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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 153, 15 November 1912, Page 8

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INGLEWOOD A v. NEW PLYMOUTH. This match was unfinished, New Plymouth appearing to have slightly the getter of the game. The weather was line at the start, but got very dull about | 5.30, and stumps were drawn at five minutes to six owing to failing light. Inglewooil won the toss and batted. Pullen and Clegg opened to Nicoll and Bain. Both started well, and ran a good number of short runs. Nicoll caught Pullen oil' his own bowling with the score at j 13. Gudgeon and 11. Marsh soon left, but Ilarkncss stayed in some little time. Clegg played a good innings of 44. Matthews got a rather lucky 20, and G. Marsh played soundly, although slowly, for 24, and was unbeaten at the finish.' Extras 25 was largely accounted for through Gwillim getting a very nasty knock on the head and having temporarily to retire. A feature of the innings was New Plymouth's wild throwing in, many chances of "run outs" being" lost from tliis cause. Gwillim, with 3 wickets for 19 and Bain 3 for 40, got the -best bowling averages. New Plymouth started their innings at 5.15 in a failing light. Nicoll and W«ston started briskly. With the score at 28, Weston was" run out in attempting a short run. ■ Bain and Nicoll carried the game on until 4.50, when it was decided to draw stumps. Nicoll carried his bat for 30. He was missed once by Marsh and put up two or three dangerous ones ill the slips. Appended are the detail scores:— INGLEWOOD A.—lst Innings. . J. Pullen, c and b, Nicoll ■ 8 D. Clegg, b Bain 44 G .Gudgeon, b B<vn 9 R. Marsh, run out , 0 B. Harkness, c Bain, b Williams .. 8 W. Matthews, c Bain, b Nicoll .... 20 R. O. Byrne, b Gwillim 13 G. Marsh, not out 24 11. Billing, b Gwillim • J T. Nicholls, b Gwillim ... 15 H. Bonar, b Bain 6 Extras 25 ■Total 152 Bowling analysis: Bain. 3 wickets for 40 runs; Nicoll, 2 for 40; Williams, 1 for 16; Simpson, 0 ior 11; Gwillim, 3 for 19. NEW PLYMOUTH. —Ist Innings. W. P. Nicoll, not out 30 W. C. Weston, run out 8 K. B. Bain, not out 9 Extras 6 Total for 1 wicket 53

HIGH SCHOOL v. INGLEWOOD B. i High School met Inglevvood B 011 the school grounds yesterday afternoon. High School went in to bat at 3.15, and remained at the wickets for 2% hours. Inglewood following on had made 21 for three wiekets, when stumps were drawn. Scores:— HIGH. SCHOOL.—Ist Innings. Ryder, b Nicholls ... ,10 Monteath, b Sutherland 1 Colfion, b Sutherland 27 Richards, h wicket, b Spurdle 9 Ward, c and b Spurdle 0 Moves, ib Harris : 29i N. Little, b Sutherland ! 4 A. Little, b Spurdle ■ 2 Ewing, not out 22 Goss, 1) Harris 1 9 Sinclair, .b Sutherland 0 Extras 24 Total 146 Bowling analysis: Harris 2 wickets for 38 rune; Sutherland, 4 for 41; Nicholls, 1 for 13; Spurdle, 3 for 29; Reid, 0 for I. | INGLEWOOD B.—lst Innings. j Russell, b Ryder 0 M. Fowler, c Monteatli, b Ryde* 5 Sutherland, not out 7 Harris, b Moyes 5 T. Fowler, not out 4 Total for 3 wickets 21 Bowling analysis: Mows, 1 for 10; Ryder, 2 for 14. URENUI v. WAITARA. Waitara journeyed out to Urenui yesterday, and were defeated by the local eleven by 72 runs. Scores: — URENUI.—Ist Innings. C. Wilson, c W. Foreman, >b Sommerville 18 W. Fuller, b Skelton 5 Lye, b Skelton 10 H. Foreman, b Skelton 0 W. Wilson, 1.b.w., Sommerville 19 E. Sarten, b Skelton 26 C. Foreman, b Sommerville 8 G. Foreman, b Skelton 1 Cunningham, not out 1 Blundell, 1.b.w., Sommerville 12 B. Fuller, b Sommerville 0 Extras 10 Total 116 Bowling analysis: Smale, 0 wickets for 29 runs; Skelton, 5 for 36; Kershaw, 0 for 12; Sommerville, 5 for 14. WAITARA.—Ist Innings. W. Johns, c G. Foreman, b Blundell 11 W. Foreman, b W. Fuller 0 Skelton, b W. Fuller • 3 : Smale, thrown out 4 , McDonald, b Sarten 2 La Pouple, b Sarten !.'!.'!!!• 3 ! Passau, b Sarten 1 ! Harrison, bG. Foreman .... .' . ' 1 Sommerville, not out 7 . Sub., cB. Fuller, b Lye "!.'!.!!!!!!! 5 Extras 7 Total Bowling analysis: Blundell, 1 wioket : for 6 runs; W. Fuller, 2 for 11; Sarten, 3 < for 4; B, Fuller, 0 for 7; C. Foreman, 2 for 5; Lye, 1 for 6; Cunningham, 0 for 2. i The following will represent United Service against New Plymouth on the i Recreation Sports Ground on Saturday ' play commencing at 2 p.m sharp:—Mackay, Dinniss, Bain, Osborne, Sullivan ' Perham, Sumner, Simpson,. Hooker In- ! gram and' Rev. Colvile. Emergencies* Huse and Hoby. ° li