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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 301, 17 June 1912, Page 8

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SOUTH AFRICA >v. NOTTINGHAM. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. London, June 14. The Nottinghamshire team concluded their innings for 201, the complete score being:—■ ! ' NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.—First innings, i Jones, c Nourse, b Hartigan 20 George 'Gunn, b Taylor 73 Allenson, b Pegler () Crawford, c Beaumont, b Hartigan. 12 John Gunn, b Carter 05 Hardstaff, lbw, b Faulkner 21) Iremonger, c Tancred, b Pegler 7 Payton, c Faulkner, b Pegler 2 Oates, b Pegler 0 Riley, e Nourse, b Pegler 0 Wass, not out 7 Extras 11 Total 261 Bowling analysis. Nourse, none for 11; Faulkner, one for 59; Pegler, five for 07; Hartigan, two for 70; Carter, one for 27; Taylor, one for 10. SOUTH AFRICA.—First innings. Taylor, c Oates, b Iremonger 8 Hartigan, c George Gunn, b Iremonger 28 Nourse, b Riley 2(3 Snooke, b Iremonger o Faulkner, b Wass ~ 10 Tancred, c Wass, b Iremonger 12 Strieker, b Crawford 79 Beaumont, b Iremonger 20 Pegler, e Iremonger, 1> Wass 35 Carter, c Iremonger. '> Riley 20 Campbell, not out 19 Extras 13

Total 270 Bowling analysis: Wass, two for 104; Riley, two for 43; Iremonger, five for !)!); Jones, none for 11; Crawford, one for six. Nottingham, in the second innings, has made ten runs without the loss of a wicket (George Gunn 6, Payton 3) when stumps were drawn. Received 16, 5.5 p.m. London, June 16. With seven wickets down for 209 runs, Notts declared their innings closed. The South Africans, in their second innings, scored 203 runs for the loss of two wickets, and the match was drawn. NOTTS.—Second Innings. Geo Gunn. c Campbell, b Faulkner.. 40 I ayton, c Nourse, b Carter 7 John Gunn, b Taylor 73 Hardstaff, b Pegler 7 Alletson, c and b Faulkner!!!!!!!!" 0 Jones, e Beaumont, b Nourse 79 Iremonger, not out " 21 Crawford, c Tancred, b Nourse!!!!!! 0 Oates, not out 23 Extras o, R

Total for seven wickets 269 Bowling analysis: Nourse, two for 44Taylor, one for 21; Faulkner, two for 51; Pegler, one for 71; Carter, one for 47; Hartigan, none for nine. SOUTH AFEICA.-Second Innings. Hartigan, c Jones, b Iremonger 20 Tancred, not out 100 Taylor, b Iremonger '" 77' Extras 7 Total for two wickets 203 Bowling analysis: Wass, none for 20; Iremonger, two for 44; Crawford, none for 28; John Gunn, none for 21; Riley, none for 30; Hardstaff, none for 30; Ceo. Gunn, none for 24. AUSTRALIA v. LANCASHIRE. A WIN FOE LANCASHIRE. London, June 14. When play was resumed it was bright at intervals, the attendance was small and the wicket harder. Macartney and Hazlitt faced Heap and Dean. With seven added,' Hazlitt mishit a skier to mid-off to Sharp, off Dean. Macartney and Emery added 19, and then Macartney, pulling a short ball, was taken finely at mid-on by Dean, off Heap. He had made 80 in 120 minutes. It was a splendid display, and included a sixer and six fours. The remaining three men added 21, of which Whitty made 17 by hard driving. The innings last 180 minutes. Spooner and Makepiece opened to Emery and Hazlitt. Spooner gav' a chance at twelv* of being caught off Emery. He batted forty minutes for 25. Tyldesley was caught right-handed at wide slip cleverly by Kelleway off Whitty. Makepiece batted' soundly. Fifty appeared in 50 minutes. After Tyldesley was out, lunch was taken, and on resuming Whitty and Kelleway did the bowling. Sharp, who came in, was taken at the wickets by Carkeek, who was standing back, off MacLaren. Makepeace, who was in for 120 min-| utea, was leg-before to Matthews. Hei saw 104 runs made. The century occupied 115 minutes.

Lancashire's second innings closed foi 188. E. Tyldesley hit one six and was in 27 minutes. He gave two chances, one in the slips off Matthews and one off MacLaren. A feature of the innings was the partnership between Biooke and Whitehead, who added 63. At the tea adjournment Brooke was 16 and Whitehead 21. By splendid driving eighteen were added off two overs by Matthews, including a sixer. The partnership added 35 in fifteen minutes. On resuming, Kelleway and Matthews were howling, and 28 had been added, when Brookes skied one and was caught by MacLaren. Whitehead made 38 in 35 minutes. He made two bad strokes, and was bowled by Emery after being in 45 minutes. He made a sixer and five fourers. The innings lasted 195 minutes. A shower then delayed play for 25 minutes. Jennings and Kelleway opened for Australia, who wanted 158 to win. Dean and Whitehead bowled in a defective light, and Brookes, standing back from the wickets, caught Jennings off Whitehead. Kelleway and Whitty played out time. The following are the scores:— AUSTRALIA.—First innings. Jennings, b Dean 18 Kelleway, lbw, b Huddlestone 11 Macartney, c Dean, b Heap 80 Bardsley, lbw, b Dean 7 Gregory, b Heap 16 Matthews, c Huddlestone, b Heap... 1

Hiizlitt, e Sharp, b Dean 2 Emm', It Dean 14 Whit'ly. llw, 1, Heap 17 Macl.ari'ii, run out 0 Carkcck, not out \ l*:.x(-i-:ts K, Total 177 Bowling analysis: Dean, four for 03; I Whitehead, none for 22; Huddlestone, one for 41; Heap, four for 41. J LANCASHIRE. First innings 146 Second Innings. Spooner, b Whitty 25 Tyldesley, c Kelleway, b Whitty..! ~7 Makepeace, lbw, b Matthews 32 Sharp, c Carkeck, b MacLaren 9 Heap, b Matthews 0 E. Tyldesley, lbw, b Matthews 0 Brooke, e and b MacLaren 20 Hornby, b Whitty 4 Whitehead. b Emery !.!. 40 Huddlestone, c Hazl'itt, h Emery.... 3 Dean, not out 2 I Sundries 0

'M* l ."..;. 188 Howling analysis: Emery, two for 28; Hiizlitt, none for 25; Kelleway, none for 34; Whitty, three for 30; MacLaren, three for 22; Matthews, two for 35. The wickets fell as follows:~One for 40, two for 45, three for 78, four for 04, five for 104. six for 108. seven for 117, eight for 180, nine for 183. AUSTRALIA.-Second innings. Jennings, c Brooke, b Whitehead... 17 Kelleway, not out 8 Whitty, not out 2 Extras 2 Total for one wicket 29 A WIN FOR LANCASHIRE. Received 10, 5.5 p.m. London, June 10. The weather was bright for the resumption of this match, but a high wind was blowing and the wicket,was softish. and soon became difficult. The Austrailians were all disposed of for 133 runs, [Lancashire thus winning the match by 25 runs. The attendance at the opening was small. A feature of the game was the fine bowling of Dean and Heap. The latter took five wickets for 20 runs, [three of which were secured after i luncheon for five runs. Huddleston and Dean resumed the attack. Kelleway, without an addition to his overnight score, was dismissed by a shooter. Dean then got Whitty off'his pads, Bardsley was brilliantly caught low down at mid-on, .and Macartney left to a high right-handed" catch in the slips. It was a difficult catch. He gave a chance when he had scored 29 to J Gunn, off Whitehead. He batted 75 minutes. Matthews was splendidly caught at silly point. The century occupied 125 minutes. At the luncheon adjournment the score stood at six wickets for 117. On resuming the attendance was 3000. Heap and Dean were the bowlers. Gregory, without increasing his score was brilliantly taken by a left-handed catch at short leg. He batted for 90 I minutes, but his display was indifferent. IHe gave a chance when he had scored one, off Huddlestone, and a second at 17 off Heap. Emery was caught at longoff, and MacLaren returned a ball to the bowler. The following are the scores:— AUSTRALIA.— Second Innings, Kelleway, b Dean 8 Whitty, b Dean "'.'.".' i 2 Macartney, cJ. Tyldesley, b Heap .' 31 Bardsley, c Hornby, b Huddlestone 31 Gregory, c Huddlestone, b Heap .... 34 Matthews, c Hornby, b Heap 0 Hazlitt, b Dean ..' \\ q Emery, c Makepeace, b Heap!'!.' 11 MacLaren, c and b Heap 0 Carkeek. not out 0 Extras «

r Total 233 Bowling analysis.—Dean, three, for 36Whitehead, one for 37; Huddlestone, one for 28; Heap, five for 26. THE CHAMPIONS DEFEATED. Received 16, 5.5 p.m. : T . . London, June 10. Leicestershire defeated Warwickshire by three runs. TWO GOOD PERFORMANCES. ' London, June 14. Playing against Kent, Ranjitsinhii made 128. J Foster, while playing against Leicester, took seven wickets for 21. GOOD BOWLING PERFORMANCE. Received 17, 12.25 a.m. n . . London, June 1(5. Playing against Essex-, Hitch secured eight wickets for 38 runs