaumont, b Rhodes T 17 Peglcr, c Drake, b Rhodes 8 Carter, b Ba%h 5 Ward', not out ...' 1 Extras 11

Total 170 [One abtsman has been omitted, who apparently made 10 runs and was bowled by Hirst.} Bowling analysis—Hirst three for 50; Booth, none for 22; Haigh, five for 33; Drake, none for 23; Rhodes, two for 31. YORKSHIRE.—First Innings. Rhodes, c Carter, b Pegler 3 Wilson, b Peg]er 2<5 Denton, b Pegler 82 Drake, b White 4t( Hirst, c Ward, b Carter 65 Tasker, c Mitchell, b Pegler 0 Booth, c and b Pegler 0 Bates, b Hartigan 3 Haigh, not out (11 White, b Noiwse If) Dolphin, c and b Nourse 0 Extras 11

Total . 3^7 Bowling analysis.—Pegler, five for 77; Ftehwarz, none for 77; Nourse, two for 80; Hartigan, one for 59; Carter, one for 40; White, one for 23.. SOUTH AFRICA—Second Innings. Hartigan, b Booth 16 Nourse, b Rhodes 28 Snooke, 1.b.w., b Haigh 7 White, c Booth, b Rhodes 6 Schwnrz, 1.b.w., b Rhodes 14 Mitchell, not out 91 Beaumont, b Rhodes . 5 Pegler, b Drake [ ' [ [ 35 Carter, b Eaigh 10 Ward, b Rhodes '' 21 Extras !.'!!!!! 15 T °tal 288 Bowling analysis.—Drake, one for 58; Booth, one for 01; Rhode,s, six for 102; Haigh, two for 43; Wilson, none for 0. 1 YORKSHIRE.— Second Ininngs. Bates, c Snooke, b Nourse 2 Rhodes, not out 7 Tasker, not out 1 Total for one wicket 10

I -'■* / Bowling analysis.—NouTse, one for f; J Pegler, none for 3. . Received 18, 5.5 p.m. I London, May 18. The African World states that Vogler is sailing next week to join the South I African team in England.

LANCASHIRE v. MIDDLESEX. Received 20, 12.10 a.m. London, May 19. Lancashire defeated Middlesex. War ner scored 10G not out.